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The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

THE sort OF a Joke best appreciated
in the wild West is illustrated by the
following: Gibbs-''So the man was
killed at the hotel, was he? Sluibbs-
Eyes; shot right in the rotunda.
Gibbs-"Great Scott! No wonder 1t
killed him. That's a horrible place to
hit a man."
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

OF those with weak lungs, splitting of blood
bronchitis, or kindred affections of throat
OF lungs. send 10 cent in stamps for DR.. II.
V. Pierce's treatise on these maladies. Adj
dress the doctor. Buffalo. n. Y.
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Were women allowed to vote, every one
in the land who has used DR.. Pierce's IA
vorite Prescription" would vote 1t to be an
unfailing remedy for the diseases peculiar
TO her sex. BY druggists.
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Potato RoLLs.-Boil six good sized
potatoes with their jackets on; take
them out with a SKINNER, drain and
squeeze with a towel to insure being
dry, then remove the skin, nash
them perfectly free from Jumps, add a
tablespoonful of butter, the yolk OF
three eggs and a pint Of sweet milk.
When cool beat in a teaspoonfui of
yeast. Put IN just enough -four to
make a stiff dough. When this rises.
make into small cakes. Let them rise
the same as biscuit and bake a delicate
brown.
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AN egg.shaped work-bag is kept in
place with whalebone casing. One
side opens like a little trap-door. 1t IS
made about twenty-four inches long, of
delicate tinted satine or surah to re-
semble a pretty Easter egg.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

Falling of the hair is arrested, and bald
ness averted, by using Halls Hair Remover.
Obstinate cases of fever and ague can be
cured by taking Ayers Ague Cure.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

The Frazer Axle Grease is the very best.
A trial will prove we are right. Received
first premium at North Carolina State Fair,
Centennial, and Paris Exposition.
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GEORGE, dear, don't you think it's
rather extrayagant Of you to eat butter
with that delicious jam2" mo, love;
economical. Same piece of bread does
for BOTH"
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

If net cultivated, depravity woul(
soon cease to grow IN the gardens o.
the vicious.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

Those who would learn of the world
must not themselves know too much 10
start with.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

S~TRAIGHTEN your old boots and shoes
with Lyons Heel ~Stifeners, and veal them
again
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

"AND are you glad to see me,
Bobby" asked the Bishop, on his semi
annual visit to the parish.
"Oh, yes" said Bobby, ''cause We
always have a good dinner when you
come. But l didn't expect you.'
NENn2O
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

Nathan Strauss, of New York,
owner Of Majolica, says he will never
start a horse in public for work,
believing the practice to be a bad one.
1t causes the public to lose confidence
in the sport.
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Spite is an infirm vindication of fools.

Women, as a rule, are not inventive.
They have no desire for new wrinkles,
unless using Caroline the New petro-
leum Hair producer, can be classified
as a new wrinkle; all handsome ladies
use If
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TIE sort of a Joke best appreciated

FITS: All Fits stoppediree. Trei tlse AMI s1triIl
titcasea Sendto Dr.. Kline, $751; Arch ST.. PhllA Pa,
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

The indiscriminate defence OF right
and wrong contracts the understand
ing, while 1t hardens the heart.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

The truest mark of being born with
great qualities is being born without
envy.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

A FINE frosting can be made of one
cup Of granulated sugar and %one-fourtE
cup OF milk, without egg or geiatine.
Method: Stir sugar and milk over 8
slow fire till it boils; boil FIVE minutes
without stirring; remove from the IRE:
set saucepan In cold water, or on ice.
while you stir it to a cream. Spread
on cake while it will run. The advan.
tages of this frosting are that 1t
will keep longer than the egg or gela'
tine frosting, and it will cut without
breaking or erumbling. Favored TO
suit the taste, it is excellent.
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Take the world as 1t IS, not as it ought
to be.

No lady should live in perpetual fear, and suffer
from the more serlols troubles that so often ap-
pear, when DR.. KIlmer's COMPLETE FEMALE REM
EDY Is certa I TO prevent an cure Tunor and
Cancnr ihera.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

A CARD RACK for invitation, ETC.. is
Of fine cream linen or satin to hang up
against the wall. 1t Is oblong, with
the top making a sort of gable or point,
and has seven pockets stitched fiat with
''etching silk" In some pretty design.
The upper pocket-in the points for
Sunday, and need not be as capaeious
as the others, which are arranged In
three tiers, side by side, each embroid-
cred with the day of the week. This
is the alternative to the looking-glass
frame for holding cards as reminders OF
the days engagement. Tho pocket
must be made wide enough to hold the
postal. card notice of meetings, ETC.,
which many women have to keep in
mind or in view.
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pies, Freckles, Face Grubs, Black Heads, Blotches,
Sunburn, Chapped bands and Face, Baroers
Itch, etc. 1t frees the pores, oil glands, and tubes
Of the skin from the injurious effects or powders
and cosmetic washes containing sediment whhe "
beauties the skin, giving 1t that healthy, natural
and youthful appearance which 1t is Impossible 70
obtain by any other means. II Il c~onceded by con-
noisseurs In the art TO be the best and safest beau
.lnerthe world ever produced.
For sale BY Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Send for Circulars, with Testimonials and Beau
tliul Picture, free.
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To change and to do better are two
different things.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

CHAPFEp HANDS, face, pinples and rough skin
cured by using juniper Tar soap, male by Cas-
well, Hazard 4 Co., New York.
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fully as ridiculous.

-Messrs. Russell, Steel, Story, Col
den, Grady, Crawford, Herdlc, Turner,
Dodge, A. j. Russell, Bowerman
Brothers and MacKay. the twelve nom
inators for the Guaranteed Purse of
$1,000 for the 2.25 class at Island Park,
have made good the second payment,
which fell due on July l.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

PRETTY cushions for summer use in
rattan chairs or to cover up some of the
execrable colors in the Shaker-worn
chair seats, are made of white ground
chally with sprigs or running vines IA
pattern. The tassels and cords are
homemade, OF white and colored cot
tons to match figures Of the stuff. This
makes pretty work, as well as cool
looking cushions, that are most agree
able looking to the eye in summer.
Other cushions for piazza chairs are
tastefulIy made of scarlet and white
bunting over unbleached muslin COW
erS,
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AT the Tea table.

HdSeCluS- my uedIi hdfo a SuB-
gestion to offer"
Lavina-"Well, what is it, pray2"
Phasecius-''It is that we have these
biscuits adorned with painted decora-
lions of japanese design, apply for a
copyright and get some wholesale sta
toner down town to introduce them to
the trade as Mikado paper weights.
What do you say?"
But she was silent.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

No Opium in Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton. Cures where other remedies fail. 25c.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

mo. I thought you'dgo somewhere
else, cause ma said yesterday that 1t
wal about time some other member of
the church offered to entertain you"
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The remarkable spt

The remarkable speed and staying
quality of Little Brown jug were
recalled by the performances of his fun
brother, Brown Hal, in the 2.30 pacing
class at P%ittsburg. He moved down a
field IN short order, after losing the first
heat to Sam Jones, pacing the fourth
mile in 2.174.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

THE best of grammarians and rhetori-
clans often fall far short of perfection
in their commonplace conversation.
Some Of them make a mistake when
taking others to task for their gram
NAUTICAL faillngs. But this is no reason
why one should not ann at perfection.
The following illustration will serve to
amuse and possibly give point to what
we have said:
Professor Ito his wife)-''My dear, 1
wish you would speak more carefully.
You say that Henry Jones came to this
town from st. Louis"
Wife-"Yes."
Professor-"Well, now, wouldn't it
be better to say that he came from st.
Louis to this town."
Wife-'I don't see any difference in
the two expressions"
Professor-"But there is difference,
a rhetorical difference. You don't hear
me make such awkward expressions.
By the way, 1 have a letter from your
father in my pocket"
Wife-"But my father is not in your
pocket. You mean that you have in
your pocket a letter FROM my father"
Professor-''There you 60 with yoar
little bubbles. You take a delight In
harassing nae You are always catch
ing up a thread and representing it as
a rope.n
Wife-"Representlng it to be a rope,
you mean.'
Professionalism / never saw such
a quarrelsome woman in my lifein
G
DARLING" said a young depart
ment clerk TO a pretty Georgetown
girl whose waist his arm enclrcled,
"wiat do you think your dear papa
would say il | were to ask him for your
handp"
81 don't think he'd like it, Harry"
she lisped.
'NoYn he said in disnay for he
thought he was very dense with the
old gentleman. "No? why not2"
Because, DEAR" she smiled, 'he
wouldn't want his only daughter mu-
tilated In that manner. Ask for all of
me, Harry. and l have a vague suspic-
ion you'll get me mighty quick"
Harry gave her a squeeze as big as a
dime museum anaconda, and saw the
WYNN hN0S N"1 III % hiOoO ohSNSoSAot
manner.
WHAT is the booking to New
York;" inquired a man as he stood
before the tlcket-window Of an Eastern
railroad.
Seventeen dollars" said the agent.
you mean-aw-three pounds ten,
eh?"
mo, l mean seventeen dollars. Idou't
know anything about yourthree pounds
ten. Ticketp"
"Ya-a-as, you may book me. But
three poun' ten is too much, donch.
know, too awfully much. Does that in
clude me baggageP"
THAT chap must be a newly arrived
Englishman, !" remarked the agent.
"Englishmani" said a brakeman who
CHANGED to be near; she was born in a
canal-boat down here near Joliet, and
his father got rich buying and selling
hogs"
"AND are you glad to see me,
Bobbyp" asked the Bishop, on his semi
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

The best way to hold a grudge is to
forget ii.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

If wine is a mecker, then whisky
must be an outrage,
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

1t is easier to blame than TO do bet.
ter.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

Maud 5. trotted a mile in ZI2
without urging, over Mr.. B0nner's
Tarrytown track on the 31st nit. So
far this season Murphy has never used
a whip in driving the great mare.
Springfield and Hartford have come
to an understanding. The meeting at
Hampden Park will take place Septem-
Der Z, s, 0 and 10, the week following
the meeting at Charter Oak Park.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

THE pracslce or pegglng down ever
blooming roses, so that they will cover
completely the surface Of the bed, Is
known to produce, very pleasant re-
80 hat p6gglng down
"a isractcry.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

There seems to be an amazing
number of horses with initial cogno-
mems on the trotting turf this year.
We have T. L. D., L, G., ]. p. r., s..
w. c., j. O., G. H., A. II, r. B., G.
d. S., E. c. C, and a great many
others fnlIy as ridiculous.
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How women would Vote.

Would you be strong, conquer your
self
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24
DYSP SIA
NO LADY is REALLY BEAUTIFULLY
Without q Clear, White, Complexion.

Ift{S Great HteTicdn
Lotion FOR BedutUg-
ling the Completion
1 land Heating TIE skin
!. To a large extent con-
:ceals the evidence OF
iage. A few applications
will make the SKIN beau
ltifully soft, smooth, and
white. II Is not a paint
Tor powder that will NIL
lup the pores of the skin,
and by SO doing create
disease Of the skin, such
as Pimples, etc, but Is q
perfectly clear liquid: a
valuable discovery that
|causes the cheek TO glow
with health, and rival
1.-THE lily in wilderness. II
ia impossible to detect
in the beauty 1t confera
II curas OILY skin, PIN.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

w. L. Simmons, of Danville, Ky.s
sold to J. w. Styles. DEBORAH, Iowa,
the 3~-year-old stallion, Patchen Wilkes,
by Mambrino Patchen, dam by George
Wilkes. Price, Sl700.
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Cora S., the speedy and stylish
2,year.old Messenger Chief hlly owned
by Frank Logan, this county, has been
turned over to w. Ii. Robinson, to
make a campaign of the Fairs in the
State this year. The animal is pro-
nounced by competent judges to be one
of the best 2-year-olds in the State.
Mr.. Robinson has a string of SIX other
good animals, and will doubtless wear
the blue many times this season,
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HORSE NOTES

Dan D., thh new Western pacing
wonder, is by Diadem.
viii Cody (reeord 2.l99l was the
foal Of a 27-year-old mare.
j. +. Caldwell is giving good salts
faction as starter at Monmouth.
j. O., by Kentucky Prince, Jr., is
the first new 2.20 trotter Of the season.
Paul Hacke, of Pittsburg, has
decided to campaign Duquesne (2.17})
this year.
Mr.. Gratz, of Philadelphia, has
purchased the filly Refrain from Com
modore Kitson, fer $500.
Virgil, Billet, Enquirer and Long
fellow are in the lead for the stallion
championship so far this season.
johnson defeated Mike Wilkes in
three straight heats over the Twin
City Driving Club track on the 9TH of
July. Best heat. 2.15!.
Bird Hayden, of Harrodsburg, KY,
drove his Rienzi 2-year-old FLY, dam
by Messenger Chief, a quarter in 374s.,
at a 2.29 rate.
Great faYoritism IS shown Fred
Archer by English horse.owners, Ii a
horse has a sure thing the mount
is, nine times out of ten gwen to
Archer.
David Bonner, who was injured by
a runaway accident a few weeks ago,
is coming around all right and will soon
be seen on the road again.
Jesse Fox, of Boyle county, KY,
lost by collie a valuable 3.year-old horse,
by Halls Abdailah. He had refused
recently a fancy price for the animal.
AT the Kalamazoo Mich trotting
meeting, William Mclaughlin. the dr.
yer of Colonel Bowers, IA thrown out
of the sulky during one of the races,
and had four ribs broken.
w. L. Simmons, of Danville, Ky.
sold to J. w. Styles. DEBORAH, Iowa,
the 3-year-old stallion, Patchen Wilkes,
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A. Smith Mccain, of Lexington,
KY, has sold to Il. II. Park3r, of
Youngstown, Ohio, two FLIES BY Red
Wilkes, dam of one by Administrator,
dam of the other by Brown Chief.
Price, $1,000.
The Southeastern District Agricul-
tural Society of Missouri, announces
light harness races between mules atlts
twenty.8rst annual fair, to be held at
Tarm SirfsSean-n1 October IL to 70.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

j. 7. Williams, owner of Joe Cot
ton, aspires TO be a starter, and says
that if the Monmouth, Coney Island
and American Clubs will give him per-
manent employment in that capacity
he will sell all his race-horses and devote
all his energies to starting.
Lizzie Dryers 2.0S, with 113
pounds up, in the Boulevard stakes a
Chicago, on the 81 inst, is the fastest
mile and a quarter Of the season. The
track of the Washington Park Club APP
pears to be remarkably fast this year
At a mile and a sixteenth Jim Douglas
beat the record, scoring LAY. At
mile heats, over hurdles, WIN Davis
also lowered the record, running in
l.40f and 1.5l.
An effort is being make to get up a
sensational ace to be run at San Fran
cisco next winter. 1t is proposed to
give about 81, 600, and it is expected
that this will attract such horses as
Miss Woodford, Troubadour, Modesty,
Barnum. Joe Cotton, Bersan, Lizzie
Dwyer and others from the East. OF
course, all the celebrated C~alifornians
would take part. The distance has not
been determined, but a dash of two
miles has been spoken of.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24

This Wash
Board is made
of ONE SOLID
SHE Ell OF
HEAYYC0RRU.
GATED ZINC,
which produces
a double faced
board of the
best quality and
durability. The
fuung is very
deep. holding
more water and
consequently
doing better
washing than
EDy wash board
in the market
The IL
made of hard
wood. and held
together with an
iron bolt run
ming through o
tube formed on
the lower edge
ofthe zinc. thus
b hiding h
| whole together
the most sub
! stantislmsnner
and producipeR
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-19

Jak niegdys cudownym spo-
sobem z zacietego wroga chrze-
scialistwa Szawla stall sic sw.
Pawef, talk tel i dawniejszy
przeciwnik Zwiqzku Mar. Pol,
ks. Pawel Gutowski, zamicrza
STAG sic przyjacielem tegoz
Zwiqzku i Zawiazac w swo)ej
paratii sw. kazmirza w Detro.
it nova grippe Zwiqzkowq. Oby
przyklad ks. Gutowskiego INA
laz1 jaknajwiecej nasladowcow
W gronie duchowiehstwa po-
skiego W Ameryce.
Skoro ks. Gutowski otwar-
Gle przystqpi do Zwiazku, be
dziemy liczyli s kaplanow PC
miedzy Bratmi Zwiqzkowy-
mi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-19
Wspomnisnia Lacrosse.

Zasiad1szy do ogromnego sto.
}u redakcyinego, ably napisac
cos cd siebie, przypominam
sobie z mitologicznych baiek
greckich nieszczesliwego Sysy-
ia, ktory "a grzechy swoje
skazany zostaf pc smierci ma
kulanie ogromrej skafy pod
wysokq gore, lecz niydy ME
zeolal jej wkulnq6 ma wierz-
choiek, DO bogowie talk zrz}-
dzili, re "a kazdym razem,
kiedy juz mlaf "a PREY samym
szczycle, zEowu z ogromnym
trzaskiem ma dol sic skulala,
i potepieniec wiecznie ma no
wo rozpoczynac musia1 te Gle
zA;! prace.
l'odobne nieustanne, Z ka-
2dym numerem ma nowo po-
wtarzajace sic zadanie, musz4
spefniac redaktorowie gazet,
ktorzy tel podobnle jak SYST
tax sic przyzvyczaili do swo-
jego zaciqgu, Re wogo!e spell
niaja go bez wszelkiego SEE
mrania i narzekania.
Czasem tylso "ydobedzic
SIC z natchnioncj pjersj reda-
ktorskiej jek rozpaczy -jezcli
zgie}lS ma ulicy, halas W po-
biiskim salonic, lub zbyt slo-
she muzyI5alne popisy poczat-
kujqcych'u s>olczonych wiz
tuozow gt1ie w sNledztwie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-19
kAPICHkOP
n o W 0 y orsk i.

Buffalo, IA s%ierpnia, So +.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Wien, &c Gle byt dola kazde-
so z nowo.przybyfych rodakow do
tute jszej Rzeczypospolitej zywo OBJ
chodzi; a zatem te4 jestem pewny,
10 ME odmowisz W intcresie prawdy
i sprawiedliwosci umieszczenia tych
stow kilku.
Katdy nowo.przybyfy oglada
sic %naJprz6d, ably gdzics otrzymac
prace; ME baczy na to, kto mu
takowa %ofiaruje , j przcz to wpada
W sieci i szpony niegodziwych
agent6w. Chociaz re wstydem
przyznajemy, re W Nowym Yorku
i niektorzy z naszych rodakow
praktykuja W TEN szlachctnem
rzemioble, Il pomiedzy innymi tray
ma prym w. ~Budzyhski, pod No.
II PREY Carlisle ulicy, W poblisu
Castle Garden, W Nowym Yorku
zamleszkaiy. IN wiele zabrafoby
m1ejsca, gdybysmy o wszystklch
sprawkach tego pana chcieli opo-
wiadac, ME w%spominamy nawet 0
tenn, re z niejednego ostatni grosz,
jak z cyt,yny wycisnaf, zaprasza-
JAG niby to goscinnic do swego
domu, ale ME mozemy pominac
tego, re bedac w zmowic z ME
uclciwymi tarmcrami, dostarcza i'm
polskich rak i sit do piracy, natu-
rnlnie Ia o%pfaceniem pewnej t%antje-
my cd ,,duszy."
Robotnikow, gdy farmerom
posp'zataj a wszystko z pola =
wyrcdzaJa ma cztcry wiatry, mic
zapfaciwszy aEi centa; = i do
kogoz maja sic uzalic biedne
,,zielonki", ME znaJac tutej szego
.iezykn:
DO napisania tych kilku stow
znusza mnie krzywda oszulSanych,
Il zar"zcm przypuszczam, &c ti
korespondencya zwroci ma siebie
uwage n~iejedncgo rodakow,
ktorzy posytojac 20 swych krc-
wnych, przestrzegq ich, ably "a
przybyciem do Nowcgo iorhu nic
dali sic ztowic tcmu cztowiekowi,
ktory jake prawdziwy nBaucrn-
taenger" niejednego az do koszuli
cbuurt.
Il. Rzctcluichi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-19
Nowiny cd reki

Juz I'd 5 tygodni pala sic
w Wisconsinie lasy wzdfuz IL
Mi kolejowej Wisconsin Cen
trail. Plomienie chiefly pomie-
dry innemi miasto Spencer,
ktore zgorzafo do szczetu. w
miasteczku Colby sralit sic
dworzec kolejovy, w Hewitt
wszystkie pity. W Stevens
Point spfonaf tartak Robinso-
ma. Zbiegli osadnicy z ]as6w
roz}ozyli sic obozem pod Green
Bay, dokad i'm ca1emi WACO
Mani ~przywo7a zywnosc.
Polska osada II O ia Park
takze nawiedzona zostala po-
aarem lasow, lccz tam ogien
wiecej dopom6gf osadnikom,
kliruJac lasy, niz zaszkodzif.
W przyszlym numerze bedzie
ztamtad korespondencya we
W1ayusie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-19
Brak ksiezy polsA icl
w Texas.

Pewnie nigdzie W Ameryce
wychodzcy polscy ME cierpiq
takieJ nedzy religJne.j, jak W
Texas, gdzie wiele zasobnych
paratij polskich ola braku ksie-
zy wcale ME mo2e sfyszec slo-
wa Bozego Z ust polsklego ka-
p]ana.
New Waver3y, gdzie ks.
Felix's Orzcchowski zaioly1 ko-
lonia, majq Polacy diva ko-
scioly, lecz ksiqdza zadnego
,juz Cd lat czterech. Brennan.
opusciI ks. Wilimowicz juz
diva lata. W Anderson tel ME
ma ksiedza, chociaz i tam Po-
lacy kosci6l majq. W Martin
take Oh cztcre4h lat, jak u
mart ks. Misiewic1, ME ma
ksiedza. Wszystkic te paraGe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-19
Palsy kHpey v Chicago.
CHICAGO, II sierpnia, sc I.

CHICAGO, II sierpnia, sc +.
Towarzystwo Polsko Krpieckic i
Bratniej pomocy, zawiazafo sic d..
IL tego BIN. w hall ob. L. Na'epih.
skiego pod No. 5i3 Noble ulicy, W
Chicago, Illinois.
Gel tegoz Towarzystwa: Wa.
jenna pomoc W c%horobie, czuwanie
.jeden mad drugim i ponce W
Observation-Disclosures mzypadkach W
intcresie %handlowym potAm: Kazdy
czfonell tegoz Towarzystwa winien
podierac jeden drugiego, pokazuj ac
innym, W juki sposob zagrodzic
droge szachra jom i azeby nasi
rodacy "a przyllfadem Towarzystwa
Polsko- kupieckicgo talk samo u
czynili..
Szanowni Rodacy'!. Gas
wiellSi czas, azebysmy rAz zechcieli
zrozumiec, re nam pot:zcba mai
plerw jednosci, prawdziwej zyczli-
wosci i popierania interesach
polskich kupcow! Badzmy pewni,
gdy doprowadzimy do tel jednosc'
cieszyc sic kazdy Polak bedzie
smiato oprzcc sic bqdziem mogli
obcr narodowosci, ktorn nigdy
dla naTodu poisIsiego przychyInu
ME bedzic. Polla2my, zrsmy 50
talk samo zdo'ni do pro wadzcni;
interes6w h~ani!owych, iak inne
harody. Przypatrzmy sic, jake
inne narodow,ac; majja rieknc ~.
kiady, " dla czegoz nie miuIyb,
powstac interc,t handiowe polsSje.
Czysmy ME NJ! tax samo zdolni
jak inn?
Ale potrzyba nam-powtarzam
sic .jtdno5ti i zyczliwosci, /;
zazdrosc, ktor@ dotychczas VIVA
staia, nlechaj ma aaWszc pochowani
bPdzle, " W to micjscc w-.api ia.
dose, wcs3tosG .odno3G. pamietai
my n& to, a5chy ciq&ko zapr#co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-19
naleaa do dyecezyi Galveston

naleaa do dyecezyi Galveston
skiej.
Tylko W Fremont i Bryan
SO ksieza polscy, i to wszyst-
ko, a pierwsze.l q tych dwoch
osa1 takze grozi osierocenie,
gdyz obecny proboszcz ks.Po-
lyahsli 2 powodu .iaKiegos pro-
cesu, chce opuscic parafia do
browolnie. rs. Polyahski jest
rodowity Litwin. Paratia W
Fremont jest liczna, jak 0 tenn
swiadczy ia okolicznosc, re
jest W niej jake 800 dzieci W
wieka szkolnym. Biedy tam
takze ME ma, a klimat bar
dzo zdrowy, Fremont BOWEN
slynie z wod m!neralnych, do
ktorych 2 calego TeXasu ma
rod sic zjezdza.
Kiedy .jedha polska paraiia
W Texas poslaia rrosbe do ks.
biskupa, ably sic zmi}owaf i
przyslaf je.j ksiedza Polaka,
odpowiedzial ma to ks. biskup:
= Dajcie mi ksieay a ia tax
ze waszej prosbie zadosyG u
czynie.
KS. biskup Antoni Dominik
Pelicer z San Antonio, Tex,
wysfal niedawno ks. Romual-
ola Magota z Bandery do b.
uropy, ably staraf sic tam o
ksiezy polskich ola .jego dye
cezyi.
w obec takiego popytu ma
polskich kaplanow tenn wiece.j
ubolewac trzeba mad tymi,
ktorzy, jak mp. rs. Wozny W
Milwaukee, dawniejszy pro-
boszcz W Pittsburghu, Kansas,
zupelnie przestali sic starac o
przyjecie do piracy W winnicy
Pansk1ej i protanujq SKATE ka-
pfanska, chwytajqc sic zawo-
dow, ME maiqcych Z duszpa-
sterstwem mic wspolnego.
Redakcya W1arusa chetnie
ofiaruje swe posrednlctwo mic
dzy Wielebnymi kapfanami
naszymi starajacymi sic o pro-
bostwa a parafiaml osleroco-
nemi.