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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-07
AGANG OF 8ORSE THIEVES
WHO HAVE BEEN ANNOYING
ARK ANSAS
People for the Past Fight Months,
Finally Traced by Capt. LiGgg
Burned Alive.
IrprorALfro1rnn ArrrAt.I

HELENA, ARK. December 3 For the
last eight months the citizens OF Eastern Ar
kansas, CONNIE ncing at Helena and extend
ing noTthRaTd TO Missouri, have been ex-
eessively annVyed BY the theHs OF their
mules and horses without being aele to get
any trace OF t em whatever, They would
disappear as II by magic, and that would be
the last of them. No less than twenty-five
or thirty having been stolen in the time
mentioned above. The, teople, TO protect
thSs'Epseives' had banded themselves together,
the track Of the next thiei,
sized dose OF Judge Lynch, but all their
efforts came to Bausht for tee simple reason
that the thieves weuld cover their tracks so
we'll that no trace Of them could be found
Capt. Silas Lingg, Marshal OF the city Of
helena, who has made wide reputation for
his will and courags in ruuning down and
capturing evil doers, took the job in hand to
where they were going 10. He. soon, found
cut that the stock was carried through
the thick settlements in the night time to
APPOINT on the Mi, sis,ipP river sometwenty
miles below here, and then crossed over the
Iiver into the State Of Mississippi and sold.
He succeeded in capturing the leader of he
gang at Australia, Mss, yesterday, named
William Kelly, who has maee a confession
and told VIII re numhsr Of hne horses that
had been stolen are now located. 1t is ru-
number Of we'll to do farmers, and that
startling Developments will be made in
day or two. This is, however, a rumor, as
the officers will not express them
selves until they have secured the
posse, LETT tonight for Mississippi to
get the horses, and the citizens of Arkansas
can congratulate then selves on the fact that
the backbone of . very formidable gang of
horse thieves has been broken.
I.ac ni0ht ahanf ngcInolr Ara hrnka nj
in the residence Of Ularisa Macneal, an Old
oolored woman, and before anyone could
get to the house IL was mass of flsmes.
The old woman burned with the building.
United States Circuit Court with the Hon:
tDdaV
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JAY GOULD
Has Become POssessOr of the Ma
jOriiy or the Stock of the L..
r., % R. d. II. II. Il,

LITTLE Rock, ARK Deeember 8 -
The fact that Jay Gould, president of the
Missouri Pacific system, had become pos
sessed of a majority Of the stock and bonds
Of the Little Rcck, Mississippi River and
Texas Railroad Company was nced
her, today. ThisIoad is part of the Arksn-
sas Valley route, oxte IDS from Little Rock
70 Arkansas City, Ark, and is advertised to
be sold under foreclosure on the 18th in tant.
Its total indebtedness on first and second
mortgage bonds, coupons and interest ag.
gIegates $1,000. 1t is believed here that
Mr., g uld will buy 10 the road without op-
position at the sale, and it is also known
that the present management of the Arkau-
sas Valley route will not be changed. Mr..
Sould's, purchase, however, of the Little
Roch, Mississippi River and Texas railroad
will give him weight to ma traffic con-
tracts with Little Rock nd Fort Smith, and
Kansas and Arkansas Valley railroads, that
will divert the Kansas and Western traffic
with New 0rleaus and the Southeast 10 his
Iron Mountain line and the newly purch ased
line to the Mississippi river. The work Of
construction of the Kansas ana Arkansas
Valley extension to Gibson, Ind. Ter, Is to
comme9ce as soon es the contracts can be
awarded.
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Cluverius'A Death Urged by Mas
BsRdtsOn's R1Olher

RICHMOND, Va December 6.-Gov
Leo today received letter from Mrs. Lucy
Madison, mother Of Fannie Lillian Madison,
the victim of Cluyerius. Ia which she begs
the Governor to 'let the law take its courss
with that wretch Cluvetius, who has caused
father, mother and G ght brothers and sisters
to see so much trouble. Only hasten il as
quick IS poss BILE for the sake OF other moth
ers and innocent females. Please, for the
sake Of the mother whose heart and mind
have been nearly traSed with grief ana dis
Iress, , iet 1t tmesnipg the Judgment of the
The Governor has not yet made known his
intention in the case. II he refuses TO inter
fere SO far as pardon or Communication is con-
cerned, he will doubtless respite the prisoner
SO as to give him time, after the last hope Of
elemency is gone, to prepare himself for
death. The, City Sergeant, who has charge
OF the jail where Cluveris is conf ed. todoy
called upon the Governor to know if he
should stay his prepa ations Tor the execu-
tOn, but the Governor gave him no intima-
tlon that he won exercise clemency in any
way If he does not Cluverius will be
hanged next Friday.
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tors or any other monopoliei, ard that The
first husiI ess was TO formulate y -progrnmme
OF plan of proceedings, VIII, ,reuDon O. H.
Robinson, W. W. Stone W q. phelps.
W. l.. Hemingway anh D. NJ. Russell
were appointed o coz IlnSttee TO do So
" hile the hittee VIZ preparinaa a plan Of
Organization Gen. S. u LIE and Prof. Myor,, !,
OF The apd College, addressed the
lstee audience on t.ne objects, aims and ben
ehts to the agricultural interests OF the val
ley and the whole country Of organisation.
abe committee reported SIX. lston sketch Of
organization which was adopted. The ssso-
citation is known as the Farmers' Associa-
tion Of tie YazoO Delta. All farmers
elig' bic to membership or payment of 81 as
membership fee. The followiug officers were
elected: ID. VI. Russell, of Coahomn oouniy,
president; ID. X. Phelps, of Sharkev. vice
president; j. S NJ. n ely, of Washington,
secretary and treasurer. An Executive Com
mittee ene from each county in the di. trict
was appointed and ths ii 10 an d place for the
next meeting for the third Tuesday in May,
1871, at Greenville, Miss. On motion the
members of the Executive Committee we're
requested 10 enroll the ames OF all wishing
to become members and forward to the SEQ
retary. The meeting was composed Of
large and intelligent body of farmers, who
manifested gte eat interest, and il is consid-
cred to be the initiative Of one OF the most
important events of the times to promote the
interest Of the producers Of wealth.
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THE LONDON PRESS
Praises That Part Ofth Pre.id en- =
MesSage Regarding the
Fisheries.

LONDON, December 6,-The Daily
Ns,rs, commenting on that part of President
Cleveland's message referring to the fish
cries question, says: "Toe two governments
ought not to allow themselves rest until they
heve arranged the question. The difficulty
seoms to be that America wants fishing
while New England does not want free trade
The same insetieble greed for protection
underies the difficulty about the disposal OF
the surplus revenue. Protection will die
hard in America" II is. however, begin
ming to be regarded with increasing popular
Inisiruet. The proposed revision of the tariff
may be he beginning of the end, -
The Daily Telegraph says: Never were
words included in message which mora de-
served the earnest and prompt attention Of
the British Ministry. To leave the dispute
OPEN, If it can In any way be adjus cd,
would be the height of criminal short sight
eduess.
The Times, commenting: on. President
Cleveiand's message, says; "It is fortunate
for both parties that tho negotiations are in
tho hands of the governments instead of
those of the immediate disputants in the
fishery. question. Opposing interests seems
to originate for any movement toward Tree
trnde -
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The Labor Party ReorgnntzIup

CHICAGO, ILL, December 6-Iu
conformity with a request from the Execu-
that their organiza ion be recogniZe1' Lnse
Coyne, member Of that party, was today
appointed by County Judge PrcndergIast as
one, OF the thres Election Commissioners
uuncer the reform city election law. Hereto
beon members Of either one OF the other Of
the TWO leading political parties. The an
pointment of Coyne is regarded as an i'm
portant innovation. Coyne is carpenter
worked as a street ear conductor for the West
Division Company. He was one of the SIX
teen employees Of that corporation whose
summary disc aarg led to tho great strike in
June, 1885, ending By the reinstatement OF
the discharged employees,
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
Grand COmmaBder Gen. ucius A.
FatFchfid I'm the City.
lnuurrt

NASHVILLE. TRNN.. December g.
Gen., Lueius A. .Fairchild, Grand Com
mand,r Grand Army Of the Republic,
v sited Gen. Bate at the capitsl today, and
then won't to Fisk University this evening
Gen. Fairchild visited George H. Thomas
Post, Grand Army of the Republic, and
spent, some time with the comrades. A
grand reception will be given him tomorrow. '.
SUPREME CoURT-SALE OF STOCKS.
The Supreme Court. in session here today,
devoted all the time to the call Of cases from
Davidson county.
Speculation in stocks is still booming
kere, the coal and iron securities beinc the
fancy, There continued to climb. No
sheifisld stock can be had, ss the parties are
holding II of the market. Mr.. Perry, PTesi-
dent Of the Albany, N. Y, Stove Company,
Ia in the city consideTing the advisibility OF
removing his works to South Pit.sburg, OF
some other point in the South. This is the
largest stove manufacturing establishment
in the cOuu try, and its removal here would
he an important event. Mr. Perry said to
day that he had rot yet determined upon a
definite place, but would decide what to do
n few days.
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A Gambler Shoots Bis UnfaI hfuI
Mistress,

WAsHIyGroN, December 6.-About
eighteen months ago John Rowe, gambler
of New York, came to Washington with a
full pocket book. He was accompanied by
Minnie Raymond, his mistress, whom he
shortly established as uroprietress of a
basnio south Of tho Avenue. About six
months ago he encountered streak of bad
luck and lost all his money. He was dis
carded by his paramOur in favor Of another
man, sa ID to be the son of a prominent dry
goods merchant. Rowo went to the house
and asked her for money. On being refused
he upbrsided her and was eje .ted icom the
house by The police. lie threatened the
with jealousy and his reduced circumstances,
be weLt to the dive and shot the woman
through The head. BE then shot himself
through the he d. causing almost Instant
death; The woman lie still alive, but will
prohably die
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YAzoo Cry. MISS, December g.
The trial Of w +. Lamar for Shooting A. O..
Crane here last Juiy terminatcd this even
ing. Lamar was indicted by the grand jury
for shooting With intent to xii and murder.
The trial was called Thursday evening at 2
o'clock. The State was aoly represented by
District Attorney R.N. Miller and u. II.
Barneti, and the defense by Col. W.
II. Luce and ). f. Everett. The
testimony failei to show that Lamar
had any defense whatever for
bis crime, and the jury. after being out but
i've minutes. returned with their verdict of
guiity'as indicted. entence will be passe 4
tomorrow. The limit of the law is IL years 10
the penitentiary, and it is more than likely
that be will set the full penalty. LamRr's
excuse for shoot ng Crane was, that he
Cranel had been too intimate with his wife,
who is one Of the most highly respse ed, Gull
uVated, modsst ladies of our town. On ao-
count Of the lady, the case sttra cted much
attention, the courthouse being crowded at
each tap of the hell The conviction Of La
mar is tho vindisation of his wife, and for
that rerson tho verdict was loudly ap-
Mr.. Hugh Craig, who was wounded by the
falling brick at the fire Saturday night, is
reported by his physician as not being so
we'll today,
The Weather IL bitter cold, snow having
fallen Saturday night and Sunday, and
steady freezing all OF today.
Buelness is not as good as il might be nt
this season. The cotton crop is repo rted the
shortest for many years.
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A Loyal SaIyn,innis,.

CHIcAGo, ILL, Dscembsr 6.-Miss
Petrel aJohnson was today awarded BIZ Judge
Iuiey sO week from her estate OF S75, 900,
pending decision upon the application re-,
cent made by her uncle that conseFvAtor
lady Is Just of age. A few weeks sRo she
gave Gen. Booth, Of the Salvation Army,
$500 to build church. She wears the Sal
yationist uniform and continuously threat
upon the ecclesiastical org anizStion Of which
Booth is the head Miss Johpson's lawyer
today intimated the motive for her strange
action was deterwi in 'tion to be rid oftbe
aisgraceful Interference Of her uncle in her
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LEIDy & CO.
HATTERS.
M h As g RANT TAHLOR R,
Cleaning, DyeinK a Repairing,
No. az W. COuRT STREET.
IdoorEe ~. NAChoI.
FOR SALE.

MY LATE RESIDENCE PROPERTY OF
WI MoLemore avenue, near State Female
College: The property, which is In Green
wood, the most attractive and growing sub
urb of Memphis, consists Of five acres OF
ground unsurpassed for healthiulness and
hsauty OF location, containing large yaris-
~ Of forest and fruit treHs, ornamental treos
and shrubbery; two story residence com
with ample supply Of closets; also, kitchen,
seryants' room, stable, carriage house, coal
and poultry house and several other out
buildings; two good cisterns and q deap
tory for milk, butter, fresh meats, etc. Con.
venient access to the city By street cars and
turnpike, with exem ption from city taxes.
Immediate possession given 10 purchaser.
Price, 5000. For terms Of payment apply
at my ofice, No. q. Gdison 81 CT telephone
No 669. j. W. OLAPP.
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James wales, the carsoomast. Dead

NEW koRK, December 8 -Jamaa A
Wales, the cartoon artist Of Puck, The y.sdo,
and Other publications. died todaysn a base.
ment restaurant on BroedWny. He had
after which he sent cut for potion of bro
nlide OF potash, which he drank With liquor
He then stretched himgell on a sofa in the
pfiyate cfiee 10 sleep. some hours after be
was discovered TO be dead. A dooter was
sum moned and announced Bis belief that
hr, Wales died of EyneOpe from organic car
bTomide.
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Veslige or ,hn Crnu.

POINT PLEASANT, N. j., December 6.
"A three masted schooner which cana
ashore Yesterday above Townsends Inlet
was boarded today by the life saving crew
and found to haye settled, She is the Emily
an shepard Of Middleton, Ct. No Vestige Of
the vessel sprung leak during the gale Of
saturday night and was Abandoned, the
crew taking to the boats. They have either
boon blown out to sea OF have perished.
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DIED.

DALT0N-Suddenly, Mondsy, Decem Der
8, 1856, j. 4. DALTON, aged "a years and I
months, son of Jennie and the late G. r.
Dalton.
Funeral will take place from residence,
No. 100 Elliott street, this (TUEsDAY) al
ternoOn at 2:SO o'clock. Services at Grace
Church at O'clock, the Rev. DR.. Patterson
officiating. Friends are invited to attend.
LEWIS-Decembsr 1, 1886, in CrIttenden
county, Ark, atthe residence of his brother
in.law, Mr.. @. K. Rasbury, Mr.. EDWARD b.
LEWIS. in the 4lth yearOf his age
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-07

WASHINGTON, Dtcamb.r 8. - The
Pre- !ids1t has appointed Geo, A. Allen to be
United States Attorney for the Western Dis-
suspended for Offensive partisonship. The
President signed Mr.. Aliens commission
saturday evening. The conferees on the in
terstate commerce bill have adjourned with
o'clock Wednesday morning.
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GREENYILLE, MISS.
A Strong Org sDisaIiOn Elected
Among the Farmers.

@REExvTLIE, MIss., Decor mber O.
h1rslAnt to a calIpreYionsly made and pub
nSAed, z large number Of farmers Of the
hasCnic Temple and al Il o'clock were
called to order by Col W. A. Percy, who
nad been .requested 20 act as chairman OF
tne con mlttee named in the call, and who
brleny stated the subject Of the
stating that the prime object and
am OF those making the call was to organize
tne agrleuliufists Of the valley for consulta-
tion and intercs ange OF views and a System-
ale solution Of all questions pertaining to
make war on oumilIs, cotton seed specula.
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LouIs James and Marte waImwrIsha

NEw YoRK, December S.-L7uiz
James end Marie Wainwright made their
first sppeSTance in New YOrk as stars at the
audience. The play was Virgintss. Mr.
James's impersoa1tion of the title 70 was
q powerful one. In the forum scene his
elective work was rewarded By several ro-
calls MIS-, Wainwrights" Virginia" was a
chsrmu characterization
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THE HARPER PARTY.
what They Did Berwsea Here ard
New Orleans

ESPECIAL TO TEE APPEAL.
VIoKsBURG, MIss D. csmbar 6.-The
Harper party arrived here at 6 o'clock p m a.,
an will likely leave sbout o'clock tomor-
row eyenipg, arr.ying in Momphis at late
nOur MOnday night. Since les 9i7s; New Or
leans they have visited the principal sugar
plantations between that city and Baton
Rouge, where they we're banqusted lnst
night. They will tomorrow visit The points
q interest IN and about ,Vicksburg, and
monday will devote the whole day
to to the cotton plantationo' o the Yas 70 Valley.
They may go to Grsehville. They eEpress
themselves we'll pleased at their reoep ions
everywhere throughout the south, and arc
they have seen at almost every point. They
look forward to the visit to Memphis as the
ouimination of a tour the most agreeable
ana delightful ever made by any party
through the South. '
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KNOXVILLR, sENN.
Forty Inches of SNOW in RrIstol-
k1snoofs SOllapsinK Under the In
tense Weight.
" lsPECrAL TO THs APPEAL.l


Veg" lsPEoIAL TO THs APPEAL.I
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. December g.
LastniSht snow began falling the second
tme,. and in all over twenty inohss, Such n
fall is unprecedented in Knoxville. The
weight of the snow has crushed numerous
reofs,.hcing. several thousand dollars dam
ages. AdVices from MaryviIle state the
roofs of the dwellings aud barns
falling in. Specials from Bristol riye
iorty-one inches there, from Green
TJieb 'thirty-six, Coal Creek thirteen.
Jellieo eight. Trains on the east division OF
the East Tennessee road were with difficulty
run, ,One due here at 6 O'Clock this morn
1nT will not arrive till midnight tonight.
AN passenger trains are running double
headers. Gdyices from Abingdon state that
ltinaa 'been showing since Friday, VIM.
Bayless, ahrakeman, stuck bis head ont OF
tho locomotive cab this side of Cleveland
this morning was struck By bridge. He had
his terehead crushed and nose broken ann
sknll fractured fearfully. He cannat live.
A special from Johnssn City has snow
thiIty-tWO incl es deep. The roofs Of ave
buildings collapsed. Tbs r0ofofthe foupdrv
and machine shop, tho largest between Chat
tanOoFa and Roanoke, settled down 'gSFse
lnGhes' bnt is probably safe. 1tisStill snow-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-07

Lovers Il Eoaey will be eralifed to
learn that Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup ia a
much sweeter erieie aud mach beIter
for a cough. Price % rents.
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WASHINGTON, d. G.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I

AM IMLtFVIPW BFVWbtM NNnEFeaN.
man GLASS ANA our Special Cor
respondent.
lsPEcIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
~ WASHINGTON, December 6. r 4pre-
sentative Glass told your correspondent to-
night that he was very confident Ofbelng able
TO pass this sess on the bill which he intro
duced last winter, Ordt ring the represents
Gyes of the United States abroad to incor-
State Department. lie thinks the Morrison
tariff bill will be brought forward by itsIsup-
porters, but doubts whether IL csn be con-
sidered BY the Houss. The Interstate COM
merce bill he believes will be pushed to its
passage.
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JuiherRns Cannot Ne Kuighds Of
IRbor

. CHIC1Go, December S.-A spptisl TO
the Daily Ne,es from Fond du Lac, Wis. says:
the names of thirteen members of st. Peter 5
Lutheran church we're Oday stricken from
Knights or Labor and because they elect
to remain so, despite church re esulations.
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YAZOU CITY.
IsPRcIAL TO TEE ApPEAL,l

W. r. Lamar FOund Guilty for tn q
ehOottDg of Mr. CRAM HIS wife
Vindtcated.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
Sensational Arrest OF T. III. De LOss
for Forgery.

CHATTANOOGA, TKNN, December 8.
"A sensation was created here today by the
arrest OF L. IL. De Loss. of the Psndleton
'Hrsnite Company, of Atlanta, on the charge
81 having forged checks on the CITY National
Bank, OF Atlanta. He was arrested by De-
teotiVe Morgan on his arrival from Cincin-
nAti and'at once taken to Atlanta.
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Tho nestest, quickest, rats an ,,t
powerful remedy known Tor kheumatis . ,
PIeurisy, Neuralgia, Lupbago, Baokaohe.
Weakness, Gods In the Chest and an aches
and pains. IndOrsed BY 5000 Physicseps and
Druggists Of the highest rsputs. Reusop's e
Plasteis promptly, relieve and cure where
and lotions are absolutely uaeless, Bsygsre
OF limitations under similar sounding n9roee, :,
such as Capsicum," Capucin, {" y capsi,
cine, as they are utterly worthless and in.
TAKE no 0TBLRe All druRr sts. SFABTfRY
JOHNSON, PropristOrs, New York.
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"OH! | wouldn't bother about
that. Cure your neuralgia With 81
walton OIL Price 25 eta. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10
n HeETROIT.
{ czerWca, l.SS6 L.

w dniu 80 ma.ja br. zostafa u
mas zorganizowana grupa, wv. Mar.
Polskiego pod tytulem ,,Synowio
Korory Polskiej'', sktadajaca sic 2
% czfonkow, z pomiedzy ktorych
do komitotu wybroni z%ostali: ma
prezydenta J6zef T~omalczyk, vice
prezydenta Wincenty Kamihski,
sekrctarza l Jan Nowak, sekre-
TARA ii Jozef Deja, ma kasyera
Jozef Bilski a. ma cdzwiernego
Nikotem Ostrowicki.
Nastepne posiedzenie odbedzie
sic W niedziele, Is czcrwca, o 90
dzinie 4tej pc pofudnin, W pomie-
szkanlu oh. Jozefa Bilskiego pod
No. s46 ma 24tei ulicy.
Ma p%osiedzcnlu tenn przyjmowa-
nj beda nowi kandydaci.
A zatem W imieniu wspomuianej
grupy wv. upraszam wszystkich
Sian. Roaakdw, ably raczyli po-
swicciG ookolwiek czasu i przybyli
ma sasze posiedzenie, gdzie pre-.
kon"ja sic, Re cclem naszym jest,
roiaczyc .lakna.i wieeei ziomk6w W
.ledno bratnlc ogn 20, obuizaG W
sEoteczehstwie naszem ducha nu-
rodowego, %podniesc je i postawlt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10

ma nogi, abysmy wsp6lnie praeo-
wall dla dobra talk osohiStego, jak
i o~16lnego.
DO was zas, mill Bracia Rodacy,
ktorzy i%naczej i mylnie tie rzecz
pojmujecie, odzywam sic slowy
pisma sw. nNic sadzcie, abyscie
ME byli %sadzeml!.".
Nam n~adzic.ic, ID ME dacie sobie
gfowy zawrocic cd tycb, ktorzy
te prawde "a falsz uznawaja lecz
jaknajliczniej sic zbierzecie.
Teraz ~jeszcze MAGIC naiIcpsz4
sposobnosG, albowlem p6zniei
wstepne bedzie podwyaszonem.
Warunki przyjecia: Bye pelno-
letnim, W dobrym stanie zdrowia,
i optacjc dol. $50, "a co wstepu-
.jacy do Zwiazku odbierzc w razie
choroby dol. 500 tygodniowc, g
przypadku smierci czfonka, lego
famiIia dol. 500, W przypadku zas
zony czlonia, sam czfonek otrzyma
dol. 25O.
A vice: Ramiq do ramionia,
strzemlc do str1emienia! w imie
Bosa %zwalczym wr"ga.
kaziy q was ~przyznac musi
k%orzySci, jake swym cztonkom
dale Zwiqzek.
Jan Nopah,
sekretarz protokulowy.