davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
Alleryka.
NaWy bislSW3D.

zapowiedzial Wa1us, odbyla sic VIC
wtorek, p w%rzeSnia, jake uro-
czy>tosG sw. M"teusza, konseisracya
WieIcbncgo Ks. katzera IA Bskupa
d.ecezyi Green Bsysk'ei. Ogaom-
M musa ludu zebrala SO la ten
akt w k@tc!rze sv. Franciszka.
O sodzinie Q rvzed ro!Wdnjem u
~trrmowala sis %procesya, sk1adojaca
sic $50 EtIe5y j dyymtar2y
prey st,Ijcy Ks. B~kupa j ztamtad
wyruszyfa do kntcdry srod brzmie-
MA dzwonow we wszystkich ko-
sciolnch katolickich.
DIR. Goldsmith 2 Chippewa
Falls jake not"ryusz cdczytai brcye
Z Rzymu, %mianuj4ce WieIs5ucgo
KS. kntzera %biskupem dyccczyi
Green Bayskiet
Sumo pontifi!s.Ina celcbrowaf
Nn.iprzcw. KS. Areybiskup Heiss.
Prey cpistule rozpoczeta siq ccre-
mon;a wiasciwej kcnscNrucyi. Prey
wtorowaniu orgnn6w odspiewano
litania do wSzystkieb swietych,
rodczaS czego ks. Matz Iezaf krzv-
zem 20 strnnie sw. ewangcli. Ku
koncowi l;lanii ks. Kutz wstal,
zbl,zyt sic do arcy hissupa j uklak
priced MIN srnlku ottarza, gdzie
ks. arcyhi,kup poiozyt rece ma
gfowje jego, "zywa joe cuoha iw.
dla niego jego dajalamia. Nastop-
ME pobfogosfawionc zvstafy pastoral
i pierScieh bisk yri j. oddanc nowo
kpnsekrowanemu b~iskuptwi.
Wszyscy bisl:npi = rrowincyi,
z wvjatkiem ks. Marty, z.jechali ma
ten akt "roczJssy, {" mianowicie:
ks. b'shup FIusz, ks. bisIup Vcrlin,
ks. biskup Ireland i ks. hiskup
Scidtnbu,lh.
u ksiezy polski~h byIi obevni:
Y. X. II. Gorski, II. Gulsk i
i X. Ro@ozjaski 2 Milwaukee,
oraz lis. J. Cxarnnwslsi u Brrlina.
Il Winony by ksi;,dz irlandzkl
Nichols.
Ks. biskup katzer nrndzit sic
" dniu I lHtegp, 1871 w Ebnnsec,
W dyecezyi linz, W Au>tryi, sllDn
cyl szko'yw gifnn&zyum jezuirSiem
W l',ciemLergu, nicd"Icko | jncu i
W wicku lat 90 przvhyi do Ame-
rvki, +. 1858, ably sic rosw sic
piracy misy.inei. Na.irrzod uzu-
pcfnit swe nauNi tao'oGiczne W
Suicsjanum W st. Fr:nris, n;cG&lrko
Milwaukee gl1ie 81 cru ln;a, 1866
r. wysNiccany @cstai din !y~oczyi
milwaukee,. Ja!So isap'an hajprzod
icimif rrzrx . lat ohpwi@1ilj pro-
{ -ora " ~seu:M".yHm s.. Francis.
w =. 1875 ws:apt DO Nyecc1yi
G.cen BN@.li,.i, pow D!&ny w
seNret,vla n~ichoSz;zyla h;,kupa
Krautbaucr". Oh rotu 1871 az 10
grudn;a 1888, ii. do smicrci SP,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
Waszym 2yezliwym Bratem
Ferdynara Kotula,
mistrz lrawiecki
W Krolewskiej Hucie.
koenigs = Huette
Teich = Strasse
ODER ScElesien
Europe Germany.
Co s1ychac " la Sale:
Weuona, ILL.,, % wrzesnia.
kochany Wau1usle.'

kochany Wluusle!
Pragne podzielic sic ia ra-
dosciq, jakiej doznalem, bedac
w La Sale, Ill.,, dnia 20 bm.
i sadie, lie ME bedzie to obo-
.jetnem temu, kto zywl W swych
piersiach mifosG drogiej naszcl
Ojczyzny.
w La Sale, jak .juz wiado-
mo naszym czytelnikom z tam
%tejszei korespondencyi Mr..
% Wiuusa, sq try Tow. Br.
Pom, Il jedno Z Mich zarazem
jest grupq Zwiqzkowq, ktora
sic cicszy dotychczas dcbrem
powodzeniem. Tamtelsza para
fla objaf niedawno Wiel. ks.
Wozuy, calem screen Pola1l,
ktory Z wielkim zapa}em roz-
poczqf prace wzgledem oswia-
ty swoich parafian, a dba1y 0
dobro polskiego narodu, o roz-
palenie w MIN ducha patryo-
tycznego, nosi sic z stanc-
VEGA myslq przystqpienia W
szercgi Zwjqzhowych, wraz 2
nova ma.iqca sic tam utwo-
rye grupq, pod nazwa Zledne-
genie Polakow W La Sale,
ILL.,, Mr.. /. (bedqcq W PROBE
kcle.) Wypada sic jednako-
woz tn mad tam mocno zasta-
nowic, ola czego nowo two
rzqca sic grupa Appropriateness
la takq nazwe W lednem mic
seize, w ktorem juz jest grupa
Zwiqzkowa pod ia nazwq, do
brze zagospodarowana. ia.
klein razie ostatnia must bye
Nr. H., chociaz jest pierws74,
DO zalozona S maja 1885 r.
PrZckonafem sic osoblscle /
sqdze, ze nastepstw smutnych
spodziewac sic mozna, .&jezeli
proje&t ow by sic urzeczywlst-
nil. Mojem zdAniem Jest, 2e le-
piej byloby, azeby Tow. sw.
Jacka, z krorego tworzy sic no
wa grupa Zwiqzkowa, pr?y'a-
czy1o sic do pierwsze.j JUL is
tnicjacej, a os2czedzlfaby sobie
i kosztow i k}opotow, a po-
niewaA ma czele novel grupy
stoia takzc iudz!e ir:teiigentnl
i wyksztalceni, to }atwo mo-
eli by objqG ster rzadu lstnie-
.jqcej grupy, a brak formalnos-
ci i niedok!adnosci, jezcli "a
uwazaja, mogliby dopefnlc i
poprawic, i wtenczas zakwi-
toby szczescic / spokGi. To-
warzystwa W jedno p%ol4czone
cialo, zyska]yby wlcle ma s"o-
jcj powadze.
Prey tel okolicznosci ME
moge ME pom1nqG mllczeniem
tego, lie W La Sale jest DUO
prawdziwych Polakow patry-
otow.
BY sic o tenn przoisonaG,
dosyG jest wstqpid w dom O.
bywatcli PIP. l}ieIejewsISieso i
koSpI ~ nirrw.ypm 60 uwn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
~Niesumienny artykul.

w n1mcrze 46 E5yy1i spot
kalem ,,busincsowy" artykui
p. Y. Choihskiego, nicsprawie.
dliwie zaczepiajqcy osadq pol
ska W lIofa Parku.
Mic bym ME mial przeciw-
ko krytykowanlu prZedsiqbior-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30

Ia uzbierane pienlqdze be
dziemy wykupowaii majqtki
cd banirutujase] szlachty )"
z;emiach polskich i biednym
naszym !ol skom ma wyplate
sprzedawali lub wydzierza-
wall.
Co rok bedzie sic odbywa1
powszechny sejm delegation
polskich ca|ego swiata, i be-
dq podawane specyalne sprawo
zdania w gfowniejszych gaze
zach, ably kazdy wiedziaf, co
Towarzystwo dzia}a i ma co
sic skladAi obracajq.
Obok sejmu niechaJ bedzie
staly senat, do ktorego HE
chaj wvbjerajq poslow odpo-
wiednio do liczby ludu polskie-
90 w poszczegolnych czesciach:
ksiestwo kra&owskie ,jednego
posla, Gai!cya zachodnia dwoch,
kongrcsowka trzech, Litwa,
Wulyh, Poodle i Ukraina
dwocb, ". Ksiestwo Poznan-
skie jednego, Prusy Zachodnie
Warmia Jednego, Szlask
pruski austryacki tel .lednego,
Francya, Ameryka i innc "a
morskie kraje jedrego wspol-
nego = razem II poslow czy-
Ii cenzorow, lyle, lie bylo
swiqtyeh apostolow.
kazda Geese beGz!e maj
iepie.j znala swego cenzora +;
bedzie wiedzlala, .jaki czlowiek
jest, potem wybierzemy wszy
Soy przewodnika, czyli prczy-
denta. ktorcgo wszyscy bedq
musieli sluchaG.
kazda czeSc bedzle sklada1a
swoj n~arodowy podatek 90
urzedu narodowego, przez
olnosnego Cenzora wyznauzo-
nego, a u Biura Cenzora be
dzle p%rowadzony zarzqd mad
grupami, kt6re pod jego VIA
dze postawione bedq.
Naczelny zarzqd Ligi Pol
slSiej mole bye ustanowiony
W jakim Nraju wolnym i nam
Polakom przychylnym, n. p.
W Szw '.jcaryi, W" Francyi lub
W Stauach Zjednoczonych
Polnocnei Ameryki = brcn
Boza W Nicmczech Tub Rosyi!
Nj chaj Zajma sic ia spra-
wa prawdziwi polscy patryoci,
ludzie Z gfebokq naukq i pra-
wynn charakterem, u mas i ma
ca}ym swiece, a mlezad}ugo
pokazemy, " to ME za~s1uguje
ma NAIVE mrzonki, .jezeli lud
polski, LEGACY Is miliouow,
zechcc siebic i przyszlc swoje
pokolcnic uwclniG.
Podnosze, re tylko wspoIna
moe, Shiny Zwiqzck i wielki,
dobrze zarzqdzany kapital,
moze mas ucaIlG..
Mytu w Niemczech tymcza-
sem musiuy mi.czct, ably nam.
Rad ME popsul s7yNow, ale
wy, ktorzy ma wolncj zieml
"a Oceanem mieszkacie, ME
przestajcic nawoIywad naSzych
braci g;os%o j smiaio, ably ra-
MIC PREY ramieniu, dion prvy
d1oi,i, sta"qli " ko]e Zwi%zku
Narodo wego PolskieSo, jedy
mel naaziei n%aszcj rozszarpanej
Ojczyzny.
kto by chcial dowiedzict
sic, jalS da leko rzecz przygoto-
wanna u mas Ma Szlqsku, ME
chaj pisze do mnie pod nizcj
podanym moim adrcsem.
Zyczac kochanemu Ul:oyus-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30

se do wolf i zamiar6w swcye
biskupa, widzac, jako on screen i
dusza sic poswieca dla ich duchowo.
90 / czasowego dobra.
20 wszystkich kosciolach ka-
tollekich Stanach Zjednoczonyck
beda sic odbywaly kolekty ns
dotisnietych trzesieniem zicr.i
m~icszkuncow miasta Charlestown.
Demokraci stanu Minnesota
wybrali ma kenwencyi, kt6ya 30
odbyfa W st. Paul, kanAydatern
gubernatorstwa stanu Minnesota
dr.. Ames, hurmistrza m;@stu Mn
naapolis.
Stolica Minncsoty st. Pau.
liczy obccnie 100000 m~ieszkuhcow,
Il miasto Minneapolis, tylko 10
mil Cd pierwszcyo odlegIe. 10000
P.ozni" Srodku, @przcrzniela
rzeka Mssissippi, prawdo-
podobnic wkr@tce zapclniona 20
stanic domami. Jadac z st. Paal
ku Minneapolis, widac po lAwej
s.ronic male cha;ki, ~zamieszkats
przez samych Pola!sow, o czem
wnio>kowac MONA pc sladach ges1
i kaczek ras%rych Sic dokala tryo
siotu. Polakow mieszka w st.
Paul j M "ko!icznych f,rmach
o!Soto 800 rolzin, W M:nncupol;s
100.
samvm srodku romiedzy
st. Paul Il Minneapolis urz;dzano
co rok ckolo sw. Piotra j P,wta
o~kazaiy fair, W ktorgm wystuwiali
s@c towarh TAX kupry obu Mast,
lbDiilS t'bIt IlLcftSl.
| tx szio dpbrzc j spokoinie,
dopoAl n.;rlsce, M ktorem fair u
raaGz;no. byfo wspGina wiasnoscia,
lecI zazdrosne st. Paul niedawno
temH juNms tortelgm zagarnefo 10
dla sieb'e jake swoja wylaczna
w~fasncsc, czem zawstydzeni obv-
watele m'asta z drugiej strony
woody minneapolis rochodai cd
indyah>kiego Minnie woda i
greckiego polls, mi~sto) szybko
zabrali sic do dzic!a i pobudowal;
obecna wsnanjaIa wystuwe PREY
ulicy Maine Str.
Iar"zem oswictliIi waranialc
Egestemi gronami lampionow 2 rin-
mieni"mi 20 czesci gazowcmi, 20
cze5ci eleltryc1ncmi g1bwne ulice
miasta. .Aby i pod ty'n wig EDEN
ME opuscic Minneapoiowi pierw-
szenstwa, natychmiast zapyowadzit
st. Paul takic samo cbwietIenie u
s;cbie.
Podobna ustawiczna rywali-
zarya jedneg' miasta Il drugiem
obydwom tylso MI dobrc wise
mo2e. Me div tel, ze co rok
wzmaga sic dobrohy opywateli tax
miasta St. Paul, jak Minneapolis.
P.wien Kodak rasa (RoscnthaD kto.
ry prod 5 laty kupit 3 skry
grnntu ma kchcu miasta po 5000,
m6glhy dzsiaj dostac "a nie$la,pUO
giyby tylko chciaf sprzeduG
W TO lu ~biezacym przeniosio lie
DO Minneapolis $50 kupcow zboza
Z Chicago, bp culy AanIc! zbozo-
wy stanu Minnesota k~oncentruis.
SIG w tom miescia.
Razem Z miastami Min 1capolis
I St. Paul ~nadzwyczaj szybko
wzrasta najbIizej ot Mich polozon.
m;asto portowe DuIath, mad ;cz;o-
rem Superior, ola tego trz zuk!u-
d'.iAca sic tamtej szcj oko!;cy
k"lo"ia Gr;ezno Gzob. ogt"szenio
p. Sf"mih,kiogoa Chicago swiatna
ma pred soba przysztosc.
w Stevens Point opowi@dano
s"b:e y ~ostatnja nicdzic!q, T. ks.
Stow:!S,wski nieiuwno nicspcazia-
nc orr5cit swo4a parafia W Pence.
ton, Wis, rr&wdopoGpbn.c
~ zawslo.
Sprawy biezaee
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30

silva p. Hota, gdyby p. Cho-
lnskl czynil to bezintereso
wnle, ale przeciez on w tym
samym artukule Zachwala Kan
sas-n;e powjada vice mic in
neyo, .laN to-: .1}ola Park ME
dobry, DO tam sic 'palily lasy,
ale wldzicie--la Choinssi )e-
stem agentem sprzedazy grun-
tow W Kansas, CO to ley ma
pe}udniu. Me ola was kolonie
polnocne! Mqdrej glowie
dose ma s}owie.
Gdyby p. Choinski wiedzial
cos ma p. Hota, ma smierI by
so wyda], gdyby grunta W
Hofa ParSu byly niedobre, i
tego pewnie ME bylby pre-
mllcza1-lecz vie, Re p. Hof
jest czfowic(Siem rzetelnym, a
grunta w Hofa Parku bezwa-
runkowo dobre - a szkodzic
chce p. HofowI koniecznie! -
COZ wiec robi?
Otto wskazuje palcem ma
Pana Boga i bluzni: Ten o.
gniem zniszczy} lasy Hofa Par.
ku.
Hola. panic Choinski: = a
ktoz to nawiedzaf j nawiedza
iebrami i malaryamI nieszcze-
sliwe otiary twojej spekulacyi,
ktdre tvs zaprzedaf do Kan
sasu:: Przynajmniej dwie trze-
Gle czeSci mich wylnarly,
przehlinajqc ciebie, a tylko ie-
dina trzec;a sic Zosta1a, ktora
zdoIala sic przyzwyczai6 do
morowego kiimatu.
Czy ty myslisz, ze i my W
Winonle o tenn ME wiemy.-
Wierzaj mi, re laden z ma
szych wiarusow ME poszcdlby
do Kansas, choGby i'm twoja
kompania wszystkie swcje
grunta darmo ofiarowala BIO
wledza dobrze. re z pomienzy
10, ktorzyby tam powedrowa-
Ii, 7miu musialoby umiefaG
W okropnych cierpieniach w
ciagu kiIkunastu miesiecy.
kiedy smy, zalkladajqc Wa
'uso, przegladali dokunenta
drukarni, ktorq zaknpilismy 2
Milwaukee, znalezIismy pon>ie-
dry nicmi take correspondent
eva 2 Chicago, doncszacq 0 u
rzadzeniu teatru amatorsIz:ego,
ma ktorym odegrac miano STU
Ike ,,Zb6jcy." correspondent,
.jakis zapamietaly wiarus, pro-
.jekt pochwalif, lecz rowno-
%czesnie da} -ade, ably roe her
szta zbojcow oddano p. Cho-
lnsklemu (temu samemu co
napisaf ow n~iesumienny arty-
ku} W krytyce) a mogq bye
pewni, lie ?ublicznos6 ME be-
die i'm szczedzifS oklaskow.
Ia korespoHdencya byla
sprawiedliwym wyrazem Opt
Mi publicznej podczas zakla-
dauia polskiej kolonii w Kan
sas.
\ jaiaz jest d. siaj opinia
publiczna o kolonIi HoEl Par
ku Pc pozarze lasdw:
Sluchaj, panic Choihski, co
napisal o tel koIonii do tue
y Polsl1cj ks. @kIarzyk q Al
pcny, ktory zakupil w Hota
Pari5u 800 akrow, p]acqc dol.
5000 W gotowce:
,,C'l rawet, ltorzy utraciji
budynki, ME skarzq sic: DO po-
Ear c~szczqdzii im prace dlugo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
~cas -n-
Sprawy biezaee

N]o~sow Pojou~s6m o5ehoT.vee~
W Grand Rapids, Mich, 70
war2EStwo kostiuszki Zjel. zaimv.
.le SO uyz2dzenjcm tealru hIs
na swo.ia horzysG.
Buffalo powstala nova
pa'aia po'sSa, htorcj psoboszczem
jest KS. Klawitcr. Ks. P.tas no
cobno 2 poczatku W tenn rrze-
szkadzaF, gdyz pobudowaf coaupicro
"bszerny kosciot pclskl z sameeo
kamienia, kt6ry byiby wszystkich
%I"fahan pom;e5tii, lecz teraz zu-
peinle SIC zdaje ma wo!q ks. B;skupa.
" gSupio Zwiazkowej ,.svno-
we ~woinosc'" %anujo rozdwojenie.
S'is7, reda'tor Oje-y=ay, mus:at
SIC rozstaG 2 urzqdcm ,rezcsa.
Aa.JA"rd1iej zastanawja to, 10 Ct.
EtoFzy nalwiccoi 50 do Zw. Mar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
w WINONA, MINI.
~Prenunlerata WynCSi
Cena ~inserat0w:

POSzUk1WANIA krewnych hub
znajomych ME wynt szace Gala druku
ma raz jeden so c., nastepnie po}owe.
Ola abonent6w naprz6d platnych darmo.
Pieniadze WHINE
bye przeselane W po-
cztowych z%naczkach,
przez p. 0. Money
Order EXPRESS Tub
W liscie registrowa-
nym ma rece sekreta-
RIA Sp6}ki %akcyjnej
,Wiarusa' pod adre :
sem:
w. A. LOrbiecki
l.. b.. "a
WINONA, MINI.
Zwykle listy j correspondent
eye do redakcyi ,,Wiarusa"
trZcba adresOWac presto:
wv IARUS"
p. O. box "A,
W1NONI, MINN.
Kto ma prywatny interes do
Aajstro, niechaj adresuje:
II. Der0owski
Editor Of Warus
p. O. box Al, Winopa, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30

s'e do wolf i zamiar6w swcge
tlskupa, widzac, jako on screen i
dusza sic poswieca dla ich duchowo.
go / czasowego dobra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30

20 ~wszystkich k~osciolach ka-
toliekich w stanach Zjednoczonyck
beda sic odhywaly kolekty na
dotSnietych trzesieniem zicr.i
micszkuhcow miasta Charlestown.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30

w Stevens Point opowi"dano
s"b'e " ostatnja nicdz:clq, T. ks.
Stow.h,wsISi n;olawno n~icspcaziu-
nc orr5cit swoa parafia W Pence.
ton, Wis, rrawdopoGubn;c
IN zawslc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30

Demokraci stunu Minnesota
wybraIi ma k%cnwencyi, kto:a 80
odbyfa W st. Paul, kanAydatem
gubelnatorstwa stanu Minnesota
dr.. Ames, hurmistrza m;&sta Ma
naapolis.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-05-05

rightly disposed, We should not be
equal to the demand for always having
our own way, since there Is with us
often an unsettled state of mind, which
would poorly qualify us for acting with
such q permission. We should often
times be most painfully and hopelessly
in doubt as to what we ought to do.
II things were always according to our
mind, it might often be the case that
we should not dare to have mind.
We might soon see the evils Of choos-
ing unwisely 30 as to affrightedly
shrink from choosing at all. Often have
we changed our minds, after which we
could not be too thankful that we did
not have what we wanted. and would
have had If we could, though the con-
sequences would have been injurious, If
not fatal. Our present minds, also, may
yet be changed, and ere long we may
be glad enough that we did not have
things our way, when we were intense
ly desirous of so having them, and
could not endure the thought Of being
prevented.
1t is the testimony of much IL not all
of our experience, that we do not un-
derstand well how to choose our paths
in life, or direct passing events, SO as
to most benefit ourselves or others,
and that it is wise for us to resign
ourselves cheerfully 10 the disposal Of
the divine mind, rather than to think
of taking our destiny into our own
hands, when we are so incompetent to
perform what we might thus undertake.
- WdtchDpan. ipi
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-05-05

the mosquito did not hear him, and II
continued, after pause:
1--WE don't have half o chance
here, we are 90 small and 50 few. In
some parts of South America we are
so plentiful that swarms Of us have
been known to kill horses and cattle.
But we are q large family, and have
relations all over tho world. We all
belong to the Culex family, and gnats,
midges and gallinippers are our first
cousins" 7trs
Yesp' said Mr. Thompson, trying
to appear interested.
"Oh yes," said the mosquito. I'll
tell you what I'll do-you seem like q
good fellow; and tomorrow night I'll
bring up swarm of my cousins, the
gnats. and lot of jolly mosquitoes
and we'll make night Of it."
IF you do I'll put up net!" ex-
claimed Mr.. Thompson.
"Oh, you will. will youp" hummed
the mosquitoes, angrily, in chorus, and
forthwith began Simultaneous attack
upon poor Mr.. Thompson. He says
he has no idea how it came about, but
he suddenly found himself in bed again,
and vigorously fighting the mosquitoes
which were swarming around his head.
But no matter how hard he slapped,
they kept coming, until he fell asleep
from sheer exhaustion. When he
awoke in the morning his face was so
swollen that he could hardly open his
eyes, and he made a rapid escape from
that mosquito-haunted locality.
When Mr.. Thompson had finished
telling the story, he looked at me
sharply to see If I believed him. I
suppose my face must have shown that
regarded his story with distrust, for
he said, in an offended tone: II sup
pose you think dreamed it, ehp''
well" ventured, mildly.
''Oh yes; we'll! well!'' exclaimed Mr..
Thompson, in high dudgeon. "WeA.
1 suppose I did not talk to the mos
quito; and ,oeu, suppose didn't get
the malaria; and WELL, l suppose I
dreamed this face. WELLr' and Mr..
Thompson bolted out of the room,
slamming the door hard behind him.
Allen F0rman, in Harper's Young
People.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-05-05
SElFIShNESS.

An Unbearsble Trait wholly Incompati-
Bile with Christianity.
A man can never be worth much to
others as long as he has to wait upon
himself and sit up with himself and
look after himself. am sorry for any
man whose only job in this world is to
sit up and look after carcass weigh
ing about one hundred and seventy-five
pounds of solid concentrated selfish
ness. He has got an immense job on
his hands, and would rather try to
satisfy all Chicago. and minister to ev-
cry man in Chicago, than to look after
such character as that. Sel6shness!
There is not an element in selfishness
that does not enter also into the pun
ishment of pride. He'll, when you boil
it down and bring it down to its
last analysis, Is pune, unadulterated,
filtered selfishness. And, oh, how un-
bearable that is! If there is any thing
incompatible with Christianity, il Is sell
fishness. If there is any thing that
Christianity will not have acquaintance
with, if there is any thing that ChSisti-
anity will not have any thing to do
with, 1t liz selfshness. Selfishnessr II
there is spirit in Christianity at all, it
is spirit of unselfshness. The grand
est man in the city of Chicago is the most
unselfish man in Chicago. don't care
who he is, 1 don't care where he lives.
don't care how much he is worth.
don't care how little he Is worth. !
don't cara, how old he is, or how
young.
The grandest man In this city is the
man who cares least for himself and
the most for God and Others. Tho
grandest man ever saw in,my life was
little preacher in Georgia, who is now
a plain, common circuit preacher.
When walk up into his presence he
is the largest man I ever saw. and !
whittle down to o point I am the
smallest man in the neighborhood.
And the reason he looks so large and I
feel so small is because he Is so truly
devoid of selfish intent, eten If there
be some selfishness left in him. From
the moment he wakes up in the morn
ing, until he lies down at night, he liz
thinking of 'iWhat can dofor othersp
How can D help somebody to-daye
Whom can I benefitp Where can I 60
to serve somebody Is there being
in the universe that this dollar L have
in my pocket will do more good to
than it will to mep''-Rev. Sam Jones.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-05-05
UNFIT TO RULE.

The Evilb and Dangers Which Would Re-
suit from Our Possessing the Liberty to
Have Things According to Our Own Or
derinsa. =, ,,luoltt, toqr- rhrE
While = Is unquestienably true oi
us, as human beings, that we naturally
desire to, have things according to our
minds, ID is equally certain that we aps
wholly untitled for possessing such lib
erty. We are constantly liable to mis-
taken impressions, and we are never
insured against wrong. conclusions,
when left to ourselves. Certainly, our
lives am full of mistakes actually made,
and those barely escaped are qpihe
numerous. The result of our expexi-
ence is by no means in, favor Of the i3re-
sumption that our mind is always right,
and that it would always be well for
us, or others, were We to invariably
have things according to our mind.
Very little do we know of the relations
and, bearings of what we wouldihaSe,
if we could have jpst what we want.
Shornsighted, indeed are we as 10 what
might come to pass through oup' hav-
ing our own way. More evil than good
might result. It is. possible for US to
see scarcely any end from the. begin
ming. We can not look even through
time, and much lass through eternity.
What we regard a. bitter end in ad-
Wersity may be but the inRsluable
means employed for the accomplish
nsent of the most desirable end. That
which we lamenh as an evil may be in
,calculably good, and that which we
deem blessing may be only curse.
What is man in comparison with
God, that tAs9 events Of, this world
should transRire according to the hn.
man rather than the Divine mindP
Man, how igAOrant, erring, 1impotent.
SINFUL In the frequent pFedominance
Of passion over reason h the human
mind, and In the liability Of that mind
to be wrongly biassed, b seen its unfit.
ness to b. The arbiter q destiny, ten,
poral and external. II things were left
to our easily, though hadly-inhueneed
minds. ve should soon have abundan,
cause for the deepest regret and ths
loudest lamentationA We should bt
constantly harming ourselves by oul
! mistaken preferences Affections woulC
/ be rejected by ua, a. part Of our OK
persence, when they might ''work TO
us Q far more exceeding and eterna
weight of glory" We're our minds all
oonAsolling, We might never be read,
30 leave this world, though ito depar
and be with Christ Is fer better. Sci
dom should we choose what is reall,
best. IL 1t were for us to choose accord
ing to our pleasure. We should b
hkely TO run some terrible risks. 70 -
4 the feast. ''~ s6,,sns. IA IN
I Such is the perversity of our nature
that We could not safely trust ouI
selves with the ordering Of our lot w
1 should be almost sure TO hsym. u nc
ruin. ourselves. Even u we wei