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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
| TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE TWO
| STORY FRAME HOUSE, IN GEORGETOWN,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE TWO
DO
22, 1881. ana duly recorded in Liber 962. Az
folio 20 et sea-, one of the land records Iii
for the District Of Columbia, and by direc-
ton of the party secured thereby, will sell.
at public auction in front Of tine pre- ses SATUR-
following described property. tOwit: Parts of lots
rs and 129, in Beatty and Hawkins addition to
GeOrgetown. D. C., escribed follows: Beg z
on the north side of I'd street. 54.S feet. measured
west from High street and running thence north so
feet thence west 30 feet thence south 80 feet. to
"a street; thence east b feet to the beginning, to-
gether with the improvements, comfortable two
story frame house.
Terms OF sale: One-thrd cash balance in six and
twelve months. with notes bearing interest and
secured by deed of trust the property sold All
convey anelng and recording at purchasers cost. A
deposit of 500 will be required NJ time OF sale.
r,h,,-dsas W SAsS 81 IT'D Trustees.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PffppPEhTfs 9N THE EAT SIDE OF FIT
STREETS NORTH ~
OF the District OF Columbia. passed the 18th 3!s
Gay OF February 1885. in certain cause therein I'll
others complainants and Julia Johnson defend.
ant. No. 1O.91S, Equity Docket %. the underseped
as trustee Will sell ront Of the premises on Tues
DAY. the TENTH DAY OF APRIL. 1888 at FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ. lot lettered A. lying nearest NJ street
north in the recorded sabdysion OF square numbered
two hundred and fourteen t21l) in the city Of WASH
inFton, in the District OF Columbia the lot improved
~ two-story frame dwelling house.
Termes of SALE prescribed by the decree One.
third q the purchase money to be paid in cash and
~ promissory notes Of the purchaser pays
Pie PIE fGsspecnyeiy: at one and two years from
Of 81. per csntnm per snnum,, and secured. ie
the satisfaction Of the trustee all cash ct the option
Of the purchaser. Adeposit OF e1OO will be required
the time Of SALE the terms Of sale must be complied
with within ve days from the day OF sale osherWisT
the property will bs resod at the risk and the
a ,s purchaser All conveyancng sen be q
T. A. LAMBERT, Trustee,
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Total
LEGAL NOeeU.

At the last meeting Of the Commission Of Thar
macy E j. Saxt0n, A. B., NJ ID. M. r. G. Milburn,
and Mr.. Il. s. Waterman passed satasfAcSory ex.
animation and were registered
Yesterday samuel Ross and Z B. COttren were
drawn as Jurors In the Circuit Courts Noe and Q
respectively, and were accepted this morning
The Court In General Term was engaged to-day
In the hearing OF the case OF Capr0n against Ca
prom ct al, involving the CONSTRUCTION q the VIII
or tue late Gen. Horace Capron.
H. C. Harding. o. virginia bought Of W. Danen.
hover for $500 los 50 and 100 fronting g rect
on street, between ID and ID streets pofthwest
TEE LOCAL wTRB DAMAGED BY YnsrERpAYe
eroRN.-The storm yesterday afternoon badly
damaged the District telephone and nre-alafm
wires, many Of them being crossed By TIE wind,
srRAIre cHIcxrxa-Charies Montgomery, col.
ored, was arrested this Afternoon b. O6lcer 3opt-
gomery for taxing four chickens from Ne ssoeS q
Heller Bros., No. as slreet southwest ne ac-
knowledged his guilt and said that hs was drunk
at the time.
RANCH or l1E THERnomBxER-1ne Following
were the readinGB e. the signal Once to-oays {
NJ 35i 2 p N, So; MAXIMUM -; minimum, -
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washouis I'm Few England.

WashOuts I'm Few England.
DAMS, RAILROAD TRACKS AND BRIDGES CARRIED
AWAY.
WOoNsOCKET, II. J., March o2.-The Cranberry.
meadow dam at Quickstream gave way during the
night, causing two bad washouts on the NOon-
Dcket division Of the New York and New Eng
land railroad, beside carrying away other smal-
dams and the highway bridges. IL is estimated
that the damage Will be $4,000.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

I,OR sALE-sACRIFICE TO CLOSE ACCOUNT.
II loo shares Perfection Heat and Iizht StOck at
SACklFICf. star Office IL
EoR sALE-FIyE HORSE POWER ENGINE AND
IL boiler: also power pump. All in good order r.
u. BOZ bi3. city. MIR. 81.
kNDk ShE-TWO GOOD SOUND YOUNG WORK
Mules. Carts. Wagon and Harness Will sell tugct -
cr separate Apply TO 10 -. NV. mh..5-2t'
EuK SALE-A KNABE SQUARE PIANO. IN
Sood Sond4tloE, price. s135. 1881 10Th St NV.
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eKx BARTLETT is reported to-day to be much
better.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY No. 613 Az
STREET SOUTHWEST AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. MARCH TWENT1-SEVEN
1888. at HALF-PAST EOUk O'CLOCK p. NJ in l;5
front OF the premises. Will sell the north p feet Ill
front OF lot No. 20 of So No 1876. having depth Of
100 feet to 2l-foot WIDE alley, improved by three
story brick and frame store dwelling stable
III the rear and known az No. 613 street outh vest.
Terms; One-han cash. balance in six and twelve
months in notes bearing interest and secured by deed
of trust on the properly sod all cash. at the
ch2sers option All cOnveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost deposit of 30 will be required
at time of sale If terms complied with III ten
days the property will be resold the risk and
defauting purchaser.
JNO. F. CULLINANE,
mb19-dSds Real Estate, 1423 ST. NV.
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The section nj Graphic Arts Opened.

on TRIAL FOR FoReERY.-ln the Criminal Court
this morning Lawrence Murphy was placed on
trial for forging acceptances OF John d. Croissant
and W. II. Nahdley, ola December 8, lsss8-Messrs.
I. r. Miller and II. {. Clagett for DEFENDANT, and
Mr.. Coyle prosecuting. The defense moved 10 take
the case from the jury on the ground q variance
and argued Il at some length. The court took
the motion under ady.senenJ.
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DEkEMPTORY. SALE OF VALUABLE DRUG
Il SI0hE, SOUTHWEST CORNLR OF It'll AND L
SIREkTS n. ".

:, On MONDAY MORNING, MARCH TWENTY
SIAIH, COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK, We will sell
on the Preises, tn and streets the entire con-
tents OF said store which fitted lass
drug store and one of the best stands that bust
ING, CASES COUNTERS, PRESCRIPTION DESK.
SAFE, MIRRORS, SCALES. BOTTLES, one OF the
nnest SODA FOUNTAINS. GENERATOR and FIX.
IUREs IN the city, all of which will be offered as an
entirety aud If not sold that way will Immediately
then be sold in detail to the highest bidder.
This Is rare opportunity for energetic man to
engage in hrstclass business. Sale peremptorv
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V'kUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
l. fkoNTiNG F0RTY-six FEET EIGH INCHES
u ED FEET, INCLUDING THE THREE-STORY
BRICK DWELLING NO. :3O5 II STREET NORTH.

BRICK DWELLING NO. 3O5 STREET NORTH
Under and by virtue Of certain deed of trust,
bearing date august 4th, 1855. and recorded in l
Lloer NO o, i3o folio = ct seq one of the land
quest IF the party ecured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
as trustees. will on FRIDAY. the THIRTIETH DAY
OF MARCH, 1883, ut HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ, sell at public auction in front of the premises
all those certain pieces or parcels of land and
known and disiingnshed as and being lots numbered
two CD and three ~. IN Vim. B. Webb and Joseph
Bradley, trustees subdivision of square numbered
5s as recorded in the surveyors office the District
of Columbia
Terms Of sale: One-half cash. and the balance in
twelIe I'D months, for which the note of the pur.
chaser is to be given bearing interest from day OF sale
at the rate OF six 60 per cent per annum payable
semi annually, until paid and be secured by deed of
trust on the property sold all cash at the option Of
and deposit OF 1900 win be required at the time OF
sale. All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser. Terms
OF sale to be complied with within ten days from day
OF sale otherwise the Trustees reserve the right
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser after public notice by advertise
nent IN one or more newspapers publlshed in the
trct Of Columbia
RICHARD w. TYLER,
KoBEhT 2 , kuTIH Iz Trustees.
TuOs = wAcntWcsi oVn e. u. W.
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THOS. L WAGGAMAN, Auct. NH ly-dxds

'UNHOMAS DOWl.lNG, Auctoneer.
PEREMPToEY SALE OF CONTRACTORS, MA
LAB1i.-skviSG sE ELF T fG HORSE
TX. ANATokS. WITH TWO SCOOPS. HOLDING
Also
Ell Mh hfo krf F wHEEhPhSHSw sH3Y
BLACkSMITHING TOOLS. &c. &C.
HORSES, CARTS. Mt ALsS WAGONS. HARNESS.
IEN O'CLOCK. al the works of the new Wash. nston
Reservoir back q Howard University viii sell with
To which have been added the following valuable
fW5 FfTT Hs s G ,s fnde n1GoaorrvEs
GldH aNI WE I9Ns 800 P9TNPs o DIhMETER
DIAMETER sIi6. -'' ''' oND''
ao1lo cRUsHER. BIAkE.s PATENT. WITH EN-.
CINE COMPLETE.
FIFTY THREE Tons STEEL Rail-. WEIGHING
RAIL Iff rSt kNS BIN T SxSb iron
rIf TSa p By 9aE GssS ss 81 FEET GAUGE HOLD
THoAas si powIINe Auc.ione JEFFERSON . Go
5a.a aH As sSSb ALE MHsgs
same h hSg o-, and ~ place nrrpyvov 90
THOMAS BOWLING. Anc.one eEi AA'oN S. I'd
Tho following article. are irclu,ed:
ON Balm, I0ox15,9 FEET HIGH
HoSsE 9N TRUMBULI sfkEEf. i4Iis. o FEET
sHoP so,ls. FEET HIGH.
ssaqenee q the storm until aoSDAY. n Mach ShI
TWENTY SIXTH sane hour and place.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctione anikhS1 &hi i &c
WEEKS & co. Auctioneers
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE PERSONA Az
EfFECTs OF THE LATE LEVI D. BURROWS
BY authority And direction of the Probate Cour, of
the District of Columbia shall offer for sale nj nnh
c auction upon the prenisos uhe former resdhnce
DAY, MARCH TWENTY-EIGHTH. 1859, at NOON
six horses COW, three WAGONS harness. one patent
reaper. farming Implements and household furniturf
Intending purchasers invited To Inspect the above
d.serioed ehatteis any time before day Of sale.
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.HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneel

VINHOMAb DOWLING, AuCtlOneer.
BEAUTIFUL PIONEERING AND FOLIAGE PLANTS
IN POTS, SUITABLE FOR THE EASTER HOLI-
DAYS, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH TWENTY
SIXTH 1883, at THREE O'CLOCK, 1T my Auction
Rooms. shall sell choice collection OF the above
Plants, suitable tor church decorations, &c.
mh22-I THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer
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rINRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Il FRONTING ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIvE
FEET On The WEST SIDE OF VERMONT
AVENUE AND IMPROVED BY PALATIAL
RESIDENCE, KNOWN AS No. 1120 VERMONT

AVENUE
Under and by virtue of a certain deed of trust. -
bearing date July 10th. 1889 and duly recorded fs
in liber No. 1856 folio A. 81 seq one of the land lei
records of the District of Columbia and the request
Of the party secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED as
trustees, will, on SATURDAY.. the THIRTY-FlRST
DAY OF MARCH, 1855 at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ. sell at public auction in front of the
premises all those certain pieces parcels Oh land and
premises situate and being III the city of Washington.
District of Columbia, and known ami distinguished
all Of lots numbered 40 to go both inclusive. and the
south fifteen lofeet front Vermont avenue by tine
fun depth thereof Of lot numbered As in George Tay
l1rs subdivS of Part of square number two hun
dred and fourteen Cl4l as Ter plat recorded in lber
W. b. NJ, folio lSJ, OF the records OF the sur
yeyor Office Of the District of Columbia, with all
BUILDINGS and improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One half cash and balance in three
equal instaiments at one, two and three years.
which notes OF the purchaser are 10 be given bearing
interest from day OF sale at the of per centu
per ann1In until paid PAYABLE annually and to be
secured by deed of rus, the property sold.
cash at the option of the purchaser The property Will
he sold whole, and deposit u 1000 will be re-
quired At the time OF sale All conyeyancng at
purchaser Terms Of sale To be complied with within
ten O) days from day OF sale otherwise the
reserve the right 10 resell the property at the and
cost OF the defaultn2 purchaser after public by
advertisement IN one more newspapers published
the District of Columbia
RICHARD w TYLER, Trustee
ROBERT q. RUTHERFORD. Trustee
- 49, 1907 st.nM.
IHOS. l. WAGGAMAN, Auct. NH ly-dxds.
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V,HoMAs BOWLING, Aucrioneer.

PROPERTY, On The EAST SIDE OF THIR.
TER STkEET, BrIWEEN AND F
Si0kY BRIGK kESIDENCE KNoMN AS 593
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue OF 4 decree of the supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia. passed On December .. -
1881 IN the cause OF Bsenam ct al vs. Bagnam ct 10
al. Equity No 1OS6S Docket ~, the undersigned
Trustee will sell Il pupie auction in front Of the
EIGHTH. 1ssS. at FQUR;THIRTY O'CLOCK Z. NJ.
the following described real estate in the city
of Washington, District of Columbia to wit: Part OF
Lot nine 90. in square two hundred and ninety
(59O). contained within the following metes aud
bounds, TO wit: beginning for the at a point
the east line of 18th street. and the
her of said lot nine o. and running thence one
hundred (lOU) feet, thence soUth twenty clO) fe L
thence west one hundred Q00) feet, thence north
wardly twenty (20j feet along said line of 9th
street the place of beginning contsining thou
sand square feet of ground more less and improved
by handsome hve-story brick dwelling
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree third
OF the purchasemoney in cash. the b. lance in and
two years. IN equal payments for which the notes
the purchaser must be given to bear interest from
date of sale and secured by deed OF the prop
erty sold all cash. at the purchas. RS option All
convey ancing at pure haser's cost deposit $3.50
Is required al time of sale II the terms o: sale NOT
complied with within ten days the Trustee reserves
the right To resell the property the rsk and
the oefaultine purchaser.
GEORGE e HAMILTON, Trustee,
al M lfaild ding
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

1,OR sALE-TwO VERY DksIRABLF MOOD AND
Goa. lart Prnpertles. one corner LIST and ID NV
other W ST., between 9th snd 10Th NV
LOUIS T.. SHOEMAKER
mnS--Jt ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-27
ten doruszcza sic oszukan-

ty, ten doruszcza sic oszukah-
~twa blerze ma swoje sumie-
ME grzech talk ciqzki, jakby
kradzie2 popeinil. - Pan Bog
tak1egv grzechu ME przebaczy,
dopokl ME nastapi zadosyGu-
czyn'enie = a skrzywdzony
gazeclarz lmie swego krzyw
dzlclela W czarnej ksiedze da.
lekp obn!esic po swnecie jako
czfowieka alerzctelnego. - Pa
mletajcie, 2e dnbra siawa i
cAyste sumienie, to Skarb maj
drozszy, jaki czlowiek ma ma
swiecie, skarbu tego baczme,
Jakby Okla W g}owie, pilnuj-
Gle!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-27
PRZEMOWIENIE
ma ora lfliaSta lDulutll
p. S.ltl,Inina
przy ofarowaniu szpady
p. Franciszkowi Gryglaszewskiemu
w dniu ~ wrzesnia.

Panic! Jestem dun.nym "a
szczytu, do kt6rego mnie povo}a-
no, by spe}nit miiy ohowia-
EEK w imieniu Narodu Polsk;ego
i tego Toworzystwa (Postepu), kt6-
rego Pan jestes promieniaca gfowa.
Tenn milszym jest dla mnie ten
obowiazek objawienia wdziecznos-
ci, re wypada mi go spe}nit wo-
bee meza, kt6ry juz lyle dobrego
zdzia}af nietylko dla ludu polskie
go W Ameryce, lecz dla sprawy
polskiej wog6le.
Aycie pe}ne nieustajacego po-
swiecenia dla dobra rodak6w wy
wyzszy}o ciebie, Zacny Mezu, tax
wysoko, re s}owa mole ME zdo}a-
jig podniesc zas}ug Twoich do
w}asciwego stopnia.
Rodacy Pana szanuja i kocha-
ja Go "a patry otyczne czyny, w
wiosnie zycia spe}nione, zapisane
ma najjasniejazych stronach dzie-
jow Pahskiej Ojczyzny, ME mniej
jasniejacych, re nierowna valka
wrogami nitpodleg!o<t skol-
czy}a sic jej kleska. Rodacy Pam
scy nigdy ME zapomna, jak Pan,
bedac jeszcze chlopcem, "a m}o-
dym, by DIV: gao broh W obronie
Ojczyzny pod dzielnym rodzicem,
"a nadto kochajqc te Ojczyzne,
by stac nieczynnyn, kiedy ona
potrzebowafa pomocy, postapiles
jako bohater, spe}niajac obowl%@ki
pos}aica dla wojska powstahczego.
Nigdy on ne zapomna, jak Pan,
jedynie powodu, re SERGE TN o.
je bio do rozkoszy wolnosci, cier-
pia}es wszelllie okropnosci wygna-
MIA Z ojczystego hraju. N1gdy ME
mog2 zapomnicc oni, ani ich po-
tomkowie Pahskiego imienla "a
lwoje nieustanne poswiecanie sic
w dojrzalszym wieku ma ich ko-
Zyst W innym kraju, anizeli ten,
W ktdrym sic Pan urodzi}es Przez
tea Zwiazek Narodowy Pa@ ich
scislej pofaczy}es, czynem rada
sfowem wskazywafes i'm droge
dodajac otuchy; a doznajqc INA
lomitego powoIzenia W interesach
pokazafes i'm nagrode pilnoscj pod
nasza forma rzadow.
A moge powiedziet, ze narod,
ktory tn wyraza swoj szacunek
ku Panu j uw1elbienie, nalezy do
naszych najlepszych najgodniej-
szych obywateli. Ich wstrzemiezli-
woSt, pracowitost zrecznosc =
jako bioracych udzial kontroli
wolnego rzadu = wielce jest po-
mocna przy budowie naszego milo
diego, wzrastajacego miasta, przy
otwieraniu dla kultury tego wiel-
lsiego Po}nocnego Zachodu. Zvcz-
liwosc tych, co was PolakGw po-
dziwiajq, ich wdziecznoSt "a to,
co dla Mich uczvniliscie, powinny
was pobudzac do n'eustaj4cej gor-
iwoScl.
a teraz mann przyjcmno<t, o.
liarowac Panu, w imle4iu Jcgo
rodakow, te Spade, jake skromny
dowod jejich szacunku dla
Pana. Prawdopodobnie PAN jcj mig
dy uzywaG ME bedziesz jalo Srodka
obrony, bo Pan ziomkowie Jego
uzywacie pokoju, ktory, Jab mnie-
mann, bsdzie wiecznym. Lecz
pnyimij jig Pan jako domacalny
dowdd godnosc', ma jaka Pan
szczcrze' zasiuAyieS, tudziez jake
dowdd wiadzy Pahskiej mad serca
mi rodakow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-27
Wszystkim godnym
Michafom / Michali-
nom, czytajacym i lu-
biacym WIARUSA,
Zasefam ma dZien 29
WrZeSnia serdecznie
pOWisZoWanie
MASTER.
SW. Micha1 Archaniof.

NWs NllUlluA i'll Ull(llllUts
Opr6cz swjata widzialnego,
stworzyi Pan Bog takae SWAT
individuality, duchy oiaf ME
majace, czyli Am;o1o,p. Anlofo.
vie So szczerymi duchami, kto-
rzy maja rozum i wole, ale
ciafa ME maja.
Aniofow stworzyf Bog bar
dzo wielu. Daniel Prorok ho-
WIEN, ktory widziaf Pana Bo
ga w Jego Maestaeie otoczo-
nego Anio}ami, talk o tenn pi-
sze: tyslqc tyslecy s3u2y1o Mu, q
po dziesiec tyssecy hroc sto tysle-
cy state przy MIN. Stworzyf
Pan Bog An1of6w na to, by
Pana Boga znali, czcih, ko-
chal "a to y Panem Bogiem
wiecznie byli szczesliwymi' A.
niolowie 50 tax samo jak lu-
die stworzeni liza wyo5razenie
podobieistwo PanA Boga;
owszem W mich podobiehstwo
do Pana Boga jest jeszcze do
k}adniejsze i wybitniejsze, nib
W ludziach. Sa bowieh Anio-
fowie duchaml, )ak Bog sa
niesmiertelnymi jak Bog, ia
tylko roznlca, ze Bog Jest ME-
smiertelnym sam z siebie, a
Aniolowle z wolf BozeJ;; maja
rozum i wole :ja]S Bog; nle
na;doskonalszy rozum ME
najdoskonalszq wole, .jak Bog,
ale przecieA doskona]szf ro-
zum / doskonalszq wole, niz
ludzie, wreszcie stworzyf ich
Bog swietymi i ma to, by byli
swietymi, jak Bog Jest.
Il pisma sw. poznaje,ny, ze
Anlolowie ME sq wszyscy So
bic rownymi co do dar6w Bos-
kicA ]ak;:~ sa obsypani;; ME
kto.zy z Ai4h sa mad inuych
wyzszymi znacznleiszymi; sa
tel podzie]eni ma kilka choroa0
albo rzedow. Dziewie6 chorow
anielsklch jest wspomnianych
W Pismie sw., a miaEowicie:
,Seyq1f,i, Che,ubinl, Tony, Pm1-
staca, Mocy, Mocarsteoo, Ksle
st,va, A,'chanio1o1uie, Ano1oavie.
Trzy imiona Anio16w wymie-
mia nam P.smo sw., miano :
wicie: Mcha1a, Gabryela, Ra-
faela, Sw. Micha1a zowie Pts
mo sw. ksieclem wszystkich
Anio1ow.
Pan Bog stworZywszy Anlo-
tow, wyznaczyf i'm czas proby
powiedziai i'm, ze je2eli przez
ten czas pozostana dobrymi,
to Pan Bog W nagrode ich
wole talk W dobrem utwlerdzi,
ze juz nigdy ME beda mogli
zgrzeszyc da i'm wleczne
.szczescie W niebie. Zapytacle
moze: czemua Pan Bog Cd ra-
zu i'm nieba ME darowa], tyl-
ko ich ma probe wystawil? Cd.
powiadam: Pan Bog ME mogi
inacze] uczynic, DO toby sic
sprzeclwialo swiqtosci, spra-
wiedliwosci madrosci Jego
Me mogl Aniolow przymuso-
wo umiesciG W n!ebie. ME py'
tajqc sic ich, czy tego chcq
lub ME, DO oni sq istotaml OBJ
darzonemi rozumem wolna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-27
q bliska i 2 daleka

Je7ell cztOWlek chce tn ma
ziemi i've tax, Jazz Pan Bog
przykazaf, le2e]i chce bye mo-
ralnym, .jezli chce unicG roz-
rozn'ac zEe cd dobrego, ma
tenczas musi bye oswieconym,
musi wiedziec, .lak sobie po
stepowac, aby bye Bogu mi
lynn slac sic u2ytecznym
czlonkiem spoleczehstwa. Czio-
wick nieoswiecouy to jest do
rosie dziecko, ktore vie
wprawdzie, 2e lyle Ia swie.
Gle, ale ME vie ma 60 i po co.
Mo2emy nawet powledzieG, lie
cz'owiek ci, mny, nieoswieco-
ny tenn lylko sic rozni cd
zwierzecia, lie ma dusze me-
smertelnq ale n:czrm vie.
ce).
JaN bydle W plug yaprze1o
ne: ciagnie i orze, ale ME
vie, ola cZego to, ,ylko ba-
tenn gnane spefnia swe powin-
noscl, tax czlowiek ciemny,
bez oswiaty spetnla tel swe
powlnnosci ale tylko kiero,
wany VIOLA / rozkazami ludzi
oswiecenszych. Bydle pusczo-
ne samopas wnet wnUdzie W
szkode, albo zeidzie z drogi
lub jaki tam inny bfad po-
pefni. Czfowiek wprawdzie u
karze takie zwlerze, ale vie
jednak, Ae ono jest bezrozum-
mem, ME maj4cem po.)ecia, co
jest z]em a co Jest dobrem.
Ktoz ludzi chcialby bye
z takim bydlatkiem porowna
ny? Wzdryga sic czfowiek ma
sama mysl o tenn dziekuje
goraco Bogu, ze mu dat ro-
yum. Ale niestcty! i]ua to ma.
n.y ludz1, ktozy maja wpraw-
dzle rozum, ale ten rozum jest
jes2cze W uspieniu, jeszcze ME
rozw'nlety, jeszcze ME wpra-
wl"ny na droge, ma iltorej ma
bye klerownikiem czfowieka
ku lego zbawieniu doczesne-
mu wlecznemu;; jeszcze nie-
osw'econy, ably re zwierzecego
czfowieka zdofaf uczyriG .Sto-
te godaa trgo ducha nesmier-
te)nego, ktorego sam Bog ra-
c1v} tchnat w rodza,j lud Xxi.
Nieszczesliwi sq ludzie ciem-
nj, DO c; &adne.j i,rzyjemcosci
ma swiecie uzyc me moga. Ich
przyJemaossciami sq przyjem-
nosci zwierzece, jest pic, spaG.
Nlestety! ME mogq sobie rych
przyjemnosci W calej pelni
pozwalac, gdyz ma ME trzeba
zarabiac. a zarobek czlowieI1a
clemnego rowna sic zarobko-
wi bydIecia roboczeso, ma
wet Jest mnieJszym, DO w1as
ciciel byd1o robocze karmi
do syta a ciemny cztowiek ro-
boczY musl wicznie wal
czyc z bieda, ktora go nieraz
pcha nawet do wystepkow.
Dzisiaj JUL SWAT talk dale
10 postapif, 2e zupe}nie ciem-
nego czfowieka rzadko napot-
kac. Niestety! to troche oswia-
'y u nlejednych .3eszczc jest
zamqcone przysadami, zabobo-
naml, talk skrzywonc, 2e O.,
swlrcenla ari ME poznaG.
Giowns podstawq oswiaty
Jest z"aiomost ojczystego je-
zyka, DO to jezyk duszy, i W
MIN dusza nalpredzej przyjmu-
)e wrazeuia. Jezyk ojczysty to
ma)atek, prZynoszacy wiclllle
procenta. NE czyni rodzic,
ktory majatku tego ME zacho-
wuje dla swych Aziatek, zlc
czyni rodzic, kt6ry chelpi sic
re swego ojczystego jezyka, a