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The Dickinson press., 1888-07-07

l.. n. Cary and Charles II. Hood,
prominent business men, OF Mandah,
we're in town Tuesday.
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-07
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
Governor-Louis X. Church, Bismarck.
Secretary-M. L. Mccormick. Bismarck.
Treasurer. W. Raymond. bismarck.
Auditor-J. P. Ward, Sioux Falls.
superintendent of Public Observation-Disclosures
A. Dye, Mellette. u,;,,o.
Attorney Generate. F. Templeton, Fargo.
United States District Attorney-John E. Car
Commissioner of Immigration-P. F. Mcclure,
United States Marhul-D. W. Maratta. Fargo.
s:Delegate to Congrcss-O. S. Clifford. Canton.
Surveyor General-Marais Taylor. Huron.
Adiutant General-Col. n. n. Tyner, Fargo.
Board OF Health-C. F. King, NJ. d., superln-
tendent, Mandan.
THE JUDICIARY
Chief. Justicc-Bartlett Tripp, Yankton; asso-
ciate jnsticesw.c; $; Palmer HF%uf ais,,i I.s.fi Ris'
marck; W. i. Mcconnell Third districtl' Fargo;
G, NJ. Thomas (First district. Deadwood; james
Snencer (Fifth district. Huron. Clerk. II. Z.
Young, Yankton.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Abe. Boynton. Lenox; Alex. Griggs, Grand
Forks; MT. Smith. Huron; "-secfetarS'
TERRITORIAL INSTITUTIONS.
CAPITOL. ........... pisLin!ch
Dakota University vermillon
North Dakota University. Grana roIks
Dakota Hospital for the insane lanktoh
North Dakotu Hospital for Insane, jamestown
Penetentiary for southern Dakota Sioux Falls
Penitentiary for Northern Dakota. =. bismarck
Reform School Iianh.n Ea NJ
Delota Agricultural College. ....... Brookings
Nyasmai School Madison
No.msi School ......... Speartisl
SnhnoI ~ Mines Rapid City
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-07

T. +. Vinton returned Sunday from
his trip to st. Paul, we'll satisfied with
the result of his journey.
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-07

Campbell dismissed the action of Geo.
Beisigl vs.. John 1Ioller. for an at
tempt to shoot the former, for lack Of
evidence. The plaintiff not being
satisfied with the decision swore out
a warrant before Justice Bissell, of
Gladstone, and Thursday Constable
kono arrested Holler. The case was
postponed till Monday of this week.
at which time the case was called and
resulted. as before Judge Campbell.
in the discharge of Holler.
Christ -Abralamson was brought
before Justice Campbell. Thursday.
on a charge of assault and battery,
committed upon stephen Ecklund. on
the 1lth day of June. The alleged as
sault took place near Beltield. The
case was tried without jury. and the
justice found the defendant guilty and
sentenced him to pay s. fine and the
costs of the action. the whole amount
ing to S23.S0. In default of payment
.Abrahanson was committed to Jail.
ID. j. McConn. of Aberdeen. who
came ont i'll charge Of the excursion
from sortli Dakota to New England
City last week. ain up from the lat.
ter place Tuesday and left for the
east Wednesday. While paying the
PRESS office Il pleasant visit he OK
pressed himself as highly pleased
with what he had seen of this section
of Dakota and was satisfied that We
hay everything to make II prosperous
community. which goes to prove jhin
to be il wide awake, intelligent o ser
yer who knows IL good thing when h'
sees it.
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-07

The fires YER started under the
kiln at klinefelters brick yard last
Saturday. The burning. which had
to be done in very gradual manner
on account of the dampness caused
by the excessive rain, will probably
be finished to-day OF tomorrow.
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-07

Our usually placid. gently.tlowing
Heart river threw off its habitual
mildness and turned itself loose
Tuesday, and swelled into u broad,
rolling flood that %'prevented all pass
age through its turbid waters.
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-07

A visiting tramp, who had been
imbibing freely of the inebriating
cup, was sitting on the grass witness
ing the base ball game on the Fourth.
and the boys amused themselves light.
ing fire crackers and throwing them
down in his vicinity. He stood the
fusilade with undisturbed serenity for
awhile and finally remarked: That
all right. keep it up, yon cant blow
up a man that's drunk, even with dy-
namite."
The Dickinson press., 1888-07-07

An empty box car. standing at the
top of the incline at the coal shed.
suddenly started on the down grade.
Yesterday forenoon, and derailed the
forward wheels on reaching the level
but stopped right side UP.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-02

Being broke, was glad of anything to do and the boys, feeling sorry for me, gave me his place.
 I thought she was in the neighbor- hood, but she wasn't, so I stayed there long enough to get staked and then start ed out in search of her again.
 It was three years later when l found her. She was in Sidney, Australia and engaged to be married to rich man there. The marriage was only a month off.
 kept shady, though and never inter fered until the day they went up to the altar. Then before all the fashionables there faced 'em and gave her dead away. They wanted to rush me out of the place, but she knew was right and could prove it, so she ended the matter by committing suicide. | Out of tiny vial she swallowed prus- sic acid and fell dead at her lovers feet. believe she loved him and could not face the disgrace. Then l turned home, but there was no home left. | When I robbed my father, it seems I beggared him. He was not much on
 banks. That did not know and when
 I took the money out of his safe, I rob-
 bed him of just all he had. He could not meet certain bill and ruin overlook him. He lost his farm. Mother died
 of broken heart.
 Daddy and the girls and boys strqs-
 gled on as best they could for while
 and then moved away. Where, no one knew. I hunted them for five years without success. Then I took to tramp ing and drink and now I've been on the : road nigh on to 20 years steady and ex- pect to tramp till l die. That's my story, gentlemen. A strange one you will say, but true one, I swear it. No use of my lying Good day. gentlemen" and the tramp moved
 of.
 ''Here's your tomato can said the , policeman.
 And here's dime,'' said the scribe
 s'Thanks, gentlemen, l needs 'en both,'' and the rough, ungainly figur'
 slouched out of sight. g s'That's daisy lie, but very interest l ing, ''remarked the reporter when he an' 7 the policeman were left alone. 9 ''Maybe it is true. Anyhow, I'll giv' r it to the Evening World and let it: | readers be the judge," replied the scribe
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-02
SoUTHBURY.
Pomperaug Valley.

The name euphonious, aboriginal It takes us back 250 years, before the white mans foot had trod its virgin soil. before the course of it's limpid stream had been arrested by mill-dam or spanned by a bridge. or its dense forests had felt the woodman's axe; when the painted, tuft- ed red man initiated the screech of the coming locomotive with his war-whoop and the smoke of the engine with circling fumes of the pipe of peace. It is, more over, highly instructive to the physical
 geographer, as he looks forth from the
 window of his palace car. that wonder
 basin stretching several miles to the
 north and fenced on either side with a respectable hill is ''valley." He has
 probably heard of valleys. of the Housa-
 tonic valley, the Naugatuck valley, the
 Connecticut valley, but now he has the
 pleasure of surveying with his own eyes the eyer-to-be-remembered and never-to-
 be-forgotten Pomperaug valley. He
 may bury his fingers in his flowing locks
 in the attempt to call to mind the place | it occupies in history or its connection
 with the great industrial enterprises of
 the age and vaguely imagine that his
 reading or memory is at fault. Are there
 no towns or villages in this vicinitys No,
 nothing but valley. It is true that the
 railroad almost touches the foot of a
 broad village street of phenomenal beau ty, shaded with elms and naples and lin-
 ed with comfortable. well-kept dwellings, in which have resided men who have : won distinction in business, jurisprudence
 and literature,-such street as can scarcely be paralleled, even in our own
 thrifty commonwealth, not only reaching r the Woodbury line, but passing several miles beyond it, with scarcely any app , preciable decline in the charm of the scenery. This is the village of South 7 bury and, when the name is spoken, it s conveys definite and by no means un-
 welcome idea to all who are acquainted i with it and, indeed, to those who hear it
 for the first time. We locate towns and y villages by their distance and direction - from other towns. For instance, in the minds of most persons, probably, the To- h cation of Woodbury and South Britain is t conceived of with reference to their dis r tance and direction from Southbury, not t because the former places are relatively r less important than the latter, but be y cause they are more frequently approach 1 ed from it. And, on this account, tn
 railroad company will doubtless eonfe l a great favor on the travelling public by d returning to the name originally given t, V V this station and remanding Pomperau, 5. Valley, name unknown to common l speech, to the days of long ago. South bury contains dwelling houses, barns o farms, stores, churches. It has lega + boundaries and definite relations to tn, d body polite. But Pomperaug Valley
 territory ssunknown to fame'' and a ir indeterminate and confusing to the in of quiring wayfarer as is 'sPoint-no-point
 to the observer of our coast from tn n. seaward side.-lW. T. Gilbert.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-02

DIR. R. N. BETTS, Jr, Dentist, Sandy Hook. Teeth extracted without pain, by the use of
 Nitrous Oxide Qaughing gas) or Ether. Teeth inserted on Celluloid or Rubber Money paid for extracting is allowed on sets. Will call at the
 house when requested. Brookfeld every We'd
 nesday.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-02

ERNEST [. STAPLES,
 Attorney and Counselor at Law. Pinney's block, Shelton. F. o. Dirming gham, Conn. Branch ofIice of s. E. Hubbard. soIlaitors ol
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-02
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The Newtown bee., 1888-11-02

Daniel Hand ofGuilford, S7 years old. has given the American missionary asso- ciation over s1, ,OOO, 900 for the education of negroes at the South.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-02

It was once supposed that scrofula could not vicious results produced by the nee of Arersa sarsaparilla disprove this theory me ressnn is, this medicine is the most powerful bloofl purifier ever discovered. z T . - -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-01
LIST, ucZnia 2 La Salle.
La Sale, Ill, 20 pazdz. 1881.

La Sale, III, 20 pazdz. 1851.
Kochany Majstrze!
By1 tn u mas przez kilka dni
nasz zacny kap}an zwiazkowy ks.
Guzowski, cz}owiek uprzejmy,
zdrowy i silny, jak i zwiazek.
w Sobote, dnia 13 IA bm.
bawif u mas p. Stan 2 Chicago;
zkad przyjecha}, tam od]echaf.
Pan Kierski, nasz obywatel
m6wi, il do skolektowanla cd dfuz'
nik6w pieniedzy, ME ma cz}owieka
mad p. Stan z Chicago, a ia movie,
il do p%ouczania ludu O prawdzle !
lei zamifowaniu, niema pisma mad
Wiarusa i Zgode, a odw:otnem
znaczeniu mad sp. Kropadfo.
U mas obecnie mic nadzwy-
czajnego. Ludziska krepu]a sig
wez}em hymenu, co swiaaczy,, IL
kochaja sic wsp6lnie, ME jak gdzie
indziej. w liczbe tych %szczesliw-
COW, wpad} nasz brat wv. Kaw.
Pol ,J6zef Wittliff. Mech mu zon-
ka bedzie slodkal
Vale a la fin Majstrze.
Tw6j uczeh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-01

niazka. Ale my, zyjacy ma zieml,
mozemy je uwolnic z tel tajem-
nicy; o6arujac za ME sprawiedli-
wosci Boskiej modlitwy, ja}muzny,
rosty, Mszy swiste. One wisc wy
c.agaja niejako rece do a i kaz-
da z Mich VIOLA do mas "a Jobem:
,Zmifujcie sic nadenna, zmi-
}ujcie sig Madonna, przynajmniej
wy przyjaciele moi, DO reka PAN
ska dotkne}a mie!"
Zmi}ujciez sic mad niemi, DO
to dusze W czyscu cierpiqce, to
nasi przyjaciele. To So nasi bracia
i siostry W Chrystusie, dzieci jed
mel matki Ko6cio}a. / inne ~jeszczs
moze z niemi }acza mas zwiazki.
Synu c6rko,. tam W czyscu mole
cierpi was o%jciec, wasza matka.
Mezu, tam moze cierpi twoja zmar-
Ia iona; wdowo, tam mole clerpi
twoj maj. Tam moze cierpi4 nasi
bracla, krewni, dobrodzieje, przy-
jaciele. Tam moze cierpia kap}ani,
duszpasterze nasi. Nam sic dobry-
mi, bardzo dobrymi wydawali ma
81 rodzice, bracia, siostry, dobro-
dzieje, %tkrewni, duszpasterze; ale
sprawiedliwosc Boska moze INA
laz}a W Mich zmazy, z kt6rych W
czyscu musz2 sic o%czyszczacl ME-
chat zadna z dusz ~czyscewych ME
ma powodu ~narzekac, TAX jak ten,
kt6rego ME miaf kto wpuscic do
uzdrawlajqcej sadzawki, i movie:
ME mann cz}owieka!" Niechaj
Mkt W czy Sou ME ma powodu tax
movie: ,,zostawi}em ma ziemi 20
ne, dzieci, kt6rym czyni}em dobrze,
krewnych, sasiad6w, a ]ednak ME
mann cz}owieka dobrego, uczynne-
go, kt6ryby modlif sic "a mnaE:'
Modlcie sig "a to dusze mako
nice ola tego, ~ wan samym to
wyjdzie ma dcbre. Dusze, ktore So
W czyscu, z pewnoscia pojdq do
nieba, a tam modlic sig beda "a
tych, ktorzy i'm meki czysciowe
skr6cili. Pan Bog tel bedzis milo
sierny ola tych, kt6rzy sic lituja
mad cierpiacymi W czyscu, DO Pan
Jezus powiedzia4.
,,Bfogos}awieni mi}osierni, al
BOWEN oni ml}osierdzia dostapiaa."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-01

F.. j. MulSso, La Sale, Ills.
Tow. Mr.. l Zwiazek Kawa-
lerow Polsklch W La Sale,
nls.-Sekr. FIR. j Mnlka.
2 Tow. Mr.. 2. Ko1onacya
Polska. H"rlev, WIS.
Sekr. J6zefk WALSH bx .232
8 2sw. M1odzieay Polshaiej
Katolictaej w Chicago Fir. Gi-
ayhski, ISL Milwaukee Ave.
SekretarZ.
4. Tow. Postep W Pine
Creeku (poczta Dodge) Wis.
- AndrzeJ Cjrxan sekretarz.
S. Tow. Warns W Minnea-
polls, Mirn. - j. A. Gluba,
sekretarz. 4l4 Wash Ave. N.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-01
Skarga Wandy.
Chicago, 81 pazdz.

Szanowny Redaktorze!
Badz pan }askaw, nmiescic to
pare slow W swojem pismie.
Znany arty,ta kduneztu Sew
sokiego ma Wojciechowe. ra]w'sk-
szy wr6g Towarzystwa Central
nych Polek W Chicago, wkrec'f
sic do K6lka D1amatycznego' q
DO tax kro1kiem pobyciu ju4 "a
ozq| gra6 role W zyciu wfasnem,
n~asladujac Spigelberga, ze sztuk'
zatytu}owana Zb6jcy.
Czy tez i cz}onkowie ma tenn
sic predko spostrzeglR
O tenn wan donosi
wasza rodaczka
Wanda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-01
Ksia2ki powieSciowe

rozmait inne.
MYszA W1EzA wsrod j~eziora
Gopta przez Aleksandra Broni-
k~owskiego. Powies6 4}owianska
pierwszei po}owy XII w'eku
TESTAMENT PIOTRA WIEL
KlEGO, czyli zami"ry Mosknli
znw";owanla catego 6w;atn. ..5
OPOWIADANIA sTAREGO
HISTORIC o szlachetnej 4 pick.
mel Meluzynie.
KONsTYTUCYA sTANvW ZJE.
DNOCZONYCH. 10.
KSIA.KA~
ZAMEK DUCHC W ,czyIi p"dstepy
~f'iszerzy pioniedzy i Niezw,kty
Sen, civil nerwowa DANA p2ry.-
ka. Op"wlaaanie lekarza fran
cuzkiego
WEGLARz q WALENCYI. Przez
Aut"rn Ja,kini Beatu.a i Ko>zy-
ka kwiatow. 80
J asnaG ornCzq h o W.
ska, gaweda przez Karola
hucza.
81 istorya szlnchctnej a pick
nej N"gel"nie,.
P IN 9 Makryny NJ eczy-
stnwsk'ej, ksieni BazyI'anek W
Mlhsku LIB
X ytucya 8 Aaja 10
z o i N i X do plsunia listow
mitosnych ora. tvczacycb sic "4e-
nisnia j zam.ain6Isria.. ..35
OBJ sw Czestorhowy, 10
S Xxx = zW i II sn,pcwiet6
obyczsjowa rrzez Jozefa . mad
Obry ~
r ina do Ri mali i,s'awny do
wSdzca rozbojnikow XVIII vie
........... 10
W m"cnej opraxie re zieconym
tytulikiem ..............-.S5
Praw DE- wy or k e-E & i p
ski Semi k........ 30
N owy S OWED zaf AVIAN
fury jego. 2 z'emi pomorsk,ej
rodom. - Il osm,u obrazkumi
Jask i n B Q 4 ~. P~wieAc
lls wszystkich szIachetnic mySia-
cych. w mocnej opra~ie z o zio.
conym tytulik
Gratu u II t. oraz Pirsnl wsrelne
ola mtod >iehcow i druzbow IS
Z y w"t g enowefy powiefc
mornlna bardzo, w%zruszajaca 70
starokytnych cnnrow.......30
- tn s"ma " mocnei oprawlr re
%zt"c"nym tytulik,"m....... go
Boles&a Va cayIi Daisy Chg &c.
Fly; tiomaczenle prxen Ks.
O.nshsk lego.
- tn sama W mocnUi Oprnwis
.OU
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-01
Rieda Demokracka W Chicago

Czytamy W gazecie pana VIA
dyslawa Dyniewicza, t. j. W CHI
cagosknej Gasecie Polskiej:
Dutch Kills, IA pazdz. 'sS.
szanowna Redakcyo! Wyczy-
tafem W No. al ,,Gazety Polskiej W
Chicago" lie W Chicago jest cd
10000 do $4,000 robotnika bez
zatrudnienia. Redakcya sk}ada
vino ma rok wyborczy i ma PREY
ohodni6w, ktorzy z innych stron
przybywaja. Mnie sig to zdaje
zupelnie inaczej i to ola tego, IL
znam Stany Zjednoczone cd lat 35.
Pamietam wiec, il dawniej "a CA
SOW partyi demoAratycznej ludzl'
ami "a wiki robotY dostae ME mo-
gil; W czasach p6zniejszych zas
gdy partya republikahska by}a g0rs,
by}o roboty wiele i plaza dosyc
dobra. Prawda ze p6zniej zmniej-
szyli pracodawcy place robotnik0w'
lecz "a to tel wiki by} o po}owe
tanszy cd terazniejszych czasow.
NV zas teraz ME mozemy dac WI
nv nikomu innemu Yak partyi de-
mokratycznej i to ola tego ze re-
publikahscy fabrykahci ME bardzo
chca dawae pracowac W swych ia
brykach, a demokrackie fabryki,
jezell sic trafiaja, a jest ich bardzo
mafo, SO ~jeszcze prawie wszystkle
zadfuzone. Jezeli wiec kompanla
ma ma fabryce try czesci d}ugu
a dopiero czwarta Geese jej sic
nalezy, to ME moze zadnego wiel-
kiego biznesu prowadzit i ola tego
ME moze wielu robotnik6w zatru-
dniac. Pokaza}y cztery lata, W kto-
rych Cleveland prezydenture pro-
wadzi, ii podczas najwiekszych
upai6w, kiedy to "a republlkanow
90 ulicach robotnik6w szukano, W
demokrackich czasach setk! ludzl
pred fa5rykami stoja. Jezeli de-
mokratyczna partya %jeszcze dfuze5
zostanie CORA, natenczas szpitale'
domy ubogich i wiezien'a napef-
nione beda az do w%ierzchu; DO
gdy MAJ bedzie musia} chodzic
kilka miesiecy bez piracy, bedzle
zmuszony oddac swa zgfodniafa
famille do purhauzu (poorhouse
zak}ad ola uboglch), a sam musl
krast; "a co W swoim czasie do
stanie sic do wiezlenia. Los po-
dobny spotka ME tylko setkl, lecz
setki tysiecy familii.
Jeden z abonentow
,,GazetY Polskiej".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-01
ZBERLINA.

K6fko polskie palaczs papie-
rosow ,,Vulkan" W Berlinie, odby-
10 dnia 2 b. M. walne zebranie.
Nowy zarzad sk}ada sic z nastepu.
jacych pan6w: Prezes p. j. Ko.
chanski, zastepca prezesa p. J,
Ciastowsk', sekretarz p, w. Ko-
nieczny, zastepca sekletarza p. B
Fryder, skarbnik p. j. C%iastowski,
ksiazkowy p. B. Skrobuszynski
gospodarz L. Abt, zastepca gospo-
darza p. S. Ciastowski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-01
pred wszystklemi sadami,
Agenci ,Wiarusa:s'

AReHcl >, w laruSa:"
ARRiG GhnR7I r WIS; J. <. cysrwsk,.
ARpocH; D: T.. F. Galewsk.
APPLETON, MINI: Jan Jerew.h.
BERLIN, WIS. S. T.. Chojnacki
BALTIMORE, NJ: D.Frziarnowski16asshe ...,.r
RRFhNG IpN iE :; Q: WIS, }; zywicki.
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walen.y Buiarsk,
BUFFALo.N NY. Janzurek. cor. Ioyejoy& Dereax
4 CITY, MICH. An'oni Przybylns.ki [. 8. }:
CHICAGO. ILL X. BoNczkowsxl Al chap;. s.,
kAJHTAA PokRzywInsKi777W isths,r.. NJ. IA
DIX, 81 Crttenden Str. ALsERr KowALsx.
, ,S9 M', IVA. AYE aye: IaoDos w.kAsyAsx,
Milwaukee Az
DETROIT. MICH. W. A. MADAj7s0sA, Aub;.,A,
DULUTH. MINI. Ant ~1lasooq-,rdSsr. ,oAv.w.
DODGE T. k + q; WIS. F. B's-' 4. 1s.d'1.
clLLWANS, BENTON co. NO. w.~n,..
GRAND RAPLDs. MICH. j.. s.,:s....
iNDEPENiDENcE. WIS. IFiiG p Wojsr,..
LEMONT. ILL. Mich Cichowicr
IA G SkbkEE W. W.. M Ad d SGo..s.y.sti
M liz XII !! WIS., Is .J. @f't ss,l ai aamse %y r =:
MIME AnsE, 01t E5zS %1Na 7 = Aye:
MOUNT PLEASANT, PA. Karol d. Nswat
morris RUN. Joz. Katlewski
N \ Mr MAvERlY, TEX: Hi1deb,a.de
PONlATOWSKI WIS. Iozef Blaszka
PO!ON1A. WIS Sikorsk,
PITTSBURGH, PA Jos Rosinski - ,sA q
POINT, Wiktor Poeorzeiski
SOUTH CHICAGO: Wawrzyn Templia
ST PAUL. MINI Jozef Maca, SIS Rice's Ps;as
SHAMOKIN,P PA. FranciAzek Cinochowski ia. VI
STEPHEN, Marshall Co. MINI. Jan Cra.zek
ST LOUIS, Mo. v Mazurek, 1870 N 3 Str
TOLEDO. OHIO An, Kujawa, Corvence Ju.sn
WlLNO. MINI MARGIN A Ma1any.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-01
G}uchota WyIeCzOna

Bedac wyleczony z cieikiej
g}uchoty "a pomoca nader pro-
stego ] nieszkodliwego srodka,
wyszle ka3demu 3adaiqcemu
bezpfatnie opis mego wyle-
czenla. DR.. Nicholson III
Nc Dougal st New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-01
musiaf d~ojezdzaG.

O01U1 0OJCNOAuC.
Nasz ks. biskup z Omaha O.
bieca} nam przys}ac ksisdza, jak
tylko sic trait kap}an polski, po-
niewaz parafa sk}ada sic z samych
prawie Polak6w. Jezeliby ktory z
Wielebnych Ojcow zyczy} sobie
do mas p~rzyjechac, niechaj raczy
sic porozum'ec z Nasty Biskupem
James Okonor " Omaha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-01

rozmai inne.
MYSZA WIEZA wsrod ieziora
Gopta przez Aleksandra Broni-
k%"wskiego. PowiesG .}owiahska
pierwszei po}owy XII w'eku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-01
w Elbie Nebr.
potvxebua ksiedzn poll
SklegO.
Szanowny Redaktorzel

Szanowny Redaktorze'
Dowiedzia}em sig z Panskiej
gazety, jakoby teruz }atwo byfo
dostad ksiedza p%olskiego. My bys'
my byli bardzo radzi, gdybvSmy
ksiedza dostali. Many piekny kos
ci6i, rszydencya u mas, ale jeszcze
by ksiad. do drugiego koscioia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-01
Dziei %zaduszny.

,,O"1SG& AOdWAoAAlo AiyoA
modlic sic "a zmar}ych, ably byll
cd grzechow rozwiazani', m6wi
Pismo swieie. Dusze naszvch zmar-
}ych braci i si6str jedne 50 W ME-
be, limo W pickle, j%eszcze inne "
czydciu. Do nieba ida dusze tych,
kt6rzy prowadzili zycie bard1o
swiete, Boga m }owali bardzo go
raco, a jezeli kiedy dopuscili sic
%grzech6w, to dostqpili ich odpusz-
czenia i zupe}nie je odpokutowali.
Do piek}a ida dusze tych, ktorzy
umieraja W grzechu smiertelnym,
chocby tylko jednym, be- pokuty,
bez pojednania sic z Bogiem. Do
czysca ida dusze tych, ktdrzy u
mieraja bez grzechu smiertelnego,
a wiec W }asce Bozej, ale maja
odcierpiec kary doczesne "a dawne
grzechy smiertelne, ktorych wing
juz i'm Bog odpuscii, ale "a kt6le
ME dosyc odpokutowali, ME do
syG uczynili zadosc sprawiedliwos-
CT Boskiej. Dusze, kt6re So W pie
kle. nigdy z plek}a ME beda wy
bawione; dusze, ktdre SO W czyscu,
gdy sic wyp}aca sprawiedliwoSci
Boskiej, pojda do nieba.
Ia kt6rych wiec umar}ych
many sig modlic? Czy "a tych,
kt6rych dusze So W niebie9
Bynajmniej; CT co Bogiem
luz kr6lujac, ME potrzebuja ma
szej pomocy; owszem, dobrze u
czynimy, jezeli my ich przyezy-
ME u Boga bedziemy sic poleca6.
Czy "a tych, ktorych dusze So
pickle! Ia ktorych wiec?
Ia tych, kt6rych dusze So W
czy6cu. Ia tych zmar}ych ,,swieta
i zbawienna jest mysl modlic sie",
sby cd kar doczesnych "a gree
chy byh rozwiazani. Ia tych u
mar}ych, ]ezeli o6arujemy nasze
dobre uczynki, modlitwy, posty,
j%afmuzny, a osobliwie otiare Mszy
swietej, to i'm przez to, iak orzekf
| Kosci6f sw. ma Soborze Trydenc-
kim, pomoc przynosimy. Ia tych
umar}ych Kosciof sw. modl sic
! codziennle W kazdej Mszy sw.
" pacierzach %kap}ahskich, ale mai
bardziej modli sic W dzien zadusz-
ny. Beda W kosciofach naszych
wystawione katafalki czarnym o.
kryte kirem, jarzacem otoczone
swiat}em; beda sig 20 kosciofach
i cmentarzach wznosic hymny ia
1obne; dzwony koscio}ow beda
jeczec zafosnie.
Niechze i my W ,Kotoliku"
zachecimy was, kochani Czytelnicy,
do goracej modlitwy "a dusze W
czyscu cierpiace.
M6dlcie sic "a dusze W czys-
Gu zatrzymane, DO one cierpiaa.
Pragna dostaG sic do Boga, DO
dusza uwolniona z wiez6w cia}a
rwie sic do Boga, a tymczasem SO
zatrzymane. Kazdy wlec wiszieh
czyscowy wzdycha p}aczliwie:
ajax pragnie jelen do zr6del
wodnych, talk pragnie dusza moja
do Ciebie Boze! Pragnsfa dusza
moja do Boga mocnego, zywego;
kiedyz przyjde a okaze sig pred
obliczem Bozem?"
Cierpia te dusze kary i meki
bardzo dotkliwe, kazde pod}ug te-
60, jak wielkie by}y je] why.
Modlcie sig "a ME, DO one
W swoich ~cierpleniach same sobie
pomodz ME zdofaja. Czfo"lek bo'
wien tylko pdkl lyle, moze soble
cos u Boga wys}uzyc, ME zas pc
smierci. Ola tego tez Pa Jezus Q
smierci rzek}:
,,Nadchodzi noe, gdy zaden
ME bedzie mogi sprawowac."
Pan Jezus %powiedziaf take t.
przYpowieSc:
,,Zg6dz sig z przeciwn,kiem
twoim rych}o, p6kis jest z MIN
W drodze, by Gig snac przeciwnik
ME poda} sedziemu, q sedzia by
Gle poda} sfudze, a by}bys wrzu.
con do ciemnicy. %Zaprawde pc
wiadam CT, ME wynijdziesz ztam-
tad, az oddasz ostatni pieniazek.'
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