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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

kKAkOWlAkl, 657 Spiewek re
zrodef etnograticznvch i Villas
nNch notat zebraf Zygmunt Clio
ger 30
Jak sic zcmscif borowv Zielonka
nadWoitkiem Bruchyfa. PowiesG
ludowa poznaiisko-amervkanska.
Napisaf Jan Niemir......l5
sTANlSKAW DOLORES, Nowe-
Ia Z Meksyku. Napisal WI. Hoppe
PlOSNkI, DUNK ARYE Ma
RODOWE, W mocnej oprawie
ORRAZKI HISTORYCZNE zzvcia
Polakdw i Polek napisaf .I6zef
Grejnert | O ksieciu Dymitrze i
Hryclu Rusinie. y Dwaj Bracia
Lltwlnl, Powiastka 4 czasow krG-
ia
SYN BURMlSTRZA. Obrazek y
nledawnej ~przcsz}oSci, przcz F..
Choinskiego 80
KONIK ZWIERZYNIECKI. Po-
wleSr i obraz przez sierpihskiego
10
MARGIN Mraga. Powiastka historry-
czna = zieni kaszubowskiej, przez
J"zefa Grajnerta Il Regina. 10
HISTORGA o ~ksiazcciu Stvltrvdzie
synu jcgo Bracwiku .......lO
ODGIOS Il ZAMORZA. Poezve
p"lsko-amcrykalSsie Napisa} Pa
wei GawrzyjclShi ..............25
PRZYJACIEI. DOMOWY.rzytccz-
lie rady vsaazlwEi o donu i
gospodarstMie ...................2:5
SOBlESkl POD WNEDNIEM.
Tra@edya w pjeciu ahtach ntpi-a-
Ma Ola ,zk%f po!shich y Patnocncj
Ameryce, przez X. k..."......3o
JAN III SOBIESkI. kl"l polski. o.
bronca chrze-cl&n,twa pod Wicd-
10
BALL l CZARNI. powie>% zvcia
llteMskleSo. skre~llt Jan Syemal
......."...22o
ZAMEk mad Carmen Morzem. Po-
wlest orNginalna przcz 40
OBRONA sw. CzrStochowy, histo-
rNa cudowna a prawdziwa o .Ja-
cku Brzuchaiskim, mieszczaninic
Czestochowskim na czeSc i, chwa-
fe Bozka a dobrym ludziom ma
pocIrszenie opowicdziania przez
J"zeia 4 pod krahowa rs rvcina-
ml.".".""............ ........... 10
BARTOSZ GLOWACkI. evil O
statnie uszlachcenie Nobilita-
cya.] Ustyp Z dziej6w 1894 roku.
L trzema rycinami... .........1O
PrzeAlety SZCZUPAK Powiastka
EJsTACHYUsZ. Powicct 2 pierw-
szych wicklow chrzeScianstwa.
Przez tlumacza GenoweN i Ko-
szyka kWiat6w..
NIEPRZEPIACONY PIERSCIEN.
czyll kto ma szczescie, ten prowa-
dzi swa ulubienice do domu. Dzi-
VIVA p~owiastka o ubogim szcwczv-
Nu / Zulimie, GORGE su}tana turec-
Is
HlSlORIA o rycerzu zIotoskrzv-
diym, o porowanej dzicwicv 2
drogim klcjnotem i z}otvm zam-
ku. Opowiedzia} L. Danielewski
TANIEC SMIERCI. Opis wszvst-
kich stan"w cd papieza az Ito
kmieia, jak ich 81 iert do tanca
prosl... ........... ~
Q kASl, }adnej dziewczNnic.. ~
Powie>r o kohcu zycia Pllata Point
sklcg"
kOSZIk kWlATDW. Powicst
przez rs. Schmidt.............3 80
sZKAPLERz WIAEUsA, povicSe
obyczajowa przcz J"zefa T. mad
30
dw"r powicsG przcz VALERIE
go lozllskiego, mocno opraNna =
zFoconym tytulikicm..........sl.15
THE II day of September, 1883,
is the 2OOth anniversary of one of
the gramdcst events in history. Jan
Sobicski, King of Poland, conguers
the Trunks under the Walls of Wen
ma Sept. II, 1858 and Forvcr after
Relieves the whole Christian World
the Iron Yoke of the Turks
RINALDO RINALlNI, s}awnv do
w@lzca rozb@jnik1w NNIlI vie
ku. Czynv lego tOwarzvszow CIV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26
co SkYCHAC?


" stosuaAu rosWshiego posu-
aooni" mojsh kn grunicom AuAtryl
l P'us nc sc ME Zmirnl}o. Wypo-
w'ada to ~wyraZnic rzai aus,ryac-
XII, ktory czyni to uwage, re je2e.
Ii dotad Mo ~przyszfo do wojny &,
ME ma w tenn za,iugi rosyjsIiej,
ale je-t ,jedynie tylko rozwaga u
mla'kow"nle II Wch, przeclw kt6
rym Rosya wo.jska swoje rosuwac
sic ri .je. znSczy to poprostu, &c
gdyby Austrya choitia talk samo
grozic W wnj~kowe rugby sic ba-
vic, n%utcnczAs dawno juz byloby
pr1yslto do w"jny.
Jak sig spruwa ia skohczy
nc }atwo przcwi !ziec Ternz sara.
.ja siq prawda 2 wielu stron PRO
konac carr rosvjokiege, ie ztych
! fats1ywych m" d"radzcow, ale
ely on temu uwierzy, to rascz
lima.
DproM Rosya widzi budujaco
sic ku JeJ gr"nicom koleje zv,azne
/ t%nrtece poblizu, IT, udno navel
cd 'kiego naytego z~askoczsnia,
choG na @picrHSzc, zubezpieczaiu.
Zd"ie sc jednak, &e utrzymu,
a W tenn jest te4 maizieja, ze tym
cz"stm nda sic p"godzic i pojed-
dnac ma GAS diuz,zy.
w guzctach niem,eckich zno-
WI wyclagaja wirr1ch sprawe
poI,k@ lra~ja, se wtasci Nc
bel Pol~ti rokoju ulrzymaG ne pc
d"bn", wiec IA uz,ba przywrocIc.
ID togo maya SIC w>zy-cy pray
k]ia,iac, ale lax, zeby Niemcy ME
dac c<Y ten odi"c MIC potrzvbp-
wall. ZAyrlaI nte cygrn-ku >klAd.
ka: zf"zny sc, ale nc pic dam.
j zvIl mybla, IL Lam Polakom gio
We tenn zav'ocA, to Sc barIzo
my La. Nam taxi dnbry kusy, jak
| ten, co ME ma ogona. My pu
tr4ymy ra"l 81 'bie, mix 90
obcego glow" mas ME boil. Wzicl
5 uni ter"z cd bledy rutuja sivbic.
Zd"ys sig, = n Loudynie do
kfad 'Ja %rtaranla, ably d" p"zuru
m3enia i zgo!y mic1zy ilo-Sa a
A@,trya +"wrowadxrc. Angirl,cy
mlnr-trowj" zarraszaja do slebie
r".tox 4 g%raniczuych } . ,ymi sic
noradz ,ia. krotk" lrz.d rnmcmi
sniclam! rs wv-tann w~Nsokiego
d'plomutt am@lclskirgo ~ Peters
burga 4 ijs,ami cd Mmrj kr"lowvj
angieIsklrl talk 40 cara, lak i do
caro.ej, "w l'~t%ch tych %p'zcdst'-
M'aao riebczp ~eczehstwo uoi"y j
p"1rzebe zg"dy j pokoju Ma co
sic NrIyda, To pozniej dopiero sic
pokaze, /.
Aobuc@yhoni poczynaja teraz
mocno " drptad po pietach, 4ehY
Sobie z Bufgsryl poszedt, DO saizA
p"ws2cchn'", Be o niego cafa Ia
sprawq posziA ON tego zamie~za-
ma narobit. ID teg' cz .su ss.jnkos
On sic wynoslG.nie chco.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26
.hoburc.@ Yhoni poczynaja teraz

h"bwc@yAoni poczynaja teraz
mocno " drptac po pieuch, 2chy
sobie z Bufssryl poszedt, DO saiza
p"ws2echnI", BE o niego Gaia Ia
sprawq poszfA on tego zamie~za-
MA narobil. ID teg' cz .su .. .lnkos
On siq wynoslG.nie chco.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

|. eta %lamibaI,Ea.
?. Nazwa ,.Chjca@o
3 Naimuicj~lc Q/lccno V ~wiccic
1. poriaruuc& m.u.)c@o Uclmiu
D.. E"ralnc imj" Wnltrra.
&. Cudo~rc "ynalalhi Edisona
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........1
TAHlO, pow IrSd 4 dlieJ@w Pol III
rr<ol FIR. ir, Shartha y mocneJ
opraH ie, lc zlocpn m tytullkicn
......... ".... ",....",""...'1
Iahll'a DlicWica Il boru cl,ll cyru.
IL. Yawca, prlypoIa Bcrt,mma "
/1Il1kll .".,..... ,".............lD
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

OBRAZkl | OPOWIADANIA O.
BOZOWE. y Z5on Ukrainca, o.
brazek \ wojny 1868 roku. y O.
statm Pow>tanicc. Opowiadanie.
- MoFytwa.-Przcz Alfredo Bar
Il pRZYPADKOW POLSKIEGO
Wrdr"wca. Swc wEasne przypad-
XII i przNgody ma ladlie i morzu
opisaf W4adysiaw Hoppe. Zawie-
IA II S~potkanic sic " Mcksvku.
~ Horby W puSzczv autralskici.
%lWyprawa DO Cajamarca. Al Za-
sad1ka ma dziNie hNdlo, 81 Pod
CORA .,i.l Bernnl." G) Tydziri pod
r"Wnlkicm. u Poznanic sic W Tc-
a 81 Il Valparaiso do Santiago
syrrpa " gaiku palmowym ~
h"h"SI ma m"rzu .............l1
GRAFT LAME. oyaH pic~mi wc~rlnr
dIa mtudzirnc"w i drr&b5w, ~
%"lerajarN Zaprosiny ma wcsvIc
oracNe wrs"lnr Mowl prlcd
~",N.Jazirm DO h%oSc:ofn j pred ~lu
bonn po"inszoN aric drulby
pr, wIjoIIzie do h|o,rioIa IS as
rie toIlcl j prll uclcIc Iyclc
ma " dniu wr,clnm pio-0c
czki wc,rIuc 81
WYPEAWA 20 ZlOTI ri So.
NIellSih" h,,...., ......,....l
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02
The Art NOIrSOrIaA

MIR. AMOS LUCAS,
cot Long Branch,)
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
columns of the CLARION are the only means
whereby he can bring his business to the
proper standard givcs vent as follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM
POONING AND DYEING
In the latest style of the art tonsoria.
SHARP RAZORS AND a CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto Oft cnterprising artist, and
by strict attention to business cant help
but please all. Will be in his shop at all
times.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02
Gems for Thought.

Even rcproofs can be kindly given.
The greatest good is done most qul-
ety. .
lie who does not look before lags be-
hind.
The greotest cunning IL to have none
at ali
Don't expect too much from those
around you.
lie has much to do who would please
every body.
Life is half spent before one knows
what life is.
More people are drowned in the bow
than in the sea,
Have a high aim in life and do your
best to reach it.
Listen to both sides Of . question be-
fore you decide.
1t is nothing to begin perseverance,
is everything.
You will not be loved if you care for
none but yourself.
Make good use Of to dav you are
not sure Of to- morrow.
Great people general work their way
up through difficulties.
He that speaks doth SOW, but he that
holds his peace doth reap.
A helping hand at the right moment
would save many from ruin.
Where there is no want of will there
will be no want of opportunity.
TIE greatest misfortune Of all is not
to be able to bear misfortune.
The one prudence in life is conceh-
tration the one evil is dissipation
A child who sees deceit around it
will rarely make an honorable man.
Let US take good care Of our days
and our years viii take care of them
selves.
Common sense is one of the noblest gifts
with which mortal can be endowed.
The reproaches of enemies should
quicken us to duty.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02

DR. HIRAM BUHRMAN,

physician and surgeon, takes pleasure in an
nouncing to the citizens Of Mcchanicstown
and vicinity that he has located here in the
practice of medicine. For the present he
may be found at his Residence, opposite the
Lutheran church.
He would further add that he has cO'ne to
stag and hopes by strict ami upriGM 7eport.
mcnt to merit the confidence AND support of
discerning public.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02

Women have much more adaptabihty
than men. The girl with the tiniest
rosebud mouth can hold from four to
six inch clothespns between her jaws
on washday'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02

A Connecticut man by the Of Peach
overfed his children with watermelon,
and it IS feared that the Peach crop
is ruined.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02

A Mr.. Moran married a Miss Moore.
Moran Moore will b. the motto of he
firm, but time alone can tell how close-
~ 1t will be adhered to.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02

The lion and the lamb may lie togeth
cr, but they cant hold q candle to a
couple Of lawyers.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02
The foolish virgin in the Scriptures

ne lo0TTsH V7STH T7 rHo 75c7 1TVU!V5
came with no oil in her lamp. Now
she comcth with four gallon can Of
kerosene 10 pour on the kitchen fire,
and her funeral expenses are added to
the loss of the oil.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02

Why is an old maid like dried or
ange: Because neither OF them Is
worth a good squeoza.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02

Sacred to his memory said fogg,
reading the legend on the tombstone
Of his friend Hawkins. who, Haw.
kins never had any memory. lie new
er could remember anything for five
minutes IN all his life
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02

bought and sold on Commission. The best
and most RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANIES represented in the state tor
either farm or town properties. All business
strictly confidential
Office, Front Room iii NJ G. Cramcr's
Residence, opposite John Roots Store.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02

The minister WAS dining with the
fomiIy, and he sain to Bobby, with an
amused smile. ...... .o.. -
I'm afraid, Bobby, that you have
not the patience of job
mo, sir" responded Bobby, who was
hungry, but Job wasn't always help
ed last"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02
"A ga AtD.
DIR, ]. ] ItENSHAW.

JII' IKKIAN'lRK-K W
Is ~. Offers his Professional
Services to the citizens of Mechanicstown
and vicinity in the practice of medicine and
surgery. Having an experience of n years.
Residence one door west of Clarion office.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02

There was something peculiar in the
arrangements Of young ladies' Bible
class reunion recently at Manchester
England. One of 'n5 numbers appear,
ed as follows
mo. 4. Put Me in My Little Bed
Miss Alice Eaushawe( accompanied by
the curate)."
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02

Nothing much, bnt I can get six
new scholars In a hurro il you are GO
ing to have one" -......
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02

Are we going to have Il picnic this
year ~ inquired youngstor of his Sun
day school teacher.
why, what do YOU want of pic.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02

Strict and prompt attention 10 the collcc-
ton of all claims. Notes, Bills and Judg-
ments bough..
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02
FIRE IN SURANCE.
-O:D-
Nreaa'k White, Agent
MechanicstoWn, Md.

Rcprcscnts the North Brit nd re antil
Insurance Company of London aad Edin-
buryh, established in 1909 and Capital in
1884 Of $1S,OO0,000. Also the
# NJ UTUAL FIN f
Insurance Company OF Carroll County, Nd.
established 1870. All persons desiring to in
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ing in person at my Office in Ncchanicstown
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and any information they desire in reference
tot Insurance in said Companies
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-02

Fresh from it's magnificent
victory over the combined
foes of Democracy in it's own
State, true to it's convictions,
truthful before all else, and
fearless In the cause OF truth
and right.
THE SUN has Six, eight,
twelve, and sixteen pages, as
occasion requires and is a"
head of all competition I'm ev-
erything that makes a news
paper.
Daily. .........,..,....'.'' 50 Y"
Daily and Sunday. ..........,.... %
Sunday TIC and 20 Pagesl .-..,. 90
Weekly. ..............''.'" Vo
Address THE SUN,
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-05
THE COURTS.
EQUITY CoURT-Judqe Con.

EQUITY COURT-Juuge COI.
Saturday, Beale agt. Beale; decree dismissing
petition. Spalding agt. District of Columbia
1.-TWO cases); First National Bank admitted as
party defendant. O'Leary agt OLeary; sale
decreed; Neal T. Murray appointed trustee to
sell. Wilson agt. Miller; removal Of old build
ing authorized. Downham agt. Hale; sale de-
creed John A. Clarke and A. T. Holtzman
trustees to sell. McKenna agt. McKenna; tes-
timony before Fl. R. Elliott, examiner, ordered
taken. Marley agt. Markey; pro confesso agt
defendant ordered. Pilling agt. District of
Columbia; corporate name of bank corrected
Shea agt Shea; auditors report Confirmed
Herzog agt. Walsh; commission to get testi-
mony OF non-residents ordered.
POLICE CoURT-J,.dge miller.
To-day, Charles Lane, throwing stones; 90
or days. Peyton Holmes, James Tolliver
and John Jones, colored, disorderly conducts
IS or Is days each. George W. Grif6n. pro,
family; IS or days. Charles Gibson disor-
derby conduct; IS or Is days. VIM. Nolan and
VIM. Diggs, do; do. Patrick Harris, do; do
Jane Rollins. profanity; do. Nellie Beach, dis
orderly conduct; do. John Norman, do; do.
Hiram Smith, nuisance; continued on personal
recognizance. George Thompson, profanity;
do. Jeremiah Williams, disorderly conduct In
county; do. Henry Brown, do; SIS or Is days.
Richard Watts, do; collateral forfeited. Eu-
gene Clements, Richard johnson, and Jerry
Coleman, disorderly conduct; personal bonds.
Joshua Green, disorderly conduct in county;
$5 or Is days. Lilly Lushaw, profanity; col
lateral forfeited. VIM. Mccain, Jerry O'Day,
Michael O'Day, and Edward Banf, disorderfy
conduct; do. VIM. Page, vagrancy; bonds or
so days. Matthew Dulaney, disorderly con-
grancy; bonds or 80 days. Ellen Farrell, do;
bonds or so days. Lizzie Meter, do; do. Ber-
tie Smith, disorderly conduct; personal bonds.
James Rozier, VIM. West, and John Lawson,
disorderly conduct in county; collaterals for
days. Lewis Banks, do; do. John Lucas,
disorderly conduct; do. VIM. Brown, vagrancy;
bonds or 80 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-05
Potomac Fossils.
Stopping the u. s. Mails.

10 the Edltor OF HE EVENING STAR
L. W. J. has struck it exactly right unwit-
tingly. His suggestion to excuse the fire de-
partment from Sunday service is on the same
plane, though not so bad, as closing the car
riers' window Sunday morning. With equal
propriety might the police force be excused,
and with the same lack Of good sense. 1t is a
question of the protection of property and
of important interests in each case. To per-
son whose mail is confined to one or two IN
important letters per week the closing of the
post-office is commendable. On the contrary,
to one who has important matters in hand, de-
handing watchfulness at all hours of every
day, it is not only Objectionable, but quite
liable to be disastrous.
1t is the folly of ignorance and an utter want
of appreciation of the aims and possibilities
for usefulness of the carrier system to suggest
a box for one desiring his mail with celebrity.
better suggestion would be a Sunday morn
ing delivery, as on other holidays.
II the religious or other duties of a letter
carrier interfere with his service to the public,
his place should be filled by one better adapted
to the service required at his hands. What is
good as to the carrier j. also applicable to the
postmaster.
The sentiment of that part of the community
which opposes the running of trains and the
dissemination of the news on Sunday should
be tolerated only so far as it does not interfere
with vested rights. ".
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
August wertz to s. W. Bruner, part II, So. Sal;
$4,000. L. G. Billing to James H. Cavanaugh,
lots 80 and 81, So. 775; $4,000. Emma J. Car
penter to F. A. Buckingham, sub lots 70 to IA,
SO. 917; $4,000. E. J. Carpenter to l. P Childs,
ct al, lot GA, do; $1,000. Same to Delphine L.
Green, lot 6s, do; $4,000. James A. Bates,
trustee to Margaret NJ. Hudson, sub 81 and SO,
So. 1855 s.. E. NJ. Hewlett to Maria Clark,
sub Al, 50. TIA; $3.50. T. Somerville to May A.
Eldridge, sub X, SO. ga; $500. Mary s.
Widdecomb to Martha Widdecomb, part Is, SO.
$50; s.. Joseph Jones to Ella Mason, lot Az,
section g. Lincoln; S40O. P. Snowden to same,
lots Sc to 81, section 3, do; $500. Laura v.
Walker to James Sheridan, sub 8, So 2O2;
S3,20
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The Good Templars' Fair.

The Good Templars' fair, which opened
Thursday night at the National Rifles armory,
will continue this week. The promise of the
opening nights is that the fair will be success
The funds realized are to be devoted to mission
temperance work. The fair-room presents an
attractive scene. The booths are deliberately
decorated and many objects of Interest are
displayed. The special program for the present
week is as follows: Monday night, Good Tenn
plars' night; Tuesday, bo-peep drill by ladies
of Grace NJ. E. church; Wednesday the Peake
Sisters; Thursday: Jonadabs' night; Friday.
Golden Cross and Rechabites night. Saturday
night the fair will close.
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The PIANO EXCHANGE, before removal to their
new warerooms, are offering immense bargains
in new upright pianos of the best makers. and
on easy payments to suit the buyer. If you
have any idea of purchasing be sure and see
their prices and styles. Exchanges viii be
made on the best of terms, and any balance
can be paid as desired. We are doing great
business, and our reasonable prices In the past
percentage Of our musical people. The famous
Stultz 4 Bauer piano-fortes are represented by
US, and have attained prominence unknown
by any other maker in the past eight years.
Now is the time for bargains. Stop In and see
what we will offer you in the way Of a trade at
ADD 9Th street
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A Church for Old People.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
1 would like to ask through your columns If
there are any churches in this city accessible to
old and infirm persons. All the churches see
are indeed ''set on a hill" The audience room
is either approached by long reaches of terrace
steps or by long flights of inside stairs either
impossible climbs for old persons. If there are
any places where the gospel is preached with
in four feet of the ground would like them
pointed out to me. EIaHTY-EIGHT.