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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24
At wick Academy.

S0uTH BERWICK, June 20.
The baccalaureate address before the class
of 80, Berwick Academy, was delivered to a
large congregation at the Congregational
church this afternoon by Rev. DR.. Hall
Dover, n. II. Text. Romans Is Il, For
none of us liveth to himself" Monday ev-
ening Berwick Academy adelphia will close
its meetings with banquet. The school
closes Tuesday and graduating exercise. oe
cur Wednesday at 7. NJ, when twelve will
graduate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24
BATES COMMENCEMENT
Pre- sidsnt Cheney's Baccalaureate Be-
fore the Students.

Exercises at the Bates commence ment
onsned TODAY With baccalsureste by Presl-
dent Cheney and 81 sermon before the
Divinity school this evening b, Rev
Dr Bowen. of Providence, X. l.,
The text was. He that ruleth his spirit is
better than be that tsketh a city Prov
l6 80. This age Is apt to spend much tune
ovsr new things to the exclusion of the Old
aud We ask for new things from the pulpit as
we'll as from the platform. Both the pulpit
and the platform are places of great honor
INIT the former is more honorable because Its
subjects are the more important. Strictly
sneaking. the = atform is the only place for
new things. 81,
The teaching of the pulpit must At all
times be one and the same thing, always Oil
never new. only as il is new to one who
frrt receives il. The themes fof the plat
form are politics philosophy and science and
a thousand kindred subjects, all mainly re-
lating to matters of this life, while the puipii
is especially designed to teach US how We
may be born into "a better life. The ten
iency of this age is to uespass on the rlehts
of the pulpit, in other words, to turn 1t into
platform by taking from it its sacred char
seter Not man, but God speaks to the
world from the pulpit
In continuation OF tlils tnSfbtf eie FiNaN'S
Illustrated the importance of attendance on
The pulpit not only on the Sabbath. ont at
other times and especially now when young
men and women have completed their four
vear.' course of study in the colleges OF the
land and are meeting for the last time fol
snmethiar more thaa a mere platform exet-
else. For at the las, time they should meet
( TO hear wor,is from the pnlpit-someth'ns
,hs, shall lead them to review the way 81
! Efe Tins far trod-to see in clear hgh'
| where il has been crooked where they have
.,nmbled- into ito seek for PARTON Tor
failures of any kind in walking ito pray
| for guidance and strength in their steps ye
To be lakeland for Heavenly rest at th'
end of the way
The text teaches two important truths, tn
first of which is Human AeeoHHfaotiify
He that ruleth his spirit" implies that maj
,an rule his spirit. that he has the poieer =
,yla il whatever his lot may be whether I
cottages of the poor or palaces of the rlcn
in marts of trade, in places where laws ar
made to govern men. in places where law
.ra iuterpreted-in chairs where they ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24
THE CLAN N A q AEL.
The Pope Gives Instructions to Declare
1t in Opposition to the Church

LosDos, June 20.
despatch from Rome to the Standard
says; Archbishop Feehan of Chicago. hay-
ing made a long report 10 the Vatican on the
criminal acts of the Clsn-na-gael, the Pope
has given iustr actions that the faculty be
granted to the archbishop to take whatever
measures he may deem opportune to dclare
the Clan-na-gael as in opposition to thc
church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24
The Navigation Commission.

1t was expected that the question of an ap-
pointment as Commissioner Of Navigation
would have been settled yesterday, but it
was not, and is thought that it may not be
for some days or perhaps weeks The ap-
pointment lies between Hon 7. Il Smonion
of Maine and Capt. Bates of Buffalo, and
the feeling today is that Simonton stands
the better chance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24
A Bangor Boy Injured.

BAS1oR, June 3.
little boy named Bakely, aged Ave.
while playing around an ice house today,
had has leg caught in a rope attached to a
movable platform. The ley was taken off
and the boy thrown into the river. but he
WAS rescued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24
Consular Appointments

The following foreign appointments made
by the President were announced Saturday
afternoon John L. Stevens of Augusta to
BE- minister resident to the law allan Islands !;
George Moonry of Tennessee to be minister
resident to Paraguay and Uruguay: John
Martin Crawford of Ohio to be consul gem
eral at u. Petersburg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24
Mr.. Hayes' Condition.

CLEVELAND, o., June 25. :,
A Lesder sreeial from fremont ,nea ,,
>, ao NJ saws the physicians have Just
iaf. n - the Hayes residence. A report s 'na'
lsi. Mrs. i Hsye. seem. to be in ;.upSs con. o..
s,;on @ i. regarded as less favorable ohe nas !.
,assn no nourishmeut since FRIDAY anu u
gradually gro wing weaker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24

Pensions have been gra nted to the follow
ing citizens of Maine;
Original Albert r. Chick. David r.
Graffam, Charles Patterson, Dauiel W,
Black, John B York. James G. Chilcott
Charles X Damon, John X. George, vii
liam C.. Stoddard, Alfred Miller; reissue,
John n. Henderson Original, Obiezicr y.
Snow, George A. Grass. EldriJge Gardner,
George W. Blake, Ambrose Mcdonald.
Daniel Lane, jeremiah Hobbs John Smith ;
increase, Simon Annis, Jr., Wm. j Temple,
JAS. W. Boyle, George W. Card, Henry W.
Carville. Edwin Frederick, Jas. 7. Phillips,
John & Crabtree; reissue. Bernard alias
BENZ Kilian, Simon Seerskine, original
Caroline NJ. widow or Beni, f. Copper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24

SHASGHAI, June 20
Russia has occupied Deer Island in Corea
as cosling and naval depot. There is q
Russian man of war there and nobody is al
lowed To land or leave without permit from
the admiral. The possession of the Island
gives Russia great advantage over England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24

CHERR1FiELD, June 90
Schooner Walter H. Hail of Jonesport.
loaded from Mschias for Boston with lum
ber, was towed into Mllbridge Yesterday full
of water, having struck on Old Man Ledge
of Prospect ilarbOr. She will disrhar ge
and repair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24
At Wellesley College.

WELLEsLEr, Mass, June 20.
The Baccslaureate sermon at Wellesley
College today was delivered by Rev. Frank
Wakely Gunssuls, ID. D., Chicago. Text
Revelations, XX3 :23. Topic The vision
and scope of Christian scholarship"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24

BANGOR, June 20.
At midnight last night Joseph Gabriel
stabbed Thomas Tomas four times in the
back near the spine, in a dispute about
young sausw- Tomas is in critical condi-
tioh. Gsbrii is locked up. Both are lndi-
ans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24
Othor Games

Al Lowell -Lowells 3, Jersey Cibsl.
Al Worcester Ncvarks |, Wurccstrrs ~.
Al Hartford Hartford ~. Wilkesbarres
!.
At New lIave.-Yalcs !, Harvard. b.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24

PnILABTLrIIIA. june 23.
Two young men and two young women in
row boat on the Schlylkill river were car
ried ov,~ Fair mont Dam this afternoon and
drowned. The bodies Of the young women
were recovered but not identified.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24

Mr.. Fred W. PlAi.ted arrived home Sat
urd.y from St John.bury. Vt, where he
vent TO attend reunion Of his class in the
we'll known academy Of that place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24
Simon Cameron Still Living.

LAscasTER, Pa, June %.
Simon Cameron is still alive and his con-
dition is practically unchanged from yester-
day. The doctors nov say that he may sur
rive several Gays. although his condition 10
very weak, consequent upon the lacx of
nouri rishment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24

PhBfs. June I3.
The peace congress opened here to-day
Mrs Love and Mrs Belva LockNool rere
elected honorary member. Of the committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24

Al Cincinnati Ciucnnatis 10. Kansas
Ciys7,
AZ BROOKLYN lIrooklyns \, Columbus >.
AZ Gloucester, n. Athletics o, Balti-
mores 4.
III loui"sille i.oui"llles :. st. Louis 3
At Newark Jersey City ~, Newark Z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24
SEASONS SPORTS.
Boston, Indianapolis, Chicago and ClsVe-
land League Winners.
0amss Played by the Different Ciubs
Saturday,

Al f.tsourg,
isStS 1891 10
Boston. Oo0o 600 l.
fittsburg, 10000 900 O. o
Hits. Boston $, Pi,tsburg ). Errors. Bos-
ton s, husenrs g. Batteries, Clarkson and
Bennett, Morris aud Lsucr.
Seeoni game;
lsSt $3.50
Boston, 500 oOos .-t
fushurg, Ol00l "a
Hits, Boston $, rittshurs II. Errors.
Boston $, r,,isbure b. Batteries, Sowders
and CANCEL, Calvin and Fields
Al Chicago.
lsSt 65sa
NhicAgo, oo0 2O20 y 5
fhlladclphis. 5000 OOOol-i
Hits, Philadelphia =, Chicago :. Er-
rors, Philadelphia ,, Chicago S. Batter.
les, bni'inton aud Clements. Toner and Far
rcll
Al Indianapolis.
isSi $3.50
Indianapolis, u20t y o o o-lO
Washington, o | 90 o ,
Hits, indianapolis ~ Washington I, Err
rors, Indianapolis 5. Washington H. Rat.
teries, Rusie and Myers, Fcrson aud Mack,
At Cleveland,
lsSi5 56,Sa
Cleveland, = . U9 O--s
Nes York, Ootol IA
Hits, Cleveland 10, New York s. Errors.
'le'elsnd .. New York ID. Batteries,
oBr'en sad Limmer, wcoh aud Ewing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24

The National Zeitupg Gays that the Chale-
itch has started from ST. fetersoar. 'o
stuttgart, and that he will stop en- rouss M
Berlin, where he will MAKE a'fA"s @''>D
for the Cars visit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24


''''''oay was c"''''t" SUNNY Az Wv
r''' "1'''' '"''e"'
Stevens of WsterYille occupied the pulpit
,r, tI. - -,
i ne ntco'auohs were eIaporaN hh" WY
beap,ifnI On the vail hack Of the pulpit
"''i VI -" ' ~ ff
large star was suspended under shich vas
- ... a.. -. ..f.
bank OF evergreen Win the mottoe- "bOd
i.rovo and - i-,o,,e I-o,o Ne - fo,ped NJ
y h''f' az" UNIV '"'O "N' '"iV' VI
daisies Over the arch vas heavy festoon-
=, , &. Al.
ing ana IN gOH Isuers across u 'sA 'hs
f,ht1a 90 r,,.a Ir,,o
'""''" '""t' H''''' ""i''''" W ''' NV"
Nc In from, Of the pulpit yas another
L. t
large BANK OF cehaf' upon Shieh was a iafRe
,.a.. ,f dai.;a. M III. ,iab, ~ the Mat
N'"'' "
form stood a eros. Eve feet In height and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24

analysis. Il Is seen that the water WHICH be
gave Is the -ater clear a. crystal that pro-
ceed-th out OF tn throne Of God, and that
for TN. reason il uian drink thereof be
shall never thirst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24
WArERvILLE. June %.


l.. 7, CARLrros, County lttorney.
+. A. SMALL, Stenographer.
WArERvILLE. June %.
Reynolds ys. Nelson. The testimony in
tis case was closed at four o'clock F. NJ.
The defense Is that the little channel cut
through the wax had been in existence for
years WITH an improper and defective cover
ing ttat in 1887 the defendant. though the
walk was within the limits of the highway,
as he claims took up the old covering which
had become rotten and dangerous to travel
era, and replaced it by planking laid closely
together and resting upon substantial sup
ports Mt each end. and that he left it in a safe
condition; also that the injuries to the plain
tiff we're of slight nature. The arguments
will be made upon the coming in of the court
on Monday, at ten O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24

The game Saturday between the Journal
team and picked nine composed mostly OF
Cony High School boys. resulted 10 favor
Of the Journal team By a score Of y 70 ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24

NORWAY, aE Aug. 4. 81.
have used Browns Instant Relief" for
Toothaohe and can positively say ii /. the
best tootharhe medicine ever used and
have u,ed many kinds.
Mas KATE T.. Eamoss.
Tour monsy refunded II 1t fails TO terent yoy
xhsa sssd sirieuy ~ directed on inside srapter
90 yoa fass DO risk In tryiny t.
sS-sold b. al d. @isfs- dscsd4mtopeollp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24
SUPERIOR COURT
Judge Whitehouse Presiding

q. r. SrtvrSs, Sheriff
W. ;. CHuArE. Clerk.
l.. I, CARLrros, County lttorney.
+. A. SMALL, Stenographer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24

Hts Cleveland 10, New York s. Errors
Cleveland .. New York II. batteries,
bBricn asd Limmcr, Welch and Ewing.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-16
Galicya.

Wsrod licznych i nleustann'e
powstajacych nowych wydawn'ctw
peryodycznych, uwage zwroclc
naleSy ma ,,Przyjaciela ludu",
pismo, ktore, stojac ma s'razy
interssow ludowych, ma rracowac
przsdewszystkiem mad z%dobyc'em
ola Iudu jaknaj szerMego udzlafu
W zyciu publicznem i dl"tego
wbrew dotychczasowym zwyezaJ-
nym pisemkom ludowynl, zaJmo'-
wac sic bedzie giownie sprawaml
publlcznemi, poczawszy cd gmlny,
wloski czytelni, szkoiy, kotka
%rolniczego i stray ochotnlczej 40
spraw caiego kraju i pahstwa.
Najwybitniejsi reprezentanci ludu
winni wejsc do sejmu i rady pan
stwa, lub winlen zddwac soble
sprawe z pofozenia swego i sam
gfos w %interesach swoich zabierac
-oto wytyczne nowego %programu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-16
powiem dziklmi Polakam,: uczmv

powlem dziklmi Polakaml; uczmy
SIC Oh wszystkich ludzi, navel cd
Nlemcow, czego oni W narodowos.
CT ma]a ~dobrego, lecz unikajmy
len Wad. Znak to wielkiego nierez-
sadku potepiaG bezwzglednie i
bez zastanowienia wszystko,
co nleprzyjaznej strony po-
chodzi; navel cd nieprzyjaciela
twego DUO dobrego nauczyt sic
mozesz, cnota prawdziwa ~spokojnie
zawsze W frodku stoi; ME przepa-
danny ami ma jedns, ami ma dru-
ga STRONG. Jednostronny, jak po-
wledzlafem: dziki patryotyzm, kt6-
ry sic ME zgadza z zdrowem, chrze-
scianskiem J. katolickiem uczuciem
sumienia naszego, szkodzi} i szko-
dzi naredowosci naszsj tn W Anne
ryce wisce] anlzeli pewlen brak
patryotyzmu, nadgrodzony przez
inne cnoty. lyle ola ogolniej
sprawy. Co sig tyezy szczeg6}u
Slostr polskich tn W Ameryce, ME
omieszkam wypowiedzieG tn pu-
blicznie zdanie mole.
(Dokohczenie nastqpi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-16
najblizszej STACEY policy]neJ.

najblizszej STACEY policyJneJ.
Me wierzy}em do dis dnia
oblega]acym pog}oskom, re biedna
owa ofiara pare razy ma tydzieh
dostaje podobnych atak6w, o pol
nocy wracajac re salonu, lecz be-
DAG naocznym swiadkiem skutkow
na}ogowego opilstwa tego tax n,sko
moralnie upad}ego indywiduum,
piszs to, W celu poinformowanla
szanownych c%zytelnikdw, kim jest,
bez mask ob}udy, 6w strSz mo-
ralnosci, ktdry smile publlcznie
szarpac i najzacniejszych nieraz
obywateli naszego sps}eczenstwa.
Alligator.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-16

Frusy POlskie.
DO Pohr@ywdoaca poslany ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-16
W!E$cI
q Polskiej O)czyzny'
Ziemie POIskie pod "a.
hOrem "mOSkieWSk1lm.

Pomyfka. ,,Nowosti" d. 20
marea zaznaczyiy, iakoby W 1eku
biezacym przypada'a setna rocznl-
ca zgonu ostatnlego kr5la polskie-
20 Stanisiawa August" Poniatow-'
skiego. ktory zmarf W Petersburgu
i pochowany zostaf W koSciele sw.
Katarzyny. Wspemnienie to jest
bfedne O lyle, ze setna recznlca
zgonu Slanis}awa-Algusta wypa-
dnie dopiero W d. - Qutego) r.
1898, to jest "a lat niespeina dzle'
wiec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-16
PfACCIE IA MIARUSA!
WystaWas = ekonomji spo}ecz-
mel L. 1889 W Paryzu.

Podczas miedzynarodowej i
Jublleuszowej wystawy %powszech-
nej, ktdra otwarta zosta1a z dniem
l maja r. b., odbedzle sic szereg
kongresow naukowych, zgrory wy
znaczonych. z pomiedzy nlch ma
z~aznaczenie W tym dziale zaslugu-
Je: kongres ekonomji politycznej Z pra-
wodawstua (komitet sk}adaja: Lee
veille, Levasseur, Faul Leroy
Beaulleu); kongres hygieny, dobro-
csynno$ci publicsnej I sahtad6w kar-
no poprawczych, a wreszcie kongres
ekonomH spo7ecznej (do komitetu
wchodza: Cheysson, Donnat).
Nalezy rowniez zanotowac, re
podczas wYstawy odbeda sic W Pa
ryzu kongresy: stowarzyszen spot
dzaeIcSych (kooperacyinych), towa-
rz!ystw pomocy wzojemnej (w czerwcu)
i kongres robotniczy.
NaJwiecej moze jednak obudzi
zajecia W tym zakresie oryginalnie
pomyslana wystawa ekonomji spo-
tecznej.
Miescit sic ona bedzie ma pla-
Gu InWalldoW. w nOh]izn of6wna;
wystawy, naprzeciw wystawy ko-
lonij, zas miedzy wystawami przy-
rzadow obozowych i hygieny.
Juz dzisiaj wznosza sic odpo-
wiednie budynki. w srodku znaj-
duje sig rodzaj kasyna robotnicze-
60 (cercle ouvrierJ, ma wz6r istnieja-
cego W Hawrze cercle-F Franklin. Ka-
syno to posiada obszerna sale Cd
czytowa koncertowa. Dale] widzi-
my rzed domow robotniczych
wielkosci naturalnej, wznlesionyeh
tn przez rome stowarzyszenia bu-
dowlane; ma lewo pavilion, przez-
naczony ola przemysfowc6w kup-
COW, ktorzy praktykuja zasade u
dzia}u W zyskach, i pavilion, zaj-
mowany przez dom Leclair'a, kto-
ry by} kolebka systemu; trzeci pa
wllon przeznaczony Jest ola cudzo-
zlemcow zbiorowych wystawc6w
niektorych gmin miejskich, jak
Bordeaux, Lille, Reims i samej
zreszta zasady interwencyi w4adz
publicznych W stosunki ekonomi-
czne. U wstepu ma wystawe wznie-
siono piran,ide ma Geese kooperato-
row angielsklch. z pomiedzy pa
wllonow wspomne ~jeszcze wznie-
stony przez stowarzyszenie ubez-
pieczen pUrbanie, oraz pavilion sto-
w~arzyszenia filantropijnego, W kt6-
rym u%rzadzon2 zostanie restauracya
ehohoAllczEa daWac maJaca jad4o
zdrowe i pc cenach umiarkowa-
nych.
Procz og6lnego kongresu 3D.
bywac sic beda odczyty i konfe-
rencye W kazdej z Is sekcyj.
Zebrane materially, zgrupowa-
ne W galeryach odpowiedniej d}u-
gosci i szerokosci, uwidocznione
beda %g1afcznie i uzmys}owione
PREY pomocy rysunk6w, ubarwie-
MIA, cyfr tresciwych napis6w.
Ca}y materya} wystawy przez-
naczony bye ma nastepnie ola
powstae majacego Museum ekonomji
spotecsnG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-16
PEACCIE IA
POKAZENIE SkONECZNE.
Chicago, 7 maja.
Kochany Majsterku!

Kochany Majsterku!
Zle sic dzieje, - zanosi sic bo-
wien ma bardzo gorace lato, kiedy
juz W poczatkach Maja ludzie i
tax si]nych nerwdw iak expseudo-
redaktor Ropid1a, dostaja porazenia
s}oncznego, CO najciekawsze, re
dopiero o godzinie IL wieczorem.
Rzecz sig mia}a jak nastepuJe:
Idac W poniedzia4ek t. j. 6 b.
m. wieczorem oko}o godz. II cd
jednego z moich znajomych do
domu przez Noble ulice zamyslo-
ny, traci}em noga 0 jakis pred
miot LEGACY pod p}otem. Zdziwio-
ny, = z~aswieci}em zapa1ke, lecz
kt6z opisze mole zdumienie zoba-
czywszy ma ziemi tarzajacego sic
W prochu, W stanie nleprzytom-
nym pana Stasia, herbu Jakajto,
dawniej pseudoredaktora Kropid1a
a obecnie ,,Dyrektora ~swiezego po-
wietrza," PLACE Polonil W stanach
ZJednoczonych, i sta1ego kostume-
ra kilku salon6w.
Pawodowany ~litoscia, schyli-
lem sic mad c. k. exkapralem
austryjackim, chcac mu pomodz
do podzwigniecia sig; zaraz ma
wsteple uderzony zosta}em silna
wonia sp%irytusu. Pc d1ugich tru-
dach uda}o mi sic przyprowadzic
exakademika wsaechnicy sw.
Michafa W Krakowie do takiego
stanu, re zdofaf otworzyc bfedne
oczy. Pierwszem zdaniem, jake
wysz}o z jego pijanych ust, by}o:
,,daj mi pan j%eszcze burbena! lecz
pomiarkowawszy sic, re to juz ME
W salonie, chcac naprawic pomy1-
ke, przybierajac koci wyraz twarzy,
wyrzek} ,ratuj mnie Pan, jestem
porazony cd s}onca! Ma take
dictum, ME tylko ia, lecz i obok
s%tojacy obywatele, jak p. p. To-
masz Nalepinski, Jan Wojtalewicz
innl parskneli g}osnym smiechem,
roblac uwagi, re toe przecie noe i
do tego ch}odna, wisc podobne
wypadki SO wiecej jak nieprawdo-
pobne. Ale nieprzebrany W argu-
mentach Stasio, udowodnia1 racye
swego twierdzenia lezac ciqgle ma
zlemi. Pr%zechodzacy trqcali noga-
mi, szydzac z nieszczesliwego, lecz
tego juz ME m6g} tenze wiedziec
ami czuc, gdyz wezbrane uczucia W
g}ebiach redaktorskiego zof2dka,
zacze}y przemoca w%ydobywac sic
ma zewnatrz, W postaci wymio-
tow.
Me WIEN co by SIG by1o dzia-
10 dalej, gdyz byli i tacy, kt6rzy
chcieli odstawie czeigodnego pacien-
ia ma probostwo, wcelu zaopiekowa-
MIA sic poraznym, - lecz przy-
wo}any stroz poradku palka przy-
prowabzif rozum redaktorskI do
rownowagi, poczem z salonowa
elegancya odwi6z} ma wozie patro-
lowym exredaktora Kropidta do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-16
pracami swemi zasiuzoneoo z;omk.

pracami swemi zasiuzonego ziomka
p. DR.. Seweryna Robin
s kiego Berlina nowy
spotkaf z"szczyt; OTTO mianowano
60 czfonkiem koresponduiacym
Towarzystwa Lekarskiege W Parry.
zu (,,Societe de Medicine Prntique
de Paris,,). Cieszyc mas mole 10
DO chwafy imienia polskiego nova
gaiazka przybywa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-16
AstrOn0712O7nie

Astromomowie (gwiazdziarze)
zapowiadaJa nam bardzo gorace
lata;' ciep!ota wedle doswiadczeh
ostatnicb lat so, ma STAG W cd.
wrotnym stosunku do ilosci PLAN
ma sfoncu. PLAN tych W roku bic
zacym jest bardzo mafo, eaten
upafow ma BYE wiecej.