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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
Making OF Fireworks.

cat no time said one of our larp-
est dealers in pyrotechnics to New
York Star man, "hayc as many fire
works been manufactured in this
country as at present 1t has been in
teresting to watch the changes in the
fireworks business during the past 10
years.
"The articles that have ready sale in
Inc large cities are not as expensive as
they used to be and in order to keep
up business in them novelties have to
be devised. The time when residents.
of New York or BROOKLYN buy fire.
works, with view Of having an elab-
crate display in their grounds or
Yards has gone by. City people seem
TO be satisfied with purchasing such
things as can be thrown into the street,
and that will make more or less noise.
"But city people who have permanent
or temporary homes in the country
purchase just such supplies as those
who were used TO stay at home were in
the habit of buying 1t is nothing UNI
usual for people with rural homes to
order enough fireworks to make dis
play that would do or dit TO a public
park exhibition under munlcipal
patronage.
can almost entirely new branch of
The fireworks business has sprung up
III the last 90 years. 1t has become
the custom with proprictors of seaside,
mountain and o'her summer resorts TO
give fireworks exhibitions on the even
ing of tho Fourth of July at their
places. This has given an impetus TO
the manufacturing that is very appre-
Ciabic.
"Ihen, as the people of the South
nave begun to recover from the stag
nation that followed the war, their
patriotism has asserted itself, and they
have come to be large purchasers of
fireworks for use on { Fourth of
July. AS you will see from what |
have said, the falling off in the de-
mand at home and the preference here
Tor cheap pyrotcchnics is more than
overbalanced by the new markets that
have developed
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
CLIPPINGS.

There arc 400, 900 converts TO Chris
tianity in Africa.
This country has 10 cxtradition
treaty with Portugal.
The Egyptian obelisll in London
cannot stand the climate.
The Central African native popu-
lation is estimated at $50, 900, 600.
One hundred and fifty million cork
screws are made yearly in New Jersey.
The soprano in a New York city
choir receives salary of $4,000 per
year.
The diameter of the earth at the
equator exceeds that at the poles by
twenty-siX miles.
II is estimated that the Americans
who went to Europe last summer spent
$50, O00,0 900 there.
Not including Alaska, the Indian
population on reservations is $3.50,
Of which 81, 800 are of mixed blood.
Mrs. Annie Roush of Letart, o., is
the maternal ancestor of 20O0 people.
She can look down on six generations.
The European sugar-beet product for
The season lSS990 isrcported 3 $3.50, 900
tons, as against 1856, S44 tons the pre-
vlous season.
There are 1874 Congregational
churches in Connecticut with a total
membership of l2.S4O. The average
salary Of the settled pastors is $1,000.
The fastest time from Jersey City,
n. j., to Philadelphia is one hour and
forty-scvcn minutes--actual running
time ninety minutes; this was made on
May G, 1885.
The Secretary of Agriculture re-
ports that the cultivation of the Japan
persimmon is increasing in this coun-
try, and that this fruit is now grown
largely in the South.
BY the estimate of the director of
the United States mint there was
coined last year S33, 900, 900 more of
gold than the preceding year, and
$4,000, 900 more than in 1887.
There were so many accidents at the
last regimental polo tournament in
India that Sir Frcderi; Roberts. the
commander-in-chief, is said to have
issued an order prohibiting such tour
naments.
School Teacher (severely)-Iou are
half an hour late this morning.
Little Boy (who was kept in" the
day beforc)-Ies'm. 1t was late YES
terday when got home. - New York
Weekly.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
DEATH IN THE WIND.
A Fearful Cyclone Visits st. Paul.
MINI.

A fearful cyclone occurred in the region
OF Lake cCarron, two or three miles north
OF st. PauI, in which several lost their lives.
young man drove III from Lake Coleman
soon after the storm struck, with the in.
formation that at least two persons hod
been Killed and over 100 injured at that
point. '"'
The place where the cyclone struck the
ground and caused loss OF life was on the
shores OF Lake Gervals, where J. II. Shur-
MAR OF ST. Paul, had n summer cottage in n
little basin, and where Simon Good was also
located. The funncI-shaped cloud swOopcd
down on them. demolished the dwellings
and number Of other buildings in the same
neighborhood.
The camp OF Col. II. Elehcr of st. Paul
IN which were many people, was blow,
down, but all escaped injury. In the wreck
oil the Schurmair house. and at the Good
collage five were killed and ten injured.
RAISING from the starting point the
cyclone struck Lake Joanna, Lake Vad,ais,
Lutte Canada, and passed on about fonr
miles to the east Of White Bear Lake.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
Narrowly Escaped n Horrible Acc,dor,

An accident that might have resulted fa-
tally to several persons occurred ut the iunc-
ton OF Shawmut avenue and Pleasant street
Boston. A party OF six persons, in double
seated carriage, were driving through Pleas.
ant street. towards Shawlnut avenue, as two
electric cars, sbackled together. were DRIVING
up the avenue toward the junction. The
driver, unheeding the gong which was
sounded from the forward car, attempted TO
drive across the track. The carriage wos
fairly on the track when II was struck by the
approaching cars, which fortunately were
running at moderate rate of speed at the
time. NV
The quick work of the car driver averted a
horrible accident. The horse was thrown
down and one OF the male occupant, NJ IN.
carriage preclpitated rather unccremoniousIv
to the ground, but with the exception of
badly wrecked turnout, the party escaped
without injury.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
The CrueI World.

Tine birds are singing in the trees,
Near the brooklet's silv'ry CLEAN,
But I've got the jumping tUothache,
And
Things are seldom what they seem.
My girl was tall and passing fair.
A free that's seen in poets dream;
But she elOped with another man,
And
Things are seldom what they seem.
The rich man cuts his coupon bonds,
And driyeth stylish team;
A needles eye be can't pass through,
And
Things are seldom what they seem.
kearnCy Enterprise
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
KILLED BY A CRAZY SON.
Revolving Murder Of Warren Holt at
Wilton, N. H.

A most revolving murder occurred recently
at Wilton, N. II. Warren Holt, farmer,
was beaten to death by his crazy son Edwin.
The father had been sick for some time past,
and was sleeping quietly, when Edwin crcpt
into the room, seized him and instantly
dashed ms head upon the brick hearth, and
then continued beating his head into pulp,
His mother and aunt, who constituted the
remainder of the family, rushed to the res
cue. and were in turn attacked, but escaped
by the intervention of neighbors. The son
has been taken to an asylum at Concord.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18

Gen. j. &. Fremont died recently at bi7
residence, 40 West Twenty-fifth street, New
York. His death was sudden and unexpect.
cd, and resulted from an attack of peritonitIs,
DR.. Martin attended the patient, but was I'M.
able to afford relief. The General was out
TWO days before his death in apparently
GOOD health. His son, who lives at Sing
Sing, was notified Of his fathers illness hn,
was unable to reach New York before death
occurred. NN''"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
Classic Music,

A nephew of Governor Robinson of
Kentucky was recently saving away
at fiddle when some one asked him /:
"What are you playing?" lie an
swered' w'm playing classic music. "
TO the further question, "What sort
OF music is classic music?" he replied !:
"lhat what amt got any tune to it,"
-[Exchange.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
A Question Of Time.

something ought to be done about
ilamncrsmith," said Chappie. "I
saw him the other morning with a
dress suit on"
"llammersmith? In the morning?
Dress 'uit} You must be mistaken.
What Time was it?"
TWO thirty a. m."-- llarper's
Bazlr.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
4 breakfast Inpleasantness.

Marriage is indeed a lottery"
sighed Tomnoddy, after a tiff with his
wife.
"And we both drew prizcs.' re-
turned the lady.
"Ah!' said r., somewhat Modified.
yes; yot got a capital prize, and
took the booby."-[ Harper's Bazaar.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
Plenty Of Exercise

High Priced Doctor You are now
cOnvalescent, and all you need is exer-
else. You should walk ten, twenty,
thirty miles a day, sir, but your walk
ing should have an object.
Patient-Allright doctor. T'lltravcl
around trying TO borrow enough to pay
your bill.-[New York Weekly.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18

horrible Murder at Ball,neaic, Ire,
Intelligence has reached Dublin of horri,
BILE affair at Bslyneale. " Ho' IT.
A man named John Hart, living at tbot
place, murdered his mother and tLa,'
chopped her body to pieces '"e"
M1en the crime was discovered, Hart wa,
found lying beside the remains -"'' "''
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
WITHOUT PRECEDENT
sentence OF a Private in the Connectl-
cut State Militia.

Private Barton Of company +. LIST re T..
ment, {. n g., who was tried by field Of
hcers court-martial at Hartford for dis.
obedience OF orders, has been dismissed from
the military service by the Governor. and
disqualified from re-entering the militia foI
five years. The sentence IS without nrcra.
dent In the military annals of the state.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
A Great Record.

"What sort of restaurant is this,
waiter" he asked the first of that
exclusive set that dcigned to approach.
"Well, sir, | know ono man that's
been coming here steady for a month
and he's living YETI Philadelphia
Times.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18

The favorable impression produced on the
Lrst app' arancs Of the agreeable liquid fruit
remedy Syrup Of Figs a few years go has been
rlorc than confirmed by the p easant expert.
cnceof all who have used It. and the success,
Of The propr etors and man ufacturers, tho Cal.
ilornia Fig Syrup Conn any
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18

AN authority on the cuisine saws that
duck ought not to stand long after being
roasted Probably II would do no harm TO
let me duck sit up II it isn't too tired, but il
shouidn I be allowed 10 swim in the gravy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18

J. A. Johnson. Medina, y. Y, says: Halls
Catarrh Cure cured me-" Sold by Druggists,
TN
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18

more diseases are produced by using brown
S Mh, pertumed soaps, than by anything ellie
Ilohbinss Electric Soap is pure and nerfoO,
pooninss prevents hands from chspping.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18

There are forty nine Hebrew Synagogue.
In New York city.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18

There are POS clubs in the CITY OF New
York, and very few have less than 800 names
on their rolls.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18

The Nipuck tribe OF Indians IN Massachu.
settS has become extinct.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
A BIG CHEAP BOOK TRUST.
Union of Twcnty-one Large Publish
Ing Concerns.

The United States Book Company has fled
articles OF incorporation at Trenton, n, ],
The capita stock is 1920, 900. The com.
pany has absorbed all the business in low
priced publications which has been carried
on hitherto by 81 concerns. The company
nave bought out publishing houses IN New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago.
The Boston concerns absorbed are Estes a
Lauriat, DeWolfe, Fiske Il Co., and the
Aidinc Book Publishing Company.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
Rock CITY FALLS,

II afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp
IONS Eye-Water. Druggists sell AT &c per bottle
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18

The Prince OF Wales has an income Of
s3Oo,OO year from the Duchy OF Cornwall
alone.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
RADWAY'S
u PILLS.,

A. An Excellent and mild Csthartio. Purely ye,eta
Ole The safest and best medicine in tho world 10,
the cure OF al disorders OF the
Liver, stomach or Bowels.
Taken accerdinF to directions they will
restore health aud ronew vitality,
frice sc box. Sold by all dru ;<ists, or mailed
by RADwAY a Co., 81 Warren Street, New York
on receipt Of price.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02
SOBIE WIARUSA.
ID ACHE ESSX
~
LUDUPOLSKIEGO

W Imje Ojca Ludlow, Syna
meczchstwa%4 Ducha Swietej VOL
noscl naszej Amen. Boze Ojczc kr6-
low ludlow Polskich, kt6ryS Jest
W niebie jaISo j ma caFc] zieml Two
je.i, $wiec sic Imie Twojc po
wszystkich naszych koscioIach, IL
bach, obradach, W sercu i ustach
'kazdego cztowieIa, b2dz VIOLA Two
i2, azebybmy luz raz wolni, nIepo-
dlegli BzczeSljwi byli i daj nam
ohleba, zasilk6w wojennych ;. mocy
potqgi ! bozw6l te Diary I'woje
W zgodzie pokoJu spozywaG, cd
puSt nam nasze why, why o.
COW dzleci naszvch i ME w6dz mas
ma pokuszen'e zaclek4ych tyran6w,
carai ikat6w iego, ale zbaw mas
cd kaRlaryli, KUfszteinu, Magdc-
burga, linut6w Syberyi. Amen.
ZdrowaS MarYo, a W Toble Polska
krolowo nasza, GAIA wiell,a ME
podlegla, iaski5 pefna dla Twoich
synow, wYbawze mas niewoll i
poddahstwa, Pan wolnoscl Toba,
"gosiawlonas jake jedyna W Boz
wierna KrdIowa swiata, udziel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02
Do Rodak0w W Min
nesocie wzgledem
obchodu 3 Maja
1891 roku.
Wiadomo szanoWnym cZy

Wiadomo szanownym czy
telnikom, ze W przyszlym re-
ku, 3 Mala, przypada stuletnia
roczuica wielklego wypadku
W dziejach narodu Polsklego,
z cecha czysto po'1o]owa,
ktorym jest koustytucya Pol
ski wYpracowana ma sejmle
czteroletnim.
Uczczenie pamleci szlachet-
nych 7ej tworcow jest naszYm
obowiazkiem, obch6d jej jest
daninq, kt6ra zloayc wlnni5-
my do skarbu rozebranej Oh
cayzuy, gdy mic innego oddat
ME mo2emy, a tym sposobem
zaprotestuiemy W obllczu
wszystkich narod6w przeciw
niesprawiedIwoscl wyrzqdzonej
nam tu2 20 ogfoszeniu wspo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02
PLACCIE "a WIARUSA.
= G6rnego Szlazka.
II wrZcSnia 1S9Or.

w numerze 81 pisze ]Viarus,
re Bismark jest ksieclem Leborlla,
w Pomoranli.
Jcs,to omylka. Bismarl1, MA
nowanY ksieciem owego dawniej-
szego ksiestwa Lanenburga, ktore
polozone ma prawym brzegu Elby
i graniczy IA zach6d z Hambur-
giem. Obcimuje ono 2l mil l1wa-
dratowych W +. 1876 przylaczo-
ne zostalo do Prus. CzcSc Iasu te-
90 ksiestwa, kt0re wynosl $4,000
mGrg, zmalfy cesarz Wilhelm po-
darowaf W /. 1871 po ukonczeniu
wojny francusklei, Bismarkowi "a
jegQ zaslugi. *
Jelnu tez many do zawdzie-
czania, ze teraz Il mas zywnoSc po-
droza]a bardzo. On sprawl, zc clio
ma zboze i bydio po'lwyzszono.
One cha wynosliy W rollu zcszlym
W Pruasch AZ million marck. Kto
ten podatck placl? Lud biedny!
Bogatvm ] zamolnym ludz;om me
trudno, rocznlc kilkadziesiat ma
rex na chleb, make i mleso Wy
dawaG, lecz ludzlom bledMym daic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02
L poczatkiem no.

Il poczatkiem no.
wego miesiaaca po-
nownie musimy wy
razic ubolewanie, zc
teraz, kiedy juz i u
farmer6w jest Swie-
zy grosz, abonenci
nasi mic sobie ME ro-
bia z naszych rachun~
k6w / zap4aty "a
Wiarusa'' ME Sla.
Niche ci wiedza,
IL my teraz W ostat-
MIN kwartale bedzie-
my mniej }agodniej
postepowali z d1uzni-
kami, jak dota4d, i
niechajze czempre-
dzej nadesla zaleg4y
abonament, by ich
ME spotka4a przykra
niespodzianka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02

re nam blogoslawiehstwa Twego
a W MEM jako btogoslawiony O.
VOC zywota Twego: wolnosci, row.
noscl niepodlegtosci! Jezus, Pan
no Maryo wy Meczennicy nasi
W lmieniu cafej ludzkosci ma krzy-
"a meczehstwa rozpieci, m6dlcie
SIG "a mann grzesznemi teraz W
boju "a wolnost, jako i W godzine
smierci naszej Amen. Wlerze W
Boga Ojca Wszechmogacego, Stwo-
rzyciela nieba ziemi, tax jako
wierze W zmartwychwstanle jednej
wolnei l nlepodleg}e, polski, we
re W Jezusa Chrystusa, tax jak
wierze W Mtczennlk6w "a wolnost
bracl oic6w naszych, ktorych
pierwsza mysl poswlecenia sic "a
Nardd PolslSl, poczefa sic Ducha
sw. czasu l zrodzila w sercach ma
szych zaml}owanie tel Dziewlcy
Polski, Z kt6rej niepokalanego 10
ma powsta}y dzisiaj mezliczone re
ce serca DO Oswobodzenia Zba-
vienna LUDLOW calego swlata. Vie
re, re Polska by}a pogrzebana /
pieklelnYm sZatanom ma rzez l
passive dla tego oddana, azeby
trzeciego duia zmartwYchwsta1a i
po prawlcy Boga, to jest Jako
plerwsza najpotezniejsza Rzeczy-
pospolita swiata, ma zieml zasiad}a.
Wierze, re przy]dzie dzleh, W kt6-
ryn ona sadzit bedzle zywych /
umarfych tyran6w swiata Wleze
W Ducha Sw., talk jak wierze W
ducha czasu oswiaty, tel maj
wyzsze] potegi wolnosci; wlerze w
sw. kosclo} powszechny, TAX iaE
wierze w WolnosG, R6wnosc l Me
podleg}osc wszystkich Ludlow swla-
ia, wiene w Swietych obcowanle
to jest woInych Narod6w Z vol
nemi, grzech6w odpuszczenie, DO
ci co mas ma rozkazy tyran6w me-
czyli, ME wledzieli, co czynili,
cia}a t. j. wolnoscl Ludlow zmart-
wychwstanie zywot, to jest VOL
nose wieczna. Amen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02

szego kanclerza otwarcie grant
cy polsko-rosy]skiej by1y lbezsku-
teczne. Zanosl sic ma zlme clezka,
gdyz l kartofe wegle podroza-
4y.
Kupiec Ollendorf, zyd Ka-
towic, zawar} pred 3 latami s.ugo-
de Tiele.W .Winklerem, podius kto-
rel ma lat 10 kupi} cd niego wszyst-
kie wegle, ktdre Tiele-Winkler z
kopalh swolch-a naleza do niego
nieomal wszystkle wieksze kopal-
ME ma Gornym SzlasGu-wydobe-
DIE. Ollendorf p}aci "a centnar
fenlgdw sprzedaje po 45 fen, tax
re dziennie kilka tyslecy marek "a
rabia. w dw6ch latach dorobi} sic
ogromnego majatku, jak powladaja,
kilka .mllion6w marek. w taxi
spos6b bogaca sic zydzi mas.
Me ma co sic dzlwit, jezell
ludek, szukajac Iepszei doll, hur-
men wynosi sic "a morze. Cd 1
stycZn1a do l sierpnia wyniosto
sic Szlaska 1926 osob; W stosun-
ku do innych prowlncyi ma1a icz-
ba. Wedr6wka, mianow1cie do Bra
zylii, przybiera nies}ychane roz-
MARY. Parowce Lloyda pdfnocno-
nemlecklego zajmuja sic g}6wnie
,przewozem wedr6wc6w do Bray
Iii; zazwyczaj SO przepelnione
zabieraJq 700 do 900 os6b. w Ra
ciborzu 60 wedr6wc6w Austryi
ME przepuszczono przez granice
cofnleto ich do Bogumina powo-
du, re ME mieli wystarczajacych
pienfetazy ma podroz do Amery.
XII.
Czesto agencl wyzyskuja emf
grant6w W spos6b niel1tosciwy.
SwIezy zas przyk}ad: w Oswiecl-
mlu aresztowano zyda Battlera;
bv} on takze zawik}any W procesie
wadowlckim, lecz uwoniony zostaf.
Me ulakt sic kary, jaka g}6wnych
ajent6w spotka}a, i zaimowai sic
sprawaml emigracyjny1ni. Widac
z tego, ze DUO sic zarabia ma tym
interesie. Mianowlcle Bother WV.
4udzaf pienladze ma karty okreto.
we potem sic tego wyplerai. VIA
DE austryackie ma granicy pilne
sledza "a ajentami zydowskiemi
utrudmaja i'm interesa brudne.
Wskntek ulewnych deszcz6w
dni ostatnich rzeki na G6rnvm
Szlasku zuacznie wezbrafy, zalaly
przyleg1e okolice 1 wiele szkody
wyI2dzlly, mlanowlcio duzo po-
trawn ma przyleg}ych t4kach sic
napsulo. Cd l llpca wychodzi w
Raciborza. ,,Gazeta sadowa" q
Cd l pazdzlernika wychodzi6 be-
die diva razY tygodnlowc W Opo-
lu ,,Gazeta Opolska". Pism pol
skich tn mas "a mafo, ale zal
sic Boze tez "a maio jeszcze abo.
nent6w. Choclaz cz}owiek zajety
prac2, to zawsze lyle pozostaie
czasn ns przeczytanie gazety.-Pa.
robek Jaszczura sfuzy juz Sc lat.
u gospodarza Zimmlka, W pewniei
wsl pod Gfog6wkiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02


urzadzanych dotad W tym
cniu przez towarzystwa poje-
dyncze; przysz]y oochod male
&y W wiekszem skupieniu 'od-
bye bedzle to zarazem oz-
naka braterstwa, ktore stano
WHO glowna podstawe Kon.
stytuerl 3 Maja.
0 lie sadzimy, naiodpowied-
EielszYm runktem ola mas be-
die miasto St. Paul, juzto
lako stollca Stanu, jazto ze
na1aje sic nal )bardziej ma punkt
2e5rania jako W ssrodku pra-
VIE osad polskich lezace. TAX
vice moga sic zjechac Polacy
z Duluth, z Winony, z pohlls-
klch ~ dalszych farm, a z
noscia znalezhby wszelkie
ma ten dzlen potrzebne dogod.
nosti.
Me samo st. Paul sadzimy
podleloby sic przygotowah, al.
bowIem Rodacy nasl W sasied-
MEM Minneapolis, O kt6rych
niedawno dosyG pochlebnle pi-
sano, ME odmowihby pomocy;
Ma)a y'isZtalcona orklestSe
diva l'"nne towarzystwa a ja-
ko siyl'i' patryocl ME szcze-
dzlliby zablegow.
Jak ,na teraz ME podajemy
wleceJ spodziewamy sic prze-
clez, Ii nasze siowa znaida
prlyGg';@ a komltet wybrany
Ia RoroZu",ienlem sic Wspol-
(nem, wy azt sic lckko "a
DANA sY~go.
SiRsasnb"osc do omowienia
ninlelszs'i kwestyi nadarza sic
ROdako,n co mieslac ma zWy
cza]ny ch zebranlach, na kto.
rych nE pomina talk waznej
spraw.y.
Me rozwodzlmy sic nlez-
naskach lub sporach, mogq-
cych wynil<nac tego, ze Jed
ne Towarzystwa tn, drugie
zas 6wdzle .aleza, DO obch6d
wszystklch zarowno dotyczy
nawet me nale&acych jeszcze
do 2adnych towarzystw.
Ws1yscy )ako prawdziwl
Policy raznie Z ochota Ia
blerzemy SIG do dzlela, CO
przeclez ME )est znowu cos
sliy nasze przechoGzacego, a
danny prawdziwe swiadectwo
mlfosci zieml o1czystej.
Jeden Waszych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-02
mnlanej konstYtucyi.

" soble pospofu radosc smu-
tex, wdziecznossc i nlenawlsG
oraz nadzieje, kt6ra sic pocie-
szamy.
Dziwnle jednak mole pred
stawl sic czyteinikowl, ze ma
raz tyle przeciwnych ob]aw6w
uczucia ma sic lilac W jeden
prad przenikajacy mas W dnin
) Maia; wszak kiedy sic kto
c'eszy, ten smucic sic rowno-
czesnie ME bedzie, to prawda,
ale przejScia te zachodza tyl-
ko u jednostki, ME u ogofu,
kt6ry W tel samej chwill do
wszystk,ch uczu6 jest zdoi-
nym i lm pewnoscia podIe-
gao bedzie. TAX vice radosG
zapanule powszechnle z powo-
du, ze my wfasnle uszczesli-
wieni jestesmy stuletnim OBJ
chodem; smutek ME mime
mas Da wspomnienie przeszfej
swietnosci narodu Polskiego,
a co dc samej konstytucyi, ze
praca dla dobra naszego, pra-
ca wznlosfa j uczciwa, zarlocz-
nych sasladow zaniepokoita
talk dalece, II bqdz co badz
! postanowlli wbrew wszelklei
sprawiedllwoscl catrzec slady
konstytucyi a nawet Polske
usunat rzedu panstw sa
modzlelnych, by I'M nadal ME
ba1amuclia+poddanych. ~
Dzisia] ME wldzimy bfogich
owocow konstytucyl, bo ich
w1asciwie ME byfo, mimo to
wdzlecznymi jestesny "ielko'
dusznym przodkom, ktorzy
rowna]ac wszystkich wobec
Boga prawa, chcieli nam "a
bezpleczyc wolnosc dobro-
byt ma dfngie lata.
Lecz dosyG juz tego, powle
czytelnlk, wystarczy zupe1nle
co dotad podano; podobne u
wagl zafosne nleraz byfy ma
porzadku dziennym W sta
rym Sraju z ironli patryotycz-
neml konfiturami je nazwano
pred nledawnym czasem; co
naiwiece], pr2ystrol sic uroczys-
tosc odrob1na powagi, by pod
niesG znaczeLie jej jaki TAXI
efekt u obconarodowcow wzbu-
dzlc, wszystko lnne nie Jest
konlecznem.
Takiej mysli ME moglibys-
my zadnq miara podzlelc
chyba W wYpadku zupefnego
zoboletnienia na sprawe naro-
dowa.
! Obchod konstytucyi wywo,
Ia W mas ]eszcze nlenawjsG,
lecz sprawledliwa, siuszne O.
burzenie powodu gwaftu zie-
mi polskie) zadanego.
Przypomnimy swlatu, ae
| przodkowle nasi w niczem sa-
siadom ME zawin,li, owszem
nesli i'm pomoc W potrzebie,
a kiedy, wskutek ostatnlch
znlewlesclaiych rzadow, stera-
ma Ojczyzne uniala nova oz1o-
clc zorza, zaprzeczyll jej sa :
moistnego bytu, CT w1asnie,
kt6rzy nielednokrotnle do :
brodzle]stwa Cd Polakow doz.
mali.
Ola tego te5 mo2emy smia,
10 przyruscic, ze Iziedy my
bedziem sic cieszyG, ON zyt
beda W niepoko)u, dalekc
wiekszq zachowaJa czWnoSc
BY in zagrab;onej wlasnoSc
nie odebrano; oby tyllso czuj.
nose ta NE byia dacemna!
Los narod6w spoczywa prze
cie2 W reku Najsprawiedllw
szego Boga, Cd Jego skinie