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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19

a. 4. harrington, ls,Cke's wills, oNn-r
~ the stallion Victor Fatcbcn, l. here
AMI ofsr. a purse 20 so Ia - trutied
for hy the volts "a MI. gvt. I,sc. a. -
truttsd Tuesday afterneon In conncS't iou
ui,h the rac~. 20 the oxford County
Truttlng Horse Brc,,isrs' Association At
ths fair grounds.
pNi,hi Miss. Nho has hc-n la the
employ of Bickneli a Neal, l. at hom".
It, .s.on go-s Co Gariinsr ia work Tor
hl. hrrther Frank. ~bo own. large
clothing sior- Ia that city.
NJ. 4. ~choff aud Miss Hume fT"m
Well. a panham's millinery hoa.e 70
Minneapolis, have sIrnt The past weck
With Mr.. Rent.
saturday afternoon tho fair groini.
pfrssnf,,i lndicstions ~ the coming trut.
MANY ,aiaahls colt. aud horse. arr la ~"
STALE. Vim. Crvgg 20 Anloyer has four
har.e.. Gcorgv Merrill aud G"orgc
Tis.at. 20 NndoVrf each hASct two. Geo.
n. Bi.l-r. - Burkhsid anil -. l.. PAIRING
ton - Incks'. Mills each have one, aud
n. q. I,ollaff "a Eumfori hss one.
4 rr,,at many ~ the Methodist T~oplc
ar a Polan camp groant.
Amans the horsss catered In the
Lminufs rar~ "Wednesday are
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.nr AraAln nr .RIARs !.

EX-GoV,rno. John u. Long ~ Ma
sachusett.. With hls wifc and two daugh-
tsrs, starr from Bgckh~ld this wc.k "a
vail Ia The LAKE region.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19
MAINE STATE AGRICULTURAL
CnrlCYN

All stock aud trotting entries for the
Maine state Fair st Lewiston, will posi-
lively close August 35th. Persons
wishing premium lists sud entry blanks
will address A. l.. Dennison, Portland.
A. l.. DENNtsON. Sec'y.
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way Ike souR GRAPHS.

tsmafks - sofIls Teanf IsilHs sum"ssfhf q
iofA hrsrh
4. for tho Young gentlemen u "a.
.c,nely IN ,ticr ~ pleasant lni.lligrnc.
wi.-n ". heapl thew we're going Tor the
fat I. ~ .~- enough 20 thru for tii"
year round sni srr not la the le'st Dis
,mri-,i or anSlou. " they att not clo'e
on our heels.
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AnricE nr romEclosrR,.

NVru tRFA- Faiiy -. kselsoa sci job u.
w ksnl.sa. thea 20 tynmafA IN III ,.ahi
~ 40, t.rl al on ths art dsT - luir 4. "
t.-l ~ thslf mef, r.Es ds.~i ~ that dais. duiy
% ssu,sst act rvssrissi In osfyri West MANI
Hsst.try ~ Ihes-i.. h-sk 70 isse AZ, csntsf IN
$50, asc o. Cs.slas " fiss thsif thsn t.i.as-
.t..I sra All buitNnr. thsrvaa. comprising
si-.st an .rfv. % lasi. aai tsinE tn ssstsfiy
half % ~ aasli-er~,i am a.e In itsafnafA allow
..tt asI ~bsr-ss all rtAs tnrfvansfsari
.s.i gr,ssi ant tfansfer,-t ALI oorEsxr - MAJ
Ili. Iasal. bf whom cali niortsagv as daily
a..isns.i snf trsn.f.r~.i o. the saessfil'sF, o.
viii faiig aptrar 81 all ss.ixumsnt. On r-sori
Ia All nssistry of i,e.-is
All whsf.a. tiss spa.ilii"n ~ all noftfsfs hs-
l-.u If,,isa. o.. thsrvfsr. slsita fof.s hs.ufs
~ tn ..a.s .rorllsx D. ths siaias In sssh us's
male sni yFvstt~i.
frysbsrs. AUG 70 lso ....,
By Iiasiing. a sya NJ. sitsrusys
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In Lowell. Aasss :. s.~ssl y nsp.R'sl..
as~i a. Yesrs.
10 West ~sassr. Asx :. Mr.. Lydia lishs"a.
sE.i .. yssr.. tasuth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19

Secretary Tncy and vIcerrssLient
Morton arc at Bar Harbor. Postmaster
0euer1i wanamaker viii arrive there IN
few days, and Presideut IIsrrisoa is
also expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-19

The ecrouer's Jury And wm. Nlunahan
Of Blddeford responsible for the death Of
HE child, whom he h said to have thrown
over from q boat.
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IN xssst r.n.. Aas :. ~ ~ site u rr~i
IS r.r,.' IA. li,s ~ -iis u j.'as. O.. chs.s.
q daaxttsf.
l,..a Massnslti
4. nssksf. ssn.
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- rae fuf Tuesday
ris.rsA. Csfiyis. Nheslsf a Ires.
rransit = fess
Kssaf. - A@ss
SsssyH. " u Ilsr,.
A.. n 4. ". rhaysf.
as rcv "Wednesday;
Jerry >'ehh.
Csrt w~i.v~e-i Tr sishsri-sa.
"a q. y. ths. ,r.shy
Sstpin. >ifs-..
Prank ". Jackson, tn solitary
Young man, gcc. To Buck.pori Zoe the
TAN term.
Past ,rand T.. q. Lowering represented
NJ Mics Is,is- AZ the Grand lloig~ II
lev iston lat rus-iay. uid frllosshlp
l. prosperous In our village.
Bhckb-rie. arr selling IT 10 csnts D.r
quart.
Elwin Dudley l. gaining .lowly.
Lively time. AZ thu track thi. we~k.
p.N. True {. having his hay scales.
alsa his mill. repaired.
.. =. Merrill has tarr~i tho rcof 81 hl.
foundry huil'iing. 90 protect thru from
try.
Al. Townsend Of Lynn MAS la town
saturday.
Ths,is Thayer has bought . fine thrrs-
ycar-oh raichsn colt ~ Earl Earring
ten.
y. 4. Burbank ~ent to Ls~i.ton Tue.-
dsy Ia bay lum,-er tor Me.sr-.' whceler's
house.
Mr.. Emma Nbbott aud chlllrrn %
wstsrVille srr visiting her uncle, :. 7.
Bsman. In thl. place.
Aaron Dunn i patting In q bay vim
doN on the south Idle 10 hl. RESIDENCE,
which ~ lll D. a nicc improvement.
>end al items 10 the Democrat, box
30, south Paris.
!. 4. DoNst. member of barbara
Fr,tchie Post, brooklyn. with his tam
lis. are az his brother-ln-lAw'., III. \.
fuller's. Mr.. DoNst was In the fir.i
Mains Heavy Artillery. h the sn-
component he met four comrades 1T hi.
old company. one from London, Que
from BOSTON and two frOm Maine.
4. 4. DYER of Lynn "a. at home Tues
day. IL !. going Ia move hls family To
Lynn soon.
Vt the I'ari. House the arrivals arr:
4 1.or,sa. NJ. y. 1.er,su. Master 10 cor,oa.
Hsnk ,.s-siwtn, jAss Nsity. 4. 4. fesri. N. =,
Nufksy, >am "a. L.. D.. tiilatt. !. D. tiliott, ".
q flatt. q a. Lsrses, Lea hsx-os. ion Mar
~, frAhs Lsntnst. lao >sosi. ~ ""F's"'' MA
y q. Cas-. 4. Br.is. rr.hl Joss., q. u.
bonhsy, 4. l. MciniyTy, u. l. Coinn., ihs-i'.s.
u rsirsrshsr-. Z. { HAAS. o-ssr n iIolsr'.
rortAud
M L.ar,-.. I.an.i roud
b A. ma. u. y Celsy, D.. l.. h.r'ls'i. sa"
D A. Br-1.. >. a. Hiesnsn. q " Cssa@ins..
y u. Nsya, ChAris. i.ssH. y zoe. >er~ay.
~. Iisn.sesa, =. Gliasrs. t@ma R"eia.sa.
Ggy -. u. a. f0-.. LEWISTON.
q. B. Nsu,s. q. !. Aail-y, Nc. weei.u".
4 "a huftank. torhan-
iyans. thsuaAs Creap. Chiraxo
usa. Iohh q. -~a-sy Csnt.a-
4 Hsgsr-. a
B. D. baaainx, sioax faIl.. sd.
b n towel J a. Murth. North Paris.
s.s..s.s ri IIssss. Jssa Ma. A.n. II.ssthin
wm fl~lss. o-.sli LEA. ussry iailsst sni
e h. rs,lsr. y. 7. Bislnsli. IIsbsoa.
!. d N.lsiyrs. q -. nA-isssi. ,. n ki'sos.
:. .. ssrrs, sgrsss.ll Ma. -.
\. H. ksw.sn, a \. Jssk.ca. v. A. rufs. n.
J. Rs..sa, q. Chitssn. f.fi.-
y 4. wl-y, : : Joyce. Hartford
n. j. ,.s.sr.s. y. :. wins. >s- Yea.
a. Y. fsring,sa. Ls-ks's MIA.
"a. &. tii.. hassasi.
4. 4 ssmg-.a. usrri-oa.
az Asnf, hsnF.f.
q. {. puaa. osi.hshi
The arrival. at the Andrews House
were:
brtiss. u. A. uihirsth. n. n. Lane. .. ". Cum.
minE.. n n ABsire~s. a. J. chN-s. Chs.s- a..
Lssr'l, h A Littis. Carl wil.ea. Portland.
". A. tisn-cesa, Ls~t.,ea.
N y lax. NJ. s.sssh All -ifs. v. viser-ea.
q T.. nrs-sk.. M ant. fonsi.
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xaN an:slpENI rAxEs

In the ,e.a Of samnsr. In The County 81
Oxf.ri, f.r The year i--s.
The following hst eftASes on rcai estate ~ son.
rvsisispt sunsrs In the t"~s .f susnnss. fsr The
year i-~s ia hills eoa,aittssi to tha. w. ftsiis.
oolls<tsr sf AID tswa the ah hay ~ Aug.
l--s M. i<~n rvtarps-i by him ts me ~ vnain.
Ing unpaii .n the ssh day 10 May. i-s. by his
eeftlnsaie ef thai ssts ssi Be~ rssasins unp.tl .
tsrs.t ami charges arv ssS pail Into The trvasury
20 saii tsvn. Within sixkt~~n mostbs ffom tiss
date of the commitment % ALI halls ~ nush ~ tie
rvai estate taNei ~ Win 10 safhsient 10 pay The
amcaSs due thsrvfor, ineluiinx isssrv-t sssi
charges will without further ns<iee - sshi NJ
publ au<tisn ~ tk< p.,~t -stnce q kast semn<r
In saii tsws. an the IN DAY .f February. 4. ID.
l~sl. 20 on. ssio.k IN the anepoos.
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Fer GsScruSr.
Edwin c. Bur|eigh,
or Augusta.
Bee nsps.sssssst.s - s.ssssss.
NELSON DlNGLEN, Dr.,
OF Lewiston.

OF Lewiston.
for ssaslsrs.
VALID FHrTN>stLt- - Runfsri.
LORk> n ellis. ~ hfe-nhs"''
~ Clsss u Ceurts,
ALBEIT = AUSTIN. II fAf'..
fsr Essi-ssr q rss-ls.
JoIi> v STANLEY, - Parts
~ Rsxi-ssF ~ pSs-i. ,we.ssru ni.tr'e'l
THOMAS : MCINTYRE. - frYseurs
furCeanty rryasaryr.
SEORsE n. ATWOOD. u fAf'.,
~ C.auty CsssH,is-isssr.
WILLIAM " wufrsARsn - >er~sy.
Tuf shsfir.
JAMES l. rAEEER q >sssshsH'.
~ Couuty Nttarusy,
EDWARD 4. wALkER - level.
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w. r. c. OFFICERS.

Following se the newly installed Of
icers Of Woman's Relief Corps, No. 81 1:
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rsxss -sisAyesr ~ rsli str,ssiy In siy.nos.
osAsr~i-s sis year. sinsls c"rls- esa's-
ApssxrIssxs~rs, All lsxsi slverti-susut. srs
sivsa thres Consecutive in-sftions Nc Oh. ~
InrA IN lsn.th " oolumn. -Tsssl ceatfs-t
ms.is vith kssl. translsat All yssrv si'srN-
err.
IN. P.txttxa -~.. tvt.. f.s pre..rs. steam
p-y..r. .xr@r,..r~.i ~sfkm AL 80 pt,cs-
eoahlns ~ ulaks ira iersrtnsat ~ oaf ee.i
ss-. cSsaylsss AL VspaLsf.
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BORN

IL. rconomIcal-nm..eI. soap.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06

county, | shall feel it my duty tc
take the field, but will not be the
means of creating any schism be.
tween these two organizations, who
are working in parallel lines. All
the principles Of the Farmers All:-
ance, as | understand them, are
Democratic, and if the measures
they advocate will not stand that
test they must be unsound. At any
rate | shall not aid, abet or coun-
tenance any movement which has
for its object the creation Of a new
political party IN Virginia, at this
time. Ii the Alliance can put up
better men, or Il they can suggest
any measures which are practical
and feasible for the relief Of the. OPP
pressed and toiling people whom
they represent, am sure that a
most faithful co-adjutor will be
found in the Democratic party. ANY
movement outside of that at this
time, would, in my opinion, be most
unwise and impolltic. Ii | should
be the color bearer in this contest,
and the sixth District should be
captured, it will be upon sound
Democratic principles"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06
Death Reaplng.

Mr.. Samuel II. Turrcntiue, one oil
Durham's oldest citizens d. part,d
this life at his Ii me in South Dur
ham last Monday afternoon. at the
advanced aged OF about " years. lie
was worthy and indust' i0us gentle-
man and good citizen.
At Mrs. Hopkins boarding house
Monday AR. j. w. Heindricu died.
he was a noble young man. who
came here two years ago from Brook
yn, N. 7. and acted as stenographer
for w. Duke Sons & Co, in this city.
His remains were carried to Brook
Ign yesterday, accompanied by his
mother and two little sisters who ar
rived here a few days ago.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06

Lexington Ledger, Mr.. Miles Car.
rick, Of Marsh, Davidson county,
recently found Wild turkey nest on
Chalk mountain, in which there was
u huge black snake coiled. lie kill
ed the snake and, upon investigation
found it had swallowed nine eggs,
which he carried home with him.
The eggs were placed under hen
and the next day she came off with
seven young turkeys. Next!
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06

We invite the attention Of the
public to the advertisement Of the
Salem Female College. Salem, North
Carolina. THIS institution, which
ranks amongthe first in the country,
was founded October 3lst, 1902,
opened May 1904, incorporated FEB.
Bird, 1866, "The academy is situated
IN the bosom of a community Of ex-
cellent moral tone and superior edu-
cation. In these respects the In
stltution possesses singular external
advantages. Its buildings are loca-
ted in the most retired part Of the
town, facing the ancient square, ad-
joining the Moravian church and
parsonage. It's extensive and beau
tiful private park is a delightful
place OF outdoor recreation. -
"A young man who lives in this
community had a bad case not long
ago; he fell desperately in love with
a little daisy; he said her head
and cheeks seemed to him a mass Of
golden bloom. Ii seems that he
was not fascinating to her. But he
thought that he was winning the
little queen, ant he looked forward
to the time when she might be the
crown and head Of his little home;
SO he remained at her home twodays
to see if she would say "yes;" but he
found out to his sorrow that the
daisy grew and showed hercolors sim
ply toattract Certainly no man ey-
er loved harder, for he not only quit
work, but he did not sleep any for
two nights and two days; and he a'r
nothing scarcely during the TIM.
This young man is almost himself
again, and is trying his hand once
more with a girl who has a red
head; but he is sure this time that
Her fifth Is sure and trusting;
His hopebnrns fright end true;
MOI duilei ny IDLY rustink,
But cleAr win trust anew.
Days that we're passed ia Ching
ID change for happier ones,
His hsa once crushed aid dying
vii var up - the FUN"
-Hurrah for Major Gaines! Mai
X. i. Gaines, Of Charlotte county,
Va, who it was thought would he
an Independent candidate for Con-
gress IN that district says: "IfI
called by the Democratic party and
the Farmers Alliance of nv native
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06

= A party of sixty five negro men.
women and children from North
Carolina passed through the city yes.
terday en- route to Buchanan, whore
the men have ATTAINED work in
grading the streets at thaG place. $500
Lynchburg Advance.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06
MIR. g. ii. Norton,

Durham's popular Architect and
builder, Mr.. c. II. Norton, has been
awarded the contract for building
the Stora. Q Warehouse for the Amer.
can To 'acco Co. He has Just COM
pletsd the P. esbyterian Church
which is one Of the finest to b. found
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06
SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY,
Salem, N. C..
The Oldest Female College
in the South,

The S0th Annual Session begins
August 2Sth, 1890. Register for
last wear 315. Special features:-
the Development of Health,
CharacteraDd Intellect,
Buildsng thoroughly remodelled.
Fully equipped Preparatory, Collie
giate and Post Graduate Depart
ments, besides first-class schools in
Music, Languages, Commercial
and Industrial Studies.
JonN II. CLEwELL, Principal.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06

Every man should have an aim in
life. but he shouldn't spend too much
time aiming. The quick shot gets
the clay pigeon when the trap is
sprung
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06
To make fine slick horses youa hsv
to use Dixie Horse Powders. A full
supply at
Yearbys
twentieth SenatOra COnven
ton Called.

A"ehCieth Senat0ra COnyen
ton Called.
The Democratic Convention Of
the 10Th Senatorial District. en-
p!raclng the counties Of Caswell.
Durham, Orange and Person will
assemble at Prospect Hill, Caswell
county, Sept. 9Th, 1890 to nominate
two candidates for the Senate.
II. A. REAMs.
ann Chm'n Dem. Elk. Com.
July goth, 1890.
District papers please copy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06

The moon was full twice in July.
And II the hot weather continues the
moon will have some ,nillions of imi.
tat ,rs 10 August Boston Globe.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06
hates North Carolina State
Democratic Convention,
Raleigh, N. C.

The Richmond & Danvllle R. R..
VIII sell parties attending North Car.
oilna State Democratic Convention.
tickets to Raleigh, and return at fol.
lowing rates from points named.
Tickets on sale Aug. is, 10 and 20.
good returning until aud including
Aug, IS, 80.
From Charlotte, 81 IS; Salisbury,
% 80; Greensboro, $3.50; Durham;
Sl'69 Oxford, 1915; Selma, s1.65.
Goidsboro, $2.75; Winston Salem
- %. Rates from intermediate
ptlHts in same proportion
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06

In the State. He Is a master Of his
profession as his work in Durham
will show.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06

~ - ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
dueed, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro,
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup CO.
... SAY FRANCISCO, cal.
LOUISVILLE. kE NEW YoRK. N.Y.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-06

Her filth Is sure and trusting;
HIS hope burns fright end true:
Not dullci by idly rusiing,
But cleAr win trust anew.
Days that 9ere passed ia Rishing
Hs change for happier ones,
His hsa once crushed aid dying
vii var A up As the sum"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-29

ten sposob postapili, a potem by
Ii jeszcze niekt6rzy ma lyle bez-
czelnl, II poszli do niej i ma nieo-
becnych zwalali wine. Poszllscie
panowle do tego, kt6ry Was va
jednego dolara kupil" jak powie-
dziaf ow salonista- ~szczeSliwej dro-
gi, ale wiedzcle, re porzadni ludzie
wychodzac z kadkolwiekbadz przy-
na]mniej ,,badz zdr6w" powiedza
a ME wynosza sic milczkiem. Ia
waml Mkt plakac ME bedzie, a
wy sobie tylko dobre wystawiac,e
swiadectwo, a Towarzystwo, kt6re
w Vase rece sic dostaio, z pew
noscla wiele straci, podczas gdy
owa wan W swatach niepos}uszna
wiaScicielka tylko zyska, q tym,
ktorzy tax wiele o piciu na cudzy
rachunek mysla, ofiaruje szklanke
piwa z dodatklem 1 nikla ma dro-
Sc. Idzcie Z Bogiem.
N. f
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-29
przykrosc czynic chcieli.

Andrzeju, ME pisafes w twei ko-
respondencyi, ably sic przymil,c
ksledzu T., ale, ably wylaG twa
zfosc ma naszym ks. proboszczu, re
sic az konstablem zmuszac musia}
do wydania %rekopisu kiedza T.,
by m6gt skonstatowaG rzeczywistos6
sprawy. Czemuzes dobrowolnie ma
wezwanie hsiedza, ME wreczy1 pis-
ma ksiedza I. terazniejszemu pro.
boszczowi,9 Bos ME dowierzai ksie-
dzu T. sam, i ably mice iskiS do
wod ma swa obrone w sprawie po-
myfki skolektowanych ofar, chcia-
les zatrzymac rekopis W reku, a
violates dac proboszczowi kopie u,
rzedownie, re zgodne z oryglnalem.
potwierdzone.
Twoj syn wyraznie oswiadczy1
naszemu ks. Proboszczowi ustnie
PREY wydawaniu kopii, re W kore-
spondencyl do Warusa fa}szywie o
tel sk}adce by1o podane. So to
w}asne s}owa syna twego, kt6rych
sic zaprzec ME moze.
Wymazaf ciebie ks. T. Z kslaz-
XII dfuznikow, ale "a ciebie mic ME
zap}aci}. Parafia ciebie Andrzeju 2
listy dfuznik6w ME wykresll}a, ami
ksiedza I. jake ofarodawce ma
nasz oftarz uwazac ME moze owszem
ma j~eszcze parafia do
zadania cd ksiedza T. ofiary z}o-
zone-przez Anne Pelowska s1,o0,
Macieja Klein SOC. FIR. Wejske
$500, razem $3.50.
Oburzy}a korespondecya Andrzeja
Loslnskiego w%szystkich, CO czy-
tall jego wywody, i wyraz1ll sig,
ably ma to prafa odpowiedzia}a.
My zatem prosimy, ably nasze
wyjasnlenie W gazecie ogioszone
by1o, i k}adziemy nasz podpis.
Fir. Brom.
L. Literski, kasyer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-29
PfACC1E "a
S%zlazacy- Polacy.

kledy swego czasu ks. Mo-
czygeba pc kiIkoletniej piracy W
kosciele sw. Piotra W Rzymie, wy
jechat mial ma G. szlazk, popro-
sill papleza Piusa TX o pos}ucha-
ME i W toku rozmowy nadmlenl},
re wraca do swych braci, polls
klch gornoszlazak6w W dyecezyi
wroc}awskiej. Wielkie by}o zdzi-
wlenie papieza, gdy u~s}ysza1, IL ma
Szlazku mieszkaJa polacy, a VIE
ksze %leszcze, gdy mu ks. Moczy-
geba zareczy}, ae liczba lch pre-
sz}o million wynosi. ,,Nigdym o
tenn ME s}ysza1" rzek} papiez.
Tenn s}owy konczy ,,Kuryer
Poznanski" try swe artyku}y, w
ktorych dowodzi, re wedle prawa
kanonicznego proboszcz l biskup
znac powinni jezyk p~oruczonych
swej pieczy ludlow. Jezell Plus TX
MIC o istnieniu poIak5w ma G..
Szlazku ME wiedzia}, ME vie mai
prawdopodobnlej nc O MEM pa
plez obecny-i nalezy 60 pointer
mowac.
Gas wielkl zwr6cic uwaee
stolicy apostolskiej ma szlazk, W
ktorym w}adza ~naczelna d~yecezya-
Ina tax ma}o dba o potrzeby du-
chowe ludu polskiego, IL nietylko
zadnej ME przepisuje duchowieh-
stwu regu1y, W jaklm ma jezyku
uczyc lud reIlgjl, ale przychyla
size navel do wYdzlerania ludowi
ukochanych przezen piesn1 kos
cieInych.
z pomiedzy przyk}ad6w VIE
lu, przytocze chaclaz jeden. w
drugie swleto Wielkieinocy we
wsl Hammerze pod Raciborzcm,
zaczqf organista pc sumie grac ma
organach l spiewac piesn lacln-
ska. Lud przywykiy cd wicklow
do piesni: ,Tobie czesc, chwaia",
swoja droga spiewac JIG poczaf i
tym razem, a I'M bardzie1 sillf sic
organlsta, tenn donosnleJ rozprz.
miewaf gfos ludu, az nareszcie or
ganIsta uclszyc sic musiaf. Me
smlac gfosno powstawac przeciw
piesni koscielneJ polskiej, biora
sic niejeden p]eban | organista
nowszy ma TAXI spos6b, il ~staraja
sic j2. usun2c %fortelem, zaczynaj2
cd spiewu 3acihskiei plesni, a wra-
zie, gdyby gfadko zee posz}a, to
wprowadzic gotowi potem niemie-
cka. Protegowane przez wielu ksie-
zy stowarzyszenia spiewu koscie-
lnego sw. Cecylji, prowadza-jak
SIG ZdaJe - dc lekcewazcnia pie
sni naszych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-29
PLACE. "a
II Chicago.

Dziwnie sic plecie, ma tym b.
gym swiecie. Mimowolnie przycho.
dzi ma mysl to przys}owie, ]ezeli
sic uwaznie przypatrzymy, co i jak
sic dzleje. Ludzie sic zm1enlaja, a
z czasem okazuja swa wiasciwa po-
STAG, t. j. Moose moralna i umys1o-
wa, zabrukany charakter i niena-
sycona chec szkodzenia drugim, a
lnnl znowuz jakas chet wywyzsze-
MIA sic kosztem drugich.
Take obrazkl przedstawiaja sic
nam tn w Chicago, a najlepszym
z tychze jest dziaianie iednego 2
Iowarzystw Narodowych ma VOL
clechowic. Rok minaf niedawno
temu, jak kllku ludzl dobrej wolf
z%awleza1o to Toworzystwo. Wybra-
no urzednik6w i wszyscy nowo
wstepuJacy i starsi cz1onkowie
byll zadowolenl, talk 2 urzednlkow,
iak i z rozwo]u towarzystwa.
Ale znalazl sic jeden, kt6remu
to sic ME podobafo, re ME zostaf
zaraz obranvm jake prezydent. Me
mogac sam mic zrobic i ME majac
ma lyle cywilne] odwagi, azeby OF.
warcle wystapit. zacza} nurkowa6,
tworzyG stronnlctwa i durzyc. Ca
1emi sifami pomoga}o mn wtem
lndywidyum zwarjowanej, narwa-
neJ natury, l.... dokazali swego, t.
j. ma n%astepnem rocznem posie-
dzenlu obrali swego niezadowolo-
nego Prezydenta a zwalijowany
plackiem padf pred MN.
Jednakze teraz pc wyborach
owl panowie postanowili pokazat,
jaka to maja w}adze. Pierwszym
dzlelem wykonanem przez Mich by
Ia zmiana hall posiedzeh. Jednak-
re ME s2dzcle, re przyczyn2 tel
zmiany by4y jake niedogodnosci
lub cos podobnego. Bro1i Boze!
PrzyczYna ley gfebiej a to W ME-
pos}uszelstwie wlasclcielki owej
hall. A nieposluszehstwo to zasa.
dza sic M tenn, re wlascicielka -
wdowa, ME chcla}a sic zgodziG ma
swaty re strony malkontent6w.
Azeby wlec sic zemscic-,prze-
niesmy posiedzenia" - krzyknieto,
a obecny ma posiedzeniu r6wniez
salonista. rozpromienif sic, DO pre-.
ciez ME gdzie indziei ~przeniosa po-
sledzenia iak do n1ego. Rozumniej-
ST i uczclwsi reflektowall, ale COZ
to W obec kliki pomoze. Pre-
clez tn muslmy "a posjedzenia
pic, a wiec ola odmiany bedziemy
l tam pic etc. etc" krzyczano
przekrzyczano rozumniejszvch.
Wla$cicielka zas salonu ME
zmartwila sig bardzc, DO lak Bog
Bogiem, miaia z owych glosnych
jegomosciow tax ma}o, re j~estiesz-
cze dis gotowa kazdemu z tychze
ofiarowac, opr6cz szklanki piwa, l
IA droge. Jedno tylko ia
1otkne}o, re owl jegomoscie w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-29

Olivia. W wtorek rano wysz}a
ztad niemiecka pielgrzymka do
Kalwaryi wejherowskiel. Udziaf
by1 dose znaczny.