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The Washington critic., 1890-02-09

as a conscientious writer OF small but eic-
giant ideas carefully wrought he will ever
be welcome. The ten ducts comprised In
this little volume are singularly equal In
merit, and while no one Of them rises to q
high standard, they are all tastefully writ
ten and calculated to give pleasure.
"Three Two-Part Songs" for female
voices, with pinaforte accompaniment. BY
Herbert +. Sharpe. Charles Woolhouse.)
Three meritorious productions, which VIII
be found useful and pleasing without exces-
sive difficulty. No. /, "To the Crocus,n Is
tuneful and interesting setting OF some
pretty verses by Mary Patterson; No 2,
'Ill Rowe Thee DER the Learlg," is o very
happy musical illustration of words by
Burns, and No. 3, "Morning Song" is
well-composed but unexciting setting of
Allan Cunningham's agreeable verse.
"Castle in the Air.n Song. Poetry by
Lloyd Wollen. Music by G. Saint-Georges.
(Charles Woolhouse. IA very bare castle
whose furniture and fittings are Of the
meagrest
1Xre We English still ?" Song. Poetry
by Z. Shelton. Music by W. @. Levey.
tHarberd Bros. "A very pertinent ques-
tion, truly, when we regard the shoals OF
foreigners of every nationality, but
especially Teutonic, who invade our shores.
Leaving the question, however, to political
economists, It is pleasant to say of the
music that IT is light, pleasing, and quite
up to its composers old standard.
IL VIII Woo the Dainty Rose.n Song.
Poetry by Tom Hood. Music by T. Brad
sky. (W. Czerny. This is apparently a
rcchoutee; words and music do not hang
together, and whatever interest the latter
originally may have possessed is so diluted
in its present form as to be scarcely APP
preciable.
''From Heaven Song. Poetry by Grace
Maberley. Music by George Hilton. (W.
Reeves. I'VE can discern no merit in this
attempt.
''sea or Shore" Song Poetry by F. f.
Weatherley. Music by Godfrey Marks.
(Reid Bros. y If imitation is the sincerest
flattery, then should Sir Arthur Sullivan
feel truly hattered by this composition,
which is something more than a reminis-
cence of "the flowers that bloom in
spring. from the 'Mikado."
The Washington critic., 1890-02-09
HOW TO osCULATE PROPERLY

HOW TO OSCULATE PROPERLY.
If you are tall and she is short you must
stand erect, draw her close to your side,
bend your head somewhat, so that your lips
will rest restgnedly on her forehead, place
her right hand on your shoulder, then your
left arm around her waist. BY this time
her left hand will be snugly imprisoned in
your right hand. She will raise her face to
look up at you. Draw your arm for mo-
ment from around her waist and gently tip
her head backward and to the side, then
well, that is one way.
The other is, if she is tall and you ara
short, stand ON. your toes, not on her toes,
mind. Draw her head down nicely until
her lips are on level with your forehead.
By that time your lips win be on level
with her diamond collar-eutton. You will
look up to her, of course Your eyes, from
the proximity to her lips. will read what
she is about to say. If their motion BODIES
any good then IL is safe for you to make the
exertion. If they bode evil, why, a Ia Aunt
Bridget, "stay where you are, stay where
you are.' This is the other way.
Next, if you are both of the same height
and proportions, you will-but there space
is yaluable.--Si Louis Critic
The Washington critic., 1890-02-09
TRAITS OF GREAT MEN.

Jay Gould is very old man now, and
has seen great deal of the shadow and
sunshine of life. Yet he is contented,
cheerful and rich He is a striking char
aoter. He dresses more like a farmer than
a great financier, and his slouch hat aud
white whiskers give him very picturesque
appearance.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-09
QUEER STORIES.

Mark Twain thus recently wrote to an
autograph collector in response to a re-
quest for his signature;
~ hope ] shall not offend you, | shall
certainly say nothing with the intention TO
offend you ! must explain myself, how
ever, and / VIII do 70 as kindly as / can.
What you ask me TO do am asked to do as
often as one-half dozen times a week.
Three hundred letters year Ones Inn
pulse Is to freely consent, but ones time
aud necessary occupations will not permit
II. There is no way but TO decline in all
cases, making no exceptions, and ! wish TO
call your attention to a thing which has
probably not occurred TO you, and that is
this: That no man takes pleasure in eXer-
cising his trade as pastime. Writing is
my trade, and exercise 1t only when am
obliged so. You might make your request
Of doctor or builder or a sculptor, and
there would be no improperly in It, but IT
you asked either for a specimen of his trade,
his handiwork, he would he justified In rls-
ing to point Of order. IL would never be
fair to ask doctor for one Of his corpses
TO remember him by.n
And ali this the humorist wrote on the
typewriter, signing his name. The auto
graph collectors feelings may be imagined.
Boston Journal.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-09
.oNE wAY To AMUsE THE BABY.

Walbridge surprised his baby Sunday
night. He didn't intend to surprise It; he
intended to amuse. lie had been to church,
and on reaching home drew his revolver
from his pocket TO put it away. The baby
reached for the weapon-a double-action
Wesson-and If the baby wanted it the baby
must have 1t. Realizing that it was peril
Gus plaything Walbridge drew the car
tridges- everyone Of them-from the artil-
lery, and then to show the baby how to op-
crate the toy he pulled the trigger. That
was where the baby was surprised 1t
would surprise any baby to see its papa
shoot the cook-stove on quiet Sunday
night with an unloaded revolver when the
cook-stove was quietly pursuing its voca-
ton and digesting hard wood at the rate OF
an armful minute The gun that was
empty went of, and didn't go off silently,
either.-kem ll0sh.) AdUcrtiser.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-09

the mildest possible form Of a FAD on
the Governors part, but this likinx Tor
baseball is his only one. He ie bright,
alert conversationalist aud tells good
stories very well. But they are all political.
Ex-secretory b. II. Bristow has aged
very much since he was Secretary Of tho
Treasury in Grants Cabinet. Yet, the ex-
ercise he takes in walking up and down
town from his law Office In New York
keeps him strong and vigorous. lie has
plodded along, making money, and pre-
serving digniied silence through all the
misrepresentation that followed that mem-
orable Presidential contest Of 1876, when
Hayes was nominated for the Presidency,
and he went ont Of power.
Most of the documents are issued during
the noon hour, or later In the day. Widow
ers applying for license blush deeper and
more vividly than the applicant for his
first paper. More lies are told at the mar
riage license desk than at any other place
IN the county where an oath Is administered.
Female applicants DO not hesitate, stammer
or tremble like the males Neither do they
assume n look Of triumph when the ordeal
has been passed. Very young men nvari-
ably pay for their licenses in large bills.
The older the applicant, and the less senti-
ment he feels, the smaller the denomination
of his money. Real modest men wear rub
ber overshoes when asking for license.
The fact is typical of desire to sneak in
and out without making noise. A poor
way to bribe reporters to not mention tho
license is to leave lot of weak-backel,
ill-nayored cigars or stipend for drink
with the clerk. Nothing but legal-tend
goes under the circumstances.
Most ministers are exasperatingly slow
in making returns of the marriage. Often
they send either a blank return or one SO
poorly written nobody can read Il. The
letter ID placed after the names of people
on the record book doesn't mean Demo-
crat. In this connection IL stands for di-
vorced. When Chinaman appears for %
license how should bis color be denom-
mated on the records-yelow, jaundiced or
ecru--in order to be accurate? Men usually
wear their everyday clothing when apply
ing for license in order to overcome any
impression that they considered the affair
one of unusual magnitude; women, On the
contrary, look their best and sweetest.
The marriage license clerk has better
opportunity TO flirt and get on good terms
with girls than any other man on earth.
Some men would do the work for nothing.
-CiHciUGh IjnaeS5Stdr,
The Washington critic., 1890-02-09

Governor David B. Hin is mystery to
all his friends. The better they know him
the more they marvel at him. lie has no
amusements or means of recreation. He
eats to appease hunger, but without par
tiality for particular dishes, or much
knowledge of what he is eating.
His evenings are spent like his days, in the
Governors room, There is a vacant lot in
front of the $4,000, 900 capitol in Albany,
Governor promised toread a document aud
pass upon its merits In a few minutes. An
hour afterward he was found not TO have
looked at the instrument. "Ihe boys
were playing ball out here" said he,
'and ! got so interested in the game
that ! forgot everything else.n IT is
The Washington critic., 1890-02-09

Inc DUST OF tne DaSSO Is seen against PED
estal, which is crowned by female figure
representing Song, Bust and figure are to
be in bronze.
Denver, COL, has an International Art
Gallery, wherein is shown at present col
lection of paintings belonging to Baron
Won Richtofen. A number of these pictures
are from the nude, and as such have shocked
the sense OF propriety of some of Denver's
citizens. The vner has been forced to
withdraw the nude pictures owing to the
expostulations addressed TO him on the
subject.
The French artists met in the Palais de
rIndustrie of Paris not long ago to decide
the vexed question about the "exemptsn
at the next Salon. In other words it was
desired TO know whether French and foreign
artists, who received awards at the eXhi-
bition, were to be entitled to send their
works to the annual May exhibition of
pictures and works Of art? NJ Bouguereau
of opinion that the foreign artists were
favored by their respective juries, and that
II they were to be allowed to exhibit in the
Salon as 'exemptsn they would crowd the
place to the injury of native artists.
NM. Meissonier, Carolus- Duran and others,
at a recent meeting denounced NJ Bougue-
reau's plea, and very stormy sednce re-
suited. The decisive meeting was equally
stormy, and as there were 700 painters
| present, all I'm very excited state of mind,
the whole assembly resembled a political
caucus, rather than an artistic meeting,
NJ. BougUereau, who presided was utterly
unable to preserve order, as the whole 700
evinced desire TO speak at once. The
! abolition of NeXpmptSn WAS OrOnOsad and
urgent requests were made TO the commit
tee of the society to meet again and settle the
| question. The end was a closure which could
not be avoided, and by 405 votes against %
the meeting resolved finally not to consider
as "exempt,n and entitled to exhibit in the
next Salon, the artists who obtained medals
from the jurors during the great exhibit
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20

przynoszace t25 procent prowizyi,
ME potrzebuje rozse1ac pc swiecie
agent6w.
Oh. Pawe4 kukaszewlcz wy
brany zosta} kasyerem tutejszej
polskiej parafl sw. Piotra. Kaucya,
W kwocie $1,000, stawlli "a niego
J6zef Kukaszewicz / Piotr Kropi-
dfowski.
Ludzie, kt6rzy przybyli tudo-
tad z Hurley, %powiada]a, re pomoc-
mix kasyera tamtejszego okradzo-
nego Banku, Flip Perrin, W dniu
10 lutego znowu zosta} aresztowa-
ny. Ta raza jest on oskarzony, IL
przeniewierzy} owemu Bankowi
$500, zanim go zrabowano. Per-
rim bardzo szybko znalaz} bonds
manow. Process w sprawie zrabo-
wanna banku mla} sic rozpoczac W
Ashland W dniu II lutegO.
z powodu tegorocznej clep}ej
zimy ME szfa robota W borach, i
drwale ma}o przyniesli pleniedzy
do miasta, Gdy zabraknie KIDD, i
w pl}ach roboty ME bedz,e; jedna
bieda druga pogoni.
krawcy tez tel zlmy ME zarobili,
gdyz ma zimowe ubrania ma}o BY
10 popytu. Teraz, Bogu dziekl,
lima jakby mine}a i porzadniejsza
publicznesc juz zamawia ubrania
latowe to najwiece] u Polaka
p. J6zefa Glinskiego. Pan ten sly
ME jake najlepszY krawiec W ME-
scie, | W ogole polscy krawcy tu-
tejsi wyrobili sobie dobre imle u
wszystklch narodowosci; jezeIi An
glo -Amervkanin Tub Niemlec
chce mice eleganckie ubranie,
rzadko kledy idzle zam6wic lie u
swojego, lecz ~najczesclej udaje sic
do p~olskiego krawca.
Kohczac donosze, re W sasie-
dniej Polonli, gminie farmerskiej,
many dobrego polsklego doktora,
p. Jana Go}kowskiego.
SObek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
PEACCIE IA
z TEXAS.
ApOlonia. - lute0O.

Apolonia, II lutego.
Ia rozporzadzenlem Najprzew,eleb.
~niejszego ks. Biskupa opuszcza
Wiel ks. Laski nasza parafia An,
derson, ably objac duszpasterstwo W
parafi polsklej Brennan, zkad
dotychczasowy %proboszcz, Nicmiec,
wstepuje do zaclsza klasztornego.
Wielebny ks. Laski W dniu
Oczyszczenia Maj sw. M. p. odpra-
viii ostatnie nabozehstwo i obok ka-
zanla wygfosi} st6sowna move po-
zegnalna, zawiadomiwszy mas, iznas
opusci. Wiadomosc ia uderzyfa mas
niby grom niespodziewany, i ME.
jedno oko @ze zroslfo.
w kohcu zawiadomil mas ks. L.,
IL parafa nasza obejmie ks. J.
Chalcarz z New Waverly.
Ksiadz Laski 5 lat by} naszym
duszpasterzem i przez ten czas
wiele zdzla4a}, gdyz kosci6f wyre-
staurowa} i wszystkie d}ugi, kt6re
zasta} pc poprzednikach, posp}a-
cal i kosciof wewnatrz s%tosunkowo
pieknie przyozdobi}. Obecnie zaj-
mowa} sic budowa novel plebanii.
gdyz stara by}a nieodpowiednia.
Sfusznie nosimy zal W sercach
teskniac "a naszym ukochanym
proboszczem, gdyz jest gorliwy W
nabozenstwie i zaprowadzl} wzoro'
wy porzadek W parahi.
Pierwszy to zreszta ksiadz
kt6rv w spos6b przyzwoity l legal
ny opuscl} nasza parafia; poprze-
dnicy jego albo poszli be- nasze..
wiedzy, albo wnocy uciekli zabie
rajac pieniadze do parafi nalezace
Konczac, %serdecznie dziekujt
Wlelebnemu ks. Laskiemu, w imie
niu parafi, "a jego 5 letnia du-
chowna obs}uge. Zyczymy M,
wszelklej pomyslnosci, proszac Go
ably mas mia} W pamieci,
w imienln perafi
4. l.. Rdruza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
PEACCIE IA
Teatr w Chicago
Chicago, Is lutegc

Towarzystwo Najsw. lmienla
Juzus ma regularnem SVEN posie-
dzeniu w dniu . lutego uchwali}o
odegrat teatr ~po}aczony z balem W
niedziele, p kwietnia.
Przedstawiona bedzie komlcz.
ma sztuczka pod tytu}em ,,Geogra-
fla" czyli DIVA razy diva, W
kt6rcj wystepuja zywe fgury, o.
becnie rel wodzqce ma naszem
Wojciechowie, a mianowicie:
L. Jak diva razy diva, }ysy
narwany kasztelan,
3 Exectly, niedo}ega kanclerz;
s. ia sic ma jeografi ME
znam, wojewoda ma c%ielecych no.
zach;
A. Co chcialem powiedziec.
nietrzezwy bakalarz.
Tykiet bedzie kosztowaf 35
centow, ale take piekne widowis-
ka wartc dolara.
Sztuka ia juz o~degranq by4a W
Chicago wypad}a bardzo swietnle.
a pa z~yczenie wlelu rodakow dru-
81 raz odegrana bedzie, W Turnha'
Ii, PREY ulicy -. Poczatek o is
wiecZorem.
II szacunklem
j. Grzegowski
Sekrctarz
~ Van Horn Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20

by}y DO mnie pod taklm tytulem:
,,Rev. Jerome Schneider, Superior
of the Fraciscan Con-, Pulaski,
Wis, P. O. Laney." M}odziez,
kt6ra czuje powo}anie do zakonu,
MECH smiafo z zaufaniem pisze do
mnie; piszac BOWEN i starajac SIG o
rekomendacye do innych dozna
zawodu, gdyz W zakonie Ii tylko
jeden Prze}ozony ma prawo przy-
jmowania, a mkt inny.
L szacunkiem
0. Heronim Schneider,
Beformat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20

Sumlennie sprzadzone lekar-
silva, specialize ma te lub owa
chorobe, So zawsze prawdziwem
acknowledgement ola kazdej rodzl-
ny.
Bedac d}ugie lata lekarzem
aptekarzem, mia}em sposobnosc
poznanla sic z potrzebami cierpia-
cej ludzkosci, a re kazdemu pola-
kowi, tax i mnie dobro ludu ma
sercu ley, jest wiec celem moim
bye %uzytecznym wszYstkim clerpia-
Gym, nietylko W miejscu, gdzie pre-
bywam, ale W n%aJbardzle] odle-
gfych stronach, gdzie brak lekarzy
polsklch sumiennej porady nara
"a chorych ma d}ugle cierpienia i
koszta.
Lekarstwa, ktore dzlsiaj zjedna-
~ sobie obszerne uznanle tax re
strony bogatych iak i ubogich, re
strony klinlk j szpitall-o czem
swiadcze codziennie otrzymane IL
sly z obstalunkami, lekarstwa, "a
kt6rych s%kutecznosc recze, DO pod
moim specyalnie okiem prepare
waae, So Masterpieces:
ELIXIR-Niezrownanie sku-
teczny srodek ma nerwowei cafko.
wife oslabienie brak apetytu, chro-
nlczny boil g}owy specyalny, bal
sam cudowny ola kobiet pc sla-
boscl S1.OO
N. A. EMINENT. Znakomi-
ty balsam do smarowanla ma Reu-
matyzm, 1amania W kosclach i
gwa}towne b6le g}owy SOC.
Maryahskie zo}ad d.
kowe krople; srodek ten
p~owszechnie znany polecamy ma
wszelkie zastarza}e choroby zoiad.
ka, niestrawnost, brak apetytu, cd
biianie sic i nleomylny srodek ma
febre 75c.
SYRUP Ma KAsZEL. Radi-
kal ME usuwa kaszel i dusznose Csc.
KOLKOWE KROPLE usu-
waia kolki, Dol zofadka, rozwoln,e-
ME / wymioty Csc.
zoe. hROPLE CHOLER1 CL-
NE. Najpewniejsza pomoc W Dy-
zenteryl, gwaftownych rozwolnie-
mich po}aczonych z wymlotami
(cholero Morbus).
25c. BALSAM czarnych
a G 9 d. Ola dzieci ma letnia cho-
robe.
25-5Oc. HERBATA. Najle-
psze to lekarstwo polecone ma cry
szczenie krwi $3.50 cent6w pu-
delko.
Krople Cd b6lu ze-
b 9 W pc 10c. i rozmaite inne.
Ia tie lekarstwa %opatrzone mo-
jem nazwiskiem i marka o%chronna
Biatego Orta g%warantuje, tie tylko
BOWEN SO preparowane W moim
laboratoryum.
! Chorzy, kt6rzyby pc dok1a-
dnem uzyciu kt6rychkolwiek
moich lek6w ME doznali ulgl, ME
chat sic zgfosza do mnie listownie
lub osobikcie, a otrzymuja calko-
vita porade lekarsks i lekarstwo
bezp}atnie.
Zadat nalezy W kazdej apte.
ce, a jezeli aptekarze W kt6rym
miescie by ME mieli, przeszle ma
tychmiast choc iedna haszke pc
otrzymaniu wyzel podanei ceny.
Adres do mnie
DIR. M. p. KOSSAKOWSK]
$50 Noble utica
Chicago III.
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PhACCIE IA WIARUSA:
L Stevens Point
(WISCONSIN.)

Rodakowi naszemu Janowi We
rochowskiemu umar4a - lutego
.corka, w wieku Lat 10.
Bankructwem Banku Ameri-
can Building and Loan Assocla-
ton W Minneapolis dotknietych
~zosta}o i kllku Polak6w W naszem
miescle. Bank ten rozsela1 agen-
tow, kt6rzy cd pieniedzy ziozonych
W MIN oblecali 25 procent
prowlzyi. Dzisiaj kazdy rozsadny
-czlowiek takiemu agentowi by
.drzwi pokazaF, DO przedsieblorstwo,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
Z k%IaSztoru 90. Reformation
10 Pulaski, Wis.
Pulaski, 9 lut. 1890.

Pulaski, 9 lut. 1890.
w dniu 4 b. m. Z wolf Maj
wyzszego S%tworcy smierG nieu-
bFagana wydarfa nam nieodza1o-
wanego OLGA Erazma Sobocinskie-
go, kt6ry cd dnia 7. Kwietnia
1888 7. piastowaf tn Kolonii
polskiej W P%u}askim, Wis, obo-
wiazki Prze1ozonego Klasztoru 90.
Reformation; pred zgonem
Won s. D. Erazm Sobocinski w
obec zgromadzonych wszystkich
zakonnikow tn zamicszka4ych zda}
Przefozenstwo swe wraz 4 wszv-
stkimi przywllejami Mu nadanyml
ma osobe moja. Uwiadamlajac vice
talk Szanownych Dobrolziej6w
Klasztoru jake i Jego Przyjaci6t o
smutku i bolesci serca naszego,
nadmieniam re, Cd chwili zgonu
S. p. 0. Erazma, stale Urzad Pre-
4ozonega Klasztoru spelniat bede
i dop6ty go ME opuszcze, dop6ki
W}adza Wyzsza W Rzymie %inaczcj
mic rozporzadzi. Nadto d mel
strony do1oze wszelklch s%taran,
ably ~sprowadzit wiecei Ojc6w, kt6-
rzyby brak obccny zastqpid mogIi.
Zatem upraszam, ably odtad wszcl-
kie korespodencye tyczacc sic in
teres6w klasztornych adresowane
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
POdziekOWanie.

Lcza}em chory ma reumatyzm
i potrzebowatem wielu lekarzy, lecz
laden ME by} W stanie mi pom6dz,
ola tego udatem sic do p. Pro-
chowicza W Winonie lego me-
decyna natvchmiast mi pomogla.
Herman Deilke
Winona, MINI.
Przepisy y:
Wlej oko}o }yzeczke cd kawy
tego oleju przeclw reumatyzmowi
W dion ! natrzel mieisca dokucza-
jace zw}aszcza stawy; trzej poty,
p6ki olej ME wsiakn1e W cialo i
powt6rz. Jezeli stawy napuchly,
WEI siurki proszkowatej, posyp
MIA nieprana welna i ob}oz miej-
sea dokuczajace. Uzywaj oleju, jak
powyzej diva razy dziennle, a gdy
Dol ustanie a tylko dziennie.
Setki list6w Cd lu.
dzi, Htorzy zostall W y.
leczeni przez mole | e.
karstw O., W a dcza {
d elnosci teg6z.
Uzywajc:e tego lekarstwa ne
Dol g}owy; uzdrowi was z pewnos
cia. Potrzeicie g}nwe doskonale.
CENA BUTEtKf $l.OO.
Fabrykowane tylko przez
A. PROCHOWICZA
207 East End street, Winoua, MINI
NJ. Kowalewskl, agent. (Nov. %.
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z INV DoISkiCh
w AMERYCE

BUFFALO, N. Y. = Para
FAME sw. W%ojciecha odpra-
wioia teraz co nledzle]a nabo.
zehstwa beg ksiedza, iaS to
czynili rodacy nasi pod zabo-
rem pruskim W tarafiach p!rzez
kulturkampf osleroconych. Spie.
waja piesEi, klekaja i wstawa-
"a, ]akby sic msza sw. odpra-
wiafa; podczas gdy talk dzwo-
MIA jak ma podniesienie, biDa
sig W piersi zegnaja.
POLSCY FARMERZY pod
mlastem Waubay, W Dakocie.
potrzebuja xsiedza. Polskich
familij lest tam 6S, a nadto
Jest 60 familij Niemcow ka-
tolikow. = Kosciof jul tam
mala.
Farmerzy pod Waubay So
dosy6 zamozpi; woda doora !
I zdrowe powietrze. - rs. Bis
kup Martin MART pownedziai
do Kom'tetu kcscielnego, lie
jezliby wiedziell o ksiedzu,
niechaj mu 30 polecq a "a
raz 60 przyjmie. Blizszych
szezeg6i5w mole udzieli6 Sc
kretarz p%arafialny p. M. ".
Reese W Waubay, Day Co.,
Dakota.
CLEVELAND, Ohio.-Drus
81 kosclof tutejszy lrzy je-
ziorze Erie jul ma wiosne ma
bye poswiecony, pewnie
wkrotce tamtej stronie be-
DIE trzeba ! trzeci kosciof
budoWac, DO Jest tam Wlele
fabryk, W pob]izu kt6rych
coraz wiecei Polakow sic o.
siedla. NIektorzy polscy robot
nicy zarabiaia az do so dola-
row Observation-Disclosures poi
skich byio tn pc Nowym ro-
ku CO tydzien 50, lecz ne
stety biesiady czesto kohczy-
~ sic 5ijatyka.
KS. NJ.
dawniejszy proboszcz W Ma
nistee, jest teraz proboszczem
W Gailord, Mich.
= rs. ldzi
Tarasiewlcz, ten san CO to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
LEkARSTWO
Ma kEUM ATYzM,

r h e u m a tlsm o M e n t.
Lekarstwo ME dawno temu wy
nalezione ma wyleczenie reumatyz-
mu przez A | b e Procho O.
W icza W Winona, MINI; i paten-
towane II kwietnia 1888. Jest pc
wnem lekarstwo przeciw bolom reu
m%atycznym kazdego rodzaju W ra-
mionach, przegubiach, kolanach.
kostkach j %wszystklch innych sta
wach cia}a ludzkiego; leczy take
boil gfowy znany pod nazwa ,,sick
headache -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20

= KS. Idzi
TaraslewlcZ, ten san CO to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
porzucif Zmart.

ze wzgarda porzucif Zmart-
wychwstanc6w, jest teraz
asystentem PREY naszym pol.
skim kosciele sw. Jadwigi.-
Piekarz Jan Wierzba i jego
iona Julia ohchodzlli W tych
dniach srebrne wese!e. Rodzl-
ma p. Wierzby W starym kra-
ju mieszka we Wielu ma Ka-
szubach.
W TOLEDO, Ohio, znisz.
czyf ogieh Gala nieruchoma
wfasnosc grocernika p. Gar
necklego.
ECHO ~BUFFALOWSKIE,
powtarzajac komplimenta, ja-
kie mu pa]nefa Lwowska $kra,
W kamieh z%apomniafo o mai.
nlzszym uklonie eleganckieJ
Zsk,y.-Pomagamy vice sla-
be; pamieci Echa i powtarza-
my sfowa Zskry, ktore ono
opusc!1o, dosfownie:
uWada tel Echa j Kukury-
ku, pisze p.Chamski W Lsh7ze-
jest pisanie zanadto rczczoch-
raae, n~:eprzyzwoite, a nierzad-
ko, z ogolnegc stanow,ska bio
rae, n,emoralne. "-Niecbaj to
p. Sadowskiemu bedzle ma
Zdrowie.
ZWRACAMY UWAGE ma
ogfoszenie doktora p. M. P.
Kossakowskiego W Chicago
0 lego zakladzie, W ktorym
nowy kurs sic rozpocznie JUL
81 ]utego. Kobiety, ktore ten
zak1ad zwledzafy, maja repu-
tacya n%iezwykfej zrecznosci j
ma brak zajecia W swym "a
wodzie skarzyG sic ME potrze-
buja.
AGENTEM naszym W Mount
Carmel, Pa, jest p. FIR. Kwlat-
koWski.
w PINE CREEKU, Wis,
teraz salony w niedziele bywaja
zamkniete.
! R CREEK, Wis.,
W piatek, IA futego, prSyby]
do mas nowy ksiadz jake nasz
proboszcz. Jest to ks. Knoll,
brat ks. Krolla z Mendon, CO.
dopiero wyswiecony. " ME
dziele, l6 lutego, odprawi:
pierwsze naboAenstwo. - Da
Boze, ably mu sic tn spodoba
10 j dlugo u mas zostaf. W. R..