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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-15

- ami VINO LOVED HIM 50.
- - c>sppis Fizzlevis and be
1919 4, Ghcnli.h glee.
-skisr Isss = dozen girIs' but none
. sses 81 ! II . them sna fall upon
~; sS-ir trusting hearts about precisely
- / plense-~
IA ~ parlor clock
nd = 1ick took
nnd - e.elight nickered Ion,
- v,IIlnr 80 snd held BIZ hat for ne girl
80 lcse1 hin -
~>~- 80 fvizsled her old gold hair and
n.Irscd ner fodcd face.
|. esns visioa fresh and fair With comely.
-. usssspsesIns SOUR thought he; ''shs
max drcams thns
~ = 40. - = bud = does the careless
Ani ~ psrior clock
nens q Tick took.
A. - gaslieht nickercd lov.
~ ronehou plonned 70 bold tho hand Of the
gin No 1oved hin %
Y 49, - psspsr s:ne arrived he fell upon
v uoris - uishs1 % enphAsize he'd give
bcr han1 . ooucexe;
>ere rs - - sear bis tale % hear % he
20 ihcr e III lore.
y ~ an1 puEo - constant - The stars that
a =: :; 3: e; e: :,:.s
plight nickered Low,
3 MT ". woa The heart Of The girl
y ~ rss., maiden. shs-she
j3 r 2:
-; =: - ;. :. silence az !
4h 49, y p1rior clock
- 4r-(on tick. took.
~ the Raslirht rIekered low.
- <woe1ly smizi did the guiIeless a.
-sne IN vho loved him 50
DsssId vess round and b. ana b. he ,r
- hee Iova
shen thss shs reminded him The ia
s<iIl shone above
1fo Ne cour1 the photograph and tie IL
sogrophs we're brought
~ ne 90 young man threw up The spon
~ - 80 hat he uas caught
A. ~ par4or clock
ucn1 % dirk took
49, ~ gasiirlt t,.ckered low.
|<r gocG1s ~ came and he gave bis 81
- giri uho loved aim %.
Chicago Post
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-15

Instead % paying tho clergyman :
cash fee bridegroom the other day
presented to the divine Who ofliciatcd ;
set 81 vcstmcnss and a. ecclesiastical
ring engraved on the inside 70 con-
."cmorate the occasion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-15
VBOYS' HARD WORK.


~ = 1ouInninR % li{tt
|sse ~ Ilno which u.-,-. ,ros'
IA - Lad i b : biz. - .<s'
"A econe smaller ana ho,, Y
ne dome q day. II Is
- 5erokes strip and the.s.
aar rays light up = 70
Anritable in expansc
y any until It's irrcgs
''''e y iaarked against the
'aen and miles awar.
" Nsn'ei cedars and jack-
k-sreen polia-dot in
~ the grass. while 4
-.' 'a'ekiy growing trees wA Z
..1rs Across the scene marks
4. lneI Of some water cor 1.
-. e breeze to-day an
IN ~ new cool with dew.
kf.s- g 'end and move under
NV y the north = MI. r,.
-nyas cover a.
sal N'son Of : roundup 81 n
|ne~.n:n blue smoke whI.h
|skri; shows NO breakfast = ~
orHant TO the left : hsoh r6r.r.3e
| 80 tA-flr ~ al sorts aul,e from
~ w Y.irlnx calf . sh( 81 Ilt. i
Ifsfs't ~ 'loHiy 70 10 norjv. ". The
81 \. thereof arc fsedirvi they
Ihree boys in hats.
,PuFsei- with cottorII |ndker-
<notted loosely abont \ n .un-
4 neeks and waists a. 81 18th
"a idge-laden belt and IT, y q n lent
-t'Mf- ride slowly 49, cn the
arof the herd. ne,er rin-.
outSo and pointing O. ANNALS
~ ..r direction e. resent !
''Plspose os2Ais ousiI, i 10 {, NJ - the |
sA'ess - and brand the iarked
'-.ses Il b.. collected.
nFandir: Is the most In Dot n: fea-
y eof rznch life II Is the rpose 81 /
!. 'rn oNner TO keep bis cate within
Z ~ limits which limits. however
4. N and grow With his herds these
! passSe called his rang and. icing
but ~ ~. are occupied. na' only ~
'er owners. Essssle q pfFn,p' .. @ss.y
nself has bis brands, K.L
L ! r. etc Ex-Sena.~ ,scy's
md Is triangle o. equal Is en-
sing dot and Is known to the cattle I
ia = the ''triangle-dot- brand.
- brands are on the left or right
9 ~ the animal and owners rights
. further exposition in certain ear
rks- There are divers methods OF y
-marking well known 70 catt,cmcn.
are variously called swallow-fork. Il
ier-crop, under or over-bit, under or
sF-nack. crop. half-crop. etc. The pur-
e o. an ear mark Is greater safety to
ner~ but aside from that. IL i =
'or->2ver 70 thc cowboys Brands are
ncnit OF discernmcnt when cattle arc
Sued into herds. but both ears are
Y pointed forward for inspection as
n - one attracts the animals attcn-
y This enables rider a. he moves
olgh herd searching for tho cattle
: certain brand. - find his animals ,
u ease.
landing goes on all the year round
- often IS an unbranded calf Is .
no Every rider carries - part Of /,
cunt curved iron. not over large or /
'-' Which b. calls his running iron" ,
any time II he discovers an un-
1kei calf he ties ID down. builds a
and brands IL n,
'nr latter spring and earlier summer
- = me epoch for the general
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-15

Whenever any mandatory closes Its
doors IL gives great delight to the thick
and-thin protectionist oagan IL the tel
egraph will only say that the concern
failed because Of the tariff agitation
and the consequent fear OF disastrous
competition from abroad" Tho protec-
tionists raise their hands in holy horror
when they can point TO . case Of this
kind where the british FREQ traders"
ruin American industry. But now Mo-
Kinley. the good tariff doctor himself,
has been giving the wrong kind Of med
icine and some Of his patients are dy-
ing. The smelling establishment Of
Messrs- Bahlbach a Son. Of Newark, N.
j., Is preparing TO move to Mexico to
get free silver lead ores.
Tho late President Arthur. IN HE
second message, said: The present
tariff system IL in many respects unjust
IL makes unequal distributions, both Of
its burden and its benent& ! recon-
mend an enlargement Of tho free list 90
as 70 include within IL the numerous
articles which yield uncomfortable row
enue, . simplincation OF the complex
and inconsistent schedule Of duties upon
certain manufactures, particularly those
OF cotton. iron and steel, and substan.
tial reduction Of the duties upon those
articles, and upon sugar. molasseA silk
wool and wooden gooda.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-19
MsE!..:.. x!sE oE cAsDy! for female di...ssa
TO THE VOTERS OF GEORGIA.

Atlanta, Ga, June Z, 1901
notice correspondent from Hous-
ton county states that all of the
charges against Commissioner Hen
derson are maliciously false. 1 wish
to submit the following for your con-
sideration
l. Is it denied that Henderson
used the patronage of his office to
defeat the bill making this Office
elective by the people?
,. AS to the charge that Hender-
son received part of the inspec-
tors increased salaries for campaign
purposes. Major Wooley, of Car
tersville, with other inspectors,
signed card stating Commissioner
Henderson had not demanded part
OF their salaries when he gave each
of them an increase of $500. Major
Wooley now acknowledges to Colon
ell Tom Lyon, in presence of DR..
Jones, OF Gainesville, that he gave
Commissioner Henderson s125 of
this increased salary. Major Wool
ey was one of his inspectors. Is it
not true that Commissioner Hender-
son, in the past has sent out all over
the state tags to be used on guano
that had never been inspected? Did
he not send them to other persons
than inspectors, and were they not
used on guano that was never in
spected? This can be shown by the
best men in the state.
What does Commissioner Hender-
son know about farming? Was he
not failure as a farmer? Was he
not a failure as business man? Has
he not been a miserable failure as
commissioner? Has he succeeded
at anything that he undertook? As
financier what has he accomplish
ed! If he cannot manage his (our)
businessman he successfully manage
the affairs of this important office?
Has not Georgia taken care of him
for eleven years? He ought to be
able to take care OF himself in this
length of time. II the people will
consult their interest he will be
overwhelmingly defeated in the pri-
marleS. FARMER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-19
Worthy of TruSt.

A tourist climbing up a mountain
side doesn't want small, Timber or
rotten stick. No, he wants a stout
staff that will bear his whole weight.
one that he can lean on in conf.
dence, one that is worthy of trust
and that will uphold him should his
feet slip. So an invalid, in search
of health. They dislike to fall into
the hands OF doctor and be exper.
imented with. They want to use
the proper remedy for thGir ailment
in the condition that it Will make
them we'll. Now there is one rem
edy whose effect is certainty. 1t
has been tried and tested in thous-
ands of instances and has never
once failed. 1t is called Smiths
Tonic Syrup It's principle was dis
covered by the eminent DR.. John
Bull, of Louisville, Ky. 1t is pleas
ant to take, and possesses ali the
good medicinal qualities of quinine
but is free from all its Objectionable
qualities. 1t will cure chilIs and
fever when quinine fails. 1t will
also prevent and cure colds, inhuen
"a, la grippe, etc. It's influence i;
positive, and it is a remedy worthy
of trust.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-19
OIL FROM CORN.

Science is continuing its great
task of increasing the comforts, add
ing to the prosperity, and supplying
the wants OF man.
One of the latest contributions to
our national wealth is the discov-
cry of process tor extracting a
useful oil from corn, or Inoian
maize, as it is properly called. sOur
cotton seed oil has alrer6y, in a con-
siderable degree, supplanted hogs
fat and lard, which is too often dis.
eased +; and it is being used all over
the world, not only as a substitute
tor, but as genuine oil.
The oil OF the maize will be USE
full as a lubricant and as a salad
dressing, leaving to cotton seed oil
the demand it is already supplying.
This oil is pale yellow, and a
trihe thicker than cotton seed or
olive oil. 1t is extracted from the
kernel Of the maize. Corn will
yield in oil 3 Is per centum of its
weight.
This discovery may prove boon
to the farmers of Kansas and west
ern states.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-19
A STRANGE STORY.

Physicians, including Drs. Cilley
and Freeman, Of Phillippi, W. Va,
White of Washington, Doremus of
New York, and Hardesley of West
Virginia, are at Phillippi, w. Va,
investigating the remarkable discov-
cries ofan old German farmer, G. w.
Hamrick, who lives in a house just
outside of town.
Here Mr.. Hamrick has existed
for years, and until last week no
one ever knew why he always kept
his place closed
1t has been discoved that the old
fVe-room log hut is full of curiosi-
ties. 1t is full of mummies, both of
brutes and human beings.
In this house lie the bodies of
two adults, natural almost as in life,
every particle of skin exposed to
the air. The blood, brains and
vlscera remaining in the veins and
arteries are blue and black and
stand out as clear and natural as
when these people lived and walked
and knew the passions and emotions
of beings. The finger and toe nails
show the pink flesh of lite, and on
the cheek of one, died of consump-
ton, the scarlet mark of that dis
ease has remained clear and distinct
for two years exposed to the air
without decay or odor.
These bodies have lain in this
mans house just above his bed
room. His process is a discovery of
his own.
In the door that leads to his bed
room huge white cat sits guard,
its tongue undecayed, lolling out
as if it were about to lap milk.
For four years that cat has been
the sole guard Of that lonesome door.
On the mantel, in the attitude of
listening, is a young deer. Rab-
bits, pigs, squire els, chickens and
even calf are to be seen-all as
natural as life and all preserved by
this wonderful secret.
Mr.. Hamrick claims that in an
hour he can prepare body without
making an incision of any sort, or
removing any part of the body, so
that it may be taken around the
world without ice or arsenical fluids.
These two bodies, which lie in
modest state IN this humble house
have turned parchment color with
the hurrying of time, and the eyes
have become much sunken.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-19

Here is story from real life that
would furnish an interesting plot
for a novel. Sir Edwin Arnold,
who recently spent some months in
Japan to prepare companion poem
to his Light of ASIA" not only
found the data he was in search of,
but also his long lost son. The lat
ter had been trained for the British
navy, but failed and runaway to
Australia, where he fell in love and
married. This romantic story is
further enhanced by the part the
young mans sister played in it. She
secured boat and interpreter and
pluckily set out into the harbor
hailing every vessel until she came
upon an English captain who knew
her brother, who was third mate on
& tramp steamer. She found him
out, and when Sir Edwin Arnold
arrived touching reunion took
place.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-19

Senator Voorhees, in late speech
in the United States senate put il
thus;
"The prosperity of huge corpora
tlons, the accumulation OF vast Tor
tunes in the hands Of a few, the
swollen bank accounts of trusts.
syndicates and protected manufac-
turers, are,no more evidence of a
peoples wholesome growth and
greatness than were the riches of
Dives when he refused a crumb of
bread to Lazarus, nor than the i'll
gotten possessions Of the Scribes
and Pharisees who devoured widows
houses and made long prayers in
the days of our Saviour on earth.
The only genuine strength, progress
and glory of nation must arise
from the increasing value of its ag-
ricultural lands, and in the yearly
incomes and substantial gains of its
laboring people, thereby, as a con-
sequence securing their content
ment and happiness.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-19

Poor little child. She don't eat
we'll, she don't sleep we'll. she don't
look we'll. She needs DIR. Bulls
Worm Destroyers. Papa, get her a
box.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-19
ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT,

MARIETTA JOURNAL IS THE
Official Organ of the Farmers Alliance
Of Cobb County.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-19

had calls for twelve bottles of
Smiths Tonic Syrup one day before
noon. There is no chill and fever
medicine that gives such satistac-
TOM. A. Harwood, Corinth,
Miss.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-19

DE WITS LITTLE EARLY RISERS
are little pill that do not grippe or cause
pain. Small, easy to take, safe. Sold by
H. NJ Hallmett.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11
W / r d

Najwieksza jednak ucieche,
a pewnie l nabozehstwo!! W
da,u swiatecznym i modlitwy
maja amerykanscy zfodzieje i
rabusie. = Bo prosze pahstwa:
W Cincinnati welding urzedo-
wego raportu q roku panskie-
go 10000 L~istopada wyda-
no W powiatowem wiezieniu
na to nabozenstwo: 10 gallo
now ostryg. 220 zajacy, kiIka
carney konfrur, niezliczona l.
lose seller i ma sic rozum'eG,
historycznych pdykow. Umar-
tw1enia byio wiele - an. slo,
wa! Mech lyle amerykahskie
mlfoslerdzle!!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11

Radosna uowiua, kt6ra wszyst-
kich katolicko-polskich G6rnoszlq-
zakow ucieszy, dochodzi z Wroc-
}awia. Otto Na1przew. Ksiaze-Bis-
kup, dr.. Kopp, ro~zporzadzif, ably
W konwlkcle, gdzie sic ma kslezy
ksztafca, czonot k p o | :
s klej mowy tych teolog6w,
ktorzy wyswieceni ma ksiezy, ma
ja zostac ustanowieni w czysto
polskich Tub tez parafach z mic
szana %ludnoscla Nauki jezy k a
oil Is k lego bedzie udziela} "a
zgodq krolewskiego kolegium szkol-
nego wyzszy nauczyclel przy
glmnazyum sw. MacieJa, p. dr..
Jarochowskl. Rzadko iaka wiado.
nose u~cleszy4a ukontentowa}a
wszystklch neutrality-suspicious. Cor
n~oszlazakow tax, jak ninlejsza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11
AZ HAA9Z UBe

z glmuazyum W Wejherowie
W okregu gdanskim wydalono pc
dobno kilku student6w polak6w z
wyzszycn klas, jake podejrzanych
o nalezenie do taJnego stowarzy-
szenia. ,,Kur. Pol" opatruje te
wiadcmosc nastepujacym komen :
tarzem: % lie nam wiadomo, scho-
dzi}a sic polska m4odz'ez gimna-
zyalna W Welherowle ma wsp6lna
prywatna nauke jezvka olczystego,
ktory W szkofach wcale ME Jest
wyk}adany, 1 zakupywa}a "a sklad-
kowe plen1adze kslqzki polsk1e. To
by1o Gala ich zbrodnia"'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11
PHACCIE "a WIARUSA
L kraSOm0WstWa
..Zgodv''.

Juz ma naszym bozym sw1e-
Gle lie tax ME jest, jak sic czgsto
zdaje, a chociaz atmostera cd pew
nego czasu ME doplsuje, mlmo
to dzlen "a dniem upfywa dosyc
skfadnie.
Bye moze, re do naszej po-
ciechy zimowel przyczynlaja sic
wlele pisma polskie. Stodza one
nasz zywot tu}aczy, pokrzepiala
ducha slowem a cla1o ogfoszenia-
MI browarowem1, OF czego vie
ceJ potrzeba do szczescia.
w prawdzie Jest ono zbyt
ciezkie, tax re koia zatamuja Sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11
Mikulczyce. Podczas k

Mi&ulczyce. Podczas kledy
ma}zonkowle Czapla ma rynku W
Zabrzu p}aclli "a SWINE, zos.a}a
ostatnia z woza skradziona. Pred
krotklm czasem wykryto z}odzleja,
kt6ry swinie u slebie W domu "a.
mkleta trzymai. Pochodzi on po-
dobno re Starego Zakrza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11
LeSnica. %Zatrudnlon,

LeSnica. Zatrudnlony w Gu
krownl, Rozwadze, robotnlk Ema,
nuel Szynowski odebra} Cd kupca
przybyfy 26O,25 m. z. poleceniem
oddanla tel sunny cukrowni W
4ozwadze. Sumo te robotnik S.
przeja}, "a CO zostal ma 6 mieslecy
wlezienia s~kazany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11
Szlask.

Cd Tarmowskich Cor. Hutnik
Musialik ~przejechany i La mlejscu
zabity %zosta}, gdy przechodzl} przez
szyny kolejowe miedzy Tarn. Go
rami a Friedrlchshuta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11

Cd Mysto,oic. RobotniK Gutel-
ka y Kostowa chciaf w poblizu
Brzezinkl precise przez szyny ko-
lejowe, gby poc,ag Cd Oswiecimia
nadchodzil. Me zdazyt jednak,
pad} ma szynach i poc,ag przeje-
chat MI przez oble nogi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11
A~merykahskie swieto
THANK GIVZNG-DA

o czem tylko Henryk Nv,
krol francuzki, marzyt, to
ziszcza sic W Ameryce, choc
ME co nledziele, ale przyna]-
mnie1 raz do roku W Amery
kanskie swieto. tn W ten
dzlen kazdy obywatel Stan5w
ZjednoczonYch, ma oredzie pre-
zydenta, ma ]ezeli iuz ME in
dyka, to przynajmniej ges,
Saczke = Tub wreszcle histo-
ryczna kure W garnku. - Ma
Wet nasi czarnl wspolobywate-
lie ~u2Ywaia tel rozkoszy i ma
ka2dy kure " garnku, a choG
ME swo]a wiasna, to przynaj
mnie] cudza!
Szczesllwy narod!! Ma 20
dziekowanle "a odebrane do
brodziejstwa blje ma oftarzu
swych bogow katakomby in.
dykow. gesi, kaczek i kur.
Ten dzlen, przep;sany urzedo,
wo przez Prezydenta, ma bye
dnlem modlitwy i umartwie
MIA! Czy Amerykan;e bardzo
sic modla w ten dzieh, zare-
czyc ME moge - ale "a to
umartwienie kazdy praktyku-
je, luz to W formle bolesnei
-niestrawnoscl pc spozyciu thu
astegQ inayka re selerami. iuz
&C. Wabolu gfowy pc przy-
i2AtEma .szmermelu! W tym
S&RaAsk MARQahtsyy, jezeli prawdzi-
wy ESaaaIh sic modli, to
wedIseg So i 'p ! { uyzonych
W JeroaeAhEsy' zsG~;lgekuje
CT o Bo&eS I &asAhaeny
>aiarze stem SSk
iak tie fossakN,s AfSN$
mi indyKSSanN%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11
mowii pc niem'ecku. = P.
Prener, nadrenczyk, lest well

r.
Preuer, nadrehczyk, jest wiel-
kim przyiaclelem Polakow i
dobroczYnca polskiego kosclo
la. Jest on jeden z fundato.
row naszego kosclofa, a cd
zafozenia, az do dis jest gor-
liwym czlonkiem polskle] pa
rafi. W swej movie wyfozyf
z wielka znaiomoscia rzeczy
to wszystko, co polacy uczy-
Mill ola Kosclofa i ola Euro.
py. Podz'wiallsmy wszyscy,
jak on, cho6 niemiec, INA do
skonale nasza historya. Zalste
: Tile leden polak mogiby
is6 do niego W nauke. P. Pre-
uer jest osoblstoscia nader
sympatyczna - dobry kato'
lik i bardzo dobroczynny Ola
naszego kosciofa. W. ks. pro-
boszcz i p. Kosak po%dzieko,
wall mu W Jezyku niemlecklm
"a lego piekna move i sym
patya do polsklego narodu,
Pc tenn bawiono sic poga-
danka, ktora przeplatano ma
rodoweml piesnlaml. Szczegol-
ME W tym wzglejzie odzna
czyI sic obywatel p. Mlcha-
towski, byfy powstaniec 2 ro-
ku Is a Ii mas znapy pod
nazwiskiem: ,,Kosinier."
Tu jeszcze nadmleniG wy
pada, 2e W kosclele naszym
odsfonieto diva pieKne olejne
obrazy W wielklm oftarzu. -
Sa one %wprawione W w1elkim
oftarzu leden "a druglm. J-
den Jest stale przymocowany,
"a drugi urzadzony z maszy.
nerya do %spuszczania lub pod
nleslenla. MaDa one kaAdy 9
stop wysok,sc, I 4 stopy SEE
rokosci; a przedstaw'aja: ie-
den Sw. Stanlstawa B. M. Pa
trona naszego koscloia, a dru-
81 Pana Jezusa ma krzyzu z
duszaml W czysciu u dofu.
ObrazY tie malowaf W Krako-
VIE p. Woiciech Eliasz, ar
tYsta, m.larz przedm,otow re-
ligDnych a przywiozl je ze
soba nasz ". ks. Proboszcz
z powrotem z podrozy do kra
Ju. Obrazy SO bardzo piekne
n'eposIedniey artystyczne,
wartoscl. Wielu JUL znawcow
ang'elskich odwiedzia1o kos
clof, ably ogladat obrazy pol
SIX ego pedzla p. Eliasza, a
"szyscy mleh tylko wyraz
pochwa1y. Juz to p. El'asz
kilka kosciofow W Ameryce:
W Lemont Bloosburgu =
przyozdobif swoim artystycz
nym pedz!em. Warto, ably W
razle potrzeby lnne polskie
kosclofy zam6wity u niego O.
bray. Ola mas polakow W
Cincinnati .ma;a te obrazy TEN
w'eksza wartosc, he je poswie
Gil W swej kaplicy dnia 4
wrzesnia sam ksiaze Blskup
krakowskl = Kardynai A
Duna)ewski. To tel ma wiecz-
ma rzeczy pamiatke = .]ego |,
mle, aazwlsko i gotnosci wy.
plsano u spodu kazdego obra-
zu. Obcaz Sw. Stanisfawa
spraw'Iy bractwa Sw. Stani
sfawa ! S. S. Aniolow Stro
low : Ia szc>egoln'eisza l.
nicyatywa p. p. j. Scherra :
Preuera | B. Wtoszczynskie.
go; zas obraz uk'zyzowanego
Paua Jezusa sprawl wiasuym
koszteln p. Wncenty C<aj-
kowskl, )eden 2 fundator6w
naszego koscio1a a dis CA
sowo zamieszku1acy W Buga-
10. la co mu sic tuta] = ia.
ko towarzy stwom skfada pu-
bliczne podzlekowanie.
PtACClE "a WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11
j aarodowa piesn: ,,Bo1e cos
Polske."

Polske."
TAX sic z~akonczyf obchod
listopadowy W kosciele ma.
Sym. W nabozenstwie tenn
brazil udziaf wszvscy cztonko.
vie Grupy Zwlazkowe) Kos
cluszko", Gale bractwo kosciel-
ne Sw. Stanisfawa W swych
szarfach l oznakach, do ktore-
go to bractwa i wlekszy czesG
zwiazko wych nalezy, jake i
reszta polskiej kolonii. Me ma
10 take i niemcow, przylac'ol
polski, braio udzlaf w nasze]
uroczystosci. Kosciotek nasz
pleknie rzeslsto oswietlony,
byt peien wleczorem narodu.
Pc nabozenstwle udall sic
czfonkow vie Zwiazku. jake i
zaproszeni gosc'e do hall zwlaz-
kowej p. Edwarda Czerwln-
skiego ma posiedzenie. Prey
dent grupv p. Ellasz zagalf
posiedzenie i wezwaf ma pierw.
szego m5wce W. ks. probosz-
GA. Nova W. ks. pro1oszcza
tchnefa duchem mitosci i po-
l4dnania. Dz'ekuJac bracl "a
TAX llczuy udziaf W napozen-
>twle i tel gorllwosci W uczcze-
n'u pam,atek narodowych,
"zywai do )ednoscl, do obo-
polnej mlfoscl a szczeg6lnie
do wyrozumiafeJ clerpllwosci.
,,Zwiazek N. P, mowl1, tax
lak sic W konstytucyi swej
przedsta VIA, jest instytucya
tobra, chwalebua korzys1na.
lie zas ME wszystko W MIN
sic tax dzleje, )ak sic dzlac
powlnno, i jak konstytucya
przeplsu]e - to ME wasza WI
na. IL uaczelnictwo Zwlazku,
a szczegolnle t. o.. gfowa ME
NIFTY cd dwoch lat wydaje ga
pach, "a 10 ME mole ami kon.
stytucya, ami wy. Tylko Ger
pllwoscl! Zle samo upaduie,
c'ezarem swego zfego pfodu.
Plewy wiatr roznlesie, zlarno
zostanie. ,,Dluzej klasztora,
niz przeora." ZwaliG ziego
przeora to wasza rzecz. -
Klasztor wan zosuauie, lubo
zdezelowany, ale caly; nouy
zas przeor lepiej, gorliwiei /
patryotyczniej wyw1aze sic z
potozonego W MIN przez was
zaufania."
Drug'm mowca byf obywa.
tel p. Kosak, by1y delegat ma
sem ostatnl. lego nova
tchnefa patryctyzmem, dosko.
n*ia znaiomoscia stosuukow e.
mgracylnych i szczera checla
uobra ola Zwlazku. Lecz l on
ule tail byna]mniej ztego. kt6-
re zreszta kazdy wldzi l czu-
ie. | on przyznaf:: ne cos
smierdzl W pahstwle Dun
skiem." [ on podzielaf zdanla
poprzedp'ego mowcy. Szczeg6l-
ME zas pofozyi nacisk ma to,
lie Zwlazek N. P. mia sic z
swolm gfownym ceIem. Hasa
%posmlertna - to tylko doda
TEX = wcale podrzedny eel
Zwiazku = gdy2 gdyby tylko
nam 0 posmlertne chodzilo -
many ku temu zakfady ka.
tollckie, ktore daleko wie&sza
pfaca premia. Tymczasem ka-
sa poslniertna = to )edyny
wyraz, ]edyny dis eel Zwiaz-
ku; naJgi6 w%n1ejsze zas cele
konstytucya wytkniete, leza
odiog1em W cafkowitem zapo-
mlleniu. Co zroblf Zwlazek
n. P. pr6cz wypfacania po-
s'niertnego, ma ktore wszyscy
grosz nasz nlcslemy? Go zrobif
Cenzor cd dwoch lat, a szcze-
golnie, Cd kiedy zostal urzedni-
KEN amerykahskim? (Wogole
spytac by MONA: co Cenzor
yioJ,,L ,o;, - lL