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an vide wild her jest like done yistidy.
but amt .gwine gin er cent ter sem no
hlgh-headed preacher way of yander ter
'suade folks dat doan' know whut trouble ia
ter think like we does an fear de debil de
same ez we does. Mon hat de happiness
de fear dat de debil would git me. De
white folks tole me ter look out fur de
debil, an de Niger preacher tole me ter
look out fur him, an at night when de
thunder roared an de lightnin' glared,
ulster think de debil dun
leck one night wuz so skeered crept in
mammy's bed an begged her not ter let me
be tuck or way. Nanny. she say: Hush,
little dear, dar amt nothin' gwine git you.
De Sabiour say He Tub little children an
He woan' let nobody take you an run err
den she sung me or sweet song, an Want
skeered, an ricolleck dat she KEEP on q
kissin' me an gunter cry ober me, an den
I drapped off ter sleep, an de naixt mornin'
wen I woke up she wuz gone-de white
folks dun sold her. But she tole old Uncle
Jerry ter tell me neber ter be or feered, dat
de Sabiour gwine look after me. So now,
bruder Buxton, amt gwine gin no money
ter sem or preacher way ober yander ter tell
dem little chillum dat de debil gwine git
'em eft da doan' look OUT
"Bruder Markham" said the preacher.
dds yere bruder doan' know his duty. An
femme tell yc' ven er pusson doan' know
his duty. de q say make him know it.
De Lawd ga I 'em ter come in. So 1t is
now our duty ,r pei dis pusson tor come
in. He got ILL. tents in his pocket, an it
is our duty ter take it or way frum him in
his ignunoe, an SEN it ter de heavum.
Grab him..
They seized old Bowles and took fifty
cents from him. He said nothing, but,
bowling to the congregation, Withdrew.
An election came of the next day, and
Bowles was selected az a justice of the
peace, having long been a candidate and
having carefully canvased the field. Short
~ after he was installed Rev. Mr.. Buxton
and Brother Markham we're arrested.
When they had been arraigned before
Justice Bowles the preacher furiously de-
manded an explanation.
"Oh. you'se bot come ter de right place
per, swore out by de iedge. which Is myself,
wild robbery"
II doan't understan' you, sah," the
preacher exclaimed.
dat doan' make no diffunce. It amt
fur de prisoner ter undsrstan' de ledge; but
fur de jedge ter understan' de prisoner. Ez
in dis case de oou't is de jedge, prosectin'
'torney an de jury, it is my duty ter say dat
you is hereby sentenced ter six munts in
Jail, an dat eff you try ter take erpeal, I'll
make de sentence one year. De law say dat
wen or man doan't understan' his duty,
you got ter pei him. Take charge o. deze
we're prisoners, Mr.. Constable"
ORE P. READ.
Copyright,
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THE TABLES ARE TURNED.
Brother Buxton Undertakes By
Force to Show the Line Of
Duty.
He Was Bent on Raising Some
Money for Foreign Mission
ary Purposes.
Mr.. Justice Bowles Was Constrained "a
Give something-Revenge Came
Soon and Hard.
Written for The SUNDAY IxDEprsDExr.l

Written for The SUNDAY INDEPENDENT.]
Rev. Anthony Buxton, the old negro, who,
during the visit of a colored delegation to
The White House, astonished every one by
demanding that the president should join
him in prayer, is the pastor Of the Bushy
Greek meeting house. He is an exceedingly
|stlrdy old fellow, and is so vigorous Of body
Y hat one of his ''howdy- do slaps, such al
|bne often bestows upon the shoulder Of q
Friend, has been known to knock a brother
Lii the bench and crsate CONSERVATION
:mong the mourners. The old man has
been SO successful in every work that he
las undertaken, that recently he decided to
10 something in the way of foreign mis-
ions, ever hazardous undertaking among
he negroes, and thereby, with the newly
cquired fame, place himself at the head Of
conference and then run things pretty
auch his own way.
"Bruders an sisters said Rev. Mr.. Bux-
IN. just before he had given out his text
,st Sunday, "befo' enters into de mercies
n de illusions O. dis yere 'portant ques-
on, I wanter tell you bout some folks or
ong ways frum yere dat is mighty in need
de help O. de human family. Oar is or
hole nation o. folks livin' way over yander
b de heather Lam dat neber thinks o. goin'
Pr church, Gaze why? Da amt got no
aurch ter 20 ter. 'Sted O. yereln' de hal
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HIS FIRST $1,000.

Emory StOrrs Believed q Young Man
Should Spend it In Travel.
While Luther Latin Mills was going
through some old papers the other day he
found very interesting document from the
pen of the lamented Emory A. storrs,
which is reproduced below, says the Chicago
Evening News.
II do not know exactly what called forth
these utterances from MIR. Storrs," said Mr..
Mills, "but apprehend that they were in
reply to some young man who wrote the
brilliant lawyer for advice as to the best
way of investing sum of money which he
had in his possession"
The manuscript is as follows:
"There are several answers to your ques-
ton:
"One boy takes his $1,000, spends il
either in foreign travel or in the cultivation
and improvement of his mind and manners
at home. At the age of 81, if he is consis-
tent in his course, he has laid the founda-
ton for long career of usefulness and
honor, and whatever at his death. his bank
account may be, he has achieved something
for the good of mankind for which the
high spirit, the clear head, the sharp intel
lectual discrimination between right and
wrong which his travel, culture and educa-
tion has given him, is a capital as much
better than bank stock as gold is better
than brass. No reverses Of fortune can
rob him of it. It Is his and his children g
forever.
"Ihe other boy lays up his $1,000; he
doubles it, he triples it. What of it?
What kind Of q man is he at the age of 81?
The mere money-Retter is the sorriest
spectacle on Gods green earth. Leisure is
dreadful to him. He leaves nothing behind
waste. The glory of this world is not in
corner lots nor bank stocks. No great
man whom the world to-day reverencSs is
remembered because he was rich. The
saddest spectacle ON this earth is that of a
man dying on his pile of greenbacks. which
are counting his coin even as the breath
escapes from his body.
But suppose that your saving boy loses
his stock; suppose as often happens. through
no fault of his, values are melted away,
where is he then9 A bankrupt, hopelessly
and irretrievably ruined.
marry? answer that the man of cultured
mind and that broad and liberal spirit which
travel and education give cares bat little
about it. II the father desires to sell his
daughter. that is his business-and his
daughter 8. She may start by marrying the
compound interest chap in . palace, but
statistics show that in 50 cases out of 100
she will wind up in howell. This father of
his daughter can take his choice.
FINALLY, no man recognizes the worth,
value and splendor of strong native bust
ness genius half AZ much as educated men.
Don't despise it nor underfate it. 1t will
always help you. II will never hurt you.
Stock and cash corner lots are we'll, but
they are not all that there is Of this world.
nor nearly all. Our great men have lived
without them and died without them, but
the world loves them still. CrHsus was
very rich, but the generations of 5000 years
have despised him. Socrates Vas wretch
eddy poor, but for 1000 years the world has
loved him. You buy and cell cattle, and
are at liberty 70 do 20. because of that be
thought 1000 years ago."
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Currled 4 Bear.

A stalwart Hungarian. who had been in
this country but few days, applied ii
Schenley park on Saturday for employment
and ran against some jokers, says the Pitts.
burg Dispatch. They gravely told him that
the position vacant was that of hostler to
the bear, which is now quite chunk of an
animal. He was Furnished with q currv-
comb and brush and sent in to FIX up bruin.
Neither Hun nor bear ainched from the en-,
counter. The bear enjoyed being scratched
with curry-comb and showed Il
by rolling in the dirt a. fast as he vae
cleaned. He also evinccd his appreciation,
by playfuily clawing his valet, and nv tba
time the latter had completed his lob he
had no clothes on worth mentionino' En-
jokers had to buy the Hungarian q new suit
of clothes, and being unable to furnish hin,
with situation, the city having made No
provisions for hear-keeper, they made M
a purse as an acknowledgment Of his niucf
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many mean men in my time-I has
)men dat would snatch er hunk o. liver
|ky frum er starvin' dog an fling it er
jes' ter yere de po' dog howl, but /
befo' seed eZ mean er man ez yo'se'f
doan kere whut you've seed an whut
int seed" Bowles rejoined, ''but you
tgwlne git NO nickel outen me-"
right, sab. You will 90 to torment
ter burnin' er thousand years you win
at de big clock on de furnace am den
see dat it amt one O'Clock. Hew do
E'speck like dat hit yous''
pts all right. Eff de Lawd wanter sem
z KANT buy myself off wild er nickel,
bw. look yere. Bruder Bowles.'' said
teacher, stepping down from the pull
Use got too much intrus in Won ter
"a 'stroy yo' salvation disser way; am
FER yo' own good rss gwine make YOU
;em heathens."
t.s , all right Ugh = ), Say how launs dem
thousan' years." the preacher an
All, eff OATS de case da amt ewine
befo' mornin'. Come roun' and see
morrer."
sab, ] wants yer ter set de GOOD
right now. .Doan' say you amt GOT
Fney case WHARF dat fifty cents Won
pit for cleaning ont dat we'll?
OK yere, man, does you reckon rse
roun' the neighborhood er riskin' NV
cieanin out wells an den gin de
ter yoa 2"
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"You won't DO Rinin' it Ter me; you b
ginin' it ter de LaWd."
DE LAwd amt axed me fur it."
Yas, He axes You through me-"
How know dat p
uEsYou knows it Gaze I tells You so.''
"Humph, dat amt NO sho sign. You tole
me dat you gwine bring dat bride back dat
You borrid frum me, but amt seed. il yit. y
Look yere. backslider, did you come
yere ter insult or sarvent o de LAwd? Did
you come yere to fling contemp' on de
speret and de bride say come? Did you
yere ez or agent o dc ire dat amt quenohed
an dc worm dat amt dead yit2''
- No, sir; didn't come yere fur all dat.
dat dun run squar or gin or tax collector.
doan mine ginin money TO the pol will
60 down we're ON de bayou Wild you 'mong
dem hat necked Niger chillun an turn
20 ober yander whar POI ole Aunt lilly il
er 1atchin' ober dat chile dat,s got de- feher
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utah O. de Christian pussen, an de sinner
ans groan fur help at de mourners'
nch, deze folks hunts an fishes on de
bbaf. In dat awful country the little
|illun', stead O. yerein' de techin' story
de holy men dat blowed de rams hon
den seed de walls O. Jerico come or
lmblin' down, de lays roun' widout no
'hss De on oh ill., vhijs Is in oiS dis 'ou D.
'ssed nickels fur de good ode preacher,
re po' chillun is or finingin' mud at one
der an is caperin' high in dar satan
nted glee. Must SIGH a proceedin' go on
!deze bright days O de Lawd? say no,
mustn't: But how we gwine stop it? I'll
you. we gwine sem good preachers
pr dar an hep dem folks ter 'fes 'ligion,
Pc how, But how we -gwine SEN de
line raise or whole lot O. money an den
tgood men kin go, but you better blebe
KANT 20 widout money. Now, want all
lbs ter fling in er little suthin'. Bruder
rkham, you tote de hat roun' de congre-
iion."
Nd Sylvester Bowles arose and said: 81
y gwlne to give no money ter SIGH or
llshness ez dis yere. Eff dem men you
or bout wanter go feeshin' Wv it amt
le O my business. It amt fur me ter go
interfere wild dar erfairs. De possuis
ut feeshin' an da cotch feesh, too. Ant
dem chillun dat amt DOM nobody no
m wanter waller an joy dase'fs, Wv !
let 'em go er head. Dem folks is lest
much de chillun o. de Lawd ez we is.
r. bit en- grain, an wen de Lawd saw:
re. stop dat foolishness,' da gwine STOP.
tell He do say fur 'em ter stop, Wv Il
none o. my place ter come mixin' up
ie erfair. Da all peers ter be hap
not knowin' dat ole Satan is after 'em,
femme tell you whut's or faok, how does
know dat he is? You wants ter raise
iey ernuf ter sem preachers ober dar to
EN- dat lessen dey do ez de folks ober
say do, da is gwine to be damned.
:, KANT say dat da Rwine be damned
mo- den We is. Iyere tell dat da doan
At one nuther. but You KANT say dat er-
de folks in dis yere country. ,Da doan
up no trusts-da amt got no corners on
srmelons. Da doan tell you dat er boss
da jest let you hab amt mon TO- wear
hnd de naixt day you fine out dat he
mighty nig h dead wild age. amt
le gin er cent"
ae preacher was SO astounded that it
some time before he could reply. Bnt
sountenance, at first lifted into aston
lent. soon drew down in contempt.
fader Bowles," said he, II has seed or
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NV YoRK. Aug. a0.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following chapees: Re-
serve increase, 4l.s76,506. The banks nov
hold $50. $40 lees than the requirements of
Is per cent rule. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
Z LISTU Y. MAJERA.

Goseta Polska w Chicago po-
dale dfugi list Wiel. x. Domini.
ka Majera z St. Paul, kt6rego
p~owtarzamy ustep potwiedzgjacy,
IL Cenzor Zwiaszku Mar. Polski
jest czyli farmazynem:
go sic tyczy owego pas
portu masonskiego, to nawet po-
wien jak wyglada4 ma dw a
-Sk}adaf sic we troje, W srodko-
wen polu fotografia Gryglasze-
wskiego, a ma pobocznych
oplsanie jego osoby.-A zreszta
byli tam i inni co ten passport o.
gladali. Klam MONA zadaG kazde.
mu chocby najuczciwszemu clio
wicklow nawet, ale udowodnit ten
khan to lima lzecz. - Ably zas
zwiazkowi ME sadzili, re bezpod-
stawnie zarzucam Cenzorowi bfedy,
prosze go wicc publicznie, ably O.
znaczy4 czas, wybraf sobie Swlad-
k6w i z tyml puyby} do mnie, a
ia bede sfuzyf dowodami ma to
wszystko com mu kiedykolwiek
zarzuca}, a j kopiami list6w, ma
kt6re kiedykolwiek powo-
1ywafem sic i swiadkami co ory-
ginalne owe llsty czytali, i wska-
ze droge, gdzie tie listy sic znai-
LULA. = Mnie sic zdaje, re to
dosyG wyrazna / otwarta propo-
zycya i spodziewam sic, re ja pan
Cenzor przyjmie, przez co bedzie
miat otwartq droge dc bronienia
swej nlewinnosci, tax co do kato-
licyzmu jake tez i masonstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06

NAJPRZ. KS. BISKUP Mar
ty wyda} ksiazke do nabozehstwa
W movie Siouxow, do kt6rej ma
p%oczatku d~o}aczone So takze piesni
koScielne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
Podziekowanie.
Chicago, 81 stycznla 90 T..

Chicago, 81 stycznla 90 I.
ia nizej podplsany oznajmlam
%publicznie mojq wielka wdziecz-
nose ola PAM DR.. Stobieckiej, pc.
niewaz wyleczy4a mnie i syna me-
go 2 choroby 6cz. Juz Cd d4uzsze-
so czasu chorowalismy ma zapale-
ME, rome uzywane lekarstwa byfy
bez zadnego skutku. Pc wp4ywie
dwdch mlesiecy kuracyi II PAM
DR.. Stobleckiej zostalem ia i syn
zupelnie wyleczonym. To co tn pi-
sze, jest prawdq, "a co recze mo-
jem sumieniem.
august Mkram
2G Julian Str.
Chicago Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06

ME ma miejsce, a wszyscy opowia.
daja jedne i te sama HISTORIC, re
szukajac piracy zdarll obuwie, a
jednak zatrudnienia ME z%nalezli,
chociazby chetnle pracowali i re
oni i ich famille ma najwieksza ne.
dze So wystawieni. Ostrzegamy vice
rodakow, aby obecnie do Chicago nae
przUe:dzaH.
w STANIE WISCONSIN,
pod}ug najnowszej Catholic Directory
ma 1890, mieszka $4,000 katolik6w,
znajduje SIG 7Ol ksiezy, 437 kos.
ciofow katcllckich oraz 176 STACEY
mlsyjnych i 36 kaplic.
STAN ZDROWIA KS. Arcy-
biskupa K. Heiss, podlug wiado.
mosci z La Crosse znacznle sic
polepszy}. Najprz. Arcybiskup CO.
dziennie o%dpraw1a msza sw.
NAJPRZ. KS. BISKUP Mar
ty wyda} ksiazke do nabozenstwa
W movie Siouxow, do kt6rej ma
poczatku do}aczone So takze piesni
koscielne.
LA CROSSE, Wis., Ks. Bis
kup wyswieclf subdyakona A. Kro-
a ma dyakona.
Il POWODU OSTREJ KRY-
TYKI re strony prasy wskutek cd.
kryc W procesie wadowickim, ge-
neralne agencyc wiedehskie Poi
nocnoniemieckiego Lloyda i Ham
burskiej llnii parowcowej zamkne-
}y swe biura i zerwa4y kontrakt z
Austrya, pod}ug kt6rego przewozl-
}y psczte austryacka do i z Anne
ryki. z powodu tego spodzlewac
sic MONA, IL odtad przez niejakis
CA o wlele mniej ludu z Galicyi
do Ameryki emigrowaG bedzle, co
i ola Galicyan i ola Ameryki ma
korzysc wyjdzie (KW. Pol.)
NEW YORK. Niezwykle cie-
pie powietrze wpfyne}o fatalnie
ma bieg interesow kotre ubieg-
gfym tygo dniu znacznie sic po-
gorszy4y. w dziele fabrykacyi
sukna i sukieh jest zupelny zost6j
z powodu tru dnego z kalektowa-
MIA nalezytosci. Jedynie wiekszy
anizeli zazwyczai jest odbyt ma
ma terya} budowalny.
MYDkO BADGERA najlep-
SIZE pytaJcie o ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
Is q |
PLAN JAZDY.
NASZYCH KOLEI.

Chicago, Milw. S. Paul
w strong schodu- Odchodzi.
Chicago eXpr., codzien 6.37 rane
Chicago expr., codzieh 11,06 noca
chicago expires 1886 rane
Pociag pecztowy ga
w strong zach du. Odchodzi.
Chicago expires, codzieh 1902 a
Chicago expr., eodzien 3.59 rano
Chicago eXpr. 7.37 wiecz
Poeiag pocztowy 1903 o5iad
Wabasha Division.
Przesadanie do Zumbroty 200 obiad
Chippewa Valley Division.
2 Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pocieg pasazerski 1.so obiad
Przesiadanie do Menomease Il. Is obiad
Green Bay -Winona & S. p.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pociag r'asazerski sos pc ob.-9.05 rano
Pociag %frachtowy 7.30 wiecz.-6 o5 a n
Chicago Burlington & N.
Przybycie wyjazd pocieg6w.
z Chicago (krom niedzielD II .35przed OBJ.
Z Chicago i St. Louis (odzieh) 4.1o rano
z Minn.-St. Paul (bez niedz 11.35 obi.
" CodZien 1.25 nocs
Dc Chicago (krom niedzielD 1910 a
" st Leu:s codzieh 1000 noca
Do St. Paul i MINI. codzien 1000 a
2.45 a
Wzgledem tykiet6w, lokalnych pla-
now jazdy | t. d. zglaszaG sic pc
II. T. Lamberton, agenta
Chicago & Northwestern.
P~rzybywa Odchodzi
Chicago expires $50 rano 6.25wiecz,
Chicago expr., codzieh 8 rs wiecz 6.0Oran
Fracht. poe. przystaje Gas wiecz 12. 30noc
WinOna s. st. Peter.
Przybywa Odchodzi
EXPIRES dzienay 600 wiecz. 1000 rano
PasazerskiD akotejski 5 40 rano 9.35 wiecz
kaczacyz Rochester 10. As rano 3.55 e oh.
Zzbieraiacy frachty 500 DO OBJ. AS rano
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06

losy do sprzedania ma ,,konia
i zegarek" - jake Geese jego
narodowej piracy, pojechaf do
Rzymu, skarzy6 Biskupa, i
wygrac process PRICK u
p i Pap e al!
O biedny zaslepioay i przez
fotro~ z%ba}amucony narodzie
polski - kiedy wreszcie O.
tworzysz oczy?! Nowak, ten
fapichfop i byiy pieszy hu1ar
z Pittsburgh, lyle wskora W
Rzymie, lie wskoraf p. Prey.
hyf"wskl Z Detroit W sprawle
Kolas'nskiego. - OF napefnil
sobie krwawa praca i fzami
biednego ludu swoje kiesze-
ME.
Jezeli Polak 10 Ameryce,
lubo calkiem z innych pobu-
dek, doskonale odmalowaf
znanego intrygante, Nowaka,
mad ktorym wish straszna
s|arga W rzadzie centralnym,
tylko klika masonska chce te
sprawe par force umorzyc -
lecz my ia wkrotce podejmie-
my; to ten sam Polak u A.
MERGE wyrzadzif ks. Klawit.
wielka krzywde, a swoiemu
ks. John'owi s%trasznie sic zle
przysfuzyf. Pochwafy, ktore
Polok u 4. sypie homie swo-
jemu mecenasowi, So co maj
mniej bardzo podejrzanej ma
fury. - Kt6rez plsmo kiedy-
kolwiek mialo sfowko UNA
MIA ola tego zimnego samolu-
ba. Mkt tel W te hymny we
wfasneI gazecie jego ME u
wierzy. Kto sobie przypomni
jego sceny skandaliczne z ks.
Chowan. z Bait, ten ma te
hymny pochwalne wzruszy ra-
mionami, a mole splujule pc
polsku i przezegna sic. Zaden
Pozak u Ameryce nie umyje
zabfoconej twarzy tego zlmne'
60 egoisty i szatana 7emsty.
Ograniczony umysfowo, po-
siada jednax dar szatanski
szkodzenia ks2demu ksiedzu,
ktorego wy2sz>sc moralna lub
inte}ektualna W oczy go kole.
z rozwaga zimna i aegma
zniemczafego slazaka bierze sic
do ka2dego wrzekomego swe-
go przeciwnika. = ku pogne-
bleniu tegoz ME szczedzi mic
= an, pleniedzy AMI srod-
kow. Zobaczymy, jake to in.
dywidnum weznie fatalny ko.
nice!
Ia dzisieisze vice zgorsze'
MIA W parafi Sw. Wojciecha
W Buffalo, odpowledzialnym
bedzie pred Bogiem raro-
dem: najprzod ks. john =
mecenas Poloka u Am.; poteU
Nowak, respective zwiazek N
P, ma samym konsu dopie-
70 ks. Klawit. i to wiecej
rieroztropnoscl, niz re zfej wo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
Odp0Wiedz TX ie-
lllQl,

kt6ry, ably pokazat wlarusom, ia
ka ma brudna dusze, smiaf twier-
die W Zgodzie, IL Warus tract W
St. Louis a%bonent6w, mianowicie
Mazurkiewiczow:
St. Louis, Mo-, % sty cznia 80 +.
Szanowny Panic!
Dosta}em numer Panskiego
Warnsa przypadkcwo do rak. Bar
do mi sic spodobaf, a zatem zy-
czy4bym sobie 60 zaprcnumerowac.
Prose- mi ~przyse}ac Woruso a pc
odebraniu 60 uiszcze sic Z prenu.
meraty.
Pisze sic Z szacunkiem
j. MasmkicWicz
St. Louis, Mo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
L E K A r S T w O
MA
Ma ca!em sWiecie jest tylkO
iednO lekarstWO, DR.. HeinegO
ZlOty specyfik Or. HeineS
Golden Specifik).

jednO lekarstWO, DIR. HeinegO
zlOty specyfik Or. HeineS
Golden SDecitik).
Moze bye danem W flizance
kawy lub herbaty, bez wledzy "a
zywaiacego. a sprowddza kuracya
szybka, i trwaia, zarowno czy pa
event Jest umiarkowanym pijakiem,
czy natogowym opojem. Tysiace
opojow zostaio w~yleczonych o.
tvm s pecyi KEEN W swoje.i
kawie bez ich wiedzy, dzisiai
oni NIGGA sic powstrzymaG cd pa
lonych trunkow Z wfasnej wolf.
Zazywanie tego Iekarstwa ME wy
wotujc zadnego szkodllwego skut-
ku. Ia wyieczenie sic reczy. Zgfos-
Gle sic pc cyrkularze i blizsze
sxczeg6ty. Adresowac W %zapfaniu:
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO. 1875
Race Street, Cincinnati, O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06

- LII hoe mena1nasse juy06l.
Ma wszystkich vice rogach
widzimy dzisiaj te wrzekoma
"narodcwa prace". zgorszenia,
rozrnchY i sceny imie polskie
hanbiace, kt6rych dis Buffalo
Jest wldownia, OTTO dowod te]
narodowej piracy.
Me bedziemy sic tn VIDA.
wac W szczegoiy; te jul inne
gazety ogfosity. Echo konten-
te, De ma odpowiednia pasze.
Ny tylko podamy nasze ida
ME, uzasadnione ma osobiste],
d~okfadnej i szczegotoweJ zna-
jomosci wszystkich czynnikow
prZewrotu.
Gf6wnym czynnikiem tel
cafej skandalicznej sprawy W
parafil Sw. Wojciecha W Buff
fa!o Jest Zwiazek N. P. wzgle-
dnie lego emlsaryusze i agen-
CT. Tax jak Francuzi we
wszys:kich zawilych krynlnsl-
nych sprawach ~otaja: cherchez
la femme ,,szuka] kobiety" -
TAX my teraz, gdziekolwiek W
jaklei parafi wybuchnle bunt
lub szkandal, mo2emy zawo-
tao: ,,Szuka]cie Zwlazka N.
P"
Wiem3 dobrze, lie PREY o.
becnych parsfalnych stosun-
kach W Buffalo i prey zacie-
tym antagonizmie ks. Klaw.
2 ks. John'em, a O ostatnim
przecle wiemy, lie nigdy W
srodkach ME przeblera, scysye
publiczne byiy prawdopodo-
bne; ale do podobnych igor.
szeh i zaburzen nigdyby by}o
ME przyszfo, gdyby sic ME
by2 zjawif " Buffalo, jake
wyslannik szatana - siawet-
ny patryota redlvlpus D. No
wax. Me bedziemy tn szkico-
wac jego fizyonomii moralne;
- uczynif to cho6 z lnnych
pobudek, doskonale Polak ~
Aneryce. Me chcemy bronl6
ks. Klaw., ale go nies}usznie i
goioslownle posadza6, jak to
Gym Polok u Ameryce, tel
ME bedziemy. Mole bye, lie
ks. Klawiter byf zfym gospo-
darzenl, zdaje sic, Re W semi
naryum uczyl sic wiece) teo-
logi, niz buchalteryi i mierze.
MA dusz buszlami = ale "a
rzucaG mu niesumiennosc, to
lyle CO pos4dzaG 60 o przy-
wtaszczauie sobie parafialnego
grosza "a to Jul troche "a
wlele.
KS. Klaw., pomlmo wiel-
kiego g@upstwa, ktore tylko
zrobif ma przekore ks. John'owi,
antaganiscie i wrogowi, re
wstapil do Zwiazku N. P,
widzac jaka farbe przyje}a ma
czelna klika, s}ynat zawsze z
charakteru cAystego, z patryo'
tyzmu, gorllwosci i czystosci
kapfahskich obyczaj6w. Choe
]uz starszy kaptan, pieniedzy
ME zccbi1, DO nlgdy ME bra
przyktadu re sasiada, ktoregc
cnota i %zwyczajem nmierzy(
dusze buszlem, a dolary i5or
cem".
Ten polityczny btad tax ks
klaW. jake l ks. Clchoc.
De sic zfaczyli masonami
zydkami j najgorsza tezwy
znaniowa hofota, umlaf KS
John meceras Polaka u A
MERGE znakomlcie ma swojt
cele wyzyska6. KS. Klawltrs
ME biskup, ale Zwiqzek N. ?
przeni6sf do Dunklrk. = Jes
tesmy iedaak przekonanl, d
ks. Klawit. "a wiele ma do
swiadczenia i cn6t kapfan
skich, ably chciaf a la Kola.
sinski, opierac sic w}adzy b
skupie) i schyzme zafozyt