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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-09
New Advertisements.


- sTATE.-JAcoB ZuBER, deceased.
State of Wisconsin, County Court Of Grant
Notice is hereby given, that at the special term
of the County Court to be held in and for SAID
County. at the Court House in the City OF Ian,
caster in said County on the I'd TUESDAY OF
TS9i AT the hour Of one O'Clock in the afternoon,
the following matter will be heard and consid-
cred:
,strstop = * no estate of Jacob Zuber, late of
Lancaster. Grant County, Wisconsin. for me
allowance Of his final account az such admin
traitor and for his discharge, and for an oruei
assigning the residue of said estate
BY order OF the Court,
GEO b. CARTER.
County Judge.
Dated April 5, 1891 -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-09
@rMMoNS

SUMMONS.
- CIRCUIT COURT. GRANT COUNTY.
Walter J. Brennan receiver
by appointment OF the Circuit
Court Of Giant G., nty in the
matter of the creditors Of
Power Powers and Stone
pending in said court Plaintiff.
rs.
Charles II. Baxter. ". Brv-
an Charles r. Thomas and
Joseph Nathan. Defendants.
The state Of WISCONSIN, to the SAID DEFEND
erts
You are hereby summoned 70 appear WITHIN
tv,entv 3avs after service OF this summons. ex
elusive Of the day Of service, and defend the
above entitled action y the Court aforesaid
vii ~ rendered against you according to the
demand ofthe complaint Of which copy Is here
with served upon Won
JOHND. WILSON & ]. 7. MILLS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
p. a Address. Boscobel or Lancaster. Grant
County Wis. az
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-09
New Advertisements.
srArE-JonS NJ. CANNON. deceased.

- sTATE-JoHN NJ. CANNON, deceased.
state of Wisconsin, County Court of Grant
County-In Probate
Notice is hereby given, that at the special term
of the County Court, to be held IN and Tor SAID
County, at the Court House in the City OF Lancas-
A. D. 1921, being the 18th day of May, 1891, at the
hour of one O'Clock in the afternoon the following
matter will be heard and considered;
The application Of George Whitcher as admin
istrator of the estate Of John NJ. Cannon, de
ceased. late Of Elenboro Grant County. Wiscon-
sin for an order authorizing said administrator
to sell the following described lands to pay debts.
viz: The sw Il Of the ne 4 and the ne 4 OF
the seA all in section fifteen G5l. in Town four
an. North OF Range two ~, W est. in Grant
County, Wisconsin.
BY order of the court,
IA GEO. b. CARTER.
Dated April sth. 1891. County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-09
?. RARnum DEAD.
wAsulNeror. March 81. so.

New York, April Phineas T. Bar
num- the great Snowman, died at his
home in Bridgeport, Conn. at 6;32
o'clock tonight Mr. Barnum was 50
years of age snd left fortune of S10,-
OO0 QOO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-09
kIIletI hx tic Car..

BALTIMORE april Richmond w.
Hull, aged @3, and CharlesJ. Hull aged
Al. were struck by Washington ex-
press train Monday morning, miles
from Baltimore. Richmond was in
stantly killed ana Charles fatally in
iured Both mcn were travelling mu-
sicians and have families ON West
IMentY 500 md street. NeN Nnrk
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-09

CALDWELL, O., April S. George Har-
ris, who cut his wifes throat and at
tempted suicide March 81, has been sem
fenced to life Imprisonment 10y Judge
Campbell. Harris was indicted by a
special grand jury of murder in the first
degree, but entered plea of guilty of
second degree murder
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-09
Ohio's share Of the pirect Tax.

CoLUMBus, @, April Col. W. D.
Tolford, state claim agent 1T Washing
ton, presented Gov. Campbell h a
government check for Ohio's share :
the direct taN fund amounting to ST.
100000. Tolford's commission ON this
is S26, coo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-09
Mnnlcn VIII IN 49,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April Fire Mon,
day afternoon damaged the Falls City
wooden MILLS to the eNtentof $50 600
insured fully.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-09
Gibbs 4 WAGNER.
u
New Barber Shop.

The undersigned have entered partnership in
the Topsorial trade Of this city, at Geo. Gibbs
old stand. one door east Of stones Drug Store,
aud invite your patronage.
All work in their line done in lat est styles and
most satisfactory manner.
Thanking the pablo for past fayors and will be
pleased with q continuance Of their patronage
Gro. GIBBS. ". II. ASAEk.
I'm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-09
THE CORRESPONDENCE.
ITALY's REMARKABLE DEMANDS AND
Mr.. BLAlNE's FIRM REPLY.

The following is the correspondence
between Baron Fava and Secretary
Blaine relating to the Italian Troubles.
RoYAL LEGATION OF ITALY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
INJUSTICE TO THE MORM0ys.

THE New York Truth Seeker, In u re-.
cent editorial, couples the decision Of
Judge Zane In the Church property
case and his article In the Forum on
the "Mormon" question. II endorses
the latter aud disagrees with the for
mer. II thinks the Forum article
"shows couclusively that applying the
law 10 the Mormons and not TO other
Christian sects is an act Of Infamous
injustice"
This may be quite true, but a Judge
on the bench has TO administer the lava
rs he finds II and cannot change II In
the interests OF Justice. His Honor ex-
pressed his opinion as to the impro-
priety OF eschesting the parsonage
known as the Gsrdo House, but had to
comply with the decision OF a higher
court in reference to the case.
The Truth Seeker makes somo quo
talions from the Forum article and
says:
"rho only reason that tho authorities
can give for breaking up the Mormon
Church IL that it, members were imlno-
MI In pracicing polygamy. with any
other doctrine OF tho Church the state
has admittedly nothing To do, Hut this
Institution has boon abandoned, and the
Mormons are now like other scots, ex.
copi that they are n little better morally
than most Christians"
"rheso arc tho people whose property
Is taken AWAY from thom, while the other
socis not whit moro virluous, may koop
theirs la peace. The Catholics, Episcc-
palians aud Methodis,s each own several
hundred dollars worth OF property In
Salt lake City alone, but no effort Is made
to conGscato 1t by the prosecuting attor-
noys.n
"rhis treatment OF the Mormons shows
conoluslyoly that polygamy wasnot their
only sin. They opposed the Christian
church by being more Christian than the
Christians, and lhoy had to he put down.
Polygamy was n good club to boat them
down with, hut now that /, has boon re-
moved the Mormons ought TO bo given
the same chance that other sects have"
There lisa great deal OF injustice In
this world aud much OF It 10 sometimes
wrought IN the name Of the law. II
would not help the "Mormons, how
lever, II the same laws that are applied
to them were enforced upon other re.
iglous bodies. The "Mormon"
Church has never asked for this
We canuot say that the sect
have newer encouraged the attack up
on "Mor mon" Church property. How
ever we can afford to bear the wrong i
they can afford to aid In It's perpetra
tin. We have no doubt that the time
win CONS when tho treatment Of the
"Motmons" viii be condemned 10y tn,
country as much rs 1t was once en-,
dor.e1. Right Will yet come upper
most aud Justice will one day DO done
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

At Fresno, Cal, novel association
has Incorporated under the law. 1t Is
called the "Colored Colonization Asso-
citation OF Fresno County" The pur.
poses for which the association Is formed
are stated In the articles Us follows:
"1o purchase and acquire lands In the
State Of California and subdivlje aud
sell the same; to form colonies Of
colored people on said lands and to
subdivlde portions Of said lauds int
tracts M may be suitable for such pur-
poses; to accept payments for lands
sold aud money advanced on deferred
payments, and do all things necessary
20 carry out the purposes mentioned
herein. Also to bring the colored PEG.
pie for colonizing purposes from other
States OF the United States" The
capital stock OF the association Is $780,
OOO divided into 10000 shares Of $40
each. A small anOunt has been actu.
ally paid in, The corporation stand
for iilty years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
COMMENTARIES WORK.

THE ST. Joseph, Mo-, Gd;cAo moral
Ices about the influence OF "Aiormon"
proselyters and repeats the old and
stupid story about their going to tue
poorer classes In Europe and promls.
Ing luxury to people to whom "plenty
has been far of dream" Aud we
arc told that "the ignorant flock In
lroves to the land OF promise" How
eyer, the 0a'stts admits that "they hud
abundance ut LENGTH" aud says
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

"Tho Mormons are always prosperous
wherever they are. Til. much Is to be
said In their favor They will take the
most unrromising soil and turn In into p
garden by thrif, hard work and good
management shrcwdness and industry
would accomplish the same results for
the Mormon victims anywhere else Il
they had these qualities"
Would not a little consistency DO a
good thing for the Gazette and other
papers In touching on this question:
What kind OF "victims" are they to
whom plenty has always been ga far
or dream" and who are induced to
clock In droves" from poverty to places
where they prosper and fnd abund-
ancv? And II they reach II by "thriit,
hard work and good management" ia
not that far better than the pauper sys.
tenn which encourages idlenoss and
promotes moral decay?
There are no "droves" OF ignorant
people flooking to Utah, but every year
n few hundreds Of Latter-dny Saints
who believe this is their proper gather
ing place, come here from re.
ligious motives, temporal sdvan'
tagee, n anything, being entirely
Of n secondary induccment TO them.
They work hard, have many trials at
first, but n they remain and poFseverc
they arc always prospefous"and gain
abundance at length" They do
cake unpromising soil and turn 10 into
a garden" And IL not nil this praise
worthy? Isit not Of advantage both 10
the country aud to tho new comersG
And " -, who arc the "victimsg"
Who Is inJuredP Who Is deceived9
Does II not strike those editors who
"hll up" every now and then with
some hasty expressions OF III will TO
these mormon" proselyters, that they
contradict their own conclusions by
their own admissions? A re-
ligion that takes tho "ignor-
ant poor" from helplessness In
the Old World, aud transforms them 10
thrifty, hardworking aud prosperous
citizens Of the New World, seems to Us
pretty good kind Of religion. 1t Is
practical, elevating aud beneficial to
all parties concerned. II helps the
land from which tho converts come,
II builds up the country where they
settle, and II raises the individuals to
n higher and more independent plane
and secures to them the plenty which
they never had before except In
dreams.
But, after all, there Is a good deal Of
exaggeratlon In these statements about
"Mormon" methods, and the cold facts
bear little resemblance TO them. "Mor.
mon" prosclyters DO not makes these
rosy promises, but they preach the
Gospel Of Christ, aud the converts,
when they are able, voluntarily gather
with their fellow Church members and
help to "build up Zion" They are
free agents, but their religion teaches
them industry, economy and unity,
and they succeed In colonizing aud In
self support. Therefore the work that
Ia done by the "Mormon" proselyters
IN deserving rather OF the commenda.
ton than the sneers Of the press OF the
United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
100000

More than hundred thousand dollars has been paid
by the Price FIavoring Extract Co. for Vanilla
Beans during the past six months. The largest guam
tity purchased in the time by any other
manufacturer in the world The idea that good Extract
of Vanilla is easily produced is absurd to be
unworthy of notice. Unless the best Mexican Vanilla
Beans used properly cured properly aged and the
flavor properly extracted and allowed stand at least
year before offering for sale, good Extract of Va
nia'is an impossiblity Try Dr. Prices Extract
OF Vanilla and note its delicious flavor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

Bond, the Partisan shopkeeper,
who murdered his wife, adopted n
novel plan Of dlsposing OF the body OF
his victim. He smoke.dricd II by
hanging 1t In the chimney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
RETREScnMENr NEEDED.


TO crop out among the Saints u any ex.
tent, President Young and other wise
leaders In the community became con-
cerned on the subject. They viewed
with anxiety the growing inclination
10 depart from the simplicity
which had characterized the
people who hrst settled this inter-
mountain region. Unless a check
was put upon the growing disposition
toward pride and over.indulgence in
worldly pleasure II was easy TO I'M
derstaud what the development would
lead to. Classes would grow up on the
basis Of wealth, and there would con-
sequently be decline In the strength
Of the common bond OF sympathy,
without which no community can be
essentially Christian.
As a means Of checking the growing
tendency opposed 10 the real genius
Of the community Of Saints, organlEa-
tiona were formed under tho title Of
retrenchmcnt societies. a leading oh.
Jec' OF THESE hsoei"ions, ~ 'npheu
py inc name, was 70 use nm 'nnuenoe
against ex'lavasanee In me'hous OF
hNing, anu 10 favor oil dress reform,
etc. They finally merged into what
have been for long time known as
Young Ladies MUTUAL Improvement
Associallons' IL IL not imptooso,e
mat win the change OF title the leau'
ing original objects OF hose INITIATIVE
societies nave been 70 some extent ios'
"ght OIL IL this DO 10, 'nen inc pres
eht u Time wheh 'hey eoulu 10 oe
again Drought 70 the 'front.' WIN Pton''
Ihe reason why We urge the neoes'
city OF TINS aublect receiving attention.
asa demand OF tue times Is because
there never was an era Ia the history
OF thoSaints whon there wasa larger
percentage OF them uisposei 10 diViue
into distinctive classes. Among many,
WorihIy prido projects cohspicnousIy IN
their social conductso giaringiy, that
an observer can see II without EFFORT
Display anu glitter Ia with them the
order OF the Jay, hence tho necessity
OF some movement that VIII turn the
TIDE In favor OF retrenohment' itwouid
DO great boon, financially, morally,
and reiigiously'
we have named nnance az among
the three interests Affected by
tue prevailing spirit oil the times.
inc situation OF the money market
Asuch thnt almost everybody i- COM
planning about II. VI course there are
numbers VINO are always Hush OF
MEANS ana they can perhaps best
AFFORD TO take thsinitiai steps In the
desired direction Not perhaps that
they should expcnd less, but they
might In many instances make less
oslentatious display OF their social do
ings, and thus cease TO feed the spirit OF
vanity and emulation In people less
ablo TO afford luxurious exhibits and
living. Every person who makes glar-
Ing manifestations OF costly and
fashionable expenditures works an
injury upon aDd Ia menace TO tho
welfare and peace OF his poorer neigh
bors. Every man by his example, be 1t
0nnI az hal h..Fala III. llLanaa. L.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
Luzuries! Conlforts!! Nocessaries!ll

Fancy Biscuits.
KENNEDY's.
Afternoon Tea,
Thin Water,
Fancy,
fismarck's,
Icphyrettes,
Sugar Waters, assorted,
Graham "
Oatmeal"
Cocoanut Maccaroons.
Homemade Crackers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

The Only Place In this City YOU can get
VERY FINEST TEAS AND COFFEES,
all other PROVISIONS, which we have not
Arun Line of ORNAMENTAL WAX CANDLES All ooor'.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR!
II. &. wI1BuEE. snpt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

Pickles.
CROSSE IL BLAoKwELL's.
Z" Chow Chow,
4" Gherkins,
Z" Mixed Pickles,
I" Picked Walnuis,
" " Onions.
CALIFORNIA GoODs.
" Mixed Pickles,
d" Chow Chow,
Tiny Timms,
Brownies.
Dressing.
Durkees' Salad Dressing,
Yacht =" 4"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

Canned Meats.
Boned Turkey,
" Chicken,
Chicken Saute,
Deviled Ham,
" Turkey,
" Chicken,
" Tongue,
French Entrees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

Cheese (Home-made),
Pine Apple, Roqueiiort,
Edam, New York Crclm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

lC'"f"ued oa Fdgo o,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

German Preserves.
20 Red Strawberry
" White Strawberry "
" Red Raspberry "
=" White Cherries d"
" Red g." I"
4" White Currants "
I" Red Z" "
" White Pears "
BRANDY Peaches
" Cherries
" Apricuts
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-12
;uz cd lat trzech iestem RE-

,uz Cd lat trzech ]estem RE
czywiscle W jego posiadaniu
ME, tego ME uczynle. Juz
"a jedna noge wisze W kiesze-
nj lydia, "a druga powlesic sic
ME dam. Chce ekonom robic
mi prezenta, zgoda, bede sic
starat okazac mu> BE zasfuzy-
lem na ME, ale Jozkl ME 20
baczy we divorce, nie. Exc
nom l Srul to jedna dusza,
gdy przyfaczy sic do INCH
jeszcze parobek-trzech dra-
bow ma moJa glove, to do
prawdy "a duzo. Ale Cd cze-
goA moia gfowa? Me darno
nazywam sic majstrem mad
maJstrami.
ZbudzlG obawy, pode]rzenia
domysfy rozmaite W umysle
tescicwel kosztowato master
ka zaledwie slow kllka; potem
nle trudno jul by1o utrzymy-
wac ia W ciagfem wahanlu,
chwle)nosci i uporze.
W obec ekonoma odgrywaf
swoja role rownle zrecznie, jak
p%rzeblegle. 20 niedzele szed1
do nego pc oblecaLa fiaszke
wodk>, i wtenczas skfadat mu
rapport Z tego co zrobi}, i co
jeszcze zroblc muslsf, chwa-
lii sic z usuuiecia 1axiej; prze-
szkody i pyta}, lakby nova
trudnosG najfatwiei uSunac.
Wszystk'e jednak te trudnos
q wymyslat sam poprzednio l
przez swoja Zone lub przez
plotkarstwo lnnych wprowa-
DIAL ma scene.
(Clag dalszy nastapl.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-12
BacznoSG!
P0LACY CZYTAJClE!!!
Dotad n~iebywafe rzeczy?
DARMO

/ frankie przysiane otrzyma obra-
~ krolow polskich Geo kwartaf
jeden) ten, kt6ry abonowa6 be-
die Il atarnia Europe.j-
8 k 2, pismo satyryczno-politycz-
ne i Observation-Disclosures
illuetrowane drzeworytami i ry-
sunkam1 humorystycznemi.
EURO
PEJSKA wychodzi co tydzieh
jake jedyne humorystyczne pismo
pod zahorem prusklm.
Kosztuje W cafych Stanach
Ziednoczonych jake W Brazylii,
Kanadzie i Meksyku k%wartalnie
jeden dollar, rocznie zas tylko 3
dolary. Zatem taniej wyjdzie ten,
kto oaforoczna prenumcrate zfo&y.
GO Latarn1a Euro
peska zsjmuje sic sprawami
caiego swiata i obejmuje d wa
ar kusze druku ma pie6nym 70.
zowym %papicrzc. NM
Kazdy obraz. kt6ry co kwar.
tdl va l III v lH''"9M aDoHtutOuA
d%odaiemy, jest p6ltora iokcia Wv.
soki j lokicG s%erohi na pleE nvm
~wclinowym Eapicr.o.
Jednak&c zobowlazujImy sio
ma zyczcnie, zan!ast orr azow kro.
low polskich, nadsy'.at obrazy
swletych, iakicE kto sobic ayczy.
Adres do La tarni Eu-
rope S k re p.szo sic tax:
IL axe va A n i.
strncya Latorni kuropejskig
Mr.. TOMT.SX E.ewnnaO wski
Pozpah O. oscn) Germany, Euro
pc.
n. B. Ktoby chciai blizsEe
wiadcmosc' ~zasiqgnad o l. q r.
nj uropeJsk Oh MECH
sic Eapyla redakoyi kaadoi gazes
ty polskiej wychodzacci W Anne
ryce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-12

60 ma rece ndwokutn, pana Po-
niatowtk:ego, ztozono RS. 10000
ma budowe novel swiatyni. OLA
rodawca wyrazit &yczenie. ably nd.
zwisko Jego ME byio o%gioszone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-12
mogtby zrobic.

zyskac ola twolch zamlarow.
DIVA psy utrzymaja dzlka IA
F.. miejscu; gdy stara Barbara
we diva wezmiecie ognie--
ustap'.
Otto przyczyna, ola czego
majsterka wezwaf Cries po
robote do ekonoma.
Gdy przyszedl majsterek
przy1at 60 Sfomka bardzo
grzecznle, oswiadczyf mu swe
ubolewanie z powodu braku
roboty zimowy chtopow "a
pewnit go swej &yczliwoscl
szczeg6lniejszej, W dow6d czego
pomi]at ZlellhsKigo, a oowie-
rzat robote iemu. Widzac
uszczesllwlona twarz szewca
TAX niexwYkle serdeeznem
przyjeciem, poczaf opowiadac
mu o Grzesiu, kt6ry zawroclf
sopie glove J6zka, konlecznie
chce sic . MIA 2enlc i codzien-
ME doprasza sic O udzielenle
pozwolenia. Ba, ia kazdemu
2ycze dobrze, jelnu datbym
pozwolenle ! Joke zrobilbym
z czasem szafarka W divorce,
ale Kto vie czy ona 60
zechce, czy matka je2 pozwoli.
Mech sic stara O to-
wymi1ajaco odrzek1 ma]sterek,
ktoremu nowy ten pro]ekt
ekonoma jeszcze wiecej byf
ME ma reke, anizell dawniej-
see.
-Grzesd zlelnym jest parob-
klein i starac sic portability i
o bogatsza dziewczyne, ale W
sfu2bie czasu ME ma. OF, do
pomo4 mu majsterku, naga-
da] babom jake ich czeka
szczesc1e, a wszystko ro)dzle
]ak Q piatka. ia "a to kaze
wszystkiej sfazble we divorce
tylko do cieb,e oddaWaG robo-
te, abys ME glnai z g1odu.
- Pan dobrodziei TAXI Ia
skawy Ma mnle, ale col ia z
tesciowa poradze? Sara to dzi-
waczka, pan z MIA mowlf
kllka razy wzgledem siuzby,
pozaai vice lei upor.
-S}uAba ME bardzo ia ne,
ella, ale "a MAJ, to kazda
matka cEetnie c6rke wydaje.
Zreszta cd czego twoja g}owa
ma]sterku? Kropla padaiac
czesto wydra2a j uparty ka-
mleh, gadaj czesto babie ma
rozum, BE czas iel wyda6 20
MAJ corke, to Gle poslucha.
A ia ocenle twole fatYge, dam
eli drzewa ma zine i karfofla
siq znajdzje i sfoplny do nlei
kawalek, a wodeczki ma hui
NOR dostanlesz z magazYnu,
lie zechcesz.
-Oto3 znowu trafia CT sic
dobra sposobnosc, majsterku,
badz madry, wYzyska) ia
rzekf sobie W dnchu Brozyna.
a pochylajac sic pred ekono-
mem rzekt:
-Skoro TAXA VIOLA paua
dobrodziela, zast6su]e sic do
niej; bede dzlalat wediug jego
wskazowek.
TO mi sic podoba-rzekf
urad6wany Sfomka-to 70
zumme powledziane! Ty]ko
przyjacielu, dziafaj szybko pc.
spiesznie, DO widzlsz Grzes
jest nieclerpllwym; a bieda-
kowi %dopom6dz tr2eba W kfo-
potllwem pofo2eniu.
-Stanie sic wszystko we
dug 2yczenla pana dobrodzle-
ia.
Slomka byi rozpromlenlony
powodzeniem dn!a tego.
VII. ROZUMOWANIA MAJ
STERKA.
Przyrzec a dotrzymaG, So to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-12
z GALICYI.

CIV fanny C@zas1e,:
Pogrzeb S. p. Barbary Ubryk
odby} sic W dniu wczora jszvm o
godz' 3 popofudnlu z powszehne-
60 szpltala krakowsgiego.P am1etne
SO gorszace %rozruchy, jaklch Kra-
kdw byl wldowna, gdy o%bfakana
Barabare Ubryk przywieziono Z
klasztoru karmelltanek bosych
do szpltala sw. Ducha. Sfa1o sic
to dnia % lipca 1869 roku. Llczy-
Ia wtedy lat 51,..a W chwili zgonu,
kt6ry nastapi} dnla:29 z. NJ, l,czy-
Ia lat 70. Do smlerci nie ~odzyska-
Ia lasnoscl umys}u, a obfed, we'd
lug opowiesci rodzlny, zdradza}a
JUL jake n%owicjuszka u PIP. why
tex W Warszawle; p~rzezy}a zas W
strasznej chorobie umys}owej W
klasztorze karmelltanek lat kiika-
nascie, co najlepszym jest dowodem
re ME doznawa}a tam zfego trak-
towania. Pogrzebem S. p. Barbary
Ubryk, kt6ra mia}a lekki zgon,
spowodowany staroscia, zaje}y sic
slostry ml}osierdzia.
nSfowo" dowiaduje sic o zare-
czynach hr. Augusta Potockiego,
syna S. p. Maurycego l S. p. Lud-
wiki z Bob1ow Piotrowickich, z
parma Fugeniusza Leontynv z
panne Eugenjs Slanozecka, cdrkaa
Euken]usza i Leontyny z Hofyh-
skich Wo]nicz Sianozeckich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-12

" Dynabmrqu - jak donosi
,,Przeglad Katolicki'' - ma bye
wznjesiony nowy kosciot katolicki
kosztem RS. $4,000, Droga skladek
zebrano ma budowe rs. 1000.
Fundu-s koscielny wynosl kilka-
nascio tysiecy rubll, u oprocz te-