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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27
Bran and Poultry Food.

Bran is richer in phosphates and
other mineral matter than any kind
of ground grain. 1t contains, also,
more nitrogen than any other concen>
trated food derived from grains. II
fed TOO literally it Is liable to cause
disease of the bowels, but if fed in
connection with a variety OF bulky
food it will do more to balance the
ration than anything else. II fed dry
the hens will not eat it very readily,
but if scalded they are very partial to
it. Bran may be fed safely three
times week, aud may be mixed with
other grain for that purpose. A gill
of iinseed meal to every quart of bran
serves to increase the value of the
mess aud render the whole nearly
complete as egg food.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27
What The W0rlc Is Doing.

During the English protectorate
over Egypt irrigation has been ex.
tended in almost every direction,
thus increasing the agricultural pro.
duction to wonderful .xtent. Last
year Egypt raised 400, 100000 pounds
Of cotton, or nearly one fourth of the
entire quantity consumed in Great
Britain.
The wonderful development Of the
orange industry in California is seen
by the fact that in six counties there
are already 100000 trees hearing,
and over $1,000 600 trees on the way
to productlveness
The Liverpool Elevated railway
will be worked hy electricity. using
motor cars instead of separate loco.
motives
Recent statistics show that the total
horse power represented by the world
machinery is 334 100000.
The State Of Vermont produced
over 1900, 900 pounds OF maple su-
gar last year.
Baltimore is soon to have an ele-
waited railroad costing about $1,000
coo,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27

RAQv'C Skin and Scalp purified and beauti.
OHou ~ fed by CUTIcUaA SOAR. Absolutely
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27
A Thoroughly Reliable Firm.

Everybody here who does any gar.
dening will be glad to know that D.
NJ. Ferry n Co.'S Seed Annual for
1892, is out, and can be had for the
asking. A postal card to the firm at
Detroit, Michigan, giving your address,
will fetch it. D. NJ. Ferry g. 20. is,
as almost everybody on the farm or
in the garden in the United States and
Canada knows, a thoroughly reliable
house. Its seeds have an enviable
reputation, and its prices are as low
as the lowest. 1t does strictly a seed
aud bulb business; yet its business
amounts to millions OF dollars per
year. Try it.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27
THE QUEEN EXTENSION STRIKE.

II Proves Larger and Richer than An
ticipated-More Miners to be Em.
plsyed-Esc.
Bellevue Herald
The strike mentioned last week as
having occurred in the Queen Ex,en.
sion No. 2 was a mistake. 1t was
made in the Queen Extension No. l,
the next claim adjoining the Queen
to the west. The strike is turning
out even better than was anticipated.
The ledge is from two to three feet
wide, and from the different assays
made so far tho ore gives an average
OF $l6S in silver per ton. A drift has
been run along the ledge some $50
feet, in solid ore body all the way.
and drifting will be continued until
the lessees have completed arrange>
ments for hauling and shipping ore,
when stopping will be commenced.
One man is now kept busy in sacking
the ore extracted in running the
drift, and an additional force of men will
be put to work the coming week.
The ore deposit is not more than 70
feet from the surface, and the tunnel
which taps the ore starts into the hill
at an elevation of several hundred
feet from the bottom Of the canyo
The strike is considered to be one Of
great importance, as the ledge can be
tapped by another tunnel that much
lower down. This information comes
from Mr.. Whitmer, the principal
owner Of the mine, and also OF Exten.
sion No. 2, which he also expects to
Lease in few days. This big show
ing, Immediately in the rear of the
Queen, will doubtless induce the
managers of that company to start up
work again in thu near future.
Since the foregoing was in type, we
learn from Mr.. Whitmcr that No. 2
has also been leasel, and that night
and day shift of four men will imme.
diately be put to work on this mine,
which adjoius No. on the west.
These two properties were bonded
for some $4,000 to Eastern parties
until recently, when the time for pay.
ment expired, and the owner himself
took hold in earnest, and has now
that he wants 70 more loss
OF time in uncertain bonding affairs,
but will proceed to work the mines
for all they are worth.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27
MUTUAL DISAPPROVAL.
Two Beings, Engaged Through a Mat.
rimonial Ageucy, Sre Each Other.

rimonial Ageucy, Sre Each Other.
Many stories have been told of
happy weddings being brought about
through the agency Of the matri
monial newspapers, and many Others
of how persons of either sex were
greatly disappointed when tley m t
their correspondents, to whom they
had become engaged through such
agencies, says the Chicago Times.
But here is story wherein both
parties were dissatisfied after me citing,
and where the engagement was broken
by mutual agreement. Thomas Max.
well, cattle b. eeder Of Austin, Tex,
answered Miss Belle Taylor's adver-
tisement in a matrimonial paper,
which read as follows:
IA young lady, handsome brunette,
rs years of age, and OF loving DISPOSE.
ton, wishes to correspond with a
middleaged, wealthy gentleman with
view to matrimony. Address B. T.,
Greenwood, WIS"
They corresponded several months
and became engaged. 1t was ar
ranged that they should meet at the
Chicago union depot yesterday and be
married Christmas eve. Miss Tay lor
sent Mr.. Maxw photograph and
he sent her tintypr. BY the use of
these pctures they were to identify
each other.
The picture Miss Taylor sent was a
photograph of her youngest sister, and
Maxwell sent tintype which was
taken fifteen years ago. They were
both bent on deceit, and the funny
part of the whole affair came out VIXEN
Maxwell, after a careful search of the
depot, found Miss Taylor in the ladies'
waiting room. He finally mustered
up sufficient courage to speak to her,
and when she saw that her iance was
a man 60 years old and a typical
Texas ranger she almost tainted, and
INDUCED in hysterical & of weeping.
with inter- scsed ordinations Of "liar,"
"deceittul villain, etc.
Maxwell accused her cf having sent
him a photograph of her younger
sister and called her 'pesky old hen"
whereup' she attacked him with
parasol, aud he made hasty exit from
the depot. Miss Taylor returned to
Green Bay early last evening, and
Maxwell left for his Texas home a
few hours later. TIE depot police
men enjoyed themselves hugely at the
expense of the pair, and the Texan
cclebrat d the day by entertaining all
corners at bar across the street, al
hitting tina, the laugh was on himself
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27

OF counsel. He could walk little, but could not
get up If he fell down, and could not move when
In bed. having no use Of his hands. Immediately
c, mmenced with the CrTlCuRA REMEDIES. using
all freely. One sore after another healed, q bony
matter forming in each one Of these Ave deep ones
jast before healing, which would finally grow loose
and were taken out: then they would heal rapidly.
After taking dozen and half bottle he was COM
plet.ly cured. and is now at the age Of six years,
strong and healthy child. MRs E. 8. DRIGGS
MAY o. 1885. 6l2 L. Clay St. Bloomington, Ill.
My grandson remains perfectly we'll. No signs Of
scrofula and no Sores MRS. y. 8. BRIGGS.
FEB. 7, 1850. Bloomington, Ill
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27
False Economy

Is pract'sed by many people, who
buy inferior articles of food because
cheaper than standard goods. Surely
infants are entitled to the best food
obtainable. It is fact that the Gail
Borden eagle" Brand Condensed
Milk is the best infant food. Your
grocer and druggist keep it.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27
A New Leaf Turned for 1892.

This is what we are doing: Rum
ming Pullman Dining Cars, Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars, Pullman Colo.
mist Sleepers, Free Reclining Chair
Cars, and New Day Coaches. 1t
costs you nothing extra to ride on Il
frst>class line. You can reach all
Eastern points via the Union Pacific.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27
The Coming Line.

The Chicago, Union Pacific &
Southwestern Line offers the best ac-
commodations to the travt ling public
en- Route to Chicago and intermediate
points via Omaha. Through trans,
last time, magnificent sleeping cars,
elegant dining cars. reclining chair
Cars and handsome day coaches.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27
l Dare Not ScOrn.

I'm y not scorn The Meanes st thing
That on the earth doth crawl;
The slave who dares not burst his chain,
The tyrant in his hall.
The vile oppressor who hath made
The widowed mother mourn,
Though, worthless. he before me stand,
Icannot. dare not, scorn.
The darkest night that sbIouds the sky.
OF beauty hatb share;
The b!s, kest heart hath signs to tell
That God still lIngeEs there.
I pity all that evil are
pity and mourn;
But the supreme hath fashioned all.
And, Oh, dare not scorn.
Robert .,icoll
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27
Cuticlra ResOlvent

The new Blood Purifier internally ito cleanse the
blood Of all impurities and poisonous elements
great Skin Cure, and CpTICURA SOAP, an exquisite
Skin Beautifer. externally, ito clear the skin and
scalp, and restore the harl, cure every disease
and humor Of the skin and blood, from pimples to
scrofula.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27

had two OF them on each
hand. and - his blood be-
came more and moro impure,
1t took less time for them to
break out. A sore came ON
the chin. beneath the under
lip. which was very offensive.
His head was one solid scab,
discharging u great deal. This
was his condition at twenty.
two months old, when l un-
dertook the care of him. his
mother having died when he
was n little more than q year
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
Smoke Davey's home made Cigar

Smoke Davey's home made Cigars
William Dill, OF Shoshone, has been
very i'll, but is now getting better.
This mornings train brought up
two carloads Of freight and round
dozen passengers.
Winter Apples, Pigs Feet, Tripe,
Grain and Hay, and full line of
Choice Groceries, at
EARHART's
HALEY Grocery Store.
According to Jim Townsend the
price of cotton in the outh is lower
than it has been for AZ years. the de-
mind for it having fallen off, owing
to the increasing plumpncss OF the
WON. n Of that section.
While out snowshoeing at the
H .i!ey Hot Springs, last Thursday,
Mss Emma Harris spraln-d her ankle.
She has, in conss qnence, been COS.
iirmed to her room ever since. but is
expected 70 be out in few DAYS.
Through passenger trains, through
freight tra;as, quick time, via the
Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwest
ern Line to the principal cities east
Of the Missouri river, via Omaha.
A new time table will 20 into effs ct
OH the Wood River Branch ne xt Mon.
day morning, and thereafter tho south
bound train will leave krtchum ard
waystations one hour earlier than
heretofore. For actual time of arriva!
and departure, see the time table.
The HALEY Band serenaded Mr..
and Mrs. Myrt. Weaver. at their tenn
porary residence, last evening. y
number Of friends of the groom also
called to speak their good wishes for
tho prosperity and happiness of the
newly welded. and to present them
with set of silver knives, forks and
spoons
Services in Episcopal Church Hal.
ley. Idaho: Morning on second and
fourth Sundays, and evening on first
and third Sundays in every north.
Fifth SUNDAYS by special appointment.
G. w. G. VAN W1NKlE, Rector.
Sam Holt reports the placer mining
mar Starrh's F-Irv by means of
wheels in. Snake river, a complete
success. A mining expert has been
employed to look over the ground,
and according to his report this will
toe one of the best paying placer
regions on Suake ver.-Shoshone
journal.
The soiree given by Needs &
Nlcho's at the Alturas Hotel last
evening, was more largely attended
than any SINH ar affair this winter,
fally 90 couples being present, besides
large number OF ma!e wall flowers.
These s,irees seem 20 he steadily
growing i" popularity. They will be
continued two weeks longer.
"Peti.ions" --requesting our Repre-
sentative and instruc,ing our Senator'S
IN Congress to vote for the election of
United States Senator'S, for the setting
apart of all lands in the arid region
Tor actual settlers. and to regulate
INN 'gration-have been circulated in
town, duri' g the past few days, and
generally signed. There Is nothing
that people do AS cheerfullv as they
sig" petition. II costs nothing. and
no Que ever heard of a petition again
after it was signed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27

Doors open at 7:45. Curtain rises at s:15.
After the performance Dance Ribbons will be
sold q. so cents each.
~ Reserved seats can be secured at Trncy' Is
Drug Store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27

.s3 Send in your orders for JOB
work to tie TINES. They will receive
prompt attention and be sa,isfactoril,
executed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27
A ScrofuIous Bov
Running Sores Covered His Body and
head. Bones Affected. Cured
by Cuticura Remedies.

When six months old. the left hand of our little
eraneehild began Go swell. and had every appear
ance of large boil We poultced 1t, but all to no
purpose, About fve months after II became .
running sore. Soon other aorea formed. He then
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-27

Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcuRA, Soc. Soar,
25c.; REsoLvENr, 81. Prepared by the PcrrER
DRUa AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
~ Send for "How to Cure Blood Diseases"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03
PkACClF. IA wIARUS.a
LIST y BRAZYLll.

RIO JENE1Ro, Brazylla, Dog"
Slerpnla 1892, Szanowny
PANE Redaktorze: ChoG krot-
ko pracowalem i wieikich "a
slug one poiolyien W Stanach
Zjednoczonycii, ale je,t"m
pewnym, lie ludal za"nych,
ua1nl,ko mole ?ozostato W
panie"i. Przy5vlem bowlem
do Polrocne1 Ameryki, pa
trlyfem ma wszystko oczami
Poiaka / bezstronnego Kapfana
ka,oIIckiego, to tel W krotce
poznaIem, gdzte Jest daanos6
prawdzlwa i Mezc;Wa, a gdale
machljawelizn ! ~hIuda, | Cd
tycE chwlI. >taiem s!q ayclli-
VEN dla NYr.N narodoWel. y
chcqc Je) pr1>Ist W ponce,
ualeaaiem ~ erwszych, Eto,
rzy toiozy liSmY staranla ably
Selm 2aszIorucsny odoyl eiG
W Detroit. L9cz wyr>ki Bo2e
zrz4dl'>, - .aa mog1gn braG
" n4, uiA hi n'c bY}rr.
- 800 "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03

H7o1uS, malqc ma oku 90 4
bro ludu polsko- kutollrk'ego
W Ameryce. musi, w!erny
swojemu powoiamu, take
szukaG drogl wylscIa 2 obec.
nego rozstroiu i odmelu pc.
lonil w Stanacb Ziednoczo
nYch.
Many cztery organ'zocye
wleksze: ZJednoczenle pod 0.
pieka Bosklego Serca Jczuso
wego, Zwiazek Naro3oWy,
Una i Z]ednoczenie pod o
pleka NJ. Boskle) Czestocho"-
skiej. Wszystkle te organ'za
eye mnleJ w,ecel pragna u
chodzic Iako katollckie, albn
co nalmnlel urzedowo kos9'o'
ka1ollcki, iako Eusai6} narodu
naszego } jedynle prawdGwY
szann]4 i kocha}a
" praktvce lednakoNoz
wleIe czlonkow Zw'azHu Ma
rodowego katolikami ME "a.
Byli ochrzcenl W Sosclele ka-
tollcklm, ale 2yc'em ! postep-
kan, >woiemi starala SIC Una
FAC oStatn,e sladv namaszc1e
MIA sakrameutalnego.
II ola WARY uarOdowoscl
orzepadli. Masy narodu SO
wlerre sztandaroWl krzyza,
Zachodzl wee kweslya, czy
ME MONA znalezc drcgl IN
nei, procz Zjednoczeh Zwla2
k6w, ably wsp6lne lnteres.
pol5ku ka1olicklc ! narodow<
p~opyerac.
Wszystk1e 4 organizacYe, (
kt5rych wspounleljsmy, maj;
kasq posmiertr9, ]aKo pro.
wsteDny.
Liczbs Polakdw, dc mel
naIe14ra, pokazuIe, j~k mal'
procen, naszych rodak"" =
garnIe DO tycl wrZekomyCI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03

mywaIl lud polski W wlerze
i zwyczaiach o)cow, dopoki
ten lud nle zdobedzie turdu.
szu ma powrot do Europy,
hub do otanow ZjednoczonYch.
Gdy5 "a pc roku tn wedrow-
Xxi i piracy. przekonalem SIZE,
re Brazylla ME ola Polakow,
AM Polacy Ola Brazv.ll. 0
TEN prZedmlvcle tony mozn&
by plsac.
A nie ga hugo orzybedzle
3 BrazyIIi do Chicago aacny
uasZ Kodak pan Stefan B3rs4cz,
Atorego W ze>ziym roku po2na,
;em sloilcy Argentyny,
Bueuo> Alre>, q teraz ZuaIaZ
leu Go " R'o Janelro. calem
ay"sm swolsm praca Ida
rss0 -p"a~le narad~ Wei.
SAA.heG@s zAcny to ell seek
u A.ly. mue,!1ey zn&}1z.e SIC
~ Oh. cage. auy tam wYgEos {
A~o1u2eue Juau r~olsNie&o W
Dr:.ytj y I" Fam nikogo ME
<ut Wig pN;eca" Go pani@c'
opiece S24nYUUyoh Pan0".
Podajc1e mu rete, prAytnl2i~
! a. iona i p~om02cje mn zalst
! tam stanowisk 3, y ME 2awj".
d3:vcie sic Panowie ma
MIN.
ia q Europy don1o>e, &C
tam sic dowsem,' co Opa'
trznosG Boza re NINA skofata
nYm starcem uczynl, gdVz DO
Brazvlu iuz iestem nie2tat'
nym; raz 2e zwledzajqc kolon'
]e pplskie wlasnym fundu
SEEM. wydatem caty zasob
;aki pos'ada'em, q powtore
mayhem ka!ec,wa prZez roz
b}ie koscl W koianie, vie,
uawet ua jednei k%oloniv les
tenn mezdatnym, gdy2 dc
chorych 20 gorHrh chod2lc njt
moge. Ale pou2@oa tTrh MIC
dYch zdrowych E@pi&uow
ktor2y rs y, g6raon ! Ska'@cI
mogli konno odbNwaG podToze
"ja tego jade ;~h szuka6.
stqd. u. ]lo:ejc.csh,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03

Wolciechowa? Navel swjatia
mlebieskle ponurem pfom:enlem
~zacze}v swiecic, a dala s}ychac
bylo krakanie upiorow. Mic ME
pomaga}v cl"he Ivy swietego Jana.
Ziy duch iuz ia dobre nosl1
cvrograf wtasnorecznie w}asna
krwla naplsany przez volta
Zajacowsklego. Bezboznik ma
dobre kpif doskonalosci
mieszkahca nieblos. Ne dosyc ma
tenn. Navel poczciwe duszvczkI
pod opieka Swietego zaczq} tarzac
bez mliosierdz,a. Pewnego bledne-
90 r%ataia. cziowieka spoXojnego
skromnego i clchego, sdzie> tam
W laSach michi@anSkich okrutnq
maczuga jedwo me usmierclt.
lnnych bogoboinycn ludzl hez-
ustannie n%anuda}, wydziera.jac I'm
navel to, ,z"go ME much.
NareSzcle Sw. Jan Z RadZiejo
wa zapyta} sic s2siada w niebles.
klch namlotach. t. !. Sw. Nincen-
tego o rade. Diugoa ~jeSzcze pa
tr2ec ~hedziemv m wvscigi cnoty
2 ~niecnot2: Gas iul, Nhy %zaias-
nia}a potgga naszych jlnion dawna
chwala! mGwili 10 siebie. Otdz
znalazi 81? >rolek na s~traszrego
volta zaj2eov skiego. .Ie&el ME
czmvchmie, bed2le musiaf sieJzleG
echo, lax 2u.j2c pod mledz2, Z
cory oDai sw;ecl tryunfoNali.
" swoich okolicacn znalezli
siodkiego Iewlte, mieniem kazio.
; kaz'o, chociaz leszcze me Swletv,
| byi btososiawionym poboznoScia
cherubin6w, szlachetLoscia i czys-
toscja seralin6w, mgztwem Mlcha}a
Afthanlo!a i wymow4 Sw. Jana
Chryzostnma. Ma niego 2 upodo-
baniem patrzai sw. Jan Z Radzie.
iewa, patrzai i sw. Wincenty.
Volt z Zajacowa " bucie swo.jeJ
iu& tax z dwoch swietych najg1a-
wal, re navel mu sic ME Snl}o,
azcby mu mogli W jaklkolwiek
sposob lego cnrabstwo Tub oSobe
nadwerezyG. Ale sfabych czesto
sic przeznac2a do wlelkich rzeczy .
DAVID zablf Goiata, czemuz
m}odv kazio NE mia} zwycleayc
nieoke}znaueyo volta za]acowskle-
90. ldz!e vice sw. Jan Z Radzle-
iewa W ludziiei postaci do w}adzy
p~rze!ozonej mad w0item. Tam Z
tkanlem | p}aczcm przedstawla
przetozonemu uciSN chtop6w pod
biczem volta. Me ME oodaje W
madroscl swei ME l:zeoranc;, Il
wolj ma w}ad1e mad tent ludzml.
tyIko wspomlna, ze Chiopl>ka 81
be- opicEl duchowei. PotrzebujQ
koMieczme duchowego opiekun& 8
tym opje;unem v}as''ie powinier
bye k"zlo. Dolby p~slctolony
uwJerzyt slodyczy .jGzl&n sw. Jana
2 kadzleiewa. Tryunltalnie pro.
Wadzi m}odeso lewltY "a reke
winszujqc mu 3owouzenia W gr&,
nicach Volta.
>Dokohczenle nastapi.}
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03
& "a
Legenda o Sw jamie
Il RadziejeWa.
Sw. Jan Z Radzlejewa

SW. Jan Z hadzleJeWa Jest
patronem chicagosklego Woiclc-
chowa. 0 cuGach przez niego
popeinionych Swiadc22 2amorskie
kraie. W Polsce, Wioszech i
Francyl. m,anowlcie Faryzu,
czesto poruszat p"tegaml t"g)
Swiata i Swnta n'z@i nas \ W
.Amarvce i South Chicago Chica-
90 kronlkl cate mogiyby
plsac 0 ,ytuie an,elskiei wielNo>cl
tel gwiazly ma fvrmamencle
chr7esc1anskim. G;0wnA cDot2 Sw.
Jana q Radaieiewa jest soriiwosc
O dusze. Dnlem j roc2 Ivy lele,
patrzac ma b}akaj2ce sic owleczNl
swoie innvch. SERGE mu peka 2
goryczy mad brakiem rrawdz"ego
posw,ecenia sic ola chwaiy Boze.j .
Vice, widzac niedpafost, zakra-
dajqca sic do dusze"zek pod
swojq opieka, n%atYchmlas1 punNta
z Sw. Jan do katcchizmu
dodawat, ably szczebel cnotT
cnrrzescianskiej lla upadaj4cych
~yzej podnieSG za1em
ich wiekszym ogniem ml}oScl DC
poprawy zapalit. Jezell sic zna]-
die krnabrna dusza, ME ma]2ca
checi prz,jecia punktdw, bezwto-
cznie sw. Jan .j2 eks&omunlkuJc'
Prawdzlwa swlatobllwoSc ldzle
reka " reke 4 surowoscia, czesto
bezwlgledna. I'rzecie juz sw
F~aryzeusz y Nowym Testamencle
q wzgarda patrzy} ma ceInika
bezboznego. Ma wz6r swlGtegc
Wincentego, ktory SIG oplekuJe
chicagoskiem Stanlsta woven ola
wielklej dbAfosci o c~zyStosG WARY
! niepowotanym nlcpowofane Fanny
ka pred nosem kosclofy, sV
Jan zamyka drzwi kosclelne swo-
lego patronatu, oponentom Swolcl
punktow.
Ale ME dosyG ma tenn. Jsk'
swiety W przestworach niebieskicI
nieraz oczaml patrzy ia tel
SWAT ropSuty, ably }2y roniG na'
katuzaln1 grzcchu, albo wstawi
sic "a owleczkami o~ruszczoneni
prxez niegodzlwych ~pasterzy,
raJsklch krain Nysy}a sic misyonarz
ma ten pedGf piaczu, skoro grzcs1
ma lepian&a duchowniE& potrzebo
ie 4ast@pcy hub oplehuua. \
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03

emlgracy y MlSYe polskie
bez kslad. ,lsklego 3)Szkofy
polskle ~ ak, szkolne 81
Sprawl pot. Ma sle z kra-
jem, ably pra. znle patryo
tyzm udowodn t. d. Obok
kongresu zawsl oufsrencya,
polskich Ksiezy nietylko
racyq bytu, ale Jes, zoedme
potrzeb2a.
Nasuw a sic mysl, cay plan
Wl.orusa da sic przepro Tsizlc
nraktyce. Clemu ne:
k>ie5, czesto zwoiuja m.tvsD
paraialne, czemuz me- 2wu!aG
mtyngu ku dobru wsp6inamu!:
" kazdel pavaij SO lud@e zacnj
u o~Swj~ceNi EtoEzy ~ a
ty,p %uz>wd w~yr2qd9"tA h
iud"wj p~ol@k'emu. n.eMai"
poSuieca, aby rndaN@" r@lo
wac jeleh louarz>>twa,li czeb-
aae u.c NE @ulra4 po7G"
na@lu oSr III: Z hH<b4 polahow
k 1oiiE5w " >t."4.h Ijedn, co
nych, baw't SIC NE mega W sci
my czemu& ten vgoi::
Dalei. Umo:s4 poia"}
han0t4ce l2h ki5tn'e lomowF,
Nina easy, gdy w'elcy luazie
lax mp. duchowni monopolis.i
rel wodzili w emgracyi po!,kc
katollckiel, nmzuca]ac >le
jedynie swoja bezczeinoscla
| wiele rzeczy drazllwych.
zn,knie. DO co rok s4dziG beda
najoswlecensl polacY katollcv
razem 2 duchowlenstweu
sprawki wlchlaczy. Me dc
pojecla Jest powaga, ktor;
soble xyrobia polacY wobe'
konores wvfnie " ,m,en,,
seteR naraf, ! 5roc, 0olux6v
nrawde wvd,,ac svo,a zian...
zaJua" soh,e ma uwaq5 ,uuvrh
Ohacnje fe5 many sein<
Z ai"~rypn;.. m5w.a. +, ia,
J. w.. ..,.a. lv~o.
eek. n4rtya Se.nm4ryu3
de1ro;ek,oaa. Cu,a, p@rtyn X
Naiara. kv;e&a sc kt6:g
ro7dvn,an1p ~nb,a ~ L.,
"a ,ch .tup,tva mu~<4 ger
n,eS
.J-stesmy or5ehouau., Z,
,n,e1gv dnabav: n64,w ", naI
sk,a,n u.anovlci.- mle.} /,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03
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