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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-06-24

some extreme feeling; but in the main
there will be little of the sectional ele-
ment in the coming struggle; passion
will not be evoked, scandal will not form
an issue, personalities-well there are
some who are nothing if not personal;
these, and we trust only these, will in
dulge in characterization at Work
(Nelo York City).
That President Harrison deserved a
denomination by his party no one will
gainsay, for if his administration has
not been wholly above criticism, it has
been an able administration, free from
scandals, and has throughout COM
manded the respect and confidence of
the country. Observer (Ne'o York
City).
Once more Gen. Harrison is called to
be the Republican standard bearer. Once
again the sturdy common sense of the
Republican party asserts itself and, set
ting aside the selfish schemes of politi-
cal bosses, makes its own candidate.
The satisfaction with the result is wide
and deep, and will speedily swallow up
the disappointment of the few who
wanted another candidate.
The logical successor of President
Harrison was himself. The choice of
any other person, however able, amiable
and acceptable, would have put the party
in an awkward position for the coming
campaign. The questions to be contest
ed are not those of eight years or even
four years ago, but those (which have
arisen under this Administration. We
could not ask a vote of confidence on
Arthur's record, excellent though it was;
we must claim it on the achievements of
President Harrison. If he had been set
aside we could not have held up his
record as pledge of the future without
qualification. To him belongs the credit
not only of clean and respectable
Administration, but of series of
brilliant successes in diplomatic and
financial lipes.-The Independent (Nelo
York City).
Four years of scrutiny have failed to
discover a flaw In the private character
or integrity of President Harrison. Judg-
ing the future by the past, we believe,
with Mr.. Spooner, that if elected he
twill bring to the solution of every
question, to the execution of every
policy, and to the performance eff every
duty, a splendid and disciplined intellect,
absolute rectitude of purpose, an un-
faltering desire to conserve every interest
of every section, self-poise which is a
sure safeguard against hasty or mistaken
Judgment and patriotism which never
has wavered, either in peace or in war. "
The nomination of Mr.. Reid is a
recognition of his service to the party as
an able and loyal editor, and of his more
recent success as diplomat. He will
bring to the position trained intellect
and the benefit of varied experience.
He is man of q calibre larger than the
Vice Presidential nominees of recent
conventions. Now the possessor of
great wealth, he is self-made man,
having secured high political and pro-
fessional recognition before fortune
smiled upon him.-1he COngregGtiOnaIist
(BOStOn)
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SPECIAL BUSINESS LOCALS.

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For Sale.

very nice saddle or driving pony, kind and
not afraid Of the cars or fireworks; also, two
colts, yearling and 1 2 years old. Excellent
stock,
Terms reasonable to cash buyers. Apply 10
s. FONDA,
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Wanted.

The heirs of Louise Pemelia Burlingame, born
in Bennington Vermont, about November 1924
and brought.up by her grandmother also named
Burlingame. Married In June 1913 to Stanley II.
Pangburn in Norwich, New York. Any infor
nation in regard to any blood relatives Of any
degree will be thankfully received by
MRS. MARY A. HAWLEY.
2S40 Mission Street, San Francisco, California
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lH-To RENT.-Bedroom and sitting
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G1-Miss Morgan offers her stock of
Summer millinery goods at greatly re-
duced prices. A few trimmed hats
which she will close out at prices to
suit
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WILLIAM w. CIRCUIT,

Washington, D. c., June II, 1892.
Major Josiah Grout of Derby moved
that sin the absence of resolutions, the
letter from the candidate be accepted by
the Convention as it's political sentiment
and purpose" and it was adopted.
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LADIES'
BICYCLES

Mrs. Grundy having been won over to the side
OF common sense, great number Of ladies are
going TO have this season the immense physica.
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from bicycling. especially while in the country.
We claim to have the lightest, fastest and hand
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customers privately. No classes and no charge.
Ladies' Bicycles, $75, SlS5 and $3.50.
For Men and boys, twelve different kinds,
from $50 to $780,
We offer all buyers or intended buyers the
facilities of our Riding Hail. circuit Of $50 feet
free.
Pneumatic Tires from 500 to $3.50. and every
body should have Pnenmatcs this year.
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Improved Eureka Moving Machine

Warranted to do more and better work than any
Mower that can be produced. For sale at re-
duced price JOHN LAWRENCE.
Bennington, VT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

Zapasy toacar6~ pc kupcu ].
Marshland, ktory uciek} powodu
uwiedzenia swoiej pomocniczki W
handful, sprzedane zostafy panu
Mic Munck ga Sc, 500. Pan Munck
ten handel ma nowo otworzyf i
toTary wyprzedaje .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

OBJ. PIOIR KNOPlK ku-
pit dom mleszka7ny cd DBL FL.
Lewinskleqo p1zy Mankoto ave.
"a 600 dolarow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08
zAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA.
GOOD LANDS CHI A
Nj

Come to Mis- souriad own your
own home. Ripley count on the south
ern border,a ga1deu spot. Good market,
big crops, unsurpassed fruit fine lands,
abundance of the purest, sparkling
water, most hospitable, sociable neigh.
borly people people in the world; only
one coloreG person in county;cool sum-
mers. warm winters. Pop. Ripley Co
5000, Doniphan, 1000. Paradise for
men of moderate means. Best farm,
IS to $40 per acre, best wild lands
l to 5 dol, large bodies for colon:e
cheap. Fol full palticulas and lists Gals
on our address
I. w. &R l.. Marley
DOnphan; Nc,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08
NASZ PREzENT.

CT, kt6rzy nam cd
tad przeSla przynaj-
mniej 2 dolary "a
WIARUSA, dostana
W prezencie cztery
ksiazeczkl, jake i'm
soble wybra6 wolno
z pomiedzy nizej po-
danych 9 ksiazeczek
przez WIARUSA
Wydanych:
y Zvd wiecznv tutacz.
p Testament Piotra Wlelklego.
81 o JAMIE Iwardowskim, wei.
kim czarowniku.
AZ Pokraka czyli kiedy 4gac
to luz doprze.
81 Zywot Koscluszkl.
81 Proroctwa O Polsce.
y Walek ma jarmarku. p%ocieszne
opowladanle wlersZem.
81 POI media bajek.
81 Meczenstwo sw.dsiewlcy
krYstyny.
Kto ME wyszcze-
golni nam W liScie
tytu46w ksiazeczek,
jake mU przes1ac
many ga %zapfacenie
"abonamentu VIA
RUSA, temu poSle-
my cztery ksiazki po-
wyzej najprz6d wy
mlenlOne, a
Gle:
y Zyd wieczny tu4acz.
p Testament Plotra Well
kiego.
81 o JANE Twardowskim
wielkim czarowniku.
4 Pokraka czyli kiedy lgat
to juz dobrze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08
ZEGARKI i zegery mozna
dostaG teraz al do 5 Sierpu'a
pc cenach jakich dotad W
Wlnonie ME znano.
II
l03 West 3 Str.
EIKJRSY E "a POI

EAKURS YE "a POL
CENI- y dniu ~ Wrzs
snaa 1892. North Wes.z'n.
sprzedawac 6edzae tykiety ehshmv-
sYjne 5nl1roue do stacy koiejo
avych 70 lowe, Mnnesocle, Po-
udniouej 4 Pofhocpei Dohocle,
NeJrasce, Kansas, Wyoming,
Utah. IDAHO, Colorado Monta.
na. 7e tykiety So pler~szs'
hosy pod kasdym wzg7saem /
dob,e So do powrotu u hosdym
case u ciqsu 20 dni I'd daty
sp,zedozY. WzgZedem cen
5lizszych szczeqotow udac sic do
agent6w kolei Chicago d;
Northeastern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

w ! n ]
go jen. wszelKie facultates do
rzadzenia parafia.
Jest to zaszczyt, ktory
rzadko Polakowi sic dostanie
udziale. Cieszymy sic
vice, il wyb6r padI na O..
Mikolaja, kt6ry tn kilks lat
pracowal jake wiceparoefus,
kochany i szanowany cd
wszystkich ME tylko Polakow,
ale i Grekow i Niemcow. DO
oboma iezykami wiada
dobrze i wszystkim chetnie
s}uzy, a przedewszystk'em
opiekuje sic ubogim i
opuszczonymi.
Byli tn dawniej takze
Polacy misyonarze i zostawili
Shady sWego pobytu. lax
jeden misternie zrobil fgury
no zfobka, ktore az dotad So
uzywape. By} tn take Jesli
sic RE myle O. Anzelm
Trapista kilkanascie lat a ma
ostatku i gwardyanem W
Smyrnie. P6zniej o. Anasta-
~ (Szprega), kt6ry przez
10 lat zaopatryaw} potrzeby
duchowe tax Polakow, jak i
Niemc6w, bedac zarazem
kapelanem PREY ambasadzie
austryacklej i spowicdnikiem
Sl6str Elzbietanek.
w czasie wojny moskiew'
sko.tureckiej odwiedzaE Pola-
kow W wolsku rosyjskiem W
Warnie, jake tez Skutari,
znajduyacych sic W niewoli
tureckieJ, i udzial i'm pocie-
chy duchownej.
Ia jego staraniem przyjeto
do zakonu i ma misyonarza
O. Odoryka Jozefa) Narzym-
skiego Z Prus Zachodnich,
kt0ry odbywszy studya w
Tyrolu, bawi obecnie w
Smyrnie, lecz pozadanym
jest w Konstaytynopolu, gdzie
60 towarzystwo polskle
bardzo pragnie nieG ma czele,
zwlaszcza teraz, gdy O..
Miko}aj zostal proboszczem
/ mnieJ sic PolaLami "a imowat
mole.
o. Prefekt chetnieby
przyja} kilku mlodziehc6w
Polak6w Z wyzszych kas
glmnazyalnych do misyi
Konstantynop. / posla}by ich
take do nowicyatu ma
studya do Tyrolu, ably poi
niej misyi mogli bye u1y-
tecznis
Czyflik Polski czyli tax wv.
Adamowska kolonia polska
W Azyi mniejszej jest obecnie
be- ksiedza, DO X: ZabielIo,
kt6ry przez 3 lata tam pa
sterzowal, zachorowaI ciezko
i bawi W szpitalu W Konstan.
tynopolu ma Chichli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08
Ten dzlaf

nikowsklego. Ten po~w,edzlaf
dfuga move.
DR.. Dunikowski NOW,
ws2edzle prawle Jedno i to
samo.-Gryglaszewski takze
byt ma tenn zebranlu, ma kto.
rem wogole bylo okoio 7C0
Polakow.-W Chicago p. Du.
nikowski ma zamiar wyjechnG
ua farmy, ably pozuac dole
polsalrh -obotuikow W Anne
ryce. -Gosci tn take Helena
Aodrzejewska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

Republihanie otworza swoja
kampanla W Winonie W srode
wieczorem, IA Wrzesniu, walnem
'zebraniem, ma ktorem pan Knut
Nelson, republikanski kandydnt ma
gubernatora, p. F. Clough, kan
dydat republikahski ma vice
guberuatora, wystapia Z nova
NIL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

Pm Kasmirz Lisicki, znanJ
DO wielu osadach polskich zecer
przybyf do Wlnony W minlony
Czwartek odtad PRAGUE "
drukarni Widrusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08
AACCIE "a WIARESAl
POIacY i Ivy.

CZYTAMY W Guiazdzie
Polskiej, wychodzace) De-
troit, Mich, nastepnjaca ko
respopdencYa, podpisaua przez
Stanlsla wa Kallsklego, rudem
z WrzeSnl.
Podiug pragramu odjechal
nasz Barnuma cyrkus z Detroit,
udajac sic z mlasta do m'asta.
GdYsmy dnia l9 sierpnia przy-
byll do lockwood. ILL.,, spo,
tkafo mas Polakow wlelkie
uieszczescle. Otto bylIsmy W
paradzle, a z powrotem be lac
okoio 500 stop Cd m.eisca
przedstawienia, u~s1ys&,,em
wielki krzYk W druglej klatee,
gdzie moi kolega WoicIech
| Gurklewicz, pogromca lw6w,
sic znaldowat. PredKo opusc;-
lem moja klatke tygrysaml
i udatem sic do drug'e) klatki.
! Tu z przerazeniem slysze wo-
TAME: Bracie ratui mnie, DO
mnie tie bestye zamaruu)q!
| Bee namyslu wsxoczyiem
pomledzy Ivy 7ac29}em ie
walic z CORY. Jeden z nich
uderzyi mnie swa s,lna iupa
W glove, zalewalac mn'e
catego krwia. ia zas tym
zartem Iva = bedac do os
tatniego stopDla zirytowany,
chwycitem go pod gardIo i
uderzywszy zelazem IA ten
eel W kieszeni Eoszcnem "a.
biiem 60 ma mlejscu. Poiem
zfapafem mego kolege l
chciaiem 60 wynlesc z klat :
XII, lecz Ivy Ola napadly
ma mnie z tylu, zadaiac mi
czterY rany. ldo1atem atoll
mego pot zabitego kolege
wyniesG szczesIlwle, a potem
muslalem 60 nlest do cyrku.
PrzybY1Y ambulans, odwiozl
mas do l~azaretu. ia pc trzech
dniach opuscliem lazaret. Do
ktorzY watpia o utrzymanIu
Rodaka PREY zyciu, gdvz ma
wszystkie Zebra potamane %
raE ma swym ciele zadanYcn.
Me bytbym aic 0 tenn prsat,
lecz z gazet tego sic Szan.
Redakcya ME dowle, gdy2
zapfacono pewna sumo plenie-
dry, ably o tenn mic ME plsano,
ponlewaz ME bylobY JUL vol.
no nlkomu W kIatke wchodz'c
pomieazy te Ivy. Barnum &
Bailey obiecali mi "a te mo]a
odwsge-zt oty medal i 500,
lecz byfbyml daleko missy
MOI kolega, gdyby wYzdrowlaf'
zAPIsUJCIE sOBIE wIARUsA,
Il Konstantynopola.
(Tamtejszz stosunki poIsko-kos s
c~lelue).
Moze niejednego zaintere-
SUE zmiana w t~uteiszei
misyi w klasztorze 90.
Reformation u swietej Maryi.
Dotychczasowy o. Prefekt
Adryan ustepuje z swego
urzedu, a natomiast o.
Andrea zostal Prefektcm
misyi O. Mikolai Kiefer,
ziomek nasz, przeznaczony
ma proboszcza PREY tym
kosciele, ktory zarazem Jest
parafalny, 2ogo ma]a r. b.
| Odebral, w nieObecnosci x
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

CZESTO SIZE ZDARzA,
Se Md z tego kroju a0yse2a pie
mqdze do Ehuopy, zecz rzadko
slychac, By ztamtqd do Ame-
ryki komu jakje paeniqdze p,zy-
s7amo, je&eH mu sic ME naze5aN
podtug prawo spadAo5ierczego.
4 jednak pred kilku dnionai
3ono p. J6zefa BaelsHskiego z
WSmony ozedrala u prezencle cd
swojej ponlmaatki z Wysoki;ej,
pod Staroqrodem, 100 anaery.
kaaskach dozarow, ktora to ME-
spodzionza wiej gronae ni;ewy,no.
avnQ wywoto1o radoS6, Do5re
czasy muszq teroz bye tam u
Prusoch ZQchodnlch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08
NajnoWSze.

T. - Czwarty
Ziazd spiewakow polsklch Cd
bedzie sic W ponledziaiek,
II wlzesnia, W Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08
CHICAGO. - Pan

CHICAGO. - Pan DR..
Dunlkowski zamys!a tn po-
baw'c diva tygodnle. Zamlesz-
kali W domu pana Wfadysfa-
wa Smulskiego, redaktora
Gazety -Katolickiej, = W ME
dzlele, 4 wrzesnia, ma posle-
dzen,u polskich towarzystw
przy,mujacych adzlaf W uro-
czystoscl Kolumba, pre- dsta-
viii p W. Przybyszewski, ]a-
ko prezydent, pana DR.. Du-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

Nova kolonia polska ,,KO-
SERNlK Chippewa Co.;
Wisconsin, za1ozona ola dobra
ludu p%olsk'ego. przez ks. Kon.
stantego Fryd rychowlcza.
GRUNTA
CE MA SZESC SET FAMI.
Stosownie 40 zyczenia mego,
z wledza w}adzy Biskupiej,
z"kupili bracia Frawley, adwokacl
z Eau Claire, Wis, 52,24O ARROW
grnntu W Chippewa Co. Wis.,: ma
dobro ludu r%oboczego. Grunta
to So dobre, pokryte budulce.
Ven twardem d1zewem wielkiei
wartosci sprAplawane beda Pola.
Aom pc ranic SIS z akier,
drzewo twa,d: yzelk ego rodzaju
wr"z z z;emia 2r'>"hodsi ma VIA
snosc nabywcy grnntu takove
NORA spsenie1vc kasdego czasu.
htoby Polnk@w ME by4 W stanie
Oh razu zapfa"tc cl'a Gene kupna,
daJe SIG mu c.tnrr lnta czasu do
odpEacania taN"wcl to ME w
przymusowy Oh ratach rocznych,
leca byle by .aut.cono reszte pie
HItihy W przeciagu czterech lat.
Pi.'' sr~i.E rzekomych grun-
orzHchn,il koIcj ST.. Paul
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE.

w l11AOu1OOOA
MIEJSCOWE.
Zwiarogodnego srodta dowia.
dujemy sic, Ae Przewlelebny X.
Biskup Cotter napisaf do x.
Wlncentego Barzyhskiego W Chi
cage, ably postaraf mu SIG o
proboszcza ola tntejszeJ polsklej
paraii sw. stanistawa Kostki, W
miejsce X. Nosalskiego, ktory
juz jest ,,niemo&ebnym" W Vino
ME. X. BarzYnski przysiat x.
Domagalskiego, lecz ME wiemy,
czy tegc juz K. Biskup przylaf.
Tymczasem zgiosili sic i inni kan
dydaci ma posade %proboszcza ma.
szej polskiej parafii. -PrzyJmiemy
tn mile kazdego polskiego kaptana,
kt6rego Y. BisKup ola nas wy.
bierze i naznaczy, byle tylko ME
byf wilklemz PREY branem nazwl-
skiem baraniem, lecz istotrym
duszpasterzem.
Pan Kasmirz Lisicki, znany
DO wielu osadach polskich zecer,
przybyf do Wlnony W minlony
Czwartek odtad PRAGUE "
drukarni Wiarusa.
Zapasy toacar0ao pc kupcu j.
Marshland, ktory uciek} z powodu
uwiedzenia swoiej pomocniczki W
handful, sprzedane zostafy panu
Mic Munck "a Sc, 500. Pan Munck
ten handel ma nowo otworzyf i
towary %wyprzedaje.
Pan Daniel Lawkr, demokra.
ski kandydat ma gubernatora,
wystepowa1 W zeszfvm tygodniu
2 panem Jozefem ssLelcht z Vino
ny, z nova ma demokrackiem ze-
braniu wyborczem w miescle St.
Cloud. W najblizsza sobote, 10
Wrzesnia, bedzle p. Daniel Lawler
miaf move w operze W sasieduiem
miescie St. Charles.
Repub1ihanie otworza swoja
kampanla W Winonie W srode
~wieczorem, IA Wrzesniu, walnem
'zebraniem, ma ktorem pan Knut
Nelson, republikanski kandydnt ma
gubernatora, p. F. Clough, kan
dydat republikahski ma vice
guberuatora, wystapia nova
NIL,
Kzeryh pan August Dr2zKow.
ski bawl} W dnlach 7 s Wrzes-
MIA W Winonie, w~racajqc Cd
ro9zicow swoich Little Falls,
MINI, do seminaryum duchownego
w.St. Francis, Wis.
Pan Jah05 Byzep.ki, ten go
to, jak plsat Kuryer P olski. re
wzgledow zdrowla chcia1 pojechac
az do Dakoty, zatesknl} luz W
St. Paul, MINI, "a smletanka II
Wrzesnia wraca} przez Winone
do Milwaukee.
6lOSIR Y 10 nassej pozshiej
szkoze dobrze uczq dzleci,
maetyzho po ongiezshu, ale 4
po pozsku. 0 tenn przekonat
sic wydawco WZARUSA z
szy6kich postepow, jokl;e czynl;q
ch1opcy 2 polsklej szko7y
~ nauce sztau5 drukarsk1ej.
Cd czasu, ia% przY6yty Si;ostyy
Not'e Damka, mauczy sic ~
naszej druharni pizny cA2opiec
przez 9 mieslecy tgle, IL zwy.
czojmy rekopis szy6ho 4 5ez
61edu ustawic zdota. Dawnl;ej
chtopcy, nowet po czterech zatach
naukl u druka1m5, ponlewa2
nowet czytac ME unnleli;, n,e ma.
drah Wprawy 10 ustowlanau
czcionkoW.
CZESI'0 SIZE ZDARzA,
2e 1ud Q tego kroju wyse2a pie
mqdze do Emopy, zecz rzadko
slychoc, By ztamtqd do Ame-
ryks komu jakie paeniqdze przy-
stano, je5eH ma sic nae noZeaay
pod1ug prauo spadkobierczego.
a jednak pred ki;lku dnioni
Sono p. Jozeta Blelinskiiego z
Wsnony ozedrala u prezencle cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

OBJ. JOZEFP EZO WSK1
2 Pine Creeku, WIS.,, sprzedo1
sw6j dom nieszIazpy przy Chat.
field mlscy oh. Macha7owi; Nawro.
CEiemu "a 600 dol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

Pan Daniel LaUler, demokra-
ski kandydat ma gubernatora,
wystepowa} w zeszfvm tygodniu
2 panem Jozefem sLelcht z Vino
ny, z nova ma demokrackiem ze-
braniu wYborczem W miescle St.
Cloud. W n%ajblizsza sobote, 10
Wrzesnia, bedzle p. Daniel Lawler
miaf move W operze W sasieduiem
miescie St. Charles.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-08

oault st. Mary i takowe LEA po-
m'edzy dworcami Lehigh Weyr-,
hauser, (minsto) kopalniai tolaza
odlegfoso Cd Lehigh do Weyerha-
user jest siedm mil anglelsk ;ob.
W srodku tel kolonii stap,e "a.
szcze W tym roku dworzec, plfa do
~"yrat'ania klepek druga do drze-
wa budulcowego.
Ktoty Polakow chciat skorzv.
stac z n%adarzajacej sic s%posobno-
Sci, powinien sic osobiscie zglosid
we wtorek, srode Tub czwartek
katdego tygodnia z wy]atkiem
dnl swiatecznych,w razie gdyby ia
Sowe ma wymionione dnie VIVA.
dfy, W ofsie pana %adwokata T O
m asza Frawley, W Eau
Claire. Wisconsin.
Kazdy nabywca gruntow dost a
ME pc %wpiaceniu potowy ceny
kupna tytuf posiadlo Sci warranty
decided pana abwokata Tomasza
Frawley.
Ziemle ma maJatek kosclelny
przyszfej polskiej parafi osobi-
Sole W srodku tel kolonii mad LIMA
kclelowa1 mad dwoma pieknemi je-
sloraml W ~znacznej liczble ARROW
luz prZeznaczy1em.
The Daily bulletin., 1892-11-24

The Honolulu Library anG Read
ing Room Association have IT eived
$1,000 subsidy for buying boz IS each
of the past two biennial periods
Now the Trustees, realizing the
straitened condition of the national
exchequer, are not asking renewal
of the subsidy for the present period
They are simply asking that the
water and electric light rates
amounting to $2l6 year, be remit
ted. This is a reasonable modest
request, and, in view of the great
value of the library and reading
room to the public, it will be granted
no doubt with alacrity,
The Daily bulletin., 1892-11-24

THE WEEKLY BgLLETINm2S BlI,,: S,t11I. COL
Islands, 81; mailed to foreign countries, 80.
The Daily bulletin., 1892-11-24
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.

The service in Central Union
Church began at IL o'clock. There
were appropriate decorations, such
as representations of sheafs of grain
on the platform, and the United
States and Hawaiian flags draped in
festoons on the organ. The congre-
CATION that assembled filed the en-
tire body of the church. Among
the prominent personages present
were His Excellency John L. Ste
vens, United States Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary; His Excellency p. G. Jones,
Minister of Finance; Mr.. H. w.
Severance, United States Consul
General; Hon. S. M. Damon and
other public men. The order of
service was as follows:
Reading Presidents Proclamation ......
Anthem-"Rejoice in the Lord". Tours
Choir.
Scripture Lesson. Rev. DR.. Beckwith
and Hearer of Prayer" ...
Walter Hayselden.
Hymn IO5o-'Praise to God, immortal
NJ praise" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
10Y VI Rev. w. b. oleson. ''''''''
Response-"Holy, holy, holy" Schubert
Sermon by Rev. S. II. Bishop.
Hymn 1059-"My Country. it's of thee"..
Benediction. ..,..,....., Rev. S. Il. Bishop
Mr.. Hayselden sang his solo in
admirable tone and tune.
Rev. S, E. Bishop, the preacher of
the day, took his text in Isaiah, 42:l,
"He shall bring forth Judgment to
the Gentiles." The promise in the
text and context was that the Mes
siah should in his providence evolve
among the nations governments that
would rule the people with wisdom
and justice, in place of the cruel OPP
preston and want of righteous
judgment to which they had for
ages been subjected, A greater than
Moses should lead the people out OF
worse than Egyptian darkness into
the light of liberty and justice. The
speaker described the deplorable
state of the Old Worlds Kingdoms
in the dark ages, and then that
of the vastly improved conditions
evolved, through the benefcent in
huence of the Messiah's principles,
in different modern nations, Ii
would be great thing if countries
like Persia, Turkey and Morocco
could have to-day even SO good a
government as that of Russia, des-
potic as it is regarded in lands hav,
ing more advanced freedom. The
powerful influence of Great Britain
and the United States in spread
ing freedom and enlightenment
throughout the world was cited
being attributed to the develop
ment first in those countries of the
The Daily bulletin., 1892-11-24

The Liberal claims to be boiling
over with new ideas. Yet, although
it has cable on the brain, its ideas
on that subject are not new except
where they are supremely silly and
without backing of either facts or
figures. Evidently the Liberal is
paid to advocate not the cable it.
self, but the sham cable franchise,
conceived solely for speculative pur-
poses by some forehanded residents.
The Daily bulletin., 1892-11-24
IRRIGATION NOTICE.

Holders of Water Privileges, or those
paying Water Rates, are hereby notified
that, owing to the drouth and the scarcity
of water in the Government Reservoirs,
the Hours for using water for Irriga-
ton purposes are from to s o'clock A. NJ,
and to o'clock p. NJ, until further notice.
JOHN c. WHITE,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Approved:
CHAs. T. GULCK,
Minister of the Interior.
Honolulu, H. l., Oct. 10, 1892.
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