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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-04
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THEIR REASONS FOR SO DOING.

For the purpose OF having it understood by
some ''would-be specialists in this city who
are trying to build up a broken down practice
by initiating Drs. Mansfield & DeMonco's
method OF treating oatarrh at low rate, Drs.
Mansfield & DeMonco will. to convince the
public that they court opposition and defy COM
petition, set another notable example, -Let
those follow who can?
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.
All persons suffering from any chronic dis
ease Will be treated at the low rate OF $500 a
month until cured providing they place them
selves under treatment before Oct. l. Medi-
cines furnished free.
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The piseas So at Hamburg.

HAMBURG, Sept. S.--The imperial board
Of health reports 626 new cases and ll6
deaths from the cholers in Hamburg yes
terday. These figures show decline Of
only two from the cases reported on the
previous day, while the number of deaths
is exactly the same. There were few cases
and few deaths at Stade, Harburg and
Crosse Strelitz.
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Treatment by Mail.

TO THE PUBLIC. The svstem of mail treat
ment pursue by Drs. Mansfield and De Monco
guarantee the same effective results to those
VINO desire to submit their cases through cor
respondence as to those who come in person.
Their question blank. y If properly flied out
Will diagnose your case in thorough way and.
as medicines are promptly shipped, those
living out OF the city have the same advantages
as those who come to the Office
Write for the treatment BY mail Medicine
free. ana rid yourse elf of the most painful and
annoying disease in the catalogue Of human
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Must Step Immigration

QUEBEC, Sept. 3.-Tbe commissioner of
the international conference of boards Of
health returned here from an inspection of
the Cansdian quarantine station at Crosse
Isle. They report the equipments of the
station as wholly Inadequate to keep out
the cholera, and absolute safety can only
be insured in the total exclusion of immi-
grants.
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Italians Intercepted.

PARIS. Sept. 8. I'm consequence Of
President Harrison's proclamation for
twenty days. quarantine and the subse-
quent decision or the transatlantic CON-
pany TO carry no more storage passen-
gers, groups of Italians were intercepted
in this city last night, bound for America
via Hayre, and informed that they could
not proceed. They have been sent back
to Italy at the expense Of the French gov
orumaut
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ENCOURAGING REPORTS.
Decrease in Violence shown at Hamburg
Other Points.

a OCOlC0cC III cuUhH az
Other Points.
LONDON. Sept. 3.-The reports received
from various places tonight in regard tc
the status of the cholera epidemic are of 9
more encouraging character than at any
time since the disease began its ravages.
Intelligence in regard to the condition OF
affairs in Hamburg shows decrease in vi
olence OF the epidemic there. IL Is slowly
becoming noticeable, though in some quar-
tiers of the city the ambulances are buster
than ever. Yesterday 500 victims were de-
posted in the earth. and arrangements
made for the burial of $50 bodies today.
The only exception TO the generally reas-
surfing advices received is the news regard
ing the progress of the epidemic in Paris.
AT late hour tonight telegram reported
that there was a slight increase in the num-
Der of new cases and deaths.
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Very Little Cholera in England

Lo2DoN, Sept 3.-The local government
board announces that with the exception
OF one or two cases that now are recover
ing, there is not case OF cholera in Eng
land or Wales.
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Another Steamer from Hamhurg.

LEwEs, Del, Sept 3-The tank steamer
Girstamunde, from Hamburg Aug. 10. ar
rived here this morning. She was stopped
at the government quarantine, where she
will be detained some days. Her captain
signals sAll well.N
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-04

ii y u U II I u g
old-time glory
of "Olinda. the
beautiful, - as a
fashionable resi- :
dence suburb de
parted with the
days of the gay
Count Morltz-
the tourist in
Brazil should not
fail TO pay it q
visit. You can
90 ont IN a car
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The Copeland Medical Institute
Located Permanently. (Rooms 200, 201, 20a
and 20S) In the Progress Building.
South Main Street, Salt Lake City.

DIR. T. B. MANSFIELD,
DIR. A. DE MONCO,
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
SPECIALTIES: Catarrh and all diseases
Diseases, Skin Diseases Chronic and Sneciai
Diseases OF Goth sexes 1850
OFFICE HOURS; 8 to II M, 2 to5p.m.
to p. m. Sunday. 10 to Il Am
Catarrhal Troubles and chronic diseases
treated successfully by mail Send cents in
stamps for question circulars
Address all Mail to Copeland Medical Instl-
ture.- Rooms 200 c0l 202 and 203 Progress
Building, South Main Street. Salt Lake City.
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R ENENIBER
$5 PER MONTH.

All patients placing them
selves under treatment before
October 1st. will be treated at
the rate Of SIS a month. med
icineS furnished free. This an
plies to all diseases
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-04
BEAUTIFUL. 0LINDA.
The Brazilian Hamlet of Caxanga
and Its Dwellings,.
Cozy kbodes Surrounded by Attractive Gar
dens, Tamarind Groves and Orchards
Of Bread Fruit

Correspondents Or TEE sA1n LAKE HERALD.
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FIVE A MONTH
All Diseases Treated at the Rate
of Five Dollars Month to All
Placing Themselves Under
Treatment Before Oct. |.

Drs. Mansfield and DeMouco Make Another
Notable Offer to the People of Silt Lake
and Vicinity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-04

William Gladstone of England Of ablest
greatest statesmen known that
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The Encyclopedia Britannica begun in f79t
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Since brought
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-07-08

Registered by Samuel Young, Grand
Detour, ILL.,:
MORGAN GENERAL, 2d.-Bay, one
white foot - hands, 100 lbs; bred by
Samuel Young; got by Young's Morgan,
son of Sammis' Morgan General, by Nor
gan General: dam. brown, bred by Sam
ue Young, got by Pratt Horse, son of
Cub by Black Hawk Prophet. Sold to
Jacob Waterman, Melbourne. la.
Registered by a. II. Stormont, Prince
ton, Ind:
Acknowledgement with star, left
hind foot white, l54 hands, 100 lbs.
foaled July, lSSS bred by l.. l.. Dorsey,
Middletown, Ky; got by Zicaadi Gold
dust, son of Golddust, by Vermont Nor
gan dam, chestnut, bred by l.. l.. Dorsey
got by Golddust, son of Vermont Nor
gan. Owned by Il. Il. Stormont, Prince.
ton. Ind.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-07-08
THOSE VERGENNES RACES.

FERRISBURGH, VT, July |, 1892.
Editor Of tie RegiSter-In your editorial
on The Vergennes Races YOU make a
statement that has no foundation what
ever, and is entirely uncalled for, viz:
"The imputation that Mr.. Rider was
party to any bargain (for fifty dollars
will do him no harm among those who
know him. But that is the point of the
judges decision" The first have heard
of the above idea was when | read it in
your paper of today's issue; and, as
was the starting Judge on the occasion
referred to, it may not be out of place
for me to set you right. First, | will
quote from the rules of the National
rrotting association, of which the tracks
at both Middlebury and Vergennes are
members. Rule Is, section D. reads as
follows:
If the Judges believe that horse is
being or has been pulled" or has been
ridden or driven in other respects i'm
properly at any time during the conduct
of the race, with a design TO prevent his
winning heat or place which he was
evidently able to win, and that such act
was done on the part of the rider or drv-
er for the purpose of throwing the race,
or to perpetrate or aid "a fraud, they shall
have power 10 substitute competent
aud reliable rider or driver foI the re-
mander of the race, who shall be paid,
at the discretion of the indges, not less
than l0per cent nor more than 30 per cent
of the amount awarded the horse in the
race provided the said substituted rider
or driver shall better the position of the
horse in the race, which shall he paid by
! the member, and the member may retain
the amount paid from the purse, if any,
which said substitute rider or driver shall
win; and any professional rider or driver
who, without good and sufficient reason,
refuses to he 50 substituted may be fined
or suspended, or both, by order of the
judges and the Judges may declare such
heat void, if it he deciding heat of the
race and, if the result and circumstances
of the race shall confirm their belief, the
rider or driver SO removed may be fined
not to exceed the amount of the purse or
stake competed for, or may be suspended
or expelled, and if the owner or person
or persons controlling the offending
horse shall be a party or parties to such
fraud, he or they may be similarly pun
ished. The Judges may waive distance,
except for fouls, as to any horse for
which they have substituted rider or
driver.
The judges were Mr.. a. j. Marshall,
Mr.. F. ii. Winch and myself, acting as
the starter. We were all of the opinion
that the mare, Laura Franklin, was be-
ing "pulled." We did not connect Mr..
Rider or Mr.. Parker, who was driving
Capichoso, in any way with the fact.
[Continued on 7th page.J
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-07-08
ANIMALS REGISTERED
IN THE MORGAN REGISTER.
STATIONS AND COLTS.

Registered by +. II. Austin, Grandine,
n. Oak:
EBONY JIM-Black with star, l5I hands,
1850 lbs. foaled May 3d. 1881; bred by
Charles Smith, Olean, y. V; got by
White Mountain Boy, son of Baldwin's
Black Hawk, by Black Hawk: dam, bay.
Registered by j. NJ. Coons, Macedonia,
Ia:
GREEN MOUNTAIN SULTAN.-Chest
nut with star, hind feet white; foaled
May !, 1892; bred by Morgan Horse Co.,
Dundee, H.; got by Sultan, son of Col
bys Young Green Mountain, by Turn
ers Sir William: dam, Lena Morgan,
bay, bred by a. F. Moore, Polo, H., got
by Capt. Morrill,, son of Mountain Chief;
I'd dam, bay, bred by y. F. Moore,
got by Moore's Green Mountain, son of
Hamilton's Green Mountain; Sd dam,
sorrel, bred by Z. W. Sammis, Polo, H.;
got by Sammis' Morgan General, son of
Morgan General.
Registered by Charles f. Price, Diver
non, H.:
JOE THoRNBURG.-Bay l54 hands,
1000 lbs. foaed June %, 1856; bred by
Chas. Z. Price, Dyernon, Ill. got by
Douglass, son of Black Hawk Morgan, by
Addison dam, bay, bred by Mat Sims, Vir-
den, H., got by Clark Chief, Jr., son of
Clark Chief, by Mambrino Chief I'd dam,
Ian ht- Nat Inv
phet, son of Prophet, by Black Hawk; I'd
dam thoroughbred, said to be by Charles
Wheatley, son of Wagner; 18th dam,
Delta, said to be by son of Cooks
Whip.
Registered by w. S. Porter, Belvidere,
H..
UTAH.-Black, hind feet white, foaled
May s, 1892; bred by W. ). Porter, Bel
videre, H., got by Billy King, son of
Wildair, by Putnam Morgan: dam, bay,
bred by w. A. Goodwin, Olean, y. Y,
got by Billy Root, son of Wildair, by
Putnam Morgan; ID dam, bay, bred by
ID. Craeken, Black Creek, y. V, got by
Billy Morgan, son of Ticonderoga, by
Black Hawk Sd dam, bred by ID. Crack
en-, got by Paul Clifford, Jr., son of Paul
Clifford, by Black Hawk.
Registered by Creighton Belknap,
Royalton, VT;
BELKNAP FRANKLIN-Black, l63
hands, 100 lbs; fOaled 1856; bred by
Creighton Belknap. Royalton, VT; got
by Ben Franklin, son of Daniel Lam
bert dam, black, bred by Creighton Bel
KNAPP, got by Draco Prince, I'd, son of
Draco, I'd, by Woodstock I'd dam bred
by Creighton Belknap, got by Draco,
son of Young Morrill, Sd dam said to he
by the Davis Horse, son of Wood
bury Morgan; 18th dam said to he
by General IIibbard, son of Woodbury.
Morgan.
Registered by NJ. b. Randall, Bird
port, Vt.
Cor. DEXTER.-Blac 10 hands, 1850
lbs. foaled May %, 1883; bred by NJ.
b. Randall, Bridport, VT; got by Arts
tos, son of Daniel Lambert dam, bay,
bred by Joel Randall, Weybridge, VT,
got by Lara, son of Daniel Lambert; I'd
dam bred by Mr.. Phelps, Hopkinson,
New York, called Hambetonian; Sd
dam bred by Jonas Sanford and called
MorOau
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Spr SALE OF % yrt-groohlya.

EXCELLENT LOCATION for grain ana feed store rer
II remit water front; growing part Of brOokyni ~
rs g e m sa n Isn Y..
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SOMETHING NEW!

Al River Edge. oniY niles from city ny New Jersey
and New York kar al. line huiliIng plots. 25xI2h
no VIA MAJ me start IRON ;e giOuud NOur at $50
per nlotf Cash o on time. 1fau leaves Chambers IT.
depot 1t Orork ths afternoon Agent NJ EN- rance to
distribute Tree tickets to intend rg purchasers
W. STEVENS. 2JS broadway,
SEvESR0OM HOUSE: all i'm urovements: city water;
~ plot 6oxlhO feet: price 5000, terms 400 cash
and SO monthly: new house IN hno order and best
street. A.W. VAN WINKLE. Rutherford. y. J.
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aeal estate for Sale or @xshauas.

LuR SALE OR TRADE-fclurssdue homestead Of
l. luo acres aud vineyard adjoining Spencer, md
summer esori; 5000 pounds grapes now hanging on
vnes three acres solid iul bearing apple Trees 100
or n"r peach. pc r. and arPo trees t~entSNe acres
cho!ce tlm6r ish ponds. 49, Dra ifu. house: grounds
studded with pine AMI cedar Ir es; ives &c:
OF eigh rooms me fruit cedar. chicken house, barn,
Ac,: will sci on LIBERIA terms. small payment down
rsponsibe party or will exchange T clear city
property price $500.
y. R. CARTER. Spencer. Ind
Eok EXCHAN8E-EQuiiy .? OUo In brick Brookiyn
residence. II rooms near elevated. for farm. 90
within 30 miles CITY Hall. Will give back mort
gage up to 5000 II. GILBERT. 81 frankfort st
EOR sALH OR KicHANGE-A country residence fec
Il property In New York city or Brooklyn.
u GkRAER High Ridge stamford. Coma
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Srhun,S and Tpllraes.

7 AWRCSCE SCHOOL OF ACTING. 1uH West l2d
IL study e0urred s'ace AMI practice rooms for
uso o. students. circular on implication There isnO
Gcriun inwrcn G. nor IL there school OF acting
bet az Hnared."-Nsw York Dramatic Times. Dec 49,
ISL special cilst es dur NJ the summer.
NV YORK MILITARY ACADEMY. Cornwnll.on.
N Eui.on. Co.. ca. WRt,HT A. NJ. President.
CilORTlAND tyrcwri'iny and bootkerr ring; In.
y .iJuttIhn, iatly: open AT summer New York
School .: Bonn iiman rronovraphv. 124 West 2od At
L. ALEXANDER. 2 r!ncipal
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for Sals OF to gst-Ipug gslaaa.

CQSn BUYS Broom cottage and lot; 40 milea GU,
pow NY REAL ESTATE Co. 253 broadway.
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EREAr BARGAISs THIS wEEK.-ylAts. tsnsm.nts.
ana private dwsinhBsi AL descriptions; various 10
ssaeAA whlTIh0 ~ 1JeAawAE
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LN0R ALE OR UAN,.I'-Naunbe mandatory
l. md ~ ,"rc- lard. dn TX an m NJ e hu-H' sales
about so: 90 yer year. h Il front; rrce 2!."un
GEO. ". DUASE 4 CO.. 2CO BToaiw AZ. y. Y.
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TEATIiAM " Y--Nilave residence. twc.story 10
y roows modem IN al ar0o,ntwents: cost ~ huiI'.
5000, good EuI.d uAt'd IN elevation.
mHnds line view Catssi.l MUur'.uus; ir.rr ior AL
$1,000. GEO v. HuAsi .OJ Broadway. y. I.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-23
ADksES W1ARuSA: Wiru,59 Str Winona A;nn

stauracya, bogata czytelnia
zbior obrazow l innYcn Rad.
klch okazow z dzledziny fly
XII, sztuki i t. d. Zadna pole
dyhcza familia ME moze so.
bic sprawit cos podobneso.
Czests uczeni tyklo ludzie
uczeszczaja do takiego domu
klubnego i kazdy nalezacy
do klubu ma te korzysc, ze
moze ksztalcic sic tanim
kosztem ma ,,zywych" wzorach
sztuki lub literatury.
w Stanach Zjednoczonych
znajduje sic w kazdem wiel-
KEN miescic po kilkunascie
klub6w. Me So zalozone ma
planie kooperacyjnym, dla
tego zle sic oplacaja. Gdy-
by cz}onkcwie klubow pobie-
rail- swoje potrzeby po cenach
hurtownyco, daleko wiecej
llczylyby kluby cz]onkow. w
Anglii llcza Sluby niektore po
1000 cz}onkow, W Ameryce
jestto rzadkoscia.
Sposob przy]ecia r6zni sic
we wszystkich klubach. w
niektorych rozstrzygnie sic to
ma posledzeniu ca}ego klubu
wiekszoscia glosow, w in.
nych znalduie sic komitet do
przyjecia czIonkow. ktory
prywatnie rozbiera przym:oty
kazdego cz}onka ,naJacego
chec do wstapienia; a p6z-
niej ma zgron,adzeniu calego
mltyngu poleca czlonlza ca
iemu klubowi. Skoro vie.
kszost glos6w dale swoje 7zez.
wolenle, wtenczas kIub liczy
]ednego czfonka wiecej.
kluby polltyczne lstnialy
Juz lat temu sto. We Francyi
byfy one sprezyna calej
wielSiej rewolucyi. Po skoh-
czeniu wielklego dramatu
krwawego zostaly prawem
zakazane.
Dokohczenie nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-23

L'czby powyzsze daja duzo
do mys|enia, mianowicle, gdy
uwZglednimy mielsca, W kto-
rYch wlecel towarzYstw jak
jedno lstnieje. Naiwiecei to.
warzystw W jednem lnlescie
jest W Chicago, DO tam Jest
nalwleksza kolonia polska; po-
TEN nastepuJa M1lwukee,
Detroit, Bay City, Scranton,
Philadelphia, Wlnona, Manistee
i Grand Rapids.
Klika wiec Znartwych-
wstahcow aui co do ,lczby
towarzystw, AMI cztonkow NE
jest W wiekszosci, PodallbysmY
llczby cztonk6w ma stany
pojedyhcze podzielone, ale ~
organic liczby czionk6w
wiecej ME drukuiq.
Wiemy uatomiast barGzo
dobrze, ze W Michigauie i
Wsiconslnle i Pensylvanli
rownlez wleiiie SO towerzy-
stwa, jak w Chicago. Watplmy,
czY Chicago towarzystwaml
z cafego Illinois ma Iedna
trzecia czesG cztonkow W
kasie posmiertnel Zjednoczenia.
Z samei parafii sw. S1anlstawa
Kostkl, W Chicago, ILL.,, llcza-
cej obecnie okoto sze S &
ty sIecy tsm,lli /. Jest
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-23
PLACCIE IA, WIARUSAQ
Q kInbach poIitlcmYch.

Klub iestto towarzystwo
zamkniete, ktore ma ma celu
krzewienie WARY, sztu'5i, ma
uki, literatury czyli pismien-
nictwa, spiewu, mlzyki, lub
pielegnowanie towarzyskosci
pomiedzy czlonkami. Klub
polltyczny jest towarzvstwem,
ktorego zadaniem rozstrzasa-
ME kwestyj politycznych lub
branle czynnego tudzla}u pod
czas wybor6w IA mocy po-
przednio okreslonego pla-
nu.
Zycie klubowe Jest mad,
zwyczaj rozwiniete W Well
kiei Brytapii. Wysokie wste-
pne 10000 dol. miesie-
czne wplaty pokrywaja "a
zWYczaJ wszystkle Wydatkl.Nle
dla kazdego zatem zebraka
jest klub przeznaczony, tylko
dobrane towarzystwo ma do
nicgo wolny przystep.
kazdy klublsta mole spe-
dzic bez2latnie swoje wolne
chwile W domu klubowym.
Tam zna]duje sic dobra re.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-23

Wszystkie zaby, kt6re W
semlnaryum skrzecza.
kto jest najuczeiszy?
:, Doktor Barabbasz, DO ma
diugie wasy.
Kledy bedzie raj ma zie.
mi?
Gdy zaby wyrosna ma
ropuchy.
Kiedy to sic stanie?
Skoro ropuchy pierwsza
ofiare zJedza.
Jaka gazetta jest swiatlem
z nieba?
Nsedzielo, DO szczury malu-
je.
Czemu?
30 szczury pred swiatlem
zmykaia.
Co jest potrzebne do zba-
wieniao
Dolary wiara w zbolale-
z Olczyzne piersi.
Czego ma swiecie trzeba
unikac?
Wiarusa i jcgo przyiaci6].
Czemu?
Po jakiego djab]a tlle sic
pytaG!
AMEN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-23
PkACCIE IA WIARUSA
DIVA katechizlnY.
KHka chscagoska.

Jaki zakon jest najwiekszy
ma swiecie?
Zakon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
byl, Jest i 5edzie najwiek-
sym ma swlecie.
Jak sic parafla rzadzi?
D}ugami, a chiopi MECH
plaza.
lie mie)sca powinni para :
fianle mieG v; kosciele?
lyle, CO sledz w beczce.
Wolno wierzyc w Zjedno-
czenle Katolickie?
Wolno, ale tylko przez
okulary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Kto tylko mole zostac
proboszczem w Chicago?
Tn, kt6ry pred kazdym
kuchennym braciszkienl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nlsko
czapke zdejmie.
Wolno sic pytac o rachun-
XII jakiekolwiek?
Me wolno.
Co sic stanie Z tym, kto-
ry sic pytao
Rataj Mamma mu trzy zie-
lone punkta ma grzbiecle
wymaluje.
AMEN.
Semanaryum detroackie.
kto jest swiety?
Rektor seminaryum.
Kto jest uczony?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-23
zAPIsUJCIE sOBIE WIARUsAA
Liczby ME k4a1nia.

Wediug spra awozdania W o.
statnim numerze Wary 4 o.
czyzay jest W kasie poimlertnej
Zjednoczenla ll3 towarzystw
z 1852 cztonkam,.
Naleza prawda do samego
Zjednoczenia ]eszcze l4l4
cztonkow W Is towarzystwach,
ale nle mozemy tych iowa
rzystw W &ywotnlch kwesty
ach Z]ednoczenia uwzglednlc,
DO poSmiertnego ME ptaca, ami
organu ME ahonula. Gala lch
iacznosc Zjednoczeniem pole.
ga ma 20 centach roczaego
podatku do Zlednoczenia, "a
co maia tytul kropidlarskl
W sprawozdaniu llczy rataj
Mamma LIZ towarzysrw, opu-
szcza;ae W biegu iiczb 20, 49,
80, l1O, pod ktoremi zadne-
go towarzystwa nie ma. Jest
wiec tylko towarzystw ll3.
Z 1ej llczby odclagnqc muslmy
stowarzyszenie ksle2y, ponie-
waz ME jest lokalncn towa-
rzystwem-
Reszta towarzystw t. ].
ll2 dzielq sic na nastepujace
stany::
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-23
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSAy
z NEBRASKA.
Poznah, Is Czerwca.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

Szanowna Redakcyo!
Pgosze o goscinnost ola tych~
slow W Worusle:
Kie6v z kazdego m,ejscs,-
gdzle Wielebny X, Sebastyan-
ski dziala jako przewodnik
Mlsyl swieteJ, nadchodza.
chwaiebne o MIN glosy i
szczere podziekowanla, gdyz
wszelklemi zdolnosciami, wy
NOVA nlezmordowana praca
przyczYnla sic Dietylko do
krzewienia moralnosc; mledzy
ludem polsklm, ale rownle&
swYm taktem l mlfoscia ku
narodowi polsklemu godzl
zwasnionych braci, to tutal
W lego wiasnej parafl. gdzie
wiekszosc kocha 60 / szanuie,
traf'ala sic gady, ktore swemi
ladowlteml ozoremi 20 salo-
mach ubllzala temu godnemu
napianowi.'
Oczywiscie tacy przede-
wszystkiem szkodza SAM So
bic, nadto bluznlac ma
ksledza bez wzgledu, kto ich
sfucha, bezczeszcza ware
swleta. Jacy to ludzie, kazdy
W tel parafil dobrze vie, q
wlee gardzic mimi powi-
MEN.
Je&eli te kiika slow ME :.
pohamula tych wyrzutkow
spoleczenstwa / oni nadal go.
dzlt beda swemu )adowiteml
&adfaml W czesc KS. Seba-
styahsklego, to " przysztei
korespondencyi wymlenle lch
nazwiska.
Jedeu owYch nikczemni.
kow uskar&al sic, il W:arus
ME wydrukowat paru jego
korespondencyI, ale mn,e to
wcale ME d2iwi, gdya Wlarus.
pismo katoIlckie prawde
mow!qce ka2dmu, posiada
nale2yty sad co mo2e bye
wydrukowanem, a co trzeba
rzuclc do kosza. Zfosllwych
fornalsk!ch korespondencyj
przyimowa6 ME moze.
Zyczlia0y correspondent.
PLACCIE IA WIARUSAl