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Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
CONNECTICUT IS INIT.
Making Arrangements for the Worlds
 Fair.

Making Arrangements for the Worlds
 Fair.
 The following circular was issued April 2lst from the Executive Depart ment, Board of Worlds Fair Managers of Connecticut: The building commit tee of Worlds Fair Msnagers-Senator Read of Bridgeport, John E. Earle of New Haven, and O. M. Jarvis of Berlin, are going to Chicago the latter part of this week to perfect arrangements for the erection of the Connecticut building. MT Briggs, the architect, will accom- pany them to Chicago. The structure is to be completed so as to be in readi- ness for the initial celebration, October 12, of the present yesr-the Tooth anni- versary of the landing of Columbus Governor Bulkeley was recently in Chi cago and reports that the location for the Connecticut building is very de- sirable one, within stone's throw of the lake shore. Executive Commissioner Woods will accompany the committee as fully as possible regarding details, and upon his return will be we'll equip- ped with information which will enable him to present matters more fully and intelligently to intending exhibitors frem this State. He will probably be away from home 8 week or ten days, and during his absence the headquarters ot the Board, Room 33, State Capitol, will be in charge of Executive Secretary Vaill.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
Democratic Caucuses.

The Democratic electors of the town of North Canaan held caucus in the town clerks office at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. D. l.. Peirce was chosen chairman. and c. O. Briggs secretary. Major Samuel A. Bennett was uomina- ted for Judge of Probate for the Dis trict of Canaan. D l.. Peirce aEd John 0. Richmond were elected delegates to State and District conventions to be held at New Haven, May 10.
 The Democratic electors of the town of Canaan held caucus last Saturday at Falls Village and elected Sidney Reed and Walter Chapin as delegates to the State and District conventions to be held at New Haven. May 10th. The nomination (made by the Democratic caucus held at North Canaan, April 22) of Major Samuel A. Bennett for Judge of Probate for the District of Canaan was ratified
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
Robbins-Capron Wedding.

The wedding of Miss Bertha c. Gap. ron, daughter of Mrs Samuel M Cap. ron, to Mir Samuel Bostwick Robbins, took place at the Asylum Hill Congre. gational church, at 30 last night. The Rev J. H. Twichell performed the cere. mony. M. H. Robbins, Jr., of Spring. field, was best man. The ushers were Willard Reid. of New York, Henry B. Brownell, of Washington, Edward 0. Ward, of Hartford. and William O. Gap. ron, of North boro, Mass. Miss Clara Capron, of this city, was maid of honor, the bridesmaids being Miss Jennie Tompkins, of Fishkill-on Hudson, Miss Janet Chapin, of Northboro, Mass. Miss Edith Arms, of Hartford, and Miss Mary Robbins, of Lakeville. reception was given at the home of the brides mother, N. Willard street. Nh and Mrs Robbins will live in Great Falls, Montana ,-Hartyord Times April .21.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
DI D.

CABLE-At New Milford, April IS, Abijah Cable, aged 65 years and months. MUNsoN-At Fair Haven, April I9, Captain Abijah Munson. aged 80 yrs and months. ScorT-At the City Hospital in Albany, N. Y. April IS, Frank ". Scott, of Falls Village, Conn.,, aged g years. HUBBARD-At weatogue Salisbury April 22 Miss Jane W. Hubbard, aged 50 years. Burial at Hillsdale, NY. sTAcK-At Norfolk, April 2l, Robert M. Stack, aged 7S years.
 MUNeER-At Winsted, April 23, Mrs Laura O. Munger, aged AS years. KnsoN-At her home in Schaghtacoke Kent April 24, Emma, daughter of Value Kilson, aged A years. Funeral on Tuesday. LEE-At New Marlboro, Mass, April 25, John Lee, aged "A years. BENJAMIN-At Lakeville, April 23, Maria Stocking, wife of O. Benjamin, aged 61 years
 LEwIs-At East Canaan, April 26, Frank w Lewis, aged A years and 8 months. R1s1Na-At New York city, April 18th, in her 66th year, Eunice Robbins, wife of Dr J Converse Rising, and daughter of the late Edward Stevens, Esq. Burial at New Marlboro, Mass, April 22. CcLL1Ns-At New Marlboro, Mass, April 21, George Collins, son of Patrick Collins, aged 12 years.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
Married 23 Years and the Mother of
 24 Children.

Married 23 Years and the Mother of
 24 Children.
 Mrs Frank Sponsie of Putnam, with whom Mrs Grover Cleveland was &C., quainted through the medium of a per- sonal correspondence, is dead, aged 43 years. She died on Monday last in giv- ing birth to her twenty fourth child. A short time after the birth of her nine teenth child that fact was communica- ted to Mrs Cleveland who was then mistress of the White House, and she promptly wrote neat little epistle to the Putnam mother, conveying her con- gratulations on account of the event, and enclosing BIO gold piece to her. Mrs Sponsie, naturally. was greatly pleased thereat and fattered, perhaps, by the newspaper fame that befell her. She certainly was remarkable woman. She had been married 23 years and had giv- en birth to one child each year, except in one year that twins were born to her. New Haven News.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
POINTERS.

One table waiter wanted. See adv.
 The latest sensation-Lowell carpets at 65 cents. See Fuller & Peet's adv. O. w. Myers advertisement will in- terest all who wish to raise or purchase Orlof horses.
 R. Girllng's clothing advertisement tells you where you can buy good goods at shoddy prices.
 "Once patron always patron" at Treat & Starr's, and today their new ad vertisement tells you why this is thus.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
Russian Hebrews in Connecticut.

In the village of Chesterfield, eight miles from Norwich, there is colony of Russian Hebrews. The colonists be- gan to purchase farms there with DOT tion of the Baron Hirsch fund two years ago. There are 56 farms owned by 503 persons. The colonists are very thrifty, industrious and prosperous. Be- sides farming and market gardening which they are carrying on farms sup. posed to have been worn out, they are working at all kinds of trades. The farms vary in size from 385 acres dowr to 35, and the amount of land owned within five miles of the village amounts to 5000 acres.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
A Clever Swindle.

An exchange says: A new scheme by dishonest people for making mon. ey" which, strictly speaking, isn't count. erfeiting, is nevertheless an offense which will make the workers very tired when the government gets it's hands on their collars. The scheme consists oi splitting S5 bills and $1 bills, ,and past. ing the split halves of the ones and fves together. When one of these bills is laid down with the five side up, it goes every time. Look at both sides of youl $5's and $10's also.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
Typhoid Fever in Florida.

An exchange says that toward the end of March there was sudden flight of northern guests from St. Augustine, Fla. owing to the fact that typhoid fever had broken out in two of the principal ho- tels. Many New Workers were taken with the disease after they reached home. The prevalence of typhoid fever in Flor ida is attributed to the poor drinking water, wherever there are no artesian wells, and the poor water is due to the fact that so much of the land in the State is very little above tide.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
Wants to SwOp.

Editor of he NeaUs: I notice in the Cornwall items of the NEWS that Potatoes are selling for 35c per bushel, just the price of dog. good oranges"
 wish I was near enough to the Cornwall correspondent to "swop" as potatoes are worth 40c per peck and good oranges 15c per dozen. I also saw Sam Eddy's advertisement in which he stated some time ago, that he would "deHcer potatoes in any quantity at 50c per bushel." I thought at the time would send in an order. but was afraid Sam might think added insult to in- jury.
 Yours very truly
 H, B. IVES. Port Tampa City, Fla, April Is, 1892.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
The Connecticut Building at the Worlds Fair

The plan selected for the Connecticut building at the Worlds Fair is of the old colonial style, of two stories, 60 feet front and 58 feet on the side. It is ex- pected that the building will cost about BIO, ,000 and will be constructed of pine. There will be no clustering and the building will be removed when the ex- position it over. A piazza will be built on the first floor and balcony on the second, and the State coat-of-arms will be placed over the portico. Then there will be vestibule inside the entrance, with gentlemen's and ladies'toilet rooms on either side. There will also be an office for the managers, cloak room and gentlemen's smoking and reading room On the second floor, there will be space for special exhibits, spare rooms and apartments for the janitor.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28

The Short Route, Chicago to Omaha, is THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND < PACIFIC. Methodist ministers and laymen going to the Conference at Omaha should bear in mind that the fast train, Westbound, leaves Chicago at 10 P. NJ daily, and ar rives at Omaha at noon next day. Su- perb train service secured over the GREAT ROCK ISLAND,
 JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. T. x P. A,
 c. k. I. < P. By, Chicago.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
Democratic State Convention.

A democratic state convention will be held in the Hyperion theatre, New Ha- ven, Tuesday, May 10th, at 10 a. m. for the purpose of electing 12 delegates,- four of whom will be delegates-at-large, ito the national convention of the par ty to be held in the city of Chicago, Juns 01st, 1002.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
The Worlds Columbian Exposition.

Send 50 cents to Bond X Co.,, 576 Rookery, Chicago, and you will receive, post paid, four hundred page advance Guide to the Exposition, with elegant Engravings of the Grounds and Build. ings, Portraits of its leading spirits. and and Map of the city of Chicago; all oi the rules governing the Exposition and Exhibitors, and all information which can be given out in advance of its open ing. Also other Engravings and print. ed information will be sent you as pub
 lished. It will be a very valuable book and every person should secure copy
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
JUDGE OF PROBATE
David c. Whittlesey Elected to Ftl she Vacancy Caused by the Death O Col H n rdeuherQh

C0I HArHenDerRh,
 The election for judge of probate called by Governor Bulkeley in the towns of North Canaan and Canaan, comprising the probate district of Ga naan, was held last Monday and result ed in the election of David 0. Whittle- sey of North Canaan, the republican candidate, by majority of 123 over Major Samuel A. Bennett, of North Canaan, the democratic candidate. The vote was as follows:
 North Canaan, Whittlesey ITO, Bennett 6S Canaan, Whittlesey 64, Bennett AS
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Props, Toledo, o We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac- tions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
 WALDINa. KINNAN < MARVIN, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, Ohio.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28

The Electoral College of the coming campaign will number 444 votes, an in- crease of 43 over the roll in the election of 1898.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
BORN.

CALDwELL-In this village, April IS, daugh ter to Mir and Mrs Augustus Caldwell weight 12 lbs.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
IMITATION.

All good things initiated Those who lower on the ladder seek to initiate those who are higher mp.
 WE ARE ON TOP. This is acknowledged fact demon the solid experience nearly Man Poughkeepsie and must submit to being initiated by less fortunate competitors .A
 They try it s.yes the material and advertisements But they cannot begin to initiate Our Prices the busy hum of pleased customers that throng in this delightful spring weather Our tables loaded with fresh stock of Spring Suits Light oyercoas and designs in Pantaloons They selling fast Make to-day that you come in and satisfy yourself
 Our Custom Department still continues its high reputation excellence Our Fabrics the obtained from For egn and Domestic looms, and guarantee perfect fit in every instance.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
HOw'S THIsf

There are said to be 100000 COWS in the United States.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28

The royal family costs England about three million dollars . year.
Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
THIS BEA TS THE RECORD.

H, B. IVES, Port Tampa City, Fla, April Is, 1892
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
Pozska 6edzie.

Polska bedzle PREDICT r,&
ia Grygla odbuduie. PAM T.
Kr. stawna ,,mufczyni narodo-
wych ,,mufek", wydelegowana
do Jasnle Wiel. Pana Repu-
bllkanskiego W kongresie przez
narod polski, dostafa W lzien
swoich dla narodu polskiego
tax wa2nych urodzin cd wdzie-
cznego brooklihsk,ego naro-
du zfoty mental. w zam,an
"a TO uznanie ]e] dla ojczyzny
podietych prac, przyobiecala
lak na]m'ioSc'wiej odbudowat
Polske. Polskl wiec tylko GO
ME wlda6.-Obywatele np. p.
Kornob. Hr. Wodz. lali stru.
mienle rzewnych fez naGziei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
DO ,,B0Sennu's.

W sprawozdaniu O sfawhym
romansle Bohemia, umiesz
czanym jako felleton Cd .rzech
lat W Zgodzle autorstwa VITA
sciciela trzech synow ma
szyny do dzierzganla koronek,
popefnlono pewna niedoxfad
nose. Ten officer, kt6ry rowno.
czeSnie pall} cygaro, prymko
wal, pfakaf kla1 piorunam',
pisat przytem romans Bohemia.
Romans ten-to ogromnych
rozmlarow dziefo. Druk lego
skohczy sic z odbudowaniem
Polskl W Ameryce przez Cry
gle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
Kctozlckie pismo.

Kto jest takim blaznem i
niecEce wierzyc, 2e Hgarz u
hmo Jest czysto-katolickiem
pismem, uiech czyta uwaznie
Pol. u A,a., a przekona sw6j
zacofany rozum, ze So. p.
pisarz cd Lqarza jak zawsze,
tax tym razem prawde pi-
SIC Il tylko szczera katolicka
prawde. szczeg6lnie o konfe-
rencyi ksiezy W South Bend.
Nowy plyn rozsadzaJacy. ME-
s1ychane] silly, wYnalazi sfaw-
ny nasz chemik cd Refrmy
p. Nagel. Ze skutecznosG tego
plyuu, nazwanego Burbonitem,
reczv sfowem honoru plsarz
oa tSarga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
SOBIE WIAKUSA!
Wyswjecellie pOBskieg
klerykA
Erie, Pa, 6 Stycznia

Erie, Pa, 6 Stycznla
Prosze Szanownej Redakcyl !;
ably raczv}a umiesclc 1e wesola
korespondencya W lamach Wsaru-
Sa.
w sam Nowy rok odebrat
tutaJ XZ Szuszczyhsk, ostatnie
swlecenia kap}ahskie rak MAJ
przcwielebniejszego x. Blskupa.
w uroczystosc Trzech Kr6ll cd
prawlf so]cnn2 plerwsza msz2 sw.
2 asystencya kslezy, a kazanie
wygiosli o stane kapfanskim
nasz Wlelebny X. Proboszcz Ig.
naslak tax rzewno, re wsZyst-
klch paralian d. iez poruszyio.
PodczaS mszy Sw. spiewaf
ch6r paralialny na 4 giosY mszq
Chas. Gonuod's Convent Mass
w ca pod kicrownictwcm nau-
czyciela organlsty p. j. Nowaka,
. towarzyszeniom orncstry polskieJ
p. J6zefa Nagdrskiogo,
uncSzyio to mas paraiIan
bardzo, gdySmy weszlI do naszego
kosclotka zabacayll prey ostaI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
AFORYZMY.
Tdnaa !gQzetQ.

Nailepsza gazeta, jaka ist-
nieje W Ameryce i W Mo-
skwie, jest yanaeryko z Tole-
do, redagowana przez moska-
10 zyda przytem szplega
carskrego. Gazeta ia ,,rznie
prawde" o mic ME pyta, a
da)e wnece1 MD obiecaje. Jest
to po tgarzu 10 Anaeryce, or
game p. Burbonita, najlepsza
katollcko- mosklewska gazeta.
Rozsyla sic IA koszt oddziaiu
III W Pc ersburgu, darmo.
Przytem-k nap: przyszle
abonamentu diva dolary, do
stanie W .ezencie, darmo:
ksiazek, ,czegolnie dzle1
Chrostowsk t. 20, wertosci trzech
dolarow. Kto zas temu
zydo moska]>wl zblerze stu
abonentow, ''ostanie maszYne
do szycla- (polakom butow
l piekny M. IInek kosoka z
jAentukow, nowego korespon-
denta orglDalnego do Jane
ryki z Cincinnati.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
Ozncjneaenle tYnaczaso1ve

4 dniem lgo Maja po wy
graniu procesu Arcybisku.
penn W Chicago, otwiera Zw.
N. T. wie]kim koncertem z
kllka solo" ma zna]omy ch
fujarach, ! karaselen: stara
pleoanla Sw. Trolley ma gm ,ch
narodowy, do pomleszczenia
Muzeum posazkow - skamle-
niafosci kentucklch, odpadkow
posmlertnych, llczb przeclet-
nych, pralnl koszul, patryot6w
a la minute kuchni rumforc-
kie) z rosllnnych i zwlerzecych
utworow. Spodziewac sic go.
dzl, ze otwarcie ). ,.takowe" ra-.
CA swoja osobistoscia zaszczy.
&C ?. I. Datryoci ]teraci.
Wzywa e tak2e i Szan. Du-
cnOWienstWO, z tenn ]ednak
nadmienlenlem, 2e kazdego
ksiedza, osobna do tego VISA
dzona konlsya, bedzie badala
,,materyalnie". Wstep d;a pa
tryotek wolnY. Nb. Bvso
wchodzic ME wolno - POD
Wydziaf koncertu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

pod warunkiem, ze I'M ,,ta-
nowy" :: ]. 0. Winct. Byrz.
wyda ks. K. D. aby mr t.
j. ks. K. D. a ME w. O
WinGt. Barr mogli plecy
wygrzmoclc-i raz ma zawsze
uduslc. Clekawoic, jak W. o.
Wlnct. Barry. W takowej
sprawle postapi.
Co jest l;teracki ,,korsarz".?
Llterackim ,Korsar7em"
nazYNamY dzlennlk, ktory
nigdY ME ma MIC orYg1nalnego,
tYlko wszystko kradzione, IRA
bowane lnnych zagranlcznych
dz'ennlk6w, bez podawanla
zr6dfa. Go to "a gazeta ia.
ka? Mnie sic zdaje, 2e to Zgo-
da.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

stoiacego mfodziana odprawlaiace-
go pierwsza ofiare mszy sw.
DzlekWac Panu Bogu, re ma
szej tax m}odej parafJ takie] 1ask,
udzlellc raczyt, proslc Boga be-
dzlemy, zeby ten nowowyswiecony
ks'adz ma zawsze tax nlewinnym
czystym pozosta} jak dis.
Nowowyswiecony kap}an
ksztafcl{ sic W gimnazyum W Poz-
naniu, gdzle ma rodzlc6w, potem
diva pol roku s}ucha} teolegii W
Rzymle, potem W semlnaryum W
Allegheny, N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

q. OZEsCo PiodukuJe 1a plenladz
bardzo poszukiwany przewaznle
W posiadaniu zyddw bedacy, w1ee
MIC dzlwnego, re zydzi ze strony
samych Polakow mlewaja slime
poparcie
M}odzlez polska porzucona
wfasnym sl}om wyjawszy przesta-
rza}a szlachte lub biurokracya
szemrze ma nlegodziwosc. Socva.
linn to pochwala, wiec blezy W
jego obiecla.
Wzywany zatem Rad W tenn
mic ME pomoze, bo zaraza ia
gnlezdzi sic we wolf cz}owieka, z
ktorej ja nawet najsurowsze zaka-
zy ME wyruguja.
Go inuego gdyby by}a ma
lz1eja podn,esienia dobrobytu pos
rod ludnosci; gdyby prace lepiej
cenlono wynagrodzano, dajac ja
ME samym proteges, ale drugim
tez, kt6rzy chca ]a swIec,e wyko
nywac.
Bodaj tylko otworz ono jaka
droge do handlu, to juz MONA
wyczekiwac lepszych czas6w. Ale
co w}asciwie sic tam dzieje? Oto
handel jest prawle monopolem
zydowstwa. Me przychodzi nam
obecnie ma mysl kto to plerwszy
twierdziI, 10 Polak natury ale
Jest usposobiony do tego zatrud-
nlenla, do kt6rego So najzdatn1ej-
szymi sami Izraele. By} to pew
noscia jakl zyd. Me chce nam sic
dlatego pod zadnym wzgledem W
to wierzyc, choc'az Galicya dowo-
dzi naocznie prawdziwosci tego
zdaEia. w Ameryce Polacy dosyc
ma wysoka skale handlem sic zajmu-
ja. Pominawszy juz tych, ktorzy
robia sprzedaia blaszanne lejk1,
i rury naprawlaja 70 bezcen od-
stepuja stare blaszanki, kt5rzy ma
ia ma sk}adzie dachy cynkowe i t
p. artyku}y blacharskiego [moze
hlagierskiego kunsztu, widzimy
posteS ma polu handlu wlelki oraz
uzdolnlenie potrzebne. w Gallcyi
mog}oby to Juz dawno by1o nasta
pic, ale coz, kledy zyd1i przekonac
sic ME dadza, pozostaje wlec bleda
W reku ludu polskiego, handel u
zyd6w, panstwo zas zadowolone,
bo ma wysoki podatek stemple.
A czy to lie? TAX ok. Galicyi
MONA pisac wiele, chcae zas po-
dac wszystkle szczegofy, ma to
chyba wypada wyrobic W soble
cierpllwosG autora ,,BozenLy",
ably rozwa}kowac 'olede dopiero
co lepszego zroblc. Me
chcemY jednak zaluzonemu obYwa-
telowi odblerac chleba, DO got6w
by mas osmarowac W jednej z
swych cudnych powiesci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
Mllcze,ale Kozoka.

Ostatnia wizyta p. Przyby
szewskiego, cenzora Il. N. P.
W Chicago, 0 kt6re> to why
Gle organ z. N. P, z usza
nowania!! dla cenzora, mic cd
siebie ME wspomina, zatks1a
znow brzydka kozacza gebe
i uwolnifa Zqode, choc jed
nym numerze cd tych mos
klewskich koszafek. CzYtamy
Je teraz W Jamaeryce Sw6j
swego znalazf. Zobaczymy, jak
dfugo rozporzadzenle cenzora
bedz,e prawomocnem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
B5oQos1a,vie1ist,uo Archareja.

B5ogoszawienst,uo Archlreja.
Jak gazety z Kalifornii do.
nosz9, dostauie moskal zyd
cd Amerykl " Toledo, bfo-
gos1awienstwo cd Archireja
prawosfawno mosklewsklego
W San Francisco, "a wierno-
poddancze usfugi caratowl
moskiewsklemu W Ameryce.
Blogos1owienstaoo ola Dam.
Janaeryka W Toledo, ktora
sic takze medycyna moskiew-
SKA trudni-a atad nienaw's6
jej do Laureate z Pary2a,
podaje do wladomosci, 2e kaz
da Dana (?) kt6ra przysle
prenumerate, dostanIe W da.
! RE diva pudeika moskiew
sklch p1gulek, to niezawod
nych pod tytufem: btogosia-
wienstwo ola Dam.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

Kazdy abonent
wv , iarusa'E kt6ry
przeSle nam przynaj-
mniej 2 dolary "a ga
zete, odbierze W pre-
Zencie:
y Kalendarz Katollcki ma r. 1892
p Ksiazeczke wiecznym &ydzie
81 Tstament Plotr Wielkiego.
4 Koronke "a dusze " ozy.
Sou pokutuJace;
Take prezenta te-
raz stale beda doda-
wane.
Kto zap4aci "a
W iarusa'E ma cafy
rok naprz6d, bedzie
odblera4, oprocz po-
wyzej wymienionych
prezent6w, bezp4atnie
gazetke powieSciowa
.,Katollk. I"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
PkACCIE IA WIARUSA1
II Wilmington, Del.

u Ivy S"AAos
y mas wszystko r6wnym to-
rem idzle. KS. Maczynski wye
chaf ma zastepce do Mt. Carmel
Pa, ks. Heronima Klonowskiego,
tu zas jest proboszc1em nowo
wyswlecody ks. Leon. zakonu O
O. Benedyktyn6w.
Zgoda u mas swieta, jail daw-
niej - family polskich $50. Do
szko4y dzieci chodzl 105. - Tu u
mas prawdzlwa Polska, W kosciele
many sliczny spiew polskl.
W dzieh Nowego roku zafo.
zylismy niezaleznY klub politycz-
ny, do ktorego cd razu przystapi-
10 250 cz4onk6w e.. W. Pocle.
chowskD.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
ProS6o ZGODY 2 zacho,v0nlens
stYlu.

Ninle,szem W celach naro-
dowo-patryotycznych gull wy
swietlenia takowego i uposta
clowania W przekonanlach O.
sobistych opinii jako wYtknle.
cla takowych cell przeciw
szajce polskich popow, ktorzy
pozbawleni bedac patryotycz-
nego upostaclowan1a, uprzy-
tomnienia zdobytych praw ma
rodu i ME bedacy otrzasnieci
z srednioviecznych nalecialos
ci przesadow, clemn7ty, fana.
tyzmu l ujawnionych zbrodni
-prosiemy szan. mufcuw PREY
ma]acym sic obchodzac naro.
dove obchody rowstanla
Styczniowego, W takowych
wymownie wyswietlnlc sprawe
ogof obchodzic majaca i tako-
we przyslaG do redakcyl ce
lem wydrukowania takowych
W narodowem organic maze.
Gem siuzyG "a drogowskaz W
pochodzie do odbudowaG sic
majacel Polski W Ameryce-
a przytem, abysmy mleii ma
majace nadejsc cztery miesiq'
ce az do 3go Maia co druko.
waG celem wyswiadomienia
osobistych przekonah szan
Grup.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
Ta.Atat pohojolvy.

2. Hr. de Nc, stawny ma
Gala Ameryke, Europe Tur-
cya az> atycka gramatyk, sty-
lista polityk, oraz Szan. p.
M q ] ! g X, wlelkl znawca ska.
rnleniaiosci kentuckich, odpad-
k6w, starzyzny i spiewu fl
guralnego, chca zawrzet z
W. o. Vincent. Barzyt.-so
lusz zaczepno-odporny, lecz