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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-26
LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, October 2j.-Cattle,
receipts, 4SO head; shipments, 4SO head
market closing steady; prime TO extra
81 75a5 10: fair to good s. 25a4 80; couImon
So OOa4 0O: fat cows and bulls - 5Oa3 90;
bologna cows and bnlls 81 OOa2 %; fresh
COWS so 70 SIS.
Hogs Receipts, LOO head; shipments,
14OO head market active; mixed 10 best
tops IS SOa6 90; best Workers Is 65aG 10
common s. 40a6 So
Sheep-Receipts, 400 head; shipments
GOO head; market extremely dali; prime
So 25a3 80; fair 10 good - 5Oa3 90: common
5OcaSl 90: lambs 3 0Ol4 80.
Veal Calves-S4 5Oa6 %; heavy and thin
5? 50a3 so.
CHICAGO, October 25.-Cattle, receipts
10000 head; shipments, 1000; slow, easier
prime steers s.. O0a5 20; others 81 4Oa4 20
Texans, g 40a2 80; westerns 50 l5a4 %
COWS 81 65a3 80.
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000 head; shipments,
5000 head; market slow and lover
rough and common s. 90a6 10; mixed and
packers, Sc 29a6 45; prime heavy, IS 5Oi
s 20: prime light. s. 75a6 20.
Sheep - Receipts, $4,000 head; ship
ments. . coo head; market dull and lower
natives 81 O0G4 35: westerns, 50 OOa3 10
lambs, 81 25a4 90.
CINCINNATI, o., October 25.-Hogs, easy
at 81 5Oa6 90; receipts, 5000 head; ship
ments, 1000 head.
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Profes,or Doremu, on Polsoners.


The current number of the Forum has
a highly interesting aud instructive ar
tlcle by Professor Il. Ogden Doremus
addressed 10 the question Can Chemi-
cal Analysis Convict POiSOners?' Pro-
lessor DOremus is chemical expert OF
high reputation, who has had wide eX-
perieucs In the matter whereof be
treats, and his opinions are therefore
entitled % great respect. To the un-
learned land we would hardly go wrong
AZ We said that uiuety-nine out of
every hundred are uniearned 10 respect
20 this particular matter) The
Professors observations will be In great
measure new and startling, and they
will learn with qualification that his
conclusion is that the chemical
tests are sure and perfectly reliable.
He says: "a reasonable conclusion,
with regard 90 the whole subjeCt-war-
rantsd, think, by long experiments
that there is no poison 10 which the
public has access that cannot be de-
tected." IS an instance OF the marvel
Gus de,icacy of poison tests under the
command of modern science he makes
the following statements:
ITO take aD example, Suppose the
finger is wected with q drop OF saliva
aud touched 90 o salt OF lithium, and
the adh6rent white powder is placed
on the tongue ana then swallowed Ar
ter the 'apse Of few minutes, on draw
ing q clean platinum wire over the fore
head or any part of the skin, then
placing 10 with its traces OF moisture 10
q Buusen flame in front OF the narrow
slit of the sDeCtrOSCOpe, an observer
looking through the little telescope OF
the instrument will see for q fraction of
a second the bright C0Ored red and
yellow lines characteristic OF lithium.
The soluble salt has passed through
the entire CirculatOry system OF the
BODY, and it's presence is announced in
the perSpirct.On. The Speclgoscope
thus enables the chemist 90 detect By
their bright colorgd lines; in definite
portions OF the spectral scale, Infinite
SINAI traces of the metals
When we think of the incOnceivably
small parcel OF the metal that comes
through a pore OF the skin, this state
mcut appears wonderful, and is truly
warning 90 the pOiSOner.
Professor D0remus is Of opinion that
the testimony Of experts ia poisoning
cases should be given behind closed
doors. IL heard by the p0iSOner it
suggests to MIN methods for furthering
bis deteStable art. The French have
this system and they think we'll of 10.
Perhaps it would be well il tie law was
made 10 conform with Professor DOre-
mus suggestion.
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WIN Rreak Up Prize Fighting.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, October Is
Governor Matthews has decided TO stop
prize lighting in Indiana, if It is posi-
ole 90 do so. He has received a COM
munication from Fishers station, where
the brutal Evans-JohnSon mill took
place yesterday morning, asking if
prosecution is possible. The Governor
to-day replied that it was, and urged
the officers to carry the affair into the
courts.
The Governor has been notified that
a new athletic club was organized in
Northern Indiana, and he has requested
the Secretary Of State not TO incorpor-
ate Il until 10 could be learned If the
State can refuse legal life to such in or
ganiZatiOn.
The question is a legal one, which
will have to be determined in the
court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-26
DRY GOODS.

New YORK, October 25.-The news from
Washington, pointing to an unconditional
repeal OF the silver purchase act, has per-
haps improved the trade outlook little,
but the immediate market is rather quiet.
The trade attributes this condition TO the
mildness Of the weather, which checks
whatever is left of a demand for heavier
goods, while il seems impossible TO arouse
the country at large from its lethargy as
to providing spring goods. Ginghams and
woven fabrics barely hold their own.
Prints and printed faorics are little I'M
even as TO stocks and irregular as as TO
price.
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Idle Mon Floek TO FrIsco.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 25.-From
all directions the unemployed are flock
ing to this city because Of the report
that workmen are needed. All sorts OF
schemes are arranged to ship out idle
men from the Northern and Eastern
cities. The Mayor says San Francisco
has all she can do to take care OF her
own unemployed and he hopes the press
will contradict the report that work is
plenty here.
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PETROLEUM:

OIL CRY. PA, October 25.-Petroleum,
opened at 7i4c; highest, 7215c; lowest,
7i1lc; closed at T225c; sales, $1,000 barrels
cIearances, lOS.OOO barrels: shipments IL,
New York, October %. - Petroleum.
quiet and steady; no sales; November
options closed at re bid.
P1rrsBUIG, PA, October 25.-Petroleum,
opened and lowest7l1 y; closed and highest,
125LC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-26

The woman who is short OF stature
may rejoice that the empire gown Is
still correct aud even more beautiful
than &c was last season, The model IL
Illustrated to-day is OF embroidered Jap
anese silk, over which falls a straight
tunic Of sea-green mousseline de sole.
The feature of the gown is the low vest
and balloon sleeves wrought with tur-
ouoise and smetySt-a very high-sound-
ing decoration, but one which Il isquite
possible to achieve at home in spare
moments by embroidering the velvet
with the coIOred beads. There Is q
guimpe Of lace over green silk, and lace
ruflles about the sleeves, which may be
mace longer II desired. 10 such a
dress as this no one could look
dumpy, and Q slim, willowy sort
of girl would be little less than 8
youpr goddess. One of the best reasons
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An E,nIosIon OF Fire DAMN.

CHICAGO, October 25.-An explosion
of fire damp occurred in the Hyde park
water tunnel this afternoon. Six men
were rendered unconscious, bnt all sub
seQuently recovered. IT is supposed
that the men were descending to work
in the shaft when their lanters ignited
the gas and the explosion occurred.
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Fayetteville stilI the County Seat.
SDee,rt JsLsgrqt,i 20 ~ RsJgsss-.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, October 25.-
The returns from the special election
held in Fayette county yesterday, 10
decide whether the county seat should
be removed from Fayetteville to Mont
gomery, show that there is not the re-
Quired three-fiths vote for removal and
the county seat will remain at FSyette-
vile. The battle was hard fought, and
now that Montgomery has lost, its
friends are LOUD in charging fraud
and intimidation, aud threaten to carry
the contest into the courts.
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for empire irocks for evening wear is
that freedom from corsets which makes
dancing so much more easy aud delight
full II you haven't tried it. DO. With
out corset one can dance twice as
much, enjoy it three times more and
not be half IS tired as when incaSed in
ever so glOve-Attiug a stay. For The
tail0r-made costume so nearly 10 vogue
the corset is q thing imperative, but for
this little airy, fairy empire frOc6 10 is
not only unnecessary but U0yainly;
therefore such gowns are joys for just
as long as they last.
Funny, isn't it, how silly most men
are? They think that pretty evening
gowns are a great extravaganza, but
regard heavy tailor suits as something
90 be had at all hazards. Now, the
truth Of the matter is that almost any
thing so long as it holds together and
looks fashionable and fluffy, will do for
evenings no, 10 eXacJirg, while street
dresses requires an amount OF care and
thought and expenditure calculated TO
wear on the nerves of female samson,
even. Evening dress admits of so
much latitude. One can get a iimsy
cheap, pretty material and wear it unci.
it grows passe and then have done
with 10, or one can invest in o
piece Of good material aud have that
remodeled and made over until 10 IS
not one dress but half a dozen. Among
the prettiest of cheap materials on view
is the striped silk crep0n. IL comes In
all colors at 81 per yard and is particu-
larly lovely iu white on q young girl.
Fifteen yards vii! make handsome
little irock, and the simpler the trim
mings the better. Brocades, very rich
and TO quaint patterns, are the most
fashionable Of rich fabrics for evening
wear. One may spend a7y amount Of
money upon them and still be well re-
paid.
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An Effort OF Memory.

II WISH" said a forgetful man to his
friend. that you would ask me to lend
you my umbrella the next time il
rains"
"Why?" asked the friend.
$50 that ! can remember who Dor
rowed il last"
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Wheeling Bridge STsrninaI Railway Co.
lime Table No. y, to take eject la:0l a. M,
sunMHN hnnfnrnhsr 4 1917

lime Table No, y. TO take effect 1901 a. m,
sunday. september s. 1893
Leave Wheellng-f6il $500, Ss,0o. t9;g
sllfO a. n, $40. - - ti:sl, $500 D. M.
Leave Peninsula-t6:td. thiUB. $3.50. tQ.H
sil 40 a. M, '2:i6, 1921, t4:3j, gJ:O8 D. m
Leave Martins Ferry-f8.5l fSl2 s.tl
1851. sll:j2 a. m, ASA '3:2i, fi:fl S9:l2 y. m.
Arrive Terminal Junction NJ .5S t5.I7. Is H.
tl0.03, sll Boa N, '2:hs 'J;52 ~. H. S9;lB, y m
Leave Terminal lunction-fT;22. 1900 a. m ,
H2io '2;3O, $3.50. ti:05. 1874. ts;S S9.5ip N.
Leave Martins Ferry-t7:lS S9'0f a M /,
1873, q 81, ii'Oj. tilo 70: ~ ts:58 $3.50 p N.
'2:i6, stan. ti:lItS:25, ts:SS 5000 p m.
Arrive Wheeling-fT:n $40, a m. sia' 7,
e2:62, gi:I7, tf:2A tj:3l. 1915, gl0:itn m.
'Daily. tDsily except sunday. sSuncaya
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Tine
Sel4eSd J. Il. TAuSsf0. aupA
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A Ranker I'm serlous Trouble.

LANSING, Mich, October 25.-Cashier
Nelson Bradley, Of the Central Michi'
gan Savings Bank Of this city, which
failed last April, was arrested this
afternoon charge with mis- appropriat-
ing $50, 600 and making false reports as
10 the banks condition.
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Moou!hlner Captured.
,ecinl Ttlaoram o az Regtstsr

cDsttut 4 tEeUFtIIIl % VIC 1t0|sFs99-
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, october 25.
VIII McCrosty, moonshiner OF Cal
houn county, who has been wanted by
the Government for several years, was
arrested and brought to this city by
Sheriff Garner, OF Calhoun, to-day.
The sheriff had 10 addition Perry Nc
Cune, a horse-thief, Charles Walker and
Friend Arthur, all of whom the sheriff
was taking to the penitentlary.
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Released for want of Evidence.
srirl Js.sCrlfa % ne RfCts..-.

fDftIII ItttlTLIII1 . ~ Htlt49l'.
PARRERsBURG, W. VA, Octocer 25.-
Bill Coukle, Bill Davis. and Henry
G0Uden, who were arrested on suspicion
Of being the men who SaGdbaggeu
Charles Devore, wore given preliminary
trial and were discharged from custody,
the evidence against them being Insult
Client 10 hold them.
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Knlsd by n shIiter.

sps.fay TeIcorGr, to ne Rs7iItsr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, October 25.-
Lewis Linsey, an employe of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railway, was struck
by yard engine on the Loup creek
branch, near Thurmond, yesterday, and
fatally injured. His skull was frac-
tured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-26

Senator Henry C. Nelson, Of New
York, writes:
ION the 27th Of February, 1883, I was
taken with a violent pain in the region
Of the kidneys. I suffered such agony
that I could hardly stand up, As soon
as possible I applied two ALLcoCK's
Porous PLAsTERs, one over each kid
neY, and laid down. In an hour, to my
surprise and delight, the pain had van
ished and 1 was WELL wore the plas-
ters for a day or two as a precaution,
and then removed them. I have been
using ALLcbCR's Porous PLAsTERs 10
my family for the last ten y prs, aud
have always found them tb lickest
and best remedy for colds and
rheumatic affections. Fro ri
enee I believe they are tbs IS
in the woRd."
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Kulsd by n Runaway OK Team.
pecial 7eitoram 70 the RegIItsr.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October 25.-
Three boys, sons OF John Jackson, a
farmer on Indian creek, Richie county,
were driving an OK team down the In
dian creek hill, when the team ran
away. The youngest boy, lad Of l3,
was thrown out and a wheel Of the
wagon passed over his head, crushing it
almost fiat.
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L
STATES-Duu.
RAILROADS Moderately active.
SToCKs.-There was "A certain feverish.
ness in the dealings on the Stock Exchange
today that appeared to be inconsistent
with steady upward movement based
upon solid foundation but as the day ad-
vanced the tone of the market became
healthier and evidence eff a strong under
tone were not wanting. For the irst time
in many months the commission houses
were largely in the market as buy
ers upon orders from clients in town
and OUT, a considerable proportion coming
from the West. IL was no longer to be a
purely traders market; the outside public
were moved to take hand in the deal.
Very little dealing is reported 10 have
been done for the London account, foreign
investors appeared 10 be slow in appreciat-
ING the true situation of affairs in Wash
ington. Sugar was one of the most active
shares, aad as usual the buying was
credited TO insiders and was accom-
panied by reports of increasing business.
The best prices OF the day were made
about , o'clock, when the advances on yes
tsrday's final sales ranged from e TO %
per cent 1t was then that the process OF
realization was entered upon and caused a
reaction, but the upward movement was
too strong and final figures were within 4
of the top prices Sales 433, 700 shares.
Quotations closed bid.
Atchinson 81, Adams Express 142;
American Express, ll3; Baltimore and
Ohio T3s5; Canada Pacific. 1871; Central
Pacific 2l% Chesapeake and Ohio, 49,
Chicago and Alton, 1856; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy Sc; Delaware and
Hudson. 1891; Delaware. Lsckawanna
and Western. l64; Denver and RIO
Grande preferred 27; Erie, 155S; do
preferred, 3O55; Fort Wayne, l47 illinois
Central. qSl5 Lake Shore. l2S5 Michigan
Central, 9S; Missouri Pacific, 1873 I;
Norfolk and Western preferred, %;
Northern Pacific, ~; do. preferred, 23H;
Northwestern, 100; do. preferred, 1881;
New York Central, sl03H; Pacific Mail,
17I6: Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, SIS;
Pittsburg. IA; Pullman Palace, 40;
Reading, %; ROCK Island, 691s st. Louis
and San Francisco first preferred, -; ST.
paul 64ls; do. preferred, ll9; Tennessee
Coal ana Iron, l615; Texas Pacific, a;
Union Pacific, 1914; United States Express,
So; Western Union, 9O4; Wheeling sAd
Lake Erie. l4ls do. preferred, As.
Mining StocKs-CholOr3O Grown Point,
90. Consolidated California and Virginia,
$50; Deadwood. 10; Gould aud Curry, 40;
Hale and Norcross, 80; Homestake, 300;
independence, -; Mexican 90; Nortn
Star, -; Ontario $50; Ophir, l2O; Ply
mouth, 10; Sierra Nevada, So; Standard,
100: Union Con-, 80; Yellow Jacket, 90;
Iron Silver, 10; Quick Silver, 100; do
preferred, 1900; Bulwer, 10.
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IL YOU wish TO have the bost local and
teleSraphic paper in the city lett at your
door regularly every morning, sub 'crlOe
or The Daily and Sunuay editions OF the
Eegister. Is cents per week.
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The Metal Marker

New YORK, October25. Pig iron, steady;
American Sl2 0Oll4 80. Copper, steady
lake 50 so. Lead, flrmer; domestic s. Az.
Tin, quiet; straits $50 20.
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sDaily. tgauy except sunday
Trsius No - AMI 38 have sleeper between
Wheeling add Chicago. -. ,,--,.-.e.
JOHN BAILIE. 1900 Market St
tussAdh 7. z. DUNBAR Union Depot
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rnANs.onro DIVISIONS.

TRASs.oHIo DIVISIONS.
For Columbus Chicago and the west oot
m and rs D. No daily, and $50 p. M sfcsN
sunday ~. tats
and 10. % a m, daily. 49,, ,oao -
81. Clairville accommooeH0h' "'S'A
1902. m, except Sunday
ARElyE.
From Chicago. 355 a. m. and 40 p. rn,' das5y-
and 1905 .. m. except sunday.
From ST. Louis. Cincinnati ana ColumDaA
bOoa NJ and l0p. m daily.
81. Clairsvllle accommodation, iA9 anheN
p H. 'A0'F' CHAs. o. sCULL
General Passenger Agent
1T. LANE T. p. Agt. wheeling W. Va
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1-ea2 Per Cent - Governments,
DuIl-stocks, Hlgher-FIOur, Quiet and
Unchanged Wheat, Lower.
Ngw DIRK, October 25.-Money on call
easy at 115a3 per cent: last loan II per
cent; closed offered at - per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5]SaS per cent
Sterling exchange heavy al 4Sla4S5.
L -. $500
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
o,sn AFTER June u, Passenger Trains vi
I'm az follows: 'Dally tDaily except Saa'
dsy. Central Tine
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oTIcEs 70 TAXI ,
IsrstIeBs ase otss
fcfsals a. the -
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WHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIVISION
For Plttsburg. Washington. baltimore. Phif
adeIphiG and New York, 500 a m. and S2'p
m. daily. Al
pittsburg express. 40 p 10. except sundAy'
WssbinFton. Pa, accommodation, 90 p. "a
except sunday. ,.,.
ARRIVE.
From New York. philadelphia, BAlumofs'
Washington and Pittsburgh slO ana ll@o ~
Pi,;sburg mail, l2B p. m, except sunday
and go .. m. daily.
warrington, pa, accommodation. 80 n
'' Pit,sbafg express, 1873 an. sunday oniJ.
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RAILROADS.


=, Arrival ana departure OF trans on and after
eAE1s: 'Dally; tSundSy excepted; mon.
cay excepted; Saturday excepted; ISlndly
Only; saturday oaly. Eastera STANDARD Tine
Nnlce - one hour earlier than Central Tina
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ARRIVE
From New York, PhilAdelpbiA. Baltimore aht
Washington. 7fOa. m. and 10 p m. daily
Cumberland accommodation 100 p IN "
;Gra,ton accommodation. l00 a M. daily: =.
Noundsyills accommodation, I'D q M liz
and 1886 D. No.. except sunday.
Traln 80. Al, at $40 p. m. except MONDAY
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28
.I)osiiego 1,oku::

WszedZle W sWlecle jest
zwyczajem, re przy znianie
roku, t. j.. kiedy sic starry rok
sko1czyi, a zaczaE nowy, la-
die zycza ieden drugiemu.
zeby i'm Pan Bog pozwolil
dlugiego zycia, a potem
tego, ably w nowym roku
sfuzylo i'm zdrowle, by smut.
ku zn1artwienla ME nieli,
owszem doznaw wall powodzenia
i radoscl.
Te zyczenia nazywamy
p ow ms $50 w ami e m no.
wego roku.
My Polacy skladamy sobie
noworoc2ne powinszowanle,
powiadajac jeden do drugiego:
d o S e g OR o k u!
D osi R o k znaczy taxi,
w kt6rym jest dosy {
wszystkiego dobrego.
Dosiego roku zyczy i Wan,
Kochani czytelnicy, ten nasz
KoioAh, a mysli sobie Kato.
h& tax. Niechaj lego czytel-
nicy maja w tym nadchodz;,
Gym nowym roku dos, s
b}ogosiawiehstwa bosk1ego,
dosyt sill zdrowia do piracy,
dosy6 zarobku i chAeba, dosyt
pokojlu w domu i par;4fii,
dosy6 togo pokolu W
mnlejszych i wiekszych sto-
warzyszenlach, oraz W pozyciu
innymi narodami.
Dajze tez, wielki Boze,
dosyc swobody grotaadnie
zy)acym milionom braci
naszych W Europie! Daj
narodowi polskiemu, oplaku
jacym grzechy ojcow, ,zmi}owa-
ME niezaleznosc polityczna,
abysmy mogli bye tenn, czem
mas stworzy}es!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28
R()K
starry, a.nowy.

Stanelismy II kranca stare.
50 roku i rzucamy okiem
wstecz ma to / owo, co w MIN
sic stale.
Umarly W MIN niliony
ludsi, a pomiedzy tymi wielu
naszych przyjaci6}. znajomych
mnostwo ludzi powszech.
ME znanych, zas}uzonych
Kosciolowi / Oiczyznie. Mas
ustrzegi Pan Bog od smierci,
dat nam zdrowje, bEogos}awi},
po wiekszeI czesci. ma powo-
dzeniu. Czysmy mu "a to
okazali sic wdziecznym'2
w njeszczesliwej naszej
polskiej Ojczyznie, lubo pod
Moskalcm po dawnemu pa
nowaio uciemiezenie, jednak
wzeszSa, i W Galicyi pod
zaborem pruskim, ,zorza lepszei
pyzysz}osci; tam pewna ma
dzieie wzbudziiy ob]awy zycla
narodowegc DIV CANA sic
nedzy wloscian, pod zaborem
pruskim zas ewne zmiany
polityczne, swiadczqce 0 b4
/ Nacym sic uczuciu sprawic-
1 liwoscirzadu pruskiego wzele.-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28
Mas0ni
a polskie koscio1y

Cry masoni lub Z niemi spo-
krewnieni pobudowall gdzie
kolwiek koScio} katoilckio
SIyszaiem czfsto W zyciu
swoiem te lub podobne sIowa..
gdvby NE ten lub owl,
kt0rzy, >awiasen m0wiac,
So masonami, a vice wrogami
naszego kosciola ISatolickiego
ME mieI'by kato]icy "
TEN miescje koscio'a.
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ma bezczelno5t j podIost.
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pojecha} 2S grudnia
jako podr6znjycy a
gent naszego pisma
do Milwaukee, gdzie
pare tygodni "a bawi.
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agent p. Rudolf Mi
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venWorth, w Stanie
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Nebrasce.
z powodu Swieta
Bozego Narodzenia
wyszedl niniejszy nu-
mer KATOLIKA ,je-
den dzieh p6zniej.
D}uznlk6w naszych
upraszamy jaknaju-
przejmiej, aby teraz
ma Nowy rok raczyli
uregulowac swoje ra-
chunk q ,,Katoli-
kiem'. Kto .juz
-przesz4o $3.50 winien
nam "a gazette, a ME
zap@aci teraz, nie po-
dawszy zadnego unie-
winlenia: albo odda-
ny bedzie agencyi
bad Debt Collec-
tingg'' albo publiko-
wany jako Darmoczy-
talski.