davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
co s6YCHA6.

ROSYA szerzy zazss.rcle pra-
woslawie; wszyscy wiemy, ]~.N
Unitow przesladu]e i katuje,
ably sic WARY sw. wyrzckli
i prawoslawle przyjel!. lynn.
czasem sami prawoslawnl re
swojei religil ME So kontenc'
i tworza miedzY SODA l'czne
sekty. Na)llcznleJsza z tychze
Jest sekta s:uniyst6w. Rad
wldzac, ze la sekta coraz
wlecej sic szerzy prawcs}awlu
:zagra3a, wydai bardzo ostre
,przeplsy ma owych sekciarzy.
Dz,ec, musza kazac chrzcic pc
prawoslawnenau oddawac lie
"a wychowanie towarzystwom
prawos}awnYm. Sztundystom
ME wolno zakfadaG szko&. AMI
grzebaG umarlych ma prawo-
stawnych cmentarzach, ami ma
rargi chodziG W swieto prawo-
slawne. Ktoby zas nauki te.
sekty szerzyt, zostanie "
Sybir p%oslanv. Mlmo to sztun
dyst6w coraz wiecej mledzJ
prawosfawnymi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08

ny konsystorz, do juz istnie-
iacych zaIozono 43 parafie
ewangielickie, ewanglellcy ME
potrzcbuja daleko do koscio}a
chodzid, pastor6w wiecej:
iednern iv;yem protestantyzm
sic wzmog}. "A 2!e kon'ee
ieszce ma ten; W r6znsch
okolicach beda Gudowali move
koscio]y, zakIadali parafe
ewangielickie i MONA sic
spodziewa6s re w przyszfych
latach protestantyzm ieszcze
bardziej sic wzmoze. Kto ma
to wszystko dale srodki, kto
placi- koszta? Przedewszyst-
klein Rad, take i re szkatu'
ty krolewskiej ida liczne datkl
ma koscioly, a w szczegolnos'
CT evangelical zwiazek Gus
tawa Adolfa, kt6ry zbiera
skladki W ca}ym kraiu, ably
protestanckiego kosciolowi do
rezwoju d~opomagaG.
Lecz zkad sic tam evan
gielikow nabralo, skoro to
kra] %przewaznie katolicki?
Wielu ich przysz}o, ably par.
cele Z dobr wykupionych
przez konisya kolonizacyjna
nabyt. Ia kolonizacya BOWEN
tylko w rzadkich przypadkach
sprzedaje parcele katolikom
g}6wnie zas ewangielikcm
Niemcom. TAX to ledno
drugie "a SODA poclaga, a
tego sic okazuj e, re W RE
czywistosci kolonizacya ME
tylko day do zgermanizowa-
MIA, lecz takze do szerzenid
protestantyzmu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
I W Krakowie " % roku zyci

/ " Krakowie ~ % roku zycia
ly S. P. FIR. Smieszkiewicz zapisal
testamentem Towarzystwu glmna-
stycznemu ,,Soko}owi" krakowskle,
mu ca}y ruchomy i nleruchomy
majatek G hamienlce wartosci 40
do 5otysiecy horenow) obcl9zywszy
ten spadek tvs. flor. ola ,,Soko-
Ia" podg6rskiego i drobnemi
zaplsami pc kilkaset flor. ola
dalszych krewnych: Sp. Smleszko-
wskl hy} sierota, ukciczywszy
nauki kupieckie zamieszka1 stale
W Kiakowic i zywy bral udzia1
we wszystkich sprawach ,,Soko}a',
ku kt6remu wielkle zywl1 wspoi-
c%zucie, mimo re czynEego udzlalu
brac lie mGgt choruJac ma suchoty.
Tow. ,,Sokoi6w" w%dzieczne "a ten
dar %wvpraw.fo nieboszczykowl
wspania}y pogrzeb, kt6rym i
,,Soko} podg6rski llczry wzlai
udzlal.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
z GALICYl.

Ze Leoowa telegrafuia co mas.
tepuje: ,,Sejm j~ednoczesnle uchwa'
lii wystawle krajowe7 we Lwowle
VIZ r. 1894 subwencya " llosci
100000 koron. Pisma lwowskie
podnosza polltyczne z%naczenle
jednomyslnosci uchwa}y, swiadcza-
cej o wlelSiej sympathy ldei wy
stawy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
ttt1at | tttaa.
Czasopismo i~lustrowane.

Wychcdzi I've Lvoscie cd i'd,
szesnastu. e. Posiada niezmiernis
obfta, ciekawa, pozyteczna patryo'
tyczna trest, wsrod ktore] zawsze
drukuie zajmujace powiesci:
Mkt sic Eia znudz1,
kazdy sic pokrzep..,
Bedzie mu W duszy
ma sercu leplej..
Zimno mic wieje
cd Iskry / Goica =
Do piersi ]udzklej
Sic promlenie sion,a,
Co dobre, piekne,
ma szpaltach ME zgasnle
- Hpg}aszcze
Doo'e =}e ma adlew chlasn,e.
Go,ic, = Lkra zamieszczs
llustracie portretowe dowcipnc
szk,ce hun, orystyczne. W-az 2
yso5nym doat. tkiem ,ilustro~anyn,,
wychodzi czter, razY na mics a.
Dla prenun1era,o.""" roe:n.ch j
p6irocznych osobne .'reht]e oez1'f"t
ne. Nadse}a5acy Drennmtrate
rocznq a dotorU, opr6ca cator"rz-
nej przese4hi .,Gonca ! lsArN,
otrzymaja natychm1ast: trzv zes."'l
illustrowanych Alejuotdw humor.''
sotyry dos2cipu p~olshiego. "r.z
pomiejt 20 trsech c=eScioch. NJ. y
N~hamsklego p. t. Nusze Zycte;
nades3alacy po}roczna premuperate
= dolary) otrzymaja natychm'a>t
tN.ko trey zeszyty lllustrowanych
Alejaot6w humoru, Sotyry 0on
c'ho lolShityo. Prenumera,%
! przeSetac MONA kaSdej ch:cli:
, Bnmera Z potsqtklem drukulacych
{ sic powlesci przesefaja sic bezp1ot-
ne. Prennmerate y Amcrykl na1
dvgodnej p"zeseiac a93uaui pa
pieIo@y1~i u Nstach rehomcud9ua,
nych, loO wreszcle p~r:oto=e0
| poc@to~ym pod adrcsem;
da]qim'aTaey" Go&ca hAY5
Lco~ (LemJe,z).
M'ca Arasse~shiego. h.. %.
Europa, Austrya, Gallcya.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
KOLEJ
NOT Hi RN PAW FL

najleplej sic nadaie de- odbYwauia
lnteresujacych poGrozy.
50 lat temu O.Jezuicl za1ozyll
w'ele nlsyJ ma Po}nocnym Zacho-
die, miedzy temi misya Fanny
Nary w ziemi Occur d'Alene i
m,sya sw. Isnacego p0m'sdzy
P5askog}owymi. Os.'tnla ur0sfa
pomyslnle sig rozwl1ala . 'es' 'N ,.
slaj wym6wnYm dowodem,
MONA ucywilizowac i wychowac
1ndyaE. Jest ona pofozona0w
srodku s~licznego krajobrazu i
latwo do niej sic dostac, zwtaszcza
ze tylko 5 mil ley Cd stacyi
RAVALLI, " Montaaie.
20 osadzie sw. Ignacego mai
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
Postep
protestantyzmu.

w Prusach Zachodnicl,
prowincyi pahstwa pruskiego
zamieszkalej przewaznle przez
lud katolicko-polski, zrobil w
ostatnich siedmiu latach pro.
testantySm wieksze postepy.
anizell w poprzednich 70
latach. Juz tam istnieje osob.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
ksiazk1 o. nabozcd.
.SlWu

D.!r"'e /. a,-a ....... .......20
Dz'rcie lo B,ya ze zto,sm. orss
b wat aicwtnnos%i dia uzieci polls
k,..h W Amc1y,e. .........25
.,K,iazo.~k. 60 nabo$ohstAa ola
msodzlyE,., zfoeonv trz-pi, zioco.
ny tytulik, polsk5rek - sytuli.
ken J6zeta Chyc;szew ,s,<go]
Ia sama ksazcczku oprawna "
skorke Z obrazkiem..-......a5
Ia sauna ,,ks'a&eczka do naboteh-
silva dla mtodzie&y, z okuciem
i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .,...-l 25
Ia sauna oprawna W kosc sfoniowa,
albo W aksamlt. IS
Dl" orasfyc b.
ANIoh sTROZ oprawny W sk6rks
/ %zfocone brzcgl loo
IAnid} Str6s, opraway V
sk6rka z}ocone ..izegi. 3 okuciem,
/ zamec2kleu, z!otym tytu}iklem
$3.50
ANIOE STRuz oprawnv xcse
sfonlowa hub W aksamlt...3.C co
lfOTY ObTARZYK. mocnn o.
prawny ze aioconym tytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. W pt6tno so.4o
ztocone brzegi, skorka $50
zokuc,cm i zameczkiem Loo
- OfTARZYK POLSkI
&c zioconemi brzegami LAO
sc sprzaczka z okuciem 400
DUNN opraw. w skorks l.so
zfocone brig Its
70 s~przaczka 500
0 grode X u c h y, o.
prawny sk6rke, z}ocone brzs.
81, z obrazkan.i ia okiadce,e Eio-
conym tytulikiem...... $3.50
Tia sama ksiazka z zameczkiem
i okuciem. 200
W ianek Mary, opr. v
skorke-.. l.25
w ianeN "aryi, siocony
tulik j RI. hrzegi. lie
VIA ryl, z}oe"oe
brze lem oku, ..u
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
W GRECYI

W GRECYI zanosi sic ma
zupe}ne hankrutcwo panstwa.
Prezes minlstrow Trlcupis
ustaplf, poniewaz sejln grecki
pczwcl't ia nova pozyczke,
kt6rq zaclagna6 chclaf W Anglu,
a Angl,cy zadali, azeby komi-
sya specyalna zlozona z Angli-
kow kontrolo wala dochody ]
rozchody Grecyi. Warunki
uznai kr6l "a upakarza-
jace. Stosunki GrecYi SO tax
opfakane, De lada chwiIe spo.
jz1ewac SIC MONA cgfoszenia
bankiuctwa. Nowym prezesem
ministr6w grecklch zostai
alelakls Sotlropulos. objat on
zarazem i minlsterstwo skarbu.
w Nlemczech jest u%1nieszczo-
nych papier0w wartosclowych
grecklch "a przeszlo 100 mi.
lionow marek.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
2 100000 ludz

prAewiezlono bezplIecznje llnis North
Germann Lloyd, dowodzi o jej pospo-
litem ZnaC EMU.
Bli&szych informacyi udziela
ienelalni agcnci:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
WODOSPADY.

lie wzbudzaja podzlw podroz-
nika W najwyzszymsstopnlu Maj
wlekszy spada re szczytu gdryMt.
Tacoma.
Kraiobraz pc obu stronaeh
dukego tunelu S tampe Jest
n~adzwyczai slicznY. Me ma mic
cudniejszego jak doliny i CORY
dokota rzeki Green river, przez
ktora kolej przechodzi, 2w}aszcza
pc stronle zachodnie1. Rzeka Una.
ma JAs: Z wykwln1nych pstragow.
Szczego}owy ops teJ cudownei
kIainy MONA znalezc W k~slazce.
GOOo MILES THROUGH WON
DERLAND.Plsat ps ana pod adre-
sem:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08

PROWINCYA Nord szans'
W Chinach naviedzlia kleska
gtodowa. Ludzie nmieraja z
gtodu. Ma g~oscincach publicz.
nych walaja sIe trupy zmarlych
z giodu, 0 ktorych pockowaniu
mkt pie mysli. Zupeluy nleu.
rodzaj zes7iego Iata i lesieni
sprowadz'} ma prow'ncYa Nord
Szansi te kles::e straszl'w:.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
Rissorya o wlelklm woJownA
ku polskim Gabryetu Hofubku
Onnmiadania 2 dziai6W nnlskich.

Rissorya o wlelklm woJownA
ku polskim Gabryetu Hoiubku
Opowiadanie z dzieiow polskichY
Cos p ieknego osmiu Pc.
wiastkach. Tre5G: 1. Papuga,
2. Palma kvietniowa, powiastka,
3. Smutne skutki niemadrego
fgla, 4, Nieuczynnos6, powiekc,
5. Przeczuoie, powiastka, 6.
Ludwik i Helena, powiesd, Is
Ztot6wka, powiebc, 8. Try PREY.
jacintki, powiastka........3O
Q b r o d n a a n a, odpo.
wiadanie z kycia amerykahskicgo
.......... .........-.10
starogrodzka Kapela
czyli poczciwych Opatrznosc ME
opusci przez KS. M. Osamhssiege
K oszykK wiatow W. Powiead
przez KS. Schmidt. -. ...3O
D O i a d q n i a, A n Q 6 d o "
i 81 mo CTf6mac&one 3 an
gielskiego).
Zawiera:
/: Uczta kanibalska.
3. Nazwa ,,Chicago".
3. Najmniejsze dziecko W bwieeis
4. Pedarunek nlodego ucznia.
5. Fatalne imie Waltera.
6. Cudowne %wynalazki Edisona.
D
0 lie n y m m z k usie
0 lichu, kt6rs u niego siedzia{o
"a piecem Ct.
2 data corka Lezdejkl, albo
Litwini W XIV wieku, romano
historyczny przez Bernatowicza,
W mocnej oprawie i z pozfacahym
tytulikiem. 10
zamek Duchow ~, postepy
fatszerzy pieniedzy i Niezwykiy
Sen. czyli nerwowa dana paryz-
ka. Opcwiaiania lekarza .%fsancuz'
kicgo................. ..........5
asn G oraC z 9 st C h o W.
sha a, gaweda przez Krola kucza
................ ................1O
Historya o szlachetnej apiek-
nei Magelonie, GORGE krola z Nea.
polu o Piotrzo Ryee-
rzu, hrabim, rome przygodY
.utki, pociechy, ~szczsscia, ME
s~zczescia PREY odmianach omyl'
nege Sswiata reprczentujaca::so
P 4 IA i Q iotwo Il
k i Q W 2ywotach naszych ina.
itszych pisarsy ich wize.
! J&asfa Chook
@
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08


wojna Nlemiec ma ola Bawaryi
wielkie znaczerle, DO rozstrzy-
gnie ona 0 bycie pelitycznym
BawarYi. Je2ell wojna zaSSon-
czy sic kIeska Nlemlec, to
bedzle koniec z panstwem
niemieckiem, ale W sinteresie
zwyciezcy bedzie le&afo, a2eby
chronil Bawarya. Jezeh jednak
Niemcy zwyc;e2s- to sic
stale W ostatniej francuzko-
nlemieckleJ wojnie-to co sic
stanle z BawarYa?-zostanie
kr6lewsko pfuska pro~incya!
Zwyciezka woina Nlemiec
bylaby ola Bawaryi-koncem'
K s.. B is marck ode
zwa} sic takze proJekcle
wolskowyM " przYbocznym
swym organic ,,Hamb. Nachr''.
i stale pc stronle tych, ktorzy
SO przeciw pro]ektowl. Rob-
prey tenn zarzutY konserwaty-
stom i pisze, De lie rozumie
ich, jak NIGGA tYm, ktorzY 50
przeclw pro)ektowl, zarzucac
brak patrYotyzmu, DO odrzuce'
ME projektu ME nale2y ma
rowui stawiaG z patryotyzmem
narodu n,emiecklego.
KIEDY K FLICK
z M e tzu byi u OLGA sw. z
pielgrzymami Lotarypgi',
wyglosit do OLGA sw. praeno-
we, W ktorej 7aznaczyl, be
katollcka Lotaryngla bard2o
ubolewa mad TEN, BE Ojclec
sw. Jest wlezniem W Watyka.
kane, j ae szczerze modli sic
o to, a2eby Ojc1ec sw, uzyska]
wolnosc.
z rowodu tego kazat cesar2
Wilhelm uamiestnikowi Lota-
ryng;i ks. HohenloAe wysfa(
do Biskupa list | zganic "
MIN zacnowan1e sic Biskupa,
ktory re w2gledu ma RAD
wloskl ME powinlen by} W ter
sposob %przemawia6 do Papie2a
W liscie stoi, Re cesarz bardzc
sic zasmucif, gdy sic dowie-
dzlaf, lie ]eden z niemiecklct
ksiazat Kosciola wygfosii dc
Papieza TAX niesprawiedliws
wzgledem W1och, a wpros'
wyzywajaca krola Humberts
move.
W W Austry
20 og%toszeniu przez rzae
royporzadzenla, kt6re zabranis
ofcerom rezerwY ualezeG dc
zwlazkow akademickich, stu
denci ma unlwersytecle tam
te]szym przestali zupe}nlt
chodzlc ma lekcje nauki. =
To samo chclell zrobiG stu
denci wiedehscy. lecz ME udate
sic ,m to, dla:ego, ze zwiazk
student6w katolicklch ME-
choia4v sic . mimi lanzVf Or
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08

KSIAzE FERDINAND W
Butgaryi, kt6ry sam katollk
ozenli sic z katollczka, zakiada
" sto.ecznem miescle Zofl
b.skupstwD Hntolickle. Bulge.
rzy sa przewa2n,e grecklego
WVZnanIa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
GAZETA

GAZETA
,,Bair- Vaterland'' pisze z pc
wodu rozwiazania parlamentu
ulemlecKleyo, CO n%astepule:
Przysz!a wojna ma PrusY
panstwle nlemleckiem
uczyulc samowiadzca, Ia 10
my Bawarowie musimy poswie.
caG mlllony w p,eniadzach i
setkl tYslecy ludzi. Przyszla
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08

ANGIELSkI Rad W Indy
;ach w A2?i %postaroIit. ehana
czyll kr6la W pahstwie Belud-
zvstan zrzuclc z tronu i zabraG
kraj caly pod swoje panowanie.
Syn straconego z tronu hrola
ma objat ready pc ojcu, ale
to tyiko pozornie, ably ME
rozgniewac zanadto mpych
,amtejszych kslaaat, BIO w rzeczy
samej bedzie to tylko kro]
malowany. jake powod podaja,
&c chan dotychczosowy by]
nader okrutnym W ciagu
swego panowan1a 5000 ludzi
wyprawit ma drugi SWAT. Mole
bye zeto prawda, ale to takze
pewna Jest rzecza, BE RAD
Angielski Jest pc prostu ME
nasycony i prey nadarzajace:
sic sposobnoSci nie waha sic
nlgdy rozpostrzeniac swyct
granic.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-05-02

A COMMITTEE of clergymen who have
been most active in the pious work of
closing the Columbian exposition on
Sunday waited upon Mayor Harrison
the other day with an urgent appeal to
him to shut up the saloons and all
places of amusement on Sunday. The
mayors answer was that he would
make no change in this respect in the
municipal administration of Chicago as
conducted for the last eight years. To
the sabbatarians is thus given the choice
to drive all the visitors to the saloons,
beer gardens, theatres and dance houses
on Sunday or to consent to an open ex'
position in which the visitors might en-
joy themselves nationally and INNOCENT
ly on that day. 1t is easy to anticipate
what will be the choice in such an alter
native.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-05-02
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Edwin Booths ultimate recovery is ex-
pected by his physicians.
The present term of the United States
Supreme Court will terminate on the 10Th
instant
Over 200 ballots were taken by the Pat
erson, N. j.. common council to elect a
president, without result.
The Bridgeton Iron Works at Bridgeton,
N. j., were totally destroyed by fire last
night The loss is $15, 600.
The directors of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company yesterday declared semi
annual dividend of 1-2 per cent per
cent in cash and Q 1-2 per cent. in stock.
The entry yesterday of Joseph s. Harris
to the Presidency of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad and Coal and Iron Com
panies did not effect the Philadelphia
stock market.
Owing to inadequate appropriations for
| travelling expenses it has been found neces-
| sary to cancel the appointments for the
civil service examinations in Connecticut
until after June 80.
E L. Hnrtwell, who has spent six years
in the penitentiary for wrecking the Fidel-
| ity National bank, of Cincinnati, and who
| was pardoned by President Harrison, has
| returned to his home in Hartwell
Jeremiah Healey, aged 81, and Ed ward
Breslin, aged rs, both employed by the
Pennsylvania railroad company to unload
freight cars from floats in New York city,
were drowned off Pier 1, North river, yes
terday.
The annual congress of the Sons Of thu
| American Revolution met in New Yorl
yesterday and received amendments to tn
constitution. The election Of officers ant
| all other general business was postponed
until June 10, at Chicago.
| Superintendent of State Prisons LathroI
and State Engineer Schenck are at Clinton
prison considering plans for carrying out
the provisions of the Barnard law which
authorizes the working of the convicts OF
the New York State roads within radiu:
of 20 miles of the prison.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-05-02

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they did me no good.
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ache it cures by restoring healthy con.
dition of the nerves. The pains and
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dispels by removing the cause. Especial
ly should it be used at this season, for il
is the best spring medicine for the blood
nerves, liver, kidneys, etc. All druggists
keep it for 81.
1t is purely vegetable and harmless
| and it is the discovery and prescription
of DIR Greene, of So w. 14th Street, New
York, the successful specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases. He car
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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-05-02

THE almost superhuman / fl ,rts being
made to save Carlyle w Harris, tie
wife murderer, from electrOculion, and
the now reasonable probability that sue
cess will result, is another marked
illustration of the many difficulties that
attend the conviction and execution OF
murderers. 1t is a singular fact tina;
after trial, the fairness of which has
never been questioned and in which the
ablest talent was employed on both
sides, that the verdict of the jury and
the sentence of the court should be il
jeopardy. Yet such is the fact. Il
demonstrates the oft repeated assertion
that murder trials, where the accused
have influential friends and plenty o.
money, have almost degenerated int
complete farces, and that capita
punishment should be abolished.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-05-02
NEW NEW YORK LAWS.

ALBANY, May 2.-Gov. Flower has signed
the following bills:
Appropriating 81. 600 for improving the
channel of Beeman creek in the town of
Clarence, Erie county.
Providing for the establishment of free
kindergarten schools in any city or village
outside of New York and Kings counties
Senator Nichols bill amending section
10 of the Public Instruction consolidation
act. regarding the expenditures of school
moneys.
Amending the act releasing to the own
ers of adjoining land, part of certain streets
In the south village of Black Rock
Authorizing the State Board of Claims
to hear and audit the claim of Michael
Broderick, who was killed during the Buff
falo strike by members of the National
Guard
Providing that the Governor, instead of
the regents of the University, shall appoint
the State geoligist, botanist, paleontolo-
Rist and entomologist.
Authorizing the removal of human re-
mains from a cemetery in the town of
Serbia, Oswego county.
Providing that the election poles in Bath,
Steuben county, shall be opened from 8
o'clock until sunset.
Appropriating SO, 900 for half of the ex-
pense for extending the western terminus
OF Blnghampton sewer.
Authorizing the State Board of Worlds
Fair commissioners to purchase perishable
exhibits for the Worlds Fair.
Authorizing the Superintendent of Pub
lie Works to designate certain sections OF
the Erie canal upon which may be made
| experiments for improvement in the
method of towing.
Assemblyman Southworth's bill pre-
| pared by the State Department of Public
| Instruction, amending the Public Instruo-
| ton Consolidation law.
Providing for the construction of pub
| lie building in the city of Middletown.
Providing that the annual expenses OF
the city of Elmira shall not exceed $l75
000
| Assemblyman Guenthers bill amending
the act Incorporating the Niagara Tunnel
company and authorizing the company tc
construct bridges to islands.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-05-02

THE great majority of the people,
those whose incomes enable them to
live comfortably and to lay aside some
thing for a rainy day, are the ones
whom an advertiser desires to reach.
Very wealthy persons trade at the same
places year after year from force of
habit. They do not feel the need Of
taking advantage of small reductions in
prices by other dealers than those whom
they are accustomed to patronize, and
having been served long and well, pre-
fer to trade at the old places rather
than to go elsewhere. But with people
of lesser means who fully appreciate the
need of we'll advised economy the case
is different. These people, knowing the
value of money, and yet without parsi-
mony, watch the markets and seek the
dealers who sell at the lowest prices.
These people read the advertisements of
the daily papers and from them learn
where they can trade to the best advan-
tage. Dealers who advertise in the
DEMOCRAT have the benefit of the fact
that its circulation is much larger than
that of any other daily paper in Water
bury, among the people on whom the
merchant depends for the bulk of his
trade.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-05-02
PAIN AND SUFFERING.
How Little We Realize How Much
There Is In The World.
1t is Certain That Three Quarters of it is
Unnecessary
And It Becomes Every body'S Duty to
Stop it in All Such Cases.

We are among those who believe that
there was nevsr intended to be so much
pain and suffering as the world holds.
Physical pain and suffering are often
productive of mental and heart sorrows;
remove physical pain and you roll back
the gloom which so often enshrouds
mind and heart. ~
We were led to these reflections by a
little incident which took place recently,
and which demonstrated how surely
happiness follows on the relief of pain,
and how easy and what q simple matter
it is to relieve pain and suffering.
A gentleman by the name of Nelson
Woodruff, who resides at West Mill
Grove, Ohio, had never been free from
pain and suffering for ten long years.
"For fully ten years." he said, 81
could not get any rest, especially nights,
from pain in my legs and chest and
| across my kidneys.
81 read what people said about being
cured by DR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy in the Toledo Bee, and
commenced taking this medicine.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-05-02

WARRINGTON, d. c.. May 2.-For Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont: Showers fol-
lowed by generally fair weather, easterly
winds shifting to southwesterly. Slightly
warmer.
For Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and Con-
necticut: Occasional local rains, southeastcrly
winds shifting to westerly, with clearing
warmer weather.
For Eastern New York, Eastern Pcnnsyl-
wanna. New Jersey, Delaware and Maryisn l:
Showers followed by fair weather, slightly
warmer. easterly winds becoming southerly
OF southwesterly.
For Western Now York and Western Penn.
sylvania: Fair except showers on tho lakes
slightly cooler, westerly winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-05-02
LABOR NOTES

Building operations at Rockland, Me-,
are partially interrupted by the strike OF
carpenters, masons and painters, who de-
mand nine hours a day with ten hours
pay.
The coal handlers Of Worcester went
out on strike yesterday 200 strong, in
Guiding drivers and yard laborers. They
demand 81. 90 a week more pay and nine
hours as a working day.
Twenty-Five hundred coal miners in the
sixth sub district of Ohio have struck.
Several local operators are willing to pay
the price, 70 cents per ton; but no terms
will be made with them as yet
The majority Of master masons and
builders in Hartford, Conn, having re-
fused to grant the demand Of the union
hod carriers for $2.50 per day for nine
hours work. about 200 hod carriers have
struck.
In pursuance of the action taken at Co
lumbus Saturday in ordering a strike all
the miners in the Hooking valley are idle
About 10000 men, are affected by the or
der. but it is Thought that they will return
to work inside OF wesk.