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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16


pocket, that he was lost in admiration.
Listen, Augustans, to this song from an
exchange and better still heed ito advice:
Kick from tho road that cobble stone, and
save perhaps broken bone. Don't scare
the horse which it may meet by dropping
paper in the street. II in the road you see
hole, just stick therein warning pole.
In public things do what is right. and you
shall wear the crown so bright. The noble
scribe who writes these lines, to do these
things unceasing pines!
With the season of horse trotting veil
under way we want to call the attention Of
our readers not only to the superior condi-
ton Of the Augusta Driving Park, but also
to the grand attraction which will be offered
there July 4th. The new directors started
out this year determined to put the track in
thorough condition and they have sue
cecded. Knowing full well its natural su-
ytIlOIity OScI OtucI uhtAo tbty eVhmehee"
work early in the season, putting an efi-
cicnt man in charge, and, under their per-
sonal supervision this work has been kept
up. Today the track is one Of the finest 10
be found anywhere. The addition of
light coat of clay has put the whole in hns
condition. Everything is In readiness Tor
the great races July 4th. Although the en-
tries 10 not close until the 2fth the secfe-
tary, Mr.. Byron Boyd is receiving assuf'
RANGES which indicate large field
in each class. The programme rs Il nov
stands is as follows: $50 class for trottefs,
500; 2.35 class for trottcrs and pscefs,
$500; 2.29 class for trotters, $500; bicycle
race, $50. In addition there will be N e.
hibition Of blooled stock between heats thss
will please all who visit. With the many
attractions about the city on that day, and
the opportunity to witness these races 10
the afternoon, VIC predict that the crowd
will be large. At the SAINT time the horse
men will want to remember that this TRACK
and these purses are for them, and to maze
entry to Mr.. Boyd before the 18th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

No more prophesying about the hot wave
please. Ita here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

The family of the late John ". Mitchell.
Jr,, have requested Rev. +. C. Cumming.
Of this city to go to Freedom and deliver
funeral sermon to his memory. Mr..
Cummings has accepted the invitation and
will go on some time next week. lie was
intimately associated with the deceased in
church work when he was pastor Of the
ROckland church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

m sssicuitusist Who sTumblss At the
veasAes Of IL psss lev days doesn't De-
serve 70 succeed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

The Rains ERll hut mot the Price

The Rains rsIi hut mot the Prices.
How gentle fall on growing green
~ rich strawberry beds
The grateful showers the soft springtime
In bountcous plenty sheds.
They fall aud every plant Is glad,
Aud vet there comes from all
Who buy the fruit. IN thunder tones;
"Why don't the prices fall"
The Maine .detlical Association is in ex-
cellent condition judging from the success
of the ~ st annual meeting of the assucis-
ton this week. The visiting committee to
the State Insane Hospital had much to say
of the need of relieving the present crowded
condition of the hospital and thought the
association should discuss the matter.
Wandering nineteen days in Maine vii
derness, without nourishment save what
might be had from chewing tender
twigs, is horrible experience that mos,
men never know. Joseph Hayes of Lam
bert lake. \ man ~ years old. went through
il and is alive. Several days before be was
found all hope of finding him had been
abandoned. lie was found by acci,l, nj
and was in horrible condition. His re-
covery is regarded as marvellous owing to
his extreme age.
Two Maine bear hunters have got square
with the fishermen. For several years
the bear hunter has been compelled to
take back seat. Bear hunting exploits
made dull stories slougside those Of the
loquacious and imaginative fishermen
But these two bear hunters, and residents
of Cardviile, too, come out TO civilization
with hair lifting tale Of bloody scrimmage
with q grtzSig bear upon ,iioyt brook.
Shades of the departed red men, what hap
~ hunting ground has Maine become !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16
VOICES Of TIVE PREss.
No Askansaw Arguments.


ENeW OK PfeB.
Hon. Poindexter Dunn must Danish the
notion while he is in New York that he il
stumplng his district for Congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

That is indeed an ignorant person who
will allow horse when heated to drink all
the cold water the animal wishes. But
many are carrying the treatment Of their
horse and care for its physical conditions
to the extent that they would q similar
solicitude for dear friend. And why not ?
There is no reason End the person who
treats his horse or any other domestic ami
NAL in such manner gets his reward in
more ways than one. An Ohio gentleman
writing on the subject of allow
ing horses to drink after meals strenuouslv
objects to the practise. He found that when
he drank copi 'usly during aud after meals
he Suffered from indiy, stion and he con-
cluied h horses woulI suffer much in the
same manner from \ similar cause. lie
discontinued the prss tise If watering his
horses Immediately after meals and found
that the results were beneficial. lie says:
The free watering of the horse Immediately
after eating We believe TO be one Of the
most pernicous practices horsepower can
indulge in, and is undoubtedly the cause of
many cares of colo and of the generally
p,or condition of SONS animals. Tie
horses stomach is comparatively email
organ, and to allow him to- drink
his all Immediately following meal causes
much Of the food Just taken to pass into the
insestines in an indigested state, and conse-
quently the benefit to be derived from .ucs,
feed il much Of il lost. This practice Of
watering after meals continually followed,
must in the end isjure the animal, dilusing
- it does the digestive flaids Of the stomach.
thus weakening it, powers. and finally pro-
ducing dyspepsia, diarrhes. and often in
nammation of the stomach and boreI., and
showing il bad effects in . stAiirg coat, and
. general lack of condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

1t is reported that the well known Emm.
Mclaughlin of Chelsea gave neivhbor,
cattle paris green. Wednesday, killing
three cows. She then took dose herself
and it was thought she would die.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

Judge Emery, to whom was sent tho an.
plication for a writ Of mandamus to compel
the city assessors to assess the property Of
the Edwards Company At it, full value, has
ordered hearing to be held in this city
next Monday. A great deal Of interes. 10
taken in the matter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

1t only needed such day a. Thursday
to revive and strengthen anew the more.
than-strong sewer smell that had been some.
what done away with by the recent rain.
1t 10 worse than ever now.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

The intelligent veteran well knows that
every person who secures pension dis
honestly is INJECTING the chief injury on
the honest pensioner. But if the pensions
are to he overhauled. and he who is most
affected, doesn't believe it necessary to
overhaul the pension lists. he naturally
would like to see it done by those who be-
lisve in honest pensions and not by men
who mourned because pensioners instead of
government clerks were not killed in the
Ford Theatre disaster. One writer who
would excuse President Clevelsnd's as
sumptions regarding alleged pension frauds,
says that President jackson urged an ex-
animation Of the pension lists of the sur
vivcrs Of the Revolution and War of 1879.
But President Jackson wouldn't have sp-
pointed the defeated British to do the work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

English royalty has long been regarded
~ the fifth wheel in the government coach.
The sturdy British adherence to precedent
an his patriotic reverence for the history
co 'nected with his country . royalrulers have
maintained his regard for his sovereign and
to such sn extent that many have felt the
end Of English royalty to be many genera
tone distant. But whcn the expense incident
TO royal pomp comes home to the mind
Of the British workinemsn in all it's signi-
Acsnce he arrives at closer appreciation
ct dividing line between prejudice and
patriotism. Just nov he is much agitAted
over the proposed loss of days work and
contributions of presents on the occasion
OF the marriage of the Duke Of York and
the Princess May. At several recent meet
ings he has so lost his head ~ to has
nyalty. Those who would maintain regal
rsmp in England need be careful not to de-
mand too large tribute from the meagrc
earnings Of the English working people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

There can be no doubt that women arc
gaining in common sense in the way they
make their clothes. This thought WAS re-
Gently brought to JOURNAL reporters
mind by the sight of large and conven-
iently located outside pocket on the front
of the skirt Of a bonny Augusta maiden. II
was such sensible idea, such great i'm
provemcnt over the old style inside.bas.
pocket, that he was lost in admiration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

Attic last needing Of the Augusta wb.,,
Club 10 new riders were taken in, raisins
the membership to 36. The club 10 des,in.s
to be one Of the best in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16
40eal Naatters.

Fortunate y sss .. cl..s.
Within her eyes fresh charms l se,..
..l nsm ~ ,ns yoath with rsptard air,
me more am |. sif. ,airforvd there
-Harper's Rs.sr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

A prominent fruit raiser writing on how
to render the fruit crop certain summarizes
the matter as follows: The pear, one of
the most certain of all fruits when not de-
stroyed by blight) affords fine crops easily
obtained. Apples are more subject to loss
and to the inroads of insects. Peaches and
fruits of \ similar character are more un-
certain, especially since the days of yell
lows, but occasionally afford heavy returns.
The earlier small fruits are not to be for
gotten, and are sometimes made quite pro-
fitable, but on the whole, the wider the
range of the circle and the more complete
the supply, the less is the danger of failure.
At the present season of the year an excel
lent opportunity is afforded for making the
best selections.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

Mr.. MADDEN has closed his carpe. clean.
ing establishment for the regular summe,
vacation and will open again on or .bou,
October l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

The parade Of the base ball PLAYER
headed by the Cony High School Drum
Corps. Thursday afternoon. attracted much
attention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-16

This is scorcher," vas the s,p.,.,
verdict on the weather THURSDAY.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
dZylslki z EDuszna 1 X. ne.
nifeElcyarZ OISzewski p

Poznania udali sic z Rzymu do
NeapoIu i przekonali sic, re re
czywiscle ia Krew stwardnia1a i
~wyschnieta stage sic p}ynna W
przeciagu l5-20 mlnut- Odbswaja
sic przytem ceremonie. o godzinie
8 rano ksieza kanonlcy W u~roczysty
sposdb wynoszq popiersle szczero
ziote svietego %Januarego wraz z
rellkwlami, stawiaja je ma oitarzu
po stron'e ewanglelii, kaplicy
tegoz swietego, , przybleraja po-
piersie W arogocenny pektora8, W
kape bardzo k%csztowna mfute
per}aml / brylsntami wysadzous.
So to podoDno Diary dawnlejszych
krolow i ksiazat poboznych. Pc
chwlll jeden z kanomk6w przynosi
ampu@Si z krwia sw. Januarego,
ktone pred oczyms publlcznosci
przewraca z cory ma dol j odgrer .
ME, ably wszystklch przekonaG, re
krew jest stwardnia}a i wytrhnieta.
Czym to przesz}o dwadziescia
mlnut. w czaslo tego duchow!en-
stwo modli sic, a lud z krzykiem
wielkim b}aga sw. Jenuarego, adv
cad pokazai. osWfesaeie sw. January.
stale sic pos}usznym prosbom ludu
l krew jego doted s.wardnlafa i
wyschnieta, ukazuie sic w starie
pfYnnym: W tel chw'l' daje kono-
mix II ak l przy odg}osie organ
dnchowlcnStwo lud spiewa 2
wlelklm zapalem TIE Deum
laudamus." Teraz znowu pokazu,e
kanon'k ampuik', Nracajac jo
2 CORY ma dol, ably wszyscy wldzie.
Il, re krew jest p}ynem. w koncu
prAybljz'ja sic wierni d. ottarza,
a kanonlk przytYka ampulki q
krwla piynn2 do ust, czu}a i~plersi
k"zdego. Cnd ten i cerenonie,
jake mu towarzysza, 50 tax wzru.
szajace, re ,ch bez .ez opusciG NE
MONA. Bogu zas sk}adaja dzrekl
CT, ktorlm dozwojnf cudowne to
zdayzeule oglajaG.
(Takiego cudu naocznymi
sWiadkaml byl' tez c%zterej ksieza
d~lecezyl chefmhsk'ej w pierwsza
niedzlele ma]a r. 1870, jak 6w o.v-
cheSny ,,PIelgrzym" opisaf, Pr1vp.
Red.)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

Kr0lewiec. II q. ~. 0 p
godz. pc poi, zmari tn Il syna,
proboszcza dzlekana, sedzlwy
A d RE d k j. opa.
trzony Sakramentaml swletem1,
liczac 50 lat.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
'Lud swiefegO JanuaregO
" NeapOlu

Twlerdza niekt6rzy, re cud6w
ME ma, a przec1e we W4osiech, W
mlescle Neapolu, powtafza sic co
rok cud, kt6rego najwieksi niedo.
wiarkowie zaprzeczyc nle NIGGA.
w miescle TEN przechowuje sic
W katedrze w dw6ch szklannych
ampuikach krew sw. Januarego,
b,skupa l meczennika, kt6ra jest
zupe}nie stwardniala ! wvschnleta.
Atoll diva razy %:ucznie: W dn,u
przcnieslenia zw1ok sw. Januarego
Wv maiu) i dnlu uroczystosci
we wrzcsnlu) krew Is codzien
przez GAIA ohtawe W czasIe nabo-
zenstwa 1927 uszcza SIG piyn, a
potem znow;. wraca do pierwotne-
go Stanu.
w czas;e plelgraymki polskiej
2 kslestwa Pozn"nsklego i Prus
Zachodnlch odbywa} sic wiasme
cud pomieniony, ztad tez kilku
pielgrzymow. ". WI arclalewski
p. RajiSOw ski z WA.
D~rzeZMa, ". prob. Wadxin
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
.>uiecie. Is I'm. srozyf sic W

'>wiecie. Is I'm. sro&yf sic W
Lnlanle straszllwy polar, ktory
zn1szczy} W krotklm czasle szesG
podw6rzy. Ogien;wy5uch} W szkole
i przcnl6s} sic naprzod ma ooerze
p. A.. gtzle komisya sadowa "a
ledwie zdo}a}a wyratowat akta.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
:Npzy p]bwile
z doll ~wychodzc6w.
(Ciag dalszy.)

Brat nadesiaf karte zapra-
sal do Ameryki. Me pomo-
gN Icy i prosby zony, ME
pomogly rady sasiad6w i
przyjaci6I, a nawet przedsta.
vienna ksiedza proboszcza.
Walek sic uparl i ME ustapl}.
lato mia}o sic ku schyl-
kowi, gdy dnia pewnego
wyszed} Walek, " naj}adnie1-
sly str61 ubrany, Z ma}ym
tlomoczkiem ma plecach, z
iona i dziecmi re wsl. Musek,
wierny strz6z biegi przy Mich.
Barbara piakala.
Walek zacial sic, ma twarzy
osiad}a mu rozpaczliwa po.
waga, oczy patrzaly ponuro
pred siebie. Szedl, prowadzac
synka "a reke, ktory ME
czuiac grozy polozenia, jad}
ko}acz i ogladal sic ma wszyst-
kie strony
Przy kohcu wsi stall krzyz
drewn'any. To by}a granica
wsi, odtad zaczynaly sic pola
innei wsi.
Boze, zlituj sic mad
nami! Jecza1a Barbara.
Me pozwol nam zginac, ma
obcei neml, lecz dozw6l
jeszcze raz powrocic do ro-
dzinnei ziemi.
| WaleI5 zd)a} naboznie
kapelusz pred krzyzem i
westchna} do Boga. w tel
chwili uczul takie scisnienie
serca, re jedno s|owo zachety,
mozeby 90 byio Z drogi do
domu nawrociEo. Lecz Mkt
tego slowa ME powledzia! l.
Walek przeszed} granice
swoiej wsi i szedl w SWAT!
Gdyby Walek oczami du-.
cha by} patrza} a uchem serca
s}ucha}. by}by uslyszal owe
s}owo. Bo Gala ziemia niejako
wola}a ia niego: nZostanl''
A kazdy kwiat polny i kazde
drzewo szumia}o: ,,Nie Cd
chodz!' Zas ow krzyz PREY
drodze woIaI: Badz wlerny!"
Lecz Walek os]ep} ogluch}
ia to wszystko. Ma}oduszna
rozpac1 ogarnela 80 ca}kiem;
niepowodzenle chwilowe znie-
checl}o go do rodzinnej z1emi.
Szedi szukac szczescIa we
swiecie be- pamieci, re chocby
wszystko ma obcej ziemi
| znalazE, czego pragna}, ojczyz-
ny nigdzie ME znaidzie ami
tego wszystkiego, przez CO
ojczyzna droga sic stale sercu
kazdego.
w Swat!
Tam ludzie pieniadze ma
drodze zgarnlaJq, wiec dalej
w SWAT!
lnoEo1czorio pocto,,i
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
. JesZcze PREY kfad
o po5ytku czesteqo a noboSnego
sluchanla Nsgy SO.
w.

S. Janoz Fakundo. zakon-
mix, odprawlaf co dzleh msza
sw. bardzo rano. a odprawjal
talk dlugo. re ninistrs nci
uciekali Cd o}tarza, a wresz-
Gle laden ME chcia} mu stu
zyc. Przecr zakonu rozkazai
mu, ably ME czytal talk d}ugo
mszy sw. Jan sw. zastosowa}
sic do tego rozkazu, ale pc
kilku dniach prosi| unizenie
przelozonego, ably cofrqi ten
rozkaz ola waznych powodow.
Przeor chcial wiedziec te
powody. Wyznal mu lie "a
konnlk, ale tylko ma spowie
dzi. Gdy pozniei przeor "a
pozwoleniem sw. Jana mogl
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
Aleksandra CheAYki deklaang =
S}0W mix :.
POLSKO-A\Gl ELSKI [
A\GIFT,SKO-POT,S
NGIELSKO-POLSK

zoHas jus tSonczony odssfany, tym, kt6ray przysiaI ia dsiese
SO prsnuluerste. I,N4o TO Jest " dobrel, mocnej oprawle z Q zoconemi
sytulksna: zaSierajscy 924 stronnic wyraznego druku n a dobrym pa
fierze. Kosuuje N!ko 4 d"lary. Dzn}o to jest potrzebne kaaienu Po-
iskowi " Ameryce, ktdry tu ohra} sobie ten ksi "a druga nlczyzn
!rzykien nrztdoS'na liznesowym W Ameryce Jest jezyk srs'e'ski
Ut znajAI "ni tegH i27yka ME NOM tn provadzt zednego 'ntTesu
i. / AaJrnwar ios.d v ur1e ZACH, yiurach it'd. tn W Amery g ourooa
scz} stwn &*nka anginiak'ego znajomost innych jszykdw ra "goaa
:aI jM"": kt' 8Frn~ swrg" Jezyka, umie 20 argielsku, A. ,e "
ste: '"s4l i s>esnAie; A1nerycy rozmdwi sie interes o1">. Xo
@Mu. s .9ivh*. chc'iaz nic rlynnis, ar y zna>dzs po-
s.s 't4 '>tfn',m by mozt ia JAZZ rzsd y haA st:2 bs
+. yhl > s.~a,., n"i#r!Me! wyksta Sony czi6wiek D 81 tale v
"a = ... i&-u"nt titeresIe kazdege to mieszkajacegt iniaka
So - oi."5t - "N2 sig jezvAa angnskiero. PoczNkow <-tezks
t- re4" t:n,.I - ergtNEU Jest ~ @rednik Polskoe ADgi cena
g .~..,, 4wr >" - ~, ;;rel.t jest Ssiszks Sfowa 2 Of
! a - .r%'-A E.. ." -tala koPolski il, albowiem ,vsnss
SIS ukn Ia1a" Hn.AG+ So 7ua2zv 1oske sowo W 1ezykn a &~~k,m
! stowe ax r'St'@ - . '@<y = is75ku polsk1m. kazdy ]eden, Il, ia
. y fur\ /" thH- i"hno;Hr, u" SlElen ulac Sto"nlk tel W swOEu 'Hnu;
x4zI-vu, r> pn -1i,:nik. :zenieslnik, former, blznesta, han .itrzi ub
~ .7edrrt i, mo Ia !z"Ar made af sic pod reka. Cy ko ahcesiss
~>rsser y" .~s'~%an 'ut III. % pE"eun'naczyc kshSki iub ga7ety
sielsAirl IA. I,zyk yuIsh! no uoze obyc sic bz Stownika Posko
80 gels - Angaiako- Plskitgu Aizka cena tgc dzis&a Jest tai
* ;: step. . ,=in5ozszH cz{owlek moze lie kupc.
Fry = 'nolt re:e pc 4 dolary $ kazdemu aaowaaA
g., 1ch. 81.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
Zt0t6W. Wykazafo

Ztot6w. Wykaza}o sic teraz,
re ogien Il posladacza Tomasza
Kowal>kiego " Stawnicy, ktory
pred k'lku dnlami W lego stodo.
lie wybuch}, ale wnet ugaszony
z%ostui, pod}ozy}a Is ietnla siuzaca
Genowefa Schott. Zdybano "a,
kledy W tych dniach powtornle W
%stajnl umiescl1a zarzace sic wegle.
Aresztowano "a.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

" Chetmnie posade fzyka
powiatowego ofarowano z daleka,
DO z Landek przybYfemu lekarzowi
DIR. Carlowi, a stara} sic o te posade
miejscowy lekarz DIR. Czapla, kt5ry
cd dawna ma patent ma fiz;ka, a
jake lekarz wojskowy brat udzlal
W trzech wojnach %pruskich. Me
stety system bismarckowski usu.
wanla mas wszedzle i%stnieie i bywa
praktYkowanym.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
z Prus Polskich

Chojnice. Wkr6tce rozpoczna
sic roboty celem osuszenla zba-
gnia1ych lax pol ma Kosznaj-
drach. Robotaml teml klerowat
bedzle Inspector b~udowniczy Fail
2 Gdanska.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

G1yfa. Dina 1890 I'm. ziozy1
Kodak nas2 p. leon Is ronk z
Koscierzyny egzamln panstwowy
M lekarza praktycznego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

ShorSsewy. Podatku komunal.
nego ma sic tn p}aciG " tYm roku
400 procent dochodowego, 100
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

oglosic tie powody, rze&l do
jednego Z zakcnnikow:,,W ierz
mi, re nasz brat Jan ola tego
talk d}ugo mszq odprawia, re
mu Bog objawia wielkie ia
iemnice, zachodzace we mszy
sw., ktore tax So wzniosle,
re ich laden rozum ludzki
ogarnac ME mole. Z tych
tajemnic take mi cudowne
rzeczY opowiada!, re mnie
swietym napelni} przestrachem
Wlerz mi, re Jemu Cllfystus
objawia sic widzlalny, z MIN
mile rozmawia, polazuje mt
swoje piee ran i tax jego
dusze i cia}o nasyca. re ludz-
kiego pokarmu ME potrzebu-
je. Ojciec Jan widzi cialo
Chrystusa W jasnych promie:
mach, i lyle. innych niebie-
skich rzeczy, re zadnemu
cz}owiekowi ich dociec i O
Mich movie ME przystoi."
Odtad wolno byio sw. Janowi
msza sw. jak d}ugo chcia}
odprawlac.
Y.
Ma zakon3zenia poua|emy
k'lka szczegdlnych las, kt6re
z n~abaznego sluchauia mszy
s. wynlkujq:
Ola ciebie syn Boy zstepu.
je z niyba i kryjv SIC pod
postaoi4 Hostyi sw. Dia
twego zbawienlH Eodzi SIX ia
nowo duchUwnym sposobem "
kazde mszy sw. = Dls twego
zbawlenja przelewa duchowym
sposobem nalswietsza krew
swo]a oflarule ia Bostwu Ga
sIeble. Ia krwla na)swietszs
skrapia twa dusze, i obmywa
ia z brzydk,ch PLAN. - Ia
ciebie otIaruJe sle CArystus,
]ako ofiara po)ednawcza !
przywraca CT przy)azl zagule
wauego Boga. Kalda
msza sw. odpokutulesz wlece)
kary, aniaeli inneml surowemi
uczYnkam pokutneml.
kiedy c~fiarujesz msza sw.,
dasz przepajswletszeJ Tr6jey
Oar naiprzyiemniejszy.
Naboznem wysluchauIem je-
dnej mszy sw. wiecvi SIX
zbogaclc moze>z, ]ak vszyst-
KEN lnuem Ia swlcc.e. =
P'lnem a czestem s1uchaniem
mszy sw. wy]ednasz sobIe
blogosfawiehstwo Boze W
dobrach duchownych docZcs-
nych, oraz iaske szczesilwe
smIercl. = W,elu gr2esznlkom
otilarowan!em mszy sH. I'D
wrocenie wyjednac mo1esz, a
dobroczyncom wywdzleczyaz
sic s%tokrotnle "a d~obrodzle]
silva. = S%tuchaDiem mszys
w%saystkim pra"owiernym
| chrzescianom do zba"ienla
wlele uprosIc, q dusze, mekl
czyscowe clerpiace, przez to
samo och}odzic mu2esz,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

Starogard. w PlesienicY,
mledzy Sta%rugardem a Zblewem.
ma sic urzadzlc ma kolel %zelaznej
przystanek.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

LWazcle uamV
&c tn many
Me "a drogi
Str6j7na nogl,
Sro1ze tadnv
I paradnyl
Tu trzewikl
u sk6ry dzlkieJ,
Jake mietkle,
PuIchne, gietkie!
Starn, mfcdc
| dnnotNa
w nich sle oda
Do ~podlotka.
Zak dla aoiary
Many hory
Mocnych butow,
Jakby e drutow-
Kazdej MARY.
CEtop co wstapl
Tu do Czccha.
Gdy wystapi,
Dig nHmlccHa:
Mega modnle
wygodn'e
Mu sic widzi,
Z bosych szydzi!
1dac 2 mast
krok,em predkim
Rqka szssta .
Tnie napietk EN-
G}osno kryczy
WarG, wa}ra
Go sic tyczy.
Jam ME skuty,
Nc nie pifem
Jeno bytem
Kup,c butv
j STE1 NBAkRA.