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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-06
CROWSON.

Mr.. EDITOR.
ID UT little news from this creek,
. the very cold weather prevents
much mixing. We have had rather
a dull Christmas. No weddings. No
deaths. No babes have been born
that we have heard of, and butlittle
sickness. Our good ncighbor Mrs.
Eliza Blair has been quite sick, but
We are glad is improving. Mrs.
Blair, is an old citizen Of Lawrence
county, daughter Of Thomas Scott
deceased and mother of Bill and
John Blair, and Mrs. Jack Wason.
Aunt Sallie Sowell, Miss Mamie
and Lille have moved to Lawrence
burg, and it is heard from all sides,
from every body that Crowson has
lost some of our best neighbors.
They leave lots of friends no enc
mics hear. The old place that we
have known for near a half century,
the spot we learned to walk on.
The place we enjoyed mothers
love on, in our childhood days looks
lonesome.
When we look around and see
what havoc is being made in the
ranks of those who we once knew
in our boyhood days, of the boys
and girls of the forties. We must
confess that time and tide changes
all things.
Crowson is truly good neighbor-
hood to-day, and always was, the
soil is as fertil as in any part of the
county, was originally settled by as
good hospital people as ever lived in
any land. The Hagan's, Evin's,
Stribling's, Bnchanan's, Scots,
Linam's, Aldson's, Lucas's, Sam
Arlington, and Jno. Miller, who was
amongst the first settlers of this
creek, in antibellum days. And
the hospitality of the inhabitance
was never surpassed.
Crowson was once head quarters
for the Methodist church for this
county, the old camp ground on
the hill, where hundreds assembled
every year to worship, is still re-
membered by a few of Lawrence.
burgs citizens, Mrs. S. A. Carroll
ST. Col. james Stribling, Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Gather. But Mr.. Ed.
tor the old guard is fast going but
few in Lawrenceburg who remem'
Der those days. But we who knew
them, know that those was the
most prosperous and happy days
that this county ever knew.
! When Lawrenceburg had the
telegraph wire and the big stage
route when all travel from North to
South and South to North wa:
along the Military road, when Law
renceburg had Is large dry good'
houses, when Uncle Jim Potts, il
the little grocery now, then carrict
more goods III his house than all o
the houses in Lawrenccburg to day
when May Hall, Jacob Springer
Booker Bayley, David Riddle, ant
Buck Smith, owned 25 miles o
Shoal Creek bottom land, and wa
able to buy Is more, when Lawren
ccburg, had 6 men that could bu,
the Sth, civil District at the presen
, cash valuation. When Wayne an,
u Gilescounty, came over and paye'
tribute, when Lawrencecounty ha,
7 of all the cotton manufactures G
the State. When we had as man
/ pretty women and as many fin
" horses and mules as any county {
400 voters on Gods gree earth
{ Then it was when $40 of all tn
Il inhabitance of Lawrcnc Count,
u was defendants of revolutionary
Il sips. Mr.. Editor their are a few c
c us left, who have known dear oil
/ Lawrence in better days. ThougI
e occasionally you hear boy or
' new conner say the county is bette
g now than il ever was.
VI Christmas has gone, 1898 is here
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-06

EVERY CITIZEN Should take his County pa
and prepared make the DEMocR better paper
than has ever been and earnestly SOLICIT you support
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-06
Qae democrat,

G II. BFNTI Ely,
A. G. TlNSLEY, Editors,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-06
FHE B00EBkHCK'S
FRIEND.
A Christmas Story,
By JERRY H. WINN.


Pure, spOtless snow, cmblcmatic OF
the white soul, mantled the earth;
and the rough, chilly blasts of De-
cember blew fitfully, causing many
a fricdless, sad-heartcd weary one,
wandering aimlessly through the
brilliantly-lightcd, crowded streets
of the Empire City, to shiver and
moan enaudibly. "What is the
matter, my little fellow" ask a
pleasant voice, in whose tones pity
was blended with kindness. The
querist was n frank, handsome
young man, who was as noble Of
heart as in appearance. While he
to whomc the question was ad.
dressed was little ragged boot.
black, who stood di&onsolatc be.
fore a large store, the tears trick
ling down his irt-begrimed face
which, albeit, was sprightly in its
expires IN and one to invite con
fidencc and esteem. The boy
turned around, and looked at the
genial gentleman. II know that il
was weak and unmanly, but I was
SO tired and cold, and when | saw
so many happy, contentcd persons
and bright, beautiful things, l just
had to cry; because thought how
different every thing was at home
Ma sick, sister Gabrielle without
any sewing from the people who
have always given her enough tc
do, but who refuse to give her any
more, and | walking through thu
streets from SUNRISE to sunset
without getting single boot tC
black; for everybody is occupied
with his own pleasures, and doesn't
care for ragged bootblack."
Rcginold Raynor remarked tina
the lad used very good Language
for one in such a humble walk, anC
he inferred that the family hat
seen better days.
at is not weak or unmanly t.
shed tears for the sufferings o
Others" Reginold answered earnest
ly, his eyes becoming moist. "But
where do yoN live and what is you
namc?" he inquired, suddenly
The bootblack hcsitated, then re
piled, with sigh and blush
ave rent small room in an ole
crazy house near Five Points. NJ
name is Thomas Ashton" Reg
nald started, for he knew the loca
ity that Tom had named to be tn
foulcst and most dangerous part {
New York.
"Come with me, Thomas" h
said, gently taking his hand an
leading him away. The boy silen
ly acquicsced, for his companion
face was too open to admit of di
trust.
"My name is Reginald Raymor
said Reginald, ny way Of exchanI
ing mutual confidence. "My f
Their and are merchants. He
proprietor of a largo wholesa
house and I am chief clerk" Pre-
emily, Reginald stopped before
large grocery store, and entered
After he had bought an ample SUI
ply of nccessaries and barrel
coal, Reginald told the grocer
add fine turkey for the poor far
lilies Christmas dinner, Toms ey
beamed with gratitude and 10
and he said, in voice husky wit
emotion; "This is like the tim
when pa was alive. All, those We
happy days, then, sir!' "Ho
long has it bcen2" Reginald e
quired. "Just two years ago, ITO
answered, sadly.
The articles were placed in t
grocer's wagon, which was driv'
by the errand-boy. Reginald al
Tom rode in the vehicle. VIII
they reached the qucstionat
neighborhood in which the intel
gent bootblack had the misfortul
to live, they had some Difficult
before they succeeded in gettil
the barrel of coal up the gicke
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-06

AS we were disappointed in the
shipment of some of our new type,
we were forced to go to press short
on matter.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-01-06
Mumz0Msg1

~ Page Catalogue IRE Seut
FrGm Draughon's Practical
Cor. Church aud Summer, Nashville
Tennessee.
No text book used in bookkeeping.
Teachers Of long eXpo fence and IN
actual business at the head Of each
department.
The only scho VI known to us that
travels men 50 letting and locating
positions for its graduates. We have
rev emily bought the NashvsIle Com
mercial College and now have o Of
the best equipped and patronized
schools in the South. Call on or adj
dress.
j. f. DraughOn, Pres't
The herald., 1893-12-27

$50 acres at Moreno aud Is the largest individ-
unl consumer of Bear valley water By virtue
OF that fact he now appeals to the stockholders
OF the company, Europeans and Americans TO
meet him in conference in New York to reor-
ganize the company on broad scale to carry
on the work which it has begun. He points out
than that i'll Bear valley II the pledges ma de
by the company are to be kept. He speaks OF
the hope he has had that the water rights OF
the San Jacinto and San Bernardino noun
tains might be consolidated and thus used TO
better advantage. If am not mistaken in my
surmise, this means consolidation OF the
Arrowhead Water company with the Bear val
ley company, the development OF the sweet
water rights, on which much work has already
been done, and probably the development OF
number of minor water rights. This would be
the carrying out of the idea which 1t was
understood Mr. Brown had In view some time
since, when he incorporated company with q
capital stock OF $15 900, 900.
In urging the stockh holders to cooperate
With him, Mr.. Brown says he has never known
amore favorable time for the development of
land in Southern California, the immigration
hither being greater than ever before.
That this gentleman has again put his shoul-
der to the wheel with view to pushing the
Bear valley enterprise viii inspire all who
know him with renewed hope. He IS, to use q
much abused term, the Napoleon OF irrigation
Thus far, he has never failed in any great nm
dertaking. AS he is human, he may some day
meet his Waterloo, but as yet the star OF his
destiny is in the ascendant and people trust I'M
plicity in his ability.
The herald., 1893-12-27
SANTA ANA.
A Rain of Good Proportions-The Tramp
Nuisance.

| SANTA ANA, Dec. 26.--It has been raining
most of the day and but few people were or
the streets. The rain will help the barley
materially, and no damage is anticipated from
| me high water as the rain s coming so gently
that the ground is taking 1t up as fast as il
falls. The prospect for more is very favorable
The thief who stole a satchel from buggy
| yesterday was tried today by Judge freeman.
When the case was called the prisoner plead
county Jail.
The better class OF theater goe1s seem to be
well pleased to know that Miss Putnam will
again appear in our city. She is well supported
ana a.. cannothelp but please the public. Miss
Putnam could not afford to come to Santa Ana
only this was an off night and the last on the
list before going east.
The W. G. T. U. will observe Crusade dav
december 29th, with the following pro-
10 a. m-, Devotional exercises-Mrs stubbs.
li,oi5o, a. M, scripture text, John 1857,
Ab1dlng-Mrs. DR.. Warner.
Hymn, Take My Life ond Let it Be.
~ m. Present Status OF the Temperance
Cause, from Union Signal-Mrs. C. E. Way.
NM Music VIII be followed by discussions led by
II :45, Noontide prayer service; Mrs. Car
penter of Tustiri.
l 40 p. m, Devotional; Mrs. F. H. Paine.
p. M, Recitation; Wilsie Martin.
2:iO p. m, Solo; Mrs. Jessie Burns; conse-
eration 70 work, Miss Aubert, county superin-
tendent temperance work
2;20 p. m, Discussion OF % minutes, opened
by Mrs. Phelps Si'S''SN'
40, Hymni II Am Thine o Lord"
P. M, Suffrage; the greatest factor in solv-
Ing the liquor problem. Discussion opened by
five minute papers by Mcsdames Williams.
Nellie Park and More OF Denver. Closing re-.
marks py Mesdames Gasbutt. Cash and Davis
EVENING PROGRAM.
1920 Scripture reading aud PRAYER: Mrs
Anna Conaway. A-''
Chorus, Prohibition club
Ihe crusade; what it means. Mrs S y
Blackman, co. president -
Song, Prohibition club
Lecture, Mrs. Emma Cash
Song, male quartette.
Ransom Home, Mrs. NJ e. Garbutt.
song Gentleman's club.
Collection speech, Mrs Davis OF Riverside
vocal duet, Gentlemans club.
Song, 20 cd Be With You"
Benedictiou.
The collection will be for the benefit OF the
Ransom Home - S
: James Ruckley took the prisoner BYuea IN
San Quentin today to serve out a sentence NJ
three years for burglary ~
Ihe term.trial jury has been discharged and
new panel viii be drawn after New Years
santa Ana is getting to the front on mnrriara
licenses. Two licenses were issued yesterdav
anu we are expecting more as soon rs the
Mrs. Mamie b. Sitton has petitioned far lat
ters Of administration on the estate OF tho lrte
Nj. b. Sittou, deceased. The amount is g2onn
william Grimes, the convict burglar ,vas
called mp Tor sentence today, but his eo,insr,
f. 0. Daniels, asked for further time to prenara
a motion Tor new trial, which was arantcd
until next Tuesday. 'SN
SUPERIOR COURT
cradick VS.. Fowier--Continued to be tatan
up by consent
The People VS.. William Crimes Motion for
The herald., 1893-12-27
REDL.ANDS.
A Statement about the Bear yalle,
Company.

n Statement about the Bear VALLEY
COMPANY.
REDLANDs, Dec. 26.-Christmas Day presented
an ideal picture of that California paradox
the blending of winter and summer as the
shadows OF Christmas Eve stole on. High on
the mountain one could see
s'The Thunderer in his car
Leading the embattled seraphim to wa r ;,
The crests OF Old Baldy and Grayback and
san ssd 9acinto were wrapped in purple robes in
d1cative, probably, of the regency of the bur-
dened old man of whom the children drae n,
And when the night wore on, with many n
last1ng shower, and the first horizontal ravs ~
the sun fell aslant the mountains there was
- scene Witnessed by most people only in the
commodation of the patron saint of innocence
heavy snow had fallen, and a mora yi,td
picture OF wild and weird and dcsolate frieid-
1ty was never beheld. But the coming of fbe
sun sun prougnt warmth, and children played
oenaeth the orange trees with merry Chants
ana laughter, and pausing occasionally re
gaze in wonder upon that other worid ~
trigid zone, score OF miles away 'As
l nad tho privilege yesterday of reading a
series OF letters sent out by Frank e. Browlss to
ala the prominent holders OF Bear valov stoo, ~ 10
l. believe violate no confidence in matins
tnem Runlic II is understood that Mr. Rro,vne
bcinsthe originator OF the Bear valley scSs s,,a'
l, Is anxious TX that It should not be wrecked. MI
ward on the trouble which has been so inps Is w
impending. approached Mr.. Brown as neoae
naRor N get him to assist the CON pany IL tls
hour OF It's need. Mr.. Brown authorized NJ
~ nysle 70 oEcT MS assistance to avert disaster
Inis M Snythe did bytelegram Presidenf
0sosue replied that he would accept no assists
enoe from MI. Brown. Copies OF both tele.
grams arc given In the letters and are furfhey
cviae9ce that Mr.. Brown has ALWAYS been
HeaaS eo aeip the company. Mr.. Brown has.
The herald., 1893-12-27
EAST SAN PEDRO.
"A Place That is Steadily Foreinr
Ahead.

~
Ahead.
EAST SAN PEDRO, Dec 26.--This place is stead
lly forging ahead, both as Il shipping pointanc
resort for persons who come here to enjoy
fishing, hunting and surf bathing. The Term
maj island beach is as fine us that at Iona
heach ana on warm sunny days ii is not mn
usual lor lovers OF the surf to be seen sportilp
ing among the breakers near the large pavif'
ION erected by the Terminal Railway com paf1y
Thc capacious packing house OF the Cali
lornia Fish company, near the wharf is
m important Improvement AS AHEAD {
stated in the HERALD this conceri, il
employing quite large force in its com.
pletely equipped establishment, packinr
mackerel, anchovies, sardines and lobsfers for
shipment to all parts OF the world where surh
products viii command the best prices above
the cost OF transportation. This is an import
ant industry, for not only does it open a homo
market Tor fish caught along the coast between
santa Barbara and San Diego, but il viii sIso
create an increased demand for olive oil ,vbich
means ,,asl money for olive producers.
me ocean planning mill has ntly started
IN business, and 1t is turning out SASH. doors
blinds, etc. at quite lively rate
MIS- h0squfs new and handsome res;denoc
Is completed and will soon be occupied Other
dwellings, will be erected in the near future
All these improvements are the results OF the
railroad company's enterprise as shown by ifs
WORKS ana business on Terminal island Oiher
improvements on the island are contemnlafed
nnd afe likely to materiaiize in the near
The herald., 1893-12-27
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria $50 well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. oxford st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The herald., 1893-12-27
For Oyer Ftftx Years

MRS, WINsLows SOOTHING SYnUp has beeu
sefs usen lot ohlldren teething. 1t soothes the
cnild, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, AMI Il the best remedy for d lar.
rhHa. twenty-five cents bottle.
The herald., 1893-12-27
w. IT, IT'LL I II
235S. Hill st., Los Angeles,
nc ANaurre T,,nao

Los ANGELES, June 0, 1898.
To THE PUBLIC: For over five years | have
been troubled with nervous sick-headache aud
liver complaint didn't seem. to find any help
from the many doctors and medicines that I
tried until l tried DR.. wong Him, $50 Upper
Main street. am now we'll Yours truly,
MlSSM. G. BROCK,
4S Hinton ave-, Los Angeles, Cal,
The herald., 1893-12-27
DIR. WONG Him
HERB DOCTOR
639 Upper Main Street, Los An geles
Los ANGELES. Cal. June IL

Los ANGELES. CAL, June IL, 1889.
To THE PUBLIC: have been suffering with
piles and kidney trouble for over five years.
and have tried several remedies, but all failed
to relieve me. A short time since tried DR..
Wong Him, 639 Upper Main street. and am
now we'll and strong, and consider him first
class doctor. Yours truly,
w. H. HILLYER.
235 s. Hill st., Los Angeles, Cal,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
CHURCH 4 AUGUSTTN.

Kucharz vice, piianej g}owy,
Przysposablat msrcepany
Smazac biszkokt W z1ei godzlnie,
Coraz wiecej masla wall;
Buchnaf plom,en Pc kominle,
A wrzask powsta}, re SIG pail!
Choc to byfa szkoda malta,
Ale Jelmosc zagada}a!
Zagadawszy W dionie klas}a.
P~odskoczy}a ia diva }okcie:
. przeSlety badzS biszkokcie,
Co tn licha wYsz}o 2 nasta!...
MAJ wracalac wes6} 3 }owu.
Ami mysh, co go czeka!
,,Ciesz sia mezu, gadam znowu!"
Wrzasfa Je]mosc W gfos 2 daleka
Taxi g}osek, czegoz trzeba.
By} to .jasnY plorun 2 nleba!
uderzY} W same glove:
MAJ z prZestrachu straclt move.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
EDOw0dZ w GERimacEa.

Urzedowa Gazeta Pekinska
przyn1os}a szczeg6Iowy ops powo-
dzl, TAXA nawledzl}a okolice Peklnu.
Wyzszy dygnitarz chihski Ii
Hung-Czang pisze o tenn, CO
nastepuje:: I'D poczatku llpca
spadaty ustawiczue ulewy ,skutklem
czego podnlosly sic znaczn1e woody
rzeki Hun-ko. Miedzy IL a IA
lipca woda dosz1a juz do wysokos.
CT wlerzchofkow tam, dz1ekl wysi}-
kom a1cll urzednikow sluzby
rzecznej uda4o sic uchronic okoll-
CO Cd zalewu. Dnia 20 hpca
oberwafa sic chmura, do
deszcz6w p~rzy}qczy} sic sllny wiatr,
woda przerwa}a tamy i spadta ma
okolice. lama kamienna ma brzegu
zachodn,m wykaauje wy1om 400
stop d}ugl. Fale zatopi}y i porwa-
~ 2 sob2 ludzl, Zwlerzeta domoWe,
tudzlez budynki. Ratunek wszelki
stat sic poprostu nlemozllwym. Do
tel pory %jeszcze wielkle szmaty
kraju stojja pod woda, gdyz 1ozys-
10 rzeki Hunko Jest pc czsscl
zamulone, zasypane wlelu poto-
pIoneml rzeczam1, tudzlez zw}oka-
mi, woda tedy n,ema gdzle sp}y-
nae Z powrotem". w o~dpowledzl
ma 6w rapport rad odpowiedzla',
" ME posiada teraz W skarble
fundusz6w odpowledmch, by mdgt
przedsiGbrac robotY odpowlednie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
q II ebgaszS.

Dina 8 Grndnia b. +. znar}
W Omaha Polak Alateuaz Tryban,
kt6rY ca5e swe zYcie hYt m}yna-
rem. Zo8tawl} 20 sobie OWE
fanny; jedne W Iowa, q druga W
MInuesocle, oraz : got6wke, a me
mai2c dzieci, DO by} starvm
kawa?erem, maietnosc zo>ta@i}
krewnvM d~alszym- -Pogrzeb jego
odby} sic wspan'ale W polskim
kosclele w Omaha, 9 Grudma.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

neutrality-suspicious. na5Ozen-
stwo W polsklm kosclele sw.PaW]a
Omaha odbyto sic uroczyScie "
dniach 4, 5 6 Grudnia wobec
sasiednich ksiezy. Byli przeclez Z
duchowna pomoc2: wei. ks. WI.
krzywonos St, Joseph, Mo, i
wiel. ks. Jan Moneta z Pllzna, W
Nebrasce. WieIebnY ks ,Sebastyan-
ski, zaproszony, nadesfal telegram,
re NE mogf 'przYbYc.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
NAJWlEKSZA | NAJPIERWSZA
A" = EEKA POLSKA
6l5 Noble cor. Sloan, Chicago, LIZ.
POD BIAkYM ORfEN

W4sSCo Jest najlepszego W Swiecie ?-Zdrowe zo}adka. @a
:, W1e!e lest taklch rodzin, kt6re ME zwracaja uwagi ma zo}2def.
Na!mnieisza niedypozycya zo]adka ro~raja caty organlzm, a cLoWlek
s sHns, SIG ociezafym, lenlwym, dostaje bolu gtowy /. d., a gdy "a
h'eo d razle leczenla, to neraz przyczyna tego So grozne uastep-
stwa, l Aoy nrzy?sc 2 ponoc2 rodakom jest moim obow12zk1em poda6
10 Puo!csne] Wladomo5cL re wszelkje choroby 2o4adkowe lecze kro-
EfiacNa NanFy a1lsszseRaE. kt6re W kazlel chwii MONA doht W
nn@1l apiece, a "a skutek kt6rYch dajemy naizupe}nieJsza gwarancys
Pr&wlo WS1YStkle gazetY amerykahskie ostrzegaJa Publlcznosc, ay mia
IA "a SIG IA o%troznoSei; Irudno ma swiecle wszystkiego wystrzedz sic.
Ia 80 % m.ns2e W kaaaym domn powlnra bye haszka Maryan-
sfaAcN aok@aAovyc1a aSropHi. 20 ulYciu kt6rych wszlks me-
sta0noao natYehmjast sig usuwa. Zachwalac tych kropn ME nam
poUZeDy, chWaI2 c, co lz u&ywal, a CT co ME uzywah dotad, MECH
spdbuj2 to reuuhat bedze nalepsza pocnwa}a.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
Skutki prleStrachu.

I ucieka j ucleka.
Choe go wotai ME zaczeka.
Tfu, do caarta czy nlkomu
Rec ME wolno. co W tym domu,
Przez dzlen boy cd poranku,
TAX terkocze bez ustanku?
Moze Panic odpusG grzechy,
svpie Q woru bies orzechy?
Me. panowie! mvlne zdanie.
Mech pozwoiq p'ekne panic,
ia wykryje div tajony:
Jestto iezyk = swarne] zony'
On to, jakby blscharz W skieple,
Taklm ,aAtem zawsIe kleple,
Navel ~tedy " geble myka,
Kietv zssnle dobrod1ike.
Przymio1 rzadkl ME lada!
Domem ldzie po kqdz:e!i;
Rome temu rsdMc cAc'eh,
kozum,e]qc, re to wa1a.
Ut waryaty poszalei':
Je1mosG suma to %pow1ada,
lie dla tego tylko gada,
ne gadala jei mamunia
I prababka ciotunla
| slostrzyce | kuzYnY.
Gadaf ca}y szczep rodzIny.
Ale komuz nlebo dafo
Me podlegaG zadnej zmlanle;
Los plkus66w ma ME ma}o,
Plata fgle nlespodzlame.
Pos}uchajcie, piekne pane,
Co sic ZONE poznlei sta4o.
Raz, gdy ciagle gada, gada;
[ nagadac sic ME moze;
MAJ zg}uszony W zapa} wpada,
I porywa broh &c sclany.
BY ia zabic! = ME, bYoh Boze!
Chc,a} nleborak zmordowanY,
Ola wytrwania clerpliwoscl,
Choc wystrzelld do ~zajaca,
Kiedy ME m6gi do Jejmoscl;
Lecz nlebacznY w kurek traca.
Hulk sic rozleg} W calym gmachu,
Je1mos6 pad1a konai2ca::
Ze zablta, wszyscy W strachu!
Wielkle wprawdzie 2 huku licho,
Lecz raz plerwszY W domu clcho!
JejmosG ley, jak nie1ywa,
Niechze Z Boglem o~dpoczywa!
lego wszyscy zycz2 szczerze.
MAJ zm6wiwszy trey paclerze,
Juz sic do pogrzebu bierze =
Lecz... o chwllo nieszczesliwa.
Trup sic rodniosS, JeJmost zywa'
l choc wat}a, i cho6 b}ada,
Chce %nagrodzlc chwlle przerwy,
Chce zagadaG ale biada!
Geba miele, a ME gada:
Strach W ]ezyku skruszy1 nerwy.
o zdarzenle dziwu pe1ne!
Study clagna z usz bawe}ne,
Maj 2 radosci W CLOS wykrzyka
Zono droga bez jezyka!
Gdy co padnie, wllk vie W leslie;
Juz lekarza llcho %niesle!
l choc ME by} zaproszony,
Biezy macao pulls u zony!
/ wybada}: jak ia wroze,
Co s:rach odja} ,wr6cic moze.
MAJ nieborak zbladf jak %sciana,
Prorokowl pcha kubana,
By zamllcza1 swe arcana,
Wyszedi ieKarz; Jeimosc W mig
Jak telegraf kroi znaki;
Ida zygzy, ida fg1,
Ida plescj ! ku}akl;
Jejmosc g1estem ga2ac umle:
Lecz sic smleje jaki taxi,
| powiada: ,,nie rozumie".
JeimosG ledwle SIC ME zdusi,
Ze choG ME chce, miIczeG mus!
Am9z siugom wydaI hasto:
Ably W domu nc ME trzas3o,
Arl hukic, chowai Boze!
30 sic Jejmo$c wzdrygn2G moe.
Juz upfywa rok ! Grugi
Jak ma paIcach chodz@ sfngi,
Kledy OTTO nicspodManie
Djahe1 znowu = odpu5c panic!
MAJ wyleohaI raz ma iowy,
I byi wiasme spodzlewany;
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
y

Teofil Wolinskl 2 Chicago
zosta} organlsta PREY kosclele Sw.
Paw}a w Omaha, Nebr., z obo-
wl%zklem uczen!a dziecl takze.
W dniu 6 Styczni 1894
odbed&ie sic W polskiej Hall W
Omaha drugie losowarie na lote.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21
KATOLlCKA
KSIEGARNIA.
aaprzeciw&o mlemieckaego Banhu.
H2A e. 3rd Stre

Chcac kupl6 iaki prezent na
Gwiazdke, przybadzcle soble obei-
rec nssze polskie, czeskle l angel
skie ksiazkl do napozehstwa -
jake tez r6zance, krzYzyki, obrazy,
gromnice i swleczki gwiazdkowe.
Many take swlecie stcrynowe Ola
uzytku koscielnego, swiecle oliwne
1 osmlodnlowe.
Ka!enda1zY katolickich wieIki
zapas, jako to Catholic Home,
nlemleckl kalendarz M~aryahski.
Einalellar Excals1nr
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-21

Najlops=o ma5c ma swley,e ma
rany, pochodz2ce . c,ec, przetarcia
uderzenla, po%parzenia; wrzody,
popekane rose, odc1ski oraz wszel-
kle wyrzuty ma clele. Jezeli zupef.
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze beda
zwrocone. Cena: IS centow pudei
ko. Mona dostac W Apiece
Eagle Narmacy W Milwaukee.