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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20
Democratic SnoiIs

The Washington correspondent of the
Evening News writes: Several leading
citizens of West Haven, Shiawassee county,
send lurid registered kicks here against
Abraham Callard, who was recently ap-
pointed postmaster at that place. Callard,
writes one, was postmaster under Cleve-
lands first term, aud gave such poor salts
faction that the people were completely
disguised.
AS showing the evaporation to which
the appointing power is subjected, owing
to the struggle over the small Offices, it may
be said that although the appointment is
attributed by the kickers wholly to the out
side influence of an Owosso politician,
Callard's endorsements are numerously
signed by West Haven residents. The
Office pays the munifcent salary of $73 a
year.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20
MCMILLAN TO RESIGN.

Stanley w. Turner Talked of as His Sue
cessor to the Craftsmanship of the Re-
publican State Central Committee.
The following interesting bit of news is
taken from the Washington correspondence
of the Detroit Evening News:
1t is not alone the democratic state CEN
trail committee chairmship which is subject
for speculation on the part of Michigan poll
ticians. Who Mr.. McNlillan's successor at
the head of the republican party organiza-
ton will be is found to be question pos
sessing almost as much interest as the one
whether ID. j. Campua will be succeeded by
ID. j. Campua or somebody else as chairman
of the democratic organization. A general
impression seems to be that Mr.. Mcmillan
will be allowed to resign the craftsmanship
next year, through feeling that it would
be improper for him to hold the position
while candidate for reelection to the
senate. The success with which Stanley
w. Turner managed his own canvass for
nomination apd election as auditor general
has caused HIM to be suggested for the COM
mittee craftsmanship. He, as well as Mr..
Mcmillan will probably be candidate for
reelection next year, but the custom of Civ
ing state officers second term may be too
firmly established to occasion objection to
his taking the management of the campaign,
particularly as the chairman will probably
not be named until the convention at which
the nominations are settled"
The State Republican also says: 1t is
not alone in Washington that the name of
Mr.. Turner has been suggested for this
highly important and responsible position.
A great many prominent Michigan republic
cans, including number of the members of
the state central committee, have suggested
Mr.. Turner's name in the event of Mr..
McMillan's resignation. Probably no man
in Michigan has a wider acquaintance with
politicians and public men and his selection
would meet with the hearty approval of
the party workers.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20
Heaven and He'll.

Parish Helper, (Detroit): DIR. Harcourt
pastor of Methodist church in Baltimore
recently preached sermon in which he
gave utteraDce to some things quite start
ling from Methodist point of view. A Uni
versalist could scarcely express more forci-
bly, the fact that salvation is by character
and that heaven and hell are here and now.
He is reported to have spoken as follows:
"Heayen and hell have to do with this
life. They begin here, and, for aught
know, have more to do with this than any
other life. Living for the great hereafter
has been the bane of the church in the past.
Living for heaven after this life rather
than for heaven in it, has been the blum
der of the ages. Such doctrine has licensed
men to do as they pleased here, hoping by
some slight-of-hand operation they could
make it all right at the hour of death. You
have not to wait for your reward or punish
ment. Heaven and hell stand for good and
evil. He'll is violated law. Heaven is
obedience to law. 1t will not require much
time or thought to convince you that these
places are verify now. What are these
daily suicides that we read of but efforts to
escape from hell ! Let me write 1t as with
a pen of iron on the tablet of your memory.
1t is what you are, and not what you believe
or disbelieve by which you are known by
God and man.
"Better an orthodox life and heretical
faith than heretical life and an orthodox
faith. What manner of man are you?
Pure or impure? We speak of the awful
presence of God There is something still
more awful-that is the presence of your
own self ! What are you Remember you
will have to keep company with your own
self forever J"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20
Electric Bltters.

This remedy is becoming so well known
ana SO popular as to need no special men
ton. Ali who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise A purer med
lcine does not exist and is guaranteed to dc
al that Is claimed. Electric Bittsrs will
cure all diseases OF the liver and kidneys,
Will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and
other diseases caused. by impure blood.
viii drive malaria from the system and pre-
vent as we'll as cure all malarial feyers.
For cure of headache, constipation and in
digestion try Electric Bitters. Entire salts
faction guaranteed, or money refunded
Price SOC and S1.00 per bottle at johnson &
HendersOn's drug store.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20
Don't Miss the Worlds Fair.

The Michigan Central railroad will run
another special excursion to Chicago at the
low late of one fare for tho round trip,
$3.50. Train leaves Owosso, 1858 a. m.
Tuesday Oct. oath, and Friday Oct. 9th.
Arrive in Chicago at $40 p. m, stopping at
Midway Plaisance and Hyde Park stations
for passengers with hand baggage. Tickets
sold on the oath, good for return until Nov.
"a, and tickets sold on 27th, good for return
until Nov. 18th, inclusive, in first-class
coaches on all regular trains except on trains
designated as limited trains and train No. g..
Returning trains depart from 18th street
station stopping at 22d street, 39th street
and Hyde Park. r. s. KNIGHT, Agt.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20
1t Should Be in Every House.

.. ID. Wilson. 81 Clay ST., Sharpsburg
IA, says he will not be without DIR. King.
New discovery for Consumptions, Coughs
anu Colds, that it cured his wife who was
threatened with pneumonia after an attack
Vi grippe, when various other remedies ano
several physicians had done her no good
noDert Barber, of Crooksport, Pa, claims
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
mas done him more good than any thing he
ever used for lung trouble. Nothing like It.
Try 1t. Free trial bottles at johnson q
henderson's drug store. Large bottles SOC
and 100
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20
County Sunday school Association.

The annual meeting OF the Shiawassee County
Sunday School Association will be held in the
Methodist church, Laingsburg, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Nov. rs, 1893.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION.
NJ. II. Reynolds, President, Owosso
w. II. Alexander, Vice Pres = Bennington
Miss Anna l.. Merkle, Sec. Bennington
DR.. c. r. Parkilll, Treas. Owosso
COMMITTEE ON ENTERTAINMENT.
y. V. ID. Wyckon, Prof Dimond, Il. c. Mckee.
Delegates will report at the church
Convention will be run by Sun time.
me M +; choir will have charge OF the music,
Chas. Blood, ohoFisCar
Special music will be furnished by the NJ. T..
Church Band, led by Mrs. A. @. Squire.
PROGRAM,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20

General Adam Badeau, formerly Presi'
dent Grants military secretary, is to reveal
in the November Forum some Of the inside
history of the late Hamilton Fish's relations
with Sumner, Metley and others, while Mr..
Fish was Grants Secretary of state. The
article will contain some interesting dis
closures with regard to the Alabama claims,
the Washington treaty and the plumbers of
the observation-disclosures
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20

Florence (Ala.) Gazette: Roads, Good
roads, good schools, and prosperity follow
one another. Education demands good
roads, good roads command prosperity.
How are we to attain one of these unless
the people rise and make united effort.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20

Senator Sherman never spoke with more
earnestness than in the Senate on Tuesday
relative to the pending silver legislation.
months, the refusal of Senators to vote, the
means taken to obstruct legislation, etc., he
spoke as follows:
sin times past, when the republicans
were In the majority, we never shrank from
the responsibility which is now upon the
democrat party. We were republicans be-
cause we believed in republican principles,
republican men and republican measures,
and whenever question came up in this
chamber to be decided we meyer pleaded the
baby act. We ask our brothers on the other
side, for whose ability and standing we have
the highest respect, to meet together and
consult with each other. If they do not
like the presidents plan give us some other,
and In Gods name let us settle this import
ant question for the people of our country.
Then we will take 1t into consideration. If
we can agree with you we will. We will
not follow your example. IL we do not
agree with you we will give you manly
no.
"You must decide this silver question one
way or another. If you cannot do 1t and
retire from the senate chamber, we on this
side of the house will settle 1t and we will
do the best we can with our silver friends
who are blood of our blood and bone of our
bone"
In conclusion Mr.. Sherman said:
"Break down this barrier now maintained
by the United States senate, break up this
violent and insolent obstruction to the will
of the majority; give the senate free power
and play and in ten days from this time the
skies will brighten, business will resume its
ordinary course, and all the clouds that
lowered on our house in the deep bosom of
ocean buried"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20
TUESDAY FORENOON.

TUESDAY FORENOON.
fo:OO-Deyotional Services. Rev. t. A. Moffat
Laingsburg.
TOPIC; INSTRUMENTATION Fellow
ship and Cooperation, Value and Need.
f.. O. Mckee, Laingsburg,
Discussion.
TOPIC: aggressive Church and sunda,
School Work." Rev. G. G. Squires
Laingsburg.
Discussion.
IL :00-Adjougn.
TUESDAY AFTERNOONS
l :S0-Song and Devotional Service,
Report OF the Secretary.
Topic: mission and Work of the s. S.
9:00-O Gather in, and How Chas. Holman
Corunna
2a5-C2) Teach, what and why's Mrs E. c
5000 Secure Conversion and Direct to tn,
Church. Mrs. ]. c. Curtis, Vernon.
1850 Train for Christian Service. Mrs. II
w. Randolph, Vernon.
3:OO-Discussion. Song.
Topic; Practical Methods.
Si5-W The Normol Glass. M. H. Reynolds
Owosso.
$500 The Loyal S. S. Army. w. f. Alex
ander, Bennington
$3.50 The Boys Brigade DR.. j. H. Waite
Owosso.
4:0O-Children's Meeting. This meeting will bt
led by yu Miss Josephine Ward, Lai Ing
M. M. Weeks, Laingsburg Question box
TUESDAY EVENING.
7:30-Song and Praise Service.
8:0O-Address by Rev. w. B. Matteson, Owosso
SUBJECT: '"The Critical Bugaboo."
WEDNESDAY FORENOON.
9oo-Prayer, Praise and Testimony Service, led
by the President.
TOPIC: The School at Work.
9:45-Ql The Teachers Preparation, Rev. j.
Il. Oliver, Bancroft.
10:O0-(2) The teachers real work before the
Glass. Rev. +. w. Bush, Bancroft.
10:15-(9 When and how the scholar shall
study Rev. w. M. Ward, Corunna.
1o;SO-(Q How to hold our adult young people in
the S. g. Rev. Chas, Daniels. Corunna.
1100-Discussion. Song. Question Box.
II :3O-Reports of Committees. The IIillsdale
Convention. Question Box.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
l:3O-Song Service. Report of Treasurer.
200-'"Township Work, Need ana Value Rev.
w. w. WILL Henderson.
Discussion and Reports from Township
Presidents.
TOPIC: S. s. Glass Work.
2:30-"Primary Exercises, ".(with class. Mrs.
M. H. Reynolds Owosso.
Last Sundays Lesson Reviewed." (the
Convention a class. Mrs. J. v. D..
Wyckof Laingsburg.
Closing Work. Adjourn.
CALL
Pastors, superintendent, teachers and pa
irons of the Sunday School, this means you
Paul spoke OF those who planted the seed Of
divine truth and watered 1t with prayers and
tears as "laborers together with God"
This Convention is for the special helpfulness
OF the "co-laborerS." Our methods of sowing,
culture and harvesting should be improved.
Our purposes need strengthening, and our
hearts need filling with q new enthusiasm.
This program is as sharp and practical as we
can make it. We know of no reason why it
will not be faithfully followed out. You will be
right royalty welcomed by our friends at Laings
burg Will you not talk about and work up
this Convention so that its members and inf1u-
ence may be in preparation to the Importance
of the work.
Bring, or send to the Secretary report of
your school. These pass into the general
statistics of the state and Nation. II your
school has not yet contributed to the state work,
please have it do so at once.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20

Senator McMillan's letter endorsing Mayor
Pingree for reelection caused general re-
jocing among the republicans of Detroit.
The Senator is at all times republican and
believes in keeping Detroit and Wayne
county in the republican column.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20

State Oil Inspector Mcmillan has filed his
report for the quarter ending Sept. 80 with
the board of state auditors. 1t shows that
the total receipts of his Office for the quarter
were S7,296.s4, and the disbursements for
salaries and expenses S5,069,73, leaving a
balance of So, 227.11, which he has covered
into the state treasury.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20

The nomination of James Ii. Stone for
congressman in the first district means that
the republicans are determined to win the
Eight. Mr.. Stone is accustomed to manag-
ing winning campaigns.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20

Senator Hill, of New York City, seems to
talk out plain for democrat During a
somewhat animated discussion in the senate,
Senator Hill took occasion to uphold the
rulings of Tom Reed while speaker of the
House. This was too much for Senator
Morgan, of Alabama, who was very sarcastic
in his reply. He spoke of his ''life-long
devotion to the constitution" to which Sena-
tor Hill said, 81 supposed that for brief
period my friend was supporting another
constitution, but may be mistaken" There
is no way to tell what will happen when the
democrats get to ''twitting" each other on
facts of this kind.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20

The consolidated News-Tribune is des.
tined to be the most popular Sunday paper
issued in Michigan. The first number is a
credit to its publishers, every column being
filed with the very best reading matter.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20

l am "a years of age, have good trade
and some money and want good wife.
Write Owosso, Mich, Box 727.
For the best table butter go to Hunts.
For the tenderest dried beef 60 to Hunts.
New bulk olives, extra large, at Hunts.
Have you seen the low prices on Ladies'
and Gents gold watches at f. b. HoL-
MANS.
Self-raising buckwheat at Hunts.
Bulk oysters at Hunts.
New sour and sweet spiced pickles at
Hunts.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20
OwoSso. FRIDAY, OCT. 20, 1898.

Mayor Pingree, of Detroit, was on We'd
nesday unanimously re-nominated for a
third term. His election is almost sure to
follOw
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20

Hon. Robert Lincoln hits the nail on the
head when he says the mass of the republi,
cans want Gov. VIM. Mckinley to head the
presidential ticket in 1896. Here is what
he said to an eastern paper: II am in nc
sense a candidate for presidential honors,
but under no circumstances would l accept
the nomination if it came to me from states
that cannot deliver single republican
electoral vote. Besides" he added, ''you
will find ninety-nine out of every one hun
bred republicans in Illinois and the west
are all in favor of Mckinley. If Mckinley
wins his fight this fall, as we all expect him
to do, by good majority, think he will
almost inevitably be the republican standard
bearer for president in 1896. No other name
is seriously thought of at present in the
west. The financial depression out there
has made every one want McKinly times
again."
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20
Dress and Cloak Making.

Mrs. Susie Roemer and Miss Nettie Bow
man are prepared to do dress and cloak
making at 122 East Comstock st. First
class work guaranteed.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-10-20
Excursions to Chicago via T., A. A. G. N
M. Railway.

The Toledo, Ann ArbOr q North Michi-
gan Ky. will run excursions to Chicago each
Monday during remainder of Worlds Fair
period. Tickets will be sold for morning
trains via Chicago and Grand Trunk Ry, at
one fare for the round trip good for ten days.
For further information call on T. 81 A. A.
agents.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-25

Porowi niePrryjsciels zswnetrznego.
Rozw6j kolek, wedle s~prawozdauia To-
warzystwa u rok ubiegiy, przedstawis
sic jak ~nastepuje. K6sek nowych
przybyso "a, z dawniej z~sloaopyoh u
byio go, obeonie przeto fankcyonuje W
kraju 7o1 k6iek ~rolnicrych obejuuja
cyoh 1000 gmin, ME wliczajac " to
tych, kt6re sic zawiazaiy W T. 1892.
NiektSrs z nowoza ~wiazanyoh k6iek Ii
cza pc 100, pc 200 a nawet pc 300
czionk0w.
We Lwowie policys odbywala
liczne rewizye " ~mieszkaniach ~szkolneJ
| rzemieslniczei miodziety, pos.ukujsc
1 konfiskujsc egIemplarze odezwy.
Odezws Ia tyczy sic aaiooy uarodowej,
Protestacyi przeciwko rozbiorom kraju.
Do protestacyi tel Austrya odnosi sic
tax Same. jak Prusy i Moskwa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-25
u zabOru ~pruskiegO.

Koscisn. Towsrzystwo Spiewsk6w
Polskich ,,Lutnia" W Koscianie obcho-
Dido W dn. 8 stycznia T. b. trzecis TO
cznice is~tnienis. Dzislalnos6 rzeczone-
go Towarzystws jest tax misstu jsk i
okolicy nadto dobrze znana, mianowicie
wiadomem jest, ze pracuje " duchu ma
rodowym i ola togo obchodzi uroozyscis
pamietniejsze dnie narodowe publiczne
mi v~ystepami. w trzeois rocznice
i~stnienia swego sprawiia ,,Lutnia" pu-
b~licInosci prawdziwa n~iespodEianks,
przedstawisjac sLtuke narodo Sa pod ty-
tuiem: pZamek Kosoishskl". Sztuka
Ia osnuta jest ma fsktach historyczuych,
przyPomins easy "a panowania krolA
Kszmierza, Wtedy Gaia Polska zajeta
oyis przez Szwedow, a jedynY wojewo-
ds ruski, Stefan Clarniecki, ME upadi-
sly pa duchu, pierwszy stawa SEwe-
dom czolo i ten wzniecii dueha ~jeszcLs
" inuych obrohcach REeczypospolitej
Polski. KOscian byl w6wczas sTisd-
klein tego, kiedy ~obleaony zostsi przez
Szwedow, oswobodzenie cd Mich Ia
wdziecza tylko Stef.nowi C~zsrnieckie-
mu j Krysztcfowi ~Zsgockiemu. DIS
zsledwie HAWAI- pozostAlo muru z tax
wsrownsj t~wierdzy, jaka byi Kosciau,
Jest pamiatks z ubieglych lat. w
m~iejscu, gdzIe stsl warowny o dwoch
wiezycach Zamek kosoiah, ski, dis tylko
spichlerze i statute; taxa znaczna zmia-
ne sprawl przebIeg czasu. = Towarzy
stwo ,,Lutuia" jsk zswsze, tax i t. rAsa
dawaio przedsta wienie ma cele dobro
czynne.
= Pan radzca ~medycynalny DR.. Osso
wicAi otrzymai cd OLGA sw. krzyA or.
deru Grzego-za XVI W uznAniu zsslug,
jake pOsotyi okolo biednej dzistwy
~Poznahskiej, jako kierownik ] opiekun
szPitahka dzieciecego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-25

w South Kensington "
LondYnie znajduje sic ~oprawiony W
rsmki i ped s1kiem zachowany uumel
Q iarterly Review" z r. 1919. To 10
uorowe miejsce zswdziecza ow egrzem
Plarz Pisma nastepujaceuu artykuliko
wi: Me jestesmy oredownikami far
t~astycznych ~proiekt6w, kt6re dorycza
rHstytucyi po.ytenznycb. Pomysi ko
lei ze~laznej jest praktycznie niewyko
nalny. Mysl, re woz parowy mose je
chad diva razy PREDICT, nis nssze powo
zy poeztowe Jest rownie smieszns jak
niesmsczna. Predzej juz nalezaioby
sic spodziews6, Ae W laborstorium arty
leryiskim W Woolwich przewozie mas
bedzie rakiets Congreve'a, nit lokomo-
tyws, ktorej bieg ma bye diva razy
szybszy cd biegu naszych powozow
pocztowyoh-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-25
Ziemie Polskie e.
4 zabOru r~OsyiskiegO.

Jezyk polski ma Litwie Iuguja Mo
skale zewszad. w Kownie zawiazalo
sic swiezo nTowsrzystws nabywania !
odPrzedazy przedmiotow wieiskiego
gospodarstwa". Ststut musial byc rza
dowi do aprobaty pr1edstawiony i Rad
takowy zatwierdzR pod warunkiem ato-
Ii ~wyraanym W S %, ktory brzmi jsk
~uastepuje: ,.Uzywsnie polskiego ie
zyka Podczss walnych zgromadzek To-
~warzystwo jest bezwsrunkowo wzbro-
nione.
= Car wydal ma Podstawie dawnsgo
ukaEu cara Aleksandra ii rozporzsdIe-
ME, ably " szkOIach ludowych Krole-
silva Polskiego duchowni wykladali re-
liRis to W IeEyku polskim. Jeneral-
~gubernatsr wykonsi rozporzadzenis to
n~atychmisst, ale komunikujao rozpo-
rzadEenie carskie, biskupom " dziese
ciu guberniach Krolestws, dodsi swoje
PrzePisy wykonawcze. Polegsja one
ma tenn 20 przedewszystkiem nsuczyciel
szkoly ludowej czyli elementsrnej ma
kszdeJ lekcyi powinien bye otecny.
Dslej Prawo k%outroli mad tent lekcya-
mi przysluguje nsstepujacym urzsdni
kom: naczelnikowi powistowemu, jsgo
zastepcy nsozelnikowi strszy zienskiej,
komisarzowi wIoscis hskiemu / zandar-
mowi powiatowemu. KGzdy z tych
Panow ma obowiazsk odby wania raz ma
poiroku z uozniami t. z. sbiesiady" t, !.
Pogawedki o TEN, clego ieh ksiadz na
lekcyach religii uozy. Wyobraao Q So
vie ~nsozelniks StraAy ziemskiej lub
saudarma Po~wistovego, egzsminujaoe
go dzieci = rsczej wypytujscego iOb
czego ksiadz uczy.
Ale'nie dosc tego w~saystkiego. Ks-
zdy ducSowny. podejmuiaoy sic ma
mocy uksEu osrskiego uozenia dzieci
religii, ma nocy ukazu wielkorzsdcy
warszswskiego 90 ipSo stale sic urzedni-
klein p~shstwowYm 1 ~zalsAnym cd pans
kurators, okregu nsukowego. To jest
usjgl6wniejszyn punktem cslego roz-
Porzsdzenis; pan ApuOhtin o~ststeozuie
Gel swoj osiegnSi.
Do Wsrszawy nadeszis wisdo-
mo0 o przers&sjscym vypadku poasr.
ola przsz Wiki l9letniego Wscssws
=
Mierzwihskiego, ktory pred tygo-
Jduiem wyjecbal do krewuycb ma sWists.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-25

czykow. jak "a Dnieprem, ale CT
sic cd niego oderV a. jak sic cd
iona polsk ego oderwaio lyle po-
jedyhcsych osobistosci, bez mad.
weresenia istoty polskiego mao
du.
Szlachta polska, wskazana ma
Rusiach ma pohybel, ME vie i ME
domysla sic, jaka W reku swoim
dzierty potege. Strach jej zmy-
sly msci i ocsy blachmanem Ia
slauia. CHOP sic &ali, cali pred
MIA: ona sfucha i ME to, aeby
ME rozumiaia, ale = jakiem po-
wytej powiedzial = boi sic. M1fe
nastauie czas TAXI, &c sic bac pre-
stanie. Trzeba sic tego spodzie-
waG, sadzac o przyszlosci wedle
przeszloSci, W kt6rej ziozyfa ona
niemaio dowod6w odwsgi i deter
minacyi. Prawo atawismu vro-
4yG kate, be odwaga i determine
eva powroca i zutytkowane costa
ma ma racyonalniejszej aniaeli da-
wniej drodze.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-25

Wypadek zdarzyi sic we wsi Lubieh "
guberni grodIiehskiej, ~nieopodal Bale.
gostoku. Mtodzieniec zostai ~napsdnie-
ty podczas p~rzejazdki konnej. Kiedy
dlugo ME wracal, zarzadano poszukiwa
mia i ~znaleziono tylko szczatki z jeAdsca
i konia. S. p. M,erzwihski, ~objawiaja
cy wielkie zdolnosci do malsrstwa, po-
bieral W Wsrsz' vie lekcye z zamiarem
wyjszdu W roku przysziym "a granice.
= Drugi dzienuik prowincyonalny
W Krolestwie Polssiem ~s'<azauy zostal
przez Rad rosyiski na kards rs wnajacs
sic jego zupesuemu zniesieniu. Me
dawno temu ,,Ksliszanin" z~asuspendo
wsny zostai Ia 8 miesiecy, obeonie po-
dobuy los spotkai ,,Dziennik k6dzki".
Co niewinne to Pismo, wyohodzace pod
cenzura zawiniio, dowiemy sic zapew
ne drogs posreduia, bod pismom war
szawskim powodu tego ukazu podawac
ME wolno.
= Biuletyn urzedowy q ruchu cho-
i~erycznych chorych W szpitslach war
szawskich "a czas cd II do "a grudnia
Z. z. ~notuie, Re 2ylko W szpitalu DIE
cistka Jezus byi jeden chory; przybyi
take jeden, ale obsdwaj wyzdrowieli.
w dniu wiec "a T. Z. ME byio jut W
WarsEswie ami jeduego chorego ma cho-
rere. (uWar. Dn.")