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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17

convention met. He is one of the
leadeis of the party in Ohio, and a
man OF national reputation. As the
father of the Democratic Tariff
Plank IN the National Platform,
GA Tariff for Revenu only, he is
the logical leader in the fl ght against
the author of the Mckinley Law.
Larry Neal is our next county
ne,ghbor. He is PERSONAL, known
to many of orr citizens, and is pop.
ular not only as IA social gentleman,
but as an unterrified democrat whose
record in public life Is without a
stain.
Our county and our district gave
him solid support in the convention
and will prove their tidllity to dem
ocracy, and their especial regard for
the nominee by giving an increased
democratic majority in Novem-
Der.
Col w. A. TAYLOR. candidate for
, Lieutenant Governor,is known to all
our readers. He is ''Bill Taylor Of
ours" for the last twenty years. As
long ago as 1870 he began cOntrlbut-
ing to the SENTINEL, and much of
the proud popularity this old organ
of democracy has main aimed at
home and abroad for the last quart
er of century, is largely due to his
able and brilliant contributions. As
the author of "Matheny's Roost"his
name household world in our Val
ley, and his acquaintance through
that interesting local story, has
made hlm the personal friend of
ever reader of the SENTINEL. Last
year, almost lone handed, he made
the canvass of the State, and but for
treachery in Cincinnati, would have
carried the state. lie will get every
vote this wear that he got last, which
lacked only a thousand to elect him,
and now with the Democracy trl-
umphant in the Nation, the float
which always follows power, will
add to his former vote and make his
and the tickets election certain.
The other candidates are all first
class men, each favoritc in his
locality, and each stronger than the
ticket at home.
The ticket is the stro ngest ever
presented by the Democracy of the
State, and on the issue as presented
by the platform, will De elected by
twenty thousand.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17

HERE is a Tariff problem that is
bothing our agriculture brother oI
the Journal.
A boy or girl, with nothing else
to do, can pick bushel of black
berries and get them to market in
one day. Black berries grow under
the platform of Free Trade. With
the money got for the bushel of
Free trade blackberries, the boy can
buy four hushel of Mckinley pro
tected wheat, which, from its
planting to its marketing took lots
of hard work and nearly a years
time. What is the quotient? Will
the Needmore correspondents kind
ly give our tangled cotcmporay a
solution.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17

THE Democratic Platform is an
able presentation of Democratic
doctrine, aud meets fairly the cur
rent Issues of the campaign. The
Platform very property endorses
President Cleveland and Senator
Brice. In this the Platform does
not please the Republicans. 1t is
also IN opposition TO the Brehm q
Wilson "Only Ohio Democrct. >
The Democracy of Hooking an!
Ohio will stand by the Platform,
the President, the Senator and the
SENTINEL.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17

THE country will regret she sick
ness at this time of Senator Brice.
He has been crowded with hard
work, in addition to his gigantic
business connections, requiring the
closest attention at this time, he has
also had the responsibility of half of
OHIO to look after and to see to it
that deserving democrats got the
political offices. 1t is hoped his i'll
ness will not continue long and that
he will be able to assist in congr es~
in shaping legislation tor the good of
the. country. t-.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17


THE Lancaster Camp Meeting is
great success. Last week Gov.
Mex inley and General Gibson made
addresses, which were not denumi-
national in tone, but broadly and
fervently christian Iii spirit. This
feature of the camp meeting exercis-
es, brings before the congregations,
men of affairs. men noted in war,
in politics and business, a,ld speak
ing in n spirit of christian brother
hood, will do much good, not only
to the Methodists, but to christians
of all denominations. teaching the
lesson that the ann of all churches
is to direct the road to Heaven and
not to waste time and perhaps get
lost, in quarreling with the con-
sciences of others.
Ex. Gov. St. John, of Kansas,
was invited to make an address,
thinking he would discuss Prohl-
bition, that being a factor in the
Temperance cause. 1he EX Cover
nor made fool of. himself by max
ing political speech.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17

THE loud hurrahlng of the Ath
ems peach crop reminds us of the
parable of the Rooster.
The rooster discovered a grain of
corn. Thereupon he set up agreat
cackle, and fused and sttutted
around, the wonder and admiration
of the barn yard. After he had
gathered about him all the old hens
and pullets, and talked them hungry
about the great supply of food he
had found, he then ate the grain
himself.
After Athens had set up loud
proclamation from every hill top of
the wonderful peach crop, train
loads of baskets, cold storage rooms,
dollars dropping from trees. After
we almost tainted in hunger, and
we got the water Trash in anticipa-
ton, we are compelled to conclude,
that rooster like, the Athenians eat
up all the peach crop themselves.
and We are thrown back upon our
own resources, and must 90 out and
thrash the haw bushes, 1t is sad.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17

WooI. is: now IA cents il pound
cheaper under the high Mckinley
tax than it was under the so called
free trade or tariffsfor revenue only,
extending from 1916 TO 1861. And
what is equally remarkable, instead
Of the Mckinley bill cutting off for
eign importations of wool, they have
largely increased under it. This
hardly bears out the Republican idea
that business prostration is dle TO
Democratic free trade in the future.
If free trade was coming, why
should there be increased importa-
tons of wool at Mckinley taxes:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17

THE Reunion of the gallant old
regiments, the 3 and II, Will bring
together comrades in the army,
neighbor boys before the war.
These regiments are made up large
ly Of Hooking and Perry men, and
the Reunion will not only be one of
Comrades, but also of relatives,
friends and neighbors. Logan will
open the gates of wide welcome
and warm hospitality. The city
will surrender Internationally, and
our captor guests will get the best
we've got. There is no latch string
ont at the SENTINEL. The door
stands wide open. The boys are
invited to come in and take poss-
ession. There is no politics IN a
Reunion. 50 80
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17
The Silver Plank.

The resolutions of the State Convention
jndorse :he plank OF the National Democrat
jc plat form ON the currency question. That
plank was adopted Oh June -, 1892, as
1olluwS.-
We denounce the Republican legislation
known as the Sherman Act oi 1890 as a cow
Hrdly makeshiIt frucgnt with possibilities
of danger IN the future, which should make
all of its supporters as Wei as It's author,
anxious fOI It's speedy repeal We hold 10
Ihe use OF both gold anu silver ms the stand
ard money of the county, and to the coin-
age of both gold ana silver without discrim-
mating against metals or charge for mintage
but the dollar unit OF coinage Of both metals
must lie of equal i.It.lnsicauG eXchanGeable
value or De adjusted through international
agreement or uy such safe guards of legisla-
lion as shall inSure The maintenance OF the
Two metals and the equal power of every
dollar at all times ia the markets and in the
payment oi debts; and we demand that all
paper currency Shall be kelt at par with
and redeemable III such coin. We insist
upon this policy AS especially necessary for
ihe protection of The farmers and laboriug
classes. the first and most defehseless vic
Tins ofunslable money and nuctualing cur
Jency.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17

The ''esteemed cotemporary" the
Republican Gazette, attempted last
week to get a subscription trip on
the Mckay Journal. The Journal
as is well known, publishes an ell
umeration of the latest visited grave
yard, as "ncw subscribers" and re-
peatS every three months the nam Is
Of those who do not discontinue
Last week the Gazette rOSe tu the
Importance OF the subscri .t;on issue
and published its entire list, about
thirty of them, as hcw subscribers.
The name of Col. Rempcl, whom we
had reason to believe was friendly
TO The Gazette, did motappear in
the list. Ii may be that since Col.
Sands, who is managing Col. Pur-
sell, Is also antagoniStic to Col.
Rempel in being opposed to Camp
bell, has compelled Friend Rempci
to cut loose from the Sands PurScll
sheet, and identify himself exclus
Ivplv with his old familiar friend.
the SENTINEL. AT any rate the alb
'scnce of Col Rcmpri's name fro"
the published list of Gazette sub
scribcrS, is occasion far much com
ment iii newspaper and politlca.
circles.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17

THE reaprointment of w. \.
England as state Central Committee
man from our congressional dis
trlct, was a proper recognition OF
past service well performed and to-
ken of confidence for straight efficient
work this fall. Mr. England is one of
the best known public men i'll OHIO,
an.l as local organizer his effective
work last fall brought our county
up to its old time majorlties. lie
p opposes gong into the fight to win.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17
The Ohio State Democratic Platform

]. We hereby approve the Platform Of the
Democrats party adopted by the National
Convention at Chicago, and especially those
portions oft referring TO the tariff and to
currency legislation We congratulate the
country upon the early prospes OF measures
of relief as outlined by the Tresidents late
message 10 Congress, and we have conf
dence n at the Democratic Congress will de-
wise laws To furnish such relief.
y. The financial situation is the unfortun-
ate legacy OF Republican administration
1t is the natural result ofihe Mckinley tar
in. the Sii erman silver law, extravaganza OF
the revenue of the party lately in power,
and the cIeation and fOste ring of lusIs and
corrupt combinat Ions by that party. all com
bibing to shake credit, To create uisirust i'll
The money oil The country and 10 paralyze
its business
5. We recommend that National banks
may he permitted to Use ttelr currency 10
AN amount equal 10 ihe par value OF the
United states bonds, which they may de-
posiL with The Treasurer OF the United States
10 the end the volume OF currency may be
immediately lLcreased.
4. The in crest of every true soldier and
pensioner demands that the pension roll
should be Inaue and preserved as Il roll vi
honor. We believe i'll Il just and liberal rec
oSnition of the claims OF the veterans, and
favor giantIng them all that patriotism
could ask, all That National gratitude would
demand. But The granting of pensions on
on department decisions IN cont:dvention
uf law, as praciiced under the last Admin
Isirai lon, N eds 10 bs Inv esligated and cor
Icsied ~ that the unselfiSh Nalor of the
American soldier may remain untarnished.
he Democratic party pledges itself that the
TishtIui claim OF no Union soldier to Il pen
Mon shall he denied, and the allowance OF
amy worthy pensioner shall not be disturbed.
5. We condemn the unbusiueSs like adj
mimistrdIlon oil State affrirs under Governor
Mckinley, de plor The official scandals and
deIulcations under ii, and denounce the con-
doning official crimes which have brought
humiliation upon our peopIe. We den ounce
the reckless eXtravagaiIce OF the large ma
lnriiy in The Srventltth General Assembly
which appropriated for current eX reuses
about SOOU 100 III excess of the current Ieven-
iies and added almost S30,00U,0UU 10 The local
bonded Indebtedness OF the Stale, 10y lass
In the main unconsIiI IOnal We demand
that an end be pit to such robbery Of tie tax
payers.
The Democratic party expresses IFS conf
dence in The ability of Hon. Calvin >. BIice
of The United States Senate, 10 materially
assist the Democratic majority i'll the Con:
gress OF the United States to exIlicaIe the
great commercial interests OF this country
from their present distressed condition.
The country has abiding faith in the in
tegrliy, patriotism ana exalted courage of
President Cleveland. True 10 the people and
watchful of their interests, he will enforce
honest and economical methods iH the con-
duct al pubic affairs anu secure To every
seciion oil the country the blessing OF good
government.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17

BREIM and " ilson publish the
presidents message and apologize to
their democratic readeps for dong
so. -'Pire President Has not. yet
apologizcl IT, Brehm ;arrt Wilson
for having delivered the message
CIV land is not known ttNcare for
( e opinions IF the enlmies of the
Democratic party, no matter what
colors they fly, nor what name they
90 by. He is sustained by the Dem
ocracr of the country, and his adj
ninistratIon will be conducted in
the interests of the people of this
country. whine and snarl who
may.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17

LET Us have joint debate, the
Republicans as well as Democrats
claim that Neal and Mckinley are
the logical opposing candidates of
two parties. Let us have debate
starting in Logan, and to be held in
as many towns in Ohio as the cam
paIgn will permit.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17
Clothing Sales Agent Wanted for
Logan Ohio.

And vicinity. Liberal commits
sions paid, and we furnish the hes,
and most compete outfit ever proyid
ed by any house. Write at once f",
terms. send references.
WANAMAKER & BROwN.
Philadelphia, Pa,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17
GU1'41A4B g CO.

To show appreaton of patronage, we
have purchased fine line of double door
easel albums. The exterior is of 4 superior
quality of plush, elegantly ornamented with
Il stags head III oxdized silver and beveed s
French plate crecent mirror The interior is I
a beautiful imitation of mahogany with open
ings for 81 cabinet photos and Is card pictures.
We are going to make a present of one OF {
these beautiful albums with a $4,000 pnr-
chase or sell same for five dollars cash.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17
OUR STATETILKbT

The convention III Cincinnati las.
week was. enthusiastic, harmonious
and. practically unanimous.
LARRY NEAL FOR GovENOR, was
the couceled Domjnee before the
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17

lN so far as "the currency is a
local ISSUE" we maintain our former
position, and ask no cash from our
country delinquents. Bring us some
thing to eat,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

For Probate Judge
Wm. +. Bowen.
For Sheriff
Charles +. Brandt.
For Clerk of the Court
Daniel ii. Lappen
For Prosecuting Attorney
Jacob B. Riason.
For Commissioner
George Weidner.
For Infirmary Director
Isaac a. Wright.
For Coroner,
Daniel Heft.
For Surveyor
James w. Davis.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17
Lewis Green
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

For Governor
LAWRENCE Il. NEAL,
Of Ross.
For Lieutenant Govern T.
WILLIAM a. lLOR,
Of franklin.
F'rSul RENE Judge.
John w. SAFER,
OF dark.
For Treasurer.
BRlSBlN {. BLACkBUR RN,
OF CoshOctIon.
For Attorney General,
JOHN i. BAILEY,
OF Putnam.
For Member IF Board Public Works.
LOUIS +. " ILHELM.
or Summit.
For Food and Dairy Commissioner,
PATRICK ii. MckEON \,
Or Hamilton.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17
WILL s. LARIMER

has opened a New Grocery
Store in the Bishop Build
ing, and has on hand a
complete stock of all the
staple groceries and pro-
visions. He makes a
specially Of country pro-
duce, buying directly from
the farmers at home, and
saving the produce for his
home customers. He ships
no produce that the people
OF Logan may want. Call
and leave your order with
WILL S. LARIMER.
Bishop Building.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17
HARD HARD WARE
Hamblin & PIeukharp
-SUBCESSORS To-
IN. w. E1ambIin. "

Having consolidated our interests nto one mann
moth Hardware Store we w co nuc the business TN
prn plc always been observed IN this establish
ment, Good Goods Fair Prices, Honest Dealing
The stock will consist of the best Of everything usually.
kent in a first class Hardware Store BacksmIs, carpen-
er farmers all classes. will find establishment any
thing they want in the Hardware line. Come IN and see
us and look at the goods we have for sale.
HambIin & PIeukharp.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17

q ndisposed to treat you wrong.
& To us in numbers youwill throng
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-17

"a very day you sure must eat,
In olderyo u.your labors meet.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
Piekne ~przyk1ady
O pozytku czestego a naboz'
nego s}uchania
Ms2y s w.

Wlesnlak peWlen pobozny
chodzif bardzo czesto ma Esza swe,
a nawet choc byt W polu ma robo-
Gle, gdy ~uslysza} CLOS dzwonka,
spieszy} cz%empredzel do koscio1a.
Pewnego razu ldac ma msza, mys-
la1 sobie: ,,Juzem starry, ola tego
gdy bede polu daleko, ME poi
de, choc z%adzwonla na msze, chyba
z domu. Wtem nagle uJrzy "a soba
.pleknego a%nio}a, niosacego W "a
woiu przesliczne r6ze kwitnqce.
CHOP przeleknlony padt ma kola-
ma. Aniol rzekt do niego: ,,Jestem
twolm anioiem stfozem. Bog mnie
postal, "a ltoba. lie razy SEED
les ma msza sw., to "a kazdym kro-
klein kwitnaca roza wyrasta}a. Tie
r6ze zbiera1em odnosiiem do ME-
ba. Chodz tedy i nadal ma msza
sw., abys sic ME pozbawl1 }askl.
Jezeli az do zgonu swego wytr vasz
| w tym uczynku chwalebnYm,
uwiencze temi r6zami PREY snicr-
eli twa glove l iron tw6j W mcbie
ustroie w r6ze ma w1eczne twoJe
uczczenie." w tenn anio} znikn2l.
a wiesnlak podziekowat Bogu "a
to radosne widzenle. Odt2G TAX
byf zachwycony pieknosci2 aHlo4a
i cudowna wonla r6z, re ju& tylko
myslal @ rzeczach nieblesklch.
Wkrotce tez umar1 wlece] z poza-
DANA radosci niebiesklch, a~nizell
z bolescl choroby.
Sw. Mechtyldzle objawi1 sic
Pan Jezus, m6wlac: Powladam
toble, 10 kto pilnie i naboznie
s1uchac bedzie mszy sw., temu
prey smierci la pocleche i obrone
oraz do towarzyszenla duszy wy
chodz2cej z cia}a, lyle przysle
molch swletych, lie wys}1chaf zf
zycia mszy sw., naboznie. Jake
to slodkle s}owa / pociechy pe}ne
q choclaz nie So artyku}em WARY
iednakze uwazane So "a w'arogodne
Bfogos}awiony Nankier, bisku,
krakowski a p6znlej wrociawski
mia1 ~szczeg6lne nabozenstwo Dc
mszy sw., to tez codziennie wys}u
chiwa1 poboznic wszystkicE msz,
swletYch, kt6re sic odprawlaly v
w Jego kosciele. Kledy umierai
uslysza}a pewna pobozna nlewiast
spiewanle anioiow tax dzwleczn
mile, re mieni}a sic bye W raju
Us4ysza}a g}os, re to So splew
anlol6w, niosacych dusze Nankler
do nieba. Tel faski dostqpi liza tc
lie do ofiary mszy sw. Mai wielkl
nabozehstwo, przez co zgiadzll sw
grzechy i kare "a ME j zasfuzy
sobie ma zgon szczesliwy i ma ia
zaszozytne wniebcwziecie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
z Prus Polskich

Chojuico. Nareszcie znalezlono
martwe ciato asesora lesniczego
S chrav Mllachowsk1em jezio-
RE pod Widnem. Zdaje sic, re
" przestepie obiakanla SAM sic
umyslnle utopi{.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
u Po~znahskiego.

W Broniewicaeh pod Przyle-
zlerzem utone4a wlelka szkuta
przewozqca try tysiace centnar6w
kamieni kupca Chaskla 2 Pakoscl.
Szkuta byia w}asnoscla rybaka
Kanihsklego, kt6ry ponlosf wlelkaa
strate, DO od 2 lat przesta} "a niaa
p1acic as~ekuracYa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08

Z pod Wyraysho. -Jestem VIC
darzem i PREY pilnowanlu orkl
widze, jak formal wybral z gniazda
jajka czajcze. ?ytam go co ty 2
niemi cheese zrobic-bo ME Wolno
tych jaj wyblerat-a on mi powla-
da, 70 slYsza}, jak Nlemey g}osz2,
re je posyfaj9 Blsmarckow1, on
podobno dobrze "a ME p1acl. Alez
te jaia juz zarodne. To mic, ola
Bismarcka sdebre, dam mu taxi
prezent Ia to, re by1 ola mas TAXI
,,zyczliwy" l chcia} mas zroblt
Fundamentally to many pamlec
dobra-serce sic krale ma jego
wspomnlenle. Co to bedzle dalej
z to nauka? Moia J6zla tez musi
lsG konlecznle teraz W tym roku ma
nauke do X. proboszcza, a czy ia
| przyjmic ME wien, DO W pre-
szfym roku to ia odplawlf, re
czytat ami plsat pc polsku ME
ugnie; ale kt6z ia %nauczY: jul
zdar1a co prawda 4 elementarze
ale glosek wszystkich ME zns-ja
ME nam czasu, a matka i@eszcAe
mnlei-a naukl nas ME ma. w
dobrach samostrzelskich "a sta
raniem naszych zacnych dziedzic6w
nauka sic odbywa, ale ma 2 fol
warkach, 2 kt6rych jeden nalezy
do jednej parai1, drugl do lnnej
0 oauce zapomniano.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08

staly p~rzytu1ek ola niemogqcych
juz pracowaG Polakdw, lub tez
o%chronke dla sler6t polskich, pc.
zbawlonych OLGA ] matkl, zeby ME
wyrasta!y ma Nlemcow, jak to ma
mleJsce obecnies'. ,,Gazeta Polska"
obllcza, re rolakow W Berllnie jest
$4,000 i twierdzi, re sic OPERA ma
zdanlu u~rzednlkow biura staty-
stycznego.
Kmtusy. w Zafezu (No-
wem Kosowle) srozy SIG dyfterya
i zamknieto szko1e. Nauczycielowl
Kleinle w jeanymetygodnis ana@ko
dwoje dzieci a trzecle lezy chore
be- nadzlei wyzdrowlenla. / dzier.
zawcy Franciszkowl Bockowl
umar4a w kilku dniach dwoje
dzlecl. lime redzlny spotka} podo-
bny los.
Pcjpltn. z. szyncyk Dr.
Jozef Sikorsk aaraz pc
sluble bardzo ciezko zachorowaf ma
tyfus i luz Cd przesz}o dwoch
tygodni mimo staranneJ oplekl
lekars4lej, rodziny Slostry
mi&oslerdzia stan Jego budzi obawe.
Nlebezpieczenstwo ~jeszcze ME
mlneio.
W~ejherowo. W Luzlnle pocho-
wano tYch dnl posiadacza J6zefa
Labude z Gowina, llczacego 90 lat.
Bishupiec mad Osa. 1890 q.
M. zawiazalo sic TowarzYstwo
katolickich nauczYcieli pod pre-
wodnictwem p. Kaszubowskiego z
Szwarcenowa. Miejscowego kuratu-
sa, ks,edza Hellwiga, uproszono ma
cz}onka honorowego.
KoScier=yna. 10 z. N. spain
sic tartak parowY W leslie wieprz-
nickim, nalezacy do kupca A.
Berent l A. rleischer. Tartak l
zawartosc by4y zabezpleczone.
hmsetnik. Zapowiedziane UREA
dzenie agenturY poetic
We W Pc o.
z nastapi}o Juz 1go czer"ca b. r.
Wejcherowo. W ty'a roku
oko}o 20 tysiecy pielgrzymow
zwiedzi1o stacye Mekl Pahskle!
ma tutejszej Kalwaryl. Innowlercy
olivia sic, re prey tax wielklm
nat}oku ludzi ME pokaza1 sic an
Glen nieporzadku. Przyplsa(
to nalezY slle rellgl1!
kt6rej nlestetY ME wszedzle umlejf
oceniaG a kt6rej rozwojowi czesto-
krot nawet wprost przeszkadzalaa
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08
WROCLAW.

w Nv w. 4N4llllSLS1
oswiecenia rozporzadzi}, ably
W uniwersytecle WrocIawskim
otworzyc seminaryum flologii
slowiahskiei ola tych, kt6rzy
sic sprawami s}cwlahskiemi
zaimuja. Za}ozono tez r6wno-
czesnie biblioteke (ksiego-
zbi6r), W kt6rej mieszczq sic
dziela z zakresu flologii slo-
wiahsk!ej, a vice mianowicie
tez dzieIa polskie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08

Pozuat II MISUNDERSTANDING
wcorajsze p~ielgrzYm6w naszych II
OLGA sly. mia}o przebieg swletny.
Najprzew. x. Arcypasterz o~dczytai
adres, ma kt6ry Oiclec sw. odpo-
wiedzla} sam w po}godzinrej
movie, w~yrazajac wlelkie uznahle
ola naszego Najprzew. X, Acybi-
skupa i ponoszqc wiernosc ola
wary p~olskiego narodu. Najprzew.
X. AGYpastera wreezYt Oicu sw.
$4,000 frank6w jako swietopletrze
l przedstawi3 ~pleIgrzymdw kazdeso
Z osobna Jego swlqtobliwosci.
Wszyscy byli g}eboko wzruszeni. 2
kardynalow %obecnYml byli 1ch
Emlnencye. Kardynal Led6chow--
ski, Macchi, Moceni, Ruggiero.
,,Kuryer Poznahsk1.")
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-08

Stacye s~tratnic=e choleryczne
W dollnle Wls{y:: sllno, Torun,
Solec i Ujscie Brdy obsadzono
lekarzaml dozorui2oymi wszelkie
objawy chor5b, a plezes %rejencyl
Horn nakaza} spaliG wszelklo budy
siomlane ma tratwach, PREY prse-
ptywletychze tratew przez graniee.