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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

SHARPLY re'aaed. ul,le bcr csrs caught .
sigslc here aud there .uoos toe passen.
gers
lsAs, kooa We an, bot uss heap
easier slIuu dosn Thar atpt % hog
ahoat ne In sjlus ready ta da anybody
favor liGhev look deceut ani respectable
DO lemmo o9af you THIS srst. marin.
Don't you see you are nnroylus .tbe ..
dy whispered a man across The aisle,
Nol Am II III bcv annoyed her u
blamed sorry fur tt aud all al her fui
sivoness Mobhe The thought il she trok
the seat / a 90 on and ak oil about hcr
health aod her family sod relatives, and
try 10 sIt soqasintcd with her. but that
ham my way. m no jim Dandy can
term round looking fut msshcs.
Every body was sriuriae .nd sjggius,
aud she properly slgBaled the conductor
aud left the ear, when she Lad di.ap, |
peared the passenger Sho had bofor,
spoken leaped forward and said to the
old maD.
Say, old mao, yon'I get the boot some
day il you keep otl
Whal'l | get the butte fut2
For talkiug too much IA street ear.
vi J. hey want 10 be right thar
sLou tde teller tries IT, guess thar amt
no lss aei taIkin IN u street car Whats
a street car far? All dld was 10 offer to
give up my seat 10 that woman and to tell
her was 20 hog Is that sgin the law
III! Is then / II be smashed il all the won
70 folks 10 tins town cau't stand mp I'll
hey fall down fur all Of me- I've Just got
ny dsnder up, aud the hull crosd Of you
,ln so to Texts an gisRl, yourself into
its.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04
CaTtfai Ltitis ruth =

LATHE Rath Cosn was dear uttls eirI
Of 3 sbo always wanted 10 help her man
ms.
Oue day NJ s Cosu vac baking, and she
tstd TO grsDdms.
lsoa'd seud. .Mrs Cook some Of my
sponge cake II lbtre Sss sby one 10 o for
she is ntt SfILsnd the 10 very ford Of n J
cake.
can 80, msmms. ssid Ruth.
So you ca, ssid her usumA Tell her
seat 1t vi b ny I've.
Rutb rsn Ior bsr suubobuel. sud Mrs
Co.a wrapped the cake 10 sa.pIio. put
ting 10 several Pics
They smiled /" the sIri tfudssd Of,
looking very happy srd proud.
Il vn Only little ssy, and R0lh had
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04
me seven senses

Robbie -- Uncle Jacob, Mr. Tsrbor said
this morning that when he fell from tho
roof be had tie seven senses knocked ont
Of him. thought there ~ers oIly Eve
senses.
Uncle Jake Dere j, seven senses. hon d.
oy bat ef dat man or any uddsh bad um
all, dey's mlutkle. Y.ss.dsfe's semen
oh um Learn, seeiD'. feellu. iastib
me'iu', Is do five that some folkses
knows ersbDuL DEN de,e's boss sense,
which some mulee aud some shi.e folkscs
slD't got; aud common sense which II a.
Oocommon al It never gets 10 be plenty
and mighty lev people has II - al lesst 10
my time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

be- tao or tbroe timts alone to see Mr'
Cooke
The lady nw bcr coming and oroael
ihe door 10 welcome Der.
Mamma sent you tome cake, ut her
love said Rath.
ioBf Mamma is very Mind, sid Mrs
Cooke. sad you are {. deer girl Wont
you stay sad resli
Moan s'pose mamma might worry.
said Ruth
s. Mrs Cooke folded the napkin aud
gave il to Batb, but The little g,rI still
waited
DID you VAC, anything dear she ..k
cd
Yes'm il You please, SAID little Katb.
| u waiting for the pins
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

So you ire Just come from A1zons,
doctor? ssked Mrs Draw, at Beacon
street dinner. I've 30 wished TO visit that
prehistoric land, ever since Mrs, Hem
iugwsy told me Of her work there 10 snl
thropology sud sLo we'd me II G results oi
her excavations among the cliff dvelees
really believe | should 80 there were il
not for the ont avs VITO make life 80 IN
SAT I've oft wondered bow The poor
Indians manage to live in such q place.
Why, only TO day read a most shocking
account Of a drunken COW boy named
Rists Tom, who tried TO rob and murder
all the people in town called Psutsno,
and was himself finally shot. Don't You
think the Indians themselves geed better
protection from these ou,lsws2
The doctor did, aud Mrs. Drew took q
second bIes,h snI cbstted on
The doctor did not hear her lie was
gazing at the cat glass aud the flowers;
but bis mind was far away 10 that weary
land where lives are stresky like the wood
agate OF the Mongsllons, With the black
so black aud the white 30 white; and be
wondered II 1t was civil ton that made
live. gray.
He should have told Mrs Drew Risls
Tom story, bat be did not
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

There are many kinds of mines and nu
merous inventions for saving precious me
tails, but the strspgest one in the United
States, and perhaps 10 the world, Is II
Butte, Moat When miDrs were discover.
ed il was found that the water found ~
the fssures was strongly impregnated
with copper 10 solution, 80 much that iron
cages, cars aud tools Of all kinds were
quickly destroyed by the ofliuity OF tho
copper for the ito1.
Only a few weeks immersion 10 the wa
ters rednces a maa OF IRON 10 pulp, fact
which makes 1t necessary for all material
used 10 the mine and composed Of iron or
steel to be replaced At frequent inter
walls.
For long time the water pumped out
Of the mine went to waste, -as 10 method
was kuosu Of extracting tha copper from
i.
After aSh htIe, no Sovcr, discovery was
made that II beng utilized - good adysnI
tag.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04

A man with silk bat Jammed down og
er his head set 10 the smoking room o
Obe OF the sleeprT1 OF sn east bound Mich
lgsn Central train on Tuesday tfterDoln
and chewed yIolousy at an nnhgLted cl,
gar.
Whats the trouble, perdner, asked iat
man who had been smoking 10 silence fcr
| 30 miles
Trouble? growIed the other man. trou.
bIe2 Why. there's plenty enough The
trouble. He sat 10 silence for about II
minutes and then he Strengthened up aud
sal !, suppose you've been to the worlis
fair?
On ycl replied the fat man ohoor
ly.
Seen all hem big orowds2
Noticed hos few times you met any,
body Jou knew
Yes
We'll so've l. went ont there last
week, Went alone, aud put Ia days
walking around those blamed grouuIs. /
met lG 900 900 people, aud didn't know
a dod Iotted Que OF them. Not friend or
acquaintance could fad IN oil that mob.
Oo the filth day ilrted with pretty
glrl met ana we startei out 10 the Art
building io{elher. Inside Of 30 inmates !
met 10 women who belonged tJ my wilss
ouuro, and socle y. Trouble? Why N
booked for the toughest time mortal man
ever hId before ! explain that transact
ION.
Aud the fat man said he knew how TO |
sympltbze with Lim.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-04
Chr Mnn(lfsIrI 1DuTual
rgbL4sHIp rvsnT TsuRsplr EoAsiso

ii
bIFfD 4. SIEDED6. E4.aav and grsg~.
Oae.i.s assu .aEtA u CVan Hose,
aIscHEsTEA. YLAsOsT
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-07-04
A. W. PIERCE, Principal, Barre, VT
CTATE OF VERMONT. ---
= WASHINGTON COUNTY, IS.
COUNTY COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM, A. d. 1894.
EIsie FyIIer rs Jsnry J. FUIler.

Else ruler rs. Henry j. FuIer
Whereas Elsie Fuller of Waterbury, in said County
of Washington has this day filed in the office of the
clerk of said court her petition, setting forth, in
substance thst she had resided in said Waterbury
for the three years last past that her maiden name
was Elsie Place; that she was lawfully married to
said Henry j. Fuller at Irasburgh in the County of
May, 1885, that since the date of her said marriage
the petitioner her part had faithfully kept the
marriage covenants but the said Henry j. Fuller,
his Fart had not kept the same, for that the said
Henry j. Fuller, in September, lsss, without Just
cause, wilfully deserted the petitioner, and, until
the bringing of said petition, had continued such
desertion unnterruptedly; and praying that bill of
divorce and suitable alinony be decreed unto her,
and that she be allowed to resume her maiden
name, And 1t is made to appear to said Court that
the residence.of the said Henry j. Fuller is without
served upon him 1t Is, therefore, ordered that the
said Henry j. Fuller be notified of the pendency of
said petition. and summoned to appear and answer
TO the same at a term of the County Court next to
be held at Montpelier within and for said County OF
Washington, on the second Tuesday of September,
AID ls9 at nine o'clock in the forenoon, by publ.
cation of the substance of said petition together
with this order, in the Vermont Wdtchm0n d state
Journal, weekly newspaper published AT said Mont
peher three weeks succt ssvely, the last Of which
publications shall be at least six weeks previous to
the second Tuesday of September, AID. 1894, which
shall be deemed SUFFICIENT notice TO the said Henry
j. Fuller,
Dated at Montpelier, in said County of Washing.
ton, this Sd day of July, AID 1894
DAVID E. POWERS,
- - Deputy Clerk
DILLINGEAM, HCsE ~ HowLAND,
attorneys for Petitioner.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-07-04
Dsrmont @attbmam.
PUBLISHED EVERY "WEDNESDAY By
The WatChman Publishing Company
At Montpelier. W.
Honor to Advertising.
At Montpelier. W

Frank B. Stevens of Boston, who places
large part of the advertising Of the Wells
G. Richardson Company, was banqueted at
tho Waldorf in New York by a number Of
his newspaper friends and admirers. Mr..
Stevens has made phenomenal success in
the business of advertising. He under
stands the art and thoroughly believes in
its practice. In the course of his remarks
at the banquet, Mr.. Stevens said:
"It has been said often that know the
value of half-pages' l do-and of whole
pages and that is my principle, and If l
have had the success you are pleased to at
tribute to me, it is just because have
worked along those lines / believe in all
vertising, and If / were TO formulate my
theory OF success in that line it would be
something like this A little ad in little
paper-no good A little ad in big paper
some good A big ad in little paper
some goodl A big ad in good paper-best
of all. There may possibly be occupations
that do not require advertising, but can
not we'll conceive what they are. Men in
business will sometimes tell you that they
have tried advertising and it did not pay
This is only when advertising is done spar
ingly andlgrudgingly. Homeopathic doses
of advertising will not pay, perhaps; 1t is
like a portion of physic, making the pa
tlent SICK, Dut eueCung nothlnG Auhihis'
ter literally, and the cure will be perma'
nent. Some say they cannot afford to adj
vertise. They mistake; they cannot af'
ford not to advertise"
We commend Mr.. Stevens remarks to the
earnest consideration of every business man
in the communities of central Vermont
They will find in the WATCHMAN the "good
paper " in which " a big ad is the best O.
ALL" This is the uuvarying testimony o
all the big advertisers.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-07-04
CLEMENTINE TARLIN's ESTATE.

In Probate Court, held at Montpelier in and foI
said District on the I'd day of July, A; D. 1894
An instrument purportng TO be the last will and
testament of Clementne Taplin, late of Montpelier,
Court for Probate ordered by said Court that all
persons concerned therein be notified to appear at
hce, in said Montpelier, the 27th day of July,
A. d. 1894, and show cause, If any they may have,
against the Probate of said instrument for which
purpose it is further ordered, that notice of this
order be published three weeks successiveyin in the
Vermont Waterman d. State Journal, a newspaper
printed at Montpelier In this state, previous TO said
time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court-Attest,
O305 HIRAM CARLETON. Judge.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-07-04
WARNER F. COLBY, BARRE, VERMONT
GODDARD SEMINARY
A HOME SCHOOL FOR BOTH SEXES.
FALL TERN BEGINS
Tuesday, September a, 1894

The school offers to pupils full Of study in
all branches suited to a high-grade Seminary. Col
lege preparatory work and modern languages
speciality. Students fitted 10 enter any college, A
well-equpped gymnasium homelike atmosphere,
the general good character of the students the best
educational advantages and facilities, combine to
bring about the symmetrical development of the
student
Opportunities offered for studying MUSIC and
ART under the instruction of specialists of expe-
rience resident in the school.
Send for catalogue or information to the principal
Early application is desirable
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-07-04

FRANK f. FOSTER, clerk in the law Of
fee of ID. G. Furman at Swanton, forged his
wife's name to mortgage last week and
secured S400 OF John Moore OF Nutt's Cor
ners, P. @. Foster decamped before the
fraud was discovered.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
PolSka pod MoSkaIem.

JENERAL Hurko zakaza}
odprawi6 pielgrzYmki do Cze-
stochowY z powodu szerzace]
sic cholery.
Do ,.Dziennika Poznanskje-
go donosza z wilma pod
dniem Is ]jpca:
AK oskarzenia przeciw
meczennidom, uwiezionym z
powodu kosci0}a Krozach, 1u&
zosta} zredagowany i wydru :
kowany i sprawl miala bye
sadzona W tYm miesiecu, gdy
maggie jenera} Orzewski) oznaj-
mt, ze sam chce bye ma
sadie / kaza} odfozy6 sprawe
na w:zesieh. Jest to nowem,
kraYczacem bezprawiem; DO
jenerat gubernator ME ma
prawa wtraca6 sic do sad6w i
dziwic sic nslezY, De zwierzch.
nose sadowa ma zwfoke, a
przeto i na dluzsze wlezienie
niewinnych ofar zewolila.
Drugiem bezprawiem, mole
j%eszcze gorszem Cd paprzed
niego, bedzie, gdY jeneraf-
gubernator bedzie obecnym "a
sadach; DO obecnosG takiego
dygaitarza, ktory jest wspo}
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

spodzie-
waja sic w twin roku dobrych
univ, poniewaz pogoda W lynn
roku bardzo sprzyja, a nadto
drzewa owocowe, agrestowe
khaki i rzepik mia}y DUO
kwiecia, z kt6rego pszczoly
korzystaG mog}y. Move
wytworzony mi6d jest dobry
i przedstawia wielka ob6toSG.
KS. DZIEKAN KNAPPE
W Biaiej obejmuje probostwo
W Grabinie, W dekanacie
Bielskim.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
q Poznahskiego.

NOWY urzad komisarza
obwodowego ustanowionY
bedzie W Borku, z powodu lie
W powiecie jarocihskim do
tychczasowe obwody Kozmin
i Pogorzela by}Y zbyt rozleg}e.
PARAFIA Prusce pod
Rogoznem, nale&aca tymcza-
sowe do parahi Lochlin, jest
po|aczona Cd | sierpnla przez
rozporzsdzenie x. Arcybiskupa
z parafa R%ogozno. Probosz~
czem parafi PruSce Jest
mianowany X. prafat Ostro-
wicz z Rogozna. Dotychczaso-
wy iej zawiadowca, X.proboszcz
Grodzki z Lechlina opuszcza
ma l sierpnia parafa prusiec-
ka, a obe1muje probostwo W
skokach pc x. prob. Usorow-
skim, kt6ry zosta} powo!auy
iako penitencyarz do G1iezna.
PRZYSTANEK pa torze
pomiedzy Czempiniem a
Mosina nazwany Peetzen -
cd navy ,,Oledry Peetzen'-
urzadzony jest cd l sierpnia
tax, il osobY beda mog}y
wsadsG i wysiada6. ale pociagi
zatrzymywa6 sic beda ty]ko "
razie %potrzeby, a bilety ma
podc6z sprzedawane beda
ty]ko W kasach STACEY cd
Poznania do Leszna i wSrem!e.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
kucharka
OLSkA | AM
SKI
zs~wieraj9ca
kllka set

p,zepisdw kuchayski;ch.
dls n'}odych mezAtek, kucharek
g,.spodyn IA TAME l smaczne przy-
ryadzanie rozmaltych potaw. q
szczegd]n1e zup, sos6w, jarzyn,
Fo,raw m'esnych i postnych :
uwzp'ednieniem potraw poIskich,
m'a'uw'r'e barszczu, b'gosp. IRA
TOW, fak6w, j p'eczywa amerykan-
skle.n jax" to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, pes, it'd.
JENA 60 a
Moino te dsjq5he dostoi 20 Esis.
w2ni H. UEnD OWSKLEGC "
"'"nna, M'nn. SO E. End str. O.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

SWIECIE. We wsi Wie(kim
Komorsku zdja} syn pewnego
tamtejszego gospodarza nabity
revolver re sciany i poszedf
z MIN ga pole. Napotksl
innego ch]opca, kt6ry gesi
past. Wymierzyt do niego z
rewolweru i zapyta} sic go:
,,czY nam cle z~astrzelic?' "
tel chwili revolver puscil /
kula traffa nleszcz7sllwego
chlopca W czoio. Przywieziono
natychmiast lekarza do niego,
ale ch}opca ME mona by1o
uratowaG, BIO W kilka godzln
potem ducha wyziona}. Chic.
piec gospodarza, kt6ry strzel'l]
& rewolweru, ME ma jeszcze 2
lat.
Przel kilku
duiami 2ebra} tutaj slusar2
Sniglewski. Jeden z przemy-
slowcow tuteiszych wypedzi4
go z skfadu. S. wpadt z powo'
du tego W TAXI sza}, re kilem
strzasxal szybe " oknie
wystawnem. Zosta1 przyaresz'
towany do wiezienia tuteisze-
go. W wie2ieniu rozeb:al sic
zupelnie, rzeczy swe podarf IA
szmaty takim stanie
sDOczyYaf. Me nozostafn ni(
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

ipnego, jak tylko sprawi6 mu
MOVE %ubranie, a2ebg 60 mo2ua
przesfuchaG.
CZESC foty niemieckirj
~6wiczacej sic zwykle 0 tel
pore W obrotach W okolieY
G.Iahska, cofneta sic da]ej z
powodu cholery. Pc rae p;erw.
sly IA okretY zabrano bYd}o
liza rzez / ma nich bYwa bite,
by 2o}uierzom da6 MONA
sviezego miesa.
SKARSZEWY. W porie
dziafek % BIN. ukaslia zmija
obywatela Klatta ma wYbudo-
waniu szczodro wskiem podczas
koszenia zyta W pobli&u budyn'
k6w. Klatt opucb} natych.
miast, pad} ma ziemie musiano
60 wnies6 do izby. Pezybyty
lekarn, pc %opatrzeniu chorego,
zabral zmiie i dial ia
~zegarmistrzowi p.Reiske, kt6rY
ia przechowat W spirytusie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
z Pfus Polskich
Nv OLSZTYNIE ma Warmii

Nv OLSZTYNIE ma Warmii
umarl %opatrzony sw. SAkra-
menta mi W AZ roku 4ycia
redaktor i zafo3yciel .,,Gazety
Olsztyhsklej' sp. Jan Liszew
ski. ,,Gazeta Olsztynska" po-
swieca zmarfemu piekne
w~spomnienie. Pomiedzy inuemi
pisze, De So. Jan odzuaczal sic
dobrocia serca i mi}rm obej
sclem, przytem gosnnncscla
staropolska, kto vie, czy n1e
zanaato wyg6rowana. Droga
jego ME byta r6zami wysfana,
DO musial jake redaktos pisma
polskiego stac2a6 cie&kie walki
z przeciwnoSciami. Sp. Jan
diva razY zasiadaf "a przewi-
nienia prasowe ma iawie
oskaraonYch, szczesliwie ,d2ieki
Bogu, zawsze wychodzac 2 tych
opal6w. Pomimo to rieb 12czYk,
widzac pewnej stronY
niezyczliwoSc nawet v}asnych
rodakow, martwi] sic wie(e "
skrytosci. A ze pray ten czu'
sic zawsze niezdrow, i skarzY4
sic ma cierpienia Derwowe
2oEadka, zfozyt pred czterema
latmi W rece teraznle]s2ego
wlasciciela Gazety Olszt.' p.
L. Pienie3nego redakcya i
odtad jul mslo bra} udzia}u W
sprawach publlcznych. Pred
c2terema tygodnlami zas}abtszy
gorzej, ni2 zwYkle, po1ozy1
sic, ably juz wiecej ME wslac.
Mai nieboszczyk / swe
wady i s}abosci, Cd iakich ME
jest wolny laden cz1owiek
smiertelnY, ale SERGE by]o PREY
tenn p:awe i zacne, ME umie'
lace nienawidzic i z}orzeczy6,
Mech Bog sprawiedliwy
bedzie MT m1}osiernym sedzia
swiatlosG wiekuista MECH
mu swieci IA wieki wicklow.
Ma War1nil jest, iak wiado
NO, tylko jedna iedypa,, Ga2eta
j, Olsztyiska W szczerze polskim
duchu pisana. Przeciwko niej
zalozyli NiemcY katolicy /
polscy renegaci ,polskie'
pismo ,Warmiaka,' ktory
pieknem, s}6wkami zamydla
pred ludem sw6j niepolsk,,
lecz ku germanizaeyi sklania-
jqcy sic charakter.
Obraz stosunk6w ma Warmli
lest, De tax sic wyra2lmY,
podobizna st6sunkow gorno'
slazkich. Ale jak tn, tax
tam lud sic ME da, przycho'
dzac coraz to wiecej do swia'
domosci osobisteJ.
SWlECIE. We wsi Wielkim
Komorsku zdja} syn pewnegt
tamtelszego gospodarza nabit]
revolver re sciany i poszed
z MIN ga pole. Napotka
innego chIopca, kt6ry ges
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

winowajca gubernatora ko-
wiehskiego, Klingenberga i
inter esowanych,mus krepowac
adwokatow i swiadkow, ma
sedzi6w zas wywiera6 nacisk,
a TEN samem ME mole bye
dozwolona.
Pan Orzewskij razem 2
Klingenbergiem krzataja sic
]uz teraz, 3eby wYrok pc
swej mysli przygotowa6. Do
wjezieh bowiem, W ktorych
siedza ofary ich w%sciek1osci,
wysy}ali ajentow, obiecuia oni
wiezniom wolnoSc pod warun-
klein, 1eby wedfug danej
instrukoYi zeznawali'.
Prawdzie mosklewskie po-
%stepowanie namawia6 do
k}amstwa obietnicami, ktorych
zazwyczaj sic ME dotrzymuje
sprawiedliwosc wymierza6 pc
ukazie pod %wpfywem gubern a.
torskiej w}adzy. Go ma to
powiedza Francuti, kt6rzY sic
unosza mad sprawiedliwoscis
moskiewska?! - Nadmien'a :
my, De NJ o $ k w m a pre-
t ensye uch o z 6 z a
nar6d cyw iljzow a ny
M urzy 81 cy will
zscya!
z POD Czestochowy W
miescie ma wz6r Eodzi wyra.
staja fabryki jedna pc drugiej
= zDudowano niedawo dwie
%lejarnie, fabryke tapet, a
budu]a wielka fabryke kleju.
Taxi marny produkt ten kIej,
a jedna tylko pap,ernia
Markusfelda zuzywa go "a 6
tvs. rubli rocznie. Przedmiescia
rosna, a Srodek miasta powoli
sic podnosi, kamienice bywaja
przebudowywane i pietrza sic
W gore. Ceny plac6w do
budowli rosna, W roku zeszfym
plac chciano sprzedaG "a 3 tvs.
rabbi - w~fasciciel ME czekal
roku i sprzedaf "a IL tysiecy.
W okolicy W Rudnikach
puszczono " ruch fabryke
cementu, a obecuie frma Wehr
/ Steinhageu buduja wie]ka
fabryke masy %drzewnej do
wYrobu papieru.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
SZLAS SIX.

WE WRZOSKACH wy
buch} ogieh J6zefa Nekrawca
W stodole nape}nionej zbozem,
kt6ra sic do szczetu spaIiIa;
r6wniez zaja} sic dom
lnieszkalny Ignacego Nekraw-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

ca, kt6ry sic tel zupe}nie
spalil. z dom6w uratowano
cokolwiek rzeczy,lecz sprzet6w
gospodarczych Ii J6zefa Me-
krawca mic. Obydwaj byli
zabezpieczeni. = R6wniez w
c hrastkach by1 ogied;
dok}adniejszych wiadomosci
jednak %jeszcze ME %otrzymaliS.
my.
WIELK1E N (pow.
Opolski). w ostatnim czasie
bawil u mas w odwiedzinach
u swej matki ks. misyonarz
Wocka, z domu misyjnego
Neuland pod Nysa. Para6a
z}ozyla mu W podarunku dwie
kosztowne study i znaczna
sumo ola misyi.
KAMIEN. Dnia IS sierp-
MIA odbedzie sic tn koscielna
uroczystosc ma pamiatke
trzechsetncj rocznicy kanoni.
zacyi sw. Jacka, i wprawdzle
odbedzie sic nabozehstwo "
kaplicy zamkowej; dnia II
sierpnia uda sic procesya Z
Kamienia do sw. Amy, dnia
IS pc zwiedzeniu Kalwaryj
powracaja patnicv wieczorem
do Kamienia, poczem dnia &c
sierpnia nabozehstwami, kaza-
nlem ] ostatecznem udzlele-
MEM b}ogos}awiehstwa uro-
czystosc sic zakohczy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
DORIAN &
DRZYClMSkl
81 Sc La Sale u1.
Chicago.

ZaiozYli pierwsze polskie
BKUB8 ~M0TDBKAHME
W srodku miasta zajmuja sc
sprzeda2a lot6w, wypo3ycza-
mem plen'edzy, zabezpiecza
MEM zabudowa6 Cd ognla,
.dzierzawa domowi wszelkiem'
innemibusioesami, prey ktorych
potrzeba notaryusza.
przedaja tak1e KARTY
OKKETO We / wYse}aja PIE
a D DO EUROPY.
Pamietajcie, Rodacv, Re
bli2szy wan Polak, nil innonaro-
dowiec! Popierajcie waszych
braci i rodakow, dobrych pa.
tryot6w, sprawiedliwych oby-
watel' / biegfych w swoim
zawodzie potaryusz6w
na1.aaa e nnzzrss@eiL95e maU
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
CORA SW. AMY. Uro

CORA SW. AMY. Uro-
czystosc sw. Amy obchodzona
tn dnia 26 zm., odby}a sic
PREY na1piekniejszej pogodzle
z bardzo licznym i budujacym
udzia}em wiernych. Wspaniale
professionally sic przybywaja-
ce procesye. Polskie / ME
mieckie kazania krzepi}y ducha
z bliska i z daleka przyby}ych
patnik6w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
z GALICYi.

WSROD RUIN zamku
odrzykohskiego ko}o Krosna,
wzniesionY zostat kosztem
wloscian tamtejszych pomnik
Kosciuszki, wartosci okolo 600
Il. W pierwsze] po1owie ]ipca
odbylo sic ods}oniecie tego
pomnika. By}a to, wed}ug
doniesienia osob, kt6rzy ucze ;
stniczy}y W tym akcie, uro-
czystosc podniosta i wzrus2a-
jaca. Piec tysiecy wfoscian
okolicznych z2onami dziecmi
z]gromadzilo sic okolo popiersia
KoSciuszki, Spiewaiac 2 zapa}em
piesni patryotyczne.
~NOWAKLESKA. W miescie
Kolbuszowei i przylegiej oko'
licy pred kilku dniami ger
wata sic burza, jakiei W te::
miejscowo6ci ME widziano
Wicher pozrywal kilka dachow
potamal wiele drew nadzwy-
czsjne] vielkosc', powYbija}
wszystkie szyby, ziemia
zr6wna} wszystkie zasiewy
ziemniaki. Nastapi}a ulewe
kilka piorun6w uderzyfo "
domy. Media wsr6d ludu
ogromna.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

IA Used by all owners of Horse snd Cat.
tie. = Complimentary copy, OF Dr.. Humphreys,
Veterinary Manual 600 pages on treatment and
care Of DOMESTIC Administrators, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs and Poultry = Sent free.
MEDICINE Co.. 100 FULTON. 6n.a NJ z,