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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-28

Further investigation discloses irregu- larity of periods, dizziness and faintncss at times, and perhaps leucorrho-a-
 Then surely the evidence is all-sufiicient
 An American woman has discovered that the cause of all this lies in q dcransed and diseased uterus or womb.
 Lydia F. PiRkhdm's Vegetable Com pound is the most marvellous cure for this trouble ever discovered.
 A purely vegetable remedy. it is at once an absolutely safe and natural cure for this crushing trouble.
 It has cur'I thousands. and will cure you as sure as truth is truth.
 Here is letter from one Of them which she wants us to pCblish:-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-28
N.H.&H. Railroad Time Table
June T.. Is:t- NAUGATUCK DIVISION.

Trains leave Waterbury as foll"ws: For NEW YORK-s0S. slL. lOs0 m: i-2s. SaS 4.+Op m- sunday. 4-ls D m Return 0sI G5st .ul lJ IrJ a III l O. 4-Ot.601. pm Sunday. 6Iu a m For KEW HAVEN. via D,.rhy Junction. 6ic. sII lOs0 m. ,~. ScI. S-SJ Return via Derby Junction do. 9t0 a m Ilnl .5- S-vl 5IES Q m sunday = h q m For NEW HAVEN SEN LONDON. etc via NauCarIcE IuIlCtIDI l. 4O r Tn For BRIDsS SEPORT-6uS. SIs. l9SN m {; IlS S15. t-I1. SS3 ? m- Sunday t-i5 m- RatuEn at GrS S-l3.9-fO n III; l.-Nl. 12s5 -Sd1 10 nm. SundaySl5 a m R,r ANSONIA-SnS. S-I2. lO5O m l8. 3es44lE 5S 100 tmiXedl ? m Sunday 4-lb Return at T.43. s-s4. IO-21 a m; l2-SI SOL 6.l0. sIsp m sunday s-fo m --WLT'EKTOWN-6 4O. S.SS. II-I7 m S-5s. sI2 TO4 ? m- Saturday SIS ? n.- Return at 6.2O. T.iO. 10 70 a n 2-5O. iSS eSo pm. Saturday 7-35 p m- If THOMASEON-S3I. ll11 m: SsS oSS. pm. Sunday s-25 a m-
 Return at T.43 lO2S m; 1SS s-26 m. Sunday S.47 m- Fnr rTORRISGTON-s-S-i lI.l2 6 m S-S2. e5'. pm. Sunday 92S a m
 Return at 7-s0. l0-CsJ a m: 2-Sl. A"S p Ill., sunday. 3-.3 p- III. F,r WINSTED-ScE3 -l3 a. m-: 3SS 659 r III Sunday. 9-4S m-
 Return at T.OO. s-4O a. m: DOS. i-i2 T. m Sunday. 3.OO D. m-
 CT. HAMPSTEAD. Gen Pass Agent
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-28

busy, God knows Just ask Sloat to come back here to mevwill you? And, Wilton, 1 did not mean to be abrupt with you I'm all upset today. Mir. Ad- jutant, notify Mir. Jerrold at once that he must not leave the post until have seen him. It is the colonel's last order Tell him so. '"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-28

was horrid. tried many doctors in diff fercnt parts of the United States, but l. I.ydia F.. Pinkham's Vegetable compound has done more for me than all the doctors.
 '' feel it my duty to tell you these faCis that you also may he Curg4l. My heart is full of gratitude io MrS. Pinkham." NrS Harriet w-",-,i~,- I'..~ sssI ''~-~l.s~O W:.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-28

" For years | have been all most a constant sufferer from fe- male trouble in all it's dreadful forms: shooting pains all over my body, sick headache, , spinal weakness, faint ness, dizziness, depression. and nyarrfhinr that
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-28
New York & New England

Passenger Train Service. June . 1894. Trains leave Waterbury for BOSTON-3.45 30 a m 100 S-5S D m. PROVIDENCE-3.45 7-SO m I.O0 Sb5 ? n NEW YORK via Brewster D m. WORCESTER-345 T.SO m 100 m. NEW LONDON-7-SO -SO a m 1.Ol. 3-SS m. PUTNAM-345 45 T-Sn a m 100. 3.SS T m WILLTMANTIC-S-4S ' 20 a Dl l.O1. 3.SS ? m SPRINGFIELD 9-nS q m 3-hS p ID. HARTFORD-3-4S 7-SO. SOS. IO:GS m. lOo NEW i5B BR1ThIS-s.4s IA % 7sO. sOs .O4s ID loo
 S5S SIS pm
 PLAINvILLE-S.4s T-SO sO6. lO.4s & n 10,
 SSS SIS pm.
 BRIsTOESis TsO. sOsiO4s m I.OO TERRYVfLtE-Tso s.Os. IO.4s m l-"O ss. WATERyILIE7.s0.s .sGs.IO4samsss.s SIS pm WEST CHESHIRE 4.SO S.SO m. 4.5O r ID MERIDEN 4LSO. S.3O a m. 4-3O D m CROMWELL sIS0 a m. 4IO ? m- UNION CITY-f s-OS m 2-IO ? m TOwANTIC-fs SOS m . f 3lO 5iP In- .SOUTHFORD-SnS III 2-1O. P m POMPERAUG YALLEY-s.OS a m- 2lO sASBYP PaooK-sOs :. m 21o. p m. HAWLFYyILLE-sO5 a m 3.IO. ? m. DANBURY-sOS m 2-1O ? m. 1-&S. r. III BREWSTERS-sG6 m 3-lO. 1l.3S r m sEBinghamptOn. Elmirs. Jamestown. Cleye- Iani Akron and Chicago sos m 2-i0 ? m POUGHEEEPSIE- via HOT-eweu- SOS a m
 sunday trains Hart; ,rd 2. .ts- SD a. III.
 3fs p m Boston 4S 6 m S-4S D. III.
 w.R- BABCOCK.
 Gen Pass Agent. Boston.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-28

lnoN. The .yes GToUP, ana! Tn air of GseP loom seems Io oVeTWllslIii hem PTsSsyouT .uesii0lls al5ttlc loser, and you . find avoid V anCe of all k sOS-ieiy, R- N luCiAnEt tI
 make the slightest ef- t fort, all ac- S conIIanied ' with a
 crushing
 sense of
 bearing
 down.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-28
PihGfi1U Tnv.o.
PECULIAR TO AMERICAN EO-.N. Some of the Causes which Appear uPoE
 Investigation.

IsrnIAL TO QUE LABT EEAuEEsl Ask them "What can be the matter ? '' and the invariable answer Is. ''I don't
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-28
Waterbury Boiler Works.

.,,,,, r.ynora,4 to the corner Porter Street anil SER R. (fornerly the Waterbury Male able Iron Co groundsl and being practic al R .iIer V Iksr an prepared to do all kInds or B.,iIer Water Tank. Smoke Stack. Tar hesi ing Pnr1acss Aunealing Pans, Plate and sheet Iron Work of all Descriptions. Orders oy mall VIII receive prompt atTention-
 JAMES J. DUFFY O RNx
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
About Cook ing

In the days when our Enslisl, fo%refathers were more
concerned about plenty of hard fighting than about
the way their food was prepared, the proverb ,,God
sends meat, but the devil sends cooks. must have
been uttered by some though cid warrior who was
wrestling with an unsavory dinner. Since that time, the
world has been reaching the conclusion that a means
of guaging the civilization of a people in the state of
their cookery, and now a great deal of attention is paid
to gastronemic science. Cooking schools have been
established in the cities, many of our public ward
schools give cooking lessons two or three times a week,
W bile this year the Minnesota School Of Agriculture
holds a summer school of dairying and cooking for
women. What we eat has become of Importance, and
how it is to be cooked is a question not to be disregar-
ded. Always leaders in the improvement and advance
incident to civilization, the railroad companies took The
init'otive, and, by the establishment Of veritable hotels
on wheels, rescued the traveller from the lunch counter
and the railway eating house, the Scyla and Charybdis
of travel, between which ones ~disgcs,ion was alm ost
sure to be wrecked. At the head of all stand the
peerless dining cars Of the Burlington Route, running
on all its ~priniipal lines, in which, at a moderate price,
the tourist may have as weel cooked, and well served
. meal as auy hotel in the great cities can furnish. Buy
tickets via this line, ond you need never eat a poor
meal. Apply to any ticket agent, or write to w. J. c..
KENYON, Gen, Pass. Agent, St. Paul, MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

t. d. = suszonY i zaprawiony owoc,
ryby / t. d. = Ma wesela i ucztY
Tub p%owszednie potrzebY domowe
ma lepsze wilma / wodk1.
W HANDLU BUTOW pana
R.. Gri*bach, Mr.. At Ca:imo-
ma ulicy, 8 3 9ta - MONA
kupi6: BUTY, ROBOCZE
TREE lila cE}opow iDAM
oras trzewiki ola dzieci - 20
najtahszYch cenach W miescie.
KTO MA A buty,
niechaj sic uda do szewca p.
R. GRIESBACH. Mr.. Alt
Carimona ulicY, mied2y ulicami
s a Ola. Taru mt ga TAME
p1eniadze wsZelkie reparacye
zrobia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

GAZETY angielskie roz-
powszechnlly pc swiecie mylnq
poniekad pog'oske, iakoby
parafa polska w Winonie
nalega}a ma K. Biskupa
Coltera, by jej prey vr6cil
lewite Klawitra jake probosz~
cga. A jednak Ia d}uzszy
c3as mkt III ME chciaiby mice
owego szarlatana z powrotem.
Grenada warchoiow z poczatku
tylko 2ada}a powrotu probosz
cza W tel %intencyi, ably sic
pred MIA wytlumaczyl, czemu
go Bisxup z Winony wydalil.
Ale Klawites ME g'upi, BY
tn jeszcze sic pokaza,l gdyz
vie dobrze, CODY go spotkato
"a to, lie samowolnle para6a W
TAX wielkie nieszczesclr
wprowadzl}, q potem ia posta-
viii ma tasce losu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

Tylko ostaniego wydobyto jeszcze
zywego. Siedm godzln by4 pod
ziemia. Przeds1eblorca kopanla by}
Polak p. Woiclech Liberia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
SwialactUa.

s. H. Cliffort W New Cassel Wis ,
d%recZony byl neuralagia ireurnatyzmem,
zo}adek jego by4 W nieporzadku, watroba
jegc byla dotknieta W zastraszajacy
sposob, ustal apetyt, i okropnie rtraci4
pa ciele i mocy. Try butelki
Elektryczrego bitru. (Electric BiJters)
go wyleczyly.
-, E~dwardowi Sheppard, HARRISBURG
I'LL. ciekla rama W nodze przez 8 lat
nieustannie. Try butelkl Elektrycznych
kropli i siedm pudelek Buklena masci arnitowej
wyleczyly mu noge: Jan Speaker, Catawba O., mial
piec duzych dziur febryczpych M nodze i doktorzy
mowii, re jest niewyleczalnym. Jedna butelka kropli
Elektrycznych i jedno pudelko Buklena masci Arniko-
wei wy,eczyly go zupelnie.
MONA dostaG w aptcaach pod
Or4em ina w. $. Tomkiewlcza and Bro.
1855 Mitchell I'll r6g 2. ave-, , SAT
Lincoln ave-, r6g 5 ave, Milwaukee,
Wis
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
Teraz uzyi GegD.

Me bedxie mic kosztowalo, a z
pe~nosc Gig CT pomoze, jezeli cierpisz ma
kaszel, z%iebi9czke lub jakakolwiek
do]egliwosc W gardle ]ub p4ucach. Nowy
wynalazek DR.. Kinga ma suehoty, kasze}
l ziebleczke "a poreczeniem udziela
pomocy hub pieniadze beda w16cone.
Leczy takze grype. Spr6buj cho6 tylko
butelke, a doznasz ulg,, Butelki Ma.
pl6be darmo.
Mona dostac W A%plekach pod
Or}em ina. w. s.. Tomk1ewlcza
and Bro. 456 Mitchell ul., r6g 2
ave., SAT Lincoln ave-, r6g 5
ave.. Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

SIZE &eRev.K la
witerjeszcze wiecej Iudai naciag.
nat wWnonie.a ni2e]i podalismy
W %przeszEym tygodniu. Mia
nonicie cjagnq} z tuteIszego
Banku niemieckiego sumo
$500, naiSjoniwszy,. udaaa
swiatobliwoscla, naszego bur"
mistrza p. Dawida Faklera,
dobrego katolika, do pore2ze-
MIA "a niego ma odnosaym
nocie. Wpadio TED w lego
szalbierskle sid}a kilku war,
chol6w. Z %pomiedzy tyeh
jeszcze nailepiej wysZedl
August Dzwo2kowski, bo temu
tylko .uciek} & plepie7zmi.
kt6re mu z CORY ma pogrzeb
zapiac'l. Og6lna suma wy}u
dzona tn przez szarlatana
roznemi iotrowskiemi sztucz~
kami, wYnosi nal800 do!arow.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

u 1O NSON s JAMME

0tw0rzyIi " Win0nie prac0Wnie ma rogu
ulic 4tej i Maine, ma przeciwkoPoc .Reda
uczyli sztuki robienia portret6w ma rome
sposoby i przyjmowa6 zam6wienia ma por-
trety wykonane %o46wkiem, farba pastelo-
wa lub W wodnych kolorach. Kopiujemy re
wszelkich obraz6w, fotografj i druk6w.
Prosimy przyjSd DO mas zobaczy6 nasza
robote / poznaG ceny zanim potret sobie
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
panom sluzy6; i B 0

panom sluzy6; i B 0 g u
/ mamonie. Sam zas ME
chat sic wezmie do piracy
paratlalnei ma wz6r wielu innych
kaplan6w, niechaj pilnuje
brewiarza i ottarza, a wtedY
ME bedz;e potrzebowa} ciagle
&ebra6 wy}udzac pieni7dzy
Cd 5iednego ludu.
Patronus popuh
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
Nasz zwykfy
DreZent.

y Duly obrazkowy KALEN-
CARR ma rok Pahski 1894, z
dwolna luznem1 obrazam1;
p KANTYCZKI.
8 k~s'azeczka pod tvtu}em
KASZUBI POD WIEDNIEM.
By- Powyzei wyszczeg6In1ony
prezent udzDelany bedz1e tylko
tym, ktorzy teraz przyslq $500 "a
,Katolika.''
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
Zap{acill ia KatOlika,

Toledo. Gasiorowski Fir. 2 90
Pittsburg Jan Baranowsk1 lis
Ant. Koczorowskl ECO
Jan Macieiewski 100
MARGIN Wiki LOU
Cleveland, Antonl Nowick, 100
Princeton M1cha1 Roguszka 100
Winona Bielihski J6zef 200
PHILADELPHIA, Tomasz Ciemny 900
Pittsburg, j. Smiglelsx, 200
Two Rivers, J6z. Buiewski 200
La Sale, St. w. Brylski 200
Gle, J6z. Sturgulewski LOO
Pittsburg, Andrea Borowiak 200
Fairchild, Antonl Gnat 100
1I Nasz p~odr6zujacy agent
p. Jan Kurkiewicz Jymczasem
skolektowa} i przesia} do kasy:
Bay City, F~rackowiak J6z. 100
Superczyhski Tom. 0.50
Krawczyk Jan LOO
E.. Oh. NiedzieIsKi 100
Anton Plechowiak 100
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
POOLE CHA
ola cierpiacych.

StawnY lekarzLa Croski DR..
FRAN K POW ELL
white Beaver) bedzie "a diva
tygodnie. W Czwartek, 2
Sierpnia, w Winonie, i przyj.
uowa6 bedzie chorych cd
rama do wieczora, W hotelu
ma dworcu kolei North Yves.
tern.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
Manitowoc, Wis.,,
IL Lipc9, 1894 r,
Szanowny Redaktorze!

Is Lipcs, 1894 r.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Poda]e do publicznej via
domoscl nowe forte]e Guido
worcy minitowockiego, ably
Szanowna PublicznosG raczyla
sauna osadzi6, cay te move
sztuki ME So nowYm dowodem
wyzyskiwania ludu?
Wiadomo, Re ks. Luczycki,
skutkiem r6znYch wybryk6w
i niesumiernego post7powan;a,
musiat spedzic do budy Go$c1o
i DzWon, / dis spiewa Gorsz
kle tale. Ow6z niedarmo
mowi przys1owie: tonacy brzYt-
wy sic chwyta, g nasz Guido
tw6rca ina sic nowej machi~
nacTi, aby m6g} naprawi6
dziurawa kieszeh i znowu
skiadac pieniad7e ludzkie do
banku Ia korzys6 w]asna, a
potem, na}adowawszy kabze,
ucieka6 do EuropY, albo posY-
}xG swolm siostrzencom ma
poGro& do AmerYkl. Przrtoz,
ably Szanowna Publicznosc nle
popad}a W nowe sld}a, obowiaz.
klein naszym Jest wYtlumaczyc
ma co sic zanosi.
K. Euczycki puscit W SWAT
kilka tysiecy sensacyjnych
list6w, w kt6rych czule pr2e :
mawia do wszystkrch swoich
dawnych abonentow, ably skla-
dali pieniadze ma przytu}ek:
R atucie = VIOLA on
DO dzleci vase w prey.
t ku sgina 6 O d u!
Co ga ironia! - Cav ks.
E. nie vie, lie 81 Ameryce
d1ieci w przytu}kach ME umie-
raja giodr, ch7ba pod
radiant cndotw6rcY, kt6rY,
ch0dcudownie rozmna&a chleb,
to go missy %pozeraja a
biedne dzleci karmia sic tylko
okruszynami, kt6re spadaia ze
sto|u pryncypata.
Rodacy! Me dajcie sic iowi6
IA wedke. W tych cie&klch
czasach ogcInej nedzy tczeba
bye bardzo oszczednym, i ia
humbokierow i humboki pie
piedzy ME wydswa6. KS. Iu-
czycki nigdy rachunku wan
uie zdawa}z wassych pieniedzy
krwawo zarobiorych, vice i
teraz ME spodziewa lie sic
sprawozdania z rachunkow
PREDICT = az na Jozefatowej
dolinie.
O lie mi wiadomo, wszYstkie
koscio}y polskie W Ameryce
maja swoje dlugi, W tym
ciezkim czasie niemal kazda
para64 ma sauna re SODA do
czyn,enia. Nadto. slyszsfem,
Re prawie wsz7scy ksie&a So
przeciwni taklemu naduzywa.
niu prawa, wiec osmielamy sic
zapyta6, quo ur.e, KS. Eu.
czycAi po para6ach kolektoje
swojemi listani pastersk!emi?
Kto mu ds1 prawo wysyiat
20 para6ach listy pasterskie
i lud bafamuciS? Skoro vice
ks. T.. ME mole sobie da6
rady &c swoim Przytu}kiem,
to radgimy sprzedaG Przytu1ek
miastu Manitowoc ma szpital.
DO ME Ina " 0 NJ
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
WIADOMOSCI
MLEJ E.

WELL. X.
JUL W sobote: FL L'pca, opus.
Gil Dasza polska para6a ma
zaws2e. Warcholy, 20 pierw-
seem jego kazaniu nleco
uspokc]one, pogzllY sic ma
nowo, odebrawszy jakieS pod
s2czuwa1ace listy z La Sale,
Ill. - Wiel. X. Gurowslli,
mtody kapIan q Europy, kt6ry
"a ks. Grabowskim pr2yjecha}
z La Sale, opusciE m1asto
nasze diva dni p6zniej. Teraz
juz ,ty)ko je'lnego ks!edza
poIskiego many w Winon'e,
ozenioDego z akuszerka lego.
mos2ia Pufalskiego. Ten tvln
czasem nawet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Warcholom wystsrczY.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

wy pau Sly 81 hA"S%tul "
B'skup IA to wszystkko
mic ME ,noWi.
SPRZET PSzENICY W
okolicy Winory JUL skohczony.
PloDy jsknailepsze.
WlELE Poiak6w przy}aczs
sic teraz do parafi czeskiei,
Polak, w%ptaciwszY do kasY
pa~rafialnej 10 dolarow, stale
si7 czionkiem parafi czeskiej
wtzelako ME ma g}osu pa
mitingacb psrafalnych. Gdyby
TAXI paragraf starry cztonkowle
naszej polskiej parafi byli
ustanowili dla nowych czfon.
k6w, dop6kibv ci jeszcze ME
wpfacili catej sunny ma kosci6},
byfaby nam swiatynia Pahska
sta}a do dzisiaj,
DAWNlEJSZE warcho1y juz
powoll navracaja SIC do hajo
hha, pyZekonawszY sic, Re
gazeta nasza nietylko pisze
prawde, lecz nawet Clogo
naprz6d przepowiada rzecsy
maiace sic w%ydarzy6 w pray
szEosoi. Madray po szKodaie,
odszukali sobie njektorzY numer
Katoziko 5go Maja b. r, W
ktorym take bylo umieszczone
pr%oroctwo:
A vice TAXA juz chyba i VIOLA
Boza. Ma sic dzla6 tax, jak wich-
rzYciele zadajq, ably sami sprowa-
dill ne s'ebie kare "a swoje
grzechY. Naszem zdariem ju7 to
jest dla Mich kara, re dostali z}ego
ks1edza, DO LAX czytalismy W
Wykfadzie Lekcyi Ewangie]li
ks. Gof6niego, Pan Bog czasem
karze parafa z}ym ksiedzem. Ale
wnet spotka bezboznlkow kara
]eszcze wleksza. Ukarze ,ch Pan
Bog slepota, zacmienlem rozum6w,
i W tenn za6mien1u swojem kosci6t
sw6j, dosry, piekny / wygodny,
obala, a z budowa druglego ME
przyids do kohca. Beda sic tfukli
po obcych swiatyn1ach i c1ezko
odpokutuja "a swo]e swietokradzk'e
zbrodn1e.
Niestety w bard2o krolAlm
czasie powy&sze proroctwo Sc
speloi}o i dalej sic speln1a.
Pan J0zd Z1uno sprowadzil
ma gr6b ola syna piwowara pana
Piotra Buba pieknY pasag = al
daleko re Wschodu, z Verne ont.
Fan lruna QOSCaf "a ten pOS3g 4
tysiecy dolarow i dobrY ma MIN
zrobl1 lnteres.
Pan Pawe1 Bam6euek buduje
PREY Kamiennej drodze pletrowy
dom z ceg}y, dok4d przeniesle
swoj$ grocernla.
KUPIEC PAN j. STIRNE-
MAN, w}asclcIel d~awniejszego
handful Brinka, codopiero odebra}
200 par kotder, kt6re tanio beda
sprzedane = poczawszY cd ~ ct.
sztuka.
w GRCCERNI BRACI GRIE.
Sell W Winonle, PREY starym
Siennym rynku, znaidziecie tylko
najlepszY towar, q mianowicle:
kawe; ser, swieza wotoszczYzne l
9
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

Prey kopaniu do}u "a klaszto-
rem Si6str Franclszkanek, dawniei-
Sym szpitalem, zasypa}a zlemia W
dniu "a L1pca dw6ch czeskich ro-
botnlkow, J6zefa Snajdra l Danlks,
pewnego ch}opca ajrYskiego i ro-
bctnika poIskiego Mioha}a Kulasa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

ziemia. Przeds1eblorca kopanla by}
Polak p. Woiclech Liberia.
- Nh til jesz tax fem %sq-
5eczk0 M mmla2a! wykrzykuje
patryarcha Jan Buraht, wy
wracajac kieszenie u spodni.
Waerq . ce6ae tejn wefk-
sowo7 ten pqkaty dache5
odpowiada mu sasiad - c1ej ju
lie PRONE c5eszynse dyasz!...
z OBWODU
TOW, jake teraz stawiaja
mularze pod nowY kosci6t,
wnioskowac MONA, be to
arcydzieio pomystu Klawitrow.
skiego niewiele bqdzie obszer-
niejszem Cd obalonego koscio-
Ia. = A ja1a cacy forma
swiatyni! - Bedzie 2upeInie
okrag}a. jak bvwaja zydowskie
boznice. - Nadto znawcy
twierdz2, re Fundamental wiele
"a s}abe W stosunku do cie&a.
ru, jaki maia dzwiga6.
MA mi
tingu warcholskim uchwalono.
ably tylko calkiem przez jeden
miesiac odprawiafo sic osobne
nabo&ehstwo czeskim kosoieIe
ola Po}ak6w. Potem Polacy
Czechom wiecej op1acaG sic
ME beda. - Ma tym samym
uchwalono, abY Sio
Notredamkom ju& wiecej
ME wyp}acauo z kasy para
f%ia|nej pensyi jake naucaYciel
prey polskiej szkole -
by je W ten sposob Zmus;c do
wyproWadzenla sic e klasztoru.
B'skup na to wszYstkko
nic ME lnoWi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
Stop! lady Stop?
Lean and lank,
He's such a crank;
My stars! I thank
Pm not his wife
A Scene of strlfa


St6j dz1ewcze st6j!! U njego
watroba ME jest w porzadku. MAJ
kazdej zony %powin'en, czui9c sic
s}abYm. zazywac lekarstwa DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Y prowadza ono lad W wat;ob1e /
W nerkach, czysci krew, wypedza
z systemu wszelk1e nieczystosci
wzmacnia funkcYe wog6le. ia
dobry skutek sig reczy, aldo pie
Made beda wr6cone.
?lgu} Xxi DR.. J. ca
lec2a zatwardzenie, boil g}owy.
niestrawnoEG nieregu]arnosci
merck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-30

A Lively Blaze in a Weu-known City
HOusN.

Yesterday afternoon during the storm
several companies of the fire department
were called out to respond to an alarm of
fire sounded by Policeman ]. H. Clements
from box No. 136. Had it not been for the
discovery made by the policeman, who was
on duty in all the rain, the fire would no
doubt have been a serious one, but, being
discovered so soon, the firemen were on
hand before the flames had an opportunity
to spread. and the consequence was that the
entire loss did not exceed 81 500 The fire
started in the cupola of the old Morrison
mansion, 1915 l. street northwest, to which
access is also had by the occupants of the
adjoining house. In this cupola the occu-
pants of the house had goods stored, inclid-
ing bedding, books and household effects
When the policeman made the discovery anu
went to the house he found that some CT The
occupants We're asleep, while one OF tfeIn
was enjoying bath. 1t took but lew
minutes, however, for them to dress, get To-
gether their jeweiry and other Valuabics ana
seek place of safety. When he frcihen
arrived they soon had the flames under cen
troll, but in addition to the actual damage
by fire considerable damage was done by
water. House No. 1918 is occupied by
Hugo Darlington and owned by MIS-. Mary
Darlington. The adjoining house is oc>u-
pied by Mr.. w. T. Wood, the patent at
torney, who was not at nome at the time Of
the fire. The cause of the Gre is unknown,
although the firemen think 1t was caused by
lightning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-30
EXCURSIONS.

Tomorrow the Associated Employees of
the United States Electric Lighting Com
pany will give their second annual outin&,
end pleasure excursion to Marshall Hall.
The Olmo Mandolin Club will accompany
the electricians and q very pleasant day
Is anticipated by the association. The
steamer Manchester will leave her wharf at
10 am, 2:30 and $50 pm.
The third annual excursion Of Gen. John
NJ Schofield Garrison % Of the Regular
Army and Navy Union Of the United
States will be given to River View tomor-
row and an enjoyable day Is promised to
all who go. The steamer Samuel j. Pentz
will leave her wharf at 9:45 am, las and
Gas pm
The Asbury NJ E. CHURCH and Sunday
school will give an excursion to Glymont
on Thursday. The following Sunday
schools have been invited and are expected
to be present: Nineteenth Street Baptist,
Fifteenth Street Presbyterian. Shiloh Bap-
fist, Plymouth Congregational. Metropoli-
tan a. NJ. E., Mt. Zion. Ebenezer. Zion
Wesley, Zion Baptist, Israel c. NJ. E.,
Central NJ. E., Galbraith, Second Baptist.
Third Baptist, Lincoln Memorial, Vermont
Avenue Baptist and Metropolitan Baptist.
There will be numerous attractions, in
Guiding, bathing, boating and fishing, and
plenty of music. The steamer Lady Of the
Lake will leave her wharf at $50 am. and
3 pm, and returning in time for all car
lines .---ts...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-30
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Marshall Hall-Macalester leaves at 10
am, 30 and $50 pm. River Queen leaves
1T $50 am. and pm
River Niew.-Samuel j. Pentz leaves at
s:io am, 1 As and 6:i5 pm.
Mount Vernon.--Macalester leaves at 10
am. and $50 pm.
Mount Vernon--By Pennsylvania railroad
every hour daily.
Bay Ridge.-Second annual excursion of
Union Division. No. 8, u. r., K. of p
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio station at
BIB am. and rs pm.
Colonial Beach.-Steamer George Leary
leaves at am.
Buena Vista--Steamer leaves 9Th and o
streets at 10 and IL am, and from 1 to s
pm. hourly.
Marshall Hall--Second annual outing and
pleasure excursion of the Associated EN-
ployes of the United States Electric Light
ing Company. Manchester leaves at 10 am,
2:30 and $50 pm. sr-
River View.-Third annual excursion Of
General j.. NJ. Schofeld Garrison %. Regu-
lar Army and Navy Union. U. s. d. c.
Samuel j. Pentz leaves at 9:45 am, 1 As
and 6:45 pm.
Steamer Harry Randall for Chapel Point,
Colonial Beach and river landings at am.