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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
FEAST ON THEIR DOGS.
Customs of the People Chinn rnd
japan Are Fighting Over.

Customs of the People China rnd
japan Are Fighting Over.
The first thing that strikes a visitor
to a Corean village is the surprising
subpopulation of dogs. says Harpers
Weekly Every house seems to possess
a pack of these spiritless ours. which
are a gray variety of the Chinese chow
dog. They display a more than passing
interest in a European traveller. and a
free use of ones stick is necessary to
keep them at bay. On investigation
one discovers that they form the staple
article of diet of the population. I'm
like most Asiatic races, the Coreans
are meat eaters, and these dogs, being
always at hand, afford the necessary
food with the minimum of exertion and
expense Another curious feature OF
the Corean diet is the total absence Of
tea, the almost universal beverage Of
eastern Asia.
Frequently one sees a Corean forag-
ing for the evening meal. The method
is simple, though unpleasant. He is
armed with a short pole. to the end Of
which is attached a. moose. This he
throws over the head of the nearest
dog, and then proceeds to screw the
pole round till the moose tightens. and
slowly throttles the dog, who is mean
while prevented from getting to close
quarters with its butcher by thrusts Of
TIE pole.
This country is much infested by the
great long-coated Monaghan tiger. This
ma gnificent animal, though a consider
able source Of revenue on account OF
its valuable skin. is nevertheless much
dreaded by the natives. SO serious are
the ravages committed by them that
the king was forced to organize q regi-
ment of Royal finger Hunters" and
these constitute the corps d'eiite of the
Corean army.
Travelling in Corea can hardly be de-
scribed as luxurious. The Corean IS
not lavish Of home comforts for him
self. and ne certainly provides a mini
mum of the same for the travelias
foreigner. The average Corean hotel
compares unfavorably with a modern
pig-sty. and one has to sleep as bkst
one can in the midst of surprising oil a,
colony of cattle and fowls and ,otYsr
things which shall be nameless
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a REAL INCARNATION.
A strange Display of Occult powers
Seen in Persia.

Seen in Persia.
The following curious account of a
magical ineantation is from work
entitled "a Year Amongst the Per-
sans, by Edward G.. Browne, fellow
I Of Pembroke College, Cambridge 1t is
interesting, says a writer in 81 light N
Jas showing that faith, or conddenI ex-
pectati0n, is one of the conditions of
success in such processes; and as prov
ling that the appearances take form
according to the preconceptions of the
E0perator.
My Informant in this case was a phil
fpsopher of Isfahan. I saw him ON sew
|zsral occasions, and had long discus
sions with him on religion and philos-
ophy. He spoke somewhat bitterly Of
the vanity of all systems II have
tried most of Them he said. AT one.
time of my life 1 devoted myself to the
occult sciences, and made ar attempt
to obtain control over the 'jinnis, with
what results / will tell you. You must
know in the first place that the modus
operandi is as follows: The seeker
after this power chooses some solitary
and dismal spot There he must re-
main for forty days, which period of
retirement we call chile He spends
the greater part of this time in incan-
tations in the Arabic language, which
he recites withip the area of the man
daP or geometfical figure, which he
must describe ina certain way on the
ground. Besides this, he must eat very
little food, and diminish the amount
daily. If he has faithfully observed
all these details, on the twenty-first
day a lion will appear and will enter
the magic circle.
The operator must not allow him
self to. be terrified by this apparition,
and, above ALL must on no account
quit the mauaal, else he will lose tbs
results of all his painsA If he resis&
the lion other terrible forms Will come
to him on subsequent days-tigers,
dragons and the like-which he must
similarly withstand If he holds his
ground till the fortieth day he has at
tanned his object, and the 'jinnis,' hav-
ing been unable to get the mastery over
him, will have to become his servants,
and obey all his behests. Well. faith
fully observed all the necessary condi-
tons, and on the twenty-first day sure
enough d lion appeared and entered the
circle. l was horribly frightened, but
all the same l stood my ground, al
terror. Next day a tiger came, and
still 1 succeeded in resisting the i'm
pulse, which urged me to flee. But
when, on the following day, a hideous
and frightful dragon appeared, l could
no longer control my terror and
rushed from the circle, renouncing all
further attempts a obtaining the mas
terry over the 'jinnis.' When some time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
AUCTION! Auction,

On Wednesday. December rs, at 1890
a. M, No. 10 Willard Court, on Sixth
South street, between West Temple and
First West street, parior furniture, fine
piano cost $780, bed lounge. rockers.
brass table, easels, bedroom sets, one fine
centre and extension tables, sideboard,
carpets on five rooms. base burner
stove, hanging and hand lamps, piano
lamp, china, glass and silver ware.
kitchen utensils etc.
K. A. ANDREWS, Arctioneer.
On Monday I will sell at the south
store of Teasdel's, Main street. the
balance of the groceries and a lot OF
notions, toilet sets, albums and some
toys, etc.
K. A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
ART AND ARTISTS.



t'rSpasay lie readers Of The Herald
begin 10 realize that an attempt is be.
ting made to Sustain an interest 81, ar,
that pas g,sa,, s1,...,s I. 8, 49,.
= : = sAsS,S' !, AZ
r. DSs7'l 2 ts9Ou zeal ssalq, one TIME a1lc
anotfser, about cur intellectual develop
nnent. We have posed in a modest sor,
OF way as the Athens of tbe ;5tay.
s,s,...,tr =. -. ~ -.
Sos..i ny enu nave Chained e
AtNe an ART development that is excep-
tionai in the western states and Ter
riaories In this claisa. we are justified.
Wa nro6,ce s,ess ,s,,s,,,.,s -.,
sls' we nave q more genuine art feel
el1g and understanding than any other
community between the Pacific ocean
and ssna Afssso,,,.; ,.,,.o,.. 49,. 4.
a,tf :. - !" : "a
H. 1850 ~. can prove II cut As
49,. = ,rlst That anelneT
z .'e tF7epie sHno couid take lne
s. ~ ,'--s'Sea II our ti1us anu hang
.,, - 80 ns-ils, 70 tne aoAoI ana sup
n'As ~ II tslvse VINO produce ~, as Well
= ~ . s,ts4A :. O"n sssnent' uo not 40 So
1 NyuiI Ds Host gratlIylng 70 Inc
-. Saa.u a 2 lew impulse Wouid zoe lelt
-s.ssS q So.u teau 70 SilH sreater ue-
'sas'i'''isiie IA Inc arr OF ane Fer1eory.
TN
ny State OF ptah rs gong 10 be
800 49, - aat IN Spite OF everything
aNULnang Is mere clearly written on the
81 llss1 8, Isis every winter ana a
rs TYP y - seotne up IN the spring.
- spu 1V l1 s'eip them lney VIII go
" Mten LETT WSlk unalaed; II IS not
s ~ N4lsue y me support tney nave had
llal tley nave ptTslsseu IN lhe'r de-
eotlon' 1tiear art Is somelhsng Inat
sslls1a1es sl'oh .dneoaisly an the Draifant
seiss.lsiAs u fsiF 2 oidav, or Itows out
- e'ie purple masses OF our mountains
u Nne evening.
~ We utse Upon orr people TO gain
uilso themselves, 10 preserve ana
NneiS NN, the lungs OF arr THAR are be-
al1s proaucea IN cur midst. lsnese are
VIZ Maliss shal aggregate 20 make a
r r great III me hlgnest sense.
nuS eis shOulu ulscridlhaate ever SO
SiVsely-.inere is aDunoaht mater7ai 10
snVose lron' ara the berter the taste
IN selectaon tne more the artists are
SIMULATED to their best Efforts. But
let ii not be lllllger sad that this bright
and ambitious community suffers the
art that is init TO la1lguish for the want
of patronage. Let every person, who can
possibly afford it find a place in his
home for some art work Droducad II,
Utah. 1t will prove the hest of ali in
vestnents ana a continlTolIs source Of
Measure
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
the works of art will remain to per
petuate the glory OF France

II.+
the works of art will remain to per-
petuate the glory OF France
When the art appreciation that we
hope for daWns. it viii come streaming
through the most unexpected channels.
Among the surprises in store will be
Inc purchase Of a picture by some
one OF our rnuIti-mil lionaires. Then
will follow the patronage of some beg
Gar Walo was not supposed 70 have z
crust to feed upon. Next it will be.
has never before cared for anything
eue q PACK q carus ana q small bot
W. 81 liltslSsl n
i Sc si,u pss III, -, lew sens le Illo-
,,vis, y : fss - , &,
10 -f, <atiu " ~
t t,,e a. .iisy nave II tns past
.1f MIXTURES go - IS = ''is
lean Fra r,f,,is ngillet na;nte5 s;sy,
for a l,laclssu1if9, s,or, Fsr,ars x,e4,,3..
man. and II still swings in tho lftss,ss
village OF Grucfly where ti,e artist wa.
born and reared. The French govern,
ment is now making elaborate nego-
tiations for the purchase of this sign
board that it may be placed in the
Louvre.
a@
In February. there will be exhibited
In New York 240 paintings by the late.
George Inness, which the artist went.
over and signed during the year be>
fore his death. AT the same period
as ne did this, he destroyed many stilS
oles tnat ne deemed unworthy Among
the pictures TO be exnpfted is a splen-
q ,l one about len feet IN length tina (:
nas psen n seen Dy Very Few even u nis.
S y s,s Ltielius.s t1soTEe lhfess WAS one
'e"pe pain'eis'
Inc Engilsn artist with Frenc1
iidiiie' Du Maurler, WhQse humorous
caricatures on society nave appeared
Ior years IN the magazines, has covered
h lal,. WIN glory IN mis- latest book.
lTlipy. y Is Inc greatest MT of re-
$50 tne lauadt i9h lila Z Is pesioNsa
upot ~ olnLns coulu sitoIe sIesl[iy
;.t - is ~ {
- eue ~ . IS sltlii'l y,
nouG ~ ~ las .uels 49,
~ - ~ sapl.e assss
Iis
nave .bAen ,ro,,Ss;,t ii Nezv yorl- s,3d
,,laea5 N sxh;hifie, 4i,o,, 81, 7,.,t ~, xsals
To ti5is galderv ro,,ia tho naoy,ie WIZ,
have road IN, b,olr ANA t,,e,,,
bring tl,es story Win ;ibem f, % ovar
again fine delieiht they mad in rea5ling,i
Regardless az tl,e fa-lt-flnding of tfa
critics wbo sea had Ara wing In every
nicture fhev inner. fendarlv annr,q tf,a
ma nv ,nicf,,res Of fne sweet nafhetic
Trilbv. shud,ier AT Svengali. tq,e "lean.
,,ncannv. black snif5er-ca 80 wish fhev
cculd sr'al,a hands win fha r,orio,,s
Taffv or sse The io1Jv laird dsncin,, th.s
can-can f.l5snsone l. jS,ong-lTorrS al
he saws if1 In MANY WAYS This charm
ing work Of Din Marrier's is . Iiterarvi
~, 1,,,+ ~ s,,-,,o+ - - ,v.o
lies in the unaffected SIM
plicity with which he has brought the
reader into friendly contact with the
characters in the story.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
BALLADE OF a CHARITY BALL.

Behold TIE type of modern society!
l am brainlesS sawdust doll.
Dressed in style and prim as piety.
Not too short. nor an inch too tall.
Whether the moments fly or crawl,
This gay scene TO an ending nearS,
NauSht survives but a madrigal
After a lapse of a hundred years
l am in the pink of propriety
Poised in my rewly made stall.
Viewing the crowd with much sobriety;
Flirt of fan and hutter of shawl,
Shadows dancing across the wall,
And gems that glitter in ladies' ears.
These will be dust in fate's grim thrall
After The lapse of hundred years.
Faces fixed in jaded safety,
Forms that are passing great and small,
Endless changing and wide variety,
Conversations that rise and fall;
Some that beacO and some that call.
But none who pauses, OF heeds, or fears;
What will be left of this carnival
After the lapse of a hundred years?
ENVOI
Prince, wait in a lighted hall,
Thronged with a gathering of my peers,
For we shall be equal, one and ALL
After the lapse of a hundred years.
Ernest McGaffey in Chicago Post.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
had elapsed after this and I had pur-

had elapsed after this and I had pur-
sued my studies in philosophy fur
Their, 1 came to the conclusion that
had been the victim Of hallucinations
excited by expectation, solitude, hun
ger and long vigils; and, with d view
to testing the truth of this hypothesis,
I again repeated the same process
which I had before practiced, this time
in a spirit of philosophical incredulity.
My expectations were justified; saw
absolutely nothing"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

to the mantel. by the side of which Is
an electric button, or bell punch, COM
municating with the kitchen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23

Jean Francois Millet painted a sign
for blacksmith shop when a young
man, and it still swings in the lib.lss
village Of Gruchy where the artist wa.
born and reared. The French govern,
inent is now making elaborate nego-
tiations for the purchase of this sign
board that it may be placed in the
Louvre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
For Letter Heads,

Bill heads, statements. ball tickets and
ali kinds of lob work send to The Her
aid Quick work and reasonable prices
assured.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
POSZUKIWAN W kilk

gazetach angielskich a nawet
niekt6rYch MEM, tutaj czytywa-
nych, znajduje sic przestroga, ably
publicznosc mia}a sig ma bacznosci
pred pewnym Aleksandrem Kno
pikiem, lat 81, s}usznego wzrostu'
Gerry sniadeji 0 czarnym waste,
majacym uczciwych rodzic6w W
Little Falls, Mimi, brata W Wi
monte. Znalaz}szy przytu}ek i prace
Il .. Eichmanna W Warszawie
zakradlszy sic W jego zaufanie,
bardzo zle mu sic odwdzieczy}, a
opr6cz tego i innych obywateli ma
mniejsze sunny naciagna4. Pokrzyw.
dzony wzywa.pana Alexandra, ably
poda} mu obecny sw6j adres, od
wrotna poozta odesle mu nedzne
manatki, kt6rych, uciekajac z War
szawy, ME zdazy} zabra6 re soba.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
PREZENT
GaEa abOnent0w Y d0f1
pfacacych.

Abonentom, opfacajacym
abonent Z do1u, wlaSclwie
wcale prezent sic ME nalezy.
Mimo to. ze wzgledu ma
ciagnace sic Cd blisko dw6ch
lat ciezkie easy, danny
kazdemu, ktory nam zap}aci
przynajmniej diva dolary "a
leg}ego abonamentu, naste-
pujace ksiazki W podarunku:
y Kalend darz aryan.
s k j ma rex Panski 1895.
p W eso4y W1er 20 | e.
ia: - Pewinszowania ma wszelkie
przygody, Zaprosiny ma wesele l
pioseneczki weselne-z obrazkamj.
81 PrzygodY L Or k a. =
Ciekawe opow1adanle z czas6w
Plastowskich.
a. yeaeH abo,aes'ut zaoeiejisco-
vy, aap5aciavszy 2 dolory 1oleq7ego
abo,aanae'1tu, proq,ale dostac codo
piero svyszc2eg6lmlony prezent,
powl1ale92 rQzena z ubon0qaente17a
1aadestoc 5 ce7atoeo 1aa p,'zese1ke
pocztouq. Hqaczej aucaze od ,aas
pod0r2nku ,aie dostoaale.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

sandra II stanaf W dniu IS
Listopada W PetersDurgu.
Trumna W paradzie obnoszona
by}a po najprzednlejszych
cerkwiach W stolicy. NajblizeJ
trumny postepowali spiewacy
i schyzmatyckie duchowie11.
stwo. Kutasy ca}unu trzymalo .
16 genera}6w w za}obnych
aniformach. Po obu stronach
karawanu postepowali pazio--
vie, pochodniami W reku.~
w pierwszym powozie "a
karawanem siedzia}y carowa,
narzeczona m}odego cara
ksiezna heska Alicya, carewi->
cz6wne Xenia i Olga. cork
|zmar}ego cara. w druglrn
powozie siedzia}y: kr6lowa
grecka, ksiezna Walii, ksiezna.
Sasko - Koburgska oraz
ksiezna Meklemburgsko -
Skwierzyhska. Panuja til TAX
srogie mrozy, ze musiano
zniesG most okretowy przez
Newei orszak za}obny obje~,
cha} daleko W ko}o, przez most
Nikolajewski. .-Zw}oki z}ozone
zosta}y do wiecznego spoczyn-
ku w katedrze sw. Piotra /
Paw}a, 7 gdzie Z spoczywaja
wszyscy carowie rosyjscy,
poczawszy Cd Piotra Wielkie-.
go.-S Stub cara Miko}aja liz
czeska ksiezna Allcya nazna-
czony ma 26 Listopada.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
Grunia farInerSkie.
D0bre O. TAME.

Kto pragnle nabyG kawak
gruntu, nlechaJ pisze do mas 20
broszurke, zatytu}owana BARGAIN
LIST Mr.. %, codopiero wydans%
So W n1ej podane bllzsze szczego1Y
o wiela pieknych gruntach. a
takze O nowych z1emiach, kt6re z
powodu ciezkich czas6w cf'aru]e
na sprzedaz "a po}owe tvle, lie
one warte. Posiadam 2O tys1ecy
akrow, kt6re musza bye sprzedane.
Zapewn1am, IL zadna Kompania w
Ameryce ME moze TAX dobrei z1e-
mi 20 tax nieslychanie tanlch ce-
mach sprzedawac, 1 pod tax korzy-
stnemi, dla kupujacego, warunkam,,
pleknY obrazek, A Prone GERS
Fl m 6 in WI iscon SIN, IL
cali wysoki, IS cali dlug1, razen
moja ks]a:eczk9 O 20 stronicach,
pod tytu}em WISE consi n
E m ing Land, przesle
darmo kazdemu, kto do mnie DO
to Daplsze. So tam szczego1y a
obv ZACH gm1nnycb.
Kto pragnie osiedIiG sic W
pieknej polsk'ej okollcy, pomledzy.
poIsklmi farmerami. lnledzY ko-
sclo}aml katolickmi szko}ami,
gdz1e farmer W lecie ma robote
przy roll, W z'mie przy drzewie
lub W mnoglch fabrykach t. d.,
ten niechaj przybedzle do P6inoc..
negc Wisconsin,. Moze juz nlgdY
W zyciu wiecei taxa pomyslna
sposobnosG ci sic ME naderzy.
Plsac do mnle natychmiast, choG
po po]sku, a odwrotn2 poczta
podam bllzsze wladomoscl.
Trzeba naplsac, W kt6rej ga !
zecie czy ta4o SIG to mole og4osze-s
ME. II
X. ROSCHOLT, Eau Claire. Wis.,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
Teka RezmaStesei

Pietrz Kiolbassa chcia}
), ,ohsu, ale ,,ofs" poszed}
mimo nosa. Zaledwo flaki
zosta}y. Me pieprz Pietrze...
reszty sic moze kazdy domy-'
Sic.
KAToL1K ME ma sic Z czego
snucic, nj veselic. Dobrze
s}uzaac dobrej sprawie, bez
wzgledu ma partye,. vie dobrze
ze i pod rzadami demokrat6w
i republikan6w psy boso
chodza.
Czasami Kiolbasse i mu
podobnych sic wypcha, CA
sami kogut zapieje:nic tego,
ki-kl. ri-ki, / tez dobrze bye
musi.
Najlepsze ma te ciezkie
czasy jest kopalnia z}ota W
Kalifornii. Nawet ubogi "a
konnik, jak Wiel. X. Win
Gently Barzyhski m6wi: z}oto,
OF CO! Stub ub6ztwa.- furda!
Starry Master Cd KAToL1KA
tez pragnie styrane lata W
puszku i, wygodzie spedzi6.
Glancowany ko}nierzyk z
czysta cllustka do nosa naszej
garderobie uchybku bynaj-
mniej ME przyniesie.
Zmi}ui sic Wiel. X. vice
prezydencie, zmi}uj sic X.
dyrektorze! Powiadam VAN,
ze firmy: Barzy,iski, Grutza,
Derdowski & Co. ami chica-
goski DJABEk ME pokona.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
Nasz prezent
wart przeszlo 81 90:
\ktory dawa6 bedziemy tylko
do Nowego 70 ku).

Kazdy nowy abonent,
kt6ry teraz naprz6d zapEac1
ca}oroczny abonament, w
kwocie $500, dostanie Cd mas
w podarunku "a dolara i 10
cen tow ksiazek pomiedzy
nizej podanego spisu. Taxi
sam podarunek danny kazdemu
starenau abonentowl. kt6ry
teraz caly rok naprz6d gazette
nasza cplaci.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
K aIendarM darmO.

Kazdy abonent Kotol1ko
moze teraz darmo cd mas
dostac Kalendarz Maryahski
ma up]ywajacy rok 1894 =
dwoma luznemi obrazami.
Potrzebuje tylko pr7es}ac pod
adresem Redakcyi Katolako 4
Gently w znaczkach pocztowych
ga przese}ke poczta.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

kim ludziom przeczyta6 sobie
zycleSw. Franciszka z Asyzu.
Ktatolicy W tym kraju po-
winnli i|t'rl sic cieszy6 faktu, ze
wINowym Yorku oni w}asnie
demokratycznego blagiera
Hill'a g}osami swemi zasypali.
Apiasci republikahska partya
nigdy rzadziG ME beda ,chociaz
tu i owdzie zeby pokazuja.
Ostatnia ZGoDA pisze o
zasch}ych duszach. Moi Boze!
Widpcznie pan Jab}ohski
zaczyna W cuda wierzyG!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

na Kto teraz
tylko Jednego dolara
abonamentu przesle,
ten pokwitowany be-
die W gazecie, lecz
prezentu ME dOsta-
ME,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
(. ROSCHOLT, Eau Claire, Wis
Me ma mic Iepszeg0

do pokrzeDienla zdrow1a koblety
]ak lekarstwo DR.. Plercefs Fayorite
Prescription. Sprzedaje sic pod
gwarancy9, jezel1by ME poskut-
kowato, pleniadzc beda zwr6cone.-
Ola mezatek jest to szczeg6l-
ME dobrym pewnym srodkiem.-
,.Favorlte Prescription'' jest
wzmncnlaiacem i uspakajajacym 1e-
karstwem nerwowem, oraz kom-
pletna kuracya ma wszystkle fun
damentalDe dolegl1wosei, tudziez=
ma chromiczna sfabosc koblet.
DR.. Pierca pigu{k1 lecza wszel-
kie nleregulsrnosci zotadka, tax ze
dispepsya, oraz boil g}owY.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
Dr0bne Eclla.

CZLONKOWIE LIGI to
oczywiscie ig are czyli, W
jezvku ludowym, }g are.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
SFDis kssazek, jake
KATOLIK ma prezent
Ofaruie.

~ OBRAZkOW 7 hALEN.
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g6lniG tytuIy ksiazek, jake
pragna dostaG, wybierajac TAX
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dolara dziesieciu cent6w.
a. lnnych ksiazeczek, ]ak
powyzej wyszczeg6ln'one' W
rezencie ME daiemy.
n Kto, p}acac "a Kuto-
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powyzszego spisu ksiazek "a
s1.1o ME wybierze, temu
poslemy w podarunku pierw-
szych 7 ksiazek W tym sp1sle
reklamowanych, niby li1eraml
pisanemi, tlusteml cyfram]
przy Genie.
"a Kto ma ca}y rok ma
prz5d zap}aci "a Katohku' ten
ma przese}ke prezentu AMI :enta
nam nades}aG ME potrzebu]e'
Przes}any mu bedzie poczzta
frankowany t. ]. bezpfa-
tnie, w dom.
waa% Kto tnraZ
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22


nN1nOW - h1eoy na
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sic rozczaro"a1' w Posagu
llle llld zycld' uaelzd JdkaS
nose poszczegolnvch czeSci
pomnika.
-
LONDYN. - Pod}ug de-
;.+o,ada ;ealoza 10 a;a1;
fortu Art,,r. lecz i,,z ootowa1;
sic do ataku. Armia chi6ska
7ue forc;e ~, ,u,noc;6 x
tvsiecv zo}n;erza -Denesza =
Shanoha; on;ewa = 9enera]
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bitwie nod Pino Van. w kt6rei
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eton oh7a5en;a
VAL .PARAISO. -Cesarz
japohski naby} cd rzadu chilli
skiego pancerny okret wojen-
nv Esmeralda. Komendant
tego okretu Emilio Calm by}
dawniej komendantem wojen-
nego okretu Balmacedy
ST. PElERSBURG. -
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
TELEGRAMY.

RIO DE JANEIRO. -
Rzady Brazylii objaI nowy
prezydent Moraes, wybraniec
ludu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
EAST CHAIN LAKE, MINI.

Many tutaj polski kosci61
polskiego proboszcza, wiel. ks. tt.
Cieszynskiego, ,lecz nabozehstwo jest
u mas tylko~2 razy na miesiqc, DO
parafa "a ma1a, ks. proboszcz
musi dojezdzat do r6znych misyj.
Pozadanem jest, aby tu wiecej Po-
lak6w sic osiedli}o. .Grunt tn dobry,
pszenny, lecz kosztuje cd Is do 35
dolar6w akier. Pomimo tegorocznej
suszy, mielismy tn tego roku
dobry urodzaj. = Donosze zarazem,
ze W dniu Listopada wielebny ks.
Jan Hieronim Cieszyhski poswieci}
zwiazek maizefski pana Ignacego
Taszarka z panna Maryanna Prdch-
MAX. Wesele by1o swietne.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

zWYBRANI POLACY. -
We Whine, Mimi, W powie-
Gle Lincoln, Kodak nasz P.
Mikola] Kluczny obrany jest,
glosami populistycznemi,
registratorem dokument6w
ss4 egistesl Of + Deeds, Deeds a "
Silver Lake, w Minnesota,
Mcleod Co., Jan Pokornow-
ski obrany komisarzem powia-
towym County Commission
ner).