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tries here; provide our own boots and
shoes, and our own clothing; and he
talked to the sisters about making their
own hats. instead OF sending our money
abroad as we have done Tor everything
that we wanted. We have been ike a
carcass with eagles gathered around.
They have found that We are a good
people TO trade with We have had the
credit Of keeping our promises and we
have earned character Boz the East as
being people that have the iewest
number OF bad debts OF any territory
or state ~ the West. They love to
come and deal with as, pcrsuading us
to buy this, that and the other. Il we
would be constrained 20 make our own
boots, shoes aud clothes. and patron
.zc home productions. we could soon
get the balance of trade ON 10 the other
columns OF our ledger Why cannot
the Lltter.day Saints take this as "a
piece Of counsel from the authorities Of
the Church, Let Us also raise our own
provisions. There is no part OF the
broad land oil Zion that yields better
wheat, better grain OF nearly all kinds.
better potatoes, or better fruit We
were renowned from ocean 90 ocean for
insects 20; into Il and made b undcsir.
able, but il We vii turn to the Lord
with lll our hearts and put away our
wrong dealing wherein We stfcw our
ways to strangers He will turn away the
destroyer for our slkcs, and will make
everything again TO bloom and prosper
Tor MS. Then the merchants from
abroad will De able 10 say that nobody
buys their goods because We will have
the goods Of our own manufacture.
What did the angel OF the Lord who
brough, the Gospel through the midst
Of heaven 10 every nation. kindred,
tongue and people say' lie said. Fear
God, aud give glory to Him, for the hour
Of His judgment Is come" DO we not
see that Ills judgments are spreading
destruction all around us} But we have
not yet had To taste much OF them. lie
has been uncOmmonly mcrciul unto us,
making our fields 10 abound with plenty,
and giving us TO rest Ia peace here. His
judgments are IN the earth. and IN all
our calculations we ought to remember
this.
Let rs keep In mind the parable Of
the rich man, whose ground brought
forth plentiully, and who thought to
build larger barns To hold bis produce.
He said within himself. soul, thou
hast much goods laid up Tor .Aany
years take thine ease, eat. drink. and
be merry" What was the result The
Lord said 10 him. Thou fool. ibis
night thy soul shall be required oi thee.
then whose shall those things be-.
which thou hast proWdclW We should
be frugal and cutcfpfistng. provide fuF
our necessities and for those who may
come 10 us, and become an indepeud.
cnt pcoIlc We can do IL II we will.
All these neCcssaiics come out OF the
earth. IL is the farmer that should be
the independent man; get up an cult.
vate his land 10 the season thereof, and
az bis convenience he can read his
newspapers and his books. There Is no
/ branch Of human labor that gives a man
such a variety Of exercise Tor all his
faculties as does that OF good agricul
| turc. The farmer Is the man that should
be encouraged. The miners could not
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GROWTH OF FAITH AND WORKS.
,.s Delivered at
Tabernacle. Salt Lake city, Saturday, April
18th, 1894, by
ELDER FRANKLIN D. RICHARDS.
trrrosTrD nv ARTHUR wrsrrRl

We found that IN giving obedience unto
these principles there was given us In
turn from the heavens a testimony that
made us to know, and that verified the
word OF the Lord wherein lie had
promised that " any man would render
obedience TO those doctrines he should
know, and that knowledge should be i1.
creased. We commenced thus search.
log. aud iu that search We have been
successful T. find that which satisfies
among mankind. when they apply
knowledge Of the truth aud the tcsti.
monies Of His Spirit Finding a fulfil.
mcnt ol isis promises at the very
threshold Of our search into the order
Of the ki gdOm Of God, we were thus
satisfied. thus fed. thus strengthened,
and led TO feel that for these testimonies
we could offer ourselves, all that we
were and had, and lay our lives upon
the altar, for the knowledge which God
had thus given unto rs. This was the
solid and satisfying start that we made
In our search for the truth. Aud oh
what blessing i gave TO the rcpcntant
sinner to know that by going down into
the water and coming forth out OF the
water, under the hands Of one author.
lied Of God, his sins were forgiven and
remitted, and further. to receive By the
laying on Of hands that kin OF the Holy
Ghost which should abide with him
II abode with as, and led as from
knowledge TO knowledge, from faith to
faith, increasing our light. aud IL has
been growing brighter and brighter. as
the faithful can all testify to this day.
With the knowledge Of every new
principle our Joy has been increased.
cgr cup has been filling up: and " we
Lave been active laborcm In the min.
istfy, Our Influence and power have
been increasing and extending, not
merely with our fellow men on the
earth, but with the heavens, so that the
blessings aud favor, intelligence and
revelation 10 which the Saints are en-.
titled, have been increasing and growing
brighter aud brighter until the present
time. The great and grand object with
rs Is that they shall by our faithful lives
grow brighter still until the perfect day.
when what we now see In part we shall
then see In full, and when We having
placed our evil propcnsitics under our
cet and triumphed over them by the
blood Of the Lord Jesus Christ and by
our testimony, shall obtain the crown
In the kingdom Of our God. The path.
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hath sent forth the Spirit Of his Son into
their hearts, crying. Abba. lathcf'
They naturally incline after the lineage
Of their fathers. aud II they have not
obtained ii,they persevere until they find
one who shall teach, instruct aud lead
lead them along unto eternal life. 10
they cannot lind their lineage. they
feel afflicted aud distressed and cut Oh
IN their parts. This b. that feeling
which comes upon The people when
they receive the Holy Spirit that makes
them to cry, Abba. father They want
to know tie spirit OF the fathers and the
doctrines Of the Gospel revealed unto
them. We have great reason to rejoice
10 God. who has revealed these things.
soon after the Prophet Elijah appeared
DO the Kirkland Temp e.. the Prophet
Joseph was led to teach us the d0ctdne
oi baptism for the dead.
Oh. what a world Of labor that has
given us What q JOY il has impaired
o. us Many ielt that they would die
chcerlully Il they could give To- their
fathers and mothers who where dead
the blessings that they enjoyed in the
Church OF CHRISTI Yet there are many
who have not yet put OF the ways Of
the GenulCs. and have not come TO this
scns1ili.y. We have only Just begun
with thi, labor and perhaps some oius
have not begun just right ] recol.cci
when the Prophet Joseph first revealed
the baptism Tor the dead, some went
down IN the river and were hap lied.
men Tor women and women Tor men.
But the Lord soon gave TO The Prophet
Joseph TO organize and sysicmluzc the
whole thing and 30 lie vii about this
order OF the fathers being turned and
united, bound aud sealed to the
chi drcn, and the children 10 the fathers.
aud we will yet have the privilege OF
seeing our generations connected back.
live continue ON and inherit eternal lite.
we shall see them connected clear back
no doubt, 10 ancient Noah aud TO our
more ancient Father Adam. ln the
early days OF tflhuiauon in the Church
the Lord encouraged the brethren by
telling them that they were laying the
foundation Of great aud mighty work.
recolIcct how II used 10 cnccr Us up
In the midst OF our prosecutions.
II we are living correctly before the
Lord, our testimonies increase, our
light grows clearer and clearer. and
We are strengthened iu the way OF
righteousness and truth ! testify that
during the past year I have realized
more abundautly the freedom of the
Holy Spirit. more blessing and mani.
iustaiion Ut the power Of God among
the people. than before. The blessings.
iu the Increased nJw Of the Spirit that
have come upon them since the dedIga-
ton OF the Temple Ia this city ha, been
like an endowment OF the whole people.
Brethren and sisters, cling TO b. Be
diligcnt In Keeping the commandments
Of God, abiding ~ the covenants. seek.
ing to do good. aud in your temporal
things to provide for your wants, and
not depend upon falling Babylon. Il
prophecy IS fulfilled in us today. what
about that prophecy that says that a
great cry shall come up from Babylon,
"and the merchants OF the earth shall
weep and mourn over. for no man
buycth their merchandise any more''
Brother Brigham tried inccF sanity To
pufsuade rs TO establish home indus,
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way to this is through obedience to
every principle that has been revealed,
and that shall be revealed making Il a
part oi our lives and practice.
The Lord guciousy told the hfeih-
rem Ia the early days that 1.-THE Preit-
hood bath continued through the line.
age Of your fathers, for ye are lawful
heirs. according TO the flesh, and your
lives have been bid from the world with
Christ 10 God" What a glorious de-.
velupment What the Priesthood come
down from the days Of the ancients.
through the dark aud bloody channels
of war and fumur Of war. cusldcs and
prosecutions Yes certainly 10 is
evident the eve OF God has been over
US. aud the eyes Of His angels have
watched over the continuation Of the
fathers down through the generations
that have come unto us. This b shown
10y the very fact that the Lord has cared
for lineage which has given you and
me the right to the Holy Priesthood. and
has awakened our souls 60 trace back
that lineage as far as it can be discov.
cred by records, or dreams. or visions,
or revelations. or by the Trim and
Ihummim, until we go back with our
labOfs on that lineage. ana thus return
the only grateful acknowledgment We
can make to them luf being our fathers
and mothers aud giving COS such honor.
able BIRTH and at such a period ol time.
when the Priesthood b. revealed again.
and that we can receive blessings OF
untold worth. that we never ourselves
shall know the iull value Of. until we
tally and enter into the cNaItali0n
which Is promised unto the faithful
Speaking concerning the testimony OF
Elder Lyman about those who have
sought to rise up and appear to the
world MS having a right to the Pfcsi.
dcncy. They Claim tu have obcycd all
OF the revelations which were given to
the Prophet Joseph. The Prophet re-.
cciycd the word Of the Lord that Il was
our duty In Nluvoo TO build temple,
which, said lie. my people are always
commanded to build unto my holy
name" Yet concerning those who
make the claim 10 being the only true
Lattcr-day Saints on earth, we have not
heard even of their undertaking to build
a temple: while we have built half a
dozen OF them need not stop TO talk
about that We are on the road 70
cxaltation, in intelligence. in fellowship
with the angels and with the just made
perfect, and arc already made plrtakcu
in some measure VI the powers Of the
world 70 come.
How glorious Il was alter that J. iah
had come aud revealed this ancient order
OF things concerning the fathers and the
children In the Temple at Kirkland, ir
pursuance OF what the Prophet Malachi
had said he would do, before the great
and terrible day OF the Lord How OUT
fathers that have gone before have
turned unto usl And so have We
turned as children unto our fathers, t.
love them and TO seek after them. and &c
know that We cannot be made perfect
without them, nor they without Us. II
is glorious work, People come int
the Church and gather with the Saint.
almost from the autpodcs. They hav,
received the Holy Ghost, and wha
does u do2 IL makes them just as one
OF the Apostles ancicn,ly said' Goo
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p.loyed hearers. rejoice greatly ~
,ts opportunity that is given us in this
corierence. The testimony that has
zen given by the brethren who have
..,t.n has been so varied and diveisi'
IA that Il would seem as ii every
..,,i5pg mind must have found some
,.I,g that he could take home 10 him
IN and feel that he had been fed,
,l6sd and enlightened In the knowl.
,t.eoi the truth. The growth Of the
..,,s Of God in these latter days brings
Can, from day 10 day such new develop
,,.rit of experience as to cali forth also
,o,,es,onding Instructions suited to our
syty condition; so that as varied as our
circumstances are, or may be, We get
bse upon line, precept upon prccept,
here a little and there a little, for all
,bs conditions through which we arc
b,ough, to pass. aud !, brings to those
who are italy living their religion in
creased testimonies Of the truth. Those
who we're in the world living honestly
before God according to the light they
had prior to the revelations Of the
present dispensation by the Prophet
Joseph. we're ina position Of iustihea'
lion. Nevertheless, there was a con-
slant yearning for something more.
which we did not yet possess; and m
looking around and trying to find that
something else which would satisfy the
human soul. we could not find 1t among
our fellows. They who claimed TO be
our teachers had Il not TO give to US.
We we're told We must not pry into
mysteries, and that what had been re-
yealed and laid down was all they had
the right, or the power, to offer us.
When this Gospel came to US and we
we're permitted to look into 1t: when our
near kinsmen came and told us that
God had raised up a Prophet, that lie
had given new revelations, that lie had
revealed record called the Book Of
Mormon, behold. what did we find
We found that In searching these prin'
cinles thus revealed, there was that
which satisfied this hungering and thirst
Ing that we had after something more.
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How THEY ARB SOUTH.
The Home Industry Cause EObly Sus.
tanned by The People.
rhriyinE Institutious-IsstinE Cnuai-
gre More Land nrouEht into
Cultivation Othor Items.

Andrew ltimball returned Thur.
day from business trip 10 the south.
lie says the people Of Central anu
Southern Utah exhibit most com.
mendabls feeling toward the home
Industry movement The leading
men parlook Of the spirit ut Confer.
vnoc und oil the people are feeling u.
Local industries are feeling oucoutag d,
anu good work IL being done.
Al Beaver the wooden mile which
started up recently now employ taiuy
prrs0ns, anu II is expected that this
number viii be- increased shortly. The
mills manufacture an excellent quality
Of goods. Tue Beaver people ali seem
Interested In building up local w1tk.,
aud are pulling t0gthrr for that end.
At pRrowan tue tunuufy anu shoe
factory turn out about 50, 900 annually.
Al the tsnnury experiments have uouu
going on Tor nearly a month at using
cauaigte root m tanning lea.
thct. 10 IL believed by those
masing the tests that ranaigrr
will prove valuable TO usu with othsf
tanning materials. The shoe factory
h getting out nice article, the styles
beng NJ gU9I ~ the imported. Par d
wan also has furniture shOp., Utc., and
Is quite a home Industry center, aud
the people have practical Ideas on the
suit rcL
Cedar CITY also has IA taunefy ia
op ration, aud THIS with other indus
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AInnl. .I,Irs sall.laelIen.

BRANnHEII's pmLg have always
given satisfaction. La atty yoau there
mas been no complaint OF them. That
Il about their lie In the 4 nitei States,
aud miliiOue Of people have used them,
There IL no DOUBT that they have
established themselves by merit alone.
They cure rheumatism, dyspepsia,
pllcf, liver complaint, hilliousness, ami
any disease arising from an impure
state Of the blood. one OF two Al night
on an empty stomach, Tor week or
two will keep you In good form and
tone up the ~ stem. They are purely
vegetable, absolutely harmless, aud
safe 20 take at any time,
Sold In every drug Or medicine store,
either plain or sugAf COATED.
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For those who wish 10 attend the
Young Ladies' convention at Salt
Lake CITY June 8 the Rio Grande
one single fare ior the round trip from
all points In the Territory, Tickets
Will be sold from Ogden, Eureka, Provo,
liue-ihe Rio Gmndo Western railway.
For other particulars inquire Of the
nearest ticket agent, II, q. w. railway.
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Rates 60 Salt Lsk- ,tts t.F the Young
Ladies' society.

HUTU ~ UNVTl UTuE % WNuTcInu 1I0TuI
either plain or sugAf COATED.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

Jest tandsmeutem ogolnego zdrowis, -
Jezeli jest nadweretonem, natenozas
katdy organ ciais cierpi i mog. mast.
pic bardzo pszykre wyniki. Fan. j. G.
Pstersck, $40 -8ns ave-. Duluth, Minu.
miat to doswIsdczenie W wissnej wei
f.milii, - pisze o tenn jsk nastepuje:
nOJcieo moi cierpisi ma przykrs ME
strawnosc". Wszystko. 90 jsdi, spr.-
wiaio mu o lssc i zdrowie iego popsulo
sic, trwsto TO okoio sEesc mles.7oy q MIC
mu ME Pomsgsio. N~iek,orzy z nsszych
PrzyJacioi dorsdzili mu. ably sprobo vat
DIR. Piotra Gomozo, - oh waliII to lie.
karstwo, a on nabrai otuchy. Postal DO
t.kowe utywai go odnosaie do pre-
piso~ znsjdujscyoh sic ma butslce, i
szczesIwy jestem, ze mogs powis.
dziec. IL lekarstwo to pomogio mu lie.
Piei, nit jskiekolwiek inne srodki, Jake
kiedykslwiek probowai. Zsroclio mu
sic zdrowie zupeinie przez utywsnle
DIR. PIotra Gomozo. JeItem pardzo
~wdEieczny DE-. Peter Fahrney, Chicago.
LII. "a wlelkie btogosiawle6st NO tepo
leksrstws. Me jest 10 lekarstwsm
sPteksrskiem, lokslni tylko apsnci
sPrzedawsjs tskowe. Pc ~szczspofy pi-
sac do DIR. Peter FAhrney, Chicsgo, Ill.
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PREY MIN kata i jego pscholk6w. Ia
drzsf ! omaio ME padi na ziemie. Ma
dsny .nak podnissli go pacho,kowie,
Postawili pod szubienica i kat Z wielks
~zreoznoscia spetnii smutny sw6j obo
wiszek. Pc upiywie 5-ciu miuut leksrz
wojskowy stwierdzil smier6 powieszoue-
Ma kt m ,nde oddziai wojska, asy
stujacy egzekuoyi, uklski i emo viz pa.
oierz "a stracouego. Strasznemu temu
aktowi przypstrywal sic liozny zastep
o6csr6w i kllka os6b cywilnych, q pred
zabudowaniem ~zgromadzil sic tlum ga.
wiedzi, ktory Z trudem zdolauo pow
strzymae cd wtargnieoia na miejsoe
s~traoenia. Zwsoki wisia,y przez try
godziny na szubisnicy.
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z pod Prusaka.

- w I~aowrociswiu " Pistek d. 2 b.
10. rano znalesiono handlarke Gslihsks
zamordowans " jej pomieszkauiu. Ko
beta mials gardio p~rzerzniete noaem
kuohennym. Podejrzenie padto ma jej
meaa, ktory ME mieszkai razem z iona.
Galh,ki jest czlowiekiem gwaitownym
a nadto oddawai sic pijahstwu. 2 iona
'ws ays " wiecznej niezgodzie. Dotsd
Przeciez niczego udowodni6 mu uie byio
motna. Zksd mad donosls tet, ae GA
lh'ks misis W SVEN pomieszkania raj
fur6w / kobiety, stojsce pod kontrols
pol cyjns. Bye wisc mote, .s jeden z
rajfarow popeinii morderst 70. Sledz
two Iostaso ju. wytoczone i sprawl cais
zaPewne n~iezadiugo sic wyjssni. Dial.
sze wiadomosci donoszs, 20 slsdztwc
dotad mic wykryio, kto popelnii NOR.
derstwo. zwioki zamordowsnej doklad,
uie zrewidowano, przyozem sic wykaza.
10, re W rekach moono zacisnietych byis
garst wtosow kobiecych. Przypu,zcz,
"iec, Re Pomiedzy zsmordowan, q inn,
kobiets musiaia byc straszna walka.
Ma stole stLy tee butelki cd piws
+ lltanki 1 ciasta. w pokoju le,aiy
dwie damski torebki podro.ne. D.lsj
lesaia sskiewks zamordow.nej ma pod
iodze ~pokra~iona. Chustks cd moss
byis tet p~okrwawiona, Galihska mials
ten zwyczsj, .e czesc pieniedsy nosils
PREY sobie W chustoe za~wiszanej. J w
znaleIionej chustce ME by{o przecie,
AMI gros1s. MAJ zamordowanej opusoii
jej pomieszk.uie o poi godz. vie
czorem i jut wiecej tam ME wrocil. o
z godz. " nocy widziauo swiatio W DO
mie'zksniu G.lih'kiej, z czego wnosz,,
10 ssma ME byia wtedy " domu.
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II pod Austryaka.

- Pisa do mas re Lwows pod d. IL
z. m: Pc wielu lstsoh wykonsno dzi
sisj rsno pc raz pierwszy We Lwonie
egzekucye M podworzu kosIar wojsko.
wych. w gruduiu r. z. podC fcer 4 pub.
ku uisnow, Eugeniusz Psuiuts, czio-
wick inteligentny. liczscy lat rs, dopu-
Scii sic jeduej z nsjcieaszych zbrodni,
objetych wojskowym kodeksem ksrnym,
DO skrytobojozego morderstws ma oso.
bic swego rotmistrzs. Paniute. ktory
przyznsi sic do why, sksasi sad woj-
skowy IA ksre smieIci przez powiesze.
ME, wykluczywszy go rownoOzesnie z
srmii. Skszsnieo, kt6remu j~eszoze "
sobote wieczorem odczytsno wyrok,
prosii, ably m6gi pred smierois widziec
sic z mstks / z kilkous t~owsrzyszsmi
broni. ~stojscymi .siogs W okolicy Lwo-
wa 1 ably dozwolono mu fotogrstows6
sic. Prosbie tel uczyniono zsdosc.
Woe rsj'zy wieczor przepeizii W iowa
rzystwis kspelsns wisziennego, poorem
polotyi sic " ubrsuiu ma lozku j sp,i
snem twsrdym do godr. 4sj rsno. o
lie dotsd byi spokojny, o lyle " misre
zbllzauis sic strssznej ebwili, poozsi
upsdsc ma duchu, gdy zss wyszedi ns
dziedziniec ! ~zobsczyi rusztowsnie, q
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Rok drugi wyohouz. We Lwowie:
..PrZed6Wit'

,,RrZed6Wft"
d,outygodnik dla ko6iet - i~lussrowony
za~ierajacy: artykuty pedsgogiczne,
naukowe, praktyczue - q opr6cz tego
Piekne powiesci, poezye i ayciorysy IA
siuzo Polsk.
Obecnie sko6czy} sic druk ayciorysu
Emilii Platerowny dotad obszernie)
W polskim jezyku ME wyd. INV, tera1
rozpoczniemy zyoiorys DR.. Mslwiny
Ogonowskiej. Wszyscy prsnumerato
ro~ie dostsjs
Encyklopedys gospodarstsoa { prseny
stu Ola Ao6iet jsko dodstek bezplat.
ny.
Prey nPrzedswicie" zaczua wycho.
did 4 razy W miesiao mody i sozory 70
DOT wraz z dukym dodstkism powies,i
" srkuszach / osobnym dodatkiem ola
dzieci.
Rsdskcya uprosila do wsp6lpraco.
wnictws n~ajlepsze silly litersokie i stara
sic bardzo, by ,~,Pr,edswit" uczyuIc mai
celniejszem czasopismem Ola kobiet.
Prenumerats roczna wynosi z przesyl-
ka 3 zir. 80 cent p~6}rocznie l zlr. 80.
cent. kwartalnie 30 cent, W Kr6lestwie
l Prus ech polskich: rooznie 2 mrk. 20
fen. p6lrocznie 2 mrk. 80 fen. kwartal
ME l mrk. 80 fen. Zspisyws6 motna
We wszystkich ksiegsrniaoh Europy l
Ameryki luo r~edakcyi ,,Prreds witu".
Anonse zamieszsmy pc 4 cent. Cub 8
fsn.) "a l cm. Przedptsta roczua z do
datk'em ola dzieci wyuosi 4 zir. 80 cent.
u marek) Z modrni 2 "a. IA msrek).
Adres Redakcyi: Lw6w ul. Sreptyc-
kiego 81. Administracyi: ul Krasickich
~ Gdy liozba abonent6w ,,Przed.
swttu" zwiekszy sic znaozuie, bedziemy
'.PrIeds Wit" wPdawsli 3 razy ma mie-
sisc.
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ma rzeoz Skarbu Nsrodo wego, jus nasz
Zwiazek misiby niezaprzeoxons rsoye
bytu. A ilet innyoh aadah Lefty pred
nami! Znane % postepowe zasady
Zwiazku, zusne 50 statuty. Pred nsmi
Lefty praca crynna, kt6rej sic jse mote.
my tylko z~biorowemi siiami, tylko "a
?opsrciem morslnem mstsryslnem
~1nacsnej liczby wychodz ,6w. Drobne
rotuice ~poglsd6w, ktore mas dz'el., nj
ozem 50 W porownaniu tego co mas
wobec wsp6lnych obowisrk6x ola kra-
ju, wobeo wspolnej misosci ojczyzny d.
ozy6 powinuo.
Jaki porzadek kraju zspsuuje po
jego o~swobodzeuiu cd zewnetszuych
wrogcw, cd obcego ucisku. o TEN roz
prawiac wolno, ale czya Jest pOmiedzy
nami prawdEiwie polsks psrtya, kt6raby
ME pragueta widzie6 Polske oswobo-
dzona cd obcego nsjazdur Mech dy.
skusye o to, jak sic uiozs stosuuki eko-
-nomiczue i spoisczne kraju po jego
oswobodzeniu cd zewnetrznych wrogow
uie usuwsja nam z pred oczu wielkisj
idei wyzwolenis, tel naturalnej sp6jni,
przez ktors ~rozproszeni po caiym sWie
ole, staniemy sic siia mogsca zawa-
zyc " losach oJczyzny.
W imie wiec wspoluej miiosci ojczy-
zny, W imie wspolnego pragnieuia jej
niepodleglosci wzywamy Wa Rodaoy,
udziels;cie nam waszego popsrcis.
Zaufsniem waszem powolsni ma urzsd,
kt6ry wiecej nit 2 lata gorliwie i su
miennie byf sprawowanym pr.ez uste-
Pujscy Wydziai, many nadzieje, re
temu mem oelowi z rowns gotowo.
scis siutyc zdoiamy.
PARYt, d. 81 styoznia 1894 Z.
DR.. Hsnryk Gierszyhski,
DR.. s. Kleczkowski,
DR.. Kazimierz Janowicz.