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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Fort WORMS enter Of the raid Fire
Department.

No man in the city N known by
mora people who have been IN trouble
than John q. Celia, tho quiet, cool. ga
gacloiis head Of the lre department..
10 manages Ike a general az q biz
fire. ana ne dhshea after o small one
ike a scout, NJ matter how insigniil.
cag4 Il may becm 70 outAidrrs, Al
nnnrs Of tho day and nlsht he ~ on
tho alert, and whom ever there ID earn
Ell WORK 10 be done no Is there.
rho official record q the department
ia me beat witness 70 the general eff
reeney of lta chief and the reforms
which hn has inaugurated IN the serv-
lca. People who are curious about The
particulnfs should read the statistics
snbraced IN the last annual report
The man himself II fami1arly ifnown
10 the older and more ruhstaniinl gu.
zenN of Fort Worth diirinS phe peraYa
Or IT'S growth from o comparatively
Ali public spirited citizens. whether
they were here amonR the "hfEt' or
have come lately, know him AZ one OF
Mr Celia has antecedenta he may
rotnttima ia hla busy lifc md time %
sb,ug about for he comeH Of an em-
inent family, and hts father held
diplomatic position In the services Of
his country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

This weil-known firn IL composed OF
8. NJ Furmnn and Ben o. Smith. They
do IA IRE. accident and pf'->c RiHas In.
surance, with headquarters 500 Hous-
ton street, They represent the follow
ing companies, Lancashire; Mechanics
ana Trnders; springfield H. a NJ: Lon-
don assurance. Pennsylvania Dcla-
ware; Caledonihn; Merchants 0f New
ark; Providence. washington; Green
wioh. Macon; Lloyds Plate Glass; Ems
pinyers Liability OF London. and the
hartford Stqam Boiler Inspector and
Insurance company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

was born in washington county, rem
80 lie was educated principally 10
-ssrtin academy az Jonesbao, WaAh-
in,-san college. aad AZ Tusculum eel-
ic,,e He read medicine with Df. y.
n poak 81 Green couHty, Tenn,
ara ,rraduated in medicine from she
,r..s,cy.. Mcdlral college AZ Geneva,
-, in 1852. He also received 3
.1ioiorns from the MISSOURI Medical
college Ii 1889. During the same ys.'tr
schooi In ST. Louis. and last winter on9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

DR.. ]. t, Field was born IN Harrison
county, Texas, and came to Fort Worth
in 1854. He served in the late war as
lieutenant in company c, Fifteenth
Texas cavalry. At the close OF the
war he studied medicine and graduat-
ed from the University % Louisville,
Louisville, Ky, in 1859 He then locat-
ed and practiccd medicine ~ Mansfield,
this county, until the fail Of isI2 when
he went to New York and attended a
course Of lectures at the Bellevue Hos
initial Medical college. during that win
ter Returning, he located in Fort
Worth. whore he has been continuously
enra ged I'm the practice OF his profess
glon. He has attended two polycllnio
courses In New York; also n surgical
and archaeological course az the Chi-
cago Postgraduate school during sep
tefaber and October Of the present
year.
He was appointed local surgeon OF
the Texas and Pacific railroad low
dnvs after It's completion TO this CITY,
which position he held until January,
isgg He has the credit OF doing sue
cessful triple amputation doth legs and
an arm at the ghoulder jolnD while In
ne service OF this company. He IS now
ioral surreon Of the Missouri, Kansas
and ,rexas railroad, and general SUR
reon OF the Fort WORTH and Rio drande
Dr, Fend Is the frat surgeon IN
Texas who did auper-publo hthotomy
for stone in the bladder. He has iur,
nialed various pnperf TO the medical
ia,trnals and TO the state medical IS
sociation. only being history 81 nv
/ snceessfuI cases Of gunshoL fractures
/ ~ IN fsrnur uhlgh bonel, The last re-
,,.rtad case was one Of spina- Dihda,,
rsnjnal tumor containing spinal ana
| brain fiuii) in ohlld siitefn nonln,
/ IA, the tumor was removed. sixteen
! inches m circumference. His report
/ ~ ills case has been reproduced ~
other medical journals and translate
FOR and published in Spanish hleule'
| Journal a.. o-s,
Or. Field was president OF me lfs n
medical board Of 'farrant county y
ex-prcsldent Of the 1hrrapt county
medical society; OF the Northwest
Texas medical association and eS-Vice
nresldent Of the Texas medical ass ,
njatIon. He is MISC a member OF M
National Association Of Railway sur,
sr,ons He now occupies Tie chair o.
professor OF clinical and operauNt
rvnecology IN the medical department
81 Inc Fort Worth University.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Conduoia the oldest and largest IRE
Insurance agency IN the city ana "
doing fine business The companies
Represented have combined asaota Of
over 100000 900 They are Homo In
suranca company OF New York, Liver
pool and London and Globe. Western
or Toronto; Phoenix OF London, Com
nocticut Fire; Traders; Lion; New or.
leans Insurance asAnclationi Hartford
Fire Inaurnnce company. Phoenix VI
Hartfnrdi Commercial Union; Impe-
rial and Queen. ONCE corner Rusk and
Fourth streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

season, Prompt and efncient services
are had Ia this department. AIR,
Burns handles and srlls Fort Worth
and Anheuser Busch bcer, cigars and
tobaccco. etc. the establishment a
open day and night and everyone Ia
made welcome. Everything l. conduct
cd with due regard to tho comfort and
convenience OF patrons, q being Mfr,
Burns aim 20 build MP = patronage
through the merits nf lilo business. and
in tiis ne IN sueccedtIg, When hungry
or Thirsty, don't forgot the place,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

was born In Fu,tan county. Arkansas
e',,f..,rtber /, Igl2. He n ccivcd Mis- 1T
,.,r.r.y esinrafion In Springfield ani
rarshaeid, No. He graduated n meci.
enc in 1873. in the ~ Louis Meai ~.
.,,,.,-, MS horne mas been ever since.
~ ans orraniza .t0l a. Tie mrdi a. de-
-,s-tr,s.ii a Fort Worth Univ rrity he
.,s1s enoaaa to tie oagir % Histology.
Iataoj0gy and Bar.er o ogy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Ia n native OF Kentucky; At nm early
40 removed with his parents TO Nash'
,,iiie, Tenn. and after recsiyins q com
mon school education he studied ineal-
line under his father, d. Jas. - SIC
,bsns, lie Is a graduate o. the Uni
yersity OF Tennessee -.
af,sr n post graduate course az me
p-lyeiinic college, New York, be went
o,,5e ana pracileed his profession
The western fever taking nr5l non o,
u, Rim he located Ia silver ivy ~.
N and a short time thereafter Msa
I nn5inted local sureeon Of me mich,-
XXI TOPEKA and Santa ne ral't ,,.
n the spring or 1885 he came 70 fots
1vorth To live, and has no occasion -
regret his choice. a.io. !
,tss,csi asseolation. the TennessEs
;sfotical association, and tie New MeA-
~ Nfeiicai association. apa Nn'
s ~ lecturer OF the meaieal ac,
..s.sy7,ent OF the University o. w
l,e,,,% ana at preseut professor z,
s'2ss peaica and therapeutics q w.
.ns5laai department o. the Fort "of'A
university.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Attorney at law. Is one of tic late ac-
cessions 20 The Fort Worm bar. COM
inE here from WcatiiriforA. re % q
promising Young man. nnd Will r,Tt
make MS way 10 the front. lie . 4
cultured. educated gentleman, ihor-
hig profagsion and a gentleman IN every
sense OF .he word fiis Office Is with
Moss4s. Bell & Randolph on Hoptlon
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

One OF our most entcrprising Hni pro
grcsglve citizens Is 0corglin by birtb.
lie 70 graduate OF tlie Ohio srhool OF
Dontal Surgery OF the olRss q 1873,
Tho doctor began active practice AZ
Columbus. Ca, where b. remained un-
til February II, 1854, whgn n came to
Texas and located n Fort Worth.
where he has since resided. He 81 a
member Of the State pcntal uaEoiA-
ton, and las pGrlors over Joi Aisln
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
mans. chan Hause pnd saloon. 1907
aIzfn street.

~ n bly, one " the best known In
stituticrs u SD Kind Ia the above
r,-uisl ;, pnlar reHorf-
nj. Wn,. Burma hne hcrn a resident
ef fr0ri WORTH for nix years. three of
which has been pasHed W the FALCON
bnssness. IL haa been in his present
house or over year. M. Burns ~
gentleman Of thrift and enterprise
ard st4nds weil IN tho community,
The eating department Df his b1slue-s
"A sfye.B ali short ordern are promptly
i .!ended 10 and All deIcaaies served ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Was born IN North Carolina. April %,
1851, and was reared IN Virginia. receiy-
ms his education partly IN virginia
and partly IN Texas His family re-
moved 10 Texas in 1871 and located In
upshur county, where HE father, Or.
X. j. Grammar. built up an extensive
practice, having been an cx-Confcdee-
ate surgeon. Or. Il. Il. Grammer en-
ioyed the benefit OF association with his
father when studying his profession.
and afterwhrl attended lectures at
Louisville Medical college, where he
graduated IN 1882 receiving gold medals
IN the speciality OF diseases OF women
and children and surgery, and served a
year Inferno In the hospital. He located
in Fort Worth IN 1883 and Is o member
OF the American Medical association,
the Texas state and Northwest Texas
Medical associations and the Fort
Worth and Tarraut County Medical So
ciPty, He Ia medical examiner for the
New York IAic. Home Life ana the
Netherlands Life Insurance companies,
and also OF several other mutual and
endowment societies. DIR. Grammer
pays especial attention 20 the lie In
surancc department Of his profession,
and has quite an extensive practice in
his speciality OF discasps OF women and
| children. He has had considerable cE-
| ncrlence In hospitals, where he obtain
! ed Information that Is OF almost daily
use TO him IN his present practice, The
( doctor Is more OF n practitioner than q
writer Of medical treRtisos. BY close
application 10 his profession he enjoys a
| practice second 10 none, although he Is
/ yet a young man. He IN not cnsagca
l IN any other business that might divide
| his attention. but dCyotca his entire
time to his PROFESSION. HIS family con-
| sists OF wife and two bright little
boys
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Headquarters nor flmo wlnca, lduors,
cigAra ana tobacco. A Speciality IN
made OF Tennessee whialSy and also tho
jug trade. q, -. Couch, proprietor.
GIVE him a call
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Model nuke. Il months old ard
welghlne 7se pounds. IL psrhaps ria
best Beritshire hos cxtapt He u osIssa
BY W. H.. Pierce o. Denton. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

- .onntv MUSICIAN, Is Yirglnian
our s ~ II 1s74 he began tnc sinay
Dy nslr,,c "a the University o. YER
OF l,,''' Rsrilrgton. zhat ssate. he uien
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

attended the Bellevue Medical hospital
college. During the late war Doctor
Stevens was surgeon Of the Twenty
eighth Virginia infantry, Pieketts nri-
gade, Iongstreet's division. and served
until the end Of the war. Doctor stew
ems came TO Texas In 1875. and has been
resident OF TasTant county for 0lgh-
teen years, coming to Fort Worth rrAn
Arlington, Three years ago the doctor
was appointed cornty physician and II
this capacity has served the county
faithfully and well. Doctor stevens Is
WEI known In professional circles and
his standing Is high. AS citizen he "
alive 80 the times and thoroughly enter
prlsing and progressive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

NO man ia Fort worth Is better Or
more popularity known than Mr.. Georges
ID. Kuffz This gentleman has been
a resldcnt OF this city since 1871 and 10
nn enterDriAing and progressive gem
tlnfnan. who han its welfare az heart.
Two yeaTa ago he engaged Ia the oil
business, and today enjoys a large
and extensive retail patronage, which
krowa larger each month. He handins
and draia IL Eupipn on. Brilliant ON
and Gasoline. delivering Same 10 pat
ronp. His telephone pnmber IN 2z5.
ard those desiring Oh cnq have him
emil BY ringing him up, IN c0nclusion.
lct III Any that Mr. Kurix, BY his en-
cray and perseverance, 10 pldltlnn 20
the clnss Of goods no IS handling. IA
fnst uaklng his way 70 the front ana
VIII aoDn be classed with the leading
oli dealers Of North Texas.
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II " "a waste Of time 10 raise q
acrish horse or mule. There Is NO Aale
Tor guth stock non Is there likely 70
be demand for such hgain. on the
other hand, Tho very beat hor1es ofo
selling at fair nRure.
The American ARricuitmist in re-
farIhq 10 xo Into an irrigation scheme
in California; ndyiRea tia rew1ers 70
xo to tho South for cheap lands and
70 get lid of irritation ezpcnssx-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

at the Now York Polytechnic. He has
been in active practice and a hard stu
dent all his life. He iirst settled in
Taswen. Va. and pracured there until
1853. moving from there and scitllng
In Fort Worth. whore he has since
made his home, Ike hss been resi-
drnt ~ Fort Worth from us infancy.
and has been idenuned With 4 IN oil
It's UPS and downs, having been here
now for titsrty-aix years. He enjoys
the distinction of having been the ilrs1
mayor OF the city OF Fort Worth, and
WIS ciected for a second term hut re-
signed. He has belonged to MI the ned
zeal societies and clubs that have ever
been formed ia Tort WortA, and h1a
been the presiding officer % inoet Of
them at different times lie has been
a member OF Tho medical board q gN-
aminera in this judicial district for
years. and L. at tho present tlmc It's
president He Is a mcmher ~ the
TeNhs state Medical association, aud
has eerved as its first yieo-nrngldeut'
and IN 1891 was rs president when Y
met Of Waco. In 1855. a. the Dnlla8
meeting, ne waa chairman " the sep.
don ON surgery and read the report
before the convention, He Is vice.
president Of the faculty and professor
of ohstctrics ct the nrensni time N the
medical department OF Fort WoHh
univcr8ity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

The value Of abe eggB handled IN
chicago each year Is more than q
Itta nerk ,rhe amount % money inYest-
"a IN dairyin1 In MI IT. forms IN this
country NJ more than IN an kinds Or
mercantile pursuits. Who're Y nothlng
smali ia he poultry and butter pnni-
neng.
chenEe tie iorasion Of the garden
afsan ~ vegetables exhaust Ire ppil
ana rotation ~ important, too The
garden rhould be piowoc IN fan and
winter, a. thia meilowa the Hon and
destroys many insects
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

Glowackiego ma czele kosy-
nier6w, iak pedza ma pomoc
swoim, i dostrzedz MONA W
tym pedzie, jak 10 Polak6w
poleg}o cd armary.
w dali widaG pasmo g6r
karpackich; zdaje sic, re So
oddalone Cd miejsca szesG
mil.
Music przyznat, re wi
dzia}em rome panoramy, DO
by}em juz we Wiedniu i we
Warszawie, lecz takie] pano-
ramy, jak we Lwowie ma
wYstawie ME widzialem jeszcze.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

" niebo dnia %. Sierpnia
rokl Ago. Wandalowie zbu-
rzyli Hippone, ale ME tkneli
grobu Augustyna i jego
biblioteki. Cia}o lego przeniesli
katolicyd do Sardynii,a p6zniej
do Padwy, gdzie jeszcze dzisia)
sic znaiduje.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
SW. AUGUSTYN
BISKUP | DOKTOR
KOSCIOkA.
(28 Sierpnta).

daKa ma swiatsw. Monika syna,
kt6ry jest pc dis dzien podzl-
wem swiata i promiennem
swiat{em Koscio1a, .,tarcza
religii." lego .ojciec Patriclus,
poganin, che}piac sic genial
nym synem, dial prawie
wylacznie o wykszta}cenie
rozumu lego, to TAX dalece'
re swiatobliwa matka ma1o
przyczynic sic mog}a do
uszlachetnienia serca chlopca
i nawet zaniedbala chrzest
jego. Augustyn, pachole lex
%komyslne, bra} sic tylko pod
naciskiem przymusu do nauki,
przeklada} mad MIA swywolne
zabawyi czytanie niemoralnych
krotofl i komedyi, dzla1aJa-
cych ma skazenie wyobraznl
/ podniecaj9cych do rozpusty.
luz w szesnastoletnim MILO
dzieniaszku gorza} ogieh
zmyskowoSci; OLGA to wcale
nie obchodzi}o, a matka uty-
skiwala ma to, lejac gorzkie
Ivy. Augustyn drwi} sobie z
lei przestr6g ipr6zb, nazywajac
je grymasami kobiecemi;
grzeszyf nawet umyslnie, ably
swych r6wiennikow przewyz.
szyG w rozpuscie i memorial
nosci.
w roku $40 wstapi} do
szkoEy g}6wnej w Kartaginie,
ably uzupe}nic swe studYa W
retoryce i prawnictwie. Iutaj
czyni} olbrzymie postepy we
wszystkich naukacn i odzna
czaE sic pomiedzy wsp6}ucz-
miami nalwyuzdahsza rozpusta.
z cafym zapa}em m}odoSci
rzuci{ sic w wir zycia nierzad-
nego z aktorkami i wszetecz-
nicznicami, i 2yl W dzlkiem
ma}zenstwie z Melania, ME
w1zsta sprytna / uzdolniona,
ale zdrozne prowadzaca 4ycie.
Ia powi}a mu syna, kt6remu
wydrwiewalac Ware dali, lmle
Adeodata It. j. danego Cd
Boga.)
Bedac p~rzedmiotem dumy
OLGA, a smutku matki, dozna]
wkro5tce Augustyn strasznych
udreczeh powatpiewania /
niepokojacej niewiary. Pre-
svcony widcwiskami scenlcz-
nemi, pocza} szukat prawdy
w powaznych studyach, czyta6
greckich irzymskich 6lozofow,
ale Ct ME zadowolnili go;
przeszed1 do Pisma swietego,
ale porzuci}je, 2razony prostota
lego; nareszcie popadl W
kacerstwo Manicheus6w, i to
mu sic podoba}o, gdyz BY
stros6 iwymowa jego odnlos1a
kilkakrotnie zwycieztwo mad
prawowiernymi. Zbro]oy nau'
ka zabawil try lata w Ia
gaScie, pie6 W Kartaginie
lako professor retorykl; ale
sprosnosG student6w tax mt
obmierzla, re potajemnis
e1szedEdo Rzymu, ably poszuka<
szlachetniejszego zakresu dzia:
lania. Tu mu lepiej ME posz}o
W cierpkiem rozczarowanl'
pozoaE bezdenne zepsucie
uienuralnosc Manicheuszow
zEudnosc ich nauki, a ucznio
vie zad}uzyli mu sic co d.
oplaty szk6lnei. zuiechecon,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
Panorama
WYStaWie LWoWSkiej.

ud WlNI1HlO LWVWNASV.J'
Z drugiej strony pawilonu
sztuk pieknych ma wystawie
lwowskiej znajduje sic pano.
rama, kt6ra zwiedzajacych wy.
stawe bardzo zadziwia.
Tam MONA widziec bitwe
pod Rac}awicami; jestto tax
sztucznie urzadzone, ze widzo-
vie ME patrza przez szkfa,
jak to w innych panoramacb,
lecz TAX prostemi oczami dale
sic widzieG przestrzeh ia piec
do szeSciu mil rozleg}osci;
zdziwi}o mnie to najwiecej.
Urzadzcnie panosamy pred
stawia okrqg}y pavilion, sred.
nicy ma 80 do 40 metr6w, zaS
u cory, zkad widzowie patrza,
jest okrag}a galerya, kt6ra
mole pomieScic 50 do 100
os6b, ogrodzona doko}a po-
recza. Kazdy, kto jest ma
galeryi, stoiqc na deskach,
widzi, re jest nasypana natu.
ralna ziemia cd desek, gdzie
sic stoji, az do sciany poma-
lowanej; przestrzeh zas ia cd
desek, al do Sciany wYnosi
6 do 7 metr6w odleg}oSci,
tax De naturalna ziemia LACEY
sig z malowan9, lecz potrzeba
bardzo bystrego Okla, ably
rozroznic naturalna ziemie cd
malowanej.
Znajduje sic tam ma przykad
wciagniete p6}wozie, tylna
Geese jest rzeczywista, aprzodek
woza jest malowany, lecz ME
MONA rozr6zniG, kt6ra Geese
Jest n%aturalna; potem zn6w
widac chate, drewniana, pred
kt6ra ma podw6rzu ley zabity
Polak przez Moskali, mad MIN
k1eczy iona, zdaje sic badac,
czy jeszcze lyle; chata zas owa
jest malowana, tylko jeden
szczyt jest poSryty s}oma
naturalna, lecz ME MONA
poznaG, czy GAIA chata malo'
wana czy naturalna.
Z drugiej strony ma prawo
widaG wysoki krzyz kulami
przed2iurawiony, a w Srodku
~pomiedzy chata i krzyzem
dolina; wida6, jak kosynierv
przechodzac przez MIA nicsa
choragiew z Matka Boska.
Dalej ma pag6rku widac
zgliszcze spalonej przez Mos
kali wioski; zn6w kawalek Cd
tego miejsca widaG artylerya
moskiewska, kt6ra Bile ma
Polak6w, dalej zas kawalerya
polska zmoskiewska nacieraja
) ma siebie, a z boku wypadaja
Polacy, strzelcy i raza ogniem
Mcskali, a jeszcze dalej widat
las; wychodzi z niego piechota
moskiewska, kt6ra zobaczyw-
| sly Polacy kryja sic W dolinie,
czekajqc, zeby ich przywitad
ogniem; zn6w dalej ma maj
wyzszej gore wida6, jak sic
dzielnie popisuja nasi kosynie'
rzy; .widat tn i tam lezacegc
i we krwi polskiego lub mos
kiewskiego 1oinierza, albo jak
!, Polak krakuska (czapka) zatyks
panewke moskiewskiej armaty
: Gala masa wojsk polskich
moskiewskich zbita W egromn<
kupe; widac, jak Polacy pa
dala cd armat nieprzyjaclel'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

JanstWa zadza zDaWlehld
wiekuistego, z drugiej krepo-
wa}a go duma, ambicya /
MOVE milostki. Przesiadujac W
ogrodzie, gorzko ubolewa} i
utyskiwa} ma swoje chwiejnose
i brak stanowczosci: Czemuz
sic ociagam, czemuz movie
zawsze jutro, a ME dzisiai
czemuz sic ME podzwigne z
mego pohahbienia? w tenn
asiysza} CLOS: bierz i czytal!
Augustyn otworzy} ksiege i
oczy lego paddy ma tie s}owa:
,ZWmy uczcawie, jak6y 10 dalea
iasny, ME watmy czosu mo 67e-
si;adach ! opilstv'e, nae 100 mae'
rzqd2lie; k16tniah . za,0l$ca, lecz
2qcamy sae z Ghrystusem, a me-
dawajnay fozgi 2mys1om ala pod
2e9nomio &Qdz." (Rz. IS, Is. 14.)
Przesta} czytac, to mu wystar'
czy}o. kaska Boska przenlknefa
SERGE jego. potarga} peta
grzechu, przysposobil sic do
chrztu ; otrzyma} 60 rak
swego przyjaciela, sw. Ambro"
lego, w czasie Wielkanocnym
roku 387.
Pogodzony z SODA zPanem
Bogiem wr6ci} W strony ro-
dzinne do Afryki, przepedzi{
try lata samotnie ma wsl z
przyjaci6}mi W ub6ztwle kla-
sztornem i oddal sic ca}y mo-
dIitwie / studyom. Wyswieci}
go ma kap}ana Waleryusz,
biskup Hippony imianowal go
swym officya}em. Pc krotkich
rzadach Waleryusza zosta1
Augustyn jego nastepca.
Odtad przygarnia} do siebie
wszystkich, przyjaci6} i pre-.
ciwnik6w, aby ich wylcczy6
z b}ed6w i zagrza6 do s}uzoy
Bozej. Najprz6d zacheci} kap}a-
now do wsp6lnego zycia
klasztornego i przyjecia usta-
nowionej przez siebie regu}y
- taxi jest poczatek kanoni-
kow regularnych. Dom jego
stal zawszc otworem ola
wszystkich wiernych, miewa}
czeste kazania, czasem diva
razy dziennie. TAX jasne,
przystepne rzewne, re serca
wszystkich czu}y wzruszenie i
oczy wszys1kich la siezwilzy}y:.
W krzewieniu WARY i W
jej obronie przeciw k}amstwom
/ z}udnYm rozumoWanlom
kacerzy i ~schyzmatyk6w, gor-
liwosG i praca jego byla ME
strudzona; "a wiare walczy1
W swych pismach publicznych
dysputach. Ze wszech stron
swiata katolickiego dochodzi}y
90 pytania; ma wszystkie dawa}
odpowiedzi i wyjaSnienia.
Pismienne prace jego, obszer-
niejsze dzie}a i mniejsze
rozprawy dochodza nies1ycha-
nej liczby 1880.
Jak by& szczodrobliwy pi6rem,
tax tel i reka. Me szczedzi}
nawet naczyh swietych ma
wspierania ub6ztwa i czesto
zebra} o ja}muzne ola biednych'
Kacerze lekajacy sic iegc
umys}owej przewagi, nienawi'
dill go i byli by 60 niezawodnie
zg}adzili, gdyby ME by} zmyli]
drogi przewodnik jego.
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