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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03
AGE OF cossI:,,
Two weii-iSnosn Men n,
ABDUCTION ana ~ 'a's


During a recess in M a'''
of Bosque county, The nss sas
finding Judge |. M Hsmsu
Attorney IL. $. Dlilara ~
cusalng the memorial i, ssu
of I'M county to the Tav y. ~
asking that the age of eo W,
ed. and Furthermore ,hs ss. 4
cigarettes 10 minors be "
reporter 1otted down thesas' a'
Judge Hall: sss Nai
The purity Of woman
foundation of the uuri,s Y
and whatever Legislation ~
ed out for the Protection I,
serves the most serious ~. NV.
OF our law makers. | renn ,y's
ly emphasize my approbs,,.
effort of the women Of nm
throw around the unsiisnas,',
hedges of complete profess
twelve to eighteen years X.
pecially needs the ylplianS
eye of the parent, but A. 4.
often possible, she shoulS x
subject of special legislaiion =
centive to virtue and A
menace to the infractor H.
most sorrowful judicial e..
have been connected with M,
and II has been a mai,er !,
that some Legislation bctl1, :.
to meet the necessltles u
could not be procured,
smoking l have no persona ~.
upon the subject. but loo n,,s
tiiic writer's, whose live, nv.
spent In Humanitarian c,ass
oounseled against the use Il h, J
cite, to satisfy the belief M 4,
nothing In It. should nv N
is a subject of sufficient lr-1
to interest the wise legIslaid,s
County Attorney billiard ".
a young man. has seen mrs II
inside workings of grand A.
where not only all sorts o,,
discussed, but all sorts AZ NJ
sprung. believes that this petl5sI
the women OF I'm COUNT
many elements Of real merit ID
"rFere Is a statute upon IN N
OF consent, but II Is totally NJ,
to the ends for which 1t was n
II is defective In the matter M Il
snproses the girl OF ten d
years of age TO be in possss,a
much moral courage, as muA
dence and of as high sense n II
volatility Of her chastity Z, h
OF twenty. The fact Is this pes
twelve to eighteen In a glrfs d
been so disastrous TO viftvs y
may well be called the DANCE
and calls loudly for decided nj \
measures Of relief, Let there
Legislation desired by all nein
ering all that formative psrg
life at which she Is so often IA I
by the seductive blnndIshmg.i
accomplished libertlne. Then K
be no provisoa to this statue
which the tiend can escape 4
bona fide marriage, and then " !
abolition of the statute " dlve
applied to his case. The I'd
memorial may be consldefl b
persons az too trivial to be IN
subject of Legislation, but he
It IL an evil which cries loulElf
preston than almost any oi1s
now undermining the foundiiez
noble manhood. ] do not ps1
understand either the prs
| principles or pathology InYoFss
there Is something 50 baltfs
effects of the cigarette menialll
cally and morally, that whehiTe
a boy constantly putting away
garette, set IL down as ils
either the lunatlc asylum it
taker or more probably
| justice will soon make Up y
biography. It would be q en-,
bic piece Of Legislation 10 hiA
our statutes a law making !
ofense to sell 10 a minor Of Y
cigarette into the state"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

An Original suggestlon 70
Interest over the siah

!.
Fort Worth, Tex, jan, \ 4
Gazette; | congratulate yau 4
happy hit in first sugsesllas
Centennial of Texas and ~
and pluck and championsaip 7
ing the same in Fort W&A
thut, in the former langlv
great Gazette, its "0n y w W
Fort Worth in an ORGANIZE N
well to cast all doubts from 4 "
and all should be nethussd ans Il 4
he can, be 1t little or mues, Y I
this state and national enl.r
reap the best results for ley \
each inhabitant TO that e.
the least possible cost Y = M
make my little suggestion N
sufficient merit the maliss :
enterprise may adopt any, y
Let the managers seles.
day in February, and ~
from IL a. m. TIL u n o0n
celebrate, without a dlsss w \
from north to south aud ~ J,
over this vast territory. s,a1
ON all lips. in all ears ana = a
the single hour. and let eys 4,
Of business-state, county NM.
ual--take the one hour ho .si,,,,s
be by the governors p,l,,lF
fire 1t up. Let a new, XXI n n
air" be specially a fealu ilD,., = 4
all ladies'; let every ehsI Is,,I,s 4
engine, with their wh', III M
Join In the chorus, ana ,,..,lo. 4
sing as no other people, w.. s' "A
ever cheered in union g poF'
fully. Jas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

pose that Is called IT..
can't see It. 1t certai,1, a,luei
Texas calls lo,idlt st.
from other states ior M. 4
paunerizing hundreds n ~ e.
ahead ana open in Nay s nsh \
these now ON the lands Y ssa Z 4 !
VIII pay It out az nacn Y ri
other states. They are Y 4. lss
aud wanted, but ohatisv 4
home. ''s epinc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03
An Analysis shows II to He OF Health
Giving Properties.

Giving Properties.
Newark. Tex. Jan. 81.
Editor Gazette;
The writer desires to place some In
teresting facts before the readers OF
the Gazette, especially on one subject
mineral waters--that have interested
mankind for centuries Particularly
does he call attention 20 the analysis
OF the water Of the flowing well of
Newark, the first station north OF
Fort Worth, on the Rock island.
a flowing well $50 feet deep is pour
ing out good luck" to Newark.
Mr.. J. II. Hillough bored well sixty
rect. II stands about thirty feet OF
good water for all, purposes. There
are other wells not so deep with an
abundance OF good drinking water.
Interest has been manifested from
remote periods In mineral waters. The
hldor Pliney wrote about them in
D. n. The Romans discovered most 0
the celebrated spas OF Europe.
The agricultural department Mt
Washington and State Geologist H. n
Drumble referred me to Prof. w. II
Harrington, chemist OF the state ogri-
cultural and mechanical college, for a
careful analysis OF the Newark ar
tesian water from the flowing well
Here Is copy;
A, and NJ. College. Tex.
College Station.
December p. 1894.
DR., ]. d, Burch. Aurora, Tex!
Dear Sir-tierewith find results on
mineral water sent from Newark for
analysis:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

How They Loved Him and the
Result.

1t isn't long, only prose story Ot
how John Dent rose TO higher things
using his dead self MS the stepping
stone.
lie began by renounclnB Annie Ray,
brown-eyed. womhnly thlng-though
u school teacher--sO inpXpiiCably en-
tungled with Johns self as 10 render
the death OF the latter necessary ~ ihc
proper pulveri2ation and consequent
amalgamation Of the hrst stone and de-
voting the remains TO Miss Louise
Dastrat also a woman, u soul-though
an helress-whO was expected to fur
nlsh not only the final step but the cleo
trio bell and door mat
He was ambitious, Ambition Is an
honorable thing, and sometimes pays,
Besides, he had never committed him
self 10 Annie; had only laid bare his
soul to hcra through his honest gray
eyes only allowed the subtle mague-
tiam Of his being to thrill and set
aqulyerinE the delicate mechanism OF
her wpmunho1d So she went as fegu-
larry TO her ciusses as usual, and II %
great lump came up In her throat when
she pissed the office Of John Dent, Jr.,
she swallowed 1t without making any
noise and didn't even look In that d.
rection.
once when a handsome bit OF livery
drew up as she WAS passing, ana "a
forward and chattad with the proprie-
tor himself, all the intense feeling Of
despair. anger. Jealousy gave way to
the consciousness that her own black
dress was growing browucr ana her
common-8eusc ahoc8 gommoner. ana
that they squolked.
She went direct to Mrs Smlth'B, her
boarding place, and, seeking her small
room, locked the door AZ one afraid
OF tile surgeons knife, she didn't glance
toward the little mirror over the pine
dressing case. There was calico cur
tain HEung across onp corner OF The
room, acting as the closet. This Hhr
Withdrew ana disclosed IN, skeleton. II
was her sunday hest a dark hiuc
gown OK last years cut. q blnci, bonnet
ANA a pair OF incxpeusiye walking
boots. 10 her they apprarrd as a haal-
mun,s moose Turning tp a zlnl trunk
Me ami, he eide m ana opanlug an In
nar npariinent drew fnrth n ANAL
bundi. a rcty worn bnnl, u1tsu snvrI
for another eoura, M colirle Jnst mon
no nndIn,t,,,s utir hnv Rim c,mr 4,
fnc Ionr ma IallUd. ,;Supnc1,a rn,dy
Nfiga Anpic 10 Ana ci,aIr,, f6s trt,ri. l3
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

Won are. perhaps better qualified
on, 10 fudge OF it's mineral prop
tiles Int would say 1t 10 be a dap
horetic. laxative and mild tonic
II can be OF further survlce' COM
mand me. Yours truly, .
II. II. HARRINGTON.
The unpreJudieed medical man VIII
can In mia a valuable mineral water for
many ailments. The analysis VIII pre-
vent him from advising persons to use
a who might be injured by 1t. The
stomach Is comfortable after taking
large quantities OF this water.
In Gutter Guide to Mineral Wells
palo pinto county, this analysis OF
'"' ""' Grs per U. $. Gal.
chloride Of sodium .....s.e..,,, O.0s4
sulphate Of sodium .......,....-...z nO buo
Carbonate OF soda ............... 2V.O0l
Carbonate Of calcium .........., 10. 00l
Carbonate Of magnesia .......... 6'lsb
Alumina and iron ...........,,. .oii
Silica .....,........,'.s''''' 1.-Two
Total solid contents per gal. .S29 500
Total residue by evaporation. 1926 665
Gas, cubic inches per U. s. CAL
Carbonic acid gas .........,...,. AUS
In one analysis of the Newark water
a trace Of alumina was found The
great similarity Of the waters VIII be
seen on comparison. The Mineral
Wells water having the greatest solid
contents
A similar class of patients are being
bencntled by the Newark water. If
bath houses are erected and skilled at
tendants secured TO employ massage
and give variety OF baths by direc-
ton Of physicians, who may send pa
tients there, Newark will have a fu-
turp J. ID. RIfRCH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03
MINERAL WATERS OF NEWARK.

January 30. 1896.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-03

Dr. J. d, Burch. Aurora, Tex,
Dear sir-Herewith find results on
mineral water sent from Newark for
analysis: ~
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25
Zdanla Francuz6w
O B0syie

Wiadomo, il Francya troll
przymierzem politycznie odo-
sobniona, musiala szukad
przyja4ni i sojuszu z Ros7a.
Gdy Rosya zamYstom tym
okazata sic przychylna, wielk:
powstaf ola cara / Moskwy
zapal u Francuz6w. Me
wszyscy jednak sa tax zas|e-
p,eoi, oto2 literal ftancuski
Octaw Mirbeau. wydaiac OPS
Syberyi przez Kennana, take
zdania 0 Rosyi / ich carach
wyg}asza:
,,Spostrze3enia Kennana
odkrYcia okrucienstw W Sy
beryi przez tegoz czynione
pochodza z pred lat .dziesieciu
Mole wiec zarzuci ktos, ii
obyczaje Rosyi zmieni}y sic
Cd tego czasu, il So wiecej
ludzkie jak W krajach murzy.
now? Tax jednak nie Jest. W
ostatnjch dniach &ycia car
nleboszczyk uczyLil jesscze
surowszym i dzikszym sw6j
despotyzm, byl jeszcze Same
wolniej szym W samodzierczych
swYcb rzadach.
c. zaS do m}odego c2}o-
wieka, ktory jest lego nastepca
to ten nietylko. be ME mysli
o %naprawie bled6w swego
OLGA, lecz przeciwnie, zamierza
W nioh brnac daiej, a navet
potegowac lie.
Wcbeo tego jest wprost
oboviazki5m ludzkosci i svm-
patYi naszeJ w2gledem n15
s2czes1ego kraju, " kt6rym
Cd lat tYlu ciagn>e sic mec2ace
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25

kcnanle wszYstkiego, co
podnioste, rozumne i szlachet.
ne, wyswiecanie okruclehstw /
bfed6w."
Rzadko sic spotykamy z
tax smiatem potepien;em ola
Rosyi W p1smie francuskiem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25

zamysla iSc W Shady brata
Take powatpiewanie mog{e
mu DUO szkody wyrzadzic,
przeciez mogli go usulac cd
udzialu w wojnie, a juz &C
najmniej powstrzymac sic z
powierzaniem mu samodzielnej
komendy W kaukazie. Pod
wp}ywem tych mysli m6wi
Achmet:
- jezeli tax jest, jak
mowisz, obawiam sic, Il
odbiorq mi komende mego
puIku; tego bym ME przcz)}
Platow widzac determinacya
W wyrazie twarzy Szamyla,
uspakaja go:
- Tylko zadnych krok6w
gwa}townych, Szamylu, spok6j,
rozwaga i cierpliwosc 3D.
czekac konca. Me div sic
carowl, il .moze mice obawy,
chociaz Gorczakow i Hurko
je rozwieja - lecz rozwaz, W
jakiem po}ozeniu z%najduje sic
Rosya. Ma poludniu wojna z
Turcya, do kt6rej, miedzy mani
m6wiac, niedostateczn1e jestes-
my przygotowani, gdyz
lekcewazymY przeciwnika.
My tn stoimy ma w!rlkanie, a
tym wulkanem nihilisci. Iskrv
potrzeba, ably n~agromadzony
w tym wulkanie materya}
eksplozyjny doprowadzi6 do
wybuchu. A taxa iskra by}oby
powstanie Czerkies6w, ma
ktorych czele stanie drugi
pamietaja tam u cory
dobrze ciegi, jake i'm ojciec
tw6) dawa}, pamietaia ME.
zwyciezonego bohatera licza,
W mysli, lie krwi bY}o potrze-
ba, by zalat pozoge czerkies-
klego buntu. Knew u mas
wprawdzie tania = m6wi
Platow z ironia W g}osie -
lecz wiedza tam Il CORY, re
teraz W woinie z Turcya kazda
kropla krwi ruskiego so}data
Jest drog2.
<Ciag dais&g rastapa-'
PkACIC "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25
II Caratu.

,,Novus' W Now. Wre.
mienl" zajmuje sic znowu
kwestya wtascicieli ziemskich
Rosyan W Kr6lestwie Polskien.
,,Pierwsj rosyjscy w|asoiciele
ziemscy = pisze mledzy innemi
= pojawili sic W naszym kra]u
" roku 1880. Po stlumien;u
powstania W roku 1880, ow.
czestny namiestnik ks. Pdsz
kiewicz wystara} STEW celach
wprowadzenia do Polski
silnego rosyjskiego &ywio}u"
ola 1873 os6b. kt6re bra}y
udzia} W walce, o nagrode pod
postaci4 ziemi ma prawach
m&joratu. Pc usmierzeniu
powstania z roku 1868 take
maioratY Gadano 100 Rosya.
nom.
lynn sposobem many w
naszYm kraju 268 rosyjskich
ordynat6w, lecs 2 ich iiczby
bardzo ME wjelu przebywa W
swoich majatkach i gospodaru.
lie. Wiekszosc, obchodzac
prawo, wydzier3awiia swoje
majatki Polakom, Niemvom
i zydom, a n%iekt6rzy je nawet
posprzedawoli. = Procz tel
kategoryi rosy]skich w}aScicieli
jest ]eszcze jedna, a mianowicie
w1asclclele t. wv. m%aj4tkow
poduchownych. Te ostatnie
maistkl skonf skowano ma rzecz
skarbu klasztorom po usmie-
rzeniu o%statniego powstania i
nastepnie sprzedano je Rosya
nom ma splaty. Wed}ug prawa
w}asciciele majatkow podu
chownych maja prawo spree
daily, lecz tylko osobom
pochodzenia rosyjskiego, lecz
i to prawo sic obcbodzi, Z
wtascicieli majatkowIpoduchow.
nych bardzo n1ewielu " Mich
mieszka gospodaruje, wick
szosc odstapi}a te majatki
Polakom i dydom, obchodzac
ma rome sposoby prawo. W
zachodnicb guberniach zast6
sowano specya]ne srodki pre-
ciwko takiemu postepowaniu,
a nalezaloby ich moe obowi9-
zujaca rozszerzy6 take na
nasz kraj. R6wniez nale3a]oby
rozciagna6 i ma nasz krai
istnielace cd roku zes2lego
prawo ma mocy kt6rego bank
szlacbecki mole wydawaG
po4yczki Rosyanom IA kupno
majatku W wysokosci IS
procent ceny szacunkowej.
Bywaja wypadki> &e Rosya
ME ktorzy wys1uzyli tutaj wiele
lat, ME Chez stad wyjezdzac,
lecz kupiwszy sobie majateczek
pozostaJa W kraju.Z aprowadze-
ME i u mas tych IS procento.
wych po2yczek zwiekszyloby
liczbe podobnych wypadk6w i
przyczyniloby sic do utwier.
dzania W kraju zywio}u
rosyjskiego. .Szczeg6lnie poza-
dapem to jest ola Rust "a
Buglem: tuta] wskazanem jest
wprowadzenie wszystkich tych
praw jake obowiazuja ma
Litw,e. ,,Odpolsczen>e'' tel Cd
wicklow rosyjskiej ziemi. to
najgiowniejsze nasze zadanie "
tYm kraju, a tymczasem
posuwa sic ono bardzo powoli
kl D.--,-- "
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25
II WarSZaWV.

pisza, ,Birzowyja Wiedomosti'
: sk}ada sic z trzech zywio-
low: rosyjskiego, polskiegc
i zydowskiego.
Pierwszy z Mich, z ma}emi
wyjatkami, sklada sic prawie
W zupe}oosci z czynownik6w
wszystkich departament6w;
os6b zajmujacych sic handlem
bardzo ma}o, zwyk}ych oby-
wateli ME ma wcale. Rob-
to wrazenie jakiejs rosyjskiej
kolonii w obcem pahstwie
w szczeg6}ach c~zynownictwo
rosyjskie dzieli sic ma diva
dzia}y ma czynownik6w cd
drugiej do sz6stej rangi
w}qcznie i ma czynownik6w
pozosta}ych klas. Miedzy
jednymi i drugimi, znajduje
sic muir chihski Podczas gdy
pierwsi pobierajac pc wiekszej
czeSci DUE pensye, maja do
swego rozporzadzenia wspa-
nia}y klub, czytelnie, biblio-
teke, towarzystwo swoje i t. d.,
drudzy zas skazani ma zam
kniecie sic w ko}ku rodzin-
mem ]ub tez ma rozp}yniecie
sic W zywiole polskim, Z
kt6rym radzi ME radzi yet.
knaG sic musza. Otto, ola
czego wielu tutejszych drob-
nych czynownik6w ma zepsu-
ty akcent rosyjski z mowy
robi w%razenie jakichS Gu
chohc6w. L tego zr6d}a
p}yna tez narzekania ma
polaczenie sic Rosyan. Jezeli
dodamy do tego, re W miescie
ME ma %znosnej biblioteki
rosyjskiej ami teatru rosyj-
skiego, ami restauracyi; ami
nareszcie z wyjatkiem organu
urzedowego, gazet rosyjskich
= to otrzymamy obraz,
kt6ry smutkiem nape}ni6
must nietylko drobnego
czynownika, lecz kazdego Ro-
syanina, kt6ry przypadkiem
dosta} sic do Warszawy.
Co sic tyczy pracujacej kla-
sy Polak6w ME obcej i
pahstwowoSci rosyjskiej i
jezykowi rosyjskiemu, to jest
to pc wiekszej czesci inteli-
geneva, kt6ra, wykszta}cona
po rosyjsku wstepuje do
s}uzby pahstwowej. Jej polo
zenie sta}o sic W ostatnich
czasach nie]asnem. Rzecz w
tenn, re Cd pewnego czasu W
tutejszych sferach urzedni-
czych pojawi1 sic prad obsa-
dzania posad tylko Rosyana-
mi. Chociaz zmiana ia ME
dotkne}a wielu Department
tow - w Warszawie istnieja
instytucye, W kt6rych zywio}
rosyjski ME przenosi 5 proc,
lecz gdzieniegdzie zasada ta
przejeto sic g}eboko i pre-
prowadzaja ia Z ca}a surowos-
cia. Kwestya O awansie W
s}uzbie ola Polak6w izape}nia
MIA mimi sk1adu czynownik6w
pozostaje i nadal nieroz-
strzygnieta: polscy czynowni-
cy s}uza wprawdzie lecz ME
awunsuja. Wskutek tego
wielu Z mich poda}o sic ma
posady do Rosyi, czem sami
wskazuja droge do rozwiaza-
MIA kwestyi. Niestety jasno
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25

IC 10y
braciszka lecz W gniazdku 60
ME znalaz}; udano sic do
tureckiej ambasady z grzecz.
mem zapytaniem. Dowiedzia
no sic tam, re lest w klubie
Dzielui z trzeciego oddzia}u
czekali poblizu pa}acu
Mahometa do rama napr6tno.
Wtenczas pos}ano do naszego
mlnlsterstwa spraw zewnetrz-
nych z relacya 0 poszukiwa-
mach. Relacya dostaje sic w
rece sekretarza, mego brata
= natychmiast przysy}aja Pc
mnie, O 8-mej z rama wy
ciagaja mic z }6zka. Pedze co
koh wyskoczy do brata, az
zaspane stcaganiarki PREY
%koszarach: ktore lyle juz
naszych szalehstw widzia}y,
sic dziwia. Ivan wyjasnia mi
sprawe = odpowiadam ma to,
ze Mahomet drapna}, b.
ma najmniej tax dobrych
przyjacio} jak trzeci oddzia}.
OstrzegleS 60 - m6wi
do mnie Ivan z wyrzutem.
= Moze - odpowiadam.
= Niepotrzebnie, DO mia}
bye wys}any dis W osobnej
misyi dolaszkientu,z pewnoS-
cia w Taszkiencie ia wieki
by}oy p%ozostaE. S}owa ma
wieki' wy,nowi} IVAN z
przyciskiem.
- No vice powiedzcie
trzeciemu oddzia}owi, re wy
jechal do Taszkientu i dajcie
i'm nOsa "a to, re z banku
panstwa niedawno wykradzio-
no 3 miliony rubll, a trzeci
oddzial ami jednego z}odzieja
ME schwyci}.
Ivan sic usmiecha i m6wi
ze wartoby zrewidowaG kie-
szenie trzeciego oddzia}u,
lecz s}ucha mel rady i ma razie
dale trzeciemu oddzia}owi,
odpowiedz ma swoja odpowie-
dzialnosG. Pozniej z Gorcza-
kowem sprawe obm6wi}. a
Gorczakow carowi zda} rela.
eva, Podobno car wsciek}y
by}, IL ohcer gwardyi uciek},
lecz re wzgledu ma
honor gwardyi przysta}
ma wszystko. = DIS wszyscy
wiedza, il Mahomet w
drodze do Taszkientu.
Achmet odetchnal honor
Szamyl6w uratowany.
Sluchaj dalej = m6wi
Platow. - Ivan kaza} CT
powiedzieG, IL masz sic mice
ma bacznoSci;wierza ci wpraw-
die, lecz car sam podobno
ma pewne watpliwoscl. Ma
szczescie Gorczakow i Hurko
So ci bardzo zyczliwi.
Ze mi car ME wierzy,
mic dziwnego, jestem bratem
spiega i dezertera m6wi
Achmet z gorycza. - Wiedz
Platow, Gbyby uie Arana,
ktorej raka car jake opiekun
rozporzadza, palnalbym sobie
w heb, lub poszedz W slady
mego wroga - brata.
-Wstrzymaj sic Cd jednego
" drugiego; gdybym wledzia},
re z pozytklem ola twego
szczepu pracowac bedziesz, ME
odradza1bym CT isc do Mich,
lecz ty juz nie bedziesz SEA-
" o~ - IL
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25
ls'yss vaRszavsh
DIVA ray dzlenuie!
Naipopularnieisze plsmo polskie

Naipopularnieisze plsmo polskie.
Wychodzi codziennie W dw6cl
edvcjach: rannei i wleczornel, O.
procz SWAT dni swiatecznych. "
kt6re wychodzl raz jeden ma dzlen.
OlbrzYmi dial t~elegramow j
korespondeucyj ze wszystkich stolio
europejsklcn i pahstw zaocea-
nowych: wreszcle wsp6lpracownlct.
wo pierwszorzednYch pisarz6w
poiskich zjedna1y
GURYER0WI WARSZAW SKIEKU
wyjatxewa W kraju naszym l a..
granlca poczytnosc pogage.
Cena prominently "a gra,,icn
wynosi m%iesiscznie rs. / kop. 50. NJ:
mer p%oje1yhczy wieczorny kos7tuie W
Warszawle koD. 5, poranny zaS kup, 3
Cena oefoszen: Esektamy: Is ,e.
den Wlersz garnH o"3, albo lego
miejsce pierwszy rsA IS kop.. ;sa2,Iy
nastepny raZ kop 20.
,Korcspendencya prywatno %
Genie reklan.
Nekr0iOgla: Ia w1eis. IS k:n.
zwyczaJne ogA>~zeuta: 81 u.:su
Wle'sz petltowy, u4:'o r--o :aarj"e
plerWszy raz 10 koys. ka&aa: nox:,.>A;
az 8 kop.
Male o~g}osz+nia "a ieden uvrp.
E . kol'- Kazuy laz :s.lvsze1ia uiu,li.us.
20 ko2.
Nades]azie: ga feden viz.
garmentowY IS.
Adres Ella deriers
NARSZAN a. RUSSIA.
Adres Ola ljst6w,
Warszawa KURIER NARsZAWsZ.
Ogolny adres
KURYER WARSZAW 5kl.
Blac Teatralny1 wv ,erzbowa o,
Warszawa. Europe, Lsnss;a
SENNIK
czyli -
WKOZENlE ZE SNOW
Przesz}o 1850 przypadk6w s&r&4ee
reznych starodawnych kss4sa
Eebrane porzadkiem abecad}owyB
ola rozrywki j zabawy ciekawYek
ludzl og}oszone.
CENA Is @.
No8na te ksigSke dostoe 20 kss<.
qarni II. DERD DIV &KLEGO v
Winona. Mum,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-25
fa aaaaBS X s%&SSVsS6S k1asaSIs
SISNyekXAXlySESSyys
NAygsS&iSSSISG

EIUMPHREYS,. VETERINARY SPECIFICS
II Used by all owners Of Horse and Cat.
Ele. A Complimentary copy Of Dr.. Hunlphreys>
e xefee of bGyE1 Maan 4n SSqo a R{agsz0 on tr rs447s gsa anS
Hogs and Poultry Sent free.
MEDICINE Co.. 10 Ea4ton aSg.a N.X.
The Yale expositor., 1895-09-06
The Twentieth Century.

DR.. Talmage is an optimist and an en-
thuslast. That this is true will be seen
from a perusal Of the following sem
fences. They form one OF the most elo-
quent songs that has appeared on the
dawn of the twentieth century:
Blessed are the cradles that are be-
ing rocked now. Blessed are the stud
ents In the freshman class. Blessed
are those who will yet be young when
the new century comes in; in five or less
years from now. This world was hard
ly fit to live in in the eighteenth GEN.
fury. do not see how the old folks
stood it. During this nineteent. GEN.
fury the world has by Outstanding
and educational influences been fixed
up until it does very we'll for tenn
porary residence. But the twentieth
century! All, that will be the time to
see great sights and do great deeds.
Oh, young man, get ready for the roll
ing in of that mightiest and grandest
and most glorious century that the
world has ever seem!
The Yale expositor., 1895-09-06

In every way to commend him to those
who know him not. Such q spirit will
promote comradcship. Each will re-
spect another who is striving in his
own way for the same end. There will
be readiness for cooperation, a de-
sire to supplement and ass 81 other
mems efforts. an endeavor to fiji up
what is lacking and a willingness to
undertake inconspicuous and humble
duties. Besides all this there will be an
absence OF censorious criticism, dis
position to think charitably of the un-
wise and the erring and a recognition
OF the brotherhood of every one who
loves and serves Christ. There could
be no better service rendered to the
church than this exhibition of the spirit
OF Christ in humility, in love, in ten
derness and helpfulness. 1t would find
abundant opportunities for exercise and
would develop the same spirit in others
The church would be broadened and
deepened and strengthened for agrees
siye work in extending Christ's king
dom IN the world.