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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
JUST TEN YEARS
Since a Remarkable Happening.
An Interesting Interview with . Froui-
r~at Commercial rrRv-tler.

TIE newsgatherer on his daily search for
items ~ Interest," Often comes ACROSS happen
iuzs ~ more than passing note. It wasdur-
ing a ur-enr Conversation With Mr. A n
Crau-1r. tae wei-kuouu umcfcla al trav-
eifer. with me Cochran Lumber Company.
thai q reporter 10 The farmfr-iri learned %
a wonderful case Mr. Cransbv Is wei
known ia Memphis amt surrounding q
try, and a0w resides az - Kerr street
Jlst usa years ago saad he. IA wife
ratccf a swau lump ID her breast she
Thought nothing n iE hlt it Increased in
skin. and commenced 20 d%-harEr She
WIS put ~ fer treatment 20 the best physi-
clans bat. r1eT VERY soon found thar tnev
could DO her no good and simply prescribed
autisep.cs ~ teep rae place cIcan Both
her gran mother aat aunt bv the wav had
died with eaneer. ant when aFprsed OF this
tat The doctors Told me that thev would
nos attempt % save her. That she was in
clranle. Although the cancer bad BY this
time become deep seated. and her health
very low. I BAT one of THE most noted spe-
ei1li-ts % New Work % trent her After
that rac elss was hopeless and further
treatment ls.lcss. o. Is tihrulf o tuar1re
bow 1a-ulu.crt we a. became. know ng
that sar uast te and unable o. give her
any rsaat Lhat sperr over i've hundred
dollars Vlrh r1e best lelcad skill % BE- Eld.
lui f-r ,aar there was no further hope.
eDue tav ihlpreued o. read an advertise
msurof%. = -acnunneu1fuEthat remedy
for cAucgr. alI iu view 20 the failure OF the
Er-t eminent physicians u the countrv. I
ca1fe~s ] hail ltrle f1Ith Left IN any human
Hzaur However. { purchased a bottle q
y = = and Ed mr delight. 10 seemed o. ben
en1 her. after she hat taken 4 couple %
Dot. -ua alnrer beclu o. heal. and aston
fshlur 4- ir mas seem. a few bottles more
Clred her enr You can probably bet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
TOO MUCH OF A o x
sa1ffes Hands the P.rsoa a Cigar ans
Then There Was TroubIe

-ntnss> Hands the Psrsoa a Cigar and
Then There Was TroabIe.
The clerks in the Office were always
on the alert to play some joke on
>uifaes. the junior book-keeper, and
the strangest part g i was that tkey
always managed to catch him I'M
awares.
The other day the clerks loaded n
tempting-looking cigar with an ap-
parently harmless explosive. 1t was
graeiously offered to Suifies. who ac-
cepted il with p~rofuse thanks, saving
he would smoke it after dinner that
evening.
L 30 happened that that very even
ing SMILES wife. who was a very re-
Gsious wife. had invited the minister
to dinner. The minister loved good
cigars. and Sniffies. knowing this.
proudly asked him to have a cigar. and
unselhshly and innoeently handed him
the ne which he had received that af-
tsrnoon from the clerks in the Office.
>niffies' wife was pleased at her hus-
bands generosity TO the minister. and
looked on with pleasure a. the minis
ter euntentediy lighted the cigar.
Suddenly there was a report. the
minister fairly howled with terror and
the air was filed with smoke. Snifses
aud hts wife were surprised and shocked
beyond expression
Heavens mattered >nihieS. that's
the work Of these d-n clerks again.
The ministers face was red with
rage. Half Of his beautiful side whis-
keS had been singed and he looked a
sight lie gave one terrible glance nj
>uiries then took has hat and de-
parted
Never shall enter this house
again he said with great emotions as
he shut the door.
That night there was war IA Smiles
house His wife accused him Of hav-
ing loaded the cigar on purpose in or
der 20 driv. the minister away. All
his explanations we're IN vain. and now
suiHies and his wife have ceased 10
speak
The clerks are still wondering wheth-
CT snieies smoked that cigar. bat he Is
- silent about the matter that they
ant get anything out Of him-N. Y.
Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

HouseSesPer-No able bodied man
like you has any excuse for trampinx
about the country.
TramP-foun not s4y that. nuns.
when you've heard nT tale % We
Once, when wa young and thought
less. accepted a position a. iadg, 10
4 baby sho--,vo thousand babss-
and ! bad 70 decide which 10. II.
Prettieat I did me- duty. mum sus
since then I've been a ~sna@r~r 90 shs
lace o D eaFth--S. Y Wssklv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31
E5B N FLOW.

II the fards On The Norway coast the
~eleazuess q the water IS wonderful
ooiee. the si-e q a half dollar NAV be
seen a. q depth q t.veutydve or thirty
AthomA
HUMBOLDT estimate. that the Gauges
every year enptirs into the ocean a
quantity % living irs1soria equal 10
seven times the bulk Of the great pyra-
mid II Egypt
TIE lowest form % life existing in
the sea are the protozoa They are
mere cells. tiny animated sparks Of life.
and even the microscope tells Us little
Qt their nature.
TIE sea-bladder consists 81 a ua-en:
animal With rs own air-bladder. and
fruu q - tive hundred children At
tarded % 10 hy a hair-llse membrane.
The whole family moves together.
son 7 7- 7~-~Frr~ -r-riaF -aTf IN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

THERE are extan twenty-five orna-
mental china cups out Of whieh. It is
said Napoleon took his last drink Of
tea al Saint Helena One Of them wa.
recently sold at auction in Paris. and
the mark upon il showed that II was
made IN i-io-nineteen years after Ma
poleon died.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

1as AAA=a WIT
N a. sim plv
wouderfai since
taking Dr.. Pierurs
Colder N-dicsl pi-
cuwrU IN c-,unrrftnn
with hts Pleasant
Pellets ] have gam
I'd m = rCp-1
particularly in flesh
aud xtr~ugth Nv
liver vas dr-adfuiiw
enlarged and I sais-
tered greatly fruas
dysp-r~ia 40 phy
sician euaisif give
relief
Vow aAr t-o
moufhs I am ~stir-
y relieved a nv
di~r7.~ Nv spp~
ute j. ~~rr-liruf
hHa vel nta-f-f
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

PARvESr Hostess 10 stable boz zfrtred
As waiter for the ozxzsion Of a dinner party
James. why do you not III Mr. De Gut
tonnes glass; Jane<--Lor. ma'am,
whzs. the uset He enPties II A. fast a.
III iGr-Tr1th-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Frote.snr-Nappo~~ yoa shSald srisz
a1isA~ Of water add q ziss- - rhf.ky.
what
Stnasns-i leg jour p~artos So 80
ave fsysrsa t1s yr9sf -Dssfsis Frss
srssA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

OF preventing the grippe. colds, headaches,
and fevers IS 20 use the liquid laxative rem
edy syrup OF Figs. whenever the system
needs a xentle. vet effective cleansing To
be benefited one must get the true remedy
Manufactured By the California Zig Syrup
Co. only. For sale by all druggists in Sc.
ana Al horrIas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

No xxrrzR bow god The aearun -. be
wfl aiwass hak wi~c a1d pleSs-s Z nyboay
suxrusas lhaE b. Vas a PRETTY LIVELY Young
fellow xhea he Va = boy-So1eEyiAe
Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

@DaH ain 10 doubt said CncAe Ebea.
a but coatentlent bein' heuer'n riches
But mos ebrybodv now days seems loo
iuyrnu Star
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

PLEAssSr. Wholesome. Speedy. forcouEhx
u HAle'> Honey Of Horehound and Tar
Pike > Tootn@che Drops Cure IN one minute.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

The ground has only been lightly
covered with snow at Mobile. Ala. i've
times during the last se~enty-ave years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

IT was az the club. Waiter ar II p. nj
There IS a lady outside who says her hns-
pan promised 70 be home early tonight
An frisIngl Excuse me 4 moment
Chins
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

MEDICAL


Many vrsrs ago Dr.. r v. Pierce. chief
consulting physician to the Inxaiids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute. Buffalo. y. ", CON-
pounded tins medicine Of vegetable snxredi-
ents which had an especial effect uron the
stomach and liver, rousing the organs to
heaithful activity Is well As purifying and
enrscning the blood By such means the
stomach and the nerves are supplied with
psyr blood. they viii not do duty xftnout Il
any more than a locomotive can run with
cut coal Yor can not get a lasting cure Of
Dyspepsia. or indigestion. By taking zrti-
ncialiy digcsted foods o. pepstn-the stor1-
acfi must do its own work IN us own wnv
Do not put vour nerves to sleep wfsh So
called celery mixtures. Il j. better 10 20 70
the seat Of the diaSculty and feed the nerve
cells IN the food they require. Dyspepsia.
Indigestion. BilioE~ur>- and Nervous AZ
f-cffous. such As sleepie-sness and weak,
nervous feelings are completely ezrez By
the Discovery" Il puts on healthy desh.
brings refreshing sleep and invixorzfes the
whole system
N-- K Hxsxr. Of Ne 30 Rosfs Rzfss.x q.
(hArzg1L M M~rf~W u~xnrt wuw tnauTn~~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

To NE her fare Ecss something
~Neil. when ! san her ASS &c had snout al
Il could tand.~-Braoklvn Life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Mz< McBafDE--John. dear, why are
some grocers called green grUcersF Nr
McBridS~To distinguish them from cash
grocers. darling. Vogue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Miss GOrHkM--Have YOU anv papa an
hanna l-le boyf1 SsWsb0y-~Eo muu
ne fznly's aarcadr-TEgA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

N0rHEx-That ~noteraper IL certainly
VERY quaint bet arr you sure IL = fsshina-
asier Daaghnsr--oh- Il = Be rs
W-eGlr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

HE-Frz1iein Dora vour bps are ike
rpe cherries Sbe-~Ar~ you fond OF
eherreS r-Humoris1iscne BI7ester.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

TEE elegant high-top SPANISH hair
combs r novel and beautiful IN de-
sign
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

BIZ not sowing >alzers seeds. That IS
what 4 Jolly farmer said a. be entered
Z sanetum- How l. that? WHY.
says he. >alzers seeds not only
but they produce enormously. Had I
planted 4 few acres more Of his eats.
wheat corn potatoes, gras and clover
seeds. | would nave had 70 double the
capacity Of my barns. that would have
cost me Si.9q0 Il Is a fact that IL you
want big. rousing farm grass and Sege-
table crops, yoa must SOW >alzers seeds
II o VIII CrT HIS y SEM II
with e Postage to the John A Salzer
Seed company, La Crosse, Wis. you will
get free a sample Of GRASS AND CLOVER
MIXTURE and their plant and seed
catalogue kl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

How the vessel tasSes at "a! Reader. did
you ever cross the brinyF- II 80, We viii
bet a g0od cigar YOU were sea sick Don't
decay the soft Impeachment II you bad
Eostetter : stomach Bltters with you You
were al right otherwise not This medic
ina cordial relieves every disturbance OF
the stomach. liver and bowels. malaria,
rheumatism and kidney trouble. and Is
highly recommended By tourists and COM
mencial travellers.
THE elder a man j. when he gets married
the sooner he commeuces taking his lunch
az noon down town-AUhisOu Globe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

DTOad from oufarra
or& cgr~f ksnd ersr nncs
a bog. and I Reusr hspsd
for carr, bat EIss Crsasu
Bria &<rss 20 Do orss tsaf
Mrns ang.aaziaaess haus
r-erd Il xsLk eruxIeaf r,ssKx
-0~car Gra. IS var
rsa AE. CAscaQa. N
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

Theirs = more Catarrh in this SEXTON Of
the country than al other diseases put 10
Setner. % until last few years was sup
posed % De inCurlhie. For a great BAny
years docturs pronounced II a lN,z1 disease.
and prescribed logL ~reue1ie=. and By con
SANITY failing "a cure with hecal treatment
pronounced ttlncurIhle. Science has proven
catarrh 70 be a Constitutional disease and
therefore require constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrn Cure. Manufactured BY =. J.
Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio. i the only con-
surutional cure on the MARKET Il Is EkeE
internally in doses from 10 drops - a tea
spoonful IL ats directly On the hlood and
mucous surrates Of he system They Offer
one hundred dollars for any case IL fails 70
cure send for ctrruizrs and testimonials
Address. F. ] CHENEY n Co, Toledo. o
Sold by Druggists. -.
AK Emily PM = cents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

LADr - her hasbarG-~I an growing
- fat that lam beginning % feel quite
a44rued about T. I have lust discovered
that l weigh two hun3nei and forty
pounds I've aadrea AM forty pounds
And where did reu get weighed ~On the
sahchers scales oh. then. calm your
sell You weig1 exacf'r half LIZ Figaro.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-31

4 Doxr believe la hat proverb. Marry
IN haste and Repeat AZ iefslrc. said Gym
bcus Why rot ASKED EtterhouSc- III
srrkes ne A. being gnod~ -Ah sin
CFulczS. but yea forget The m2rrie4
man has 10 Lelsure -Haxpers BaE1r.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-18
d|a Wychodzc6W

Czytamy W gazetach europejskich.
Cd czasu do czasu zamiesz-
czamy przestrogi ola tych,
kt6rzy zadni nowosci wybiera-
ia sic "a mora W przekonaniu,
IL znajdatam lekko upragnione
bogactwa. Nasze przestrogi
zdaje sic ma}o skutkuia, gdyz
wiemy z pewnych zr6de}. il
wielu teskni i day do
wymarzonego raju amerykah-
skiego. Wychodza oni pre-
pe}nieni wielkiemi nadziejami,
kt6re ich niestety zazwyczaj
zawodza. Pc kr6tko trwa}ych
z}udzeniach nastepuje bolesne
rozczarowanie.
Niedawno temu zwr6cilismy
uwage robotnikom naszym,
IL ME tax }atwo tam 0 zarobek,
jakby sic zdawaG mog}o.
Przytoczylismy ma dow6d,
IL utworzy}a sic sp6}ka, kt6ra
wysy}a ludzi ME majacych ami
przytu}ku, ami zajecia W g]ab
Ameryki W lasy dziewicze,
przeznaczajac i'm ma w}asnoSG
ziemie reka ludzka nieruszona.
Kazdy sobie wyobrazic mole,
IL czeka wys}anych ME raj, W
kt6rem uzywaG MONA wyw-
czasu be- troski o jutro, lecz
praca twarda, .znojna, d}u-
goletnia, zanim stworza
skromny sobie byt. Ot6z ma
nowo dochodzi mas przestroga
z Ameryki, odnoszaca sic do
kupc6w przemys}owc6w
wsze]kiego rodzaiu.
Nowojorska izba handlowa,
a vice korporacya dobrze
poinformowana i wiarogodna
przestrzega ksiazkowych,
(buchalter pomocnik6w han,
dlowych i i'm podobnych
kupc6w lub przemys}owc6w
do wedr6wki do Ameryki,
bez wystarania sic poprzednio
o pewne zatrudnienie. w
zawodach tych jest oko}o stu
tyslecy ludzi szukajacych
umieszczenia, a widoki, ably
W najblizszym czasie uzyskali
stanowisko wcale sic ME
polepszajq. Natomiast zg}asza
sic do izby hamdZowej mo,0ojor.
skaej DUO firm amerykahskich.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-18

szukajaczastepc6w ma Niemcy,
Szwajcarya, Austrya it'd.
Wartoby spr6bowac. Moe
tym sposobem bez wyjazdu
do Ameryki ten i 6w znajdzie
zarobek jake zastepca firmly
amerykadskiej. Nalezy W
sprawie tel zg}aszac sic do
sekretaryatu izby handlowej
wNowymY orku pod adresem:
Room 10 Whitehall Str.i IS,
NewY -Sekretaryat izby
handlowej o$wiadcza goto-
wo$6w poSredniczeniu miedzy
frmami a szukajacymi zajecia.
PkACIC "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-18
syn MARNoTRAWAY.

Dy1O W IOku lo49, w od1ll9
uroczystosc Najsl. Serca Je-
zusowego, we wiosce. kt6rej
nazwiska CT ME wymieniam.
Ma sumie m6wil ks. proboszcz
do tych grzesznik6w, kt6rzy
sobie wyobrazaja, re sic po-
prawiG ME moga i traca ufnosc
w milosierdziu Boskiem. w
koncu dodal:
= Pojdz grzeszniku, kto-
kolwiek jestes, p6jdz do
Serca Jezusa, Zbawiciela
twego! On dose potezny, by
Gle wyrwa6 z przepasci; dose
bogaty W mi}osierdzie by
CT przebaczyt, jesli don z
ufnoscia przyjdziesz, choGby$
by} tysiac razy wiekszym
grzesznikiem, jak jestes. P6jdz,
vice, p6jdz, kochany g.rzesz-
niku!
Gdy kap}an po po}udniu
przechadza} sic pc ogrodz1e,
zblizy} sic don szybkim kro-
klein mezczyzna przyzwolcle
ubrany i prosi} go, by z MIN
poszed} do pokoju. Skoro
przyszed}, tax pocza} movie
nieznajomy. a rzesiste Ivy
zrosiIy jego policzki.
- Ojcze, tvs mnie dis
wolal; przybywam vice ma
TIVE wezwanie - ale niestety,
mole "a p6zno. Jestem twoim
parafaninem, b}aka}em sic
jednak przez d}ugie lata pc
cudzych krajach i wszystko
straci}em pr6cz WARY. Jestem
jednym z tych grzesznik6w,
ktorym tax do serca przem6-
wiles. Chcia}em, (tak Ky
jestem) chcia}em sic jeszcze
opieraG lasce, ale ME mog}em.
Jestem przekonany, re Bog
mnie do ciebie przyprowadzi},
bys mnie cd wiecznej zguby
wybawi}. O! ratuj mnie,
pom6z mi, prosze Gle!
Kaplan widzac W MIN mad
zwyczajne zmieszanie, mniema}
ze ME ma zdrowych zmys}6w,
lecz nieznajomy odgad}szy
mysli kap}ana, rzek}:
= Tu(wskazujac ma g}owe)
mic ME brakuje, ale tn W
sercu o lyle wiecej. Opowiem
CT caly beg zycia mego. Juz
IS lat, jak opusci}em ojczyzne;
zlemi przyk}adami porwany,
zapomnialem ma wszystkle
obowiazki religii juz IS lat
sic ME spowiada}em. Cd kilku
lat mieszkalem w domu limo
wiercy, kt6ry mi obieca} swa
c6rke "a zone, jesli swa Ware
porzuce: W l~ekkomyslnosci
mel obiecalem zmieniG religie,
lecz odtad jedna noe ME by}a
znosniejsza Cd drugiej. Me
moge zniesc zgryzot sumie-
MIA, postanowi}em porzuciG
narzeczona w lima udac sic
strong. w tenn uczu}em ME
przeparta tesknote 20 ojczyz-
ma, i OTTO wr6ci}em dzisiaj /
byIem ma nabozehstwie. tn
}aska Boska mnle wzruszy}a,
iasno poznaje, re mnie tn
Bog przyprowadzi}, abym sis
nawroci}, CO tez z cafegc
serca uczynlc pragne.
Kap}an widzac taka szcze'
rose jego, wyznaczy} mu dzlef
do enOwifdZl.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-18

ANduOylll' dOy Iyo'9SS 'JSiA
chrzescian ozieb}ych, kt6rzy
ME pmieja cenit tego daru,
.przypatrywali sic temu zja-
w1sku.
Skohczywszy przyrzeczenle
i o~dnowiwszy przyrzcczenie
dozgonnej Bogu wiernoSci,
|poszed} ma gr6b swoich ro-
dzic6w, kt6rzy re smutku
zgryzoty pomarli. Tu wSr6d
lez i 1kania rzekl:
= Ojcze drogi, mako
kochana, cieszcie sic tam w
niebie, DO syn wasz stracony
znowu sic z%nalaz}. Jezus,
na]lepszy pasterz = przyni6s}
go ma ramionach do trz6dki
O! przebaczcie tez i wy tam
w gore - waszemu re skru-
cha powracajacemu dziecku!
Pc kilku dniach prosza
kap}ana do chorego. Spieszy
kap}an natychmiast, lecz
Jake sic zdziwi}, gdy W
chorym pozna} owego m}o-
diego cz}owieka, kt6ry rzek}
don pe}en zapa}u:
= Ojcze, Spiewaj re NINA
hymn dziekczynny, DO dobry
Pan Jezus chce mnie juz
wziaSc do siebie, do mojego
OLGA i mojej drogiej kochanej
matki.
Kap}an ME widzac zadnego
niebezpieczehstwa, chcia} MI
czyniG nadzieje wyzdrowienia,
lecz chory rzek}:
- Jestem pewny, re juz
ME wstane;dlatego Gle prosze,
dokohcz dzie}a twego ispraw
bym umar} jake prawdziwy
pokutnik. O jake chetnie
umieram, gdybym "a grze-
chy me czesciej niz raz m6g}
umrzec!
Codzieh przeto }aczy} swq
Smierc re smiercia Pana Jezu-
sa i ofarowa} ia "a grzechy
swoje. Ami s}6wko skargi ME
wysz}o z ust jego, a gdy
ubolewano mad jego cierpic-
MEM, mawia}:
- Me warto movie o
moich cierpieniach, gdy ma
me grzechy ~wspominam. Kto
lyle razy co ia, ma pickle
zas}uzy}, ten sic moze dose
nadziekowac Panu Bogu, ze
tax }agodnie go karze, O
Panic! tn siecz, tn piecz, 'tylko
tam w wiecznoSci mi pre-
bacz!
D}ugo jeszcze, d}ugo cier-
pial, a Z cierpieniem jego
ros}a jego cierpliwosti prag-
nienie wiekszego cierpienia.
Zblizy}a sic wreszcie go
dzina wyzwolenia. Kap}an
przyszed}szy zasta} go zimnym
potem zlanego; chciano mu
otrzeG pot Z czo}a, ale on ME
dopuSci} tego, W te odezwaw-
sly sic s}owa:
A kt6z menu Zbawcy
pot krwawy z cola ociera}?
Kap}an widzac, re kona,
rzecze:
Moi synu, OTTO Pan juz
blizko! b}ogos}awiony s}uga,
kt6rego Pan przyszediszy,
znajdzie czuwajacego.
= Dzieki Bogu, zawo}a}
chory;przyjdz 0 Panic, przyjdz
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-18
PkACIC IA KATOLIKA!
SpraWa ~Ormiahska.

Sprawl o%rmiahska.
Zbrodnie pope}nione~ W
Sassun przez kurdyjskich
opryszk6w i wojska tureckie
ma ormianach, zwr6cily uwage
Europy ma Azya Mniejsza.
Mocarstwa europejskie wy
stapi}y energicznie wobec
strasznych tam pope}nionych
bezprawi i zazada}y daleko
idacych zmian. Rad turecki
by}by sic prawdopodobnie
zgodzi} ma zadania, gdyby
czu}a, IL jest dose silnym do
ich przeprowadzenia. Rad
turecki musi sic atoli liczyG
re sfanatyzowana ludno$cia
muzu}madska W Azyi. = Ia
rzadzenia rzadu tureckiego
wywo}afyby najniezawodnlej
stanowczy op6r ma miejscu, a
kto vie, czy ME by}yby po-
WOODEN do glebszych zaburzeh
w Turcyi samej. Ola tego
to zdaje sic Turcya odpowie-
dzia}a ma noty re strony
mocarstw europejskich wys}a-
ne, a zadajace zmian. odmow-
ME.
Turcya W sprawie tel dwie
mia}a mog}a pre-
prowadziG reformy sama, Tub
pozostawiG ich przeprowadze
ME mocarstwom. Odmowne]
Turcyi o%dpowiedzi ME MONA
brac ma seryo, gdyz vie ona
dobrze, il ami ma chwile ME
jest W stanie oprzec sic zgod-
ME z soba dzia}ajacym mocar-
stwom; gdyby jednak pod
naciskiem mocarstw sama
zaje}a sic by}a reformami ma
korzysc Ormian, sciaagne}aby
ma siebie zawisG swoich
poddanych, zmuszajac zas
mocarstwa odmowna odpo-
wiedzia do dzia}ania, umywa
rece Cd wszystkiego, i unika
zrecznie zawisci, jakaby maj
niezawodniej powstala. Mic
szanie sic w%prawdzie mocarstw
W wcwnetrzne sprawy pan
silva jest nader niebezpieczne
ola niego samego, Turcya
atoli ME ma juz wiele do
stracenia, powagi BOWEN
zadnej ME zazywa, a kraju
ca}ego mocarstwa praw-
dopodobnie ME zajma.
Wed}ug wiadomosci dzien~
nik6w czerpiqcych Z zr6de}
wiarogodnych, egzekucya
czyli przeprowadzenie reform
W mysZ not wys}anych przez
mocarstwa ma bye powierzo-
na Rosyi. Ot6z Rosy W to
graf. Rosya Cd czasu ostat-
niej wojny tureckiej uzyska}a
silna pozycye W Azyi mnlej-
szej, a cieszy. sic ma kazda}
sposobnosG rozszerzenia swych
wp}yw6w. Zawistnem okiem
patrzy ma to Anglia, kt6ra re
wzgledu ma posiad}osci W
Indyach Z niepokojem patrzec
musi ma postepy Rosyi.
Podobno rozkazy ola wojsk
rosyjskich do wkroczenia do
Armenii lea gotowe W Tyai-
sic. rownoczesnie Anglia
prawdopodobnie wy$le swe
okrety ma wybrzeza Azyi
mniejszej. Jezeli istotnie
~ . -
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-18

Sukienke cnoty masz!
Jeki i 4ezki, to kwiat niebieskl,
Jak rozkoszna jego won!
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