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half Of all the babies born die on ac-
count OF improper food On It's nour-
ishing quality and its absolute freedom
from contamination depend the growth,
health and very existence OF the little one.
In June, July and August unusual
precautions must be taken, or the weak
slckly babies fall victims to that deadly
disease cholera infantum, which will kill
off so many precious ones this summer
Medical skill can do no more to save
babies lives and TO keep them we'll than
1t has done in the preparation ot lactated
food It Is a matter OF osreful record
that "lactated food babies" are the
healthiest ia the world.
After using lactated food for five
years Ia cases OF children suffering from
cholera infantum, and In debilitating OF
wasting diseases. during which time 1t
never failed me, have pleasure in call
ing attention Of physicians to it, and 10
recommending its ubs. says A. p
Grinnell, M d., the dean Of the medical
faculty OF the university Of Vermont, In
statement published In the Ladies'
Home Journal
1t is Of inestimable value to mothers tC
know this.
Medical science has been able to devise
nothing SO good az lactated food to TAX,
| the place Of mothers milk IL Is madl
for the express purpose OF forming !
perfect substitute for healthy mothers
milk IL is pleasant to the taste. and hs
/ the unusual virtue OF inducing dslicail
babies TO take nourishment when othe
/ food dissFrees with their weak stomechs
Lsctated food has saved thousands G
babies from falling victims to chaler
infsntum b. keeping up their strargtl
! without increasing, IS most foods do q
such times, the irritation in the intestine
that is accountable for most Of the fatal
tiles among children during the heated
season
There IS no parent in the land but CO.
read the following letter with profit
Is from Mrs j. Busseli, Of Oldiowl
Maize, who writes:
Little Marion is the picture OF healt
and strength. and we attribute it All Z
lactated food She has es foe a set Q
white teeth as one will see aud 10 neve
sick day. Sic slill uses your food aa
will for some time to come | need nc
SAY anything OF her vitality, as / thin
her photograph expresses evldenc
enough Of that
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DON'T BE WOODY.
How Faultless Pepsin Chips, tho Gum that't
Round, Have Caught the Town.

Il IS tic tasticst and most healthy Of
Chewing Gums. Put up in pretty boxes Of
iochipa. aud sold at Sc Faultlcss In form,
'aulncss in flavor, faultcss in the ingrc.
dents that enter into their composition,
iaultlcss in everything, perfection In every.
ihng--such arc a few OF the qualities oi
lhc Fanl1less Pepsin Chips, the Gum that's
reund. Dealers don't keep them. That's
4 Joke, and a good ore, and a true one
lhry sell them, and they sell them rapidly
Anyone who tries them win accept nc
other. They say give us Faultless Pepsir
Chips. Nothing else. II your dealer dom
keep them, send Sc for sample package (
cohn Bros. & Klee, Sole Agents aud Dis
iribmoIs, Park Place. cor. Church Street
49, NJ
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will DelIver tho Oration.

Professor 4 S GOldey, o. this city,
Grafton OF the Millersville, Pa, State
2 Professor Goldey graduated from
the mother" of state normal schools,
twenty years ago, in class Of thirty
nine, all of.whom are living. The subject
Of his Grafton win be Buried Possibili
ties.
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TKTILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAJI
w ROAD. Time table IN effect June lctl

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAu :
w ROAD. Time table IN effect June 10th,
1895.
Trains leave Wilmington. French street
station. for b a o. Junction. MontchAniu
Winterthur, 6uyencOurt, 6renogue, Cosserf,
ChAdds' Ford Junction. POcopson. West
Chester. Embreeville, Mortonvtlle, Costes,
Vile and intermediate stations, daily. except
sunday. At go a "a, E6. 4f5 and rs IL.
Sunday nulv at sCe m; I s. and 100 m.
Daily at % I'M.
Eor Wsyneeburg junction, springfield snc
Intermediates stations, daily. except Sunday.
al no q m. SIS and 06 n. Sundays only ~
? 0S am. IS and Is p NJ.
For Joanna. Birdsboro. Reading and inteT
mediate stations, daily. except SundNys AT
0 . m and DO m. Sunday only At 5 s 70
and 56 D m.
A. 81 Mcf1AISUAfD. ssunarfI te ndenr.
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Another Baseball Reproduction.

new device ia baseball illustration
has been patented and will have public
exhibition at the Walnut Street Theatre,
Philadelphia, this afternoon at o'clock.
It's principal feature Is showing the
game in all It's poigts with every
detail BY automatic figures worked by
electricity. Tae exhibition at the
Walnut Is designed 20 exhihlt all the
out-of town games in which the Pnilliss
are interested. The figures will be
uniformed in imitation Of the home club
and that OF the opposing organization
Bases will be run, batters, pitchers,
catcher and umpire will be shown at
work, in actual positions as on the
original field, and, in fact. life like
reproduction Will be given.
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I'm THE SPORTING WORLD
x. NJ. c. A. Sports First POST
poned But Afscgward
WFRg CARRIED ON AS ANNOUNCED

How the ''Phuliesv rock Another Game
from Baltimore After Rank Ump,ring,
scrapping aud FinlaG other Events OF
Louai aud General Note.
Philadelphia beat Baltimore yesterday,
in the third game of the Philadelphia
series bringing the Orioles down again
TO fourth place
The New Yorks gained an easy victory
yesterday aud cut down the Boston'a
lead to 80 points, gain Of "a The
cranks across the bridge have egeyy
reason to rejoice over Brooklyns fine
showing at Boston. Ia q well played
game Foufz's men again succeeded in
downing the Hub playera, The Chieagoa
met with warm reception at Cleveland
Two gsmes were played, the home team
winning 10th. At st. Louis the home
team was beaten b. the Cincinnatls Ths
scores.
Philadelphia. z; Baltimore, 8.
New York s; Washington 3
Brooklyn, 4 Boston, 2
Cleveland. z; Chicago 4
Cleveland. 10; Chicago. 4.
Cincinnati, z; st Louis, B.
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were Pleasantly Entertatned.

Miss Ella H. Wittenberg entertained
her Sunday school clas Of Grace Nj +
Church, at the homs Of Mr. and Mrs
Harry Belts, No 1910 Tatnall
street. on Thursday evening.
Those pres ent were Misses Marion
and Ethel Rogers, Essie and Ads
Price, Blanche Steel, Ethel King, Helen
Smith, Kate Byron Helen Carey, Sadie
Springer, Helen McKinzie, Elizabeth
Armstrong, Miss Knight and Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Belts.
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weather rrospsot.
Showers
Fined rs Good American dollars.


A Baltimorean describing yesterday =
game in Philadelphia, whites;
The real fun started in the fourth
inning. Kelley was ~ bat, with men on
second and first and one out Murray
called strike on what Joe thought was
a bad bail The acting ceptain vigorously
protested The umpire repeated the
performance and Kelley dropped bis bat
upon The ground, at the same time muir
muring something that sounded like
rotten Murrsy's little sag was short
and sweet, 1t vas: Twenty five and
40 TO the bench
Gleason. with three balls and two
strikes already called on Kelley, went
up and sent clipper to csntre field. The
ball went through Hsmilton's legs and
two men came In Gleason landed OF
third and scored on Bradles fl to centre
These three runs we're 81 Baltimore got
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neantlral oentsr.rabls nooE.

You want something artistic for your
centre table Something that will instruct
as well az amuse Well, get = copy Of
Famous Paintings Of the World" bound
in cloth and gold. II is a beautiful port
folio OF artistic master pieces and 81 10
will buy 1t Made to sell at SO Only q
few left Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
o4Hoo
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Low Rates 10 B1etop.

The Christian Endeavor, United Society
OF tho National Young Peoples Union
meets In Boston July 10 to IA
For this occasion the B. & 0 r Z win
sell excursion tickets from all points on
it's lines east of the Ohio river, July s TO
II inclusive, valid for return passage uu
til July 81 These tickets will be sold at
rate Of one fare for the round trip going
and returning same route Tickets will
also be placed on sale good going via one
route and returning via another, at slight.
ly advanced rate
For rates of fare aud full particulars
call on or address nearest B & o. Agent,
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Social and Paraonai Notea.

Mrs Laura Cooper Is the guest Of DR.,
and Mrs. Cahall, at Frederick
Miss Ella B. Morrison, Of Wilmington,
and Miss Gertrude Allison, of Fairfax
Va, are visiting Mr. and Mrs G Il.
Hudson, Of Ashland Heights. West Mana
Junk.
Robert Pennington will spend Sunday
with friends in Nddletown.
MIR and Mrs Frank Thomas and Mr.
and Mrs. George Chambers, Of this city
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The store will be closed
every evening at 6 o'clock dur
ing July and August

There's still a good assort-
ment of those elegant Japan
ese Kaiki Wash Silks for
waists.
Our sales have been enor-
nous on these goods and this
week will probably end your
chance to secure more OF
such remarkable bargains in
Silks.
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]. Dallas Marvll. son of the late Gov
ernor Marvil, has presented portrait OF
his father to each member of the late
governors staff The portraits are
photographs Of large sizs and fine
finish.
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Engagement Announced. :,

reception OF Mr. and Mrs Bird last
pight was the announcement OF the
engagement of John Banning, Of this
city. ana Miss Tybont Miss Tybout was
formerly Of New Castle hundred, but
now makes her home in Washington.
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nesoandnnt of Patrick l4enrr.

Among the announcements for the
Mountain Chautauqua, to be held at
Mountain Lake Park IN August. is the
following: Levin /. Handy, q descendant
Of Patrick Henry, who has inherited to .
marked degree the fesrlessness and
eloquercs Of his illustrious ancestor, will
grace our platform as few men have
done.
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Attendanon ~ tha oarn 5 .
Racnrd III tha pInha.
To-dnria Iaaeun sehnilnle.

To-day's League Schedule.
Washington ia Baltimore.
Boston in Philadelphia.
New York In Brooklyn.
st Louis ia Pittsbure.
Chicago in Cleveland.
Louisville ia Cincinnati.
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Law library.
Interest Paid on Deposits.

The company invites Correspondence
and Consultation on the masking Of Wills
and any other business, for which no
charge will be made.
Evening journal., 1895-06-22
RelIef in SIX Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
neved in six hours by the "New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
is a great surprise a account of its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in the bladder,
kidneys. back and every part OF the urinary
passages in male OF female. IL relieves reten-
tlon of water and pain in passing II almost
Immediately. III yOu wait quick relief and cure
this is your remedy. Sold by !. .. Beetem and
D. James Belt, drvzy - Wilmington Del~ }
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MARRIED.

NAANhAhANAtf
WORTH.-On Thursday, June
2O at Covenant Reformed Episcopal Church.
by tthe pastor. Rev. Charles n. Hendricks,
Charles W. Cain. and Miss Mary II. Peck
worth, both of this city.
RIDGWAY- -BURRO On Thursday.
June 30, Clarence RidgwAy and Addie q. BUR
rows. Rev. William A. Walling officiating.
WIGGINs- -HARTMAM.-At East Lake
Presbyterian Chur Ia. on the 18th instant. by
Rev. William MaeFarland, Candy O. Wig
gins and Minnie Helena. daughter Of Lewis
Hartman, both Of this city.
DIED.
BRADFO RD.-On june %. 1895. Rev. George
s. Bradford. al st. Joeeph's, on the Brandy
wine. aged Al years.
Funeral on Monday morning, June "a. at 10
O'Clock Requiem mass at st. JoHeph's
Church. lnterment Cathedral Cemetery.
LLOYD.-In this city, on June ls 1925 Jacob
Lloyd, aged 70 years
RYAN.--In this city. on the 17th inst. John.
Infant son of Thomas j. and Maria Ryan,
aged II months.
UsTICK.-At New Castle, Del, June IS,
1895. BENJAMIN r.. Uatick.
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Have the Late Governors Picture,

Picture Frames and Wood Msntels a
Yerger's, No II East Third street.
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45 cent ones for 20 cents
38 cent ones fer IL cents

Commencing at 9 o'clock
Saturday morning and contin-
uing until 9. 80 at night, we
shall offer another splendid lot
of China Printed Silks for Isl
cents per yard, similar in style
to those we sold Wednesday.
Commencing at same time
we will again offer large
assortment of Lawns at 3Hc
per yard. In order to accom-
modate every one desirous Of
purchasing one of these splen-
did lawns we shall continue
the sale all day and during the
evening until 9 80.
One lot Of beautiful Swiss
Embroideries, all new styles this
season, at half price-another
Saturday opportunity.
75c ones reduced to 37ic.
62tc ones reduced TO Bic.
Soc ones reduced TO 25c.
40c ones reduced to 20c
Summer Underwear in fine
assortment and wonderfully
low prices-the best looking
the best feeling and best wear
ing ribbed vest you ever saw
for the money-sizes 8. a anc
SAKE each.
Ladies Lisle Thread ribbed
Vests, sizes a, S AMI s, witt
low neck and short sleeves
have always been considered
cheap at 3Sc. Our new price
is 25c.
Ladies Ribbed Silk PLATED
Vests, sizes 8, A, S and 6-tht
l75c qualities are now soc.
Ladies White Ribbed Cor
set Covers, 25c each.
Another lot of Mems lear
Drawers, pantaloon cut-5c
cents.
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FRIENDS SCHOOL,

FOURTH AND WEST STREETS.
The principals Office win be open daily this
month and names OF new pupils viii be en-
tered.
The school has engaged an experienced and
successful kinderRartner for next year and
WITH offer superior advantages for training
KinderRartners.
Young ladies desiring 10 Join the class
should apply early. See the new catalogue.
ISAAC II. JOHNSON, Principal.
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LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Engagement Of Miss TSbout
and John Banning Announced.
Ma. avn MRa. BIRDIa RE0gPTlON

A House warming aud Dance at Their
Beautiful summer Home, Hill Top
Farm-soma Of Those who Enjoysd
Their Hospitality y-Other Events Of
Interest.
an communications Intended for ipAertiuu
& this column should be addraaged "a Eooleiv
E&itaf care Of the EvRHIaa JonRAAx. nnrl.
E.ruioasions should De Wrlt.en on Ona elas al
sh~ raDex onl4
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During the Vacation Season
Safe Deposit Boxes
For rent. at $500 per year and upward.

Desirable Offices For Rent
In the company's handsome new building
suitable for professional and business
men. Light, heat and jgnitor service
furnished by the company.
Law Library.
Telephone Service SI5 per year.
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THE EQUITABLE
Guarantee and Trust
COMPANY.
once N. w. Cor. Ninth aud Market Sts,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Capital, Full Paid. $500, 900
Surplus and Profits. SlID,50O

Acts az Executor, Administrator, Guard
Ian, Assignee. Receiver, Depostors Of
Money In Court, Trustee under Wills or
by appointment by Court and Agent for
individuals and Corporations.
During the Vacation Season
The company receives On storage Silver
and other Naluables In their Fire
aud Burglar Proof Vaults, under the
care Of wstchmen day and night
Charges One Dollar per year
on eacn 800 valuation by owner, snotect
to adjustment for bulk.
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VIM. B. SHARP g. co
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oFFToERs.

OFFICERS.
PRESTON LEA, President.
II B SMITH. Vice President.
oTHo N0WLAND. Sec. and Treas.
JOHN T. PENNYPAoKER,
Trust Officer.
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HAVE YOU 4 BABY !?
Guard The Child Against
Cholera Infantum.
Heat and Poor Food Invite the
Dread Disorder.
Largely Accountable for
the High Death Rate.
Lactated Food the One Safe
Diet for Tender Years.
Babies Thrive on It, and They
Take 1t With Relish.

Tne first
thing a
baby can
do Is to
eat.
The ques.
tion Of bn
by's food
itnost i'm
portant up
to to the
age OF 8.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01

Yesterday afternoon at . o'clock about
twenty-five Knights Templar OF Wheel.
ing Commandery No. !, together with
two Of .Cyrene No. 7 and one OF Pome-
roy No. s. OF Ohio, assembled at the Ma
sonic Temple. and headed by the Opera
House band proceeded to the late resi-.
dence OF the deceased Sir knight, Louis
Jones. where the beautiful and impres.
sive Templrr burial ceremony was per.
formed by Sir Hugh Sterling as eminent
commander, and Sir Rev. r. R. Swope
as probate. the entire ceremony being
conducted in manner 80 solemn and
impressive as has not been seen and
felt by the sir knights who were in at
tendance heretofore on q similar occa.
sion. To Sir Charles II. Ahrens credit
10 due for tine splendid ARRANGEMENTS
made for the occasion. He was desir.
GUS that the burial OF Sir Knigh. Jones
be conducted just as was his request.
The templar service at tho house was in.
terspersed by beautiful melodies suita.
BILE for the occasion by Mrs. Flora Will.
iams and Mr.. Charles Zulauf, which
added much to tho solemnity. The pail
bearers were n. G. Hamilton, George
Hatch and Potter Boyd, OF No. /, I. G..
jenkins and T. b. McLain, of No. !, and
Roger Rees. OF Pomeroy Commanderv
No. S, OF Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01
THE old BOARD is OUT
And tho new County Commissions
ers Como In To-day.
LAST MEETING HELD YESTERDAY.
Tho Nowly Elected Board will Tako
Hold no1t Notwithstanding Tx.
orciscs at tho Closing Meeting of
tho Old Board-Consldorablo Busl.
moss Transacted. and all Say Faro.
wolL

Yesterday forenoon tho old board Of
county commissioners met in its lust
soasion aud wound up Ito business Tor
the year. The ordinary routine work
was reported by tho committees and
disposed Of. Tho court house and jail
committee reported accounts amount.
ing to 500. Finance committee, $3.50 70; ;
poor house aud farm. $500 80; contin.
CONT poor fund, s0oS 81. aud road and
bridges, slice %. The report Of tho
poor farm and infrmary committee
showed inmates IA follows:
White males, 90; white females, 20;
colored males, 3. Total, So.
Mr.. Vollingor offered n resolution OF
thanks to Chairman Dobbins for his
fairness and efficiency rs presiding off.
cor, which was adopted with unanimity.
Tho board then resolved itself into an
equalization and appeals committee aud
considered the report OF tho commits
sioners who were instructed to investi-
gate tho nppea. Of Jacobs & Isenberg
for reduction in their assessment. The
report was laid on the table.
Mr.. McGrcgor, Dr.. Bates and Mr..
Baird made appropriate remarks. as did
also MIR. Vollinger. President Dobbins
also expressed his feelings on parting
with his old associates. and rendered
his thanks to the members for tho way
in which they had farthered tho public
interests. Tho meeting then adjourned
and the members repaired to Bicber.
sons restaurant. where Mr.. Bieberson
gave them very fine dinner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01
A Perennial favorlts.

stetson's big "Uncle Toms Cabin"
company will be at tho Opera House
next Saturday afternoon and evening.
Tho Quebec Chronicle says: Little Eva
was played by quito little tot and was
verywell portrayed, while Uncle Tom
was ono OF the best representations Of
that role that wo have yet seen. Eva's
father was very strong character. and
Iopsy was one Of the most amusing
niger girls that We have ever seen.
Her reproduction Of the southern dialect
was excellent and her whole get up was
well conceived. The two Marks were
also very good characters, and the slave
dealer succeeded in making himself
pretty generally hated by the Audience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01
A. o. U. W. CHARMS.
LuKESs & HIGGINS.

By general request the cantata,
Santa Claus Mistake or the Bundle of
Sticks" as given by the Sunday schools
OF tho First Baptist church, will be re-
peated Tuesday evening. January l.
Come. Admission 10 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01

PURIFY your blood, tonc up the avs.
tenn, and regulate the digestive organs
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. Sold by
all druggists. l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01
AT THE Y. NJ. @. A.
Now Years Celebration at tho building
All bay To-day.

For tho tonth timo, on New Years
Day, tho Young Mons Christian Asso.
citation will DO "at homo" to tho mem.
bers OF tho association and young mon
In general. Tho building will DO open
all day, as usual, but tho Now Years
reception will DO hold from 8 to 10
o'clock aud all men In tho city. Of ovory
class, clique and creed, arc heartily in.
vlted to enjoy tho good cheer and hos.
pitalily OF the association. Rcfrosh.
monte will DO served In tho lecture room
from 4 to s o'clock to all young men
callors. Tho Refreshments, US hereto.
fore, will be In charge Of tho ladies OF tho
Woman'a Union Benevolent Society.
AT 8 o'clock there will DO game Of
hand.ball In the gymnasium. Hand.
ball 10 very popular amusement En-.
tortainments will DO given in tho hall at
4 o'clock in tho afternoon and at s
o'clock In tho evening. 10 those ontot.
tainments tho young mon havo tho
privilege ofbeing accompanied by ladies.
Tho programme for 4 o'clock Is as fol.
Iowa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01
DIED.

AGSEW-on Sunday. December 20. 1891. at $50
A. m. BERTHA NJ. wife OF r 6 ASnew, IN
the 5lst year Of her acc.
Funeral from her late residence, 3I26 EoT street,
Tuesday afternoon a, o'clock. Intermen,
atMt Zion Cemetery. Friends of the family
are invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-01

Smith Brewing Co.'s ale Is the best.
Ask for it always.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31
OSZUST.

Czvtamv W Kuryer<e R@es:o p5h17.
,Jakis ~aktor przybv4 do
Tvczvoa ogfosi1 afiszam1, re W
dniu 8 BIN. urzadza W sail kasyno'
wei wleczorek lramatyczno-humo-
rystycznv Z programem: |. ! czy1e-
muosczy Pana Rosekranza". 2.
,,Kosciuszko pod Racfaw1cam".
obraz Ill, scena3. z op. ,,Sara
Bernhardt". 4 Nv obfedzie,'
wyjatek z op. ,Cavaleria Rusticana"
z towarzyszeniem z Rzeszowa do
S~edziszowa pc narzeczona", opo-
wladana z ku%pletami.
Pon1ewaz program by} ME.
ziy, vice , bilety ma 6w wieczo-
rex rozkup1ono i W dnlu oznaczo
nym 0 zapowiedzlanei godzinle
tyczyhska sala kasynowa zape}ni}a
sic widzami. Niestety!. ;. przecze-
kano dtuga chwile na rzekomego
artistic, az W koncu z pospuszczany
MI nosami ma kwitne" udano sic
z powrotem do dom6w, albowiem
]ak sic pokaza}o ,,artista" ulotnil
sic z Tyczyna wraz z pobranYm
"a b'lety p%ien,edzmi pred rozpo-
czecien wieczorku.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31
Ola cZego Ewn 2 ze bra
lHtVRrZOna?

Gd7 Bog dokona1 dzle}a stwo-
rzenla w1elkiegn mYsla} Adam, re
Stworca mafo dba} 0 n7ego; ale
Bog me zapomnlaf, DO przeclez
utworzy1 towarzyszke mu mira, by
soble 2 MA pozy}. = q czegoz q to
u~tworzy1?- Me 2 mezowej g}owv,
by sic ME sprzeciwia}a .madrosci
mezowej. AMI ia wyjaf. .oc2u
czfowieka pierwszego, ably ME spo-
gladafa z chciwosc'a ma niego.Ani z
jezyka jego, ably ME gada}a> CODY
JeJ ME przysta}o, owszem, by mil
cza4a. Ami z uszu Adama = to z
ostr6znosci, by ME pods1uchlwa}a
nigdY z ciekawosc1. Ami z rak
mega, ably tego ME s'egaia,do czego
jej natura zehska ME pozwala. AM
z nog, ably domu swego p'lnowa}a
! ME iak CHOP pc swiecie "a
chlebem blegafa.
Stw6rca madrze utworzy} to-
warzyszke mia z zebra adamowe-
go, by pod mega sl}a zawsze by{a
PREY boku jego i poddana temu,