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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
POZNAN (Farwell P. o.
Neb.

kagodna ale sucha many
7ime. Me wiemy co zrobi sw.
Maciej - czy "a stracl, czy
zbcgaci, bylebysmy tylko
deszczu lub sniegu dostali- Ia
tydzieh hub diva rozpoczynamy
siejhe ma orce.
Ale nova kara boska nam
grozi - i Wierze naszej j
polskosci dzieci naszych. -
A CO.?
Masonskie Wcodmanijaki
balami i klamstwami chca mas
uwiesc. Ma]a juz swoje ,select
few i ,,secret work., by
zozbic polski Poznah kosci6}.
Ale Pcznahczykl a zw}aszcza
biznesisci polscy napluli wud-
ma]akom " oczy, szploke
wudmapjacka psowi do ogona
przypieli, wy$miali ich arke i
ich bozka, ktorego " arce
maja i ich koz}a cuchnacego!
Dc las6w wudmaniajaki. do
las6w rozbijac! mas
lasow ME ma.
Me oszuka} mas Moskal, ME
oszukal Bismark - i Wy
masonscy wudmanijakl mas
ME oszukacie.
Tylko bacznos6 zuchy
Poznaniacy! stojmy murem
prey Ojczyznie i ca}osciW WARY
katolickiej:
Liturgy uie moga bye
Northumberland, DO ich Z
kosciola luterskiego wyrzuca;
a Polacy by mieli bye
wudmanijakami! Czy nasza
Wiara gorsza cd luterskiej?
Bron Boze!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
REZOLUCYE.

Ma obchodzie stopietdzie-
siecio letniej rocznicy urodzin
Kosc;uszki w hall szkolnej ma
kazimierzowie, W Chicago,
powzifto ma wniosek Andrzeja
Bel;hskiego ninieisze rezolu-
eye:
Zuqzyuszy, Il Humboldt Park
Jest mieiscem odosobnionem.
dokad ME ma wystarczajacej
komunikacyi, przytem jest
czysto szwedzki / niemiecki, a
eaten nieodpowiedni ma
pomnik ola naszego bohatera
Tadeusza Kosciuszki.
Zuazywszy, re Lincoln Park
posiada prawie wszystkich
KRAKOW pomniki slawnych
mellow, z pewnosc'a sic tam
znajdzie kacik ola naszego
boharera, ktory sic temu
krajowl tax dobrze zasluzyl.
Przeto publicznosc zgroma-
dzona ma wyzej wymienionym
Obchod7ie Kosciuszkowskim
postanowi]a j~ednomyslnie
przez pisma publiczne dac
niniejsze rezolucye do via
domosci i prosi6 Q laskawe
przychylenie sic do takowej.
Wszystkie pisma polskie So
proszone takowa powtorzye.
Z szacunkiem,
Jan Grz@gorzewski.
sekr. obch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
AMERYKA
PROTEST. Zoan
PROTEST.

pan E.. lobe St.. Paul,
zakfaduiacy polska osade W
okolicyW eyerhaeuser, " Stanie
Wisconsin, protestuje przeclw-
ko twierdzeniu niektorYch
gazet .jakoby pose} kallforni)sk'
Johnson, ktory niedawno
paluat W Kongresie move o
wrzekomej szkodli .osci ola
kraju imigracyi Siowian a
szczeg6lnie Polakow - byf
Sweden. Pan Hobe, ktory
sam jest pochodzenia sksn
dynawskiego, zapewnia, ze
ten polakozerca wcale z
Szwedow ME pochodzl. Wogole
Szwedzi, jako narod, ME 3ywia
nlenawis;i do narodowos3i
olskiej.
przez Senat
Kougresu wWashington'e blu
o bic'u srebruych dolar5w
o1ywi}o cokolwiek ruch W
handlu / %przemysle.
ALBANY, N. 7. PoljcYa
urzadzila obtawe ma domY
nierz4du. polozone dzieln;cy
Whitechapel. Aresztowaia ona
kilkanascie osob, wSr6d
ktor3ch zoajdowalo sic szesciu
posfow do !egislatury. We h"ili,
kiedy policya prsestapi}a progi
jaskinl zepsuc,a, panowie
prawodawcy hulali ~Laj;epsz=,
tanczsc i mi4dzac sic do
prostytutek. TIE ostatnie pollcya
pus;ila ma wolnooe, a WASH
cielke domu stawlIa pod
kaucya $500 do dalszego
procesu. Assemblemani zostali
wvpuszczeni 90 ztoz7niu kaucyi
" vysokoscl sl50, u stawia
sic IA process " chacakterze
swiadkow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
z Minneapolis.

W minneapolitanskiei ko-
respondencyi do Wla17lsa, M.
6, bylo zaznaczonen, jakobY
ostatni polski obchod stycznio.
WV " naszem miescie byl
najwspanialszym re wszystkich,
jakiekolwiek Polonia tutejsza
urzsdzila. Lecz-dla czego ten
obchod bYf nalwspanialszym,
to chyba tylko correspondent
towi wmdomem. albowiem
owo licsne z~gromsdzenie pu.
blicznosci. 0 kt6rem pisze,
stanowily zaledwie diva NEEDLE
osob-a i eli, skoro sie spo
strzegli, jacy ludzie urzadzil'
obch6d, zaczeli sic wynosic.
pewien bystrzejssy
ME bYl posiat Pc
diva pudia cygar, ktoremi
obecnych poczestowano, caiY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
Omaha, Neb.

W srode. 26 lut., obchodzi
nasz biskup Scannell srebrny
jubileusz swego IS letniego
kaplahstwa. Duchowiehstwo
dyecezalne cfiaruje mu album
swych fotografi i wielki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
MAST AGENCl:

Upowaznieni SO do xolektowa
ria ahonamentu WlARUsA nastepu-
jsey nasi agenci mieJscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr: Michaf Mendyk.
Ray CITY:p. X. N edz ell
s i.
Er. Szram, 1928 Michigan ave.
EANTICOKE, Pa.-Fr. Jablonski.
VEST BAY CITY:
Antoni Piechowiak.
BALTIMORE: FIR. Ziarnowski
1925 Shakespeare Str.
STEVENS POINT, Wis: Teotil
Denlowski.
HURLEY, BES-
SEMER. - Hipolit Pawlicki.
RADORE: Jak6b Rosinski.
.MDfIET:
Er. kozlowski 1906 Scott str
EsEMONT: Kahn. Buszkiewicz.
MANISTEE: Andrzej Sciba l72-s str
PYTSBURG, Pa. = Michalsk
L6zef 1906 - 1903 Carson Str
ugJHUTH: Jan Muhko,
IL Lake Str. N.
Teofl Rock.
SMITH BEND: Anton Beczkie
wsen Cor. Chaplin 4 Durham st
sYaPHEN, MINI.
J. f. Kamrowski.
mJ,NO: Juliusz Zaczek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

%
narodowosci, a szczeg6lnie 2
Polakow, Irlandczyk6w,
Francuzow i Niemcow..
Z ASHTON. Nebr Pan
M'chal Mendyk godnie
przedstawia WIARUsA jake
jego agent. Gromi Wood
maniakow z ca}ej silly.
WILKESBAREE, Pa. -
w naszym polskim kosciele
nietylko mitingi sic odbywaja.
ale nawet m}odziez uczy sic
teatru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
"Patentowane-

Patentowane-
go potwarcy South
Chicago, chaji Abrahama,
Mkt ME za}uje. Z~ydowstret
W najlepszych ko}ach chica-
goskich i do tego zydziaka
sic rozpostarE. Abrum pono
juz sic og}asza} przysztym
biskupem polskim.. Zwiaz.
kowi lie }apy... kazdego
ksiedza polskiego nienawi-
dr.. W swojej parahi szczuie
ch}opa ma ch}opa... przyczai}
sic do Illinois Steel Company
i tam "a pomoca mon6polis-
tow i wyzyskiwaczy krwi
ludzkiej, dostarcza bia}ych
Observation-Disclosures "a
500 ma dzieh = - godzin
piracy w ogniu, "a co kom-
pania .zydowi wegle darmo
Jest czas, ably ksieza
polscy zbadali brudne spraw
XII chaji Abrahama i jedno
go wyparli, jake
obludnego dolarnika i pa
skudnego zyda, re swego
grona. Ia to zydzisko polskie
imie i polski honor znowu
beda. W1ARUs malus
sit Yates.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
PLACIC "a WIARUSA!
ZDOLNY
ORGANISTA.

grajacy bicycle pod1ug nut = tax
ma ~organach jak. ma skrzypcach
= umiejacy dyrygowae PREY spie-
vie choralnym ifguralnym : syn
organisty PREY kosciele
". Winonie, poszukuje miejsca.
Laskawe oferty prosi przese-
lac pod nastepujacym swoim adre-
sem:
MAMMALIAN GLOWACKI
268 Mankato ave.
Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
I INV POLSKICH
w r

JUTRZENKA ostatnia TIA
Z Cleveland) pluje ma pew
nego ,,niezaleznego'' jego-
moscia Z Pennsylvania. Oby
ten plugawy szparga} raz tez
/ siebie samego oplu}.
OBYWATEL NIEZO-
RAWSKI Milwaukee
bawil 1890 Stycznia W
Poznaniu, gdzie zamieszka}
W hotelu Luzidskiego.
CO pi-
salismy o nowo za}ozonem
stowarzyszeniu, jest swieta
prawdq. Teraz dopiero, gdy
Konstytucya sic ukaza{a,
wykazuje sic, ma jakich
dudk6w panowie ,,Ignasie"
Milwauczan wystrychnel1.
K O n S tucya 5 t o.
w arzyszen e S t
n i e k a t O c k q. Pamie-
tajcie. bracia, koscielnem
dziadostwem i W Milwaukee
daleko ME zajdziecie. Kon-
stytucya katolickiej organiza-
cyl powinna uwzglednic b}ogi
wplyw kap}an6w ma rozw6j
organizacyi. Bee ksiezy
przepadniecie z Waszem
stowarzyszeniem. a e
W { d o Z e d n O.
cze n K a t O c k E.
g O. Tam VAN bedzle
najbezpieczniej. - Micha}ka
ME s}uchajcie!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
DrObne Echa.

Budo-
wniczy pan FIR. Niezorawski
powroci} IS Lutego z podrozy
do Europy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
SOUTH CHICAGO. IL

SOUTH CHICAGO, III.
Co pisa} W1ARUs O tutej
Sym przechrzconym zydzie to
prawda. Pawelskiemu chodzi-
10 tylko o cztery dolary,
Zada} te drobnostke Cd
Abramka "a przywozenie
biednym jalmuzny podczas
bezrobocia. Abram sam Pa
welskiego do tego jobu naja}.
a potem, gdy Pawelski zada}
zap}aty, haniebnie go i z
plebanii i z Towarzystwa sw.
Marcina wyrzuci}.
NlESZCZESLIWY lewita
Tadeusz J%akimowicz ma do
zawdzieczenia swe przyare-
sztowanie swojemu nastepcy
W Mt. Carmel, ks. Dr..
Misickiemu. Ten wyszpiego
wal przez swoich dziad6w
koscielnych, re podupadly
jego konfrater ]akimowicz
ukrywa sic W okolicy Mahony
City, zapusciwszy brode.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

Wskutek tego szpiclostwa
p6licya juz Cd kilku dai
tropi}a zbiega, al wreszcie
dowiedzia}a sic, re bawi W
miescie Mahony City, zkad
ma jechac do Brazylii.
Sc;gany lewita zweszy} zdrade
i pieszo wyni6s} sig z mia
steczka, uja} go przeciez pare
godzin pozniej policeman
Lincoln Smith ma najblizszej
stacyi kolejowej W Buck
Mountain, poczem odwiezlono
nieboraka do wiezienia
powiatowego W Sudbury.
Sta}o to sic w dniu II
Lutego.
SkwaJer Lewis natychmiast
skaza} aresztowanego ma
zap}acenie $500 grzywien
"a to, re ME zap}aci} s11oo
dolar6w koszt6w sadowych,
wynik}ych z procesu jego
przeciw PAM Oldzie Czaior. i
wezwa} go zarazem do zap}a-
cenia i tych koszt6w. Ex
proboszcz ME zaplaci}, DO ME
mia}. a cho6byi by} zap}aci},
to skwajer juz mia} ma niego
inny warrant. wyjety przez
Stanis}awa Witkowskiego z
Mt. Carmel, O sprzeniewie-
RENE 600 dolarow.
Nam sic zdaje, il lepiejby
juz by}o, zeby mu mSciwy
konfrater ME by} przeszkodzi}
w w~ywedrowaniu do Brazylii
-pieniedzy przeciez juz tax
wiele ME posiada. i jezel'
rzeczywiscie powierzone sob;e
przez para6an sunny przenie-
wierzy}, to i tax juz nikomu
mic sic nie dostanie.
OSkAWIONY X. DR..
Misicki, kt6ry bezwstydnie
rzuca sic IA nasw PoLAKU w
AMERYCE, zazdroszc1ac nam
nawet chleba powszedniego,
sam swego czasu ola W1ARUsA
artyku}y pisywa}, az Master,
poznawszy sic ma farbowanym
lisie, kt6ry poole zdradzif
swojego konfratra i dobro-
dzieja wielebnego X, Kon-
stantego Domagalskiego,
dalsze doktorskie wybryki
umys}owe ja} rzuca6 do kosza,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

WIEL. x. ZYGMUNT
WOZNY przeniosl sic z
Cleveland. Ohio, do Stanu
Mississippi, gdzie objal parafa
skladajaca sic z r6znych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
Il. Derdoavski;
lib W. 4-th Str.

W1NoNA, MINI
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GOOD ROADS POINTERS.

broad tired wagon doesn't hurt any
road
Motor carriages require good ROADS
and good roads are good.
Poor drainage and narrow tires are
the chief ad-destroyers.
Good roads and bad roads, their adj
ventares aud disadvantages should be
a much discussed subject at farmers in-
stitutes this winter.
In France all carriages are taxed.
Those with seats for one or two persons
$40 a year lin round numbers)' those
with seats for three, SIS, and for four,
$50: while bicycles and tricycles aie
taxed So each.
In France wagon tires are from three
IN ten inches wide. usually from four TO
six. depending upon the weight OF the
load. In Germany the law prescribes
that wagons for heavy loads must have
a width OF tire Of not less taLn foui
iuches.
The roads OF Europe are the growth
Of a hundred years. Napoleon began
those in France for military purposes
those az Germany largely grew ont o
the same causes, while Italy had only
70 keep up the ancient but sp'endie
highways OF the early Roman con
oncrors. In England good roads gen
orally have arisen In the last 80 yearss
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EATERS WITH A RECORD.

Connecticut school boy ate 10 mince
pies on wager.
Auius yerus, a Roman noble, gave
supper one night to a dozen OF ms
cronies that made hole of $25o,ooo In
his bank account.
Vitellius, the Roman emperor, once
rave a dinner that cost over s2oo,ooo.
Seutonious states that the guest had
The choice of 1000 dishes of fish and
1000 of game and fowl
Mr.. Thomas Frazier, OF Yonkcrs, once
rave q dinner at the Hoffman house,
New York, TO 10 guests, the bill Tor
which was 81 900, or at the rate OF s77
DER cover. Wines worth $50 bottle
were served on this occasion.
Caligula, the emperor, whose wicked
ness shocked the most brutal OF his as
sociates, built bridge of boats three
miles long, in the center of which hi
caused banquet hall to be constructed
In this was served q feast that wa
said to have cost 100000.
Grimod de la Reyniere, who came 0
banking family, was deprived in child
hood of both hands, but that did no
prevent him becoming an epicure an
gourmet. At the age Of 20 he wa
caught by his own father sitting dow
to seven roasted turkeys. His grea'
grandfather had died at the table !
q fit of laughter.
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FIG 3.

tanned in any other way. smooth cor
crete sidewalk, uniform throughout the
streets extent, is prominent factor
in increasing the attractiveness OF
street, as is also the maintaining Oh
smooth strips Of green grass ny
the roadside. 1t would certainly pa
the inhabitants of village III tnc
Increased value OF their property
10 raise among themselves small
sum annually. to be expended OUTSIDE
the yearly highway expenditures OF ,he
town or village corporation in what
might be termed aesthetic repairs-the
care of the trees. the greensward ana
the keeping of smooth edges IN inc
driveway. turf and sidewalks. lheso
may be considered by some rs sma''
things, but they are wonderfully CT
fcctiye in increasing the beauty ol
village streets.-Webb Donnell, in Coun
try Gentleman.
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rverv wear We have brought to our ~.
>enton by the enterprising management
az the Northern Pacific Railroad 20. thas
This system is the one that takes the uaV-
eler to the Yellowstone park.
Il is we'll we are reminded OF thls, lol ~
our eager pursuit Of wealth and piensurs,
wa lose sight of this wonderful region, anu
of which we have such a limited knowieago'
Great wisdom was shown by the govern.
ment in securing this park Tor all Time "
come for future generations, and the Wins
will come when not to have visited tnis
famed region before going abroad VIII 10
UnIy think Of a lake at 5000 feet eieve
tion. and miles across, skirted WIN noun
fains. with a steamer TO take the sishv
seeker around.
THE Yellowstone park Is rightly named
"The Wonderland" and 1t must be seen y
form any adequate idea OF It's beauty anu
grandeur. - on,
In seeking for pleasure trip, here at oul
door is one that should be Investigated, ahe
avery American citizen should have enough
national pride to know all about the isi
lowstone park.
By addressing the general passenge'
agent of the Northern Pacific railroad
CIas. s. Fee, st. Paul, Mimi, ana inciosihl
ten cents in stamps, you can secure Una
heautifu lsouvenir book entitled Nv onder
land. 49," ,, ;n,o,
This book will give you all desired in1oI
nation, and contains maps and engraving
OF the highest order.
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ODDITIES.

In London there are 20 restaurants In
which only vegetable food is served.
At Greenwood Garden. Peaks Island,
Me, there is huge rattlesnalle which
has just completed an unbroken fast
that lasted for fall year.
A 17-year-old boy in Lisbon. Me-.
named William Blackford, has already
attained height of feet sia inches,
and is still growing.
The fact that White Sulphur Springs.
Mont, is a splendid antidote for the to-
bacco habit, Is attracting the attention
of slaves of the weed.
The grcat-grandfather, grandfather
and father and son, all working to-
gether digging n cellar, was rather un'
usual family gathering in PASSPORT
Me-, recently.
A monstrosity in the shape OF cali
that had the head, tail and skin OF
dog and the feet and teeth OF its own
kind has been stuffed and is now on ex
hibition in Invercargill, Australia.
A malicious man In Newkirk. o.
poured kerosene on the tail of neigh
boris cat and set fire TO it, thinking tina
the animal would rush madly TO it
home and cause q conAagration in tn
house Of the disliked neighbor. With
cats usual pcrversity, it dashed into tn
barn of the malicious man, and the bar
was destroyed.
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rreen grass is n row of trees, TINS siue
Of the street being duplicated upon the
other side. The driveway is gen'ly
rounded from side to side.
The second cut shows the same ar
ranpement except that there is 70"
~ trees between the sidewalk and the
lawn limit-a most pleasing addition
and one that can readily be secured TOT
anv village street. With such an ave,
nue of trees in full leaf the beauty o.
the street is very greatly enhanced.
The third cut shows cross section
which calls for wide street with row
Of trees through the center. fianked by
a strip of green grass, with driveway
IN either side. This calls for WIDE
street as l said, but this is readily 90
tanned when new street is to be laid
out. while there are already IN exist
ence many village streets that are SUI
Gciently wide to admit the planting o.
this middle row of trees.
A street thus laid out is wonderiu'il
attractive and gives an air OF dlstincuoi
and elegance that could hardly be Cd
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grass borders, the sidewalks and the
driveway. 1t is sometimes necessary
TO open new streets in village, and very
often the old ones can be somewhat re-
modelled in the matter OF the four eie-
ments referred TO. 1t is worth while'
therefore, TO consider some OF the re-
lations which these elements may PROB
ably bear 10 one another.
With this design in view the cross
sections of village streets are given
herewith. The first shows upon the lett
the lawn limit of abutting property.
which may be a fence or PLAIN turf. "A
street without side fences is much SUI
perior in appearance to one having en-
closed lawns and front yards VII
lage improvement society can frequent
IL do much TO secure the Punishment OF
these fences. il il goes about the matter
,actfu,ly. Referring again to the cut
the concrete walk is shown upon the
edge of the street with a sloping stretct
of green grass down to the edge OF the
roadway, the edge being well-mad'
gutter. In the middle of the stretch O.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BEAuTIrYlN1 STREETS.

How the Attr ,ctn ess of villages Can
Be Ia, h.aced Greatly.
In a ciry the individual usually has
no voice. except indirectly through his
ballot, in the identifying of the streets
or parks; but in village il is far other
wise. There he may do much by his own
individual efforts; he may exert great
influence by friendly discussion, plan
ming and doing in association with ms
immediate ncighbors, or he may have
much greater influence by working
through village improvement society
The main point is to have the enthusi-
nsm and the staying qualities that VIII
result in continued rather thnn spas
mode efforts.
One of the first things TO he considered
IN attempting to make village more at
tractive is the improvement in the LOOKS
of the streets. There are at least foui
elements tina. enter into the makeup
of n handsome street.-the trees, the
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

The romance of the east Is to receive
a shock in the new iron bridge over the
Tigris at Bagdad.
A pair Of crocodile shears" was re-
Gently set up in Pittsburgh that can
cut plates of any size ia inches thick
or a bar four inches square.
A great German company has been
formed with a capital OF 100000, TO
establish iron works and railway en-
CINE factory in Southern Russia.
1t has been found impossible to build
lighthouse or Diamond Shoal, OH
Hatteras, but the government wiz put
in a lghtship at once. and she VII. be
the strongest ever made.
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FOREIGN PERSONALS.

Stanley 10 regarded as dismal parlia-
mentary failure.
Bismarck Is failing rapidly, though
his mental faculties are unimpaired.
The late John S'tetson recently re-
marked: There are more men VINO
are fools in Boston than there are men.
Prince Eugene. the youngest son OF
King Oscar III. of Sweden and Norway,
is travelling under the name OF COUNT
Rosendal.
Taine's only daughter has married NJ
Dubois, son Of the late director OF The
Beaux Arts. Though brought up as q
Protestant. Mile. Tame was married In
Roman Catholic church.
Kaiser Wilhelm stopped at Frankfort
for q few hours for the celebration O
the anniversary of the treaty OF peace
and within three days there were ~
arrests for lese majesty in the town.
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From the Farmers Voice, Chicago, H.
Edison A. Wood, who now lives at 40
Washington Boulevard, Chicago, Ill, was
born on q farm In Wyoming County, N. r.,
30 years ago. As a young man he suffered
two sun strokes In the fields. When the war
broke out, he Joined the 57th Illinois Volun-
teers, with which he served two yearswhen
sickness forced his discharge. The effects
OF the sun strokes and his army lie under-
mined his health and no soon found his
brain, heart and kidneys were affected For
eight years he was with the West Chicago
Street Car Company, but was forced to seek
lighter work, as the exposure increaseu MS
bronchial aud asthmatic troubles He then
engaged with the Pan Handle kailroao
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different capacities. His constitution gradu-
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dizzy spells becoming more frequent ne
finally sought relief In DR.. Williams PINK
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The habit OF mankind --Theodore Parker.
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Whatever else is wrong, trusting uoo
u always right
An hour spent in bad company can
never be blotted out.
The devil has to keep busy 10 no'o
hie own in the home of praying
mother.
Gods most precious gifts are often
,,r,,pcd up in the commonest kind OF
brown paper.
Il was saying: "Thc Lord Is my
shrphrrd." moment by moment. that
lcnt David going and Rrow'nT'-Ram'
Horn.
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Punishmcnt.

We must reap as we sow. II we vio-
late natural law we must suffer. u We
violate Gods law we will be punished.
lie is God of justice. AS such lie
must punish the guilty.-Rev. Dr.
Bachman, Presbyterian, Utica, =. \.
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The ministry should choose the min
istcr. One should not enter the MIN
istry unless. before God, he feels thas
he can do nothing else.--Rev. W. d.
Ceistweit, Baptist. Galesburg. LII.
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No One But a Veteran Gan Re-
alixe the 6ufferings from
Army Life.

u Often Makes Our Abie-booieo mes
Helpless lnvaiids-Thc Story OF ons
Who Suffered for Twenty Years.
Due to Hardships When In the
Service of His Country.