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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-08

Speed and safety are the watch
words of the age, One Minute Cough
Cure acts speedily, safely and never
fails. Asthma, bronchitis, coughs ard
colds are cured by it, W. H. pri-
deaux.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-10-08

One hundred and sixty acres Of good
farm land in Nebraska, :! miles west
Of Creighton, IA thriving town Of one
thousand inhabitants, in Knox county,
100 acres can be cultivated; 40 suit
able Tor pasture; 40 acres now in cul-
tiya,ion. This land Will be sold at a
bargain, or traded for good property
in city of Mineral Point.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
High Postage.


In 1881 public meeting was held
at South Shields at which It was O.
solved to ask parliament for two rep
resentatives, In view OF ths new re-
form bill. Ono Of these was sent to
the marquis of Cleveland. tho lord lieu
tenant. for presentation to the house
OF lords. This petition seems to have
been above the statutory weight and in
consequence n surcharge OF &c 5s I'D
postage was demanded by the postal
authorities. The marquis OF Cleve-
lands letter relating to this Is now be-
fore me and is rs follows:
Newton House, Feb. 11.-sir: I have
to acknowledge the receipt OF your let.
ter and petition. which I will attend to
toward the end Of this month. must
remark that &c IS Sd is charged post
age. which hope to recover or must
apply (sic) to you for the same. re-
main, sir, your very obedient servant
"CLEvELAND."
Notes and Queries.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

The Rev. Father John himself lays
no claim to any power. He does assert
that a half hour in fervent prayer every
night will sufice to keep a person spir-
itually healthy and happy. even when
the prayer Is forced. In seasons Of cold
heartedness. Nevertheless. he has been
credited with not only cures but tbs
power Of prophecy.
The Rev. Father John Is In no wisS
remarkable In appearance. except that
his blue eyes are piercing to a degree,
and appear to have the power to look
into ones very soul and read what y
there. He Is simple. straightforward.
profoundly devout man. who believes
unQuestiondbly in the power OF prayer.
His firm faith encourages sufferers, In
spires the weak of heart and morals.
stirs up the rich to give large sums OF
money by which the poor profit, and
which they would not otherwise give
at all. in all probability. The Rev.
Father John himself derives NO ad-
vantages from either money or aristo-
cratic friends.
He gives without asking whatever
sum he may happen to have in MA
pocket; or his mode Of operation 10 a
nearly that that It may fairly be De.
scribed In these general terms. The
indisputable service which Father John
renders Is that he rouses sluggish
hearts. souls. consciences to action,
more or less vigorous: that he puts into
the sick the desire and courage to live,
which. as any doctor will admit, Is gen.
orally half the battle. In that sense,
he probably does effect many curre.
whole or partial.
On another occasion three yonng mon
made up their minds to have some fun
out Of the respected priest. and to de-,
ceive him. with the object OF ruinins
his reputation for penetration. One Of
them went to the Rev. Father John and
asked him to come and pray beside his
dying friend. The Rev. Father John
did not refuse, but he said beforehand: I:
You are trifing with God" On enter
ing the room he found the second
scamp writhing on the bed in apparsnt
agonies, while number three was wall
Ing and lamenting. The Rev. Father
John took good look at the room
twhere there was no holy picture and
at them; knelt down, crossed hi,uself
and said: Lord, deal with them &C.
cording to their faith. Amen" Then
he quickly left the room. But whsn the
imaginary invalid attempted to rise
from the bed he found himself really
and seriously Ill with a nervous attack
It was only after the jokers had done
penance and been well lectured by the
Rev. Father John that ME sick man re
covered.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

His right arm was still diss6ed.
think the tears were in my eyes ~
thanked him for the suggestion.
He gave me look full Of sympathy
and forgiveness. Then, at his request.
sought for and found a bundle Of
manuscript and writing materials.
Still lying on the couch, with his eyes
half closed, he dictated to me page af-
ter page of a work which has since
appeared, and brought him more fame
and fortune.
Except for the reawakened desire.
the craving which grew stronger and
stronger every hour-to hear tidings of
Viola, those hours spent with Grant at
that lonely farmhouse on the edge Of
the sea would have been very happy
ones to me. Leaving out Of the ques-
tion the feeling of thankfulness that
my murderous design had failed. the
very charm of the mans society was
such that could have fingered for
months at his side. knew that Eus-
tace Grant was making, not only a
wiser, but better man OF me.
But Viola! must hear Of her! There
is a limit of self-restraint; and Grant
was now strong enough to talk on any
and every subject. Sooner or later.
felt sure that he would enter upon my
own troubles; that from him should
learn why my wife left me. where
could meet with her. how I could best
bring her to me again. Is 1t any Won
der that longed for the moment when
he might speak?
It came at last. One night-a night
SO still and calm that even the proven
bially turbulent waves Of the Bay of
Biscay were all but at rest, Grant and
were sitting out in the moonlight. He
was in thoughtful. silent mood, and
for while respected the sanctity Of
his meditation. Then, moved by a sud
den impulse. began to once more ex-
press my deep contrition and remorse
for my rash act. my Joy at what now
hoped was my friends all but com.
plete recovery.
He checked me quickly.
do you know what thought flashed
through me. even as felt the sting Of
the bullet? You may believe I had no
wish to die: but I said to myself. were
I In that mans place-ignorant as he is
Of the TRUTH should have done as hs
is doing, or even worse. II 1t gives yoa
any satisfaction to hear me say that I
forgive you. say 1t. Now. let US never
again mention the subjectw
He held out his hand, grasped 1t IN
deep gratitude. and once more the~e
was silence between US.
ITO BE coNriNuaD.I
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
ITO BE coxriNusp.I
WHAT THE SMALL BOYS WEAR.

Linens of White. blue and brown. with
Plenty of Black velvstcsn-
There's a something about the small
boy which always appeals to the heart.
He is 30 sturdy. so full Of manliness.
that both mother and father are justly
proud Of him. Father takes care to In
CREASE the manliness by making him
tough and eager for boyish sports:
mother makes his appearance more at
tractive by clothing him with careful
forethought.
This season she has to great extent
forsworn woolens. giving him instead
cool garments Of linen. The prettiest
are made Of linen duck In gray or pure
white. The suits have short knee trou-
sers and zouave Jackets. Revers and
collars for gray suits are Of white duck.
For serviceable wear when the small
boy wishes to barter In mud pies heavy
brown linen is used or mayhap the boy
dons one Of navy-blue linen that he
may sail his boat and be a bonny sai,or
lad. The trousers are often cut in
nautical fashion. although the faTorite
material for sailor trousers and blouses
Is cream-colored serge.
The very small boy. who has not yet
been promoted to pants" wears kits
Of white pique and blouses that are
Handsomely embroidered on collar and
cuffs-that Is. he wears the piqus when
his mother can resist the suit Of black
velvet. That is the material in which
the mother Of every small boy longs to
clothe her darling. Even when the
weather 10 warmest she often falls n
victim to its charms. with the result
that the small boy is irresistible to all
womankind.
A model which comes to us from
London forms a serviceable play gar
mcnt for boy Of three summers.
II is Russian blouse in shape. fall
ing from the neck to the knee In large
box-plaits. Heavy lace forms the square
collar and the cuffs. while belt Of tho
material suggests a tightening Of the
garment at the waist.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

that Father John had been sent ioi
across the whole length OF Russia u
administer spiritual consolation' anu
had been present when none othe.S
cave the imperial family were ad-
mitted. Father Johns departure ior
Moscow to attend the coronation Oh tne
young Emperor was chronicled IN tne
Russian press In company with that OF
royal princes and great officials OF the
state. And nov that great calamity
has saddened tile coronation festivities,
the cable tells us that Father John OF
Cronstadt Is comforting and blessing
the mourners as they seek to find their
dead.
Father John is living Illustration
of the manner in which man can rise,
In the best sense, from the very lowest
to the very highest class OF society In
a country where most foreigners would
believe such thing to be impossible.
His father was poor semi-ecclesiasti-
cal survivor of the church In small
village OF the Archangel government,
situated even little further north than
Arctic Archangel itself. He was not
even clever boy. according to his own
account, until he prayed with tears Tor
enlightenment.
He received 1t. rose from the bottom
to the head OF his class, and, what Is
more important for himself and others.
acquired that fervent belief in prayer
wherein lies his strength.
The Rev. Father John was ordained
to the priesthood 40 years ago last No
vember. and appointed to the church In
Cronstadt of which he Is now the arch
priest. From the day OF his appoint-
ment he began to treat his poor parish
toner's Of St. Petersburg's seaport town
with the tender. winning affection born
OF his own experience Of hardship and
poverty. But his chief fame arose from
his power in prayer. which. as thou
sands firmly believe. effects miracles
in the way Of healing soul and body.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
n1.lne ,1ammoth County.

There are many persons, perhaps, living
within the limits of Aroostook county, Maine,
who have faint idea OF Its size. II Is truly
. county of magnificent distances and I'M
mense forests. 1t Is nearly as large as the
OF the Kingdoms of the old world. Its for.
ests are the largest In New England, and
there are places that have never been visited
except by the Indian or hunter. or the i've
largest counties In the United States Aroos-
took 10 second, one county In California being
q little larger. Only about one-fifth OF the
county . under cultlvation.-Boston Herald.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
ola p. rlshoner,s Compliant.

Some time ago the son Of distin-
guished clergyman Qately deceased
was requested to preach in the church
which his father had been vicar of.
He accepted the offer and preached
there.
The next day an old gentleman call
ed on him and abused him roundly for
his sermon.
.'How shocked" he said, "your poor
father would have been to have heard
you say what you did yesterdayW
II don't think he would have been
very shocked" replied the young man.
smiling. "That serman was one which
my father wrote himself just before
his illness, and never used, SO
thought us I might as well use 1t for
him."-London Answers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
A Veil of Mist,

Rising at morning or evening from some low
lands, often carries in Its folds the seeds Of
malaria. Where malarial fever prevail no
one = safe; unless protected by some e..
nclent medicinal safeguard. Hostctter's
Stomach Bitters is both protection and a
remedy. No person who inhabits, or So
5ourns in a minsmatic region or country,
should omit to procure this fortifying agent,
which In also the finest known remedy for
dyspepsia. constipation, kidney trouble and
Rheumatism.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
HOW to GROW 40 Con. wh....

Salzer's Fall Seed Catalogue tells
you: It's worth thousands to the wide
awake farmer. Send four-cent stamps
for catalogue and free samples of
grains and grasses for fall Gowing.
John A. Salzer Seed Co., Lacrosse,
Wisconsin.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
Preaching.

No book, no written discourse. orally
undellvered. can take the place of the
living preacher. The flash OF the eye,
the gesture Of the hand, the tone of the
voice. can never be produced on paper.
Rev. John Shape.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
Practical.

In a dreamy rapture he kissed her
golden tresses. THE future" he ex-
claimed. 1oyously, with Its castles in
the air!" She turned with sudden
earnestness. Reginald" she said, de-
cisively. don't deceive yourself. I tell
you once for all I shan't live above the
second story under any oiroumstan-
ces."-Pick- -Me-Up.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
Would An.wor tn. rurpo...

Tagleigh-Old Quiverful fixed up 4
phonograph in his parlor, but the girls
beaux got ahead of him by making love
without saying word
Wsgleigh-Why doesn't he get q
kinetoscope?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
A RUSSIAN HEALER.
JOHN cRoNSTADT HAS THE
POWER OF HEALING.
HIS InfIusnes Felt Evsrywhers-Coiieots
Vast sums from the Rioh and Dis
tributes Them with Lavish Hand
Among the Poor.

NE Of the best
known names In
Russia to-day Is
that of Father John
of Cronstadt; or, in
R u 8 8 ian form,
Father Ioann Ser
gien Kronstadtsky.
When the late EN-
peror Alexander
III. lay on MS
death bed. we read
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
Otd Gioy.

There is no room in this country for
any other flag than Old Glory; It 10
good enough for us, and should hc good
enough for those who seek our shores.
Rev. Thomas Carroll
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

During the past year the Methodist
churches of California, received as
many as 1.l69 japanese into their com.
munion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

Mobammedan depostors In the ,postomce
savings banks are enriching the British GOV "
eminent, as their religion forbids them 10 r. -,
ceiye Interest. They Insist on taking out No
more than they have put In.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

No street cars run on Sunday In GLASGOW
Scotland. and now the sabbat5 Alliance tSi o.
ing in that city, on the ground that bathlns
On the Sabbatii is a desecration of the day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
CHAPTER X.

RANT had fallen
upon his side. His
face was turned
from me, and one
arm, thrown out as
he fell, half hid his
head. For a mo-
ment l stood mo-
tionless. Now that
the deed was done.
the horror I felt
at my own act
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

The hotel keepers at Manitou are COM
plnininC about lack of ozone there TINS
summer The bicycle riders pump SO mueh
Of II Into their tires and carry II away.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

spend Your Vacation in the Mountains.
mt first write the General Passenger Agent
Of the Colorado Midland railroad, DenS1s y,
for maps, views and descriptive matte'' nv
as to knnM where to 60.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30
Personal.

ANY ONE who has been benefited by the
use Of Or. Williams Pink Pills, VIII re-
ceiye Information Of much value and inter.
est by writing to "Pink PILLS." p. o. BOZ
IhO1 philadelOhiQ, Pa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

A Boston dispatch announces that ex.Gov.
ernor Russell's father rcpudlates the Chicago
platform. As the old gentleman has been
portant.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

Tho classical Young lady with spectacles.
aa she clung to a strap, wondered whether;
when Clrce changed men Into swine, she uiu
ii by starting a street railroad IN Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

Piso's Cure for Consumption is our only
Beltz. I39 Sth Ave, Denver. Col, Nov. 8, 90.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

visitor. "What makes her do thatF she
wants to make folks think she Is tough'
said the farmer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

Stranger: "Have you seen q stray horse
about here?" Mike O'Flanagan: "Faith and
how could OF tell sthray horse from any
othery"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

The observatory on Mont Blanc u now
complete, with the exception Of one large
telescope, which cannot be taken up the
mountain till the snow is less deep. Regular
work was begun this summer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

-.-~ s,opned FREQ and permanently cured. NO
ots inter 1rst days OF DR.. kline'sGreat Nofvo
Restorer. Free 81 tria! bottle and trease Pr.
Send to DR. KLINE, 93l Arch St., Phiiaueiphio' -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

n the baby Is Cutting Teeth,
Bs surc and that old and weiitried remedy. Ma
wHsIow's SOOTHING sYnur for Children Tcething.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

..Does God ever make biufrs, mar Seer.
tainiy not" '.weli. He makes mountains
and precIpiccs. doesn't Her.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-07-30

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is constitutional cure. Price, Toe.
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Be- Ob4udy.

Wypefni&o sic! Hsniebny protes,
duchowiehstwa polskiego przeciw Ia
prowsdzeniu W Milwaukee szkoiaob
publicznyoh jezyka polskisgo Jest
faktem ~dokonsnym. Trudno narazie
wystawic sobie ca}y ogrom tel zbrodni.
~dokonsnej z zimna krwia ma narodzie
walczacyn z meozehska isoie s~ta}osois
"a narodowosc swoja ! religie. 30
wyobrszmy sobie jezyk nssz " szko.
Zach smerykahskich wyk}adowyml (Nie
ma watpliwosci, ze "a Milwaukee DO
sz1yby inne kolonie polskie). Ten je.
zyk tepiony zaciecie W Europe, zysku.
je prawo obywatelstwa W Amerycel
Byio by to zdobycza n~sjwiekszs jsks
kiedykolwiek W pokojowy sposob wy
walczylismy. - Jakim balsamem sp{y.
neiaby wisdomosc o tenn ma znekane
seroa ! umysiy patryotow polskioh "
Europiei 2 jaks ufnoscis spoglsdaliby
oni ma II milionowy narod polski W
Ameryce, tax dobrze pojmujscy swoje
zsdsnie. - Jednoczesnie bylby to clos
strasAy ola oiemiezcow naszych, wi
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wstPit. Zdaje sic, 70 duohowie6s.wo,
W dobrze zrozumianym wlasnym int.
resie, zejse by p~owinno z ~faAszywei
drogi jakiej sic trzyma. Czsstokroe
Prsyozyny uwatane "a maioznaczne
wywoiuja straszne " rezultaois skutki
Obswiamy sic tego.
Wiemy' se powy.sze pare slow oierp
kiel Prawdy, w.bud.i W pewnyoh ko
iaoh niezadowolenie ale sadzimy, %
" rzeczaoh duaej ~doniosiosoi nalea,
wypowiadac swe przekonania bez oblu
dy.
GrzymdEa.
Stan New Jersey, " o.erwcu '9e +.
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ycieczka do Buffalo.

u okszyi zjazdu W Buffalo ,,Narodo.
wego Stowarzyszen's Edukscyjnego",
W dnisch I'll lipcs, kolej wabash
sprzedswac bedzie tykiety Z Chicago dc
Buffalo ! z powrotem "a 1890 / 2 do.
Plata $500, ktore idzie jake wstepne
do tego Stowsrzyszenis. w taxi 500.
sob tykiety te beda o $3.50 tahsze, ami.
teli ma jakiejkolwiek innej drodze. Ty-
biety beda dobre ma Stack z Detroit do
Buffalo, lub z Buffalo do Detroit beg
zadnej doptsty. Tykiety dobre cd 5
9 liPoa do IL liPcs, ale moga bye pro-
longowane nswet do l sisrpnia, je.eli
beda ziozone u agenta oko{o III lipca.
Pc blizsze informacye j 20 mapy ri.
szoie do: II. a. Palmer, Asyst. Gen.
Agents, 81 Adams ST., Chicago.
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dzisiajs.ej DOLBY prelegent skreslil O.
beony stan rzeozy We wszystkich zabo.
raoh i zwr6oil szozeg6lna uwage ma
obeone ugrupowanie stronniotw poll.
tyoznych W Polsoe. o.ozsg6lowo i z
wieika znajomosoia rzeozy opowiedzial
p. Siemirad.ki o p~owstaniu i dzialal
nosoi Partyi stahczyk6w W Galicyi u.
godowoow " moskiewskim i pruskim
zaborze, poozem przeszedl do dziej6w
stronniOtwa ruOhu ozyli obrony o.yn-
nej. Ma ostatku prelegent dal kr6tki
.arys europejskiej polityki cd 1855 r.
i wskazai role, kt6ra Polska powinna
odegrac W przysz1yoh wypsdkach.
D.ielao polityke narodu polskiego ma
zewnetrzna i wewnetrzna wska.al pre-.
legent oaly szereg srodk6w, kt6re DO.
winny bye stosowane W poszozeg6l.
nyoh dzielnicaoh Polski ola obrony ma.
rodowosoi, jezyka i religii. M6wiso @
stosunkach polsko : amerykahskich, o.
swiado1ya prof. SiemirAdzki, re polonis
amerykahska ofcyalnie Jest uwaaana
IA czwarta dzielnioe Polski i ae jake
taxa ma wobec wsp6lnej ojo1yzny po.
waane obowiazki upatrujac przyozyne
sfabosoi polsko- amerykahskiej d.ielni-
oy W braku oswiaty i W dzieleniu sic
ma Partye, zacheoal prelegent polak6w
zamieszkaiych W Ameryoe do zdoby.
wanna jaknajwysszego wyksztaioenia,
do gruPowania sic oko}o Zwiazku N.
+. jake orgsnizaoyi, kt6ra smialo i o.
twaroie wypisala ma swoim sztandarze
dogmat niepodleg}osci Polski, oraz do
Popierania Skarbu Narodowego W Rap.
perswylu, widomego symbolic tel ME.
Podlegsosoi. Gorace, pe&ne zapalu i
WARY W lepsza PREY sz}osc slowa prele
genta zrobily glebokie wraaenie ma s}u.
ohaozach, kt6rzy oklaskami dziekowali
mu "a tax potyteozna i pouczajaca
prelekoye.
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BardZO TAME bilety

ma w~ycieczke do Chautauqua.
kolej Nickel Plate sprzedawae bed.is
II ! 22 ozerwca tykiety do Caloron, N.
Y.iz powrotem "a 1890 dobre ma
ws.ystkie Pocisgi pomiedzy 20 a 80
czerwoa wfaczzie. Pc wszelkie blizsze
szczegdy we wszystkioh sprawaoh ty.
ozacych kolei Nickel Plate, nalefv
pisac do. j. u. Callsn, agent generalny,
Ill Adams St. Chicago, Ill. INC. I15l
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Nadesfane.


Nadesfane.
(Lamieszozamy " imie bezstronnoso;
list KS. w: Kruszki, dodajao, ae zdanie
81. KS. o Zwiazku Jest mylne to tea
faskawy ozytelnik znajdzie poniaej ko.
mentarz cd redakcyi).
RIPoN, Wis, 2 ozerwca 1896.
Pan f.. II. Ja6soaski
574 Noble Street
Chicago, Ill.
Szanowny Panic Jablohski!
Wysmienity artykus napisales Par
20 kwestyi szkolnej W Milwaukee" "
przedostatniej ,Zgodzie"! Taxi artykul
wart byf Przedrukowania. Istotnie tax,
katolicyzm MECH lioho wezmie! Taxi
katolioyzm, to ME ~katolioyzm (powsze.
chnosc religijns), to r~aozej partykula.
ryzm, zasoiankowosc, absolutyzm!
katolioyzm prawdziwy dalskim Jest cd
duoha ciasnoty, zasklepionego W sko.
ruPie egoizmu!.... Prawda, re kato.
lioyzm jest nexkluzywnym" (wylacza-
Jacym) tam gdzie chodzi o falsz i zbro.
dnie; ale gdzie chodzi o pracde i cnote
jakakolwiek - czy n~aturalna mp. pa.
tryotyczna.") o1y nadnaturalna, - tax
jest Przestronnym, wszechstronnym,
po''szechmym i~naczej przsstaiby bye
| nazywac sic nkatolicyzmem" ozyli DO
wszeohnoscia. Jak prawda, ozy natu-
ralna czy nadnaturalna jednq jest, bo
jedem jest Bog, sprawoa obydwu 20.
rzsdkow na~turalnego i nadnaturalne.
60: tax i cnota, czy naturalna ozy mad
naturalna, jedna jest - ME wy}aczaja
one sie' ale owszsm uzupeinisjs sic
wzajemnie.
Dlatego ten duoh p~owszechnosoi
Przenikac winien kaada jednostks, kaa.
da organizaoye, ktora chcs misc pre-.
sensye do Prawdy i cnoty....
Wskutek tsgo ter, powtarzam tn
90 jua pabliOznie zganilem - 4a}owat
P~rzyPada, 20 wasz Zwiazek wyparl sic
tego ducha Powsrechnosci, wykresla.
jaO katolicyzm z konstytucyi swojej.
Gdyby byi miai jakas sekciarskq, par.
tykulistyczns religie, byiby to siusznie
uczynii; ale ME, gdy wykresli},
katolicyzm! Grunt katolioki (nie W spa.
ozonem, ale W prawdziwem znaczsniu)
jest jedynym gruntem prawdy i spra.
wiedliwosci.
w ten sam blad, kt6ry ganicie W
ksiezach milwauOkiob, wyscie sami DO.
padli ma ostdtnim Sejmie - z "a roz.
MICA. Re owl ksisaa wyparli sic duoha
Patryotyoznsgo, a wy ducha rsligijne.
60. Ale jedni i drudzy wyparliscie
sic duoha po,ossechnego, duoha katoli.
okiego.
Stow moioh ME cofne!
Zszacunkiem i powazaniem
y. We. Kruszka.
ks. w. Kruszka myli sic co do po-
wszeohnosci Zwiszku. wv. n. p. ME
mole bye Powszschnym jak Kosoiol
katolioki gdyz misya jego rozni sic
Przeciez cd misyi kosciofa. Koscioi
jest instytuoya mad zbswisniem dusz i
Przyszfem ich zyoiem ~praoujaos - gdy
rymozasem Wv. N. z. jest in~stytuoya
swiecks polityczna,- narodowa pol.
ska, wiec Zwiszek must bye polskim-
q ME powszeohnym. Gdyby Nv. stall
sic powszechnym = byiby instytuoya
kosmopolityczna. Ducha ka~toliokieeo
|-jak W og6le duohs chrzesciahskie9o
Wv. sic ME wyPari; gdyz wyraznie ma.
kazuje p~oszanowanIe wszelkioh WV.
znah ma moralnosci opartyoh- a specy.
aInie %wyznanis rzymsko-katoliokiego,
ktore ~uznaje "a p~anujqce " narodzie
polskim.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-06-18

Wydz'a1 Oswiaty wyslai prosbe dc
wszystkich grup o pomoo materyalna.
Oswiata kosztuje z samych pieniedzy
przea zwiazek N. P. wyznaozonyoh ko.
sztow~ wszystkioh pokryc ME mole. TIC
teA liozy ma ofiarnosc grup. z pewno.
scia kazda grupa przesle 2 Tub 8 dolary