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Evening star., 1896-07-04

Among other stories related by Joseph
Jefferson at the Forrest Home celebration
at Philadelphia recently was one which de-
scribed a remarkable performance of Meta
NORA" given in Washington. when Mr. JEFF
ferson was Forests stage manager I'm
one of the scenes" said Mr.. Jefferson, "a
victim Is tied to the stake and burned, the
flames being produced through the medium
Of sponge saturated with alcohol and con-
cealed in tin cup. One of the supes upset
the cup and the sponge rolled down to the
footlights. leaving behind trail of fire.
Put that out! roared Forrest. Two supes
dressed as Indians increased the ludicrous
picture by kneeling down and blowing upon
the sponge with might and main, the only
result being two pairs of singed eyebrows
Then another supe pushed his way to the
front and calmly trod on the sponge The
flames squrted in all directions, his trous-
ers caught fire and the curtain was rung
down. The audience left the theater good
naturedly, and the next morning all the
newspaper critics agreed that they had
never seen Forrest play with so much fire"
Evening star., 1896-07-04

conmodations for 2O,G0O in these Villas In
fact the town is composed of villas in
" nich lodgings are rented to strangers for
much a week. 1t is much week
that is TO say, exactly as much you
would pay in first-cass hotel in Paris or
New York-but if you attempt to leave dur
ing your first second week, vol must
nevertheless pay the villa proprietor for
three weeks. because IL is the law. Ger
tainly 1T is possible TO make a special
agreement in writing. but no one thinks
Of it, This is not the real reason. some
pretend. why every one stays three full
weeks at Carlsbad. It helps guests to de-
eide in favor of the waters. That is all.
Everything is free at Carlsbad. The
waters are free, but you must pay the lit
tie girls fer dipping them up. There are
about seventy miles of delightful walks up
Evening star., 1896-07-04
The Heart In Cycling.

From the Hartford Times.
1t Is erroneous to believe that bicycle rid
ing should be avoided in every case of
heart disease. Physicians who have made
a study of this question declare that it may
even be very beneficial In certain instances
in which the action of the heart is feeble,
and In which signs Of fatty degeneration
are found Increased muscular exercise al
most invariably improves the condition of
the heart itself. There are, however, sew
eral indulgencies that persons with weak
hearts should beware of, such as strainine
to climb hills and meeting head winds. ex-
cessive fatigue and particularly exciting
the heart and calling upon its reserve
strength by the use Of alcoholic stimulants
and improper food.
Evening star., 1896-07-04
DEEDS OF HUMAN VALOR.

DUTY Was Dcarer Than Life to Sur
EeOn Mcclellan.
paVld christie Murray, in Pearson's Weekly.
saw In Plevna one of the most extra
ordinary bits of human valor 1 ever be-
ne'o' an act that. to my mind deserves to
be recorded over and over again. The hos
pltals were in an absolutely unspeakable
condition. There were men on the beds.
uEder the beds and between the beds.
Cholera was there. and fever, and small
pcx. anc every imaginable kind of horror.
The hospital service was altogether in
complete.
When our party reached the town the
one young Irish doctor who had charge Of
the hospital was without a drop of chloro-
form, without a surgical instrument which
would do Its duty, without an inch Of
charpie or an inch Of bandage. He was a
young Fellow of extraordinary Valor, as lie
proved over and over again in the course
OF the campaign, but when we reached
him he was in such state of despair that
he was almost on the verge of suicide.
Inc chief surgeon Of our party was DIR.
Mckellar, now second in command at st.
Thomas Hospital, London. One day, while
removed twenty-five limbs. The state OF
the hospital made 1t impossible to operate
Indoors. and he had to set up a rough
operating table under the shadow of a
AAioo "dh lilc hoopitdi
square and carried on his work there. The
operations were hastily performed, and he
was blood from head to heel, like a
butcher.
I was walking up and down the square
with companion, when siege shell
struck the wall and knocked a hole in it
through which hanson cab might have
been driven. It struck within dozen
yards OF Mcclellan, who was at that instant
in the act Of tying up an artery. When
the dislodged fragments had all pattered
to the ground 1 ran toward him from the
other side OF the square. He thrust his
biood-stained hands through his gray hair
and said, quietly: THAT was near shave;
bring the next man."
l asked him why ne had not dropped to
avoid the explosion, for he must have
heard the shell coming. He answered quite
simply that If he had left the man for an
instant his life would have been lost
Evening star., 1896-07-04
So Lately Full of Pretty Women.

ing these microbes as they take up the
regime of the Carlsbad springs.
Everybody is supposed to do the same In
Carlsbad. The habit is to rise. very early
in the morning. start for the springs, take
a cup Of water, walk fifteen minutes and
repeat. Four cups Of Sprudel water before
breakfast is as much as anyone goes In
for; and after the last cup you are glad to
walk for forty minutes, as the law directs.
All! the sweet morning air! All! the in
vigorating salts! Consulting your watch as
you toll along the hilly ways, you stop di-
rectly when the forty minutes have expired.
No matter where you stop, there is a res
taurant.
Coffee and two soft-boiled eggs. a but
tered roll end a dash of sprudel to wash 1t
down.
There is now an hour in which to sit and
wonder at yourself. 1t is etiquette not to
chat much with visitors at this thoughtful
hour.
Lunch comes at noon, as the reward of
walking. AS limp as a rag from the in
vigorating walks and salts the visitor
yearns for the table. There is one meat
Evening star., 1896-07-04
SATURDAY,.
8:3O to 7s15 A. M.

6:3O to 7,15 A. M.
Early morning prayer meetings Topic:
Il promise Him that will strive to do
whatever He would like to have me do"
$500 to $3.50 A. NJ.
Bible fook study at New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Topic: Hosea the
Prophet Of Love-"
9:3O to II 80 A. NJ.
Annual Junior rally at Tent WiIliston,
Rev. George B. Stewart, Harrisburg, pre-
siding: Mr.. Foster. Washington, musical d.
rector; addresses by Master Raymond
Miles, Washington; Mrs. James L. Hill
Salem. and President Clark Boston.
Evangelistic meeting for men at Tent
Washington, Secretary Baer, Boston. pre-
siding: Mr.. Bilhorn. Chicago, musical d.
rector; devotional exercises by Mr.. w. n.
Multer. Washington: and addresses by
Commander F. Del. Booth-Tucker, New
York; Mr. c. N. Hunt, Minneapolis, and
Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman. Philadelphia.
Evangeilstic meeting for women at Tent
Endeavor. Mrs. John Willis Baer, Boston.
presiding; Mrs. Frank Byram. Washington,
musical director: devotional exercises by
Mrs. Wilbur F. Crafts. Washington: ad-
dresses by Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett. Wash
ington: Miss Belle Kearney. Flora. Miss;
Mrs. e. M. Whittemore New York, and
Consul Mrs. F. Del. Booth-Tucker New
York.
II to r. NJ.
Evangelistic meeting at Central Union
Mission. Other meetings in various church.
es by delegations.
5P. NJ.
Open-air patriotic song service at east
side OF Capitol building. with chorus of
four thousand voices. assisted by United
States Marine Band, President Clark. Bos-
ton, presiding; Mr.. Foster, Washington.
musical director; address by Mr. John
Wanamaker, Philadelphia: presentation of
banner; march to treasury building.
7:3O to 0:3O p. NJ.
Citizens meetings as follows on the top
ic, Christian Endeavor: Its Aims and Pos
sibilities:''
Tent Washington-Rev. Chas. A. Dickin-
son, Boston, presiding: Mr.. Excel, Chica-
go, musical director; devotional exercises
by Prof. Jas. L. Howe, Lexington. Va; ad-
dresses by Rev. ]. 2. Tyler Cleveland;
Rev. Wayland Hoyt. Philadelphia. and Mr..
John Wanamaker. Philadelphia
Tent Endeavor-Rev. JAS L. Hill, Salem.
Mass. presiding: Mr.. Bilhorn, Chicago,
musical director: devotional exercises by
Rev. r. w. Miller, Reading, Pa. addresses
by Rev. H. c. Farrar, Albany: Rev. John T
Beckley Albany, and Rev. N. Boynton, De-
troit.
In the evening there will also be recep-
tons ard rallies Of the delegations at the
church headquarters.
Evening star., 1896-07-04

hill and down. in shade and out; and ever
and amor there are delightful rivulets, cas-
cades and rustic seats In woodland hooks.
But as in Greek mythology. each nook. cas-
caGe and rivulet has its divinity. They pop
out most embarrassingly. these little girls
and boys with tin cups. fans and photo
graphs. with guide books and bouquets,
wood carvings. opera glasses. alpenstocks,
wood strawberries, ferns, newspapers and
visitors lists, to say nothing Of their Ger
Evening star., 1896-07-04

SO many palms extended to the parting
guest he leaves for his villa after lunch
The PORTER, the maitre d'hotel. the wine
opener and the beer BOBBY. the waiter and
the head waiter. the chambermaid and the
slop girl. the luggage man and the lift
man. the shoe boy and the bath room girl,
the leader of the Hungarian orchestra in
the court yard the chaSSeur the kerb,
and the cabman who whisks you to your
villa residence all ask for tips, boi1-faced
and standing in most speaking attitudes.
Carlsbad has permanent population of
about 12.aD inhabitants, yet they have &C
Evening star., 1896-07-04
stupid Trout.
rom the Chicago Record.

From the Chicago Record
you don't stay long at that hotel which
advertises fine trout stream in the vicin-
ityr'
mo. the hotel man explained that it
was fine trout stream. but he couldn't
help 1t If the trout hadn't sense enough
to find 1t out"
Evening star., 1896-07-04

TIE + u L hAAN .
remedy, the pimply
boys relief, the rem
ovator of a c l d =
charged blood, and
the corrector of the
W a y w ard liver
Carlsbad is all this
and more. You will
only need to present
yourself to the Carls-
bad doctors to learn
you have an unsus-
pected malady for
which the waters
Evening star., 1896-07-04
True Economy.

True ECOnOmy.
From the Chicago Record
Hampton and his wife always mako
calls on their wheels"
Yes. and it's a very good trick"
How is IL a good trick?''
'It saves clothes-any old thing will do
to wear on a bicycle"
Evening star., 1896-07-04
Patriotic Features of the Program Of
the G. E. Convention.
GREAT MEETING ON THE CAPITOL STEPS
Love Of Country and the Duty Of
Good Citizenship.
INSPIRING SURROUNDINGS
\ A r f I o T I S M TO
J the fore has been the

the fore has been the
idea Of the commit
tee having in charge
the preparation of
the program for the
fifteenth information
al Christian Endeay-
or convention, the
opening sessions OF
which are to be
Wednesday next.
Partly because the
convention is to be
held an annn oftar
Evening star., 1896-07-04
Not Political.

Good citizenship. as understood by Chris
tian Endeavorers. does not mean participa-
ton in politics. The idea is to elevate the
moral tone of a community by improving
the character Of its citizens: to teach men
their duty as members Of republican
form Of government; to frown on corrup-
tion, to break up the saloon and haunts Of
vice, and to make men cleaner, purer, more
intelligent, better fitted for the Responsible
ties Of citizenship and respecters of law
and order.
Washington Is regarded as an ideal city
in which to emphasize these special fea-
lures of Christian Endeavor principles. The
meeting places where such teachings will
be eagerly listened to by tens of thousands
Of young people from every section of the
country are actually in the very shadow of
Washington's monument and the Presi-
Evening star., 1896-07-04
FRIDAY.
O:3O to S:15 A. NJ.


Early morning prayer meetings at the
headquarters churches; topic: Trusting in
the Lord Jesus Christ for Strength"
Special early prayer meeting for juniors
at Wesley Chapel.
500 to 9:3O A. NJ.
Bible book study at New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church; topic: Galatians;
Glad News of Freedom"
9ssO to 11:45 A. NJ.
Meetings as follows on the topic Of the
day, Saved to Serve:'
Tent Washington--Right Rev. Saml Fall
lows, Chicago. presiding; Mr.. E. o. Excel,
Chicago musical director: devotional ex-
ercises by Rev. N. c. Naylor, Washing
ton: addresses by Miss Kate H. Haus, st.
phis; Rev. A. Dewitt Mason. Brooklyn;
Rev T. L. Cuyler, Brooklyn and Rev. j.
Wilbur Chapman. Philadelphia.
Tent Fndeavor-President w. r. Harper,
Chicago University, presiding; Mr.. Foster,
Washington, musical director: devotional
exercises by Rev. Hugh I. Stevenson, An
acostia; addresses by Mrs. Francis E.
Clark. Auburndale. Mass: Rev: c. L.
ronto. and Rev. H. NJ. Wharton, Balti-
more
Tent Williston-President Clark, presid-
ing; Mr.. Bilhorn, musical director; devo-
tional exercises by Rev. Adam Reoch,
Washington; addresses by Rev. Charles A.
Dickinson, Boston: Rev. John Neil, Toron-
to- President b. L. Whitman. Columbian
University. Washington, and Rev. Cortland
Myers, Brooklyn.
Junior Workers Meeting at Wesley
Chapel-Secretary Baer. Boston. presiding;
Mr.. Charles S. Clark, Washington, musical
director; devotional exercises by Rev. M.
Ross Fishburn. Washington: papers and
addresses by Miss Grace E. Hyde. Win
chendon, Mass: Miss Jennie 7. Mason,
Indianapolis; Mr.. c. J. Atkinson. Toronto;
Miss Kate H. Haus. st. Louis: Miss Nettie
s. harrington, JanesYille, Wis.,; Miss Lot
Evening star., 1896-07-04
THE CARLSBAD FAD
What People Do Who Go There for
Their Health.
THEY WALK and DRINK And EAT
Could Do the Same at Home if
They Only Would.
A M E R g A n NJ n E Y
THEY WALK and DRINK And EAT
A NJ E r 1 O A N M o N E Y

CARLSBAD. Austria, June o, 1896.
Evening star., 1896-07-04

Sabbath observance meeting at Central
Hall-Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, Brooklyn,
presiding; Mr.. Foster, Washington. musical
director; devotional exercises by Rev. ].
Evening star., 1896-07-04
SUNDAY,
6:3O to 7:15 A. NJ.

6:3O to 1915 A. NJ.
Early morning prayer meetings at the
headquarters churches, topic: Prayer and
Bible study-"I will make it the rule of my
life to pray and read the Bible every day."
9.3O A. NJ.
Sunday school sessions in the city
churches.
IL A. M.
Regular church services
to r. N.
Denominational missionary rallies in the
various churches.
3.3O to 6.3S r. N,
Sabbath observance meeting at Central
Hall-ReY. Theodore L. CuYler. BROOKLYN
Evening star., 1896-07-04
3,3O to 6,3S p. M.

Denominational missionary rallies in the
va oh
Evening star., 1896-07-04
8 to 4 r. N.

Regular church services.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30
CudOWny SrOdek
pszeeiw Rs8ma8YzmoBi.

Oh. Kazmierz Lisiecki, bedac
cierp'acym ma reumatyzm przez
kllka lat, uzywajac wszelkich srod
k6w bez paimniejszej ulgi, wyna-
laz} srodek naprzeclw tel dokucza-
jacej choroble, "a pomoca kt5rego
on sam sic w~yleczy} W przeciagu
10 dnl, i podejmuje sic ~wyleczyc
najzastarzalszy reumatyzm, jake
gokolwlek b9dz rodzaju W kr6tkim
csasle "a bardzo ma}em wynagro-
dzen,em. Ia kurao]e gwarantuje.
C,erpiacy, kt6rzy chca SIC pozbyc
tel niemi}ej choroby, MECH sly
zg4osza do powyz wYmlenionego
OBJ, kt6ry i'm moze przes}ac cd
w,elu ludzi rekomendacje, kt6rych
" tax xr6tklm czasle uwolnif cd
cd reumatyzmu, pomimo re juz cd
kllku lat byll ziozeni to choroba,
probujac wszelkicb 6rodk6w l wy
rzucsjac wielkie sunny pieniezne.
Pisma polskle we wszystkich
miejscowosciach. ktore dbaja Q ulge
i w%yleczenie swych rodak6w cd
reumatyzmu, prosi oh, Lisiecki o
powtorzenle tego.
X, LISIECKI,
SIS s. Caroline st. Baltimore, Nd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30

PosZUKUJE sig zdatnego
cz}owieka, pc polsku m6wiacego,
ma sta}a posade. - Pozadane
bondy i polecenia. - Zg}osiG sic do
bloku Morgana, room 2l,pomiedzy
godzinami8 a 9 z rama.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30
Pomote wan.

2. Fred Miller 2 Irving, III,
.plsze, ze cjerpia4 ma Dol merck
przez dfugje lata, W po}aczeniu z
b6lem. krzyzal pscherza. Pr6bowaf
DUO. tax naazwanych lekarstw ma
nerkl, ale mic ME pomog4o. Pred
rokiem jednak zaczai uzywat
Electric Bitters ] zaczaf sic ozut
lepiej natychmiast. Electric Bitters
Ieczy s%kutecznie boil merck j
watrobv, j prawie zawsze dzla{a
natvchmlast. Spr6bujeie raz, 9
przekonacie sic. Cena tylko SO
cent. "a butelke we w%szystklch ap,
4 kao
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30

SEYNNE lekarstwo DR.. Pho
ira Fahrney z Chicago pod nazwa
GOmOZe. MONA dostac takze W
ksiegarnl II. Derdowskiego W Wi
monte, wszelako tylko W duzych
butelKach. po $1.25
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30
WIADUMOSCI
MLEJSCOWE

WDOWA po zmar}ym W
minionym roku sp. Walentym
Rymarkiewiczu, kazala prze-
niest zw}oki nieboszczyka
meza ma cmentarz iry]ski.
gdzie jej rodzice zakupili lot,
majacy sluzyt jake miejsce
pogrzebowe ola ca}ej rodziny
Iereczkow. Posrawila tel ma
nowym grohie nagrobek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30
FARMA
ma sprzedaz.

Dobrze zagospodarowana far
ma " polskiej kolonii Wilno,
Mimi, jest ma ~sprzedaz. lGruntu
Jest 100 ARROW tych 20 pod
p4ugiem, 8 ARROW Is lat starego
drzewa, reszta }aki, Budynki W
porzadku. Woda zdrowa. Mer-
chants bank W Whine, ma zadanie,
udzieli ma te farms, 1000 dolar6w
pozyczki.
Zg1osic sic do w1aSciciela, pod
adresem:
Nick Domek, Hendryks,
Lincoln Co., MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30
WynaIazek
uradOWaf mn iYcfe.

u. q CalFI0nette, apteKaTZ 2
Beaversvllle, III. pisze: Nowemu wyna-
iazkowi Ora Kinga za%wdziqczanl zycie.
Chorowa}em ma gryre i Iadzilen sig
wszystkich doktO16w ma mile W oko4O,
lecz bezskutecznie Dcktorzy zwatpili i
po wiedz!eli mi, IL ME moge zyt Majac
jednak DR.. Kings New Discovery W
mojej apiece posfalem pc butelk2 i
zacza}em uzywaf Zaraz pc pierwszej
dozie zrobilo mi sig lepiej. a 20 uzyclu
trzech butelek wyzdrowia}em. Bede to
lekarstwo zawsze trzymaG " apiece i W
domu. Poslijcle DO pr6bke darmo do
Eagle Pharmacy of Mil wat k e e,
Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30
Jedenasta.

Repub]ikanska konwencYa nc
rodowa st Louis, W dnlu 16
Czerwca, bedzie jedenasta konwen-
eva, urzadzona przez te partya.
Dziwnym zb'egiem okol1cznoscl
pociagl Kole] Burllngtohsklej W
jedenastu Stanach daza do tego
mlasta. Innym faktem jest re 2 St.
Paul, z Minneapolis i wszystkich
punkt6w W donnie rzeklMlsslssippi,
Kolej Burlingtonska prowadzi "
naiprostszel llnli do St. Louis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30
Katar mole bye wyleczO-

Prawda, katar ME moze bye wyle-
czony " spos6b TAXI, iak 60 zwykle
lecza przez lokalne aplikacYe.
Chcac gruntownie leczyc katar,
trzeba uzywac 1akiego srodka
wewnetrznie, by "a krew d%zlala},
a takim srodkiem Jest uzywana
przez mas H a III a kuracya
kataru- Halls Catarrh Cure.
Medycyne te juz cd dawna wynalaz}
]eden z >najlepszYchelekarzy W tym
kraj =. S~wiadectwa ma zadanie
darmo przes}ane beda.
F. j. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, O..
Sprzedaie SIG we wszystklch apte~
kach, cena 75c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30

w MINIONYM tygodniu
bawi} " mlesc1e naszem p. Felix
Kamrowskl z Stevenspoint, podr6~
zujsc jake agent ola handful win
kalifornllskich oraz ola handful olel
maszynowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30
Zaplacili "a Wiarusa.
st. Anna Jan Langner
Alberta Jan Gorecki

st. Anna Jan Langner 100
Alberta Jan Gorecki 2.75
Winona Mlchaf Stolpa 90
Warszawa Jan L1zakowski 200
Oak Hill .Andrze] Majchrzak LEO
Wllno Jan Kruk Q.5O
Quartz Hill w. Jagmln LOO
St. Louis R6zalla MalinowsKa 0.75
Seymour Tomasz Jereczek LOO
Delano Macie] Faucz LOO
Buffalo Leonard Kujawa 05O
w. Bay City Max Polum 200
WI. Gabryelewlcz o.75
Erie A.. Nagoski 1.25
Sturgeon Lake Fir .Chmiele wski2.O 90
independence Mlcha} Pokrop e.75
Ashton Jan Germata 100
W1lkesbarre KazmD worzahczakO. rs
Morris Run Kar6l Talaska 200
Ashton Plotr Kwlatkowski 100
S. Omaha Jan Szymanskl 2.lO
Ell Greek Tom. Kubis 100
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30
st. Louis

Jest 1ednym naJwiekszych i maj
przylemniejsrych miast W tvm
kraju. Dobra sposobnosc do zwie.
dzeoia 20, to przypadajaca ma
Czerwiec Konwencya Republican
ska, Tub ma Lipiec Konwencya
Party Ludowe]. Najlepiei jechac
do St. Louis Koleja Burllngtohska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30

W SALONIE A
GRIESEL " Wlnon:e W bluku
PeZzera, re wszystkich tu5ej
szych salon6w najwiecej piwa
sprzedaia. 2 czego wynika,
De piwo gosciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknsj epszem. "
gl6wne, sail So sto1y i mnogie
krzes}a, a nadto osobny pok6j
ola chcacYch siedziec osob-
no. Ludzi W tel pc starokra].
krajsku urzadzonej, oberzy
zawsze jak W ulu, }ecz mimo
to kazdy szybko dostanie
czego zn3ada, z zadowoleniem
wychodzi.
Farmerzy teraz " cafem
miescie wygodniejezej gospody
ME znajda, jak u Griesl6w, a W
po}aczonej ich salonem
groserni wszystko NIGGA kupit,
90 z miasta ola kuchni i stolu
sprowadzaG musz9.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30

POGRZEB 6p. ks. J6zefa
Bulsiewicza, W min1ony Czwartek,
by} bardzo wspania4y. W uroczy.
stosclach pogrzebowych bra}o
udzia}, opr6cz ksiezy miejscowych,
szesciu zam,eiscowych kapian6w,
a mlanowlcie: ks. Guzowskl z St.
Paul, ks. Sroka> z Duluth, ks.
Eugowski z Pine Creeku. ks.Slwlec
z North Creeku, ks. Babinskl z
Independence ks. Reichel z La
Crescent. Nabozenstwo za}obne W
koscieIe trwa}o az do po{udnla, a
potem polskle tow arzystwa poste-
powa}y "a trumna az do Kamien-
mel drog'; dalej, z powodu sfoty,
"a tx kami i66 ME mog}y. W
d}uglm orssaku pogrzebowYch,
posuwajacym sic ia polskl emen.
tarz, z%najdowalo sig 50 p%owoz6w.
NieboszczYk pochodzi] z Ko}a-
czyc, W Ga)lcyi. w m}odym wleku
wstapl} do zakonu B%ernardyn6w l
jake ksjadz bra} udzia} W powsta.
niu 1853 roku. D}uzszy czas
przepedzli W rosy]sklem wiez;enlu,
i tam, jak twlerdzi}, utracl} zdrowie
ma zawsze Pc p%owstan,u ks.
Bulsiewicz wystapi} z klasztoru i
dzia}a} jako nauczyciel wyzszych
szk6}, kt6ra to karyere zakoncz VI
jake dYrektor zak}adu Wy zszego W
Zbarazu.
Wyprowadzlwszy sig doKanady,
pozostawaf tam u krewnych przez
lat sledem, potem znowu ma pare
lat powr6ci} do Gallcyl, a ME
mogac wreszcle znaleze odpo.
wiednei posady, przyby} tn do
Stan6w Z]ednoczonych i objaf
mjzerna misye W Novel Czesto.
chowie (Pallisade Park pod
Nowym Yorkiem Tam uowojorskie
iap>ch}opy wy}udzl}y cd niego
wszelk,e jego oszezednosc', pare
set dolar6w, 60 sobie tax wzla} do
g}owy, re odtad ozum lego siabnac
FACIAL. z okazyl odwledzenia
krewnych " Minneapolis, dosta} s e
wreszcle, W Pazdzierniku 1894
roku, pod opleky wlelebnego ks.
Pacnolsklego, proboszcza nasze1
polskiej parafil W Wluonie. Tu
pomaga} jake starszp kap}an, ME
bedac stale ustanowiony jake
asystent. Wszelako juz " Maju
minlonego roku tax zas}ab} ma
umysle, ze pare razy ME zdo}a}
mszy swletej dokohczyd. Wtedy
0 ldaf 60 jego zyczliwy opiekun,
wiel. ks. Pacholski, do szpitalu
90. Alexyan6w W Oshkosh, Wis,
przeznaczonego do pieIegncwania
ehorych ks,esy katollckich, i opie-
kowa4 sic nm az do smlerci,
piacac "a chorego co miesiac .
w}asnej %kleszeni, a pc zgonie jego,
zwloki do Winony sprowadz,l j
u~roczyscie p~oRrzeba}.
Niechaj Pan Bog prz,jmie
nlernego sluge swoiego. polskiego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-30
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