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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12

NJ l. S.& W pfd,9l.
LONDON, October 1l.-United Sta es
boncs-4', 1923; bar silver, 4I3d PEI
ounce.
PARIS O;t,ber 11.-Thrfe per cent
ientes, S2f. So for the a, count.
BERLIS, Octoter 1.-THE statem' n
of the Imperial Bank of Germ ny
shows decrease OF sp:cie Of IL ,740,
600 m rks.
BANK CLEtRlNGS.
ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, DC obsr l1.-Rank
cle4Iings, $2,9l5. 254; balances, $780,.
95.
BosroN, MASS, DC ober 11.--Bauk
cleslinSe, $l4,557 ,O36; balances, a.
513 0l6
BALTIMORE, Nd, October 1l.-Bank
rlesrinps TOD y, S ',317710; balances
S320,5l7.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Octc Der H.
Gle ,rings, s9,267,6O4; balsnceP, 81,
1854 0.
NEW YORK, o tober II. Bank clear
ings today, Sl4?,l013j2; baanCte,
S5,ll9,44S
CHICAGO, Ill, October II. - The AS
sncia'ed BanS cleaiings today were
$l0,969,000.
WEEKLY CLBARINGs.
Bottom, MASS, October II The
'oilowU G able, compiled from special
disp tuh5s 10 tn Post from tho man
az + Of the leading eieaung houses n
III United S ates, giv' tie gross ex7
thangts t Zach point FIR he week
ending o. ober 8, 1856, and ths per
cottages o. inc ca. e. or dec eases as
compared with the gr rs txchsr ges Of
the CORRESPONDING We elk in Ss5:
New York, $3.50 726, 1858; ire, 259.
Bo to =, 1913, 1913 6b3 nc. 286.
Philadelphia, $B3, 493 2j2; tic, 1924.
Chicag 500, 643 600; inc, PAP.
st. Louis, SIG, 602, 1874; inc, 10.
San + ancisco, Sl2 300 973 inc, 10. 5.
Baltimore, Sl2 2l7,750; inc So
Cilclnr at, Sll,3 5000; inc l5.9.
New Or can Y, 347 200; dec. 81.
P ttsburg, IS 900 So; it C 1916.
Kans 70 Vi y, 80 200. 900. inc, AL.
Louisville, IA 636 662 dec, 81
Providence, 1898 100; inc, 1913.
Milwaukee, 4,4S4,0O0; dec, 1873.
Omaha, S4,602, 285; inc, sac
Mini o'ie, S6,693. SEQ; inc, 49.5.
D.nvtr, S4,06i,604
Galveston, S2,C57,451.
Detroit, 1912 36I: ice, 1923
Clev land, $780, 48, inc, IA.
Indianapolis, s2,S72 923 inc, 10.
Memphis, 81 ,473 t35; inc, 2.5.
Columbus, ST, 700 600; inc, 20 4.
Hartford, Sl,SJ6, ll8; dec 1873.
New Haven, 1855 8; inc 7.6.
Peoria, a999,9l2; dec, 5S
Portland, Il, 200 900; nc, 1911.
Spiiogti-ld, $95000O; inc, 277.
st Joseph, S915, $50; ito, 1919
Worcester, 81 c43,SOl; dec, 1873.
Lowell, S56S, 233; inc, II 8.
Syracuse, 1922, 975; iuc., 1871.
Tot II, Sl,l74,3 1 9j6; inc, 253
0urSiae of New York, $343. $685. 0S;
inc, 23.S
Denver AID. Galveston not included
in otSs
Oolum5u par .ly estimated
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12

The New Orleans future market
oteced barely steady, aod osed
stef dy. Sales, $500 balee. Q1ots-
tions were as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12

New York fu u es opened weak and
c(t sed steady and S to points higher.
Sales, 10000 bales. The closing quo
tAtions were as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12

until the LIST hour, when the entire
list isllied, and the m.rket
closed firm al irregular changes
compared with Saturday, even
iug. Declines are in a majority
tonight, but with the exception OF Pa
C fic Mail, which is down 2 per cent,
Dnaware and Hudson Il and Cleve.
land, Columbus, Cincnr att ar d Indi-
anapol s Il per cent, they are for frac-
lious only. New Enga is up IL per
cent. Railroad bonds were less active.
The TO al sales today aggre gat d ST.
$4,000, OF which AtIautic and Pac fic
incomes furnished S457 900 There
was very little change in quotations
in the general list, bot advances pre-
dominated. There was some interest
in the Indiana, B bennington and West
ern incom 20 and the Texas Pacific Rio
trust receipts, but the remainder were
quiet and featureless.
The total sales of so ks TODAY vera
46O,S10 shares, including Canada
Southern, Il ,42S; O. ntral Pacific, 3040;
Delaware. Lsckawa1ns and Yves ern,
l4,4OO; Ere, 2l,440; Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas, 9050; Lake Shore, 81
9l0; Louisville and Ma ,hville, $3.50;
Northwestern, $500; New jersey Cen
trail, 1910; PacificMail, IS, 700: r aiding,
$3.50; S. Paul, 36,440; st Paul and
0 pahs, 1925; Texas Pacific, 1850;
Union Pacific, 3240; Western Union,
1884; Northern Pac tic, preferred, 6905;
Oreeo1 ADD Transcontinen'al, $500.
Closing quota ions: -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12

New York Ipots opened quiet, and
closed quiet aud lie, lower. Mid.
ding, 8 5.l6c. Sales, Asa bales. Quo
tations were aa follows.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
Y. s. IS, 100. IS, coup, 127A,
AZ, coup, lllh. Pacific IS OF 1895, l26.

BONDS.
La. stamPs, As, 1874. Missouri 6s, 1'0%,
Cent. Pac. lists. 1l5%. Den. IL r. q lists, 124
Den& X w lists ,79,s. Erie seconds. ll6
N X d L. g. N .6s,gSB Moth. Pac 1sts, 1l5%.
North. Pac. 2ds, l0l14. n Western con-, 143.
N. West deb.5s. los. st L.S.F Gen. M, 1897
ct Paul con-, l3l. st Pc &P lists, 1l6
TIP land grants, 57%. 4, P. r.. q ex eou, n.
U. z. Isis, ll5S. West Shore, 1875
Tennis, mt, 100. Tenn.5s, TINT, 100.
Tenn. IS. set mt, II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12

Receipt at porte, Thu day, 1862 $50
Receipts a ports, this day, 1854 0l9
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
1Cn "a on
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-28
A Letter from Our Little Alabama Girl.

Nix. EDIToR.-Plcase pardon me for troubling
you agaiu bUt you know it is the nature of our
sex TO thirt for fame and see ourselves in print.
| do not dream that | could write anything
worthy of your pages but | can't be silent any
longer, and therefore write, as the brook flows
because it can't help i. The brook may he shall
low, but il flows on seeking the valley where the
grass grows grcenest, wild flowers bloom thick
est, trees cast the coolest shade. AMI birds sing
the sweetest songs.
When | first entered your Sanctum it w;,s
when the year was young. ana the whole world
was bleak and desolate. thank you kind
Editor, for the cordial welcome YOU gave M
then, and trust this beautiful May morning
that my visit will be welcome.
This morning | went for a ramhc or the
mountain, and oh, what scene met my gaze
As far as the cyo could see WAS masses u: way
ing ivy. lost myself in II happy day dream,
and for u while was in tairy-lnd the mountain
looked so much like the work OF fairy, clothed
III its dress of snow white, dotted here and
there with sprig> Of green. There were n few
dreary, snow.whitc clouds that noatcd over the
face of the deep blue heavens aud were mir
merriy dancing Oh, over stones AMI down the
mountain side 1t sang rs if it never grew weary
of going on and on, never a thought to stop Az |
rest its tiny wavclctS for even a moment lcst
some sweet little flower should droop and perish.
What Il beautiful lesson this brook teaches
first, to always be puuc,ual: never have a
| selfish thought, not thought hut for the good
| of some fellow-crcaturc. Would we not Gc hap
| pier if we would more often abide by the lesson
| this babbliny, merry little stream teaches uS
to ever be coutcntcd with our lot. however
humble
| wish | was an artist that could paint this
landscape SO that others might ichol its beauty;
| but it could not be painted as | saw it. oh, no
| | think no hand, however skillful. could pro.
ducc the dream-ikc beauty of this ever chang
ing scene.
| As write there comes to me, ornc on the
| evening breeze, the delicious scent Of magmo.
| liza and bay, gathered Ivy my hands that mi ght
keep :hem in days to come, - When silver
threads among the gold shall shine upon my
head when my feet grow weary aud heart
grows tired, might gaze OH their once creamy
whto leaves, ycllowed by age, aui be carried
| i'll fancy back TO the perfect day i'll May spent
| i'll happy dreaming. only u
| MuVNTAIN SrELrU.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-28
w hat Whlskey Costs.

ME. E"uoR.-l have cad with much inter
est the lively and heated correspondence which
has been going ou in the columns OF your paper.
While cannot endorse al. that hrs been said
nave never felt like asking "Unclc 81 "Uncle
Billy ami their associates to stop writing.
have iclt like urging them to go on. and if need
be TO join them in their crusade against the
whi-key traffic. Yes | aiu ready aud willing
to write, tax. pray. aul work against this
giant evil 1t is by all odds, the worst cur~c Of
our civilization. 1t is the cancer that j. eating
up our body polite ami must nc cut out or
burned out hy the fires ot patriotism. Already
we have seen the symptoms of destruction aud
death in the act OF vio.enc, pcrpctratcl by
labor ASSOCIATIONS, aal sOcial.sic claus These
are bu; the signals Of anarchy and discotcnt
bcgottcn by the inliscrIuaic safe AMI use of
intoXi:ant> rohbmg the E.borers. their wives
and Children Of their daily hrca'l. OF the
nine hundred millions OF dollars spent for in
toXicants annually in the United States, the
statistics show tina; ia" ahoring classes spend
four hundred aml iiliy millions Now we as
sumo that four-tith- ot our people are lahorcrs
and that -uIu would make eleven ::,-lUp dollars
Gcr every man. w"maa AMI child, or - -
per capita, = Tim sufficient TO bay bread for
thea. all. !: Tie Government w3ull i,irrposc
hex strong arlG SAT Top ;A;s he cl,ish traffic
strikes AMI socialism would soon hc things Of
the past. y" Gn,r1nmcnt can stand such Il
strain lon:. rroaih;;iou is the culy remedy
1t viii, il m,',r rroiihjt. We rejoice 10 know
that Thousands Of the best people Oh This con
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-28
From NeWberry TO Union.

rnIfEH l.. o.. Ncwhcrry Co, May "A, lNN'i.
MIR. EplrOR.-l hope you will allow me space
i'll your paper to cali ihc attention ci the Union
people 10 the very lively prospect oi rail laciii
ties being increased. The town Of Ncwbcrry
Is alive TO the need of n competing line. viii
Union meet Us on the halfway ground the
roal to lorkyiic and Charlotte, y. e., or shall
we look to the SantUc section of Union county
for help to reach lorivilc via l.ockhart Shoals,
where such immense water-power awaits dcycl-
opmcnt: have, individually, done consider
able work i'll developing the water-powcrs be-
tween this point and Union county, und know
the great help railroad would bc to the water
powers or the .ou"t.y aul thv hvlp ~ tliySv en-
gagci i'll their Development.
NEwEEEEY.
Union is always ready 10 lend Aclrin.
hand TO any enterprise that will increase her
railroad facilities.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-28
News SUMMARY.


Captain Wy,ic Jones anI II Annie Cali-
well were married III Columbia week ana
i'm mediatcly lett for Europe wUcre they will
spend their honeymoon.
Will Hunt, young man Of H., clopGl with
Miss Minnie Ferguson, aged 17-buth parti les
from progressive Spar'anburg.
BUCKLES ArN.'I SNLyr.-Thc best salye in
the world for cuts. bruises sores ulcers at
rhcum, fever sores, letter. chappcl hands.
chilhlainS, Corns aud all skin cruptions, and
positively cures piles. OF no pay required. II
is guaranteed t. give rerfcc' satisfaction or
money refunded. Price - cents per box
For sale ly >. W. roscy. ily. ly.
\ Kerosene lamp explode, in the room of
DR.. J. l.. Patrick, jr. in the Georgetown Hotel,
tew nights ago, but no serious damage was
done.
The dwelling OF II. G. Poote near Due West,
was destroyed hy fire ut an carly hour Sunday
morning. The tjunily escaped with only Il suit
each. Loss about - 100 no INSURANCE.
\ colorcl hoy nn,ucl len Bruc,on was shot
dead near Bsmberg Ivy a tramp who is thought
To bo named Bclliawcr. lie had offered the
father Of tho boy - to drive him from Gr;l-
/ hams to Bamhcrg, then committed the murder
and made oil with the horse. 1t is thought he
will be oycrhsulei.
"Most of these hair preparations don
work writes Mr.. J. : Burdic; of St Louis
" but Parker Hair lial4"m is an honorable cx-
| ccption. My hair was thin and rrcmaturcly
| gray. The Balsam made it brown arliu and
as soft as in nay boyh"od.
| Hlim White, the most successful confidence
man in the world. has Just dicl i'm Healing
Vermont. During his life he hal swiudlcd
| confding men aud wOmcu uut of fully 81 BOO
600 lie had sevcra, "!i1s,S.
The young men Of Atlanta who are the sons
ot Confederate veterans. will soon form an ns-
| ArfrrlpS J, Il ,,rh
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-28
The Rains---Immorality.

MEAb"E, May lJih. INNr
MH. EDITOR We have been having a very
gloomy prospect for crop, it has been SO dry
that seed could not gcrminatc. Our wheat and
oat crops arc showing up badly. The farmers
are well up with their work, aud, as Il General
thing labor is good. We have few loafcrs
amongst US, AMI it is a mystery how they live.
There i not aS much commercial fertilizers used
thi, year as in former years ; more attention is
being given to making compost. We have some
young men this vicinity who have deserted the
counter and engaged in agriculture, and | must
say they have the earnest wishes of all for their
success in their new caling. They only need
hcl I-mectS 10 encourage them in their labors,
AMI to comfort them in their mistakes and
blunicrs, to make their calling anil election sure.
Yesterday we had terrific rainStorm creeks
were higher than have known them i'll fifteen
years some low lands arc irrctrcvably ruined:
uplanis badly washed, and it is still raining.
over half century ago this ncighborhood
mas known a. the Nation. Clashburg, Lick
Skillit, sc. 1t aboundcd in still houses AMI
other infamous deus, and was noted for great
immorality-all kinds Of gambling, cock fight
ing, horse racing. SC, hut from >omc cause uu.
known TO ue it has been gradually purged and
purified OF most if not all, of these vices, so
well calculated to dcmoralihe mankind. Sipcc
the WAY ii has been one OF the most moral and
desirable communities i'll the country, but for
the last few months it looks as though the
bottom was knocked our, aud we arc about to be
oycrrum with vices >uch as gambling ut cards
chuck bon, drinking, fighting, violating the
Sabbath, Nc. Not less than thirteen days a-o
two coorcd women engaged III deadly combat ::
one came uut baily cut. Sunday night Dr.
FAINT WAS called on to dress 4 guushot wound
which hc says may prove serious. 1t was the
result OF gambling one won the others money,
aud because he would not pay it the other drew
a pistol au,l shot him. This iarty and two
others, all colorcd, were seen on the highway OH
Sunday. and from their actions it is believed
they were engaged i'll gambling. There are
several secret resorts in dense pine forests, oil
from the highways, where they meet every
sabbath and spend the entire day gaming.
am sorry TO say that Il few white men are the
leaders of these vile habits. \ man was seen
at the crurch drinking whiskcy aud soliciting
other, to join him. May tod forgive him Of so
horrid !! sin.
y few Sabbahs ago team was seen going
along the public highway loaded with cotton
seed. ownc. and driven 10y white men. On
last sabbath Of these gaming parties were
caught gambling, one Of them was white man
and II professor of religion. | am crcdihly
informed that the cUOrcl people cant have q
social party without these whitc men beng there
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-28

Mr Jas y. T. Backmon, Of Lancaster
County. has invented kind Of machine ro
attach stock to while grazing. It IS 50 CON
structcd rs 10 maze it impossible for cattle to
get caught in the rope with wh!c!r tjlcy are
tied. and cnm readily he carrici by a rcrsou
from one Place to another 1t is also arranged
go as 10 afford stock shelter from the not stu
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-28

Remaining in the Post u:lrac at Union,
"a The week cm.lIrr May -. !..-T.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-28

UNION, FRIDAY, MAY ~, 1856.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

przeprowadzeniu tych zapatry-
wan, jesli sic scisle takowych
trzymac zechce, PAM X. ma
polka wprawdzie ma wiele
trudnosci, ale PREY szlachet-
nych popedach goracego SER
CO, PREY silnej wolf i energii,
ME watpie, ze potrai tie po-
pedy zaklqG W czyn donios}y.
Pod jej opiekq i PREY jej sta
raniach wytworzy sic W ma
SEEN spo}eczeistwie nova ge-
neracya uPolek obywatelek".
Ma ponetnem tenn polu, ma
ktorem p. K. W %przemowie
swojej chwilke sic zatrzymafa,
zachecajac wszystkich do Ia
czenla sic re Zwiazkiem Mar,
= ma polu tenn, powtarzam,
ola l1obiet naszych tradycya
wiaze sic przepysznie z now
semi prqdami, ktore kaza ko-
biecie wziasc udzia1 w piracy,
wraz z udzialem w czfowie-
czenstwie. Opieka mad kaleka,
chorym starcem : ochrona,
szkola, szpital i hygiena, wpra-
szaja sic gwaltownie pod pa
trouat ,,kobiety-obywatelki. e
Zrozumia}a to wszystko do
brze PAM kraemer i ola tego
zyczymy jej z serca %powodze-
mia ma tej trudnej i ciernistej,
ale "a to w rezultacie wdziecz-
nej drodze, ma ktorq wstqpila,
Powodzenie to zapewni jej
wdziecznosc rodakow i roda-
GEEK, a wewnetrzne zadowole-
ME bedzie nagroda "a czyn
,,Polki-obywatelki."
LEON.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

Golibroda
G..F. Story,
Jest doktorem
Mad doktory;
Spedza krosty
harosty
q ust i czofa,
A gdy gotta
JUL jest giowa,
Wnet slerc nova
Ma niej wzrasta,
Jak sic masc1a posmaruje,
kt6ra Story fabrykuje.
Jesli ME rosnie
Was W iycia wiosnie,
To cd Storego kup miodu,
l siodkim sosem
Smaruj pod no.em,
A WAS mice hedziesz "a mfodu.
Ale dziewczyny
u tel medycyny
Niechaj ME robia uzytku,
Bo srodze tfusta
1 skleja usta,
Me daje gadac do zbytku.
Leriej by mordki,
Cafusow furtk',
strzegty I'M krzaki pokrzywki
A mnie Storemu
Jak powiernemu,
Mech tylko dada strzydz
,rrv,rG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

Pole inicyatywy zatem wi
dzlmy stojqc otworem ola lu-
dzi dobrej wolf, a powolna
droblazgowosc powszednich' ma
okruchy rozbitych zadah, GRAZ
obojetnosc tn i tam napotkaG
sic leszcze dajqca, ME powin-
ny ich zraza6. ITO pole I'M
cyatywy stoi take otworcm i
dla Zarzadu Zwiazku, kt6ry
raz nareszcie W obec nag]osci
wymagan, powinien szczerze
zajqc sic ia kwestyq. Daleka
jest odemnie mysl namawia-
MIA Zarzadu Zwiazku, by sam
dowolnie przywlaszczyf sobie
miano Zarzadu ,,Skarbu Marc.
dowego", ale powinien w j.
mierlu grup Zwjazkowych pod
JAG inicyatys'e utworzenia te-
go Zarzqdu i 2 ogotem poro-
zumlec s!e W tym wzgledzic.
Zarzad Zwiqzku bylby wow
czas czesciq skiadowa Zarzadu
Skarbu, q d"uga czesG sklada-
}aby sic Z ludzi wybranych
przez Towa:zystwa, do Zwiqz-
ku lesZcze ME nalezace. Ia
4atwienie tel kwestyi, powta-
ram, jest naglacem, DO w
mare narostu naszego krzqta-
MIA sic, rosnie i zajecie sic ia
sprawl emlgracyi nasze) w b.
uropic.
jug try 2 rzedu odezwy O.
debra]ismy 2 Europ;, W hto-
rych Zapowiadajq nam wspol-
ny zarzqd, ustanowiony W jed
mem Z miast curopejskich i ma.
znaczony przez inicyatorow
tamtejszych. My naznaczonego
z cory zarzqdu ME uznamy,
DO my s%zanujemy j szanowaG
powinnismy iedynie tylko CLOS
i wole ogo1u. Jesli emigracya
w Europe chce z emigracya
" Stanach y ednoczonycE mieG
wspolny Zarzad ola ,,Skarbu
Narodowego", to ten Zarzad
mnsi bye ~wsp6lnie przez mas
wybranym. NIGGA sic przecjez
W lynn wzgledzie Z nami po-
rozumicc, a dopoki to ME ma
stapi, my mice mozemy i
mice powinnismy nasz w}asny
zarzad, przez ogof wybrany i
przez ogol zutwierdzony.
w listach odebranych cd
kilku sekretarzy towarzystw W
Chicago, Winonie i Nowym
Yorku, znajduje zazalenia, &c
Zgoda nie umieszcza doslo-
wnle srrawozdan jej nadsyIa-
nych, re robi 0 mich tylko
wzmianki w dzie]e reGakcyj-
nym i opatruje takowe swo-
jemi uwagami. Sadie, lie pa
movie sekretarze mogiiby krot-
szq znalezt droge i &c swo-
jem zadaniem odniesG; sic
do redaktora Zgody, ktory nie
watpie, zc chetnie wan "a
dose uczyni. W Europe wszyst-
kic towarzystwa bylyby z tc-
90 zadowoIone, gdyby gazcty
ich sprawy traktowaG
dziale redakcXjnym, talk jak
to obecnie czyni rcuaktor Iyo
[ mas nie,lety roje ia SO
innc. TuWay1yslwa zyr", So
bic, by ]ch sprawozdania TO-
" tor"ile ~o@@el.lrj
:a:oS@i, bylz " @azo,ayn u
n'eszclanc p!ze'o u!unui4
ogoE sw0im s9lMY. :.ozo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
Echa narodowe.

wiadajq z New Yerku zaloze-
ME nowego pisma p~olskiego,
ME wlerze jednakze, by nova
gazeta ma Wschodzie mia]a
bye talk s%trasznq, bysmy sic
.]cJ obawiac micli. Owszem my
ia z radosciq powitsmy, ;cSli
.]e) praca ma niwie ojczystej
przymiesie ogolowi korzysci.
Jesli gdzie nieznosna prywa-
ia rozwielma2nia sic, to nj
gdzie zuchwalej, jak W Oiczy-
zuie. DrobiazgowoSc i arogan
eva sq .jej najwybitnie:js=a ce-
cha. Widzimy .je tam wsze-
dzie,-na kazdej stronnicy, W
kazdem zdaniu. Wystawiajq
one glove PREY kazdej spo-
sobnosci i brataja sic 2 pry-
watq. Leja sic Z niej potoki
slow ordynarnych, sypiq sic
jak z rekawa karczemne vs.
razy, koncu zostajc z
niej tylko lyle, co pc peknie-
ciu banki mydlanej. Ojczyzna
podobna dzislaj do d'ua"g scter-
XII, ktoreJ beg rekawiczek dot
knqc niepodobua. Prywata j
arogancya konserwuja sic W
niej jak mucha w bursztynie.
My Fad MIA ubolewamy, ale
sic ME gniewamy.
Redaktor QjczyZay ma po-
dobienstwo wynalazcow tego
swiata; pierwszy u mas 2asto-
sowal i wynalazi, ze papier
jest niesiychanie cierpliwym i
Re wszystko ma MIN wydruko.
wac MONA. choGby to Gu
chnelo najwiekszym brudem i
skandalem. Papier ten mic a
mic mic powie i lie oburZy sic
nawet, jake najcierpliwsza pod
s}oncem istota, naturalnie pod
piorem takiego Slisza, ktory
uzacmiony"jest rownie jak on
papier cierpliwy i ma wszyst-
kle inne wzgledy. Bezwstyd
ME pozwala Sliszowi ,juz ma
wet zarumieni6 sic wowcza~,
gdy talk jaE podly ptalz, VIA
sac gnlazdo kala.
Mysl utwoTzenia ,,Skarbu
narodowego" pociqga IA SODA
coraz szersze kola Polakow w
Ameryce i zHc7yna prawie
wsZystEle przcnil1aG Varsity
naszego spoieczehstwa. Zapa-
trywania mole W tym wzgle-
die juz raz wypowiedzia1em i
obszernie mad tq kwestyq sic
zastanowifem. Jesli dzisia) jesz.
cze raz powracam do tego
przedmiotu, to ola tego, re ia
mysl szybko przesciga inne, a
co "a tenn idzie, dowodne
sklada zas1ugi w dzie}e zblize-
MIA sic &c SODA, We wspolnos-
CT interes6w, r5jznych warstw
spoleczehstwa. Widzimy pred
sobq mic, ktora wiaze i VIA
FAC powinna tc Varsity w
jednq calosG.
Widzimy coraz wiecej iowa
rzystw, TO spraw2 sic zajmujq.
cych; widzimy coraz wiecej
kolek W tym celu sic tworza-
cych; = krzqtar.y sic jaKos W
okoio tel mys]i, ktora sauna
przez sic jest cz4sciq sklado-
wa osolnej ]@,cznosci i ktora
przez to saluo juz zagrzcwa
serca / umys'y do wspoInych
dzla1an, do wspolnych dQzun.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
Office l20 E. 3rd Str.
WinoHaa. Miun.

Farma ma sprzedaz
Ktohy chciai nabyc farme,
po]ozonq l mile cd miasta
Grand Rapids, Wis, ma trak-
Gle do Stevens Point = 40
morg dobrej zicmi pod plug
dobre budynki nieszkalne z
pumpq i st"dnlq, o%grodzone W
wieksZej polowle plotem z de-
SEX = niechaj sic zglosi do
rcdakcyi Wmwsa,
Csna kupna 5 1900, wyra-
lnie pietnascie set dolarow, z
kt6rcl polowe tr1eba zuplaciG
gotowkq. Mo&naby takze wy
mlenie farmq ma property w
Winonie.