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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-15
W ksiegarnl
FrancisZka ~DrazkoWskiegO
W Winona, Mimi,
molina nastanuiacych ksi0inl<.

Winona, Mimi,
dostac mo&na nastepujacych ksiq4ek:
A. Do Nabozenstwa.
Offic u m prawowiernego katoliSa, W skorzan-
nej oprawie, re zfotemi brzcgami dol. 60 C..
..bez zfotych brzegow 1 dol. Is c.
Officlum, mnle jsze, codzlenne 75c.
Zabawa duchowna, W ekorzannej oprawie,
re z1otemi %brzegami dol. so c.
D unin, W okazaiej oprawie skorzannej, z obraz-
kami ma ok1adkach i ztotemi t%rzegami 2 dol.
Mamma, W skorza2neJ oprawie l dol. 20 C.
Skarb duszy, W skorzanei oprawie l dol. 20 c.
Grono WHINE, W skorzanej oprawie l dol. 20 c.
Clos, w skorzannej oprawie dol. so c.
Zabawa duchown a, z dodatkiem nieszpornvch
psalmow gorzkich zai 1 dol. 50 C,
Droga do nieb a czyli przewodnik duszy.
W zwyczajnej oprawle 50 c.
Zfoty oftarzy k czyll Zbior osobliwych ma
b~ozehstw picsni. &c ziotemi brzegami l dol.
x slazk a do nabozehstwa dla m%fodiezy,
W sk6rzannej oprawie 60 C.
Filotea droga do zycia poboAnego, z zfotym
brzegem, w skorzanej oprawie l dol. 40 c.
Ksiqzeczk do nabozehstwa ola chrzes-
clan katolikow, W ptotnic 75c
o nasladowaniu Chrystusa, Tomasza
A. Kcmpis, ksiag cztery 60 c.
D1oga do nieba czyli przewodnik dla du-
sly W skorzannej oprawic 50 c.
Micsiac Maryi GO C.
spowiednik zicci czyli sposob spowiada-
MIA l.auczenia dzieci, przez ks. Ody IS c.
spiewnik piesni naboznych 1880 piebni], W
piekuej oprawie 1 dol. % c.
zywot Pana Boga naszego Jezusa
C hrystusa, W drukarni Jasnej Cory Czesto-
chowskiej pc Graz drukowany dol. so c.
Wybor osobliwych nahozehstw ma ducAowna
pocieche posytek ludzi pobo2nych dol. IS c.
Dziennik albo kr6tki sposob nabozehstwa
codziennego, re ztotemi brzegami 1 dol. so c.
Kwiat niewinnosci, ola dzIeci 25 c.
B. Powiesci
tresci historycznej i religj rei
Swiety Wojcicch, pierwszy apostof chrze-
scishstwa W stowiahszczyznic Jan Ill Sobie-
ski, krol polski 25 c.
Proroctwo Michaldy, kr6iowcj re Sabby
- Sybilli 1Oc.
G. Ksiqaki szkolnc.
Elementra PoIski dla szk6t katolickich
W Ameryce 25 c.
Elementarz mafy 10 C.
Katechizm rzymsko katolicki ola dzieci pol
skich W Ameryce, duly Is c.
-mafy 10 c.
A~becadfo, z obrazkami treAci %religijncj 10
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WiadomoSci mieiscowe.

= Robota " naszym micscic powell sic roz-
Foczyna. w poniedzia}ek ~ b. m. poszedf W
kurs tartak Lairda, Nortona Co., q W drugi
tydzieh zaczna pracowac w yWinona Lumber
Co"
W przyszly piatek, to jest 16 t. NJ, Cd
bedzie sic iak zwykle, mityng akcyonaryuszy
Viarusa w miejscu zwykfyeh posiedzen o 60
dzinie 81 wieczorem..
= Wedzarnia ~naleEaca do Gottleib Rheinks
ma Broadway ulicy, spalifa sic W zeszfym ty-
godniu.
w poniedza1ek - kwietnia, pierwszy
raz nowy zarzad miasta (counsil), odbyf posie-
dzenie. Zarzad skfadaf sic 2 majora: III Will
lis j aldermanow: w. IL. Garlock, A. Liberia
j. II. Nagler, W. G.. Pierce, John Pelowski, f.
Backow, &. A. Terril, p. J. Warren. Ma mi
tyngu tym obrali nastepujacych urzednikow ma
rok przyszfy:
Ma marszalka miasta: l.. K. Eastey, ma
dozorce PREY ulicach (strcet. Comisioner) Jos.
Richie. Ma dozorcc woody i inzyniera water
Consistency J. B. Fellows, ma adwokata miei-
skiego A. IL. Snow, ma kapitana prey Ferry,
zostaf powtornie obrany V. A. Lorbiecki, a ma
maszyniste j. Warren.
Policya ME z~osta1a zmieniona, CT sam u
rzednicy zostali sic ma rok rrzyszfy.
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: Shelbyville, ILL.,, 8 kwietnia. Dobytek
Beniamina Shmit spalit sic do %szczetu. St1aty
wynosza przeszfo 1000 dolar6w, asekuracyi ME
hyeo zadnej
: Minneapolis, u kwietnia. Zaraz pc O.
biedzie wszczaf sic ogieh W jednym ~trzypietro
wynn domu W Boston Block, tu5 kofo poczty
0 godzinie p ogieh ogarnaf jeszcze inne bu-
dynki. Il wyfaczeniem poczty, spalif sic prawie
caiy biloxi.
. Pozniejszy telegram donosi, 2e poczta 20.
stafa znacznie uszk0dzona.
East st. Louis, 8 kwictnia. Wczoraj
znow strajkerzy robili burdy, a zw1aszcza ma
stacyach kolejowych, gdzie kilkaset nalekacych
do zwiazku robotnikow p%racowafo. Strawberry
maszerowali cd jednej stacyi do drugiej pomi-
mo oporu pomocnikow szeryfa, o~dpedzili wszy-
stkich robotnik6w cd piracy.
st. Louis, 8 kwietnia. Robotnicy w East
st. Louis Rolling Mill W Tudop lcjarni "a
pre- stali pracowac wczoraj, poniewak fabryki te
uzywafy wegli, PREY przewozie ktorych praco.
wall robotnicy nienale4acy do Rycerzy Piracy.
East st. Louis, 10 kwietnia. Niedziela
byfa dniem ukohczenia strajku. Strawberry z
wielka procesya j PREY odgfosie muzyki powra-
cali do swych zaiec.
leiace do Tomasza Rodebaugh W Winslow, ILL.,,
spali}y sic wczoraj. SzeSC koni i wszystkie
zabudowania stafy sic pastwa %pfomieni. Straty
wynosza oko1o 5000 dol.
Zaburzcnia k%olejowe W St. Louis ME ma
ia konca. w sobote zn6w przyszfo do bitwy
pomiedzy strajkerami a milicya. Wiele osob
zostafo zabitych i poraniorych.
= Cairo, III, II kwietnia. Brakeman prey
pociagach to~warowych ma Mobile i Ohio kolei
zastrajkowali wczoraj.
Racine, Wis, 10 kwietnia. Jakob Heck,
alderman, zastrzelif sic dzisiaj rano ola togo, il
ME zostat powt6rnio obranym ma ten urzad.
- Chicago, 13 kwietnia. John NJ. Roun-
Tree many %obywatel chicagoski, zarazem adwo-
Ka., zastrzelif sic W skfadzie broni wczoraj vie.
Cairo, Ill, - kwietnia. straikuiacv
brakeman ma kolci Mobile i Ohio, p%owr6ciii
dis do swoich zatrudnieh.
- Bismark, Dakota, 70 kwietnia. Jackoues
LAGER, mieszkajacy 0 dz,csiec mil ztad. male.
ziony byf wozoraj %zabitym. Mordercow ieszcze
ME odnaleziono.
Dla zaeobonnych ludzi rok 1886 must m;e6
zfoWrozbne znaczcnie, poniewat jest to rok DO
c.atkowy. WPiatek sic rozpoczqf, W piatek
ssa ukohczy iiczy So piatki. Cztery miesiace
haja 70 S %piatkow, zmiana ksieiyca przypada
), .pieciu piatkech, q najdiutszy i najkr6tszy
1 1nen v roku przypa!a rowniesz w piatek.
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KORESPONDENCYE

WlLSo, ego kwietnia, 1886 +.
Szanocnas Redakcyo y Wiarusa"
upraszam o faskawe umieszczenie teJ korespoh'
dencyi W tamach swej gazety:
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Agenci ,,Wiarusa":

Calumet Mich.
l.. Wroblewski.
Mnto, u. I.
f.. Galewski.
Jul. Wirkus.
FoniatouMi, Ills.
Jozef Blaszka.
Detroit, Mich.
J6zef Skupinski, ss4 Hastings Str.
Excelsior, Pn.
j. +. Gruszczyhski.
Chicago ILL.,.
J.. N. Morgenstern, 53s s.. Clark Str.
Rlonia, Ws.
Ellis, WIS.
Jan. Wysocki.
,Sterens Point, Ws.
Felix >kamrowski
Gloster, ~ I.
NJ. Danielewski.
-1rcudio, WIS.
F.. Grossman,
j.. X. Cysewski,
l.. Wojczyk.
Independence, Ws.
Flip Wojczyk.
Dodge, p. o. W7s.
+. Brom.
A. Mondry.
l.. Rudnik.
New York.
St. krzemihski. All Grand Str.
l.. S. Maliszewski, 81 New Chamber Str.
Sturgeon Lake, 1Vs.
NJ. Dunajeski.
Boyington, T. o. UIs.
j. Zywicki.
st. PuuN, -Nium.
,Jozef Maca,
Who, Mimi.
MARGIN \. Mazany.
appleton, Mnu.
Jan Jezewski.
Jersey city, ". H.
Fr. Plewacki, 115 Greene Str.
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Do Fanny Maryi.

GEOGRAPHICAL.
Ola panny Maryi
Wioza z Szwajcarji,
Sery wozami.
Ola panny Marry
Wioza z Bawarji,
Piwo beczkami.
Ola panny Nary
Wioza z Bulgaria,
Jedwabie szklistc.
Ola panny Maryi
Wioza 2 Buharjl,
Tkanie wefniste.
Ola panny Maryi
Wioza z kalwarji,
Cedrowc %skrzynic.
Ola panny Maryi
Wioza z Samarji,
Czem Bagdad sfynie.
Ola panny Mary
Wloza z Tartarji,
konic ogniste.
Dla panny Maryi
Wioza Saharji,
Piaski zfociste.
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White & prcece.
hurtowni g,rocernicy

handlarze owocow ~krajowych i impor-
%towanych, jake to: %rodzynek, gruszek, po-
marahcz, fig, daktyli, .jab1ck, cidru, jagged,
konserw i. t.. d.
Swiv2e zapasy %zakupione bezposrednio
ma aukcyi W Nowym Yorku.
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Ostatnie Wiad0moSci.

: Shelbyville, ILL.,, 8 kwictnia. Dobytek
Beniamina shmit spalit sic do szczetu. St1aty
wynosza przeszio 1000 dolar6w, asekuracyi mic
hyeo zadnej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-15
MILIIAMsroRr, Pa, 4, 4, 1886.

WlIIANsroRr, Pa, 4, 4, 1886.
Ssanowna Re0okcyo!
Przypadkowo dostat mi SIG jeden numer
waszego Wiorusa, ktorego witam z prawdziwa
radoicia. Hasto jake .jezyk jest prawd.iwie
W duehu polskim redagowane. Jestem pewny,
IL Rodacy mic odmowia W poparciu Waruso.
Jake nlzej podpisany prosze Szan. Rodakcyi O
przysyfanIe mi Wmuso, z prenumeraty sic u
iszcze wkgotce.
Il szacunkiem
Mich0t L0bert.
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JERSEY CITY, n. j. dnia 4, L., Sc r.
SzauoUny oRedohtor@e.!
9 Dosyce dfugi czas upfywa, jak pahskie pismo
W moi dom wchodzi, ktorc ia 2 najwieksza che
cia czytam. Prawda, te wychodza inno pisma
polskie W Amerycc, ktore ia takte czytam, ale
mic z TAXA checia jak Wiaruso.
PROSE vice ma dat Szan. Redaktora, ably
mi Widrusa przysyiaf. Zarazem za}aczam pot
roczna ~prenumerate.
L u"szanowaniem
Er. Hewacki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-15
SZanOWni ROdacy!

Phi kilkakrotnic ogtaszalismy braciom ma
s.ym Polakom, zc 80 Whine many kosciot j
stafego prohoszcza W osob1e Wlbn. ks. Jazdkew-
skiego. Zno~u vice pospi!eszamy podzieli6 sic
radoscia nfasza, re "a staraniem tego Wlbn. dusz
pastoral przybyf do wilma ks. j. Romuald
Byzewski 2 Winora, Minnesota, przez trey
dni II. w dniach %, % 80 marca I. b. odbyfa
sic misya w tute iszym kosciele &c solennym ma
bo~zehstwem, gioszono gorliwie niezmordowanie
sfowo Bo4e Z %ambony, wielu parutian przyste-
powato do sw. ~spowiedzi talk, ze przez try dni
kcsciof byi napefniony wiernymi stuchaczami.
Dsieki publiczne ~skfadaja %parafane Wlbn. ka-
znodziejom "a truly da Mich podjete. Nadto
%miejscowemu ks, proboszczowi JaIdtewskiemu,
i rzadzi Mani doriero rok jedcn, ale PRAGUE
niezmordowanie W Winnicy pahskiej, Il pod lego
przewodnictwem wiele juz zdziatanem zostalo.
Pefen powazania
WASP Kodak
Murciu 4. 4Musany.
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In Menrnrianr.

Talitha Willard, wife of Mr.. Marion Can
dler, died June Ia, 1886, aged nearly 36 years.
Funeral services were held on the 10th ult.,
at the residence of her father, near London,
Madison county, o., conducted by Mrs. l..
D. Crosley. Mrs. Gambler enjoyed the pre-
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proved its all-suficiency in the hour when the
dimmed and weakened image of her earthly
nature was changed into the beauty and glory
of the heavenly. She became member of
the Universalist church at London about five
years ago, and worked faithfully and ear
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while her strength permitted. Her illness
was long and trying, yet borne with patience
and submission. A good woman and true
has joined the angelic throng, and while we
"all weep and bewail her" there cometh to
our hearts the blessed assurance = Christ
spoken-"She is not dead, but sleepeth."
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Nature and Origin Of Evil, Respon-
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The Sunday gelonl
BY REV. G. L. DEMAREST, DID.
LESSON FOR JULY IS, 1885.
THE DEATH OF LAZARUS.
IJohn xi. 1-16.
VERSION.

Now certain man was sick, Lazarus of
Bethany, of the village of Mary and her sis
ter Martha. 2 And it was that Mary who
anointed the Lord with ointment, and wiped
his feet with her hair, whose brother Lazarus
was sick. Therefore the sisters sent unto
him, saying, lord, he whom thou lowest is
sick" 4 And when JESUS heard 1t he said,
'sThis sickness is not unto death, but for the
glory of COP, that the Son OF GOD may be
glorified thereby" 5 Now JESUS loved Mar
tina and her sister, and Lazarus. 3 When
therefore he heard that he was sick, he re-
manned in the place where he was two days.
Z Then after this he saith to his disciples,
"Let MS 90 into Judea again." 8 The dlsci-
pies say unto him, ''Rabbi, the Jews Just now
were seeking to stone thee; and goest thou
thither aQain?" 8 JESUS answered, I" Are
there not twelve hours in the day? 1t any
man walk in the day, he stumbleth not, be-
cause he seeth the light of this world. 10
But if a man walk in the night he stumbleth,
because the light is not in him." IL These
things said he: and after this he saith unto
them, sour friend Lazarus hath fallen
asleep; but go that may wake him out OF
Sleep" II The disciples therefore said to
him. lord, if he hath fallen asleep he will
recover ID But JESUS had spoken of his
death; though they thought he was speaking
of taking rest in sleep. IA Then therefore
JESUS said INTO them plainly. Lazarus Is
dead. is And am glad for your sakes that
[ was not there, to the intent We may believe;
nevertheless let us go unto him." linen
Thomas, who is called Didymus, said unto
his fellow disciples, "Let US also go, that we
may die with him."
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Our Evangelist does not inform US where
or how JESUS spent the two months interven-
ing between the Feast of Tabernacles, with
which the incidents of the last two Lessons
we're closely connected, and the Feast OF
Dedication, where he again appears in the
record. From the other Evangelists, how
ever, it appears quite probable-though the
records are confessedly confusing, and schol-
ars are not in agreement-that he returned
for brief and final visit to his old home In
Galilee. At the Feast of Dedication we find
him again speaking of himself to the Jews as
a shepherd, and under this figure severely
arraignipg them for refusing to recognize the
works which they saw him do in his Fathers
name, and emphatically declaring himself to
be one with the Father. At this discourse con-
corning his relations with the Father, and
theirs to him the Jews again became enraged,
and sought bisIife on the charge of blasphemy.
But. as upon similar occasion at the Feast of
Tabernacles, he escaped their vengeance and
retired to the country beyond the Jordan, to
an old familiar place, where John had first
baptized, where, emerging from the water of
Johns baptism, he saw the heavens open to
his vision, and where, by devout meditation
and the trial of his faith, he had overcome
every opposition in his own soul to the voice
and call of GoD within him, and where, also
his disciples might come to him for those Sc
cret commuuings they could not have under
the scowl of the Jewish authorities.
Bethany beyond Jordan, was the place
where John was at first baptizing (John i. 2o).
Bethabara is the name given in the Common
Version. But whatever the name, the place
is identified as east and near the ancient ford
of the Jordan, and may be identical with
Bethbarah (house of crossing-ford) (Judges
vii 24). Some suppose that the place was
known by both names. The chronological
Specification of the several names seems to
indicate their identity. Bethbarah-cross-
ing house; Bethabare-ferry- house; and Beth
any--boat- house.-McCti and Strong,
Cyclopmdia. The place was included in the
"region round about Jordan"
Just how long JESUS remained here, and
what were the incidents of the time and place
we do not exactly know. His retirement
however, was terminated by the incident that
is the subject of our Lesson.
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their Christian faith and knowledge, come to
look forward to death with pleasant anticipa-
tions, rather than with dread, as the close of
a well-spent life, and may be properly taught
to meet this inevitable change in the souls
progress as calmly and hopefully as
Zone who wraps the drapery of his couch
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"JEsUs can make dying bed
Feel soft as downy pillows are"
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that we may be counted among his friends
whom he loves, and that, when our loved
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"Death does not end ALL
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Agent, Michigan Central, Chicago.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1886-07-10

Dante and Plato will be talked about
at the Concord School of Philosophy this
session soon at hand.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-25

Testimony of a St. Paul Architect:
l have used Halls Patent Sheathng Lath in
nv own house for the purpose of testing the
claims made for it, and l take pleasure in
testify .ng to its merits. There is not crack
to be seen in the plastering applied on the
Sheathing Lath, and am of the opinion that
when the Lath is manufactured out of well
seasoned material, and has been properly
ma led, it must give satisfactory res ults. VI
course the mortar must be laid on with suffi-
Gent force to secure good clinches. Yours
truly, Albert Zschocke, architect. Room 40.
Chamber of Commerce, st. Paul, Mimi.
To E. T. Sumwalt, Wholesale Lumber, Room
IA. Gilfillan block, St. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-25
TO MANUFACTURERS.

Having Two Hundred
horse power in the iron
mills on Rice street, with
over two miles Of railroad
side trackage, and 5000
feet fronting Rice street,
we are prepared to offer
power to rent, a site and
other liberal inducements
to manufacturers.
We invite a conference.
Small manufacturers, who
wish TO enlarge and build
up, are specially invited.
McCLUNG, McMURRAN & CO.,
Cor. Fourth and Robert SITS.