davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
Ill.
EobZOwiHnie w Chicago

Chicago, 20 li-topaia, 1856 T..
SAunowny ReIaktor1r!
JUL pred dwonu t.yg"dni"mi
pismo T~ole zapowIedzlaIo nam
Tvutr amatorskl, 3 ba|cm p, la
czouy, ma wlcczcr d@zs.e.j Wy, PREY
III. l2tci, roy HaIstad nj. Sztuka
.iedn,"ktowa Lobzomia4ie, dosyc
humorystyczna i czy>to n"rodowa,
kazata sic spod1;ew"c Iirzneg" &c
hramia p"wodzeni". Bytn godzina
9ta wievzor, k!euy wsiapiiem DO
sail, ably sic napoG bfo@'~mi wra
zcniaml prlsk'ej sztul>i | W gr,n'e
rodakow przyj emmy speizG
w eczor. Alo za,az ma wstep,e
niezwyktego doznuiem rozczarowa-
mia. Sa'a, pomimo tax p6znei pory,
ami do pofowy napetniona ME byta.
Me potrzebowal'smy JUL dIugo
czekat. kurtyna pounosI sic i
piekna Zosia swoim srebrnym
gfosem pobudzn zebranych do 3ywcj
uwagi puste krzcsta ME robla
ma niej prz.krego wruzenia. Jej
towarzyszki Z pod Krakow" &wawo
-troja w'ehce, podzielnjar tesknote
Zosl za ukochanym S,askiem.
S1tuku, choc krotka q MALE
zytem prz"jec;em oddana = z,,ba-
VITA wszystkch %wybornie, Ia co
tel sypuno rzesiste oklaski.
S%zczegoInc znnni oddawuno
rywalowl Stuchu, Tomciowi Nanu
S1ymuhskiemu), adwokatrw, Ipanu
Pulkow.kicmu) y najwiecyj Zosce.
Fryzura i kosmctyka amatnr6w
zajmowat sic fryzyer p. WjaaShi.
Pc przrdstaw'cniu zabruno Siq
ochoczo do pIasow, kt6!e pre-.
clagfy sic do dnia bialego.
Razaco skrumny udziaf w
przedstawieniu tiuma,zono sobie
niewiasciva 2dczwa ksiqdza q
ambony, 70 g~rzcchcm jest, W sobo-
to lub nicd1icIo wlcczor chodzic
ma przedslnwicniu tcaMa lne i ztba-
wy tnnecznc.
CAylla tcologia katoljcka "
Ameryce .ivrt NINA, ;lk W Europe,
gdzle ksieAa nlvtN lko &c o take
,zeczy SO ne t~r"-zcza, ale ami
w Z"ba"ach udziat bio'a, ME
mysIar, zc to .iost grzcch?
Czas, o cHa- wt,ili, abrSmy
oczy $ be plz",arIi i !rze-tall Ia
myt;G maluczAIm blamy do swl"tia.
l'orcialmy 10, co nam zdr"Wy
Iozum | mteres narodoWy pollerac
nallazujo.
PAST
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
ljczbis, ma iaka xasluyuje.

takiej Iiczbis, ma .jaka zasiuguje.
Rozrzuceni dose szeroko, miesz-
kal.,y wleHsza Geese W kcrnes pc.
wiecie 81 niektory w lson pc
wiecie. l my mielismy 2 listopada
wybory, ktorc politykom i MO
polity kom DUO krwi napsufy.
Odbyfo sic jcinak wszystko dose
spokojnie. w powiecie karnes
many IN county komissionera ma
szsgo rodaku p. Aur. Korzek'ca.
Nanny tel we ~FIore.v!lIe, viii
son Co., nnszem powiutswem mic
scie, polskisgo zegarmistrza, p. l..
Nowisr.k'sgo, kt6ry nam duto
dobrego czynit i czyni, juzto 20
magajas nam upgielszczyxna j rada
Il pan6w urzednlkou, juzto wspls
I .jac Polukow wncdzie, gdz;s j
jak tylko mo&e. Pan Nowisrski
jest to bsrdzs wyksztatcony clio
wick, tesi patryotA; Bit sis
M"skwa " GO i byf zasfany W
Sy Dir. Mieszkaf txkis W kolsnii
p. Dyniewicza W Kansas.
A propos p. Dyniewicza, czyscis
ezytali " Ga.. Rlshiej list jedncgo
knpfans . Zgodzie i pogadanke y.
Dyniswicxa 0 Zwiazku? Coz Wy
N" 10 panic MASTER: Anie SO
Wiorus podoba, S szczrgolnisj
niektsre Wianki W MIN. Ciskawym
tylko bardzo j4k wyglada pi.arx
cd Wiankow, ktory napi.af Ss
,,nis rotri scbie prstensyj, &sby
byf stwsrzony ma obraz i podo-
bishs.ws Bois." Ma jakis5 vice
podobichstwo byi stworzony i jak
on wyglada IL lichaN
Podotafo mi sic W sstatnim
Warusie pisanio p. Pistra Bar.-
basza z East Saginaw. Bardzs to
fadnie, 70 East SIG nav bnduie
kosciofy ma tlawnych marszai-
kow, ktorzy Uak mis- r"bit So,Asaki)
n. k"niach p"nad procesya prze-
skakuja! Jcdncj rzechy brakuie W
pisuniu p. BArubs.za, to Is ME
wspomina, ely tam maia Kap!ana
p~olskiego Prey swsim knscizle.
Ale, ale panic Majster, mysla-
fem kilka slow tylko napjsHc ~ tn
se lyle nakufo i to lichej roboty,
(PfzeciwEie, ukuliscis sztuke, jnkirj
by sic n~ajIepszy master oze,to
chswyki ME rows:ydzif! - Prey
pisek Red. Wlarusa.) Ptzebaczci.
.iednak cho6 to l'che i tego lyle,
10 to przecisz pierwszs pisanis =
Czestochowy do Was. Jvieli macie
misisce W Wasz.i Kuzni, przyjmij
Gle i msja robsts u MOI. pozn:sJ
r"slq VAN &C lepszcgo, JcsIi obsena
Mo pegardzicie.
Zyczac p. Ma. istrowi j Kuzni
lego jak najwiek.zego powodzenla,
xo.taj. ma nizszym hfnga
Vuidolu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
OWARzYSz'EI;NIE
POL.
st. Paul, dn. s IiStepada. 1856 +.
Winona. DIN. Is IiStopada. 1856 f..

My ni2ej podpisani Ksieza
polscy w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych Po]n. Ameryki, ma po-
siedzeniu w st. Paul, 8 listo-
pada, 1886 r. i W Winonie,
dn. Is listopada 1886 r., u
stanawiamy ola siebie j ola
tych kapianow, ktorzyby sic
chcieli do mas przy1aczyc, ma
stepujace warunki:
l.. Zawsze i wszedzie "a
chowac godnosG kapfanska i
milosc szczcra i braterska 20.
miedzy SODA.
2. Wyjasniac ma tie reli-
gijnem stosunek paraGi i ludzi
do kap}anow, a kaplanow do
Blskupow, DO parafil i do lu-
dzi. -
3. W razie smierci ktore-
go z kap}an6w, nalezqcych do
Stowarzyszcnia, ka2dy czlonek
odprawl trey Mszc sw. "a spo.
koj jego duszy.
4. staranie sic o szko1y
parafialne polskie i zaprowa-
dzeAie jednostajnych ksiqaek
szkolnych polskich W tychze.
S. Czujac sic obywatelami
Narodu polskiego, obowi4zuje
sic kazdy czIouek skladac ME
siecznle jednego dolara ma
ecz Skarhu narodowego, p.t t.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
oe3s1aIai Bbrugi
Wolnych Krakus0w
W CHICAGO, ILL.

w CHICAGO, ILL.
Generality rozkaz d~ow6dzcy.
BacznosG Klakusy!
kasdy cztonck IIgo Oddziafu
Wolnych krakuSow winien sic
slavic W komp!ctnym uniformic W
poniedziafck, dnia 29go listorada
T. b. o godz. y wieczorem W
Rochester XaM, 22O 222 w 18th
Str, Q ]ltorej o godz. S wieczorem
bedzie wymarsz do Tor7rae,ts
7urn LLaM ma ramiatkowy obch6d
r%owstania listopadowego.
Il hratriem pozd"awienicm
Il. III. W1ekliashsi
wachmistrz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
Eeha Ppiskis Z Amsfykii
SynOWic Polski.
Detroit, Is listopada.
SzanOWna Reiakcyo'
Redakcyo

Szanowna Redakcyo.
Music sic podzielic q moi
mi wspofrodakami mia via
domoscia, lie luch polski budzi
sic w Detroit. Towarzystwo
SWoule Polsh5 4 kazdym
dniem sic powieksza.
Dnis 4 listodala pozyskafo
rzeczone Towarzystwo dwoch
Polakow, %patryot6w, jake
czlonkow: OBJ. protesora mu-
zyki j. de Zielihskiego i OBJ. j..
Mankowskiego, ktorych W i
mieniu Towarzystwa W gronie
naszym serdecznie witam.
Praca niezbyt lekka czeka
was, zacni nowi czlonkowie,
DO Polakow okofo 20 tysiecy
potrzebujs przewodnikdw, iu-
dzi doswiadczonych, ktorzy
by ich wydzwygneli Z wrogich
przesladowan.
Pracujc e, Bracia, dla >pra-
wy narodowcj, uie zra2ajcie
sic pr eciwnosciami, a Pan
Bog piracy waszei pob1cgos1a-
wi i spelznq ma niczer2 wroyie
z~amachy; s1awa i poszanowa-
ME beda nam wrzywrocone, a
imiona patryotow zlotemi Ii
terami zapisane beda His
tcryi n%aszej po!skiej osady.
w imieniu Towarzystwa
skladam serdecznie podzieko-
wanie Szanownemu Profesoro-
wi j. de Z!elinskiemu "a
drogocenny podarunek, jaki
neutrality-suspicious. ma
szemu raczyi ofiarowac. Zapi-
sano w Drstokule, 2e Szano-
why Professor fundament "a-
sci Czytelni polskiej polozyf,
nietylko mysla, ale i uczyu-
klein.
Dalej skiadam W imienin
Towarzystwa serdeczne podzle-
kowauie ob. Jozrfowi Man
kowsklemu "a )cgo pl7kna
patryouycznq move, ktora maj
twardsze serca ku mi1osci Oj-
czyzny wzruszyc muslala.
Wyjasnif on nam dq2noscl
Zwiazku Mar, Pok, przypo-
mnial swietna przcszlosc Pol
ski j przez to wszystkich tax
ro7czu'il, &c rzewne Ivy sta
cza&y sic pc niejednem lieu
polskiego tulacza, ktorego ne
dza i przesIadowania politycz-
ne w nieszczesliwej Ojczyznie
zmusi]y do szukania chleba
pomledzy obcymi. Me div,
tel, lie gdy mowca s~konczyf,
sala trzesfa sic Cd okiaskow.
Oby nasi swiatli nowi czlon-
kowie .juknaj4lu2ej romiedzy
Mani p"zostali, swiecqc nam
nauka i dobrym przykfadem,
a z pewnoscia truly ich, ola
mas podjete, przyniosa ME
ocenione korzysci talk n%aszej
pol.kiej osadzie, jake tel i
calemu Narodowi.
s. u. JozefM
Sekr. Tow. ,,Syn. Pol"
List Z Gxsstochowy
Texas
dnia 1G lstopadn, 1886 l..
kochnny Ma lstcrku!
nj y.n1nt pisnpin
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
OBCHOD
e l!S?O?ADA
w Detroit.

Plecdziesiata szosta rocznica
powstania w PoI~ce 2 roku 80
31go'' dnia 30 listopaGa, iako dzieh
p"mietny IIistoryi Pol,k;ej, be-
czie obchodzona u~roczysc;o tukzo
W Detroit. Il rama odprawi SIG
solenne nabozeh~tw". Wicczorem
0 godzinie $50 beizie walne zyro-
madzen'o W Hall Freddy ma rogu
III. Russell i Leland.
Mowcow jake i Publicznos6
uprzej mie uprasza KOmitet.
W Detroit, Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
G2ytelnia

Towarzystwo ySynow Polslsis'
zn" jduje sic obecnie pod nrmcrem
dom" 20 BldwoIl Ill. Osoby sycza-
&c sobic czytac prqkno pozyteczcn
ks'aaki NIGGA ich tel Czytelni
kazdego czasu dostaG.
S. j.. Jozefak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25

POSZUKIWANIA krewnych Tub
z%najomych ME wynt szacc Gala druku
M raz jedep so c., nastepnie po}owe.
Ola abenent6w naprzod p}atnych darmo,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25

y!
kt6rv i czlonkow ME byl W
stan;e lego %uczynit Ola PREY
czyny malci i ubogiej swej
paraiij a tad i swego szczu-
p1egn utrlNmanla, natenczae
zlozy lyle, lie moznost jego
bedsie. =
6. Kaady wedlug swej wo
Ii moze nale29G do Zwiazku
Narodowego Polskiego jake
czynny albo honvrowy clio
nek.-
I. Poniewaz pc przejrze-
niu konstytucyi Zwiazku Ma
rodowego Polskiego przekona-
lismy sic, " tenze ma ma ce-
lu dobro ogolne. ME ubllzaja :
ce w niczem ari Rellgii kato-
lickiej, ami tez narodowusci
polskiej, przeto postanowilismy
60 popierac Gala si}q jake tel
i lego gazette ma rowni 2 in
nemi sprzyjajqcemi bezintere-
sownle i szczerze temuz Zwiaz-
kowi. =
s Wszelkie gazety i pisma
ublizajace Religli i wystepuJa-
ce bezpodstawnis przeciwko
ksie2om i sabotage rozwojo-
Wi narodowemu, a tenn sa-
mem szkodzace Zwiazkowi i
Ojczyznie, uwalac bedziemy
jake zdrade Religii i Narodu,
i ostryegac nasz lud pred ia
kismi pismami.
9. Zarzqd Zwi4zku Mar.
Pol. jake prywatni wtr4eaG
sic ME bedziemy, dopoki Zwia-
eek bedzie sic rlqdzit s:isIe
konstytucya swoiq, ulozouq ma
szostym Sejmie w miescie Bay
City, Mich.-Gdyby zas Zwiq-
EEK odstqpil cd przyjetych
praw, tyczqcych sic kosciola i
reIisii katolickiej; ustanAwia}
prawa przeciw Kosciolowi ka-
tolicklemu Tub odstqpif Cd u
becnej l.rmy i celu w zarza-
die swoim w stosunku do
hsiezy i kosciela katolickiego
-lcdnomysInie wydalibysmy
wyrok potepienia Zwiazku i
pssqdzili o zdrade Ojczyzny j
naduzycle dobrel checi i wolf
kap]anow, naIezqcych do tegoz
Zwiqzku Mar. Pol.
10. DO Stowarzyszenna ksie-
zy mogq nale2eG Proboszczo-
vie i A>ystenci, ktorzy SO
czynhymi w swych parafiach
i bezpcsrednio zaleza 90 swych
Biskurow, oraz ktorzy nieza-
leznie rozporzqdzaja swemi fun
duszaml (swym wlasnym ma
latkiem) a mic tacy, kjorzy
zyjq pod reEulq i ustaw4 IA
konu lub tel Kcngregacyi j
zaleza cd swych zakornych
przelozonych.
IL. Rok rocznie bed1ie o.
bierany: Prezydent, W%icepre-
zydent, Sekretarz i Kasyer.
II. Chcacy nalezeG do Sto-
warzyszenia tego, musi sic IL
stownie zg}osic do jcdnego
wy2ej wzmiankowanych urzed-
nikow i uczyniG deklaracya,
2e cbce sic z~astosowac do ma.
szych ustaw.
Is. Wszelkie pioniqdze p. t.
nGrcsz Polski" bed9 odselane
do Zarzqdu, jaki Zwiazek ma
ten eel ustanowi.-
P%owyzsze Artyku]y ,j,.dno-
zgodnfe przyjete i przez czlon.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
W Aurora Turn HALL
PREY milwaukee, Ave.
w ponlcdziaick, 20 b. n

. SOuZllliC . lCCZOre
Postarane sjs dobrych now
COW j uekI.matorow, prey czem
Spiswacy Towarxystwn Harmonii
j sw. Trolley odipiewaja niektore
piesni narodowe.
Snodziewac sic nale3y, 10 szla-
chethi Rodacy i Roduczki nasze,
kt6rzy Sc jeszcze wiernymi synami
i corami drogiej ~n"sz.j Mutki Pol
ski czuj ia, licznym udzraiem W tel
uroc1stssci, naIezny hold zucnsj
pamieci dziadow naszych i szlachet-
nej krwi, talk ochoczo j obficie W
rewolucyi p"lskiej " latach 1880 i
81 rrze!anr.j, odduc zechca.
l. braterskiem pozdrow;eniem
M%en1ltel.
lP@dp. W'aiysiaw Nslnci)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25

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%51 SY
Pismo tvgounlowe dla lndu
~WYCHODZIcoCZ RTEk
" WINONA. HINN.
frenume rata wynos1
rOcznie:
" Stanach lied. i kanadzic $500
w Eurepic, Azyi, Meksyku Ameryce
Poludn,owcj $3.50
Cesa inSerat0w:
Cd sierszs drsbn, 20 druku ma rax
jedrn 25 c.
Cd Gala tl.N
Nastspnis pofowe.
Roo'oi; cd Gala $1,000
POSZUKIWANIA %krewnych Tub
najomych ME Wynn szace Gala druku
na raz jedep so c., nastepnie po}owe.
Ola abenentow naprz6d p}atnych darmo.
Pieniadze WHINE
bye przese}ane W po-
cztowych znaczkach,
prZez ,,P. 0. Money
Order Express Tub
W liscie registrowa-
nym ma rece sekreta-
RIA Sp6fki akcyjnej
,,Wiarusa' pod adre :
sem:
w. A. Lorbiecki
62l Zumbro Str.
WINONA, MINI.
Zwykle listy : correspondents.
eye do re dakcyi ,,Wiarusa"
trzeba adreSOwac:
H.. Der0onshi
Editor Of Warus
Cor. 2nd Il Cnr1mona
WINONA, MINN.
kto zaplaci4, q ME zostal pokwito-
wany. niechaj sic odwo}a do p~lczydenta
sp6lki akcyjnej WIARJS poi "dlezem:
j b. BAMBENEK
2G3-2G5 + End Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
POdpisa.lo:

rs, Dominik Majer, st. Pa
Il, Mi"n.-ks. Romuald Jan
Winona, Mimi, =
Ks. Wawrzyuiec Z%awadzki, Sill
ver Lake, Minn,-ks. IL. JAZZ
daewski, Wllno. Mimi. = ks.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-25
80 listopad
Chicago

Chicago, I'LL, 81 list, s6 +.
Rodacy!
ZhIi&a sis wiekopomna rocz-
Mica powstama listopadowego.
Nastepne T"warzystwa Pol
skie, a miunowicie:
1. Towarzystwo Gmina Polska Mr.. L.,
2. y Harmonic,
5. >, P"l,kich Krakus6w,
4. " Mt.dych Przemystowcow,
5. !, Pu!ask;ego,
6. fw. Jozetil cd sw.
Z. Spiewakow Trolley
p~oiaczyiy sic ceIu uroczystcgo
cbchodu tel tax dla Il pamiqtnej
rocznicy W potnocno zachcdniej
.trnnin ,oiuSto (hinnrn
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-20
WORD STANDARDS.

The Chicago Current, admitted to be an
exponent of the art of conciseness and an
exemplar of fine writing, says it is taken
to task by the purists for using equally
as well" and is also advised to refrain
from using that much" and never to put
any word between the "top and "be" of
the infinitive mood The Current pays
very little attention to the grammatical
critics, who as rule are forever in am
bush, like beast of prey, awaiting the
opportunity to pounee upon newspaper
writers, whose work is of necessity done
under more or less of pressure and in haste.
Henry c. White, of the University of
Deseret. Utah, comes to the rescue of the
Current, however, and challenges the au-
thority of the purists to set up as literary
censors. We echo the inquiry of Mr..
White, by what authority do these self
sufiicients' dictate? Good English grows,
and usage is Its soil. The strangest weeds
in its beds, by the cultivating processes of
use, become useful factors in the language
Mr.. White cites the word mugwumpH as
purely fanciful invention. but which the
philologists of Yale now contemplate with
equanimity as proper enough for the next
edition in photography. The truth is that
in the language of to-day men cease to in
quire into roots or reasons or the compo-
nents of words of new growth; the ques-
ton rather is, Do they meet a want?"
Mr.. White cites from Trench striking
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-20
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

FoREIGH.-Pasteur is to be given a ban
quet by American residents in Paris......
Floods prevail in many parts of Germany
THE political crisis in England is grow
ing extremely serious......A parade of So
cialists in Brussels resulted in serious
riot......It is proposed to Bismarck that he
free Poland instead of Germanizing it.
The Prussian General Brendenstein is dead.
IA Silesian woman has poisoned four
husbands. Counterfeit coin to the amount
of 5000 is in circulation in Egypt.
The report of the execution of Bishop
Harrington in Africa is confirmed I'm
employed Socialists threaten trouble in
Liege.......The weather in England and
France has suddenly changed to almost
summer heat ......Silverin London AS 13- 16d
consols, 100 1l-l6d 5 per cents, 105; is,
1911 As, ia.
EAsTERE.-Property of the Texas Pacific
Railroad Company is being destroyed by
strikers......A body has been cremated by
natural gas at Pittsburg ......A shocking
story of the brutal treatment of young
Curists have purchased a church in New
WORKMAN important discovery of tin
deposits has been made in the Black Hills
of Dakota.....T Methodists of Spring
Valley, n. Y, are having serious trouble
among themselves. There were 100 bust
ness failures in the United States during
the past seven days......Gold has been
shipped from New York to Europe this
week to the amount of %,174, 1000. Gov
eminent bonds are quoted in New York at
1853 for As of 1907; 1113 for AIS; sterling,
- sS(g4 80; 1905 for IS; silver bars, 1921.
WAsHINGToN.-Briga General o. 0.
Howard has been appointed Major General,
vice Pope......Senator Dolph will probably
succeed Miller on the Foreign Affairs Com
mittee......lt is proposed to abolish the Ma
honai Board of Health. .....John II. Russell
has been appointed Postmaster at Alabas-
ter, Placer county, CALI. Captain w. II.
Martin, U. S. A, retired, is dead. THE
woman suffragiss are still lcboring to OBJ
tain female suffrage in the Territories
PACIFIC SLoPE.-Six buildings DESTROYED
by fire in Fresno. Britton Irwin brother
of the late Ex-Governor, is dead John
Ramon committed suicide at Camptonvile,
Yuba county Several lives were lost by
the wrecklng of the steamer Beda on the
Oregon coastal stage robber has been
sentenced at Redwood City to two years in
San Quentin......The jury in the Prewett
case at Hollister have been discharged
without agreeing upon verdict 1t is re-
ported that Geronimo and his band of
Apaches have been corraled by the troops
The funeral of the late Senator Miller
will take place tomorrow in San Francis
Cor. A. Mcbride killed Oliver Speed in
Fillmore, Utah 49,. Chinatown at Sawyer's
Bar, Siskiyou county, has been completely
destroyed by fire.
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Press Notes.

The Poultry Nelps is a new eight page pa
per, published weekly at Elyria, o., by
H. e. Wood, at 81 per annum.
The first number of the San Joaquin Vdl-
ley Resources sixteen page paper, issued
at Visalia, by George W. Stewart, Z. H.
Wilcomb and ]. 0. Blakeley-has Just
been received. 1t is published monthly, in
the interest of the settlement and develop
ment of the valley from which it takes its
name. The initial number speaks well for
the enterprise.
The International Record Of Charities aud
Correction is the name of new auarto
24-page publication, to be issued monthly,
and devoted to the subjects indicated by its
title. 1t is edited by Frederick Howard
Wines, and published by G. P. Putnam's
Sons, New York and London, at 81 per an
mum. The March number is well filed
with interesting matter covering field in
journalism not before occupied.
Oakland, California. has a new large
quarto monthly journal, entitled The Anaeri-
can Sentinel, devoted to the defense of
American institutions. the preservation of
the United States Constitution as it is, so
far as regards religion or religious tests.
AID the maintenance of human rights,
both civil aud religious" 1t is issued by
the Pacific Press Publishing Company, and
has for its motto " Corrupted freemen are
the worst of slaves.
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instance of this truth, in the origin of the
word selfish" Prior to its birth body
of philosophers and scientists labored to
coin a word expressive of the sordid quail
tiles, the direct opposite of the generous
Finally word was hammered out of
Greek or Latin roots and given to the
world, upon which it fell fat and was re-
fused acceptance. Presently, however, a
laboring man,with no pretensions to learn
ing, hit upon the idea of a new termi-
nation to the old word SELF" and 10 /!
" selfsh" was born, joyfully received and
came into popular use. Boycott :"
is another word literally with
out legitimate literary parentage.
Tote" is mere plantation slang. HUI
manitarian has been wrenched from its
original meaning, divorced from its Latin
derivative, and made to do duty to the
popular demand for forcible designation of
the humane person. " Irriguous has
practically died out of use, while not
even yet can "irrigable" be found
in any modern dictionary, yet there
is no word known to-day that can take its
place and convey so clear an idea of a GER
tain class of lands. Despite the protests
of philologists and good speakers and writ
ers, avocation," which is by no means
Synonymous with vocation is, by much
usage being put cheek by jowl with
that word. Admit that it is popular igno-
rance if you please, but the fact remains.
The word " condign," from the Latin con-
dignus, originally meant "well merited,"
and in the time of Sir Thomas More, and
even later, was employed in that sense /;
but by usage it has acquired, as DR.. Hodg-
son puts it, " the false Specification of
severe" and is now uniformly employed to
express the idea of severe punishment.
Another striking instance of the autocratic
rule of usage in vulgarizing to suit the
needs of expression, is the decadence of
the word "demean" from its pure etymol-
ogy, to conduct or manage" to the ex-
preston of the idea of baseness. Mr.. Teall
is led to ask concerning this word, "Why
not boldly adopt the word 'bemean,'
everywhere regarded as vulgar, and so ex-
clude from the dictionaries though ety.
mologicaily correct word--in order to re-
store demean '?' We could continue
with similar examples of the growing and
changing processes in the world of usage,
for hours, but the purpose of commenting
at all on the purists' criticism is to give
emphasis to Mr.. Whites objection to the
presumption of this school of critics. Mr..
White holds that the Just measure of
words must be their responsive quality.
That much" we suggest to him, is a
phrase of emphasis, and as such
why may it not be excused for
the very purpose it accomplishes d?
MIR. White holds that it expresses
definite idea, is convenient, and there
fore useful, and if useful, is justified. Thus
much, indeed, may be said of all words
and phrases that grow into usage by reason
of "directness of appeal to tho heart and
understanding of the masses" as our new
protestant SO neatly puts it.
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ment has given countenarce and aid OF
them, and the new system is universally
popular and the tramp nuisance is disap-
pearing in the empire. While manufact-
uring industries have increased in number
and bulk of products, prices have
naturally declined under domestic
competition. As remedy the
effort is now being made to proportion
production to consumption. But the
workingmen have derived advantages
from this new condition of things. They
have permanent work and unchanged
wages, and their deposits in the savings
banks increase. This means decline,
and which is shown by the report, of rev
enues and annuities derived from capital
invested in loans at interest, or in indus
trial enterprises. The report is even more
pregnant with interest on the topics of
agriculture-which is advancing while the
prices of its products decline, and the grow
ers are becoming more and more involved
in debt-imports of cereals, German rail-
ways, bimetallism, production of beer and
spirits, beet sugar, tobacco, forestry, fisher
les, mining, mechanics, technical schools,
cloth and carpet manufacturing, making of
musical instruments, chemicals, bronze
goods, knitted wear and leather goods the
condition of shipping interests, Germany's
foreign commerce, her trade with the
United States, ETC., but none of these inter
esting subjects can now be taken up. On
the last-named topic, however, we trespass
upon space to say that the report points
out that Germany looks to the United
States as the foreign market of chiefest
inheritance tn her
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A BOY out in Kansas is in prison, charged
with the butchering of his father, mother,
brother and sister. Our dispatches day
or two ago detailed the horrible affair.
No apparent motive existed for the terri
bic crime. If it turns out that the lad is
guilty of the awful crime, we will wager
that it will also develop he was a
reader of the dime novel, police gazette,
fash journal and cheap story-paper litera-
ture of the day.