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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-07-08
tax upon houses IS to rest finally upon
the user of house.

WA utoH AiouoCS SS W KCoV AAoliy uton
the user of a house.
If tenant rents piece Of land SUBJ
jcct to taxes, he will have to pay those
taxes, and if the valuation of even tho
bare land is raised before his lease OK.
pires, he will usually have to bear tho
consequent increase in taxes. But by
taking lease subject to taxes, the ten
ant is for the time being the virtual
owner of the land On the other hand q
tax upon an empty house can not very
to both propositions might be adduced.
But generally speaking, if there is an
increase in taxes upon houses, capital
employed in building must do one OF
two things-.either itself shoulder tho
increase, or charge it,over to occupants,
i. e., consumers of houses. If capital
accepts the former alternative it must
content itself with smaller returns. But
it was receiving, presumably, no more
than the average return before, and
rather than receive less it will look for
investment in some other direction.
But, if the increased taxation Is to be
charged over to the consumer of houses,
practically the consumption of houses
will decrease, j. c., people will try to
content themselves with less expensive
or narrower quarters.
The first effect Of the increased TAXA
ton might be, consequently, a rise in
the rental value of inferior houses, aud
decline in the rental value of super
ior houses; but upon the whole, there
is decreased demand for houses, and,
consequently, capital lacks encourage
ment to invest in that sort of produc-
ton. After awhile, the increase of pop
ulation will have SO far outstripped the
production of houses. or existing houses
will have so far worn out, that house
rents will rise, and the owners of houses
will begin to collect the increase Of
taxation from tenants in the shape OF
increased house rents. Capital will
then begin to be invested mole freely
in the production of houses, because it
can now count upon receiving the aver.
age return. This same explanation will
apply to all other products of labor be-
sides houses. Taxation of labor pro-
ducts discourages production, and de-
crease in production ultimately causes
rise in prices.
Taxation upon land values can not
discourage the production of land. On
the contrary, it, SO to speak, increases
such production. 1t causes some land,
at least, which was being held for an
advance, to be offered at lower price,
and if the tax were SO adjusted as to
amount to all, or nearly all, of the an
nual rental value of bare land, all land
now held for rise would either be inn
proved by present owners or offered for
sale.
am aware that this has been stated
before, at least the substance of the
proceeding paragraph; but | do not
recollect having seen in The Standard
any very elaborate attempt to explain
just how increased taxation upon labor
products in the course of manufacture
finally tends to rest upon the shoulders
of the consumer in the form of increased
prices. III. j. Chase.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-07-08
plTH AND POINT.

-Spatts-"Let me tell you what !
know" Hunker-''Go ahead. 1t won't
take SO long as to tell what you DOM
know. West Shore.
What wheelman most breads is
rising ground, especially the kind that
rises up and strikes him on the top o.
the head.-Detroit Free Press.
And His Friends Pretend to Believe
It.-Tom-"Phil is only pretender. !"
Jack = "What are his pretensions?"
Tom-"He pretends he is a man,
-Ward-"Why did you bite that dol
lar you loaned me--to see if it was
good?" Randall wasn't biting it;
l was kissing it good-by."- Harper's
Bazaar.
Where is Blivins?" "He went to
Europe, and / hear took Paris green"
what! Committed suicide?'' mo.
He took Paris as green as any American
could take Light.
Ambiguous. Sharpson "Hear
about our friend Ham? Drew the &c..
900 prize in lottery last week and has
gone into the cigar business. Lucky
stroke, wasn't it?" Phlatz-"Yes One
actor less"
Wife Ito her husband, who is writ.
ing note of invitation to a dinner)-
Nov, Karl, don't forget to invite Prof.
Warzig. He is so very ugly that the
very sight of him will spoil the appe-
tite Of all the other guests "-Schlei-
sische Zeitung.
Enough to Cry For.-Sprigson, who
has poultry-kecping neighbor, says if
the latter's rooster is descendant of
the one that made Peter weep when he
crowed he doesn't wonder that poor
Peter wept bitterly when he heard him.
Yankee Blade.
81 feel like a wood-pile after hard
winter, your honor" he murmured, as
he rose from the bench and faced his
accusers. 'How's that?' kindly inquired
the judge. ''All used up, your honor"
"Sixty days to recuperate," smiled the
court, and it came to pass.
81 was pleased to call that cake of
yours a perfect symphony, as you may
remember" said young Mr.. Fits, about
two hours after dinner. "Well, dear?"
II want to revise the expression; l feel
now as though I had swallowed whole
Wagnerian opera. indianapolis Jour-
nal.
-Dashaway-s'I have an old coat ]
think you might wear, Uncle Jasper"
Uncle Jasper-"I'se obliged, sab. Is
dat coat sack? l amt got much use
for tail coat, sah.'' Dashaway-''Why,
what's the matter with tail coat,
uncle?" Uncle Jasper-"Um! Mighty
unhandy, sab, getting over fences."-
Clothier and Furnisher.
And Jennie Blushed. Gentle
nan-"Where is that book called
'Don't?' Anyone know?" Bobby-"I
think it is in the parlor. You were
reading it last night to Mr.. Spoondykc,
weren't you, Jennie?" Jennie-"W
no, Bobby. Why, do you think SOP"
Bobby" Cause I heard you saying
Don't good many times. Boston
Herald.
The Eiffet hat for evening wear;
The youth who huns the score;
The nervous chump who kicks your chair
But the most annoying, altitudinous
and colossal nuisance is the chattering
IDIOT, male or female, who keeps up
chatter of rapid conversation right
through the three acts, and who is,
without doubt
The most unmitigated bore.
Washington Post
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-07-08
Where the Single Tax Would Fall.

One wouldn't think that the area of
New York city and Brooklyn was larger
in 1880 than that of Arkansas, Missouri,
Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and Kan
sas conf ined Well, it isn't in super
fetal area, but when 1t comes to the
value of the two areas, it is much
larger, as is shown by the figures The
total for the two cities in that year was
81, 149, 4O6, 2S2, and for the six states ST.
101, 952, O49. This fact was brought out
by William Bloch in the Usage county,
Kas., Times, to show that the really
valuable lands that would have to bear
the burden of taxation under the single
tax would not consist of farm lands at
ALL bnt OF the immensely high priced
lots in our cities. The new census (for
1900 will probably show that the land
values of New York city and Brooklyn
have increased in the last ten years suf-
fciently to ncccssitate the adding of a
couple or three more states to the list
prepared by Mr.. Bloch.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-07-08

New York city consumes between
two and three million eggs every day.
They are drawn not only from New
York state, but from several or tho
neighboring states and half dozen
western states, including Indiana, Ohio,
Michigan and Iowa. The first-named
state Is said to produce larger mum.
bsr Of eggs than any other state in the
Union.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-07-08
THE RAJAH'S TREASURE.
An interesting Story of a Soldiers
Gratitude.
written for Tsis Paper.l

HE S h a Il c S OF
eve min 6 had
fallen over the
turbulent a II d
swiftly
waters of t h G
river HooghlS
an ofsl,oot of
the mighty and
sacred Ganges,
but the h IL S h
and quiet which
in most Faces
follow the close
of d a w c re
here wanting,
for the bark of
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-07-08

AT Arson, Ne, black bear walked
up to the house of Daniel Abbott, looked
in at the sitting-room window. and then
proceeded to inspect the pig-pen and
sheep-6sld.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-07-08

WHEREVER you find land relatively
low, will you not find wages relatively
high? And wherever land is high. will
you not find wages low? As land in
eyeases in value, poverty deepens and
pauperism appears
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1891-07-08
WANAMAkER's EXPLANATION.
A Document That Has Very Familiar
Sound.

Sound.
Everyone who read Mr. Wanamaker's
explanation of his connection with the
keystone bank troubles must have been
struck by its resemblance to Senator
Quay's explanation Of his relation to
that treasury ''secret" before which
republicans were to stand dumb" In
both cases there is wicked partner
who has to take all the blame. In both
these cases the wicked partner is dead,
and cannot be heard. In both cases
there is joint speculation, in which
the wicked partner behaves badly, and
leaves the good man TO make up a
deficit. In both cases, too, the ''agree-
ment is verbal" Says Mr.. Wanna
maker:
"Durng 1887 to the best OF my recollection
and the knowledge of his investing in various
enterprises as a capitalist 1 told him Of my
great desire to assist in preserving the indie
pendence of the Reading railroad property,
and that thought that the purchase Of certain
holdings of the stock that were held By parties
inimlcal to the reorganization would be profit
able and useful, and invited him to join me in
such purchase on joint account
1.-THE agreement between Us was verbal and
to this effect. that Mr.. Lucas was to personally
supply certain sums OF money, as ! called for
them. and deposit the same to my personal ac-
,arunt in tbs keystone bank. In accordance
xith tia. agreement, from time to time drew
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31
GAPIsUJCIE sOBIE WIARUSA
TELEGRAMY.

ST.. PETERSBURG. =
w Krolestwie Polskiem vie
lie osob przyaresztowano,
pomiedzy innemi dziejopisa-
RIA Wladyslawa Smolehskie-
go. Mai on nalezeG do tame
go zwiazku, W kt6ry bylo
wplatanych wielu nihilistow.
Wiele spiskowc6w ucieklo,
lecz policya INA ich i kaze
scisle strzedz granicy. (Tele-
gram ten powt6rzony jest "a
plerwszorzednemi gazetami
niemieckiemi. = Przyp. Red.
w aru S a.
Tuteisza ,,In-
ternational Telegram Co..
odebrata wiadomosci Cd
wysokiego oficera. zc artyle
rya niemiecka codopiero o.
debra}a straszna broh W no.
wo odkrytym prochu.
RYGA,-Nicmcy Kur.
Iandyi buntu)9 sic potajcm
ME przeciw Rosyi, w tych
dniack baron kurlandski "a
zdarcie herbu rosyiskiego
skazany zostal ma 4 micsiacc
wiezienia.
c IN WIARUSAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31

Kto W tych dniach
dostanie rachunek
"a WlARUSA, ME
shaj sic spleszy z
p~rzes}aniem %zap4aty,
DO teraz ma schyfku
roku many i my do
pfacenia rachunki, i
to ma wielkie sunny.
Kazdy abonent
,, Wiarusa", kt6ry
przesle nam przynaj-
mniej 2 dolary "a ga.
zete, odbierze W pre-
zencie:
y Kalendarz Katollcki ma r. 1892
y Ks'azeczke o wiecznym 4ydzie
3 Testament Plotr Wielkiego.
~ Koronke "a dusze " CIV.
Sou poku:uJace;
Take prezenta te-
raz stale beda doda-
Wane.
Kto zap4aci "a
,. W iarusa" ma ca}y
rok naprz6d, bedzie
odblera1,. opr6cz po-
wyzej ~wymienionych
p%rezent6w, bezp4atnie
gazetke powieScioSwa
,,Katollk."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31
Ceny targOWe
WHNONA.

WINONA
M . k a: Winona Patent Sab
Straight 81 40 Mr.. 1 Bakers S4.o 90
Pasza kornu- $500 "a
becZke
PSF i an. 1 wiosenua s5c
zlmowa.- cent
W y Soc.
Korn 40
Jeczm'eh Nr.2, SO c
Jaja zoe
O tr g b y: bran $14.0o
shorts $1,000, middlings $14.Oo
feed S22
W e a: srednla prana25 a %
lichsza % a %; nieprana 16 a 20,
slano d X e 500
swleza tymotka $1,000
K o nj zyna $3.50. buszel
L m ka IS G. buszel
VI od lOc
Kury wypraw.6 c., ~kurczeta 8
M leso, Oh iarmerow
$50
~wieprzowina So. 5Owo}owina $500
%clelecina 500
bob $1.75 buszel
Masfo 22c.
Kartofle swleze 25c. buszeI
MINNEAPOLIS.
Pszenlca-Nr. 1 hard SIC;
NIL
Pszenica2 Wiosenna @s7.;
Korn-No. 37d
Owies-No2 32J
CHICAGO.
Pszenlca -891
Korn-No. 2.393
PkACCIE "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31

Berlin, Antoni Bronx 200
S. F. D%omahoski 900
st. Louis, w Kenski 200
Arcadia, Jan Kamla 200
Antoni Urbik 1925
Jeszcze kllxadziesiat dolar6w
w'eceJ abonamentu wp}ynefo
W blezacym tygodniu,
lecz ME bylo nj czasu, nj mleisca
W Wlarusi e. by lch pokwito-
wac).
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31
LEARSTWO
ma reumatyZnl

do nacierania ma bolace ciafo,
n1edawno odkryte przez p.
GA z Wnrony, a patentowaae
W dnlu II Kwietnia 1885,
Jest to pewna pomoc ma
wszelkie bole reumatyczne W
zgieclach rak i n6g oraz
innych ~czesclach ludzkiego
cia}a. Leczy takAe boil gfowy
i neuralgia.
Ma dowod skutecznosci tego
lekarstwa mcgIismy poda6 setl1i
swmdoctw podobnej trescl yak
nastepujace:
Panic Prochowicz!
CzcigodEy Panic! w ostatnich
IA tygodniach okropnie mi doku.
czaio rwanie plecach. Leczyio
mn'e dw6ch nailepszych doktor6w
W miescle, II pomodz mi ME moRli.
Pahski olejek wyleczyt mnie W
dw6oh tygodniach.
John Kramer, Winona, MINI,
NnjlepsI dottorSy uznali TO
lekHrstwo ~ d0bre,
CENA BUTELKI NJ 90.
Tylko do nGbyela
N. J. kOWiLE WSkIEGO
bg6 u. Bird str
WlNoNA, MIN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31

Hej W'arusv W lmie Boze,
Nlechaj kazdy, jak kto moe,
Sle MaJstrowl swe zYczenie,
80 luz szosty roczek ptynie
Jak wvdale nam Wiaruso,
Jak zwl2zkowl SERGE sKrusza,
UczY ludek rady dale,
N~le]ednego tez wy4aie.
A vice dzisia1 het Rodacy,
kaszubi i kuiawiacy,
Kamzelacy cd Poznania
Badzmy tego przekonania
Poki W zy}ach xrew pop}ynie,
70 nasz Wiarus ME z%aginie,
30 ola zwyk}ych swych taleat6w
Ma on wiele abonent6w.
Wlec mas sifa to W nat}oku
Zyczym szczescia w ~przyszfYm roku,
Mech mu Boza }aska sprzyja,
A p%rzygoda go omija,
Oby Gig Bog dtugo chowal,
Bys Wiarusa redagowal!
Bys poucza} lud roboczy,
lnnym pali1 prawde W oczv.
w AmerYCe dOSc fafSzerZY,
Rzadko kto druglemu wierzy,
Dzlsiaj prawda W oczy kole.
Dollar odgrywa swa role,
Ale jeszcze ma to rada,
Wlec nam czynnym bye wYpada,
Plsma wspierac = ware kochaG,
BY pc czasle zas ME szlochaG.
Vice W Jednosci, Bracia mill,
Zyjmy zgodnie Cd tel chwlli
Abonenci starry, now
Slljcie Gently - W~iiarusowi,
Ably potem nj: narzekac -
Wlec z zap}ata dni ME zwlekaG,
Lepiej chodziG choG W kubraku,
Mill dyndac gdz,e ma haiku.
To wan szczerze dis zaleca
Wasz prZv]aciel...............
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31
POLECA SIZE

POLECA SIZE
szANoWNEJ PUBLICzNoSC
"szystkim wiarusom Polonuseu
W Ameryce
NOVA RSIEGARNIA
q. D"ERDowsK1EGo
Winona, MIMI.
Cor. End & Carimona.
Molina sprewadzi6 cd Dsrdev,
skiego kazda ksiazks polska, lax.
wegols istaieje " Ameryes, pfaeas
gotowka.
Ponitej wymieniany nisktsrs
ksia&ki, jake nasza ksiegarnia ma
ma sprzedu&:
ksiazki szkolnei tres
CT naukoWel.
kATEHIZM ~RzYMsKO-KAT0.
L1CKI tnaiy)
= " moe" eprawie......~19
KATFHIZM ~RZYMSKO-HATO.
L1CK1 (wiekszy) " moonej o.
pIsw
DZIEJE STAREGO I NOWEGO
" mocnei o.
prawie (Deharbego)....... 40
DZIEJE KARODT POT.SKTEcO
E~LEMENTARz POLSKI, J6zefa
Cbociszewskiego..
POSREDNIK POLSKO : AN.
GIELSKI - czyli ksiakka do
nauki jeEyka angielskiego IS
Or Pieani ola sak6t pol
skich " Ameryce, ufo&yi byfy ma,
qczyciel W Chicago Franciszek
AaDka
g r y < Pelska ufoko.
ma przez Teodozego Sierocihskis.
60, p%rofesora JezYka polskiego
li%toratury. Drukowana ola szk6I
polskich v Ameryce z wydania
~trsynastege, W mocnej oprawis
G lementars Maly czyli
Pierwsza Nauka Csytania, Pisa.
hia j Rachowania, przsz w. Dy-
nlewlcza.
Nv mecnej oprawie..
HISTORYA STANUW ZJEDNO.
CZONYCH.. .............75
~ OF u owefy, powiesd
moralna bardzo, wzruszajaca ze
staro&ytnych czasow.......3O
- ia sama W moonei oprawie 70
zioconym tYtuliklen!~ 90. 60
D oles4aw czyli Daisy Ciag &C.
nowsfy; tfomaczenie prxez ks.
Osmahslk
ia sama W mocnci oprawie
Listow k Pols*n.Ame.ykuh
XII. Podrqcznik H+w,ernjucv.
Nauke pisania listow gatovo
IVORY list6w, W wszyrtkich rzy.
padkach &ycia.... ......6O
MIEsIAC MAJ Poiwieoony Be.
garodzicy 80
eEACZ I NARZEKANIE OF.
COW
ROZANIEC ZYWY.........2O
Spiownik Ko6oielny ola
uzYtku wiernych zebrai K. Bern.
Ruchnlewicz. W mocnej oprawis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31
Ksiazki powie6ciowe

rozmalte lnne.
TESTAMENT PIOTRA wIEL.
k1EGO, czyli zaminry Meskali
zawo;o-"nla caiego awiata. IS
STAREGO
u ihDKA..
HlSTORYA o szlaehetnej l pick.
No., Meluzynie,. so
KONSTYTUCYA STANuW ZJE.
DNOCZONYCH.
KSlA.KA
WEGLAR RE- q WALENCYI. Prze,
Autorn Ja.kini B%eatusa i Koszy
ka kw'at0w. 80
onstytucya Aaja 10
przew i k do plsania list6w
m'tosnych oraz tyczacycb sig oAs
nienia zln,a&p6iscia. ...... 35
Do sw. Czestochowy, 10
Szka wv a sa,pow,ese
obyczajowa przez Jozefa & mad
z Alma do Ri i n i,stawny do.
w@dzca rozbojnikow XVIII VIE
oU
W mocnej oprawie &c Eieconyn
tvtUllkleR .....-... . LBS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31
DrObne Echa.

OTIS, IND. d. % grudnia.
= KS. Urban R.szkrewicz,
proboszcz tutejszel parafi pol
sk'el, mianowany zostaf przez
bisk. Dwengera dozywotnym
proboszczem tej&e parafi,, oraz
dz'ekanem i radca dyecez1al-
nym.
W Chicago doz6r kosc1el-
ny parafli sw. Trojcy wniost skar-
go %przeciwko biskupow1. zadajac
zniesienlo pruwa w}asnosci do
gruntu, ma ktorym stoi kosci6f.
" Pleasant niema tygodnia,
by kilku polak6w ME zgineto W
kop"ln'ach. W zoszfym tygodniu
padf ofisra rolak Szultz, ktory
przybyf tn zaledwie pred dwoma
tygodniami.
W Cleveland Cd 1 Stycznia
1892 +. wychodzl6 bedzie nova
gazeta p. t. ,,Ojczyznas'. Wtasci-
clelaml hedz'o spotka akcyJna z
kspitafem' zakfado wynn IS. 600.
Redakc]e ma objac p. Mafkowsk1.
Klerunek gazety religijno ma
rodowy.
Wlb. ks. Szynanowski
obecnle przebywa W Ca mden. N.
J. Staronlem tego, talk zacnego
kapfana. polaka patryoty jest: ~
fozyc tu parafia wybudow.G pol.
ski kosciof. ia z mel stronv Wlb.
ks. Szymanowskicmu zycxe ably pra-
ca jegc odniosfa po5ny$lny skutek.
Policy Camden powinni mai
chetniej przyio3yc reke 60 wzn,e-
slerla swiatyni pahskiei.
W yszedf W Chicago pier
wszy nun1er m~ieslecznika pit.
,,Gazeta Handlowa." Wydawcam
So PIP. F. Nalepihski & Co.
w Latro b e, Pa, W Sc
minarjum sw. Wincentego wys-
wieceai zostali ma ks1ezy polacy
Szymklewicz l Wlsiewlcz.
GRAN RAPID S,
Mich. d. % grudnia. = Byfa tn
delegacyja litwlnow z Chicago
razem z ks. Barzynskim mniaca
ma celu uzyskan1e ~proboszcza
tutejszego ks. Peganlsa ma dusz
pastoral ola litwin6w W Chicago:
SpotKaia ia odmowa. KS. biskup
Richter pod Aadnym warunklem
purafji sw. Wojciecha ME chez
wypuscic z dyecezji. (Rgorma.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31

Toledo Pawe} Gfowczewskl LOO
Wlnona Antoni Trzebiatowski 200
Ellis X. Pradzihskl 200
Independence FLIP Kasela l.25
Manitowoc August Strzyzewski2. 90
Independence Edw, Jelen 200
Lemont Jak6b Smasc 200
Springvalley J6z. Wojtanowskl9.00
Chicago Rozczynialski M. LOO
Wlnona J6zef Masyga 200
Lemont Marcln Ufnowski 200
Good Harbor, Frank Kabatek 200
BinJam, J6zef Kabatek 200
Jan Stick 200
Loup City, Michaf kaminskl 400
Brooklyn, w. Marcinowsxl 100
Dubois, Leon Wrzesnlewskl 200
Good Harbor, MARGIN Brzezih-
ski 200
Rockville, w. Koschorek 200
Stephen, Joseph Cz}apienski 200
Manltowoc, Jan Becker l.50
Sturgeon Lake, P,otr Walczak2.0 90
Red Jacket, Sebastian Szcze-
pahski 200
Pittsburgh, Maciej J6rewlca 200
FIR. POsfusZny ZOO
Buffalo, Jan Lontkowskl 200
Utica, Antoni Biafeckl 200
Morris Run, J6zef Kmleciak 200
Thorson, Paul Kurkowskl 200
Ellis, Jos. Teofil Pradzihski 200
st. Anna. Andrzej Patryjas 200
Roch Bias 200
independence, Piotr Mysz 200
Winona, Teofll GOWN 200
Dubois, w. Szabelski 200
Winona, Michal Jaskufa 200
Jan Rock 200
Philadelphia, Ludwik Pierz-
chalski 200
Little Falls, August Robcl, 200
Chicago, Michaf Jarka 200
Bremohd, Anton Warhol 200
Independence, NJ. Sobote 200
Silver Lake, julius Zaczek 200
Brockton. Jozef u. SHymkie-
wies 200
Philadelphia, Antonl Jago-
dzihskl LOO
Chicago, Teofli Stan 200
PolonIa, August Kluosykowski 200
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31
Watkownlc0. r. T.
KOLENDA.

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Pan zstapi} z swiat}osci i z tronu chwa}y;
Poklon: On Zbawca! SWAT lego caly.
Kr6l mad wlekami
w z!obku ma sianie-
Obsypan }zaml!
leu nasz Panic
DIS rozpoczety
Zbawienia cud swiety!
Aniot6w zastep "a Twoim majestatem
Ned MEDINA szopa-nad sennym swiatem
Gwiazdy rozwiesza-
Hymnem p%obrzmiewa;
Pastuszk6w rzesza
u stop Twych spiewa..
Noe nieSmiertelna
Boskiej chwa}y pe}na.
]asnoscia ; B6stwem szopa rozwidniona,
Jak darem }aski grzesznik6w Iona.
Klecza zwlerzeta
Tchem grzejac Pana-n
A Matka Swieta
Blaskiem ubrana,
Opiekun Boy
w promieniach wstal zorzy.
w.
Chwa}a mad sloica! t.. czesc ma w~ysokosci!
Spok6j ma ziemi niechaj zagosci:
Brzmia be- ustanku
Anielskie pienia!
Wschodzl poranku
Gwiazda zbawienia-
WiesG wzieli Cd niej
Medrcy zlemi wschodniej
v.
Ia wiescia ku Zbawcy!... Kr6le pred B6s1v
Nlechaj duch prawdy g}os6w swych mn6stN
D Uczy was z proga
BoskieJ przystani:
Me Z laski Boga
Wy swlatu DAM,
Lecz wasza droga
Z ludem isG do Boga!
vi.
Pan ztapil 2 swiatlosci Z tronu chwaly!
Zjawiony Zbawca: SWAT ]ego caiy.
Kr6l mad wiekami
w zlobku ma sianic--
Obsypan lzami."
Wspomagaj Panic!
Idziem ku Toble
w w~ickowej aaIobie.
WI. L. C-ski.
-MkN@a-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31

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WInona Public Library 0.50
Chicago Macioj Rynarzewskl 200
Fitusvllle Stan. Schudar 200
Arcadia August Sacma 200
Stevens Point Joz. Gllhski 200
Chicago A. J. KowaIski 200
Arcadia J. Cysewski 200
Marinette Jan Kowalewskl 200
S. Bay City MacieJ Bartkowskl 200
Blossburg Ignacy Brzezinski 200
Beaverdam Boleslaw Jaroch 200
independence p. G. Skroch 200
Washington M H. Dunell 100
Merekaunee Wawrz. Lawniczak2. 90
La Crosse M. Niedlbaski 20
Wllno FIR Bonczek 200
Bay City S. Chodzihsk1 200
Wllno Jan Kruk 200
Dresbach Jan Bolnsk1 200
St. Louis FIR. Wodky 2.75
Stephen w. Kuznia 200
Bremond J6zef Foiut 200
Felix Go}asinski 200
Wlnona Szymon Wolskl 100
J6zef Wnuk l.l5
Anton Cierzan 200
Chicago Jan Formalski 200
Milwaukee Fir. Jurasihski 200
Randolph Adam Durzynski 800
Avon Jan Reh 200
Wilkesbarre F. Dombrowski 200
Chicago Jan Dankowski 200
Scranton Antoni G~rzecznowski ESQ
Arcadia Jan Toma 100
Wilno Jan Panek 200
Tamaroa FIR. Go}ebowski 200
WI I VIZ m TX GO TeOdor Rudzin-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31

W Chicago doz6r kosclel-
ny parafli sw. Trolley wniost skar
60 przeciwko biskupow1, zadajat
znlesienlo pruwa w%lasnosci d.
gruntu, ma ktorym stoi kosci6f.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-31

PkACCIE "a WIARUSA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-16

ceipts, 1850 pounds. Shipments, $4,000
pounds. Market quiet and rather easy on
all grades save quarter blood and combing.
Prices unchanged.
St. Louis-Livestock.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 15-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500; shipments. 1900. Market
lower. Fair to choice natives 81 90@5 80;
Texans and Indians, q 30td3 90.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, roo.
Market lower Prices ranged, So 4094 49,
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments, none.
Market strong. Fair to good, - 3094 20.
Chicago-Livestock.
CHICAGO, Ill, Oct 15.-Cattle-Receipt
1900; shipments, none. Market steady to
weak Steers, s. 1906 As; rangers, s. Esq
so; stockers, 81 90tG3 %.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, IL, 900.
Market fairly active, steady to lower. AL
grades, 81 15(94 90.
Sheep Receipts. 5000; shipments, 1000.
Market active, steady to lower. Native
ewes, 50 50(a4 so; mixed, 81 20; wethers
and yearllngs, 81 s0@5 10; Westerns, "a 50
"A so.
Kansas City-Livestock.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct. 15.-Cattle-
Receipts, $500; shipments, 100. Market
dull and Steady. Steers, So 15C95 65; stock
ers and feeders, & O0a3 65.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, $500.
Market steady. All grades, IS 25(94 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 100. Market steady.
New York-Livestock.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15-Beeves-No fresh
receipts, and trading feeling firm.
Dressed beef, steady at 61I(d915c.
Sheep-Receipts, $500. Market steady at
So 50a5 T255.
Dressed mutton, steady, nc.