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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-12-13
Christmas Notes

Do not put off your Christmas shop;
ping until the stores are crowded,
then SO many pleasant possibilities
will suggest themselves when it is toe
late for realities. While there is yet
plenty Of time to plan, DO your work
and your outlay will not be hurried
and without forethought.
If you cannot put. love and kind;
ness in your gift, and the bright hope
that it will carry joy to Che heart o.
the receiver don't give. Gifts made
because it is expected of you" are
Of very little value. If you belong
to the worthy poor, who, by hard
work and economy manage to live, or
| if you are in debt, don't make Christ
mas presents. Always keep within
your means. If you only have one
dollar you can spare, don't spend any
more; and the gift should be ap.
propriate to the recipients circum'
stances.
It is the suitableness and the mo
tive which prompted, that confers the
most pleasure tits not the expensive
articles. Let your good sense dis
criminate between the needs Of youl
rich and poor friends. A most val
liable gift too often finds its way te
the one who needs it least. Don't
send to,some poor widowa costly vase
when the money it cost will do her SC
much more good. Do not send an
| opera cloak to your country friend. II
takes more head work than money tt
purchase suitable Christmas gifts
Study the proper adaptation of your
| gift.
IF you have no household cares, OF
| are person Of leisure, you can make
pretty fancy articles, which will be
| pleasure to you and the gifts will car.
ry with them much happiness; but il
| you are the over-burdened housewife
the making of such articles will be ar
injustice to yourself that nothing can
excuse. Books are cheap, and always
safe to give them for present. What
will give greater pleasure to a shut il
mother, than good book or magazine
Nothing affords greater opportunity
for the exercise of common sense thar
Christmas giving, as the day thai
should be joy, has become to many
burden.
Shall the mother just work ane
drudge and be neglected and forgot
ten on this universal holiday? i
depends upon herself. If your chill
dren give party be present; do no
be in the kitchen working at some
thing that will keep month. Com
pei your family to respect your rights
by taking all the recreation and pleas
ure you can. Make your home brig b
with Christmas green, and b.
for short time unfettered among you
family.
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purpose of procuring military lntelll'
gence through his observations, but
he must do so in disguise OF under q
false character. But there stood the
Union soldier in puris naturalibus-.-
clad only in natures costume and
with the stamp Of truth upon every
word that he uttered. sWell, then,' .
replied the General, II will hold you
as prisoner. But, perhaps, you
wish to desert q
The decisive answer was: "No,
General, never I would rather die
than desert my colors But it will be
very hard on me to be prisoner, fol
my comrades will find my uniform on
the other side and think I have de.
serted. That would disgrace me and
my family, if I were reported as a de-
serter. I beg you to let me write q
note to tell them am prisoner. -
No man ever admired true soldie,
more. than General Gordon, and be
gave the assurance that the prisoner
note should beusent..
At that moment nearly the whole
picket guard came forward, under the
lead of its orderly sergeant, who, aftel
saluting, said: General, will you al
low me to say few words about this
affair 2" Leave being given, the or
derly continued, General, it is al
our fault; let the punishment fall OF
us, and not on that young fellow. W.
invited him over and he brought some
coffee beans to trade with us. Please
let him go, and We will swear never to
do any trading with the Yankees
again. We never disobeyed orders in
anything else but this trading
General Gordon was silent for 3
moment after this earnest appeal, and
he then said "0rderly, you deserve
to be reduced to the ranks ! All os
you should be court-martialed. But
let it pass this time. Twill take YOU
words forit that you will never agair
disobey orders. l will release tht
prisoner. Give him back his coffee.
One Of the guard ran back few
rods and returned with parcel tied vi
in a red bandana handkerchief, and
handed it to the prisoner, saying.
"Here, Yank II
The General then said to the pris
oner, who stood straight as an arrow
facing him, with the little bundle il
his right hand. eco: Take to the
water -
He quickly reached the river, ant
all watched him with smiling faces, al
he, breasted the current, carrying the
package between his teeth. On as
cending the bank he speedily resumed
his uniform and then, facing sShiI
friends, the enemy" he saluted, ane
hastened back to his camp. The as
surance given to General Gordon bI
his soldiers was never violated. Bul
the truth Of history demands that
should state that the Confederate wht
handed the bundle to the Union pris
oner, made mistake, in his eagernesl
to obey his Generals order, and in
stead Of returning the coffee, gave hin
a package of tobacco.
T. j. MAcKEY,
Late Captain Engineers, Q. S. a.
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Bucklens Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions and positively cures Piles, or no
nav required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Prise rs cents perbox. For sale
by Hill Bros.
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"Dear me-" said the girl with
black, snappy eyes, Il wish / was a
foot ball player" "What do you
mean 2" asked her mother aghast.
"Just what I say. I wish l was q
football player, and that hateful,
snippy little Sallie Giggles was on the
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=" "I am surprised that man Of
your intelligence and old family could
lind no better name for your boy than
Andrew Jackson" "You don't un-
derstand my motive. He will never
succeed in beings dude with such 9
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Youno noonlo should form habits

= Young people should form habits
of pleasant speech while yet young,
for habit of speaking harshlyis diff
cult to break upin after years. Those
who pray, and who earnestly seek the
aid Of Christ, will find that they can
easily overcome the evils of unkind
speech, and can become more addicted
to using pleasant tones Of voice.
Avoid scolding, Thath 522A or .1
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Teach !: Gan an!
me why 81 Fl etel is
gate {? j ohnny Fergus
81 a-layin ferld lose (
bed him ter pay Paul
The latest STAT
more than two thIif
male populatio of
tobacco IN some s,nsi on
in which tits taken:
Cotton Has beIsn
time out of memo
presents ceiyed Hy
father, from the 81
a. E-tsfS - - . s-ssaF - n =
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Cotton is kingly, but it is not in
it with hay. or cotton we produce
thraeshandredsand, five llion.do dollarss
wsthi ;sof bay four hundred million
Mlars worth.
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Becau
could not I'd
willed her h
his head off df
her excellence
recognition
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

LaSrabiWszy cafy nia]atek
20 sp. Leopoldzie Moczygem.
bic ia pomoca Wy Il O.
nego testamentu, Retor-
mator starca wprost wype-
dzi} ma mi}osierdzie ludzkie,
Sinlert biednemu przyspieszy}.
Leone pokrewiehstwo po
zmarIym ksledzu mic a mic
ME dostalo, choclaz w do
statki bynajmnie] ME op}ywa.
Wszystko capna} rektor semi
naryum detroickiego, ably
z tych funduszow fabrykowac
lewit6w, Atorzy glosza e.
wan 8 e ~ wolf naro-
du."
Slawny DR.. Barrabbasz,
wiedzac dobrze o w%szystkich
tych laidactwach, ma zjezdzie
ksiezy polskich w South Bend,
Indiana, gorzkie Ivy wylewa},
poaiewaz niecni kropidlarze
fabrykl lewitow 81 wolf ma
rodu' ME popieraja i navel
pamiet sp. \. Leopolda Mo
czygemby ,,znIewazaja"!!!o!
Known powiedza pewm
ludzic, re Wiayus ME powi-
MEN tal(ich rzeczy oglaszac,
chociaz 50 prawdziwe. Mill
panowie! Gdyby zawczasu
zycie i uczynk1 Lutra, kalwi.
ma te! niezliczonej tluszczy |
pospolitych ga]ganow, roz-
dzleraj2cych ludzkosc ma
krwawe obozy, by]y znane,
bylby sic SWAT ME daI zIapat
go}os}owneml frazesaml, nlsz-
czacemi i cnote i Ware w
ludzkosci. Mech publicznost
vie, kto sic jej narzuca jake
y Reformation ~zepsucia."
Redaktor Naedzieh X.
CwiakaIa bardzo sic juz
rozczarowa} poezya s}awetne-
so seminaryam. lego iowa.
rzysz do niczego sic ME
MESA, oddaiqc sic zupe]nie
zyclu naboznemu.
Skoro prezydent Cleveland
zaprowadzi wolny handel
czyli free trade Reformation.
korzystajac z ofiar serc patry-
o%tycznych, znowu sic 0 nowy
transport doktorow, profeso-
row i wspol-reformator6w z
Gaiicyi postara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

Co sic tyczy zarzutu uczy-
nionego redaktorowi Warusa,
to jest on racze1 pochwala
dla nego. Co Jest w}asnie
nalgodniejsza pochwa}y zale-
ia w charakterze redaktora
"larusa, to to, re gdy sic
przekona, IL wydal o kim
sad "a pospieszuie i nlespra,
wiedliwie. zawsze chetnie sad
swoj odwola. Tymczasem p.
Slisz re swych klamstw Jaw
see nowemi wVwija sic
k}amstwami | W coraz wick
SEE brnie falsze.
A. w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
Frealu laaerata wynosi
" Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie 5000
w EUROPE (koniecznie naprz6d s. sc
w , T.:
FDSggaS 10


kazdemu, ktory zbierze ola
mas %ca}orocznY abonament cd CITE.
rech nowych ]abonentow, wolno "a
trzymac sobie Cd tego . doIsrv "a
swoJe truly, jezeli reszte razem
przesle wydawcy Wiarusa, albo tez
eeml dwoma dolarani opfaclc mo.
Se ma cafy rok swoja gazette.
hto odbierze z poczty trzv
gazety, u%wazanym Jest "a abonenta
odpowledzlalnym "a abonament.
kto zmleni adres, powlnien
natychmiast podac wydawcy Wa.
rusa swoj nowy adres.
Abonentom, ktorzy wyrazn1e
ME odmowl2 gazety "a posrednlc-
TWEEN llstowego Tub innego
urzednika pocztowego, Waarus po-
selany bedzie dalej. Skoro kto
zaprzestanie odbleraG gazette, po-
wlnien naiprzdd zapiaclt, lezell CO
"a MA wlnien.
Pieniadze "a ola Waarosa
nalezy przese}a6 ps,zez pocztowy lub
DApio'o"J, ~ oney Order. MONA
ftez przese}'.t abonamcnt " d9!a
srach p:.~pierowych, przez Postal
note, albo W jednocentowych hub
dTSucentowych znaczkacE poetic,
wych, lecz jezeli abonament, W
TAXI spos6b p~yzeslany, drodze
przepadnie Eco SIC W tym sraiu
bsrdzo rzadko zdarza1 wydawca
Wiarusa NE b,erze "a to ma siebie
odpowledzlalnosci. Take listy
najlepiej kazat ma poczcie registro-
wac, DO wtenczas urzad pocztowy
bierze ma siebie odpowledzlalnosc,
re wraz z zawartosci2 dojda ma
mlejsce przeznaczenla. Wszelkle
listy oraz przeseik! plenlezne do
WiGruSa adresowac:
II. Derdowski
SO b. End Str.
WINONA, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
ClekaWe echa
z Michiganu.

Czytelnicy Wiarusa z pew
noscia pamietaja jeszcze opis
owych czterech lewitow z
fabryki patryotyczneJ pod
dyrekcya Reformatora kleru
polskiego Detroit.
Reformation 20 przeczytaniu
tego i temu podobnych arty-
ku}ow bezwlocznje wyruszyl
do Rzymu, oskarz aiac pred
Propaganda Wiel X. Wincen-
tege Barzynskiego o napady
na sfawetne seminaryum ~
wolf narodu."
Propaganda rzeczywlscie
zazadala Cd prob. par. sw.
S%tanislawa W Chicago pew
nego t}omaczenia.
Ola swojel obrony. odparI
X, Wincenty: ,wymagam ma
samprzod swiadectwa wysta-
wionego przez doktora medy.
cyny, czy Retormator znaj-
dujc sic PREY zdrowych
zmyslach."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
y d p a W a Sill
SZOWI.

Szanowny Redaktorze!
CzytaIem list ks. Tyszkie-
wicza. o Arcybiskupie
Irelandzie, drukowany w
Warusie i odpowiedz p. Sill
sza w p, ~ A. = Skarzy sic
on, re so ks. t. obrzucll
bIotem. Chyba mu sic
przewldzia}o? = w kazdym
razie ME Jest jeszcze to bloto
talk zlem, jak owe, ktore
bywa W rynsztokach. a dokad
czasami pijani SAINT wpada-
iq,...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
wyplaci, lecZ skoro tvlko

wyp}aci, lecz skoro tylko i
Cenzor oSwiadczyl sic pre-
ciwko w~yplaceniu cd razu sta.
nal pc stronie wdowy, przez
CO ziednai sobie wiele grup
ma Wschodzie. Nieboszczyk
Wisniewski BOWEN powszech
nie by} znanym i lubianym
)ako rzetelny gospcIarz
polskiego przytulisl,>a ola
emigrantow W New Yorku,
ktore wiecei % '.zialalo dobre.
go, niz z'.vinety codopiero
Polsk' LON Emigracyjny.
Goliszewski
sprzedal swo]a Pruwdq DIR.
Laskowskiemu, profesorowi
polsklego Seminaryun ducho
wnego- "a pie6dzlesiat dola,
row. Dlugi ciazace ma drukarni
zatfzyma DIR. Laskowski
M1NTO, N. D.--Ks. Gro.
Chowskl 10 Mar. juzna prawde
opusC.lf polska para6a Pulaski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
MN pvLSkICK
w AMERYCE.

- w par.S"
kazmierza zalozy}o sic iowa
rzystwo sw. Kazmierza kro.
lewicza. wstepujace in corpore
do Zjedno enia katollckiego
pod oplekq B. Serca Jezuso-
wego. Zaklada sic tam i
towarzystwo rycerskle w tel
samei mtencyi.
MANISTEE. Ma po-
ez7tku tego tygodaia rozpo-
cze{o sig tutaj czterdzlesto-
oodzinne nabozehstwo w
kosciele polsklm, w ktorym
wlelu zamlejscowych kslezy
bierze udzlaI.
= Dnia 1890
Marca odebraI X. dYakon
Wojciech Thurman swiecenia
kaplahskie. Prymicye odpra-
viii 20 80 Marca W kosclele
sw. Jozetata. X. Wlncenty
Barzyhski wygEosil PREY tel
okazyl plekne kazanle.
DETROIT - Para6a sw.
Wojciecha opatrujq X. X.
Chodniewlcz i Tyszka (daw-
njej lowa) lako nlby asytenci
rektora seminaryum. Wszyst-
kie intencye, zdrowaski lnne
dochody, naiezqce sic do
duszpasterzy prawdzlwych,
W edruia do .atoLllwej ka-
pllcy klasztornej
BALTIMORE. Zawia.
zala sic tutal unia polsklch
czeladnlkow krawieckich.
NOWY YORK.. = Dom
emlgracylny upadf.
BROOKLYN. = Za1ozy}o
sic tuta] towarzystWo ooEo
low.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

BROOKLYN. - ZaIozy}o
sic tuta] towarzystWo SoEo
low.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

zwrotki, dowle sic W Wielki
Platek, czytalac uva2nle me-
Ike P. N. ezusa Chrystusa,
gdgie nawet l zwrotke, lubo
W innej formie: ,,hei ty zstap z
krzYSa," znajdzie.
Redaktor Zgody Hr. de Mic
i generaluy sekretarz l gwiz'
darz, obaj z wolf narodu, So
dis W wielklm klopocie.
! Przypadek Dr.. Kosakowsk,ego
zsobiI ma lch dussach przygnla.
talace wraaenie. " ksnadgle
widzleii dotsd zbewieEie Poi
Observation-Disclosures, mel
tosciwa z~drajczyw;, wydaJe me
czenn,kow ~ olnzT2He " t4ce
| policy :stuu6w z!aa, Gdzie
tersz 81 mea5@5r "biora SOLVE
| s,a}v nu.,Ef 20 :#cho% ..A
| MoskaI. k 3D., NE .aaecs-
| - byoz sno -! " % type
s,.7nrorok;; na|5ladassk2 ii.~
ii m,}nsmkam o,csyzny-p ann,e-
5s,.-z kosci naszvch Dovsta
nu; y~;0azieie!!
Po5,ny os,atniego katainpn
Hoffmr,a " Milwaukee, ,uG.
nose katotjcka " Stanach
Z;etnoczonvch moi Amnr2E,
uv,os;. S0e 0oh ooib P,akn,
to liczba Daw.r IA Ameryky,
niecaiym 5 Yankeaon. Ia.
tol1cka h'efar"hla siiad" sc:
z l kardynats, - Alvey b'@kl
pow, 70 B'Skupo" 5SS
kapianow .kosclolow lestS ATT
Dzlecl do szkot elementarn<oh
katolIcklch uczeszcaa 1873 269
Naturalnle 2 liczbY Iudno
SCI katollcklel od'aczye trzeoa:
"a ojczyzue plersl. Tsnplaryu
sow / druldow polskich, oraz
dw6ch profesor6w polsk,ego
Seminaryum, jako i Sllsza i
Neumana, redaktorow wrzeko-
mych katolickich gazat.
w Moa;.too, Uou+ eaa,
no1sL;o lon, oh,o,u u,oa0,a,
bo,; n,o do;oo h,nann;o,
~
. D,
rsa+ a1;
a,;. N,oL,m aodt,-o
zooda 1oh ,;+o,+,o h.ra7a
;odna,, czu6 ,,7;ono;om
Na,nowsta ts}eoramv ,Ymu-
N'e02' $780, ~ a. m. P'zy)sona'a
III n Tj1GVR q W. HHi)Ih
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TO I OWO.

Redaktor W. i O. p. Szwa]-
kari, 20 miodowym mieslacu,
obudz!f sic wresse'e re snu!
Arty6u} pod tytu'em: Zdelm-
Gle 2aunwie maske",-jest te'
90 dowodem. Jako ma poczs-
tex artykr} ,est nelly. Pro
shiny o wiecej lynn poczat-
klein p.- SwaiKart pekasai
catemu swla,u z przylegnscia.
mi, Re i nssi katollccy Redhk
torowle ME tylko no2ycaml,
ale | ,,umem" artvkuIy two
rzy6 potraflq. Many wlec pa
dzieje, 2e wszyscy w.Srotce,
procz Sllsza Neumana, porzu
ca taktyke przeblegfej ku-
moszki, ktora ME ms]sc
wiasnego dowcipu, lnnym
zrqcznle przytakuje: ,,Kumosz-
ko, to tax, )akbyscie MI z ust
w"ylah''.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

w La CROSSE lstnieJe pc
tszne l~owarzYstwo ,,Amerlcan PRO.
tectlve AssoclAtion" czyli W skro-
cenlu a. z. a. Celem tego lotrow-
skiego stowarzyszenia iest,z re czlon
bowie zoboWlezuja sic medopusclc
zaunego katuilka do jaklogokoIwlek
urzedu. Z~apraszaja r@oznych katoll-
ko&Hrcow pred\ kantow lub cdpa-
d}ych i moralnle upudIych ksiezy,
abb CT gfuplm w La Crosse, eagle
powtarzali, re katollN ME jest stwo-
rzeniem buskiem, ale szatanskiem,
re trzeba k%atollkow ola ttge unlkaG,
DO sic ME boja djabta, tvlko same
go Boga, DO sa g}up1 dta tego, re
wlerza przedewszystkiem W sz6ste,
slodme osme przykazanle.
Ola tego laden amerykanln =
patrYota ME ma mic kupowac Cd
katolika. Czy to ME smiechu a
te. Prey wyborach katolicy W La
Crosse i wszyscy rozumni obYwa-
tele najleplej pokaza, jak potrafia
ocenic take b~1azenst,va.
PREZYDENT CLEVELAND
s%Gonczy} sobote Sc rok Eycla.
PRLESZEO 5000 pocztml-
strz6w republlkahsklch podAiekowa
40 Ia sfuzbe.
ST. PAUL, MINI. GlosAml
81 przeciw 10 przYjqt dzis,aj senat
prawo, udzlelajace gtosu wyboEcze-
90 wszyStkim kobietom Mime
SOcle.
GAPISuJClE SOBIE WIAaUSA,
" NJ a~rsIstee
(Mich),
IA Marca.
Szanowua Redakcyo.
Prose- umie$ci6 tc KiIka slow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

STEVENS POINT, -
kazmierz Owockl, by}y wspo1-
pracownik Kur> era Michalka,
chce tutaj .za}ozyc polska
gazette.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
y nj s. RYSA

BALTIMORE, NJ. D.-Utwo-
rzy}o sc tn stowarzyszenle miedzy-
narodcwe, maj2ce ma celu, zaimo'
wac sic losem rcbotnlk6w PREY po-
fowie ostrzyg, ryb rak6w. przy
czem take PRAGUE DUO Polak6w.
kapltanowIe okret6w obcho-
dza tyml robotnikaml gorzej,
nv q niewolnlkam', dawaja zla
strawe, a GO gorsza l zycie In Cd
bieraje. Azeby temu zapobiedz
utworzyli Anglicy, W}osl, Fran
cuzi i Czesi konferencY2, q zapro-
sill take Polakow, kt5rzy wybrai
delegation re wszystkich bractw i
t~owarzystw. w dnlu IL Marca 0
godzinle + pc pofudnlu odbY}o sic
walne zebranie tYch polsklch dele.
gayow wRedascyiPolonU Baltlmor-
skiej. ob.W. Welzanta. Wybrano
trzech zeprezcntantow, kt@rzy male
Zee Deda do konferencyl czyli g1o-
wnego ofsu: gdzie kazdy robotnik
~pracujqcy przv nadbrzeznen ry5o-
iosstwie bedzle do ksiegi zaplsany
lako tez notatHl. dohad i Atorym
~okretem zostaf wys1any. Refgezen-
tantami wybranl: Oh. Piotr Tocz-
kowskl, oh. Grzegorz Milanlcz
/ redaktor Polonii. Dotad kapita-
III bezkarnie biednYch robotnikow
wyzy sklwali. Gdy nadszed} dzieh
mleslecznej wyptaty,t to okret przybi}
do brzesu, posfano ladzi pc roama-
lite s%praWnnk1 do sztorow Tub salo-
now. okret zas odpfvnaf. Okrzyw
diem pieszo i 0 gfodzle pow.oclc
musieIl bez centa do sw> Oh ION l
dzlecl. Teraz ma sic ia brudna GO
spodarka ~skonczyG. w glownym
otisie przy Lexinton ullcy specYalny
adwokat z%a1mowaG sic bedzle obro.
Ia pokrzywdzonych. Wyaatki
opiacaue beda dobrowolnyc Oh
skfauek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. W
dniach 26, IT, i 2S Lutego
by}o W naszym po7.,n ko-
sciele sw. Piotra i Paw}a
4o-godzlnne nabozenstwo. Ma
zaproszenle ks. w. Krzywonosa
przyby} tutaj ks. t. Jakimo
wicz Omaha i swojeml nau-
kami rozgrzewal ducha
pobolnego ludu. w ponie-
dzia}ek, II Lutego, przyby}
take ks. Brietkopf z Omaha
i ks Gnielewski Z St. Louis.
-KapIanom Bog zap1ac" "a
prace a ludlow "a plinosc i
gorllwosc w nabozenstwie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
Zwiazku Ma. z,

CENZOR Zwiazku Ma. Pol.
ME m6gI lepszej pr1y~Iu9i
wyswiadczyc Rz2dowi Cen
tralnemu L. n. p, jak *. zc
zakazai mu AZ do SeImu
wydaG posmiertne wdowic pc
S. p. Antonim Wisnicwskim
w New Yorku. Sekretarz gc-
nerelny sam Z poczatku glosiI,
re tego posmiertnego ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
HOTEL POlSkI
W Chicago
531 Noble Str.

% NVDIN wv.
Manaaerem rcgn hotelu Jest
p. J6zcf Gu.owski, obywatel
y wychowanlem to.
warzy ,kq oglad4. Ma brak
wygodY laden gosc hotelowy
sic ME poskaray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
MAINE STEAMSHIP? COMPANY.

LAM Me conuc .,ns i.r.n nd Win al lalro'd and
-terin,hp lines far Etr us to. od otehaid f"alri
49, STEAMER. s1i every NonGIy "Wednesday ana Sat
urnv az n m from Pier Fast River. foot OF Market
- Nrw YORK For irfotmaton apply u
IIOitNTIO NALL. Agent. at On" pier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tuesday, Sept. Up III.
There can he no manipulation in stocks ""
vances in prjc..s follow investment buNlh-' "."'
n, course declines result from benr a,ta' ~
Why the market declined to-day rather '""" any
other day must always be a deep mHS"iA
mas hcen admitted that there can DE- 10 i1d'iiP''"
ton and il is incredible that some slhfh 'P"
lators who are not members oil 'Ie STUN
change should b" able fuzzy 10 coh'roi ''o 'o"'
Of prices They have leen advancing pri"7 io'
vocal, or t,yo and they ought not to LET 60 at the
very time when new hold might make po'sioie
onntber dividend to their creditors. 1t Is lh-t-
inp shame 70 the Stock EXchang" that tn, MAJ he'
aupcars to be controlled by speculators who ei''i
o snsnord.d members or those who could not
uo.siblv h. admitted 10 tie board. Ar" names
necessary The recent advance waf mof',-
.ional. and tile reaction simply proved that the
professional gamblers had reached their limit.
II Wac a nncstion whether they would break the
bunk or Wall Street continue t. cNi-t. II'I' j.
every probability that there VIII De -'o'N
market long after tle I ',I h"'H'p"'"''''
There was no news Of sufficient importance 10
affect the course Of prices. Money on can WE va,
easy but time loans on more than 80 dalS 'oulu
not be made at per cent. FOr"lgh 'NcHlis'
,yss lower but there were no suggestions OF fresh
importations Of gold. The repeal OF the sherman
silver law was considered certain, but the as
sion I'm the Senate continued. ana a N'rdlrI
NAV he reached in d month, and perhaps not at
Tho special session All the force of the present
administration has been thrown on the side OF
repeal. but the result is still III doubt ne
awnings of the railway companies IRE not IN
doubt. and the traffic in the lat half of the
ralendar year holds forth no large promises
Europe continues TO sell American securities, ana
speculative BUYERS find the burden rather heavier
than they can bear To specify the fluctuations
in stocks is unnecessary. Only five stocks re,
corded transactions of over 10000 shares, ann
~ these 81 Panl was the only railway stock. All
Suffered material declines. and the closing was
heavy and in a few instances decidedly weak
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
There were no transactions In Government
honds al th. Stock Exchange, but III" market
was firm at unchanged quotations a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13

have been practically closed The supply Of com,
are quotations for actual business Bankers bills
81 ~ = aud - - for lons and short steTlini
respectively; French francs, 80 aud 20 5-c !;
lrlchiIiarls, "a Ia and 81 IS.
In London British consOl. advanced further
ZIG 10 o. for money, aud l-S TO ~ Is for the
acconrit The Bank Of England gained .l6.0oo
builion on balaf &c, and received yrster lJy
c!s5.OO0 In tho open market money was aga
casirr nj - pr cent for discounts and 212 Il
r.r cont for bankers balances. Bar silver wa
railway -linres ware rOin'wlat irregular. bnt IN
spite Of modcratr fluctuations. comparatively
steady At Paris French per cents were few
centiIn lower al % - u. sight eXchang" on
IoudOI benz 3D. francs - the g sterling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
A RED STAR LINE.

~ FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
sailing for NeWYofh and Antwerp weekly. 4,
BELGEN saturday. sept. ID Low \. VI
RIIN MIAMI r"-dai. sept 20, -, "
First cabin $50 upward srcond cabin. TO Antwerp,
SIS from Antwerp as ana ~. Reduction on round
trlp A.ly foE "tactsr Ste"r,g@ e veIX 10y races
@ Rnwlnn lireDn. New. YOrk