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paramount influence thereon. The
increasing population of gland, es-
pecially in her great manufacturing
centres; the inability of that country
to produce from It's own soil 4 sufli-
Gent quantity OF grain, requisite for
the supply Of bread, especially in
connection with bad seasons; and the
necessity Of enabling the poor man
to procure bread at cheaper rate,
were the great factors in the move
ment for repeal. 1t had been fore
told, for years prior to the famine,
that whenever the potatoe crop failed
in ireland, dire would be the results
to its poorer population, not because
of any then existing Corn Laws, but
because of the lack of foresight and
industry on the part of the natives
of that country to ensure for them
selves other sources Of supply when
over the failure happened. There
have been, again and again, failures
Of the potatoe crop both in England
and Scotland, but the evils thereof
have been greatly mitigated by sue
cessful efforts to provide other re-
sources of food supply,
Facts are facts, but the writer of
the article in question has failed to
present to us, in it's true light, an
important "Fact Of History
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a Fact Of History.

Uuder the above heading, the Lou
isuille Commercial, in recent issue,
attempts to correct, in the minds OF
its readers, the great errors alleged
to exist both as to the facts and to
the differences and deduction proper
ly to be drawn therefrom, in regard
to"tho repeal Of the Corn Laws under
the administration Of Sir Robert
Peel, by tile British Parliament in
1916"
To Lord John Russell, and not to
Sir Robert Peel, belongs the honor
of having been sponsor to the great
movement, ultimately successful, for
the repeal of the Corn Laws in Eng
land, his Lordship having been for
years. its great and eloquent advo-
cate, both in and out of Parliament,
gradually making disciples of such
expansive minds as those of Sir Rob-
ert Peel, Mr.. Gladstone, Sir John
Hobhouse, and other men of eminence.
Golden and Bright were Lord John $
most able Lieutenants in the agita-
ton.
The article in question asserts
that the friends Of the repeal stood
in a position very like that Of the
protectionists here to-day, the con-
dition of England then being in res
pect to grain, similar to that Of this
country to day, respecting sugar,
Except that there is here a proba--
bility that by protective duties we
may, through beet culture, increase
the output of sugar"-that is, that
the repeal movement in England,
which had for it's object the abolition
|.of duty on corn, so that there might
be greater and cheaper supply OF
the grain, by free importation, was
like the effort on foot in this country
to increase it's output of sugar by the
imposition of protective duties. Could
anything be more illogical? When
was it seen that the production OF
manufacture of an article was in
creased or chcapencd by charging it
with duty? The Mckinley Bill has
demonstrated that the levying OF
duty has had the effect Of enriching
manufacturers atsthc expense ofwork-
men and consumers. But by the re-
peal of the Corn Laws, the poor man
was greatly benefited, as he was en-
abled thereafter to obtain a cheap
loaf.
The article referred to also says
that the duty on Che grain went into
the pockets Of the aristocracy from
1.-The days Of William, tie Conqueror,
downward. II can nowhere be
shown that the duty was SO disposed
Of. II wss always an imperial tax,
which went into tho National Elk
leheauar, rs part 81 Gle revenue Of the
country
Contrary @ what tlle article ii
question assumes, tho great Irish
famine. although sl,niowlat acceler
lating the Corn Inv repeal had not q
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RoASoKE WoRLp: Governor OFFER:

Z ROANOKE WoRLp: Governor OFFER
rail- has vetoed two bills passed by
the legislature granting privileges to
railroad corporations because OF m
defnitcness as to the time when sucn
privileges should be exercised. In
other words he is carefully scrutlnlz-
ing all those measures which grant
franchises or charters. to see that
tile interest of the people are pro
tccted in measure at least. he
governor is on the right tract.
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TuEConncllsrille- Courier mentions
the proposed location of new indus
try at Connellsville and attributes it
to the Wilson Bill. If mills can To-
cate at that point under the
workings Of a Democratic tariff, Big
Stone Gap ought to get a number of
them, considering its superior adj
vantages.
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The Post and Its Advisers.

There ale some people IN big
Stone Gap who seem to think that
running a good newspaper is lot OF
fun, and there are great. many who
think that newspaper can be con-
Quoted without any expense. There
are some who think they know great
deal about conducting the same, and
are continually boring the editor with
suggestions and advice gratis, when
in fact about all they know could be
carried in a thimble. The Posi- begs
to inform this latter class or gentle
men that when any advice is desired
about something that relates to their
particular calling and it is thought
they are competent to give it their
advice then may be sought, but GER
tainly in regard to nothing connect.
e!with the management Of this paper.
The Repeal of theFederai Elections
Law.
The Democratic party by repeal
ing the Federal Elections Law, has
redeemed one of its pledges. This
law was ono of the most Infamous
that was ever sought to be saddled
upon free and enlightened people.
II was direct blow aimed at the
liberty Of the people, adopted by the
Republican party, that they might
perpetuate themselves in power. and
establish at Washington despotic
paiernal government with ignorance,
money and corruption as the founda-
ton stones.
Happily, the American people
checked this brilliant scheme and
emphatically set thor foot upon it,
by placing the Democratic party in
power.
Senator Lodge said that this law
meant 80 put q bayonet behind
every ballot il necessary. Speaker
Reed said that it meant ssthe right Of
/ the Federal myrlnidons 10 do their
own registration, their own counting
and their own ratification What
ever il meant, it is now q dead letter,
and the Democratic party has the
honorof having wiped il out.
Il may be ofinterest to some e
kaaw that Virginia bright Con-
gsessraan from thc sosonth District,
Harry Tucker. ulaisalg,ea the bill Il
the House, and that bis mantle is in
dissolubly associated with its repeal,
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The attitude of the Hon. David
B. Hill in reference to the appoint
ments of-the President, is on gen.
eral line with the past record of the
man. He never was anything but a
local politician, and the exponent Of
"a corrupt spoils system. His mind
is so narrow and contracted that real
craftsmanship is unknown to him.
His persistent warfare upon Prcsi-
dent Cleveland is not calculated to
add anything to his reputation.
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WITH two or three Court House
Removal questions, the position of
Delegate Irvine is not bed Of roses.
Either position he takes will leave him
numerous enemies, and afford Hon.
lessee Hylton much pleasure.
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Mr.. Delaware Kemper, of Bristol,
has been selected as Consul to Annoy,
China, to succeed Hampton Hoge.

WlTH the building OF coke ovens,
which will soon commence. Big Stone
Gap will forge ahead at the rate of a
mile a minute.
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". E. Harris, Trustee, ct ais, |
Defandsnta


The object Of this suit is to enforce the
vendors lien of $4.S40.00, with interest
from the First day of February, 1890,
against the land III the bill mentioned be-
ing two tracts containing 253 acres and
/ 81 acres, respectively, situated in and
near the town of Tacoma, and Being the
SAME tracts which were by deed, dated
April 2lst, 1890, conveyed by II. G. Bruce
and wife to W. E. Harris, Trustee. And
that an affidavit having been mado that
the defendants, Fl. G. Kyle, JIG Stamps,
A. D. Simpson, 4. B. Rogan, John J.
Wolfe, H.. B. Clay, Sr.. F. a. Stratton and
H. S. Greene and }. G. Parsons are not
residents of the State of Virginia, il is
ordered that they do appear here within
ID days after due publication hereof, and
do what may be necessary to protect their
interest i'll this suit,a is further ordered
that copy hereof be published once a
week for four weeks in the Big Stcne Cap
Posr, and that copy be posted at the
front door of the courthouse of this
county on the first day Of the next term of
the county court. A copy-Tcstc:
We. KILeoaE, Clerk.
Bye A. JOHNSON, D. G.
BueNs.& Fulton and WELIs g. BnueE, p. d,
s.F Feb 16 e-ll
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The POST has the largest eiiyeulo-
faon Of o''y paper IN Southeast Viir-
g''s'a, aid 1t as steadily Increasing.
an inspection Of ITS subscription list
IS sasated by those contemplating od-
rertising
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VIRGINIA.: In tho Clerk o Olncc Oh
the Circuit Court for tho County of Wise
on the 10th day of February, 1891. In
vacation:
Sic Elwee, Assignee,
G. II. Spalding ct ALL
Tho object of this suit is TO subject lots
2 and 3 of block 81. lot of block 10, and
portion oflot 5, block 10 (Which portion
is psrallclogram 9xS4 feet, fronting 9
feet on shawnee Avenue and being the
eastern part Of lot s. as shown on LIN
movement Co.'S Plat No. ]" of Big Stone
Gan, Va; and also lots s and of block
us, Improvement Cos Plat No. 3, OF
said town, to the lien of q certain deed OF
trust. executed by G. Z. Spalding, ct ux,
and G. II. Spalding, ct TX, to w NJ.
Nc Elves, Jr., Trustee, for the benefit OF
the Bank Of Big Stone Gap, on August 4,
1890. to secure The payment Of two notes
made by G. f. and G. II. Spaldng, on
August 4, 1890, to Bank Of Big Stone Gap,
one 1926 80, and the other S2,5e3.4 40; and
also to have ascertaincd and reported all
liens affecting said lots or any of them;
and. thereafter, to have the same sold un :
der decree Of court to satisfy all existing
liens. And an affidavit having been made
and fled that 9. II. Spalding, c. b.
S padding, D. A. Spalding, ". B. Hendrix,
and r. C. Ballard Thruston, Trustee, are
nom residents of this State, and that there
are or may be parties interested in the
subject to be disposed Of in this suit,
whose names are unknown, all of whom
have been By the bill made parties de-
fendans to this suit, the said defendants
are required TO appear within fifteen days
after due publication Of this order, i'll the
Clerks Office Of said court, at rules to be
holden there for, and do what is necessa-
~ to protect their interests. And ii IS
ordered that y copy of this order De
forthwith published once a week, for four
successive weeks, in Tia Big Stone Cap
Posr, newspaper printed in the town OF
Big Ston. Gap, il Tie County Of Wise,
State CT Virginia. and posted at the front
door OF the courthouse Of said county
on the first day Of the next
County Court for the said county
after the date Of this order.
A copy-reste:
" Z. KlLeogE, Clerk.
BY G. a. JOHNSON, D. G.
II. z. MCDOWELL, Jr.. p. q.
Feb Is Sill
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aCnar,beTlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulatsd Eye Lids Sore Nipples Piles,
Eczeria letter, Salt Rheunf and scald Head.
% cents per box. Fer sale by druggists.
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no HoEsN oWrIERs.

For putting q. horse in fire healthy con-
dition try DR.. Cady's Condition Powders.
They lone upthe system, aid digestion, eugp
los Of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney Disorders and destroy: worms giving
new life to an old Grover worked homo. 81
censd par package. For sals by druggists.
Gall at y Ksllyss drug store, Asars
look, Bis sttnu Gap, VIZ. 5,
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GOsSiCiDS,

So Rosina Wakes is dead, and AmerI'
Cans will never again be entertained by
her bright aad original acting. One OF
several sisters who, early in life, took to
the stage, she was far superior to the
others. saw her in ths"Riding Master
at the Hollis Street Theatre, Boston, q
few year. ago, and was greatly charmed
with her originality and piquant deiinoa-
ton Of her rolo. She introduced into this
country the English ide. Of having three
short separate plays the same evening, to
enable these who came in late to get the
benefit of one Of thon. She was great
fayorite with Americans and counted
among her friends and admirers some OF
the most prominent men and women OF
this country.
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VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of tho County Of Wise,
OH tho 18th day Of February, 1894. In
vacations:
R. z. Bruce and II. j. Bruce,
Executors of the last will and
Testament Of II. Q. Bruce, de- In
ceased, Plaintiffs, fChancory
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Speaking of actors, the greatest female
actor | have ever seen is Modjeska. l
saw her once in Oplelia, and WAS per-
fectiy carried away with hor, though her
accent was foreign, All objection in the
eyes of some She played Ophelia to
Booths Hamlet, and together with him
was the recipient of all ovation at the end
ct the play Of course, with the great
Booth, she shOne in rather a reflected
light, but her individual efforts we're
superb. Now that Booth has passed
away, bis successor in popular favor will
in all probability be either Wilson Bar
rett or Richa I'd Mansfield. Barrett is great
actor, and besides lie has much literary
ability. Ha writes great many OF
his plays, and owns mag
ni6cont theatre in London, where he APP
pears when at home. Mansfield, as a
tragedian, is good, bat lie is not so YER
rattle as Barrett. In the ''Corsicnn Broth
ers he appears to great advantage, where
he represents the two Corsican Brothers,
butyoutaide Of that his ability is very
mediocre.
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THE PRESS

e. =
ROANOKE WoRLD: The Democratic
party cannotbestow too muchpraisc III
Chairman Wilson, who 50 ably con-
Quoted the fight in the House. for the
tariff reform. He won new lanrels
as leader by the admirable manner
in which he has kept the majority
together. When his bill was first
made public 1t called forth the nest
vigorous opposition Of those interest
ests that fattencd on the substance
of the people, and it even called forth
much criticism from the party ranks.
The outlook for the bill was not very
hopeful at the beginning, but MIR.
Wilson has shown great ability in
steering it through the House prac-
tically as originally drawn.
CoSsELusv1LhE CounIER: The
House has endorsed the Presidents
Hawaiian policy, which was simply
a reaffirmation of the Monroe Doct-
linc which has been recognized as
the policy of this country for upwards
of century. A curious feature OF
the debate was the fierce condemna-
ton, amounting in some cases to alb
solute vituperation on tho Repuoll
can side, of what was seemingly call
ed "nigger" government. This is
not quite in line with the Republican
position in Reconstruction days.
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| VIRGINIA: In The Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court Of Wise County on the
18th day of February, 1894. In vacation.
f. .WYgal, plaintiff,
against In Chancery
Emily Jane Lindsey, ct al,
Defendants.
The object of this suit il to obtain q
decree against Emily Jana Lindsey for
the sum of $4,000, with interest thereon
from November 10th, 1891, Till paid, and
in defaul. of payment thereof, 10 have a
decree for the sale Of lot Moo, in BIoek
7, in tho town of Norton, Va upon which
there is vendors lien to secure said
$4,000 and interest, and an affidavit hav.
ing been made and filed that the defend
ants, F. H. Leonard, Trustee, and Pat
Martin, are net residents Of the State Of
Virginia, it is ordered that they do ap-
pear here, within fifteen days
after due publication hereof,
and do what may be necessary to protect
their interest in this suit. And it is fur
thor ordered that copy be published once
week for four weeks in the Big Stone
Gap Posi-, and that a copy hereof be post
ed at the front door CT the Courthouse Of
this County, on the first day of the next
torn of tho County Court. A copy-Teatc
81. E. KLGoaG, Clerk.
BY A. JOHNSON, D. c.
Jos. l.. KELLY, p. q. Feb Is Sll
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mediocre.
.:::x
There are qritc number of aspirants
TO succeed The Hon. Cyclone Marshall as
Congressman from this district, and
among the names that have boon men
toned arc Judge Duncan, of Lee county,
Ex Congressman Trisg, of Abingdon,
Judge Richmond, Of Gate City, and sevor-
al young lawyers, who aspire to make a
national reputation, whereas now they
are known only to few Of the residents
Of their respective counties. 1t is worry
remarkable how the young American
!ikos.to serve his country. After making
one or two "rny mother, my country, my
God" kind of grandiloquent addresses
and receiving great applause, he is at
once imbued with the "know all" idea, so
very common to young mon in general.
However, as they grow Older thoy will
learn much that will be u:eful to them in
after life. Judge Morrison has been
mentioned for the place, but | am relia-
bly, informed that he will not be a cam
didate under any circumstances.
*x#
l am not given to predicting, but l will
venture to predict that the Congressman
will not hail from Washington county. If
Marshall does not receive denomination
no Washington county man will get it.
Abingdon has boen monopolizing the Of
fees of honor in the 9th district long
enough, and the people are heartily tired
Of 1t. The other counties have rs able,
and come of them more able mon than
Washington, and one of them will De
nominated and elected.
~
| see that the monarchial principle is
gaining much ground in France. The
brilliant and great Napolean still lives in
the memory of the French, and thay are
such a morcurial people, that it would not
be surprising if they should attempt to
set up monarchial form of government.
A spectacle entitled Napolesn has been
running for some time at one Of tho thea
tres in Paris, in which Napolcan, Jose
phins and Marie Louie, Tallsyrand, Lam
mes and other satettellites that loated
around the great Napoleon figure. When
Napolean appears he is cheered to The
echo. This does seem very significant
indeed.
~
The CoeJurp. Herald Of February 9th,
contains letter purporting TO have been
written By the legal firm OF. Mathews 6
Maynor, Of our town, and which ia highly
eulogistic Of our esteemed contemporary.
Referring to the tariff question, tho
writer's say that nothing but selfish in
terest, and doubt in the wisdom and
truth of the principles of their Demo
cratic) party. could make them opposed
to the Wilson Bill. They ada, "we have
no patience with tho cry of these one
horse corporations, that free coal and iron
will ruin our country, because We do not
believe it." Is ''one-horse corporations
IA legal term? If not, what does it mean?
And what aboutthe grammatical construc-
tion ofthe sentence, ProfessorJ G?
sx#
The Graham Headlight is responsible
for the following: SIT is toldof !. consfa-
bile, not u thousand miles laway who has
a weakness for legal latin in connection.
@itll his business, TINT on one OCCASION ne
MAS sent to servca writ on an offender.
but found tkat he latter had fed 10 a
swamp md takch refuge III q free. Tie
dfficor returned tn tits Office and endorsed
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA: In tho Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court for the County of Wise
on the 10th day Of February, 1881. In
vacation:
JoEjuoe Assiruee.
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" E. KLeoRE, Clerk
BY G. A. JOHNSON, d. G.
1. Z. MCDOWELL, Jr.. p. q.
Feb IS Sill
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BY Y 4. JOHNSON, ID. c.
Jos L. KELLY, p. q. Feb Is S-ll
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
zE SWIATA.

KSIAzE luksemburski po-
chodzacy re starego prote-
stanckiego domu hesko-na-
sawskiego, kaza} swa corke
urodzona 1890 en-. juz w diva
dni potem ochrzcic po kato-
licku. iona jego jest katolicka
ksiezna bawarska. Ma}2ehstwo
ich zostalo zawartem POD
warunkiem, il dzieci zostana
wychowane po katollcku.
Wielki ksiaze luksemburskl
dochowa} ~obietnicY jake czfo-
wick honorowy / ztad natu-
ralnie gniew miedzy protestant
tami, kt6rzy mu tego darowac
ME NIGGA. Gazety protestanck1e
zadowoleniem podaia via
domosc, re rcdzice ksiecla ME
przybyli wcale ma obrzed
chrztu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

powledzia1a bledna kobieta re {zaml
W oczach = ,,przedtem, jak moi
MAJ pill %jeszcze, ME moglismy
miesa kupowaG. ale dis, dzieki
Bogu, zupe}nie inaczej. Moi maj
ME Pile AMI kropli gorza}ki. Nalezy
do towarzystwe wstrzemiez6wosc1.
Wszystko co zarabia, odnosi do
domu, a zarabia lyle, re teraz !
HAWAI- mlesa mozemY sobje niekledy
kupiG."
,,Pobudka".
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
FRASZKI.

Jada zobie zYd i parobek lego,
konno, do pobl'sk1ej wsi, parobek
przodem, zyd "a MIN. oba trabem.
A re ME mieli slode1, wiec zyd
ME umlejacy koano iezdzic. pony
ka1 sic coraz bardzlej " ty} ku
ogonowi. Gdy iuz spada}, krzyk-
na1 ma parobka: ,,stoj Wojtku, DO
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
"a
5KARB L GOSPOS1.
Wzrastaiaca pOpuIarnOsc
maszyn do szycIa
..OXfOrds'.

laden lnny przedm1ot ME moze
z TAXA s4usznoscia bye uwazany
7ako skarb domowy 90 maszyna 40
szyc1a, Kto obchodzi sic bez : ma
szyny ten sic dobrowolnle pozba-
via ogromnej korzysci osiagn1eteJ
"a pomoca 5ednego z na1waznle]
szych wynalazkdw. Maszyna ra2
zakuplona jest w1ecznYm skarbem.
zada ona zap}atY, ME spraw1a ona
wvdatk6w an k}opotu i jest zaw~
see gotowa do natychm1astowego
wykonania roboty, ktora dawniej
wykonYwa}y pracowite gospos'e;
a robota maszyny jest dz1esle6 razy
lepsza 1 szybsza. N,ekt6re maszyny
}acza W soble ~najlepsze pomys}y
/ ulepszenia. ht6remi tax obfcie
u~posazouo ten znakomitv wynala-
eek.
Maszyna, obejmujaca wszystk1e
najnowsze ulepszenla !; poslada]aea
najlepsze cechy, jest maszYna do
szyc1a ,,Oxford", wyrabiana przez
Oxford Manufacturing Company W
Chicago; ma ona scleg zamykany
i szutelke ldaca lekko 1 clcho.
Massyny to maja nastepu]ace
wazne cechy: Tan1osc, doskona1e,
samo kierujace i stopniowane ma
piecie; So one pod kontrola opera
tora a "a robocle ich MONA zaw-
wsze polegac. Nawlekaia nic
zupe1n,e samodzielnie we wszyst-
kich punktach, w}aczajac szufelke.
Ig1a wtyka sic samodzielnie, a
wszystkle pomocnicze przyrzady
daja sic 4atwo 1 szybko przytwier-
dzi6 we w4asciwem ME- scu .Szufel-
ka ma }atwy wahad}owy ruch, kt6rY
lei pozwala pozostac awsze we
w}asciwem mieiscu. WyrobY tel
kompanjl, m%lanowicle maszyny
Oxford i Kolumbijskie otrzYma}y
W nagrodzle medal ma Wystawie
Kolumbijskiej W Chicago. Katalog
ilustrowany kompanja poszle kaz-
demu bezp}atnle. Adresowac: The
Oxford Manufacturing Company,
Chicago.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

- Sni}o mi sic, re zostafer
prze1echanY przez poclag kole
zelaznej. co to moze znaczyc?
- Oczekuj wizYtY tesclowe.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
TO IOWO

LW0W. Wystawe p~owszechna
zwiedzi}o dotad 100000 os6b, a
gdyby ME ciag}e deszcze, zwiedzi-
Toby ia wiecej. Dz1a} r6lniczy
przedstawia sic doskonale. Byd}a
zna7duie sic p~rzesz}o 800 sztuk.
Byd}o w{osciahskle przedstawla sic
bardzo dobrze i przez znawcow
jest chwalone.