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Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
UNDER GUARD. How Trains Are Running
 on the Coast. The LesSening GrOWI at
 Sacramento. Only A. R. U. Men Are Barred
 by the Railroads. It Has Become Necessary to Pro- Shnnroan
It Has Become Necessary to Pro- tect Railroad Shopmen With Troops of Cavalry.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 17.-The South ern Pacific continues to run passenger trains more or less regularly during the day time, but all night trains are still abandoned. For the present but one east-bound and one west-bound train will be run on the Ogden route. The first fruit train dispatched for the east since the strike was sent out of Sacra- mento this morning. Sixty United States regulars were sent to Dunsmuir this morning as an agent reported the strikers were getting ugly.
 Yesterday several hundred men re- turned to work in the Sacramento shops but they did not show up this morning having been intimidated by the strikers and they feared violence. Notice has been posted that the shops will be re- opened tomorrow and protection will be afforded all men who desire to re- turn to work.
 A. N. Towne publicly denies the pub lished statement that men returning to work would be compelled to sign an agreement to stand aloof from all labor unions. He declares that the company simply insisted that the men shall have nothing to do with the A. R. U. In Oakland as well as in Sacramento the railroad officials are meeting with diff culty in getting enough men to run their shops and man their trains. Many men who returned to work today were escorted to and from work by troops of cavalry.
 The railroad company's pay car bear ing over $150,000 passed down Oakland Mole today distributing wages for May and June. The strikers who elected to return were paid for May only. If they refused to return every dollar the corl- pany owed them was handed them. The pay car will proceed into San Joaquin valley thence to Los Angeles and eastward as far as Fl Paso.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
A GENEROUS OFFER. A. R. U. Men Propose to Guard
 Trains.
The Mediation Committee Falls tc Come to Terms With
 Supt. Fillmore.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 SACRAMENTO, July 1.-The mediation committee of strikers today made a formal offer to Governor Markham and United States Marshal Baldwin to fur nish from 2500 to 5000 members of the A. R. U. to serve as Deputy United States marshals for the purpose of pro. tecting non union train men employed by the Southern Pacific company to operate it's trains.
 The men offer to serve without pay and make only one condition that they shall not be called upon to assist in any way in the movement of trains except to protect property and the men. The strikers say the offer is made in good faith the interests of farmers and merchants of the Pacific coast so that they may move their products and merchandise, provided the South ern Pacific company can find men to man their trains.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
They Cannot Settle.

SACRAMENTO, July 17.-The mediation committee of strikers were in confer ence with General Superintendent Fillmore today but no agreement was reached. Fillmore is willing to rein state all the men with the exception of those under arrest for ditching 8 train on Wednesday last.
 When asked if the company was willing to run trains without Pullmans Fillmore emphatically answered in the negative. After announcing that the strikers were determined to stand by the original proposition to sidetreck sleepers, the committee withdrew.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
Arizona Strikers Indicted.

PRESCOTT, A. T., July 1.-The grand jury today returned indictments against D. B. Riley an engineer and chairman of the A. R. U., at Williams, and Jas. Walsh shop hand, charging them with conspiracy in connection with the strike. They were released on $1, 1,50O 1 bonds each.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
The Minneapolis Official Speed.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Commodore Silfridge telegraphed the navy depart ment that after making allowances for tides and currents the average speed of the Minneapolis is 23.07 knots. As the contractors receive a bonus of $50,OOO for each quarter of a knot over 2l tue premium earned by the Cramps amounts to $414,6O0. The total cost l of the vessel including the premium is s, ,204 ,600.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
WRECKED BY DYNAMITE.

Train.
 MIssoULA, Mont., July lS.-An east bound Northern Pacific taain the first in sixteen days, was wrecked today two miles east of here by dynamite cart ridge concealed OF the track.
 The pilot of the engine also the cylinder and piston rod were smashed as well as the windows in the cab and mail car. The act was evidently com mitted by some one in sympathy with the strikers. Strikers denounce the outrage.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
On a Local Strike.

NEW YORK, July IF. - President Gompers of the Federation of Labor, is back from Chicago. He denies that he and Debs had quarrel andsasserts that the railway strike is still on, but ad- mits that it is local in it's character.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
Another Strlke Imminent.

LIMA, O., July 17-On account of dull times the wages of all trainmen on the Mackinaw were reduced two months ago to be restored July 15. If the diff ferences are not amicably settled there will be strike on the Cincinnati, Jackson and Mackinaw railway.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
GOING RACK TO EUROPE.
The Low Steerage Rates will Relieve
 the Labor Situation.

the Labor Situation.
 CHICAGO, July 17-The Evening Jour hal says the European low rates inaug- urated by the trading steamship lines Chicago of many men connected with the late strike. Dozens of men who say they are now on a strike. have been making inquiries at the local steamship offices the last few days, expressing an intention of returning to the "old coun- try"
 There are not few who figure on a season of prosperity, as & consequence of the return to Europe of thousands who have been during the past six months unsuccessful candidates for en- ploym ent.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
BAKER AND
 ABRAMS Real Estate and Insurance. Washington Street,
Washington Street,
 Near MOnihOn Block.

and the wind is driving the fire toward the town. The St. Paul. Duluth and Eastern Minnesota roads are in danger and the section men have been called out betwee here and Hinckley to pro- tect them.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18

Send us 75 cents in stamps and we will mail you THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN for six months. No better way to learn all about the Great Salt River valley and it's unparalleled climate and re- sources,
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18

ing to petty annoyance and obstruction.
 From San Francisco General Ruger reports that it will be necessary to send trains under guard for some time. The regular troops now in Chicago will be withdrawn when General Miles thinks 1t is advisable to do SO.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
A HARMLESS STRIKE.
In Operation Only at the A. R. U.
 HeadQuarterS.

CHICAGO. July 17.-The railway strike was not in evidence today except at the headquarters of A. R. U. There a con- mittee of men declared the strike was on ''red hot," but the railroads showed no signs of trouble, the packing houses were all at work and business was apparentlysassuming a normal condi- tion.
 President Debs, while admitting that the Chicago unions appeared to be weakening declared that they would eventually become united and win.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18

Professional walters, fine ceoks.a nc the brightest, breeziest, neatest, clean est, coolest place to eat in Phenix Pacific Grotto.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
Open from End to End.

ST. PAUL, July 17.-The Northern Pacific has been declared open through out it's entire length. Eight trans- continental trains are on the main line running on time.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18

The remarkable business done by the Pacific Grotto lunch counter is largely due to the untiring efforts of MT. James Fowler, the pastry cook. His superi- ority has never been disputed
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
CUTTING OFF THE BRANCHES
A Movement for the Disintegration
 of the U. p,

ST. PAUL, July 17.-On Thursday the receivers of the Union Pacific railroad will be asked to appear before court pursuant to an order to show cause why large number of branch lines of the Union Pacific should be longer con- sidered or conducted as & part of the Union Pacific system and not be here after regarded as independent lines. The reason for the action is that the branches are not earning enough to pay the operating expenses and taxes.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
Russian Cholera.

ST. PETERSBURG. July 17.-One cholera have been reported; 79 deaths.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
A New Bankruptcy Law.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 1.-The house passed the Bailey Voluntary bankruptcy bill today. In the senate the consideration of the agricultural appropriation bill was resumed and an amendment appropriating $l,000,000 for the destruction of the Russian this tie was adopted.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18

Subscribe for THE REPUBLICAN. De- livered in any part of the city for only 15 cents week.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
Where Will You Spend the Summer?

The Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern railroad has an attractive list of sum- mer resorts reached via it's lines. Be- fore you decide where to go, ask some agent of the B. & O. S. w. By. for a copy or write o. P. McCarty, general passenger agent, St. Louis, Mo.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
Fierce Forest Fires.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis. July IT, Fierce forest fires are burning near here
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18

Standing room only" at the Pacific Grotto. Crowds turned away.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18
CANNOT RUN ALONE.
A Continued Expense for Western
 Railroads.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Daily reports received at the war department from troops engaged in preventing disturb ances on railroads in the west show that the resistance of strikers has gene rally diminished from formidable riot
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18

Purdy & Tomlinson. Pacific Grotto.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-18

Real Estate & Isurance.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06

dzy r.. 345a a $50, liczac lat 65.
Skoro tylko zgas}, zaczeto
|mu oddawaG czesG nalezna
Swietym Pahskim. Z cia}a
jego wytrysna} wonny olej,
kt6ry przywr6ci} zdrowie VIE
lu chorym. Swiety papiez
Grzeg6rz Wielki wyznaczajac
W Rzymie koscio}y stacyjne,
zaliczy} do mich takze kosci6}
sw. Miko}aja in career e
wv wiezieniu, W kt6rym sic
jeszcze dzisiaj odbywa nabo-
zehstwo W niedziele passyjna.
w roku 1857 przeniesiono
zw}oki jego do Bari, wv
W}oszech nizszych,) dokad i
teraz liczne odbywaja sic
pielgrzymki. Jeszcze / teraz
saczy ze $wietych kosci BAL
samiczny olej dzieja sic tam
rozliczne cuda.
w obrazach i innych wize-
runkach wystawiany bywa
swiety Miko}aj W biskupich
szatach, infule i Z pastora}em
W lewel rece trzyma evan
gelia sw. trzema z}otemi
jab}kami. Kslega ewangelii
wyobraza jego gorliwosc oko}o
utrzymania W -czystosci sw.
nauki Jezusa, a try z}ote
jab}ka owa trojaka ja}muzne,
przez kt6ra wydar} ten Swiety
try dziewice rozpuScie i po-
hahbleniu; tie try jab}ka
przedstawiaG takze W og6le
moga jego niepoliczone dobre
uczynki, kt6re wykonywa} al
do Smierci.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06
Ia -ra -ra, bum n-bnIn!

! ZGoDA dnia 21 Listopada
zachwalajac skarb szwajcarskj
jako szczyt piracy patryotycz-
nel tax do narodowc6w sic
odzywa:
Me dajcie sic oba4amucac pu-
stym s}owom - -lecz pamietajcie, ze
GO Polska ma, czem jawnie szczy-
cic sig moze, wyjatkiem nielicznej
emigracyi europejskiej - to ma
Was bracia zwiazkowi - ma Was
liczy! Wy ja reprezentowac musicie
i powinniscie! -...
Polska liczy ma Zwiazek
Narodowy?! Polska sieszczyci
narodowcami ich, ma sic
rozumiec, organem ,ZGoDa?!
Pan Jab}ohski albo sic ME
wyspa} pred napisaniem
powyzszych niedorzecznosci,
albo sni mu sic ma jawie,
albo ME by} wytrzezwia}, albo
= oszalal. Polska liczy ma
Zwiazek?! Trzymajjcie dech,
narody, bo skoro z najetego
alkierza 574 Noble utica
redaktor og}osi siarczyste
przedsiewziecia naszych mai
serdeczniejszych, zgina wszy-
stkie kacapiska Z swemi
pch}ami. Ma innem miejscu
pan Jab}ohski dodaje:
my narodowcy brohmy czynnie
sprawy naszej - ksieza MECH sic
modla "a Polske. TAX kazdy zrobi
swoje.
Macie, Wielebni Ojcowie,
ktorzyscie patryotyzm zwiaz-
kowy z b}ota wyciagneli =
nagrody! Mledzy dziady
kaze pan Jab}o6ski. !
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06
SW. MlKOhA.J
BISKUP.
& Grudniil.

Ma}o kto ze swietych
uzywa tax rozg}osnej s}awy
w KoSciele katolickim cd lat
1900, 'jak swiety biskup Mike
}aj. Tysiace kosciol6w wysta
wlono pod jego wezwaniem,
'niepoliczone o}tarze, choragwie
i sztandary zdobia jego obraz,
wszystkie jezyki opiewajq
|chwa}e jego, ma ladzie
i ma morzu wzywajq lego
pomocy.
Urodzi} sic W niescie
Patarze, W Licyi. Rodzice
jego nalezeli do jednego Z
najznakomitszych rod6w i
s}yneli z bogactw pobozno-
Sci, ale poniewaz Bog i'm ME
da} }aski potomstwa, poscili,
czynili obhte ja}muzny i
modllli sic ze }zami, azeby>lm
zes}a} te pocieche, lubo luz
byli dose podesz}y1ni w wieku.
Wys}ucha} Wszechmocny ich
mcd}6w i da} i'm syna, kt6ry
juz W pierwszych dniach swego
zycia wstrzymywa} sic CO
srode / piatek Cd pokarmu az
do samego wieczora. lego
poboznego zwyczaju przestrze-
gal al do ko11ca zywota.
Pod kierun<iem wuja, bisku.
pa Myry, ksztafcil sic uzdol-
niony ch}opczyk / wygorowa}
po mad wszystkimi wsp61-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06

w Zwiazku jest oko}o 5000
cz}onkow, przewaznie bied~
nych polskich ch}opk6w.
Reszta zbankrutowane }yki z
miast miasteczek,. troszke
narwanej inteligencyi mai
nizszych klas gimnazyalnych.
troszke zyd6w, z}odzieji i
podobnej ho}oty. Szumowiny
rzadza ch}opska poczciwoscia.
Trudno, bardzo trudno
biednym polskim ch}opkom
zwiazkowym W tych ciezkich
czasach podatek posmiertny
op}acac. A po "a tym podat-
klein ca}y patryotyzm zwiaz
kowego ch}opka zwykle sic
kohczy. I ma mocy takiej
nagiej, publicznej / Swietej
prawdy osmiela sic ZGoDA
trabiG po swiecie, jakoby
Polska, jakkolwiek W niewoli,
ma Zwiazek liczy}a?!
Panic Jab}odski! Jezeli
wsp6lna nasza matka Polska
zacznie ma Was, narodow-.
COW, liczy6, lepiejby by}o,
zeby ja Z CORY na zawsze.
pochowano, a Was, zasolo-
nych inaszpikowanych,, pos}a-
no-na przysz}a wystawe
lwowska - }aski Car6w lub
Kaiser6w. ....
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06
RECENT
eaSa afD O1aesat0w " d0fu
gsfacacycH cHa.

Abonentom, op}acaiacym
abonament Z do}u, wiasclwie
wcale prezent sic ME nalezy.
Mlmo to. ze wzgledu ma
ciagnace sic Cd blisko dwoch
lat ciezkie czasy, danny
kazdenlu, ktory nam zap}aci
przynajmniej diva dolary "a
leg}ego abonamentu, naste-
pujace ksiazki W podarunku:
y Kali end darz aryaii.
k i ma rok Pahski 1895.
p W eso}y W1er $50 e.
a: - Powinszowania ma wszelkie
przygody, Zaprosiny ma wesele /
pioseneczki weselne-z obrazkamj.
- 81 Przygod Lor lz'a.
Clekawe opowladan,e z czas6w
Plastowskich.
a. Je2eh abo,aept za'oaiejsco-
e0y, 2ap2acle0s2y 2 dolary zaleq1ego
abononaentu, praq11ae dostac codo
~lero aoysSc2eg6halo'ay prezent,
p0lUz11len r0zena 2 abonQnae71tena
nadestac 5 cent6ev ,a przese2ke
pocztowq. Haaczej wcoze od mas
pod0rau2ku me d0st0,ale.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06
NaSZ PreZent
GWiaZdkOWV
wart przeszlo 81. 90,
(kt6ry dawaG bedziemy tylko
do Nowego 70 ku).

Kazdy nowy abonent,
kt6ry teraz naprz6d zap|acl
caloroczny abonament, w
kwocie $500, dostanie Cd mas
w podarunku "a dolara / 10
cen tow ksiazek pomiedzy
nizej podanego spisu. Taxi
sam podarunek danny kazdemu
starenu abonentowi. kt6ry
teraz ca}y rok naprz6a gazette
nasza cplaci, wszelako maj
mniej do Grudnia 1895 r.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06
prezentu ME d0sta-
ME. j.
AZ a1endarR darmO.

Kazdy abonent Kotozako
moze teraz darmo cd mas
dostaG Kalendarz Marya riski
ma uplywajacy rok 1894 =
dwoma luznemi obrazami.
Potrzebuje tylko przes}ac pod
adresem Redakcyi Kotohka 4
Gently w znaczkach pocztowych
GA przese}ke poczta.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06
SpE& kssazeus, jake
KATOLIM asss prexent
off GArNH0.

~ OBRAZKOWY KALEN
DARZ MARY ANSKIna rok lS95
: dwonaa zu8,aenai koloro eoenai
obrozanai, kt0rych jede?s prse0sta
eeia Ko$c;uszke, a d,1<gi Prze1aoj-
$aoietszq rodzine. Cena 25 c,
p WESOtY WIERSZOKLE r.
ia. Poovi1eszo1u01,aG m0 ecszeLEle
przygody I &aprosi1,y no evesele z
wielu obraSkanei 20 c.
81 PRzYGODY LORKA.
Ciekowe opo,oiadaaeie czusd1 $re7
daiowiec=1aych ~ Polsce H5 c.
A. PROROCTWO MICHAL-
EY, Krjzo,oej ze ,sa56y, l3 Sy65lzi
80. 10 C..
s. sKoWICzEK. z6iGr pol
shich pioszeh 1eedoeoych ID c..
81 Zyd viecz'ey tu5oc@ 10 C..
y Testament Psotra Wielhie
40 5 c.
81 KANTYCZKI ......... 5 c.
81 o JanleT ward 0 W
SKIM, wielk1m czarowniku. l5c
lO) Proro twa o
P O | s e ........ .... i3c
III Zywot Kosciuszki zoe
l2) NJ 6 cz Ii wo
sw. Dznew1cy Krystyny. 1Oc.
13) aszub1 pod
W i edn i IN. .....--.',...... lOc.
l4) Ksiaze a d Ia
dusz n a b ON c h.---~- sc.
l5l P Oh med a bajek 20 c.
l6) Wa k ma arm arku
Zabawna powiesc wlerszem 20 G.
Szanowni Abonenci niechaj
racza w liscie, Wy kt6rym
przeselaia pieniadze, wyszcze-
golniG tytuly ksiazek, jake
pragna dostaG, wybierajac tax,
ably wartosG pozadanycla ksia-
4ek ME przewyzsza}a iednego
dolara dziesieciu cent6w.
a. lnnych ksiazeczek, jak
powyzej MISCONCEPTIONS. W
ezencie ME daiemy.
uU Kto, p}acac "a Kuto-
| Aha naprz6d, sam sobie
powyzszego spisu ksiazek "a
$1.1o ME wybierze, temu
poslemy W podarunku pierw-
|szych 7 ksiazek w tym splsle
reklamowanYch, niby lirerami
oisanemi, tlustemi cyframl
| przy Genie.
eD Kto ma ca}y rok ma
orzod zaplaci "a KotoHku. ten
Ia przese}ke prezentu ami centa
lam nades}a6 ME potrzebuje.
orzes}any mu bedzie poczta
rankoWany t. J. bezp{a-
ME, w dom.
| R>. Kto teraz
|;ylko Jednego dolara
pbonamentu przesle,
! ,en nOkwitOWanv ha /
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06

wlecej W poboznosci, umar-
twieniu, czystosci obyczaj6w
/ pokornej skromnosci.
Ia zgoda rodzic6w wybra]
sobie stan duchowny. Dowody
bohaterskiej ofarnoSci z}ozy]
oko}o roku 800. gdy straszna
zaraza zabiera}a ofar Gale
tysiace. Krwawi}o sic jego
SERGE ma widok przerazajacej
kleski; smuci} sic ze smucace-
mi, pomaga}, pociesza}, przy-
nosi} ulge wed}ug moznosci.
Zaraza pozbawi}a go ojca
matlki.
Wielki spadek po rcdzicach
be- namys}u rozdzieli} pomie-
dzy ubogich. Zas}yne}a mia
nowicie jego szczodrobliwoSG
W pewnym przypadku, gdy
szlachecka rodzine ocali} cd
popadniecia W nedze cielesna
i duchowq. Try doros}e c6rki
ME zdo}a}y zaspokoic potrzeb
ojca zuboza}ego, ten zas by}
zbyt dumnym, ably znizyc sic
do zebraniny. Juz by} sic
zdecydowa} kupczyc wdzieka-
mi i uroda c6rek, gdy Miko}aj
na szczeScie O. TEN strasznem
zgorszeniu pos}ysza}. Przy-
bieg}szy niezw}ocznie, wreczy}
kazdej Z panien wysoka kwote
posagowa, dopom6gl i'm do
zamazp6jscia / ocali} je Cd
ponlzenia~ Try siostry paddy
mu do n6g i zrosi}y je }zami
wdziecznoSci.
Goraca poboznosc / nabo-
zehstwo do Meki Pahskiej
spowodowa}o go do przedsie-
wziecia pielgrzymki do Zero.
zollny. Podczas przeprawy
do Palestyny powsta}a sroga
burza. Ba}wany miata}y stat
klein, jak }upina orzechewa,
rzucajac go to pod gore, to W
|g}ebia. Zguba zdawaEa sic
nleuchronna. Majtkowie bia-
dali W smiertelnym przestra-
chu / b}agali Miko}aja,
spoglaadajacego ma zachmurzo-
ne niebo, ably prosi} Boga o
ratunek. Me zawiod}o ich
po}ozone W MIN zaufanie;
wzburzone fale uspokoi}y sic,
okret ocala}. Odtad uchodzi
Miko}aj "a patrona zeglarzy.
Po odbyciu pielgrzynlki
zateskni}o SERGE jego, rozmi}o-
wane W Chrystusie, do sa-
motnosci i oddalonego kla-
sztoru, ably tam zyc i umierac
W Bogu Ale objawienieBozkie
kaza{o mu wr6ciG do Myry,
gdzie by} tymczasem umar}
biskup i czyniono przygotowa-
MIA do wyboru nastepcy.
Duchowiehstwo i lud modli}
sic o szczeSliwy wyb6r.
Poniewaz wyborcy ME mogli
sic zgodzi6, postanowili zdac
sprawe ma traf losu i osadzic
tego ma tronie biskupim, kto
nazajutrz najrychlejprzybedzie
do koscio}a. Przypadekzdarzy},
ze wracajacy pod6wczas
pielgrzymki Miko}aj wed}ug
5wego zwyczaju rano rych}o
pospieszy} do koScio}a, aby
podziekowac Bogu "a szczesli- |!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06

W TEN wydarzeniu widoczny
palec Bozy, Miko}aj mimo
niecheci i uporu musia} osiesc
ma stolicy biskupiej. ), Miko-
}aju, ;" westchna} W pokorze,
ugodnosc ia wymaga swiato.
bliwszego, niz tw6j, zywota,
s}owas tive wtedy tylko g}6d
twej trzody zaspokoja, jesli
i'm przyswiecaG bedziesz wszel-
kich fn6t przyk}adem. "
Odad podwoi} posty, GU
wania#nocne, dzie}a pokuty
modly; dochody jego ME
starczy}y ma wspieranie zebra
k6w ! ub6ztwa; sam 'przetc
liberal ola mich ja}muzny
pozycza} potrzebne ola siebie
sprzety i ksjegi. Kazania jego
s}ynely wymowy a $w.
Chryzostom Shawl go jake
najpiekniejszy wz6r .pokory.
We wszystkich sprawach
duszp'asterstwa d zasiega} rady
ludzi madrych, nakazywa} cze-
ste synodyi kaza} duchownym
donosic 0 wszystkich wazniej-
szych wypadkach zachodza-
cych W rozleg}ej dyecezyi,
ch Gis bowiem~ o. wszystkiem
wiedzieG, wszystko miec ma
oku. Liczne by}y cuda, jake
zdzia}a} W czasie drozyzny,
srogich nawa}nic, u chorych
opetanych, nawet w jak mai
wiekszem oddaleniu. Eusta.
chiusz, chciwy namiestnik,
skaza} by} ma smier6 kilku
kupc6w, jedynie ola tego, ably
sic ich majatkiem zbogcaic.
luz stall ma rusztowaniu, juz
b}yszcza} miecz mad ich g}owa-
mi. w tenn ukaza} sic Miko}aj,
wydar} mordercze zelazo Z rak
oprawcy, zgani1 Eustachyu-
szowi ostro niesprawiedliwosG
/ ocali} niewinnych,
w podr6zy do Nicei
wskrzesi} trzech n}odzienc6w,
kt6rych potajemnie zamordo-
wano / wrzucono w beczke.
S}awa jego rozesz}a sic po
ca}ym swiecie chrzescijanski1n,
a czesG jego by}a tax po.
wszechna, ze w czasie pre-
sladowa6 pod rzadem Dyokle-
cyana sedziowie pogahscy ME
smieli go skaza6 ma smierc "a
to, ze by} prawowiernym i
gorliwym katolikiem, lecz
poprzestali ma wygnaniu go Z
miasta. Gdy wstapi} ma tron
Konstantyn, Miko}aj wr6ci},
zjedna} wielu pogan ola
Chrystusa, zamienil ich
pogahskie b6znice ma koscio}y.
Ma powszechnym ,.soborze w
lN1ce1 +. 325 nalezaf 90
biskup6w, kt6rzy nosili ma
sobie slady poniewierek i
olag wycierpianych "a wiare,
odznacza} sic nauka i TAXA
'tanowczoScia, ze mawiano o
'im, IL sam Chrystus przez
niego upokorzy} dune i
:arozumia}osc Aryusza.Zacho-
'owawszy lekko, ujrza} otwarte
liebo anio}6w przy sobie,
yotowych przenies6.jego dusze
10 stop przedwiecznego. u
nar} dnia 6 Grudnia pomie-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06

R<. Kto teraz
|;ylko Jednego dolara
Ilbonamentu przeSle,
'en pokwitowany be-
lzie W gazecie, lecz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-05
DE CUENTAS FORMADAS

DE CUENTAS FORMADAS
aplicables al cobro de jorna.
les, fraccionados estos en- c.
tavo de dfa, princlpiando pc.
un cuarto y terminando en- I
dfas, con precios escalonadcs
desde un real fuerte hasta tre.
pesos, y expresando caaa fre
ci6n su valorintrfnseco en- Pc
sos, centavos y c6ntimos de
centavO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-05
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