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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23
Commercial Intelligence.
OUR CHICAGO MARKET REFORM.
CHICAGO, August, q, 1856.

Wheat is active but irregular; prices
are higher owing to the increased ex-
port demand. and the best information
from the other side induces the belief
that it will continue, as the French
crop is much shorter than usual. Corn
is fairly active, but trading is light, and
prices have downward tendency. The
inquiry for oats is rather light, and
about the same. Rye is easy while
barley is higher with better demand.
Dairy products are higher and firmer,
and vegetables in fair request. The
prices of cattle are higher and steady
for good grades, with quite a brisk de-
mand. Excessive receipts and indiffer-
ent local and outside demand caused
the prices of hogs to decline Zoe. Sheep
met with good demand and prices are
steady.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23
The Presidents Small Foot.

President Cleveland j. a big man. but be has
uhcommOnly small and elegant feet.--Nsto YORK
SIM.
This is no light misfortune for reform
President The amount Of kcklng-out
that seems to be demanded of a president
pledged to destroy offensive partisanship
in office and TO maintain public office as
a public trust, requires foot OF great
W sight and power.
The Presidents small and elegant foot
seems to be unequal to the work Of lift
ing the heavy Mr. Garland out OF his
place in the cabinet. Only the spectacle
Of that official propelled through the
door by the force Of heavy foot can
truly demonstrate that public office Is a
public trust.
Vermont, PENNSYLVANIA, Indiana, OniO,
Missouri, Wisconsin and other states,
offer an immense amount Of klckable
material, according to the description Of
such material in the letters and messages
and orders Of the Prcsident-Democratic
officeholders who take an active part in
the manipulation of caucuses and con-
Yentions.
We are not able to share in the Sans
admiration Of the Presidents small and
elegant foot. In his deep researches into
the philosophy Of things, Mr.. Dana
should have learned that beauty and
utility are identical; that only that is
truly beautiful which truly answers its
highest purpose. A large foot which
carries its burden easily and gracefully,
and is equal TO all the requirements of
kicking, is more worthy of admiration
than the dainty deformity on French
heels which fascinates Cinderella S
prince. Mr. Dana himself has a large
foot, lacking in those characteristics
which are popularity believed to con
tribute to the beauty of the foot; but
Mr.. Dana foot is truly admirable as an
outward expression of his spiritual ma
ture. For Mr.. Dana is a noble kicker.
He kicked brayely against Mr.. Cleye-
land 5 nomination, against his election
and against lis policy He kicks against
civil-service reform, which he believes to
be peryersion of the theory of our in
stitutions. He kicks at Garland, AT
Morrison. at everybody and everything
opposed to his ideas of things. If the
President had Mr.. Dana 5 foot and the
spirit that moves it, there would be
movements fit to arrest the attention OF
gods and men. Millcd1tkcc Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

The Keynote, founded some three
years ago has long been recognized as
the leading musical authority in this
country, and the reliability of its criti-
cisms, characterized as they are and
have been by sound knowledge and ar
tistic integrity, is universally acknow-
lodged both in professional and anna
teur circles.
Not content with adding new features
from time to time, and establishing
literary, dramatic and art departments,
the spirit of liberal enterprise that has
been displayed has now reached a eli
max in the acquisition. at large out
lay, OF the sole rights in novel by the
exceedingly popular and eminently
gifted writer, M. French Sheldon.
This author, whose mastery English
translation of NJ. Flaubert's "Salamm-
bo' has created such an extraordinary
sensation, is now one of the foremost
Lions" in the literary world.
The opening chapters of "Our Fang
led World afford indubitabe evidence
OF the conspicuous ability of the new
writer, as a creator possessed of strong
dramatic instinct In addition to this,
a marvellous power of word painting,
incisive analyzation of character, and
a realism that appeals irresistbly to the
mind of even the dullest reader. are
qualities that compel our admiration.
tits, of course, impossible to antici-
pate the development of the main fea-
lures OF the story, but the initial chap
tiers are so powerful and suggestive that
1t IS safe to anticipate plot of exciting
interest, treated with adroit skill.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

President Arthur is fond of clans,
and it is said that he began to get bet
ter as soon as he commenced eating
claus down at New london Now. as
natural consequence, we have ''clam
cure" announced, for dyspepsia and all
kindred ailments Like many other adj
vertiSed "cures, its success depends
largely upon the amouRt of faith the
subject is able to invest in the treat
ment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23
Republican County Convention.

The Republican electors of Grant Caunty are
requested TO elect delegates "a a County Conven-
tian to be held at the Coat House in tho-city of
Lancaster,
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1886
1t the hour q O'Clock P. M., for the purpose Of
eleeting eight delegates 10 represent the county
in the State Convention to be held IN the ely of
Madison, Wednesday, September 8 1886. sit is
suggested that primaries be held Saturday, Sep
TENDER 9TH, Mt 0sual time anG place Towns will
be entitled to representation as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23
Republican Assembly, Convention.

Republican Assembly Convention.
The Republican Electors Of the Second As
sembly District OF Grant County are requested
70 elect delegates TO ash Assembly Convention 10
be held at Beetown.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER -, 1856,
for the purpose of placing In nomination can
did9te for the Assembly.
j, ". HAYDEN, Chairman
G. PEACOCK
JOHN DOLPHIN,
JOHN kLlNDT,
JOHN WAGER,
\. CAIRNS
J. Il. MAUR.
Assembly Dist. C0Snmittee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

ne Republican elcotorsof Grant County are
requested to elect delegates to a County Couyen-
lion to be held at the CONT House, in the city Of
Lancaster,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1885.
Gt the hour OF 1 o'clock 2. NJ for the purpose OF
placing in nomination candidates for the several
county offices IL suggested that primaries be
held saturday, Aus ost 2Sth, at the usual time and
place. Towns wiz be entitled to representation
a. follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

Chauncey +. Black has been nomin-
ated by the Democrats of Pennsylvania
as their candidate for governor. He is
the son of the late Jere Black, and was
a student At Hiram College under Gen
eral Garfield
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23
Rennhlican Said ConYention.

The Republican electors Of the state Of Wis
consin are requested to elect delegates 10 State
Convention TO be held IN the Capitol, az Madison.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER s. 1856,
at - O'Clock noon, for the purpose Of placing in
nomination candidates Of the Republican party
for the several STATE offices be voted for at the
ensuing general election ia November. Each
county win be entitled to delegates as follows,
the representation being based upon the num-
Der of votes cast for Mr. Blaine in 1884, one dele
gate to each 50J votes. o. major fraction Of 800
each county entitled to one delegate, without
-.nfn-nrc.. q, r...r- he. ~ .-ta. caat
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

Ii is recommended that the cauCuses in tn,
several towns be held on saturday, September
T. az the usual time and place.
". j. MCCOY,
Chairman County Central Committee
Lancaster. August l6, 1886.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23
Third Congressional District Convention.

The Republicans OF the Third Congressional
District OF Wisconsin, comprising the counties
of Dane, Iowa, Green Lafayette and Grant will
meet in convention AZ Mineral Point, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER is, 1856.
at II O'Clock NJ, for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate for member Of Congress 10 be sup
ported at the ensuing fan election Each assem-
bly, distrsk will be entitled 70 two delegates and
each senatorial district 20 -four delegates in the
convention. by order Of the committee,
j, II. VIVIAN
G. W. PARKER
II. c. ADAMS
p i. CLAwsON
L. CAMPBELL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

Archbishop Walsh declares that the
statement that the Pope had disap-
proved of the attitude of the Irish clergy
toward the Nationalist is founded
upon malice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

On every million Of gold coin shipped
from San Francisco to New York there
is loss by friction of from 500 to $3.50.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

General Neal Dow has been nOmina-
ted for county attorney By the Prohibi-
tionists of Cumberland County, Me.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

"Ex-Presi6ent Porter on Evolution"
is the title OF the opening article ia the
forthcoming September numoer of The
Popular Science Monthly. 1t is by Mr.
w. d. LIE Suerr already we'll known as
an able writer.on the relations of theol-
ogy and evolution, and is an outspoken
review, as entertaining as it is effective,
of DR.. Porters recent address before
the Nineteenth Century Club.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

The Ohio Democrats nominated John
Mcbride. of Stark County. for secretary
of state, and N. d. Follett, for Judge Of
the supreme court. The platform de-
clares for a well-reguIateI license
System.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

{. II. BAXTER. Chairman.
D &. STEVENS
j. 81. HOLMAN,
JOS. HARRIS.
THOMAS CARRIER.
WI MARSDEN.
County Central Committee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

In the Second Iowa Congressional
District Thursday there was disruption
in the Republican Convention. One
wing nominated 5 J. Kirkwood and the
other T. j. OMara. The latter is also
the Congressional candidate of the
Knights of Labor party, and had the
votes of forty-scyen delegates, while
Kirkwood received the support Of thirty
spaen
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

g H. BAXTER. Chairman.
ID. b. STEVENS,
j. Y. HOLMAN,
JOS. HARRIS,
I. CARRIER.
WM. MARSDEN.
County Central Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

Sedgwick's principal business in Mex
leo is to investigate the veracity OF Mr..
United States Consul Harvey Brigham,
at Paso del Norte That IS right but
Brigham should have been investigated
before Bavard fared mp.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

Hafper'S Magazine for September fol-
lows up its recent United States Navy
article by paper from the same writer
Rear-admiral Simpson, ON United
States Docks and Navy-Yards. The
Admiral clearly demonstrates the small
facilities now possessed by the Govern
merit in these important matters, and
discusses very judieiously the enlarge
ment Of dockage on the Atlantic coast
When Tom Corwin was United States
minister to Mexico he declared that the
annexation of Mexico would be injurious
to the United States, because its posses
sion would compel the presence of a
standing army, whose commanders
would ge- up pronuneiamentos against
the federal government There would
not be aszmuch danger from that source
rs from the constant reyolts OF the Mex
leans themselves, who would give large
army plenty of fighting for some years,
and every aieXican state would have to
be literally .garrisoned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23
KepnbIIean ConntY ConyentIon.

Hudson, Wis. July r.. 1856.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-08-23

The English lecturer, Richard A.
Proctor. one of the most serviceable
popularizers Of science, furnishes an in
structive paper on The Central Engine
of the Solar system TO the next
number of Hayper's Magazine He
states some surprising facts regarding
the constitution and physics Of the sun
VIM. T. Price, Of Black River Falls,
was nominated last Thursday by ac-
clamation for third term in Congress
by the Republican convention for the
Eighth district. No other names were
presented to the convention. In his
speech OF acceptance Mr. Price pro-
nounced the liquor traffic the source Of
nearly all labor troubles and anarchistic
outbreaks, and hoped for its final eX-
tinction.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

rzetelny nasz tykiet demokracki,
wez 80 i wto4 do urny w~yborczei.
Jrzeli zas znajdziesz ma tyk'eclc
chloe tJ!ko jcdnego kandydata,
ktorego ci Way'us ME poleca, po-
drzyj ten paplerek czempredzej, DO
to sldfo przez naszych przeciwni.
kow politycznych ma ciebie sta
wione!
Pamietaj, re kandydatcm ma
SEEN ma posfa do Kongresu Jest
selz'a Wilson. Jest to cziowiek
honorowy, gieboko wykszlaEcony
i sprawied!iwy. Cheese, ably po-
datek, ktory ty riacisz, ma iobrc
byi obr6cony rzeczy ku two
.lemu i wszystkich robotnikow po-
z~ytkowi gtosu.j IA scdziego
Wis ma!
P"~mietaj: &c kandydatem ma
plerws1cSo post" do leg%islatury W
ST. Paul jest Kodak nasz March
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
WiadOmOSci nliejscowe.
Wybory powiatowe i stanow,

Wybory powiatowe i stanowe
pred drz~ialni! Pcdany pomiedzy
ogioszen,ami tykiet demokracki
wskazuje nam mellow, ma ktorych
many g%tosowa6. TyIko TAXI tykiet,
jak 60 druknje Warus, jest naszym
tykietom p"lskim, i tylko ma tych
naszych PREY juciot powinni rodacy
nasi %gIosowae. Ju& nadejlzie chw;Ia
%wyborow, dniu 2 listopada,
wytnij sobio ten lykiet y gezety,
jc1ell ME sramiqtasz podanych ma
MIN kandydatow mocno 90
trzymaj W dl@nj, sbys SIC ME dat
omamic przez repubHkanow, kt6rzv
w dzieh wyborow bqdq chcleli Gle
przedosta6 ma swoja %stronq. Je&eli
ci kto poda tyk'et, spojlzyj ma
nicgo - czy lez nasi kandydaci
sa nh MIN podani - eli sami, co
VIC Warusie. Jezeli to st
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
POE0Zcmie kalMienia vye-
gicInego poa kcSci0f poiski
w East Saginaw.

East Saginaw, Mich, ~2op"zdz., scr.
Kochany Majsterku!
Wziaiem sobio d1isaj urlop 2
mtyna, gizic robiq. 20 drodze VISTA
pilem .obie do naszego sa!onu pol,
sNiego, y. Ignaccgo PvIlewskiego,
uaeby chot trcche zasiesn4c ducha
madrosci. W dpmu zos, wyszoro-
wawszy dobrze rece piaskiem, W
cclu @oczyszczenia ich z wszcIkieh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

profanacyj mfyhskich, i ogrzawszy
je nawet PREY piecu, ably ME hyty
tax sztywnemi - powaga godna
waSncso wypadku, juki mann "a
MAR "Nisad Kochanemu Maj>tcr-
kowi, Zasiadam do stolu. W"zny
ten wypadck odhyi sic W z~cszt.
n;edziele, II paziziern ~ 1856 r.,
W naszem miescie Saginawie Michi-
gahskiem. Polezonc kamien we
g'elny pod olhrzymi k"sciot olbrzy-
mich potomlSow olhrzym;eg, ma
rodu = rarodu polskiego.
Co czynili p,zy tcj okazyi
N"jprzewieleb. KS B.skup nasz j
k'lkun"stn ksiczy, cn rrzy MIN
byli = n'e moja rzecz to opisy-
wad, zdn o TEN sprawq swoim
czasie l1istorya koscielna. Ja jake
%najprostszy profan A~iadcze ,yiko,
Is podpbnic w~spaniafei ~proceSyi,
Jaka SIC PREY tel srosobnosci Cd
byfa, mlodziuchna ziclnir Nowego
swiata ~!"szcxc tue ngladaia.
.Jns soho'e domy polskie
W East Saginaw %napein'onc byty
Z d"leka ;r1, h>iy"; g Semi pol
skim. " ne 'zele nau1wyczajne
pocia@i r"vwirzly nam howe set
XII ro,ialioa ]nzr,zlu sicdem set
z sa'nei Bay cty
P~rocr-vn Nud&es;u Towar-
zystw )~o!skich, iri"nhzk;ch i. t. d.
przedst4wlala IS 'iziwniu MAZE
taty czh"go. ChoG pp htnc;. masze-
rowe mu>',!. czynI /, to jcdnak
2 powaga 'dwa.e wvrr1bown.
ncgo .inrh; ~l,"l~hNv@o. k,a:y ME
m ~rrzr>xkoi sp.aNnci, rr!;gij-
nyeh j narolu.>,rh
Gloomy mtrSH:ivn ptocesyi,
2 v~zcr"oi.l, -,r|rrm '.bIumowana
ws:ega l':e@ !iecH, przypominaf
tnie NH zijac ~ e'r.j .irgn r@n;qeil
kroia Jara S"hNrrt;ic 70 pot Wed.
MEM. To W t2wa! o .mSci1 k"4:a
.inz byt ma p'lu IL " rruce~yi, to
znow y tyIu ma zndli" u~s"dznjac
h>nia, puwazmie m~a-zrrnwa!.
Panic Wiucrm,v Bic!akowski,
drug m~"r-.:'eF, Ia pot hxlsi,r
kon;u caiow q kazywat. Pow adj
.ia, L. k:lNn razy -zercgi lrzesSo-
czyf, mic d~otykaiac ni,zviej sto~y;
gdyz 4 "boviazkn to ma I'll, to ma
drugj.i zHajdow"G sc ml-i.l s,ro-
ME NI9ru>y w"tali, ME maaac sic
nadziwjt, g. ami sam Cz"rnitcki
talSieh ME d~okazywaf rzyczy. A
merykanin wol"l', e prawdziwie
.~je>zcze Polska ME zgincla, kiedy
talk dzi"'sliich wydaje synov!
Powiem ci, Maj~terku, 1e przcz
cate lof dnia spokoju nc byio:
albo bebniono j grano - DO byfy
uz dw;e kapele, q s. g;naw i Bay
City, - albo spiewann bo byfy
diva chory ~sp;ewakow: jeden 2
Bay City pod przewodnictwcm
Jana Zaremby, d drugi Z East
Saginaw, pol rrzewodnictwem l.
gnaccgo Poplewskjcgo; TO zno
WI modIono sc, DO byto tel komu.
Wszystlo ODDLY 10 sic pre-
daiwnym %p~rzadlu, wyiawszy Kill
ka ma.ych sprzeczek, klore zrc~z-
Ia dla uzWl etniena chmaktcrvs-
tyki nAszej narodrw, Sci niezbcd-
mems byiy
Nnjpow:anici W csaSie cairj u
~roczysloSci zachowat sic czcigodny
obywatcl nasz P:otr Kramkowski 3,
prezcs T~owarzystwa L~stcrackicgo,
kt6ry bedac wyznaczonym do po-
uitania gosci, a szczcgolnie ksie5y,
stosownemi mowy ich powitaf i
pozcgnai co i ia PREY kohcu
mojcgo p;sma wzg!edem Ciebie
czynie, Kochany Majsterku, os-
tajac hazawsze
Twoim powolnym podno&kiem.
Ronr Barabosz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

kos6 Z kosci n%aszej. Splamif bys
tive czyste imie polskie. gdybys ma
kogo inncgo glosowaf!
Pamietaj: ze kandydatem a
Sym ma komisarza czyli opiekuna
pierwszego dystryktu jest nnsz
druch Jan A. Bambenek, maz
swiatty, bogobojny i %powszechnie
szanowany majacy ssroe wylane
ola kaldego rodaka. Mkt ME jest
stosowniejszym ma OLGA ubogich,
jak OBJ. Bambenek. Kto bedzie CT
kazaf gfosowa6 ma kogs innego,
temu ME ufaj, tego ME siuchaj,
choeby byf twsim krewnym. Pre-
cici znasz dobrze nasze2o handy
data, znasz i tego, ktory jest jake
RIVAL p. Bambenka ma tykiscie
republikahskim, jake tel tego, kto-
ry puszcza sic Z niezaleznymi =
vice zr6b porownanie! Je1eli jestes
czfowiekiem uczciwym, powiesz, re
nasz ulubiony Jan Bambenek j
wrodzonemi z%dolnosciami dosw;ad-
czeniem oraz INA omoscia ludzi W
tutejszym powiecie o Gala glove
tsmtych przewyzsza. Mic cheese,
abysmy sic wystawili ma pcsmie-
w:sko, gtosuj M jana Bambsnka,
DO on 'dynie jake komisarz dy-
stryktowy godnie zdota mas re-
prezentowac!
Wreszcie pamietaj, Koehany
Bracie, abys sic ssawit ma nasz
mityng polsIli demokracki, ktory
sic odbedzie W p'atek, 30 pazd1.
]wieczorem, w sail PAM StrehIow.
Je&eli %jeszcze masz jake watpli-
wobci co do poleconych handy
datow, to Clio przekonamy, &c
twoje zapatrywania byfy bteane
i powiesz z mann:
Mech sMjq kanaydaei demokraccy!
Stub. = w ~niedziele, "a p"zdz.
poblogo-fawit WieI. ks. probosz,z
Roman Byzewski zwiazek matzeh-
ski pom:edzy OBJ. Jozefem Ell ma
PARMA Jozefa Daszkowska, c6rKa
p. jana Daszkowskiego, b. dziedzi-
ca hrubstwa kaszubsiiego Daszki,
W powiecie koscierskim.
Pan ian Daszkouski m;#nowa-
ny zostat przez zarzad laboratory
um m~edycznego W Buffalo general
nym agentem sprzedazy Lekarastw
sw. Stanistnwa ma cafa Minnesota
/ Wisconsin.
Bawi tn obecnie W goscinie
pan Teodor Wysocki z Pulaskiego
z m}oda iona. Powiada on, ze ks.
Dominik Kolasihski asystowaf ME-
dawno swemu Biskupowi Ike. Mar
tin Marty PREY dw6cb uroczystych
aktach, jakiemi byfy: poswiecenie
koscio,a katolickiego W Mimic j
poswiecenie kosciota czeskiego W
Weseji, Walsh Co.
Niniejszym donosze szanow-
Lei Publicznosci polskiej W VII
monte, ze skoro dnia 2S wrzesnia
b. r. nleszczesliwym przypadkiem
spalif SIG moi dom z wszystkicmi
prawie sprzetami domowemi i odzie-
Ia, W dniu d~zisiejszym odebratem
"a po5rcdnictwem rcdaka naszego
p. j. A. Zaboro MsIsiego w%yrfaco-
ma kwote zabazpieczenia W snmie
$500 - w%yruznie 500 dolurow, IN
co nicieiszym skiadam p. j. A..
Zaborowskiemu publicznlo podzie'
kowunio.
II szacunkiem
Jukob Cieminski
Ma zebraniu o%chotnikow do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

Ma zebraniu ochotnikow do
tworzacego sic tutaj woJska pol,
skiego, W dniu "a pazdz. pc pofud-
niu, madame mtodej kompanii az
we LEGION p%olski". Ma przyszlym
m tyngu, kt Dry sic odbqdzic dnia
Z listopada, uiozony zosta"ic plan
dwiczeh. Kto chcc sic q; is&6 do
,Legionu", niechaj pr. bedziena
ten mityng do Hall ,, Koik" hrama-
tyczncgo''.
W sobote, 80 pazdz oib&-
die sic w sail ami StrchIow hol
polshi ma korzysd naszei loIski~.j
Orkiestry. Muzyka bedzie dyryso-
wal instruk tor tejze orkicstry p.
ZeiSe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

Stub. niedziels, "a p"zdz.
pobtogo>iawit WieI. ks. %probosz,z
Roman Byzcwski zwiazek ma'zeh-
ski pom:edzy OBJ. Jozefem Ell m u
PARMA Jozefa Daszkowska, c6rKa
y. jana Daszkowskiego, b. dziedzi-
ca hrubstwa kaszubskiego Daszki
W powiecie koscierskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

Pan Ian Daszkowski m;"now&-
ny zostat przez zarzad laboratory
um medycznego W Buffalo general.
nym agentem sprzedazy lekarastw
sw. Stanistnwa ma cufa Minnesota
/ Wisconsin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-19
Opinions.

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PsTR0LEuny YAsny

ID. r. Loske, rttroIsnm '. Nasty, ed
itor Toledo Blade, writes: Il had on
a forefinger of my right hand one Of
those pleasant pets, a run round The
hneer became inf .med to degree On.
bearsole. and Swollen to twice it.
patural siss. A FREUD gave me HIS
Rfs CARRoLIc SALvE; and in twenty
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bad not had before for q week. Th.
Inflammation left the finger In q day
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