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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11
DAILY HERALD.
THE PREEHoLDRRs.
@ Business u Impertancs
Transoctea.

TRANSACTED.
The Board Of Freeholders held their
regular meeting at the City Council
Chambers yesterday at 2 P. NJ, but it
was not until 2:3O P. N. that bare
quorum was reached, President
Workman, and Messrs. Del Vale,
Sinsabaugh, Robinson, Williams,
Toberman, Vickery and Lee being
present.
The petition of J. w. Potts, calling
attention to what he claims to be the
illegal qualification of member VIM.
Vickery was read. The petition al
leges that Mr.. Vickery has not been a
legally qualified elector for five years
prior to his election as q member of
the Board, having registered for the
first time on the 25th day Of August,
1884,. A committee of investigation
was asked for. Upon motion, the
matter was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
A communication from Abbott
Kinney was on motion of Hon. X.
#. Del Vale referred to the Miscel-
laneous Committee. That gentleman
in this connection moved that hereaf-
ter all communications be ordered ad-
dressed to the Secretary, w. w. Rob
inson stating, at the time, that he OBJ
jected to having suggestions framed
for the Boards use published before
being submitted to that body. Mo-
tion carried.
Mr.. Sinsabaugh in making q motion
to adjourn, stated that though he dis
Liked very much indeed to meet from
time to time without doing anything,
yet the Board was helpless in the
matter, as they could do nothing un-
til the Committee on Incorporation,
Rights, Powers, &C., should present
its report.
A motion to adjourn until Thurs
day, January 18th, at P. NJ, was car
ried.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11
Investigate This.

Santa Ana is to-day the best and most pros
porous town in Southern California, and is
having an unparalleled growth. The terri
tory surrounding and tributary to it, is the
finest section of country in California, and
will sustain city of the present size of Los
Angeles. 1t is a railroad center; has good
harbor within few miles, and is the COM
mercial metropolis of the great Santa Ana
Valley.
There will be grand excursion and auc-
ton sale Of fifty lots in the Grange Grove
Tract, on Wednesday, January 11th. This
land lies right in the heart of the fine resi-
dence district on Main street, and is the best
property ever offered at auction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11

stanton w. n. Q. Entertainment.
Miss Shorts recital, which was
postponed until January IL, will take
place on that evening, rain or shine,
at Armory Hall. The Stockton Iade-
pendent thus refers to an entertain
ment given by the Rswlins Post
w. r. c.: lone of the most successful
affairs ever witnessed in this city.
Miss Mamie Short recited in her
usual brilliant style, and captivated
the audience with her easy grace"
The Stockton Mail, speaking OF Miss
Short, says: "She has a rich and
well-trained voice, and shows great
power of dramatic expression"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11
The Bon Ton bath Rooms

And Tonsorial Parlors, o. L. susand. Pro
prietor, are fitted up in perfect taste and
neatness. The many artists employed by
with the razor; and for dressing and cutting
the hair, shampooing, etc., the Bon Ton has
no equal. The bath rooms, which are noted
for their cleanliness, are all newly enam-
eled, and to really enjoy most luxurious
bath, hot or cold, with shower, one must try
ally put up elegant new enameled baths fQy
ladies' and children. BON TON, 23b and
237 North Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11
The Queen City.

Go on the grand excursion to Santa Ana
Wednesday, January 11th. The Orange
Grove tract with an elegant modern villa
home, sold at auction, without reserve.
Truly the finest property ever offered at auc-
ton. Don't fail TO be there. Round-trip,
81; less than half fare Your best oppor-
tunity to see Celiforni4's finest and richest
valley
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11

. grievous one, and doubtless
hastened the dissolution Of the
afflicted gr6ndmother Who thus soon
rejoins her lost darling in that
bright world where there is no more
parting, pain or sorrow. Tho funeral
will take place from her late residence,
No. 123 West First street, ut 2 r. NJ.
tomorrow. Mrs. Green leaves
several daughters to mourn her losr :,
and also number of grand children,
among whom is little JEFF White.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11
Death Of Mrs. virginia Green.

Few people in this city have been
known better or longer than Mrs.
Virginia Green. A Acorrespoding pang
of grief will be felt by her many
friends upon learning of her death in
this city on last Monday. -Four days
before she lost her rand-daughter,
Little Pearl, to whom she was
devo4edly attached. The blow was
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11
santa Ana is Booming.

Over three hundred new buildings in
twelve months; elegant brick hotel; popu-
lation trebled last year; junction of South
ern Pacific and Atchisop, Topeka and Santa
Fe: two more railroads assured. Grand ex-
cursion and auction sale of Orange Grove
Tract, Wednesday, January 18th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11
Snnta Fe SDrtnRs.

For sale, the Murray Tract OF 100 acres,
north. A railroad will be in operation
within 60 days, bringing Santa Fe Springs
within 80 minutes OF the city. VIII be sold
as a whole for $4OO per acre, on easy terms,
sold ID in i tracts Of from to % 10 % acres. inyes. M
tigate this, Murray, Power & Co., Fresno,
Cal. Ches. Cassat Davis, Attorney, Los An
vplaa Cal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11
Duarte.

A trip to Duarte, drive through its or
chards, is necessary to all Eastern visitors.
They will then know what has given its or
anges their fame and it's foothills the palm
for attractive scenery. No spot equals 1t in
capacities for beautiful homes, yet property
is held at less than one-third Of its neigh
bors, prices. All trains on the Achison
railroad stop at station.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11
Elegant Home at Auction.

Two-story, eight-room, hard-dnished resi-
dence, one of the fnest homes in Southern
California, will be sold to the highest bidder
at the auction sale OF the Orange Grove
Tract at Santa Ana, Wednesday, January
11th. Grand special excursion train leaves
Commercial street depot at 10 A. NJ, sharp.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11


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Gidden,
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Az shater doodhu
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11

GIVE YOUR CHILDREN, for Coughs and
Colds Group, Whooping Cough and Hoarse
ness, Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir. @. r
Heinzcmsn. agent, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11

For choice candies, bon-bons, crystalized
fruits, etc., go TO Spence's, 46 South Spring
street. Church fairs and festivals supplied
at lowest rates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11

Dots.
Tents at Foy's harness chop. PIT Los An
geles street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-11
AMUSEMENTS. A
DHRENOLOGfCAL PARL0RS,
L 151S S.Spring street, near Nadeau Hot

Ou IAhl<OhS,
1515 S.Spring street, near Nadeau Hotel.
Hear PROF. wM. WINDSOR, LIB, the
eminent authropologist in his grand course
of lectures on sexual science,
TO GENTLEMEN ONLY!
illustrated with life-size disseetions of the
reproductive organs, ifesize mainkins and
embalmed specimens.
Tonight, continuing during the week, at
jS-7t Admission, so cents.
HAZARD S PAVILION,
IL Corner Fifth and Olive Streets.
McLANE & LEHMAN. Managers.
Special Engagement of
1, W. BAIRD's MAMMOTH MINsTRELs
One Week and Saturday Matinee,
Commencing MONDAY, JANUARY 9th.
Europe's Grestest specialties.
THE ROYAL HAND BELL RINGERS,
The British Glee Bsrds,
s in Number. 5 in Number
S..... End Men. ......S
s. Great Comedians -
1O,....; Clog Experts ...I0
II Great Specialist; s.;st. II II
20 80 Skilled Musicians. 20
Three distinct changes Of programme
during the week. Grand street par,
ade of Bairds Gold and Silver Comet
Band and Military Drill Experts and Light
ming Musket Jugglers daily at noon, free to
ALI Listen to the band! See the beautiful
every afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the Park, op-
posite the Pavilion. Reserved seats now on
sale at McLain & Iehman's, Market street,
without extra charge. Jan5td
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-02
u k%SIEGARNI
FIR. Drazkowskiego
Winona. MINI. md 4 Carimona

MONA dostat nastypnj2cych k>tqzck
ZohTY GENERAL, =, opowiadah
w%ieczurnych spisanc przez VIA
dvs}awa Lozill~kirgo ..........4O
GAIAZkA CIERNlOWA, powieSt
prHez Pauline Z H. Wilkoli>ka
Piet Z. MINUS JEDND II.
g p. : | r.)wielka ramota re
wspomnicl ojczystycil, spisana
przcz Jul. Iioraina........4 40
ZYWOT GENOWEEN, powietc
moralna bardzo wzruszaj aca ne
starolytnych czas1w ..........3u
Ia sauna mocncj oprawie
re z}oconym tytuliiiem.....,6O
BOLESLAW czyli Daisy Clqg
Genowciv t}"maczenie przez Ks.
OsmanSkicgo...
ia sanla mocnrJ oprawic
PlEkNA llISTORIA O CIER-
Pl.lWEJ Hellenic, GORGE krG-
la A~ntonlusla, cesarza tureekirgo
konstantvnopolu [Carogrodu.
k1ora hedac dworu, poznivi
przez y lata pirigrzvmuj4c,
wl"lklc utraplenia / nrlzc cirr-
plwle i mcznlc zMoslia..... -
LIDIlE LES\I wirslclc Dnieci
prez FIR. Waligor-Nieso.....5
ARYE POiSklE, zcbrane dla
P"lomil w Amrryee prlrH W..
Dynic~ jcza ......,.. ........... %
POWlNS/OWi dIu rodzicEw
i inuvch drogjch o-9b ........2u
PHOROCIWO MICuAIIDN, hr@-
lowrl zr '-anr, Is - bIjGl, K~io-
d/a MorEa Wryu>il~yy mINcH.
on roko 1,N nl,,J \aioiNu.rm
NIlrNs,llsa ~ TO "Ialch Nl,
k"W .:..... ...."....,. go. ID
SENNlk c<>.'I Nr.l. mju ~ -uaN,
IN pH1cahio lotp prs paih1N
%stuIa4", rotntch elalpIaWnyrh
kela@ /"paany \ porlriklrm II
hrridiowvch dl1 |l,llyWhI a..
bawy cickawych Iud1i ogFo.2onr
pro- P%@IJ,c."la rwuuac4
Ia.Dobon"w .."....,. .............I5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-02

denci u~ciekajacy sa pedzeni przez
rozwscieklonych zandarm6w, ktorzy
bija ich nahajkami, pdKi CT ME
padna, Il gdy wstana, rzucaJa sle
ma Mich znowu. Wielu uciekafo 4
twarza pokryta krwia, re zwiesza-
jacymi sic kawa}kami cia}a Z po-
liclk6v.
DIV h 5 udentdw "a
bi to ma IN G $ C u, trzec h
uan i era ran.
w iakim stannc So umys}H
student@w moskiewskich, o.
pisywaG nictrzcba. Dose powiedziet,
ze stala sic rzecz niesiychana:
prolesorowic, kt6rzy zwykle siedza
cicho W takich razach, pos}all do
gcneral-gubernatora dcrutacyje,
1lozon@ q 8 ludzi, zadajacq ulasNa-
vienna zaaresztowanych %stndentow
oraz uwolnicnia uniwersytetu cd
haiibiaccj 90 obecnoSci policyi.
Stulenei c,dz'eh zbjerala siq
W salurh uniwtrsytttu lub Il pro-
fc>or6~ i wvm"gli ma tych oStat-
mich, 10 rrze>tana wykfadac, poki
irh zadania nic zostaaa zaspokojo-
TymczaSem 1890 grudnia
uLiwersytct xo>tat zamknietv / "a
razem ~og}uszono wyrok 50 III uni.
w"re>teckicyo, kt6ry razpatrywa}
-prawe II 90 g.udnia. Wyrok byf
nastrpujary; 8 stndento: wydalo-
40 bez lrawa w-tarlenia do jake.
20 kol sick uniwer-y tetu, Is 2
prawem wslaulenia,ale po pewnym
cza~ie. -.1ln to jest dopicro p"cza-
TEX uniwersytet jcss zamkniety. Il
20 o,warcju wnn>zczcni zostan2
ly'lko ci, ktorych wfadzu zna "a
zupefr'e odpowladnjacv c Jrj za.
dani"m. w Pnt,crnburyu W ten
sam sp SOB wydulono POO studeu.
tow, w Moskw,c sp~dziew.ja SIG
c1egos pod1bnego.
Mtodz'c4 innych uniwersyte.
tow odezwnia sic natychmlast 3 de-
mons,rucyami, majarrmi wyrazlc
w~spo}czuoie Ola kolvy0w z Mos
kwy. Dotychrzas NANNY wiad"m"sG
u%rzeluwu, zc w~kntrk tegn uni
wer-vtctu cd, ski, c~harkowski craz
ko>nn>ki ,s,biv znmknjctc, II W
Kijow;r Prtter,burgu mia'y
mirisca s%abullenia.
Rzpl rosyjsk' widocznie ws1elf
na t., drogc, ma ktdrrj byf juz "a
rlasoH NJ k"ta;a.: ntiumlc " kr0j u
ws<ystk", co MIC st poIiGya;
wtenrzas poIiiyka ia doprowad1l!a
pnh>;wo rosy jSllir do togo, 2e ma-
sigma IAN ~twowa z"staia zuwla-
hn~iqta>przez samyrh zfodzlel j
i~ajdakow i ze "sta.ccznje t1zcm
by 10 zrobiG pewne ustepSt"a: nwIa-
szcz,c w}uscinu, daG wolnosG IrA
sic i t.. p.
Tc'az p~rzyfacza al" .j~eszczc jed
IA okolrzu"sc istneuia nihilislow
kto,a nj" zadowolmi siq ~wolnoaca
drukn, al" %zada czcgoh powaz-
n~IriSZrgo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-02
Zaburzenia studenc.
kie W Rosyi.

Juz minai miesiac jak trwaja2
zaburzcn'a uniwersitetach rosyj-
skich; n%aproznA Rad przez nsta
w}asnych sprzedajnych I,isarzy O.
raz niewolniczo lizacej jego stopy
prasv utrzylmywal, re duch rewo-
lucyi w<r@d m}odAiezy ruskicj za-
gasl, re by}a to tylko garSt ,,agi-
tatordw" rpodzegaczy', ktdra uprze-
dnio professionally %przeciwko des-
potyzmowi, lie Z ich wydaleniem
wszystko sic u~pokoi. kto $ledzi}
bacznic IA lyciem mEodziezy ro-
syjskiej, ten ME mdgf ME zauwa-
zyG, IL wrzenie istnia}o, chloe mix
IL T. powierzchni. Wypadki ostat-
Mich dnj dowiodiy to n%anacalnic.
Zaczeio sic Cd uniwersytetu
moskiewskicgo. Tam, l-go grud-
MIA, ma koncercic publicznym in
spehtor uniwesytetu, Bryzgaf"w,
dosta} policzek Cd studenta Size
niawsk1ego; B~ryzgo}ow peinil W
uniwcrsytecie obowiqzkl szpiega i
byl przez studentow znienawidzo-
NY, to tel Sienawski ukara1 go W
imieniu wszystkich studentow;
1osta} on "a to skazanv ma 3 ]ata
s}uzby W batalionach karnych. Po-
liczek, danny temu szpicloAi, b.f
podmuchem, ktory W jednej chwl-
Ii poruszy} cafe orz nicnawisci
i o%bnrzenia, k ~}yszace cd dawna
W piersiach studentow: bezczelnc
i idyjotyczne ukazy pozbawiajace
prawa kszta}ccnia sic ca}ej lud-
nosci, bezustanne wydalanic ludzl,
nicmajacych rrzekonan zandarm-
skich, wreszcic nova ustawa uni
wersytecka, oddajaca mlod~iez j
profesorow pod jarzmo policyl =
wszystko to nagromadzi4o ser
each ca}ej ruskiej m}odziezy lyle
palnych materyafow, re dose by1o
icdnej iskry, by one w%ybuchne}y
jasnym p}omleniem. Nazajutr re-
-bra}o sic W uniwersytecie okolo
400 student6w, wsr6d ktorych by
Ii i uczniowie akadcmii rolniczej,
i zaz2dali OF rektora, ably Bry1ga-
low zosta& %natychmlast wydulony,
oraz by sprawl Sieniawskicgo by
IA uwazana 10 rzecz tycz4c2 sic
wshystkich ~studenldw, punleWaz
wSz.s"y sic 4 nim zgadza.ja. REX
tor zyodzl} sic M ich zadan'c, ale
jak poznicj zobaczymy ME
spcinil go. Za tyn.i czterystu pos
Ii wkrotcc i wszyscy; Ego grudnm
II umy s%tudcntow oblega}y uniwer-
sytet, ~wyrazajac uz,lanie Ola Sic
niawskiego i zldaj4c, by ich wy
dalono razem Il MIN. JednoczeSnie
do whdzy uniwersyteckiej posz}u
deputacya student"w temi anne
mi aadan!ami.
Nareszcie przyszedf dzicn pia-
tego grulnia, dzicll, kt@rego miesz-
kaiicy MoSkwy zapcwnc dlugo mic
Ma placu ukoIo Strasz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-02

WYPRAWA Ma SYB1R i osta-
tnle chwile szpieg a przez Alex,
Bednawskiego.. .... ......5
STUB KROLEWSkl : Warsza-
wat kwictnia i Boles}aw Smia-
~ krol Polski, przez Alexandra
WYPRAWA 20 ZONE, wed}ug
opowiadania Starego orsanisty
Franciszka Gacarzewicza, spisa}
GawZyjelski....
PRAWDZIWY PERSkO-EGIP-
SKI SENNIK. : najpewnicj-
sly sposdb wygrania ma loteryi
wedfug kombinacyj s}ynnych
magik"w i p%roiesor@w matcma-
tyki Orlice ftp. = tudziez wyja-
wlenie tajemnie i sposob. jakich
uzywano starozytnoSci do
przepowiadania i wr6zenia PREY
szfoSci. = Il przesz}o 200 obraz-
kami. Dos}owny przedruk 4
Sennika drukowanego w drukar-
nj Unjwersytetu Jagielon5kiego
w krakowie..
LlsTEK WSuD BURZY, epizod
wojny francuzko-pruskiej.
przez Guide.
M~YNHAUsEN NoWY, ten Z
dfrgim nosem czyli dziewaczne
podr"ze i tigle ..........."....10
NOWY SOWIZDRZAL Awantu-
~ jcgo. Il ziemi pomorskiej
rodcm. - Il osmiu obrazkami.
Ia sauna mocnej olrawle
re z]oconym t%ytulikiem .....Go
HRABlA PAROBkIEM U KNIFE
GA, powiesc w~yciagnieta 4 Ra-
mot, Ramotk@w WilkoiMskiego
JAN ORLlk, znalezionc dziecko
w Gniaz lie orlem pod krako-
wem ppwiastka ...... .........lO
BITI DZlADTNIA. Opowiada-
ME Jana Zacharyasiewicza 10
.HlSTORIA o wielkim wujowni-
ku polskim Gabryclu Holubku.
Opnwiadanie 3 dziej1w polskich
prez J"zcta Grrjmrrta alb
kALAMBURY czyli Dowcip pra-
VIDA, dla roArywki i %pouc1rmia
ZEM>TA evil wymicrzenie Spra-
wieIliwo<ci przcA Polk, kocha-
j2ce cafem screen Ojc1yznY i jej
bochater6w, Powicst przez Idcr
lelhels..... ..."".,......""""~.lV
DWlE POWIE>CI, /. Dlien %
Lutego, 1916 I. W Polnaniu i po-
wlastha Pauliny L l.. Wilkon-
O JAMIE TWARDOWSKlM, wiel-
kim czaroAniku jcso sprawhach
wraz b powicSciami o czarach:
Czarownlca o Spaleniu IA mnie-
manych czarownic W Dorucho-
VIE, Madejowe !oze, Chlop i dja-
bet, O,ieczma ....................3O
OPOWIADANIE podr"lnego o
strasznic dziwnenl Aozu ........1O
BITWA pod KobilanIl4 dnia 6 ma
ia loo4
CZTERI POWlESCI. /. b Nicdale-
kicj przeszfo>ci. Nowela przez NJ.
ID. Chamskiego 9 Noe ma pobojo-
wlsku 4 wojuy turecko mrskicw-
skiej 1877 i 1873. 8 Moe Duszy
opowiadanie Edmunda de Emf
els, przetlomaczvt 4 w~Ioskicgo
Piotr Zubrzycki 4. Zbieg......25
SkARB WATAZkI, powiest 2
koi2a XVIII wieku przcz VIA
dyslawa Loziiskiego, W mocnej
oprawle, ze zioconym tytulikiem
KRWAWA Noe. PowiesG MEDIA
leklrj p~rzeszlp>ci prlez Zygmun-
Ia Lucvaua Sulinrr ............15
LIST AGATONA GILLERA o Or
g%anizacyi W Amcryce..........lO
JASklNIA BEATUSA. PoWirSc
dla wszystkich szlachctnic mySIa-
rNch. w mocncj o%prawie re zEo-
conym t,ytnlikiem........."...75
JOZfF kONIUSZEWSkI, wspo-
mnlrnic 4 czas"w pr1c~lalowania
inflow IA podlasiu, napisa} Mad
KWlAT PRERY} miedzy Indyj-
czN%ami, powlc>t 4 zachodmo-
p"Fnocmcj AmcrNk Iii Ch. A. Muir
ray, prze'nIona ma p%"ls]iie prlcz
J"uefa Bcrtkowskin-o, W mocncj
oprawie re %zlocomNm tytulikicm
XOFIA KOSSAkOWSkA. Powiccc
hlstorvczma przcz autola ,,koS-
clu~lho W Amcrvcc." w morpcj
oprawlc re lloconym t.Ntulikirm
... . . w
OBRAZkI OPOWIADANIA O.
BOLOWE. ~ Zgon Ukraijlca, o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-02

PRZEWODNIK do pisania list6w
m%ifosnych oraz t.yczacych sic ole
nienia i zamazp@jScia ........335
POJEDYNEk kapitana Boguslaw-
skiego i uczta u lwana Groznego
ALPEJSkI KWlATEK. Nowelka
re wspomnien lekarza @turystv,
przez Michafa WoF6wskiego 10
K~RAkOWlAKI, 657 Spiewek re
zrodet etnograticznych i Was
n>ch notat zebrai Zygmunt Clio
ger s.
Jak sic zemScit borowy Zielonka
nadWojtkiem Bruchy}a PowiesG
ludowa poznansko-amerykahska.
Naplsaf Jan Nicmir............15
STANlSLAW DOLORES, Nowe-
la Z Meksyku. Napisat WI. Hoppe
PIOsNKI, DUMKII ARYE Ma
RODOWE, mocnej oprawie
ORRAZkI HISTORYCZNE zzvcia
Polak"w i Polek napisat Jozef
Grejnert l O ksieciu Dymitrze i
Hrlciu Rusinie. u Dwaj Bracia
Litwini, Powiastka 2 czasow kro-
la Is
SYN BURMlSTRZA. Obrazek z
nledawnej przesz}oSci, przez +.
Choinskiego ......"..............3O
KONIk XWIERZYNIECkI. Po-
wieSt obraz przcz Sierpihskiego
MARGIN Mraga. Powiastka histurry-
cana Z zieni kaszubowskiej, przez
J@zefa Grajnclta II Rycina. Is
HlSTOR1A ~ksiazeciu Styltrydzie
sNnu lego Bracwiku,........1O
ODGLOS L ZAMORZA. poezve
polsko-amerNkallskic Napisa} Pa
wei GawMy irl-ki ...............25
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ne rady vsNaziwhi o domu i
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ma Ola slh"I polskich W PoEnocncj
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broica chlle>ci&lratwa pod Wicd-
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statuir u.zl]ncIlcenic INnhili,o-
eva. IStYp dzici"w 1894 roku.
tr/rma rNcmaml -. ......""lO
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clHll kto ma S|rAe>cle, ten proWa-
d"l s"a uluhlenlcr DO donu. Dzl-
VIVA p~o"laStka uboElm szeWczI-
Nu ] LnilnIlc, GORGE suftana turec-
10
HISTORY rNcerzu zFotoskrzy-
"fosI'' N!tJ,'o't''' "'n'V'il Fam.
w. oPo"lcuA'a' l. l'all'ele"sAl
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klch stan"W od papleza az do
khllt1a, jak lctl 81 lerr do ta''ca
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.fhe candidate have named we Of lows
commend 10 you man Of that calm poise Of
mind who seeks the methods Of q ludicic - con-
servatism. and yet who has on all occasions sno
courage 20 do the right T"
The nomination vas seconded By Benjamin
N. Bosworth, of Rhode Island.
Michigan being called. all Of Alees's friends
rose II bvdy and rent the CTR With cheers.
Ex-Congrcssman Herr, sfthat State introduced
Hon Robert Frazer. who addressed the eonven-
zion in behalf - the gallant soldier. business
man and philanthropiss, General cnsseh =
Algcr.
The nsnination w. seconded - Messrs.
Charles ,. Noycs. Of Massschosctts: Patrick ;.
Eagan, Of Nebraska: Estes, q NossA C@Fo''ns,
and l. n. Exsers. Of Arisona-
when New York vas reached Senator His
cock sdvaaccd % NE platform. 80 sucr sne
applause which greeted his appearance haa.
snbslfied presented the name ~ Chauncey NJ
pepew. .one Of the most brilliant end success
ful business men 81 the country ~ . candi-
dase for the presidential nomination
Mr. Depew's domination Vas seconded py NJ
Hnrtloy. u Mtxncsota.
me cali Of Ohio brought General Daniel y.
Hastings. Of Pennsylvania, 20 the front, win
| tne nomination OF the patriot. tho statesman,
| 10 honest man--John sherman"
| me nomination was ably seconded BY Gov
| evnor John H. Foraker OF ohio and John -
| Langxton. % Virgins.
M. Arson. OF North Carolina. also seconded
| the nomination ~ Senator Sherman. and IN "a
dision placed Mayor Fislcr Of Philadelphia =
| nomination.
AZ the call Of Wisconsin, Senator Speoner I'd
dressed the convention placing IN nomination
| Governor Jeremiah Rusk Of the badger STATE
Al the conclusion o. Senator spooncr
speech the roll-call was completed and Their
was no further response.
M. Warner Miller. ~ s:Dp. m. moved
adjourn until eleven o'clock Friday morning
carried
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TAKE THlRrY-rwo BITES.



Prime Condition.
A famous professor Of hygiene ~
lecture before his class in one Of our
medical colleges a few days ago gave
an account Of novel society formed
al his table. 1t was called the "Chcw-
Your-Food Society" Its object was
TO secure the proper mastication 81
food before It's admission 70 The stom-
ach. Penalties were affixed Cor neglect
10 do this. and the funds 50 accruIng
were bestowed upon the deserving
poo=. The inspiring cause In the Tor
nation Of the society was dyspepsia
suffered by gentleman at the 'ao'e
alluded to. this malady being caused
in his case. not by improper food. pu
by improperly eating or not eating 7"
food. He swallowed II almost wno'e'
The rule laid down by the society 70
govern It's members was that o. "
less a man than William T. Gladstone
who is said 10 have required the cn',
drcn al his table TO give each mou'i''m
thirty-two bites. one bite Tor eacn =
the thirty-two teeth that ought g oe'
but alas are not, IN the mouth OF every
adult. In this matter the illustriou,
statesman set them the example a'''
still sets this example.
| One OF the Understanding men ~
| Europe, Notwithstanding his advanced
acre. he still finds time TO give eac"
mouthful thirty-two bites, and because
he does this he can work hare anu
enjoy his labor. For he keeps me en-
zine which manufactures his force y
perfect working condition. ltsfurnaee
i not cloggcd with coal that II can no.
burn. or with coal Of too large = s''e
70 burn easily; he takes eS:racrii mary
care Of his body. and 50 he Is able y
do an extraordinary amount Of wo -.
Some years ago . pious Meth oa','
clergyman babe his daughter goo",,
bye Is she left on tho train for . ne'.
II labor two thousand miles IT, ~.
home. 70 be absent many years "a
parting salutation was simply ~
only this: BE sure and chew ~.
food we'll" He was = wise man. =.
knew that II his daughter kept =.
stomach in perfect condition - -
health would in all probability so',
tinue Ms II Was them perfect; 40"
her health were perfect. she wonM 4
free from innumesabls temptation
that lind entrance In dyspertic psoP'ss
she wouIdn't be likely 70 have 'oo y.