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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07
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Wiecej jeszcze pocieszajacym
faktem jest zaiozenie u mas
towarzystwa spiewu p. n. Har-
n1onla, ktore przystapifo do
Zwlazku Spiewakow polsKich
W Ameryce, jako CAor Ill.
Towarzystwo to llczy II czlon-
Kow czyni acknowledges po-
stepy, Dyrygenlem Jest ot. A
Drewniak. sekr. ob j. Iawis-
towsNi.
PAN j. A. Gintowt Chi
cago, zwolennik Wa,usa, w
llscle swoim, jaskawie nam ma
desfanym, d zaznacza, azeby
wszelkle prawozdania i ogfo-
szen1a tyczace sic spraw wv.
kaw. Pol, by1y umieszczane
we Wlarqtsl;e, Gako pismie mas
poplera]acem) a inne gazety
idei naszej sprzy;ajace, zape-
wne zechca faskawie powto-
rzyc. Zwodnicze dotad marze-
ma! llezto razy one mas "a.
wodza? l(e2 to razy najszla-
chetniejjsze porywy jednostek,
uwazane bJwaja "a smieszne
lgraszkl, a dIa brak'' poparcia,
przy najlepszych checiach, u
pada]a! Jedynie aelazna wcia>
bezustanna praca, hart duszy
i wytrwafosG niczem ME spro.
szkowana, wstrzasaae obo}et-
noscia j zwyciezyc zdolaja.
Minqf JUL rok cd casa Ia
lozenia Zwiazku Kawalerow
Polskich, lStory popieramy
plzez kllku zyczliwych patri-
otow istnieje, (dz!eki wytrwa-
fosci nasze) mfodzlezy) a czy
ma nalezyte poparcie re stro-
ny prasy polskiej lub naszej
intellgeucyi? Tel ostatniej spra.
wa ia wydaje sic mvze mifost
kowa sniesznostkq, ktora ME
warto sobie giowy zaprzatac
Jeden tylko patriotyczny
Waarus goraco ten Lwlazel1 po
piera, a w pewnym czasie, po
stepowe Og7aasho o MIN taSze
wspomnia}o. = 0 Z.godzie ME
ma co movie; ia 1ako organ
Zwiazku Narodowego, jest pis
mem Ia powaznem, by takie
mi drobnostkami szpalty swe
zaprzqtac miaia. = Dose Ia
pewne tel laski, = skoro ze
chce faskawie pokwitowac, i,
Cd Wv. Kaw. Pol. wpfynelc
do ,,Skarbu Narodowego" ty
le a lyle. = | "a to serdecz
ne dzleki; to tsk2e jest dobr;
reklama, poniewaz najwie
kSzem uc2uc:em szacun>u u ivy
Ile wyczytujemy W pismacF
lmlona ofiarodawcow, szczegol
ME ,,Skarbu Narodowego."
Zdarza sic czesto, il nlo
dziez 2yczaca sobie przystapi(
do Zwiazku Kawalerow Pol,
naiplerw zapytuje: = lie ju1
was jest i lie wyptacacie
wsparcia poslubnego? = O to
bracie Polaku ME pytaj zaw.
czasu! Przystepal smiele, "a
chec swego przyjaciela, ter
drugl trzeclego i t. d; a zlozy
sic cialosc potezna:: wszyscy
bedzlemy mieli znaczenie. dro
bny nasz datel1 stAnowlG be-
dzle ogromna oGare dla Skar
bu Narodowego, a ciebie bra
Gle miody, chocbys nawet by
blednym, panny uwazac beds
bogatym / przystojnym, wi
dzac kiIkosetny spadck matry
monialny, jaki otrzymasz oc
zwiazkowych twych b"aci,
tym sposobem fatwiej pozy
skasz reke i SERGE pieknej cza
rodNejki, o ktorej poprzedni,
inawet ME smiles.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07
CZElADNEK Z la SALLE


o nowych Tovyarzystwacll
o Xyviazku E&awaler0w P..
tuadzies g tenn co go nalartvvi.
La Sale, Ills. "A Lutego 1889 r.
Kochany Majstrze!
Przesyfam CT pare HAWAI-
kow, wyklepanych NOM cze-
10 9dnikuwsl1lm mfotkiem, q kto.
rych zapewne ucleszysz sic, ia
ko tyczacych kategoryi obja-
WOW postepu LaSallskich po-
lakow.
zaledwie kilka tygodni te-
mu, zafoaonem tu zostalo przez
kilkhT mfodziencow polskich
towsEzstwo p. n. Polsha Or
kiest'a ktorego pierwszym
skrzypkiena jest oh. M. j. Ka.
sza, a 20 b. IN. na urzadzo :
nym przez rich balu udowo-
dniIL ID ME t!adza sic wyprze-
dzic starym wytraw2ym, obcej
narodow0sci -muzykom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

49, Wszystkim,
kt6rzy wLutym pre-
s}ali nam zaleg}y abo-
nament "a WIARU-
SA,juz wys}ane zosta-
}y obiecane ksiazecz-
XII.
Kto W miesiacu
marcu przysle nam 2
dolary zalegfego abo-
namentu, odbierze W
prezencie grubsza
ksiazeczke z piekna
powiescia pod tytu-
lem R0ZA LESNA
naszego w}asnego
nak}adu, oraz polski
kalendarz ma sciane.
Zarzad W.ARUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

60, gdzle mledzy 'nnemi, po-
wledzlsno: vJest projekt, ably
sic starac prosic u Ojca s-go
o wolnosc rzadu Rosyiskiego
dla KS. Biskupa Hryniewiec-
kieg2 @ przemieszczenie 20
tntaj do mas.
Pocleszylo to mie bardzo-
bo czfcwiek to jest swiatiy,
dummy narodowoscia swoja.
pobfaz:iwy dla sfabych uleg-
iych, lecz biada wykroczeniu
PREY upocze!... Kara surowa
spotkafa ksiezy, jak Matarze :
wicza, dziekana W Grodnie,
zylihskiego ! innych W Whine.
Byf profesorem Akademii
duchownej W Petersburgu
]ednoczesnie dawaf lekcye je-
zykow wschednich dla Wiel-
kich ksiaaat ma divorce cara
mesk,ewskiego.
Piaty miesiac jak jestem W
tym kraju- lecz jakiem tylko
mnie) wlecej rozpozrat choc W
czesci pofozenie i iuteresa Po-
lakow " Ameryce zaraz mi
przyszla ia mysl, ably starat
sic mice KS. Biskupa Hrynie-
wieckle.go "a przewodnlka VIA
ry nasze; katolickiej i opieku-
Ia Polakow W Ameryce.
Bedac osoblscie znajomym,
pisafem O tenn do mlejsca po-
bytu Jego dis ciesze siebie
ia juz nadzieja i mniej mi jest
przykrera, rozdwojenie Pola-
kow' W Ameryce-bo przeko-
many jestem, ze wszystko by
sic zmlenifo ma dobre naszego
szczescia, !; ufem, lie kakol,
jezeli istnle]e, to "a zgoda lu-
dzl dobrej wolf, dobrej WARY
! "a przewodnictwem rzIowie.
IA godnego W calym tegc
slowa znaczenia = jakim jes,
KS. Biskup Hryniewicki-sam
sic ulotni jak kamfora-a my
Polacy " Ameryce bedziemy
stanowiG cafosc nierozdzielna
przykladem swleciG bedziemy
lnnym.
W tym interesie radbyn
byf swo]e staranle ziaczy6 ,
ogolnern-wiec upraszam Sza
nownegQ Pana, abys W Ia
mach pisma swoiego rychle
podaf . TEN wiadomosG.
Przys tenn milo m: jest pi,
sac sig szanownego rodaks
szczerys1 i &yczliwym
sfuga
lgnacy Do1oiaH
! South Saginaw, Mich.
Julius Str. Mr.. 1923.
ZAPISuICIESORIEW WIARIrSA 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

lat ptaki W powietrzu. S. p.
Jdzef Bens byf weteranem pol
skim, gdy2 walczyf W wojsku
polskiem pod generalem Skrzy-
n'eckim. Pc wojme " rcku
81. tufal sic po roznych kra-
jach az nAreszcie osladt W
SVEN rodzlnnem gniezdzie W
Gallcyi.-Do Ameryki przybyi
l6 lat temu, i tutaj dorobif
si2 fadnego majateczku, ktory
zostawif swym dwon synom.
Rok temu kupii bardzc pick :
ny obraz N1epokalanle Pocze-
tel Fanny Mary ofarowaf
60 do Kosciofa Bre,nondskic-
go. oogrzeb odbyf sic naza-
lutrz po zgonie PREY bardzo
licznym udziale kre vnych l
znajomych. .--Czes6 )ego pro-
choln! (K).
DO KASY POSMIERTNEJ
Zjednoczenia Katollokiego ma
le2a 81 towarzystwa j l,osmiert-
ne opfaca 1852 czfonkow.
z ARKANSAS. - Dnia 5
luleg" zostai w kosciele sw.
Jozefa Opiekura P. W Con
way, Ark, poblogoslawiony
zwiaze': malzehski pomiedzy
ob. Franclszkiem Balcerkiewi-
ezem | panna Elzbieta Szad-
fowska. Stub bfogoslawien-
stwa udzielif ks. G. Augustyn-
ski w asystencyi ksiezy Smidt'a
i Shelc'a. Oh. F. Balcerkiewicz
jest dobrze zLany pomledzy
Polonia W St. Louis a zwfasz-
cza pomiedzy wv. Mar, do
ktorego tam za1ozenia wielce
sic przyczynif i pefnll przez
rol; pierwszy obowiazkl sekre-
tarza. Panstwo mindzi po we.
selu przybyli do Little Rock
| stale sic tn csledl;li.
". KS. ZIENKOWICZ, 0
ktorego chorobie umysfowej do
nosilismy przed paru mieslaca-
MI "a Polohlena u Amer5ce, ju1
wyzdrowiat do tyle, ae go Z
szpitala W Buffalo wypuszczo-
no. Odjezdaajac do Nowego
Yorku, powiadaf, ae ma zamiar
powroc,G do kraju.
KS. PlIAS z Buffalo powl.
MEN sic poczuwaG do wlelSiej
wdziecznoscl wzg]edeE lekce-
wazonego przez sieble M. j. Sa
dowskiego, "a to, ze ten wyku.
pit Cd odszczepiehca j. Zawi.
sly, wroga KS. Pitasa jak
wszystklch ksiezy ma calym
swlecie, 3otychczasowa gazette
)ego Gtos Wohay wraz z dru,
karnia. Pan Sadowski teraz
wydawac bedzie gazette spo.
kojna, religijna patryotyczna
pod tytuiem Echo.--NiechAe
mu nieba pobfogos1awia w po.
zytecznej dla nasze] emigracyi
polskiej, q talk ciezkiej piracy!
EMIL MONIAK, nauczycieI
re Lwowa, poszuku]e brata
swego Pawfa, mechaaika, kt6.
ry W ostatnich czasach przeby.
wal W San Francisco cd
wrzesnia wcale zadnej wiesci c
soble ME daje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07
2 0 L S X A
G O L A r N "A

naprzeciw POLSKIEJ SZKOEY.
ma rogu 5tej ulicy, pod hume
rem COL.
kochani Bracia Rodacy! Jeze-
Ii bedziecie chcieli daG sob1e WHO.
sy obstrzydz lub kazac sic ogolic,
to miejcie polskiego ducha W SER
Gu, ably ten duch przez Szanowne-
go WIARUSA zaprowadzif was
do polskiej golarni.
Zyczy wan takiego patryo-
tycznego ducha, proszac z uklo-
nem o poparcie
wasz druch
H.. PierZchalski
Polski Golarz
COL IL. 9TH Str.
Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07
B [ S X Y p
dIa POIak6W W Almeryce.
South Saginaw, Mich,
5 marca, 1887.

Szanowny Panic!
Zainteresowala mic wiado-
mosG podaua W jednym nu-
merow gazety Pahskiej 20 lie
sobie przypomlnam - byl to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-07

PLACCIE IA WIARUSA.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
Hints for the Farmer.

A small farm may be made larger without extending its area, by deep ening and enriching the soil and more thoroughly cultivation.
 Gravelly soils, that would not oth- erwise be suitable for corn-crops, make excellent locations for grapes, though the grape will be better on deep. rich soil. Old bones, leather refuse and litter of all kinds may be buried around the roots of the vines with advantage.
 Upward ventilation, or ventilation at the top of the hive, is said to be abandoned by the largest bee-keep- CTS, especially in outdoor wintcring. Plenty of bottom ventilation for both outdoor and cellar wintering is con sidered sufficient.
 Well cured hay is nearly as con- centrated as grain, in proportion to weight. Corn contains about 10 per cent. of moisture and hay lj per cent, but hay contains three times as much mineral matter as corn and more nitrogen. Hay, however, con tains ten times as much crude fiber as corn and less fat.
 The Farm Journal insists that calves, colts and all young animals should be treated so that they will come to you as friend. If you feel ugly and must kick something. let it be log or stone wall. or something that will not suffer. A few experi- ments in this line may cure you of the habit of feeling ugly.
 Hoard's Dairyman says that, ton for ton, many farmers are finding out that unthreshed oats. cnt when the grain IS in the rather soft dough state, and cut fine with straw-cut. ter, are better than meadow hay cut equally iinc-to feed cattle, e,- pecially milch COWS. AS rule, good farmers raise far more weight of oats to the acre than hay.
 
 One of the very best places to keep sweet potatoes during winter is in tight loft or room over the kitchen. so constructed that the heat from be- low can readily be utilized in warm ing the loft or upper room. The two important things about keeping sweet potatoes in winter are to keep them dry and warm enough to keep them from freezing - South ern Agriculturalist.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
A Woman Two Hundred Years Old.

A case is on record of woman who lived to this advanced age, but it is scarcely necessary to state that it was in the olden time Now-a days too many women do not live half their allotted years. The nor tality due to functional heterogeneous in the weaker sex is simply frightful, to say nothing of the indescrlbable which makes life scarcely worth the living to so many women, But for these sufferers there is cer- tain relief. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will positively cure leucorrhea, painful menstruation, prolapsus, pain in the ovaries, weak back; in short, ail those complaints to which so many women are mar tyrs, It is the only guaranteed cure. See guarantee on bottle
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
Butchering and Hog-Killing.

So far as possible every farmer should fatten and butcher a sufficient supply of meat, at least for his own family. while few sides of bacon to sell during the next summcs will not come amiss. It is poor economy to sell fat hogs or cattle in the fall and then buy bacon and beef the next summer. It is paying rather heavy interest and should, as far as possible. be avoided. While large. fat hogs give the most lard, good medium hogs make the best meat.
 It is not necessary to select the coldeSt, most uncomfortable day in the winter to butcher Even in what we consider a hard winter, there are days that are reasonably pleasant, when work of this kInd can not only be done better but with more comfort. The wood shonld be made ready, the kettles arranged and a supply of water provided, so that no unneces- sary time may be lost. and the hogs can be cleaned and hung up and well washed and drained before cut up.
 Usually the better plan will be to cut up the same day there are butch cred. laying the pieces out to cool thoroughly before salting down.
 For dry salting, goods boxes can be used. Pepper added to the salt will improve the quality of the meat. It will also be a considerable help if each piece is rubbed hard with the salt instead of simply sprinkling it on. especially with the hams and shoulders.
 Trim these to 3 good shape, the small pieces can be worked into saH- sage to good advantage. The head and feet can be made into head-chee,e. Cut everything into q convenient shape for hanlding-back- bones. ribs, heads, feet and jowls. It can be done with less trouble now than later. These should he salted, but if the weather is cold not so much as the other meat. If the weather is moderate. so that the meat does not freeze hard in week, it will be found a good plan to take it out and salt it again, rubbing as before. If the weather is severely cold, this should be done as soon as the wealth CT moderates sufficiently to thaw ont thoroughly. If care is taken to get the meat properly salted, there is very little, if any danger, of its spelling Exchange.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
Smiles.

Know myself. If you cannot get the requisite information. run for of- flee.
 It is natural that in times of eX- citement a mans head should spin, for it is the top of the body.
 And he didn't take the hint--'De- lightful air up here, Miss Ancient. '' Yes. indeed, so embracing"
 She Cat the piano )-'Listen. How do you enjoy this refrain:" He ''Nery much. The more you refrain the better l like it..
 II have here an article on How to Manage a Wife, " remarked man, as he advanced toward the editor : desk. You are unmarried, l be- Hcve, said the editor. Yes, why:' Nothing, l just thought so.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
The Early Days of Nations.

It k tradition with most nations that in the early days of their history their men were more honorable aud honest, more disinterested and more devoted to the public welfare than their successors. We can account for this belief without admitting that it has any basis of facts in the first place. Most persons are disposed to exalt the past over the present. We do not readily assent to the as- sertion that our contemporaries are as great as those whose figures are seen through the magnifying shadows of several centuries. In addition to this. there k disposition on the part of most people to regard their ancestors with a sentiment akin to worship. Hence the Greek and Roman writings represented the statesmen and soldiers of their days as greatly inferior to those who had tlourishcd centuries before. Hence it is now that we are continually re-
 ferring to the early days of our re- public as a period when great purity and honesty prevailed, and are ever f,.a r.t, tA ways and unquestionable methods.
 It is doubtless true that while a State is struggling for existence it's servants are more self-sacriicing- more regardless of personal aggran- diZemcnt than after it becomes well established and prosperous. The citizen who knows that his country is poor will be more willing to labor for her without rec0mpcnsc than if he knows her treasuries to be full. Per haps this latter one would be as self sacrificing, should the occasion re- quiro it. Our virtue, and vices are to q large extent the outcome of the circumstances by which we are sur rounded. One may be patriotic when his country k on the high tide of prosperity. though he seems eager only to derive personal benefits from her greatness. We might he doing him a great injustice. Should we pronounce him greatly inferior to those who proved themselves great in circumstances in which he has not been tried? We may not expect the same tune of men in a nations later years as was seen in the earlier, and in many particulars the two cannot well be compared. I sunny South.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
SHELTER FOR STOCK.
How to Prevent the Lo,s of Animal Heat
 in Cold Weather.

How to Prevent the Lo>s of Animal Heat
 in Cold Weather.
 There are few things connected with farm work upon which more has been written than this, and yet there are every year large number of stock on the farm that are wintcred with no shelter whatever Not but that a con- siderable improvement has been made in this respect. But there is certainly much room yet Nearly or quite all farmers recognize the fact that all farm stock on an average has paid but a small per cent. of profit for some time past. There are different causes for his part of which the farmers auuOt control. h order to meet low prices, .hc cost of production must be lessened as much as possible, and very im- portant item in this respect is making the stock comfortable and providing a comfortable shelter. A with nearly or quite all other farm work, it is not pest to wait until the shelter is needed before providing it, Usually, by planning ahead, the work can be done with less expense and to better ad- vantage than later. After tho plow- ing for fall seeding is done, there is usually time that can be spared for inn proving
 It is a question whetheri it is cheap or to maintain animal heat by feeding corn or other grain, or to furnish good shelter and keep the stock com fortable, The shelter will cost somc- thing, but if properly put up, will last several years. The feed will cost something, and will need to bearepeat- ed each season, IT the shelter would only last one winter, it might be that, for that year. in some respects, the cheapest. or cost the least; but in many cases. even this is questionable, while in a very few years the shelter will pay for itself in the quantity of feed saved, to say nothing of the bet ter condition and greater comfort of the stock.
 Economical feeding implies securing the best grain at the least cost. and this is the case whether feeding for growth or to Gatten. This can not be secured when animal heat during the winter must be maintained with the feed If the cost of feeding and fat teniug is recSopcd upon the basis of the amount of food supplied aud when animal heat must hc maintained and il good growth secured in addition. moro food must be- supplied and the cost is increased, and, as a rule increasing the cost decreases the profits. Whether sufficient food is supplied to maintain steady growth. or only an amount considered sufficient to keep alive until spring is given, a comfortable shelter can be made profitable investment with all classes of stock; and if this s ,o be provided at a low cost the wo K should be done when it will least in. terfero with the other farm operations Western Rural
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11

When you see girl pasting q scrap-book full of cooking recipes out of the weekly papers you know pretty well that some young man is in position to he congratulated, and yet when you think of the re- cipes you feel rather sorry for him.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11

Footpad Hold up yer hands," Pedestrian (calmly)-'I have been out shopping with my wife all day" Footpad (sympathetically ) )-"By links Here take this quarter"
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
PREseorr. ARk., August F. 1899.

], Kk
 Where R I pal NJ bad having chiIs 2d 3d. 7th 1i mlc Finding o C. R. Royal I Itook bo and feel like no ooger am in tath w..
 M Bngsy who her the had vounge ds of Roy yal Gemetur sale by L. HINTON DRUG
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11

If you have painful sense of fatigue, find your duties irksome, take Dr. ]. II. McLean'e Sarsapd- rilla. It will brace you up, and make you strong and vigorous.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11

The Lord helps those who help them selves" Act on this theory and rub on a little of Hunts Cure and see how quickly you are cured Of Itch, Ringworn, Tetter, or any other skin disease. Cure guaranteed. For sale by j. 0. Howell.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
Read the Evidence-TestimOnials.

Don't take s think tell the whose herein and else select when fud bogus certificate will trouble felt claims to honesty We the cjrtiGo
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
WHAT AN ALLIANCE MAN SAYS:

The popular greats from
  n H.. rmany fGern.t Tsrr ou Texas
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11

"Lovc bockons." Stick a bottle of Cheat. ham, Chin Tonic in your pocket and push ahead. Success will attend you. Cure guaranteed. For sale by !. Q. Howell
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
FEMALE TROUBLES RELIEveo-- PILES CURED.
2. W. B. Martin, of leburne, says:
 : h. IL ILL 1-D- Anr. hnll.- T.An-


 p. HAGGARD Dallas,
 and the of with all to romtt in of the rom he two three, healing My general feus Royal done this Hia tidend and Truly Yours,
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
For .aIc by Iinton Drug Company.
nE ANNP.n ArK- nntnhnr oo 1

X D. D. RK. ober My daughter aged suffered nearvsn all Mt for four mGnts during which lime had good medical aid and thought King Royal Gerneur It relieved her promptly aGl think has made children take My little dose I We have bought the exclusive the Der counties good agents ver Pike, Polk Scott Montgomery, Lalayette and Hampstead counties. Apply to
 R. l.. HINTON DRUG CO.,, Prescott Ark
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11

Cleanse the liver. stomach, bowels and whole system by using Dr. Picrcc's Pellets.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11

For weak back, ahcst pains. use Dr. J. II. McLean's Wonderful Healing Plaster (porous).
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
Old Santa Claus Headquarters

Having decided to make my headquarters at J. II. KER- SHAWS, Old Santa Claus, hereby make this edict and request all my subjects go him for all kinds of Christmas Toys Fire Works, Choice Fruits Candies, Nuts, Etc. He will sell you lowest prices and supply your every want
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
We Also keep full Stock of Pure Drugs, Leading Patent Medicines, Family Gro cerieS TObaccOs and Notions.

Also Bibles and Tcstamen of the American Bible Society, the new Methodist Hymn Book and will furnish short notice book that sold by the Publishing House at Nashville Tenn
 Call prices. l.. DRrG Co.,
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
FANCY AN FAMILY GROCERIES.

Don't forget that ]. II. KERSHAW keeps a full stock of Fancy and Family Groceries, and will be undersold Also lot of Glassware,
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
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Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
NOTHING l LIKE IT! Dr. Kings Royal Germeteur
 H7kILLs THE GERMS OF ALL DIEAsE!E HENCE ITS BIG SALE.
SKILLs THE GERMS OF ALL sDIEASE!E
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Paralysis, Rheumatism,
 Diabetis. Chills Piles: Catarrh. Female Complaint
like GERMETEt R ,
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And other diseases No remedy has been known universal satisfaction because disease by killing all the microb disease germ in the
Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
GROVES TAsTELEsS CHILL TONlC

IL is a' pleasant to the taste as lemon
 syl ID. The smallest infant will take it and
 never know it IS medicine, Children cry for 1t. Never fails to
 cure. chills eace broken will not return. Cost you only half the price of other
 Chill Tonics. H0 Quinine needed. Eo purgativs
 needed. Contains no poison Cheaper than
 QpiLj2e 4t parties tlo blood and removes all
 malarial poison from the system. It is es large as any dollar Tonic and
 RETaiLS FOR 50 CENTS.