davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-02-22
LHWINI ME D-4J4 KSIE
DZU NA WET TTLE, BY
SOBZE UBRANIE KT-
PIC MOGE sam.
POLSKI KSIADZ CORA!
Litewski ksiadz chciaf sifa bro
mic przywfaszczonych rzeczy,
ale zostaf pokOnany.
(korespondencya Ameryki.)

PLYMOUTH, Pa, 81 Lut. -Walka
fanatyczna religije rozgrywa sic
nietylko pomiedzy ciemnym ludem,
ale nawet sami ksieza. -. wala sic
- az strach! W ubieg}ym tygodniu,
skoro ks. szymahski obja} probo-
stwo, po przes}uchaniu swych para
fan, uda} sic osobiscie do by{ego
ksiedza Burby. litwina, ably odebra6
ubior koscielny.
Jak objawi} ks. Burbie eel swego
przybycia, to ten, ME mowiac mic,
z}apa} ks. szymahskiego SLIME "a
gard}o chcia} wyrzuci6 "a drzwi!!. :.
Ale coll! Okaza}o sic, ze ks. S.
by3 silniejszym, DO po nied}ugiem
szamotaniu sic, powali} napastnika o
pod}oge, az sic ca}y dom zatrzas}. :.
Potem ks. S. pokora wyrzek} do
pokonanego: "Widzisz, moi kocha-
ny, ze Polak musi i powinien bye
g6ra." zapasnici wtedy powstali z
ziemi i podali sobie d}onie dla zgody.
KS. Burba sic t}omaczy}, ze litwi-
nj mu ME z}ozyli nawet lyle picnic
dry, ably m6g} sobie kupit ubranie,
re swego uprania ME mia}, vice
musia} koscielne ukras6. J.. .
Ma przysz}os6 ks, Burba .obieca}
sic poprawit, ubranie ksieze odda4, a
przyodzia} cywilne, i powiada, ze
wolf bye subjektem niz itwihskim
ksiedzem. s... -'@s
Te Gala historye opowiedzia}, jak
powyzej, ks. Szymahski pred pew
nym polskim obywatelem, ma do
wod, ze .walka by1a "a acieta, pokaza}
rozerwany ko}nierzyk ma swej szyi.
Wasz q z pokorny correspondent .pods}u-
cha} to,.,, j basta! Prawda musi
ludziom by6 znana' ~ e..
Sprawa sad3wa 9 posiad}osci ko-
scielne, why ]itwin6w zosta}a od-
roczona d. s ma % ]utego.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-02-22
OBIECUJE, ZENIE UKRADNIE
Gdyby sic do why ME poczuwaf,
toby ludzi ME potrzebowaf
zapewniac, re ich ME be-
.r die "OsZukiWac.''
(Korespondencya Ameryki.)

BUFFALO, N. Y, l6 Lutego, 1890.
= Dzisiaj ks. Pitass zdawa{ rachun-
ki swym parafanon z ambony ze
wszystkich' sk}adek ma kosciol -
to wszystkiemi nazwiskami alfabe-
tycznemi. Trwa}o to godzine cd A
do z. Czekalismy wszyscy z niecier-
pliwoscia, aby sic dowiedzie6 o.
golnej sumie! bo by}y sk}adki po
$25, $18, $12, $40, reszta po SIS.
Z tych wszystkich sum mia{ zdac ra-
chunek, wiele z}ozono, wiele wy
dano! Nasze zdziwienie ME mia}o
granic, kiedy Pitass g}osno tax "a
kohczy}: "Wszystkie te pieniadze,
ale dotad ME mia}em czasu ich Eli
czyc, zatem sunny ME powiem, ale
mozecie bye pewni, re sic wsp6lnie
ME oszuhamy" A coz? czy ME
po mistrzowsku wykreci}, ten sza-
chraj?
w kohcu m6wi1, ably sic modlili
"a tych, ktorzy sic cd prawego ko-
scio}a oddalaja, DO So ob}akani. DO
takiej to efronteryi doszed} ten, z
kt6rego to intryg z}e sic zrobi}o!
Mkt ME m6g} pomysle6, ably bez-
czelnosc tego faryzeusza mog}a dojsc
do takiego fa}szerstwa to W Domu
Bozym, gdzie przychodza sic modlic.
Et ne nos saaO1atc0s 'iaateaat0tioaeea,a, sed
liber0 nos a 71a0zo!!!
Pod takim k4amliwym oszczercza,
powlnna sic ambona zawalic, a on
pod jej gruzami zgina6! Wowczas
tylko moze pokoj stanac miedzy lu-
dem b}ogos{awiehstwo Boze VISTA
pi@oby na ziemie.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-02-22
WIADOMOSCI KRAJOWE.

w okolicy San Antonio, Tex, mia
nowicie W Rio Grande panuje coraz
grozniej zarazliwa ospa. w Duval
powiecie ley chorych $50 a zmar}o
IS. Dale sic czu6 brak opieki, mia
nowicie lekarskiej. z San Antonio
wys1ano m}odych lekarzy W strony
epidemic nawiedzone.
w przedzalni pahczoch W Man
helm, Pa zdarzy} sic wypadek, kt6ry
W straszny sposob pozbawi} zycia
jednej robotnic, niejakiej Kasi Da-
veler. Nieszczesliwa stojac przy ma
szynie niespostrzeg}a, IL jej bujne
w}osy dosta}y sic pomiedzy ko}a ma
szyny zanim zdo1ano takowa "a
trzymad w}osy jej re sk6ry zosta}y
wyrwane, co spowodowa}o jej
smierc.
w Jordan blisko Stevens Point,
Wis.,, ma zabawie niedzielnei wszcze-
Ia sic bojka pomiedzy gos6mi mia
nowicie miedzy Aug. Kotello (ma to
bye Polak) kt6ry uderzy} pewnego
muzyka "a to, IL tenze gra{ ME do
jego gustu. w bojce' odnios{ Kotello
smiertelna rane zadana mu nozem W
piersi, z powodu ktorej umar}. Peter
Doyle jest W podejrzeniu zab6j-
Kur. Pol ..h,; II,
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-02-22
POLACY Ma FARMACH.

1em pobleZnle w Dynewlczowce zy-
Gle tutejszej polonii, zachecajac W
ten czas swoich Rodak6w do nabyoia
stosunkowo tanich farm, podlug zy-
czenia dogodnych. Dzisia zas klade
na to przycisk, re stosunki tutejsze
boo lepsze czem d}uzej tenn wiecej
utrudniac beda pozyskania kawaika
ziemi tax wysmienitej jak W Town
Sigel. kto vie, czy "a rok bedzie
mog} tu ztad kto dad pochlebny przy-
step podobny do obecnego. Wiarusy
slSoro przybywaja z Milwaukee, po-
winni sic mice bardziej ma bacznosci,
ME wpadad W obdzierajace was
rece niemc6w, czatujacych w Cen
tralii ma grosz pols&i, jak djabei l.
smiechajac sic do piuski Pitass6w
dla piek}a pracujacych. Przedewszyst-
klem zwracam uwage ma pewnego p.
N, utrzymujacego swego g}6wnego
agenta W Milwaukee. Niemcy bowiem
mad mi6d s}odszemi s}6wkami obra-
GAIA swoja o6are dajac ma po-
z6r korzystne warunki kupna i niby
to zapomagajac chociazby tylko 5
kurami do chowy-a kumoszki jak to
sic usmiechaja do kokoszki - ale W
rzeczy samej k}atla ma swoja ofare
haracz, z pod ktorego sic wcale ME
wydostaniesz-i stracisz farme dla
tych, cd kt6rych ja by}es naby}.
Grunt6w zas najlepszych chociaz
ciezkich poczatkowo do obrobienia
ME szuka sic ami W Polonii. AMI tez
przy Centralii, naimniej zas ma pias-
kowatych sp}awach Seneke, lecz tyl-
ko W Town sigel, znanego niewin-
negoi cnotliwego zycia tutejszych
Rodakow. Zyje sic tu wesoio, naro-
dowo, rehgijnie pomiedzy Rodakami
lepszej klasy, umiejacej uprzejmnit
chwile wolne zabawami towarzyskie-
mi, kr6tko powiedziawszy, niemasz
przyjemniejszego nieba amerykah-
skiego mad spokojny i przyjazny
polski armament Town Sigla.
Sadzac zas po obecnej ciep}ej jak-
by juz wiosennej temperaturze,
MONA nieomal ma pewno liczvc ma
wczesna wiosne, odpowiednia porq,
aby farmy przybyt ogladad i sic
blizej rozpatrzyc, a ME kupowad
kota W miechu. Nam fanny do wy
boru cd 40 do 500 akr6w. w tel
chwili nadarza sic korzystna. nader
okazya nabycia farmy pray trakcie
gfownym, opatrzonem telefonem.
Farma ta ley 2 mile cd miasta Cen
tralii, ma III akrow ca}kiem; pomie-
dzy temi 80 akr6w pod plug jak drut,
30 akrow ma siano. Sprzedaje sic z
gruntem wszystkie przyrzady gospo-
darcze, konie 3 II sztuk rogatego
"a bajecznie tania Gene. Mona to
farme dosta6 wprost mojej reki.
siedzi ma tel farmie, przy piecu o.
grzewajaca sic parka wieku limo
wynn jakby diva bia}e gofabki uskar-
zajac sic, re zie6 m1ody 'ich opuscil,
poniewaz mu sic zachciafo miasta
jak Chicago, dla tego farma musi is6
W kurs, bo ma coz sic zdadza te. stare
gruchoty ma tax znacznej farmie.
Nam tez ma sprzedaz 5000 akr6w
boru przy dwoch znacznych fabry-
kach, mile cd STACEY kolejowej "a
raz W sasiedstwie. Jest dobre drzewo
i dobra ziemia. Co do borrow mann
do czynienia francuzami. Obszar
ten przylega do 3 parafii katolickich,
polskich'
Kto vice mysi szczerze swoim
p6zniejszym wiel<u, kto ME chce
zmarnowa6 reszty si} na korzys6 ka-
pitalist6w, komu zycie spokojne a
wszelako weso}e i szczesliwe mi}em
jest, niechaj sic czem PREDICT zg4osi
otrzyma natychmiast odpowiedz i
odpowiednia informacye.
DR.. S. Lubowiecki.
CENTRALIA. WIS.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-02-22
Albin Babka z KrakOWa

Jezeliby kto wiedziaf o adresie p.
Albina Babki (Babihskiego albo Bah
ko), pochodzacego z Krakowa, a
prawdopobobnie pracujacego W jed
nej drukarh polskich W Chicago
lub Buffalo, to MECH raczy donies6
do: Ugo Corsi,
557 Nebraska ave. Toledo, o.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-02-22
DROBNE WIADOMOSCI.

DROBN III WIADO1N OSCL.
Micha} Bogdan, 25letni polak, "a
bity zosta} W lejarniach zelaza W
Redington, Pa.
Jezeli kogo uczymy zasad chrze
sciahskich, to siebie powinnismy
dac mu przyk}ad.
w Glen Lyon, Pa, W kopalniach,
znalaz} smierc Jozef Laskowski, po-
chodzacy CUB. p}ockiej.
w Jersey City, d. 8go lutego zor-
ganizowali polacy VI-ty oddzia1
"Wolnych strzelc6w polskich."
KS. Pitass, kt6ry zamierza budo-
wac kclej zelazna do piek}a, winien
Jest ks. Chowahcowi $50, juz cd 6
lat.
w Frankfort, niedaleko Filadelfi,
zorganizowali polacy Tow. wojsko-
we. Prezydentem jest oh. H. Skwie-
rzyhski, Kaz. Kedziora sekreta-
rem.
w Winonie w ostatnich czterech
lataoh try razy pogorza} niejakis F.
Ciemihski, ostatni raz W ubieg}a ME
dziele. Czy sic chce przyczyni6 do
upadku kompanii asekuracyjnej?
Ma konkursie og4oszonym przez
nowoyorskie pismo World ma najo-
ryginalniejsze pomys}y czwarta ma
erode W sumie paruset dolar6w zdo-
by} polak p. Henryk Rogowski, ze-
Ger pracujacy W drukarni tegoz pi-
sma.
Nova apteke polska otworzy} p.
Woj. Czerwihski w Milwaukee przy
ulicy Mitchell No. 457. - Pan Tom
kiewicz, prowadzacy ten interes cd
kilku lat zbogaci} sic galanto zamy-
sla druga jeszcze apteke otworzy6 W
parafiii sw. Jozefata.
Jezeli ME mozesz prawdy powie-
dzie6, to milcz. Czy Gas. Kat. jest
EotozicAq, m6wiac, il ma wieksza
cyrkulacye niz wszystkie polskie pi-
sma W Ameryce razem? Sama Gu=e-
ta Polsha ma wiecej czytelnik6w niz
Katolicka. Czy to ma s}uzy6 "a przy-
k}ad ludowi, kt6ry ta gazeta naucza
F'prawdziwego chrzescianizmu?'
w Reading,s,Pa., mieszka oko}o
200 familij polskich, wszyscy pra-
vie So weglarzami. Cd 4ch lat istnie-
je tam Tow. br. pomocy" sw. Stani-
s}awa Biskupa, ktore liczy 100 cz4on-
k6w; prezydentem jest oh. Jozef
Kluczewicz, a sekretarzem oh. Wa
lenty Ratajczyk. Parafa polska "a
}ozona zosta}a diva lata temu; koscio}
przy budowie rozwalony zosta} przez
burze rok temu, nowy juzjestpiek-
ME wyszykowany.
w Chicago przyaresztowano ME
jakiego Jana Kopowskiego, kt6ry
bedac urzednikiem kolejowym W
Make zabra{ z kasy $4,000 marek i
uciek} do Ameryki, gdzie po dwu-
letniej tu}aczce, schwytany zosta4
przez Pinkertohczyk6w. W}adze a
merykahskie, stosownie do zawartej
z Prusami ugody, wydadza 90 rza
dowi pruskiemu. Kopowski ;pocho-
dzi} Warmii. Pomimo polskiego
nazwiska, uchodzi} "a niemca. Jest
zonaty. Gaz. Kat.
Parafanie sw Wojciech W Buffalo
wytoczyli sadowy process przeciwko
Biskupowi Ryan, aby W .hypotece
grunta parafalne by}y przepisane ma
imie parafan, DO oni je zaplacili; te-
raz bowiem sa wpisane ma imie bisku-
pa, bo tax przepisuje prawo koscio}a
katolickiego. Bedzie to ciekawa spra-
wa, albowiem sad ma rozstrzygna6
czy Katolicki KosciM moze postepo-
wac sobie re swymi para6anami, jak
chce, albo czy tez moga oni uzyska6
protekcye sprawiedliwa cd rzadu,
kt6regosa obywatelami. Wygra tn
sproaciedliaco$c czy ssproqco"?.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-02-22

Cud,ey acynazazek. DR.. Noiszew-
ski, polak, obecnie zamieszka}y W
Dynaburgu, wynalaz} przyrzad, da~
jacy moznosc niewidomym rozr6znia-
MIA przedmiot6w, ich formy j t.p.; dr..
n. nazywa sw6j wynalazek "okiem
elektrNcznem."
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-02-22

- Uwazajcie, ably wan grosernik
ME sprzedawa} innego myd}a zamiast
"Silver Soap"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-09

years and then come up. Some
twelve years ago planted two hills
Of Martynia in my garden, and as we
did not relish them for pickles, l all
lowed them to go to seed. The next
year they were the most troublesome
weed in the garden, and as l had
learned their character, l did not al
low one of them to grow large enough
to blossom, even; I fought them for
ten years before the last of the seed
grew.
Notwithstanding the fact that Zone
years. seeding makes seven years
wedding" most farmers seem utterly
indifferent about the matter, and will
allow an eight acre garden to mature
seed, enough to cover forty acre field
the next year or wheat field that
the moving machine would go over
in a day, to become heavily seeded
We do not study the habits of weeds
as we ought if we did, we should be
able to manage them better.
WALDO F, BROWN.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-09

seldom a beating rain falls in au-
tumn, just after seeding wheat, and
when it occurs in the spring, after
planting other crops, l have the
smoothing harrow run over the land
when it becomes dry enough, wheth-
er rolled after planting or not. 1t is
very easy for your readers to test this
matter, and demonstrate for them
selves the advantages or disadvanta>
ges Of the use of the roller, remem-
bering not to roll when the land is
wet. If they will roll narrow strip
Immediately after seeding their
wheat, and the wheat does not come
up more promptly and grow off more
vigorously than when the land is UNI
rolled (unless a heavy rain should
fall just after rolling), their expert
ence will be different from mine, af-
ter a long series of years of most care
full experiments. Should rain fall
just after rolling, the wheat will be
delayed in getting through the sur.
face short time, but the crop will
still be better from the rolling, as the
protection from winter>killing is the
same.
A corrugated roller is very good to
crush clods, but 1 should fear that
used after seeding, the V'shapet
teeth or discs would, in making 81
many small holes, cause the reten'
ton of too much water near the sur
face, and if these holes became filled
by the earth drifting into them, tn,
wheat would be covered too deep, a
from one to one and a half inches ha
been proved the most desirable deptl
for wheat to be planted.
Mantua, Md. T. r. CRANE.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-09
The Republican Nominee.

Nashville American.
Mr.. Lewis T. Baxter, the republi>
can nominee for governor, is yet
comparatively a young man, being
now in his thirty-eighth year. He
was born at Alexandria, North Caro-
lima, Nov. 81, 1852. He was brought
to Tennessee by his parents when in
1856 they moved to this state and
settled in Knoxville.
The subject of this sketch received
his education at Earlham college, In;
diana, and at Hobart college, gradui
ating from the latter institution in
1871. He then sailed for Europe and
spent year and a half in travel.
On his return to Tennessee he stud
led law and practiced for three and a
half years with his father at Knox
vile. He vas then appointed clerk
of the United States circuit court for
the middle district of Tennessee, and
occupied this position from 1878 till
1886.
About six years ago he was mar.
ried to Miss Evans, the youngest
daughter of Thos. Evans, of New
York.
Since he retired from the clerkshiT
of the United States circuit court hi
has been engaged in the banking ant
real estate business in Nashville, anC
has been closely identified with nu'
merous industrial and manufacturing
enterprises.
He was defeated for the gubernato
rial nomination of the republican
party two years ago by Hon. S. w
Hawkins.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-09
Gentlemanliness.

Kindly feelings, quick sympathies
and gentle manners, joined with
true self-respect from the basis of
that gentlemanliness which is so
naturally admired and coveted.
Vulgarity, which is so much dreaded
and so much misunderstood, con-
sists in the absence of one or all of
these qualities. 1t is not vulgar to
wear a coarse coat or a cheap gown
but it is essentially so to dress in fine
cloth or costly silk at the expense Of
ones creditors or ones peace Of
mind. 1t is not vulgar to make a
mistake in the laws of etiquette; but
it is so to sneer at the one who makes
it, to ridicule ignorance, to be rude to
the aged, to scorn honest frugality.
A true gentleman may be poor or
rich, but will be neither a miser nor
a squanderer; he may be slcnderly
or thoroughly educated, but he will
be neither envious nor supercilious;
he may speak a provincial dialect,
but will not use slang; he may be
known or unknown to fame, but will
be neither obsequious nor contemtu-
Gus.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-09

Nervousness and
Nervous Prostitution,
Nervous Headache and
Sick Headache,
Female Weakness,
All Diseases of Women,
Nervous Chills,
Paralysis,
Nervous Paroxysms and
Nervous Choking
Hot Flashes,
Palpitation of the Heart,
Mental Dependency,
Sleeplessness,
St. Vituss Dance,
Nervousness of Females,
Nervousness of Old Age,
Neuralgia,
Pains in the Heart,
Pains in the Back,
Failing Health.
All these and many other CT
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-09
Foul Seed in Grain.

Cor. Country Gentleman.
This year will long be remembered
in Southern Ohio as the ragweed
year; they have come up through the
heaviest blue grass sod, and even the
densest growth of clover was not able
to smother them out entirely. On
wheat fields, where there was no
clover sown, or where there was a
poor catch, the growth of this weed
is enormous.
1 received two quarts of wheat
from the Department at Washington
short time since, and picked out a
teaspoopful of cookie and weed seed
of several varieties which 1 could not
name. A good tanning mill would
have taken them all out, and it GER
tainly would have been better not to
send the wheat than to send foul seed
with it.
Ten years ago last spring, got
from a Cincinnati scotsman enough
beans to plant half an acre. When
they came up, we found, in every
few feet of drill, little blue morning
glory, which gave us more trouble
than any other weed; but we fought
it vigorously, and thought we had
succeeded in eXterminating it, but the
next year more grew. At the end of
seven years, l announced that l had
conquered it, but the ninth year it
reappeared again, and found that it
would come up long after the corn or
potatoes were laid by, and if it grew
only four inches high, would make a
few balls Of seed. 1t will grow under
the foliage of other plants, where it
cannot be seen unless one happens to
pass it in the morning, when in
bloom, and before one is aware of its
presence, the seed is matured. | last
year went over the spot on which il
grew, repeatedly, and pulled up ev-
cry plant, and carried to a straw pile
which l afterward burned. Again
thought l was rid of it, but sometime
later found two or three square rods
covered with it in a piece of sweet
corn, and although but few weeks
old, it was forming seed abundantly
Had known of its presence in thu
beans, five minutes work would
have removed it, and I can scarcely
r estimate the damage it has been t,
me, and am afraid to predict that
S shall ever get rid of it.
l can blame the scotsman for this
e but 1 have only myself to blame 70
j another nuisance which have beer
i fighting for about years, and this i
: the Jerusalem artichoke. 1 plante,
e a bushel of them in rich black soil
and dug them as clean as l could, ant
> the next year planted the piece il
= pumpkins. BY hard fighting,
e managed to keep them down, ant
q persuaded myself that no tubers ha,
!, formed, and that 1 was now clear G
u them. The next year the field wa
: in corn, and the artichokes almost a
thick as ever; but I did not ALLOW
p one to grow more than a foot high
u and laid it by perfectly free from
Il them. The next year it was il
u wheat, and now I felt sure that
: should see no more of them; tina
e was four years ago, and the field ha
Is had corn, potatoes and wheat since
v and still the artichokes grow, thougl
II more sparingly, and l am beginning
IL to hope that l may live to see then
n eXtirpated.
y 1t is fact settled beyond dispute
is that seed will lie in the ground fo
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-09

There is respect due to age, but
there is also respect due to youth,
the lack of which accounts for many
a failure in the household and in
systems of education.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-09

Merit wins, as the marvellous sue
cess of Hoods SarsaparilIa shows. II
possesses true medicinal merit. Sold
by all druggists.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-09

That bright and lively little boy
used to be sickly and delicate before
his mother gave him DIR. Bulbs
Worm Destroyers. He calls them
"good candies"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-09

We are sent into this world to
make it better and happier and in
proportion as we do so we make our
selves both.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-09

The men who do things naturally,
slowly, deliberately, are the men who
oftenest succeed in life.
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GU E S

Broken Constitution,
Debility of Old Age,
Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
Heartburn and Sour Stomach,
Weight and Tenderness in Stomach,
Loss of Appetite,
Frightful Dreams,
Dizziness and Ringing in the Ears,
Weakness of Extremities and
Painting,
Impure and Impoverished Blood,
Boils and Carbuncles,
Scrofula,
Scrofulous Swelling and Ulcers,
Consumption of the Lungs,
Catarrh of the Lungs,
Bronchitis and Chronic Cough,
Liver Complaint,
Chronic Diarrhea,
Delicate and Scrofulous Children,
Summer Complaint of Infants.
5 cured by this wonderful Nervine Tonic.
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are brosen down from overwork or household
cares Browns Iron BittCrS
rebuilds the system aids digestion, removes ex-
cess of bile ana cures malaria. Get the genuine.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-09
NERVOUS DISEASES.

As for class Of Nervous Diseases remedy has been able
to with the Nervns o1 winch pleasant o and harmless n n
ua Nnenths of all the ailments to which the human family heir are
dependent exhaustion and impaired digestion When there
insufficient supply of food in the blood general state of debility of
the BRAIN spinal and the result Starved nerves like
starved muscles become strong when the kind Of food supplied and
thousand weaknesses and ailments disappear the As the
must supply all the power by which the vital forces Of the
body carried is the first to suffer for want of perfect nutrition.
Ordinary food does contain sufficient quantity of the kind nurment
necessary repair the present mode of living and labor imposes
upon the For this becomes necessary that food be
supplied This production South American Continent has been
found by analysis the essential elements of which tissue
formed This accounts for its magic power all forms OF nervous
arrangements.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-09

Quarrels would never last long il
the faults were on one side only.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-09

This wonderful Nen Tonic has only recently introduced into
this country by the Great South American Medicine Company vet its
great value curative agent has long been known by the
nt of South America who rely almost wholly upon great medicinal
powers to cure every form of disease by which they ovken
This and valuable South American medicine possesses powers and
qualities hitherto unknown the medical profession This medicine has
completely solved the problem of the of Indigestion Dyspepsia Liver
forms of failing health from whatever performs this the
Nervne Tonic qualities which and by its great curative powers
compares with this wonderfully valuable Nervne Tonic builder and
strengthened of the life forces of the human body and of
broken down constitution also permanent value the
treatment and of diseases the Lungs than consumption
edes used this continent marvellous
of females of all Ladies who approaching the critical period
as change in life should not fail to this great Nne Tonic almost
constantly for the space of two three years. 1t will carry them safely
the danger This great strengthened and curative is of emabe
value to the aged and in6m because its negng properties will
give them hold on life twill add fifteen years the lives of
many those who will half dozen bottles the remedy year.
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Many Persons

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