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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-05
. SPENCER.


Dora, pastoral drama in three acts
founded on Tenuyson's poem, will be
given by the Buckeye Club at Academy
Hall, Spencer, on Saturday evening, Nov.
Sth, for the purpose Of purchasing chairs
for the hall, followed by a side-splilting
farce. A good attendance is desired.
Grandma Grissinger has returned 70
Spencer after a two-montbs stay in Penn.
sylyania visiting her brolber.
James Freeman came home from Mich.
igan to put in his vote for Mckinley.
Programme Teachers Institute, Spen-
Ger, Saturday, Nov. 18th, 10 a. m: 10 to
1915, opening exercises; 1915 10 1925,
grammar, Chas. Woods; 1895 to II :O5'
discussion and music; II ;O5 To | 1 80, pen
manship, Harvey Pittinger; II 80 to II ;45,
discussion. Adjournment TO .15. 1;l5
to 30, music; 90 10 :35, primary work
Gay Harrington; 1875 10 200, discussion
200 to 2;30, organization; recess to 245;
s:45 to 3;O5, physiology, DR.. E. E. Britton
3:05 10 0 :25, discussion; 3 :25 to 3;45, mis-
cellaneous. Adjournment.
BLACK Bird
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HUNTINGTON.

Nov. ., 20.
Another rainy Sunday, but We are get
ting used 10 them, 50 that last Sunday the
church was quite well filled.
The Epworth League meets for social
and literary entertainment on Friday even
ing OF this week at Mrs. Junes. All are
invited The young folks especially will
md theee meetings very pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs, Palmer Stedman are both
on the sick list.
The renter road between Mr.. Hazcl,on's
and Lashel's corners is almost impassable.
The grading for the new bridge was done
60 late that the rains came before the
ground settled. and since II rains all the
time, the prospect Is the road will remain
morler bed all winter. People In North
EN- Ohio win learn alter awhile that
grading on the highway to be Of any use,
viii have 70 be done before the fall
months, or else left till the next spring.
Mr.. Edison Clark and his mother expect
70 70 20 Akron this week. Mrs. CLARK
viii spend The winter with her daughter
Mrs. Dr.. Lee.
Mrs. Edgar Baker was called 10 Mich
some three weeks ago by The sickness o
| her mother, Mn Moore, who lives h
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BRIGHTON.

Nov. Q, 100.
Mrs. Pierpoipt has returned TO her home
In Wyoming.
W. Masters and Mrs. Vincent are visit
ing their sister in Michigan.
Mr. Mason of Milan called upon old
friends in town.
Many OF our farmers have posted signs
upon their farms forbidding hunting or
shooting
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Congregation
al church mel with Mrs. Hall Nov. 9th.
Wednesday evening, Oct. 2oth, several
from this town attended the wedding Of
Mr.. +. Twlning and Miss Hardy, Of Kip
ton. fts
Miss Morgan is visiting a, Mr.. +. Kin
ney's.
Mrs. Snyder of Michigan spent a short
time with her sister. iu-law, Mrs. Hall.
Miss Maxwell attended wedding at
Berlin Heights, Thursday evening last.
SAN.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-05
KIPTON.

Nov, 3, 30.
A large number of relatives and friends
Of the two families were assembled ut the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Hardy,
Wednesday evening to witness the mar
riage of their youngest daughter, Carrie,
TO Fred A. Twining. The ceremony was
performed at 7:SO o'clock by Rev. Rut.
lege Of Brighton. The home was very
tasteiully decorated and pleasantly ar
ranged for the convenience of the COM
pany. who were served to refreshments,
prepared by the host and hostess. Many
handsome and valuable gifts were bestow-
cd, among which were a $1,0O00O check
from the brides father and $500 90
check from her uncle, VIM. Hardy, a sill
ver tea set, silver wafer set, china set,
handsome articles Of silver, sets Of glass,
lamps, picture books, clock and other
gifts
The happy couple will commence
housekeeping soon.
The ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
Church viii meet in the basement Of the
church, Thursday Nov Q. Dinner al
twelve O'Clock Everybody invited.
Mr.. JEFF Bates has returned home from
the islands q
James Anderson'of Toledo is 10 town
G. L.
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LODI.

Nov. Q, 100.
Edward Pence Of Leroy, was in this
city last week. f ~ 9f e4l
Mr.. Mantz, Of Tenn, is visiting friends
and relatives. He came back to vote for
Warwick.
Mr.. Fitch has sold his property on
Church street to Mr. Brewster. 81 a'p
Mrs. M. p. Stevens is visiting her
daughter in Ashland for few weeks.
Dr. John J. Kinney, Of Creston was in
this city hast week.
IF. Turner, of Canton was in town
last week. ~ tff gEp
Everybody is hurrahing for Mckinley.
Miss Mary Green Is spending few
days among friends in Cleveland.
Literary next Wednesday evening.
Will Keefer and family, of Burbank
are visiting in town.
Died Of paralysis of the heart, on Sunday
morning at 4 a. m, John Smell Funeral
was held a. the house on Monday after
noon ar p. m.
F. Fl. White has sold his stock Of
watches, clocks and jewelry to w. W.
Wells, and will hereafter devote himself
to his trade.-The Lodi Chronical
Mr.. Miller, who lies sick with typhoid
fever at the home Of his brother Henry, is
still in very critical condition.
Mrs. Worrell is very sick with malaria
fever
Sherman Carr was in Medina last week.
Loads of hickory are being delivered at
Moor g. Lyman's for carriage wood.
j. Huichison Hall came back to Lodi
to vote for Mckinley OK.
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wHITEFOx.

Nov, y, 30.
Mr.. and Mrs J. p. Lee started for Wis
consin Oct. 81.
Mrs. Beebe and son Gustie have been
visiting friends in Michigan.
Chas. Fish went 10 Cleveland Saturday
10 stock up with goods ChAs. says busi-
ness is aourishiDg.
Mrs. Chas. Harris died Friday Oct. 3lst,
She leaves many friends to morn her loss.
Miss Matte Weston of Chicago, is visit
ing AT John Fosters.
A sad accident occurred west Of the
Butler crossing Thursday last, by Gar
Mcdonald being knocked of the track by
the cars, which resulted in his death Sun
day morning.
A. ]. Barnes is doing a good work visit
ing the sick one day out OF every week.
Where is the East Clarksheld progress
sive society, and why don't the president
call meeting.
Miss Dellahan spent Sunday, Oct 20, at
j. Fosters.
Ask Bert and Smith how many rabbits
they saw in 80 minutes.
Mr.. Rounds, Of Wisconsin, is visiting
ut VIM. Converse's.
Melvin Gum went to Norwalk 5atur-
day TO see Chas STEVE.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-05
7HE NEWS
AZ Gathered hr Our S,l.i,l GaEus.aisn!',
All lAbout the Happenings and Special
Eventsin their Immediate Vicinity.
The News
LITCHFIELD,

Nov. 3, 90.
Election tomorrow.
DR.. L. Seyercool lost very well bred
horse week before last.
VIM. Withrow, formerly Of this town,
but now Of Clarksfeld, o., visited In town
the past week.
P.0. Shank was in Cleveland Monday
and Tuesday.
The whistle OF the locomotive has become
quite familiar here. The track Is now
laid over one mile east Of town. Two
switches are in use, upon which are the
boarding cars.
II our depot builders don't get hustle
on tho question may soon be asked, why
did we not get depot when we had a
chance9
H. A. Caswell is contemplating moving
to Medina.
A general debate will take place in the
literary society tonight upon the subject
Resolved, that the rich man enjoys life
better than the poor man." Leader on the
affirmative side +. W. Woods on negative
side Mss A, Woodruff.
The following persons have been on the
sick list the past week; Mrs. W. Cole,
Mrs. J. +. Martin, W. o. Leach and Glare
Jenne. AT present all are convalescent.
Merteen's gang which built our
switches has moved to Akron and p. j.
Murphy TO Medina.
P.J. Clancy former Cleveland barber
has established barber shop In A. r.
Stranahan's store.
The Y. p. C.A. Of this place will give
an oyster supper in the town hall next
Saturday evening for the benefit Of the
reading room. Let everybody come and
help the good cause.
NJ. Church, Of lBeaver Falls, Pa.
visited friends and relatives in town ovei
J Sunday,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-05

Nov. \, W..
Last Sunday Elder Wm. r. Clark
preached his final farewell sermon NJ the
Baptist chwch. lie was connected with
the church for ten years prior to his re-
slgnation His successor has not yet been
collected.
The Tariff talk by Prof. T. N. Avery,
Monday night illustrated 10y the magic
lantern proved not only interesting but
decidedly Instructive. The audience was
well repaid for the Inconvenience Of
travelling nyer the Md roads to the town
hall.
Election passed of very quietly. A
light vote being polled, the mudy roads
keeping many from the polls Ryan for
Secretary Of State received majority Of
"a over Crowley.
J. T. Sheets, after an absence Of nearly
three years IN the South, returned home
TO vote. He does not appear to have sui
fered much, having gained both in flesh
and beauty during his absence.
Butter IS to 30 cents and eggs 90 cents
per dozis the size OF the Rochester market.
HALE COLUMBUS.
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PENFIELID.
Nov.a. ,aO.

Nov.3, 100.
Rain, snow and mud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil McC cConoughy, visited
in Columbia last week.
Mr.. Wm. Penfeld and wife are in town.
Misses SADIE and Van Mccoy, have re-
turned from PitsheId.
Jay Hart and family spent Saturday
and Sunday in Elyria.
Miss Elsie Denham is attending school
in Cleveland.
Mrs. Burt Hastings IS visiting her
parents in CrestDn.
Mr.. Walter Dal6leish. from Graliot CO.,
bIiclignuyis here visltllle Bis sistbf, 1lts.
b: iIchnohd and Mr.. p. Dalgleish.
A number of friends and neighbors met
at Mr.. McAiee's, last Tuesday night 70 cele-
brate the birthday of Mrs. M. Her
d.,o oh,ars ,rooon,.d hor r.,,h :. 49,, r;oo
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Miss May M,rehouse, Of wauseOu, is

Miss May Morehouse, Of Wauseon, is
visiting at N. Morehouse's
LA. Rhoades lost horse on the rail-
road Saturday.
School begins this week in the Sever
cool district on the Smith road under the
instruction Of Jacob Helms.
Frank Rising, who is working in Berea,
came home Saturday in order to cast his
ballot for Mckinley.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Baptist
church met at Mrs 2. s. STAIRS last
Thursday.
We hope that when this comes out in
print, that THE ENTERPRISE will be able
to announce among the list of US. Con-
gressmen the name Of Hon. VIM. Nc
Kinley. Protection.
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IA aRAsbE

Nov. Q, 90.
Old Mr.. Harrison died very suddenly a
few days ago. His funeral was held at his
Iate residence. Rev. 5. Early, Of Elyria,
officiating.
Mrs. Ault an aged lady, who has been
a great sufferer from paralysis died The
tore part OF last week.
Arthur Peet has been pronounced very
sick for the past lew days,
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Lansing. The last heard from her, she
was failing all the time.
Miss Lou Ward is home for two
weeks vacation. She teaches this winter
in Brighton. ad
Hattie Fenwick and Susie Fenwick are
home for vacation. Susie teaches in the
Holland district this winter and Hattie in
Penheld.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
meets next Wednesday morning with Mrs.
Milo June. Rain Or shine there will be a
meeting, for there is work 10 be done.
Mrs. Jenny Walker has been suffering
for six weeks with "badp finger, the
first finger on the right hand and II is no
better now but very painful. $.
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-05
Personal Liberty
Physical Slavery.

We are all free American citizens, en-
joying our personal liberty; but most Of
Us are in physical slavery, suffering
from scrofuls, salt rheum or some othc1
form Of impure blood. Hoods Ssrsapa.
rilla Is the great blood purifier which die
solves the bonds OF disease, gives healyl,
and peliect physical liberty. M
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on1rrAnY.-rIMEn q. KIronEN.

OBITUARN.-ELMkRE E. kITCHkN.
Died, October Goth, 1890. at the home OF his
mother, In Spencer, where he was born, Dec.
10th. 1851. and where his early life was spent
When about l6 years Of age he was baptized
and united with the Baptist church at Hunt
ington, Loraln county, ohio.
In April, 1880 he entered Denlson University
at Granville. Ohio. After studying there
about two years he returned home on account
Of M health. In April. 1884, he went TO Colo
rado, with the hope that change Of climate
might prove beneficial. He entered Denver
University, and was graduated from there In
June, 1886, and during the year commencing
September, 1886, he taught the school at Villa
Grove. Colorado. In the fall Of 1851 he was
elected principal OF the Alamosa, Colorado,
public schools. He held that position until
his health failed again. when he resigned. He
was elected county judge OF Costllla county.
Colo. In October, 1889, and taught school In the
same county during the winter Of $3.50 He
was engaged much In civil engineering during
vacations. Was again weakened by that
dread disease, lagrippe. While stopping for
time in Canon city. Colo. and visiting friends,
he was taken violently sick. The kindest Of
friends minlstered unto him until the arrival
OF his sister, and rs soon Ms he recovered suf
ficlently to undertake tie journey they came
to the old home, arriving August %. 1880.
Among his last words we're those; I'm not
afraid to die" Possessed Of noble qualities,
he made many friends. lie was the flower Of
the home circle, and viii be sadly missed,
Funeral Services at the residence. Oct. @.
from the topic, "We all do fade as u leaf"
Rev. Wall. Of Wellington, ofiiciating.
Brother. thou art asleep in Jesus.
Angels DER thee their vlgils keepi
Gone little while before us.
Peacefully, percefully. peacefnlls sleep
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-05

The consciousness Of having a remedy
at hand for Group, pneumonia, sore
throat and sudden colds, is very cousol-
ing to parent. With bottle OF Ayers
Cherry Pectoral in the house, one feels,
In such cases, sense Of security nothing
else can give.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-05

l preecribe Simmons Liver Regulstor.
and Il deserves all the praise Il receiyes.---
DR.. d. w. Atkinson, Sloan Springs, Ark,
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WHEELING 1 LAKE ERIE RAILROAD,
Cleveland. q Marietta R. R.

ss-Train No. . win leave Toledo one hour
late. Sunday and run one hour late from oil
stations TO 0rryille.
Nos. /, 8 and ; daily others daily OF. sunday.
Furtheri rinformatlon lnrsrardto this line vlll
befoundo parea.
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ss-Nos.S 5, Las, 10 and "A win run daily
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-10

o. JoNO
dowodzca gwardyl narodowe.l
m1asteczka, AMI chciaf przyjac
tego stopnla, chyba pod wa
runkiem, 2e cafy battalion, ME
karablnami, lecz kijmi mustro-
wac sic bedzle, i De CD XII
ME spade zatkpie do boku.
Gdy sic o TEN dowiedziaf
nasz pan %jenera}, smiai sic do
rozpuku, jednak ME bardzo
zyczy1 soble podobnych Office
cerow, lkogo innego miano.
wal dow6dzca wzln,anaowanej
gwardyi.
Przeclez Don Rodrigos z
wclenuego'i bardzo znakomi'
tego pochodzi1 rodu, trzeba
bylo stuchac, gdy w~szedfszy
do sall rycerskiej W swym
zamku, wyhiegf ~pamlecia
W dawne easy; wskazujac ma
cie1kie zbroje, hefmy, puzzle
RE l sable, rozpowiadaf pre-
wa3ne swych przodkow zasiu.
gi:. ka3dy byf chwat. ka2dy
dzielny, jedep bill sic W Ame-
ryce drug W IndyacE, ten W
Holandyi, ow W Ziemi sw.,
ten zdobvf dziesiec, drugi
dwadz'escia sztardarow, i
to byla prawda Mospanie, DO
Hiszpanie kiedys wcale ryrer-
skim byli narodem. Pisa W
kronikach, he to oni Amery-
Ike odkryli, i jakiegos fran
cuzkiego krola do niewoll "a
brazil. | teraz ME brak i'm jesz-
cze ma meztwie, ale2 W gorach
tYlko, tam oni Ivy; lecz ma
czystem polu, oko W oko,
piers W piers, inn" rzecz;
czmychaia niby horda ayd6w,
do ktorych tel wielkle podo-
blenstwo maja z czarnych O.
Gu, sniadych lie, du2ych
pafakowatych MOSCOW.
Oto3, lie MOI Don Rodrgos
z znakomitego tego krakow
skiego pochodzil rodu, ze sam
byt hrabia dziedzicem kllku
%folwarkow, zamku i kilkuna-
stu w}ok skaf nagich, pustych,
granitowych, he wreszcie byl
grandem, a to W Hiszpanii
prawie to samo co u las Sc
nator, ami chciaf sfuchaG, ze :
by corka byfa moja iona, fran.
cuzklego porucznika, rodaka
z mad Wisfy, czleka niezna-
nego rodu i pustych kieszer.
30 widzisz MOI bracie, cho-
claz zo1d byf ME ely, chot
kompania, kt6ra dowodziiem.
pare tyslecy frankow przyno'
sila do roku, zaw>ze bylc
PREY mnie chfodno i biedno,
JUL to widac take przeznacze.
ME naszej familil, gospodaro-
wac Mkt z mas II, umle n.
chce, oszczedzac grosza ten
mniei; bic sic. to idzie jak z
pfatka! Nieszczesciem rabacz
ka ME zawsze pieniadz niesle
moi zas rozchodzif sic Bog
vie gdzie i ]ak pc swlecie
pc odebraniu 2oidu hucz'
no, butno, to ballk, to gra
szampan, kllka dni dzieE
noe, potem dmuchaj w palce
ratuj sic jak mozesz, pozy.
czaj to cd tego to Cd tamtego,
i lie chudo.
MOI don Rodrigos wiedzia]
to wszystko, lgdym mu, jak
ma &olnlerza %przystalo, oswald
czyf wprost szczerze me checi,
to odparf take wrecz i szcze-
RE, 2e donny Salvatory ME
da W Gale "a zone, ona zbyt
m1oda, zbyt niedoswladczona,
wielklego majatku ME ma, BE
s1a MOI charakter, sposob ay-
cia, ze obawia sic 0 przyszloSc.
re niezaWodnie DO roku lub
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-10
FRASZKI.

FRASZKI,
Zydowsh1e ecszystho.
" matem miasteczku-przed
shlepem.
Co pan dobrodzi pocibu-
mn,e Jest wszlstkle to-
wary.
-Okulary SAL.
-Jest;- -jest-dlaczego nj
Bye MECH w%ilamozny pan
pozwoli do sklepu...
u sh7eple.
Go pan dobrodzi pocibu-
No, okulary mowitem...
Go to Jest okulary?... SUI
re! Wusy dues okulary?...
-Ech wais nyszt.
-Nie-nle ma takich...
William, wielkorzadca Wir-
gininji, rozmawial razu pew
nego z kupcem IA ulicy. W
tenn przechodzi murzyn, ME-
wolnik i mile ich pozdrowif.
Rzadzca uprzejmie mu podzie-
kowaf.;
-Jasnie wlelmozny Pan
tax sic poni2asz, il niewolni-
kowi dziekujesz?
"A czemuz ME, odpowie-
dial rzadzca; ME chciafbym,
3eby niewolnik odemnie mlaf
bye grzeczniejszy.
Szynkarz: Wystaw sobie,
doktorze kochany, dis W no.
cy wfamall sic zfodz;eje do
mel piwnlcy i skradli okofo
100 haszek wilma, gdybY mi
sic to jake udato wykryG tych
ge1ganow.
Doktor:-O! to bedzle rzecz
bardzo 1atwa, on; pc wypiciu
waszego wina-wszyscy przyi-
da do mnie sic leczy6.
A. Jak 1estescie kontenci re
swego ziecia.
B. Z~namlenity, tylko graG
W karty ME umie.
A. Toscie sic powinni u te-
60 cieszyG.
B. Ba, ME umje, a jednak
era w kartY.
Peters G. W pasz-
tecie, ktory carowi PREY snia-
danlu POLAND, znaleziono kar-
IKE, ma MEL byto wymalowa-
nych dwoch nih1list6w, a pod
mimi napis: ,,za kil!Za miesie'
cy, bedzle mas tn wlecel w
Aotlecle, i W zupie l W two
iej. panic, c%hafupie''...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-10
i E X A r T W O
IA
Ma ca lem sWiecie lest tyIkO
ledno lekarStwO, DIR. HeinegO
zloty specyfik CDR. Heines
Golden Specifikl.
Moe byC 0ancm w fliz

Moze bye dancm W flizance
l;"wy hub herbaty bez w1edzy "a
3 Najaccgo. a sprowAdza kuracya
szybka, trwaia, zarowno czy pa
event Jest umiarkowanym piiakiem,
czy n"fogowym opojem. Tysiace
opojow zostafo w~yleczonych ITO
tvm sp.e fl klem W swoiej
kawle bez ich wiedzy, q dzisiai
oni NIGGA sic powstrzymac cd pa.
lonych trunkow z wfasnej wolf.
Zazywanie tego lekarstwa ME wy
wofuje zadnego szkodllwego skut-
ku. Ia wyleczenie sic reczy. Zg}oa-
Gle sic pc cyrkularze i blizsze
szczeg6iy. AdresowaG w zanfaniu:
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co. 1876
Race Street. Cincinnati O..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-10
NarzeczOna z brOda.
Obrazek z cZas0w wOjen
napOleOnskich.
wziszpanii-
(Ciag dalszy).

Salvatory, kt6z ma to zwaza,
kiedy sic kocha, a ia kocha-
lem sic W Donnie ! ona mnie
kochaia, ]ak to mowia, ms
zaboj.
Jaki byi poczatek, jak sic
urodzifa ia mi1ost, dallpan jul
ME wien, mnie sic zdale, Re
ztad, II ia byfem m1ody i mo-
ia Donna mla1s doplero lat
siedmnascle, ze diva message
strawllismy pod Jednym da-
chem, zawsze PREY sobie i z
SODA, ze gra1em jake tako ma
gitarze, a ona pieknle spie-
wafa, i W kohcu, lie tax WI
dac Pan Bog d%opuscif, a to
naipewriejsza przyczyna.
Ia zas moja mi1oSc ME
by1a taxa Jak wszystkie inne
W wojsku Napoleona; wiedz
BOWEN, kochaio sic czesto i
wszedzle, gdziesle tylko sta
nefo kwatera; QUITO byf ME-
jake porzadek zwykly,
nikomu ME chclafo sic
nudzi6, kaademu rozweseliG, a
ma odrzepke cd nudy i ma
podaiete wese]a, koniecznie
potrzebna dzlewczyna.
Kocha]qc sic zas ma prawde
o tenn wledz, koniecznie
przychodzi chez ozenienia sic,
dalipan! szalona chec, nlewiem
iak W zdrowej mole urodzlc
sic glowie; lecz tel z zdrowa
gfowa niewiem czy sic kto
kledY ma serYo pokocha,
trzeba do tego szaiu, 60
raczki, slepoty. Tvs MILDLY,
pamietaj o tenn, ola mnie ]u2
zapozno, a kiedys kochajac
sic ami pomyslalem ,abym kledy
mogf tax r~ozumowac, jak OTTO
dis z toba.
LecZ do ozenienia wielu
rzeczY potrzeba, a co najwie.
cej podtug Napoleons kodek-
su ,zezwolenla rodzicow. Brzyd.
kle prawo dalipan, JUL to O.
czywiscie kledy go pisaf ce.
sarz, pewnie sic ME kochaf
aIe3 czy on sig kiedy W zy.
ciu kochai? Mowia, lie W J6'
ze6nle, ba, ba! ME wierze
temu, przeciez ME by}by sic
rozwodzif, a przypuSciwszy
he to zrobif ola dobra panstwa
i Interest," dynastyi, czyzby ia
zostawiat W Poryau, kiedy
sam biegf do Wfoch, do Egip.
tn lub Nien:iec? Wreszcie
wielki czlowlek, alboz zDaidzie
dose czasu ma mifostki? Sly.
szafem tel TO z pewnych ust
o pierwszej jego l najgwaitow'
niejszej, jak sam mowlf, mi.
1oscl. Czy wlesz Mospanie
jake byfo wtedy lego szczes-
Gle najwyzsze? OTTO gdy mog:
jesc wisnie pospoiem z kochap.
ka... Jesc wlsnIe, zgodziibym
sic ,lecz IA ter ograniczac swe
szczescie, nadzieje /; checi =
ba Mospenie! a cd czego krew
W zyfach, SERGE W piersi.
Ot6&, jak wszyscY oddajae
winny hold wojskowemu ge-
nluszowi i niezaprzeczonej ma.
drosci cesarza, przeklinalem
chetke, jaka miaf do mieszania
sic we wszystko a szczegol-
niej W gryzmo1e kodeksow
czemu1 Jej ME pozostawlf W
Paryzu; onl wzglednlejsi by
liby, jezell ME ola sleb;e, tc
ola swych dziecl i krewnych
nadewszystko ow wzmlanko
wany artykul clezyt ma mysli
] jake maczej bye miato
kiedy ia kochafem, chclafem
sic o2eai6, a rodzice mole
DonEy Salvatory ami sfyszet
0 TEN ME chcieli szczegolnie
tel ojciec.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-07
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cfying with pain Of cutting teethf II 40,
send AT once and get bottle of Mrs.
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teething. Its value is incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm,
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ems the gums, reduces Inflammation. and
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for Children Teething is pleasant to the
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the oldest and best female nurses and ply
sicians in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price 25 cents per bottle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-07
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