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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21
CLARINGTON.

CLARINGToN, o.. September 20. - Mr.
Geo. McGrew, of Captina, o., spent Sun
day here.
Mr. Geo w Stephan has accepted po-
sitou in McFadden's hat store at Wheel
ing
Lee AnshutZ's merry-gO-round arrived
the lot in the rear of the National House.
and the young folks are having Jolly time
riding.
Dr. Martin moved his family from Malta
moras to this place this week.
Capt. T. s. Thomas and wife are visiting
relatives at Evansville. Ind.
Rev Rutledge preached his farewell ser
mon in the NJ. +. church at this place last
Sunday before going to Conference.
Miss Agnes Smythe, of Woodstleld, j.:
visiting friends here this week.
Mrs. Kate Topp, son and daughter are
visiting in the country this week
Elder Henderson is holding prOtractet
meeting in the Christian Church at this
place this week.
Miss Carrie Stephens left last Thursday
for Marietta, where she has gone to learn
the tailor trade.
Mrs. Elizabeth Topp had fine large
monument erected on the family lot in the
cemetery here this week.
Mr. Michael Duerr is able to 90 TO work
again. He has been laid up with a sore
hand for over a month.
Miss Lottie Kimple returned home this
week from visit with friends at Pitts
burg.
There was a select hop at the Town Hall
Thursday evening.
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ELM GROVE

Elm GROVE. September 2O.-Dr. VIII
Cracraft and wife entertained party Of
Young folks on Friday evening in honor OF
Mr.. Harry u. Chambers who will leave
shortly for Baltimore to resume his medi-
cal studies. Dancing and games were in
dulged i'm until "a late hour and pleasant
time was had Prof Kulmeyer furnished
the music.
Miss Annie Owens, of Wheeling, spent
last Sunday with Mrs. Michael Madden.
Mr. Hannibal Forbes will remove his
family on Tuesday 10 Boston, Mass, where
they Intend making their home for time
To-day was pay day AT the coal works.
Mayor McCurdy and family and his
sister. Mrs Tom Elliott, returned home
from St Louis Mo, on Wednesday,
Homer White, of the Eureka oil fields,
viii spend Sunday with his family at this
place.
Robert Jones, of the Warrington oil
fields, paid short visit to the Grove this
week.
a. l.. Simms and Harry Kimmins spent
Monday i'm the woods. They returned
home with sixteen squirrels and one
grounding.
Mrs. Ann Madden and daughters Misses
b. ana Katie, spent Sunday with relatives
at the Grove.
Mr.. win Riley. of the West, is visiting
at.J. /. kimmins'.
Mr. Homer Cracraft had a narrow escape
from serious injury. on Friday evening
He was out riding. and his horse became
frightened and ran away, throwing him
out of the buggy He was picked up and
found in a dazed condition, but was not
badly hurt
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BENwOOD

BrNwoop. September 2).-Mr. =. Smith,
of Martins Ferry, was iu town yesterday.
Mrs Gibson Will shortly remove 20
Homestead, PA.
There are uo indications of our having
the new city building erected Immediately.
Mr. j. NJ. Bodiey was down at Nc
Ncchcu last week viewing eligible sites
for the WAGON works He took under con-
sideratiou two propositions for several
sites.
NIr j. WOrthiug-on, the trIsty raIl car
ricr. has been Ou the sick list
The primary elec-.Cn made things lively
Boo town yesterday
Mr. y TruaX and bride, of Watertown,
Pa. are guests at the residence of Mrs.
TruaX, Sr.
Mr. G.. Burssee has returned srom a
pleasant visit Co his OLD home.
Mrs ". Dusgan. of McNlecheu, is in
disposed.
Mrs r.. Higss has removed from Glen
dale 90 McAlechen, where she c0ntemplateS
openings large boarding house
The school at McMechen is i'm such a
crowded condition by the excessively large
enrolment thar the trustees are discussing
employing another teacher aad securing
au additional room
Mr. T.. Allen has removed his family to
Miss Nellie Barrett and Miss Gusta De
temple are attending the Seguiu Institute
}t Bcy. j. q. EJiu. of Wheeling was
iu town Thursday
rlo.ufiOuarF entertainment was given
Dos SIR H. Drmcr. in the NJ. j.. Church.
Thursday evening 10 uetted about Sill
HALF ot the proceeds went 90 the church.
Mr. August Hope has returned from a
trip t0 New MartiuSviile
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paving and pressed brick, sewer pipe, e etc,
The plant will be located north OF the ialr
grounds. They find no trouble IN getIihg
buyers for the stock. c,,n,
II. Zillikan has returned from New Cum
berland
w. c. Barclay is some better to-day
Robt. Scott is considered out of danger
from an attack of fever.
Miss Tallman, an accomplished young
lady of St. Clairsville, is visiting MISS
BOYD, on Pleasant avenue.
Misses Mary and Lucy Hammond spent
Saturday in town.
Archie Sage spent Saturday in Wheel
ing -.
in the Exposition on Thursday.
The Standard Glass House closed down
it may be indefinitely on Thursday
The School Board put down a sewer
from the school building TO the large sewer
in the center of the city.
Mr.. Mad Moring Of Bellaire, o., was
interviewing the glass manufacturers on
FRIDAY
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FAIRMONT.

FArRNoNr. September cot is current
ly reported here that body OF between
five and six thousand acres Of coal IN the
vicinity of Barracksville was recently sold
10 an eastern syndicate, who will operate II
quite extensively. A number OF attorneys
are now engaged in looking up the titles To
the different tracts, and there seems TO De
no doubt the affairs go.
Phil PRESS. of Grafton, is here putting
the roof on the new Brock building on Bar
ney street.
Mrs. Mary Madden, wife Of Michael
Madden, died of cancer on Tuesday last
aged about 40. She had recently been 10
Wheeling for treatment, but obtained no
relief Mrs. Madden was the Oldest daugh-
ter of John Deveny, and was a most excel
lent woman. Her funeral occurred on
Monday from the Catholic chnrch, Kew.
Father McGrath officiating.
Quite a number of persons from here at
tended the reunion at Parkersburg tins
week. the more prominent being Colonel
James w. ShrOyer, Meade Post No d; Or.
d. w. W. Bolton, Candidate Parker, John
j. West and Thomas c. Borgess..
Wilson Camden is attending the Universe
w Law Department at MOrgantOwn.
Robert Talbot was in MorgantOwn Fri
day and Saturday on business.
Mrs Kate White, of ROmney, who was
formealy Mrs. Kate Steel, of this place, is
"a guest in the family of A. j. Stone. She
is accompanied by her daughter Bessie.
County Clerk Carpenter and family are
of on a visit TO country friends in this and
MonOngalia counties.
Attorneys Watson and Powell were in
Clarksburg this week, and Attorneys Nc
Gov. Smith and Linn were at New Mar
tinsville.
James c.. Burdette wife and daughter,
of Grafton, are visiting friends and rela-
tives in this place.
Frank Swisher is out after a severe at
tack of typhoid fever.
Samuel Il. Nuzum, the furniture man,
was up the NJ r. Il. k. this week putting
i'm station house seats.
=. :. Yeager and Eugene Comerford will
leave Monday for trip TO Hot Springs,
Ark. in search of health.
Coils VIM. Hood, of ShiunstOn, James
". Borgess., of Waho0, and Joseph \.
Leeper. of Monongah, were engaged in town
for several days this week.
Miss Gertrude Steele, well known here,
and a daughter of the late Thomas Steele
will be married al ROmney on Wednesday
next. 20 a Mr. Nichols, of near Washing
ton, ID. G.
Elliott MOtris, of Pawpaw district, Will
shortly move his family TO the county seat.
DR. W. W. Walton is in Jail on charge
Of stealing chickens The Doctors friends,
both in the profession and out, believe him
innocent of stealing either chickens OF
pumpkins and think some enviOus profess
sional rival is responsible for his persecu-
ton.
Robt. c. Conway made another ship
ment of fine cattle East this week.
VIM. ID. Rhea has returned from the
wild and wool ~ West.
Miss Jettie Jollih, charming little lady
of Monongalia county, is the guest of the
Misses Laymau, on Quincy street
Issac CUP is home on visit to his
mother He is now a thrifty citizen OF
Kansas.
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RAVENSwOOD.

RAvENsw0oD,S September 2O.-Miss Wood
ward accompanied her father, Senator
woodward, of Roane county, TO this city
Monday.
Miss Lille Roberts is visiting friends in
Parkersburg.
Mrs. Hustler is visiting her husband
relatives at Pitts0urg.
Miss Nollie Stats departed for visit TO
Kansas City Wednesday.
Mrs. Oscar jenkins, of Louisville, KY,
is visiting her mother Mrs Kelley.
Miss Cora Spencer, of Parkersburg, is
a guest of her friend, Miss Julia Curtis.
Capt Basil T. Bowers, of New Martins
vile. was a guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Kotzebue, a few days.
Ira Edwards is student at Marietta
college this winter.
Mrs Frank Barr is visiting at Belpre.
Henry Grant was in Wheeling on bust
ness this week.
Geo. Cunningham and Lee Golf, of Spen-
Ger. passed through this city Monday en-
route TO Cincinnati.
Mrs. L. NJ Fiuuey is visiting her brother
in Ohio
Miss Ida Taylor and Mrs Frank Cooper
arrived home on the Andes Thursday morn
ing
c. c. Shank and son Earl attended the
reunion Thu rsday.
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was removed to the Insane Asylum this
weell He was a prominent man, and one
NJ the best accountants in the State.
Tohn Peck. Sr.. father of +. A. Peck,
who has been i'll for some time, is reported
better.
Hon Benz Wilson is in the city.
During the week Attorneys Peck, Blair
and Showalter, Of Richie county, attended
Court ,,,,- NJ
The nomination OF Judge Edwin Max
well for the Senate meets the appreciation
of the Republicans here.
ON Monday the Republicans hold their
County Convention. A lively time Is eX-
pected. ,,.-- Md
Miss Meta Pritchard and Miss Maud
Auu have returned from Buckhannon,
where they have been visiting friends
The injunction in the case of Romlne
against Hart has been dissolved. The case
h is said. will be taken TO the Supreme
Court. where il is expected TO have the
laws relating 20 the recording OF deeds oil
trust on personal property construed.
It's rumored again that we are TO have
the contemplated Pennsylvania railroad.
MAY it come. The more the better for
ClarksDurg.
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PORTLAND.

PORTLAND. o., September 20.-The c. *
?. is now engaged in repairing the EN-
bankment damaged by the recent Hood,
stone taking the place of the earth washed
out.
The firm heretofore known as Hodgen Y
Ward has dissolved, Mr.. j. I. Hodgen, the
senior member, retiring. and w. r. Smith,
of the Kelly Coal Company, taking. his
place. The firm name hereafter will be
Ward < Smith.
Mrs. Joseph Waterman, OF Bridgeport,
and Mrs. Joseph Parkinson, OF Smithtleld
Township, were the guests Of T. .. Bet
toms family on Saturday last.
The American Mechanics initiated seven
members on Tuesday night and will lni-
tiate about the same number next meeting
with quite number of applications not yet
acted upon. The Council will lose one OF
its most efficient members in the near tut
ure. Mr.. Wallace Medill who leaves in a
few DAYS for New York to accompany a
number Of men employed TO build railroad
in Cuba. The road is owned and Will be
operated by a Virginia smelling company
to haul ore 10 the seabOard from the lnte-
rior of the island. Mr. Medill will act rs
Itime-keeper for the men employed.
Mr.. and Mrs Crawford, of Wheeling,
were the guests of w. II. Stringer's family
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Lewis Pope, of Matamoras, was
the guest of Portland friends Tuesday.
Adam Fehrenbach is home from Wheel
ing. Mr. Fehrenbach's family will remove
to Martins Ferry the first of October.
Mrs, T. O. Betton and daughter Jessie
are visiting Mrs. Sanderson o: Williamson
Run.
J. d. Stringer is sick with typhoid
fever
Miss Jennie Adams, of the East Side, is
also sick
The Methodist Protestant denomination
which has heretofore had their preaching
at Warrenton. will hold their services here
after in the Presbyterian church at this
place.
Justice Phillips family, of Wheeling,
are visiting Portland friends to-day.
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST CLNRsvILLE, September pa large
number of st. Clairsville people attended
the Cadiz Fair on Thursday and Friday
The carpenters and timers have all they
can do Mcbride Bros wagon and car
riage work are working both day and night.
The merchants are the only ones who say
times are dull.
Trimble Il Lutz have about completed
the steam heating apparatus at the school
building.
Samuel Boroff and wife were serenaded
on Tuesday night by the town boys. But
Sam got wind of IL and slipped into the
crowd and helped them make the music be-
fore they knew anything about it. The
band was composed of seven tin horns,
three strings of sleigh bells, two dinner
bells, JepsOn IL Patton's store box for a
bass drum and a sheet of tin Tor tenor
drum
Mr.. Fisher. representing the company
that published tho History of the Upper
Ohio Valley, is trying to collect for that
firm. He finds il rather hard TO do. rs the
history of this county is full Of errors.
Prof Il. NJ. Collins went TO Piedmont,
w. Va, to reopen the public schools at that
place.
Harry Boroff. of the firm of Borotf Bros,
is on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Welday are attend
ing the Conference at Cambridge.
Mrs. Isaac Katchar, of Malaga, is visiting
her daughter Mrs Jas. Whites at this place.
Walter Troll is down with typhoid fever.
He was working in Bellaire when taken
sick.
Clyde Patton is learning the iewelry
trade With Geo. Brown X Son.
The county and corporation together are
grading the National road in the hollow
! Just east of the court house. They are put
ting the dirt on the Longley avenue fill.
| This is great improvement, as the street
was higher than the floors of tho houses in
the hollow.
Newell *. Kennon is working hard for
the nomination for Congress.
The new officers that took charge the
| first of this month are at work with all their
might. They find it no child's play to run
an Office in this county.
Albert Lawrence, the Democratic nomi-
nee for Prosecuting Attorney, has been a
resident of this town for about seven years
and is an honest and upright lawyer If
he is elected he will make one of the best
Prosecutors that this county has ever had
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21
NUGGETS OF NEWS
PICKED UP AT RANDOM IN OUR NElGHBOR
TOWNS.
The Events q The Week Gathered and Condensed
For the Registers Correspondence Page
Interesting Gossip q All
Sorts.
GRAFTON.

GRAFTON. September 2O.-Mrs. James
Burdett. of West Grafton, IS visiting
friends in Marion county.
John A. Cole returned Friday from ous-
mess trip Oh Virginia
Miss Kate Purintou. of Kingwood IS
visiting relatives iu town.
Miss Prudence Hiukle, who has been Wis
iting friends no Buckhannon for the past
month. has returned and resumed ms posi-
tion as music teacher
James Flanagan. the popular GrdI-
ton and Grceubrier conductor, IS taking no
the Reunion at Parkersburg. Superu-
teudeut Lafertv is filing his place
Nessrs Thos Devolt and IhOs. Jollh,
two of M0uongllia county most prosper
GUS farmers. are In town on Court business.
A. \ Bradford. of Chicago. was in town
Friday enroute % his old homciu PnilppL
Samuel Lee Henderson and Miss Laura
Jane Reese were married on last Thursday
morning mo the home of the brides father,
Captain Isaac Reese, Rev. Jas. A. Maxwell
of The Baptist Church, officiating.
Hon John ~. Mason. of Washington, IS
attending court and Will also take in the
big convention to-day
Miss N0lc Hamilton is visiting friends
iu Preston county.
The trustees Of the NJ. Il. church have
just completed tho repairs ou their cnurcn
building and services viii oc held in the
church 0n Sunday for tlcnrst time n sew
crai weeks They have placed in new
staam heaters. repaiuted. the chairs, put
o+icw wall paper, sc. until now 10 Is d
very handsome church building.
The Presbyterian church is also under
going repairs. on account of which there
win be- u0 services iu that church on sun
t,r-... D -,,,,i-..,ff who will have
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ranged affairs that ever took place in this
city. Mr.. Simeral goes out of office with
the friendship and good will OF every one
who came in contact with him ,during ms
official career, and during his long PERIOD
of service there has never uttered WINS
per Of suspicion rejecting on any OF MS
acts. He and his family can feel proud oil
his record as public officer.
Mrs. Neff and Mrs. Bronnell, represent
ing the Social Purity Society, are again
after Adam Hammerly, proprietor OF the
London Theatre They were before Coun-
ell last Tuesday evening soliciting that
steps be taken to close up the establish
ment. their allegation being that 1t is an
immoral place and injurious to the welfare
of the youth of the city. However, Coun-
ell didn't seem to take much stock IN the
claim of the ladies, for at the same meeting
the license of Hammerly was reduced from
two dollars per night to three hundred dol-
lars per year. o,,,e,..
returned Wednesday night from FOUNTAIN
Park, Ohio, where they attended reunion
| If the Second Regiment O. V. l. The next
reunion of the regiment Will be held at
DAYTON. September nth and 18th, 1891.
Frank Pearce will leave tomorrow Tor
Philadelphia TO resume his medical
studies.
Mrs. Mary E. Pendery, Of Bellaire'
was the guest of Steubenville friends this
week.
Mrs. John w. Trainer left Tuesday for
Chicago on a visit to friends.
Gen. Robert Love is confined to his home
on North Fourth street by a severe attack
of illness
Alfred Day, Secretary of the Steuben,
willie Pottery Co, attended meeting OF
the White Granite Ware Company held al
East Liverpool Tuesday.
Thos. Kane, for a number OF years the
efficient baggagemaster at the Panhandle
depot, this city, this week resigned his po-
sition and Conductor Chas. Stevens was
appointed to fill the vacancy.
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WELLSBURG.

Wrl,wEG. September pa large
number of students have passed through
town ON their way % Bethany and more
are coming on every train A party of
twenty from the far West came last night
Rev nodd, of New Philadelphia, o., Will
preach to-day i'm the Disciples Church.
The now railroad across the river is
about completed Co Steubenviue They
have JUS, completed a depot at the ferry
landing
Manager Barth viii open the season here
o1 Monday night with Frank DavidsOn'S
troupe
Bob Richardson was placed in Jail to
await the action of the grand jury on
Wednesday
Some of the Young business men are
organizing company to manufacture tile
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BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON, o., September 2O.-Miss
Lizzie Undertake, school mistress of the
Glen's Run school, who has been quite i'll
for some days past, is better and expects
to be able to resume teaching on Monday.
Mrs. George DOrsch, who died on Mon
day evening, was buried on Thursday af-
ternooB at Riverview cemetery.
Mr.. John Ellis returned home Thursday,
after business trip to Canton, 0.
Mrs. John Ulrich is quite i'll with fever.
Yesterday was pay day at the Laughlin
mill
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The Hotel Vendome robbery mystery in
New York has been cleared up by the ar
rest Of two of the hotels employees, in whose
departments the money taken from the safe
was found.
The Austin, Tex, insane asvlum was de-
strOyed by fire; thirty female patients
were rescued with difficulty.
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SHORT CREEK.

SHORT CREEK: W Va, September 90
NJ Morgan, the oldest resident of this
place, died of old age last Tuesday and was
buried on Thursday.
Miss Minnie Seidler is on the sick list.
Miss Mary Delany, of Burlington, spent
this week visiting friends and relatives
here.
Miss Mime Rouse, Of this place, is visit
ing friends IN Wheeling
Miss Cassie Nouugman is cOnvalescent.
The sad intelligence was received here
yesterday announcing the death of Jacob
=. Groves, of Pittsburg, who was formerly
a resident of Short Greek The unfortu-
nate man slipped in trying to make his es-
cape and was caught by falling tree, kill
Ing him instantly. Groves was a well-tO-
do farmer and possessed a host of warm
friends who were panied to learn of his
death. He was about % years of age and
unmarried, and was the only support of a
widowed mother
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03

Chojnice. Dnia Sligo maja VIE
loren umar} opatrzony sakramen::
tami swietemi Franclszek Sztre.
W Czarnicach. Pogrzeb odbyf SIG
W Polanicach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
PulSKI DOKTOR.

OumlGuul0 6pAL1OHOAo AChoA-
silva, specyalnie ma te lub owe
chorobe, So zawsze prawdziwem
Acknowledgement ola kazdej rodzi-
ny.
Bedac d}ugie lata lekarzem
aptekarzem, mialem sposobnosc
poznanla sic z ~potrzebami cierpia-
cej ludzkosci, a re kazdemu pola-
kowi, jake i mnie dobro ludu ma
sercu Levy, jest wiec celem moim
bye uzytecznym wszystkim clerpi4-
Gym, nietylko W miejscu, gdzie pre-
bywam, ale l W na]bardzle] odle-
g}ych stronach, gdzie brak lek1zy
polskich i sumiennej porady nara.
ia chorych ma daugle cierpienia i
kosZta.
Lekarstwa, kt6re dzlslaj zjedna.
" sobie obszerne uznanie tax re
strony bogatych jak i ubogich, re
strony klin1k j szpitall-o czem
swiadcza codziennie otrzymane Ii:
sty z obstalunkami, lekarstwa, "a
kt6rych skutecznosc recze, DO pod
moiem specyalnie okiem prepare
waae, 60 nastepujace:
ELIXIR-Niezr6wnanie ska
teczny erodek ma mrwowei ,ca}ko.
Rite os1abienie obrak ,apatXtu.c hro'
niczny boil g1owy, specyalny ball
sam cudowny ola kobiet pc s}a-
bosch $1.OO
N. A. IMMINENT. Znakomi-
ty balsam do smarowanla ma Reu-
matyzm, tamanie " kosciach i
gwa}towne bole g1owy Soc.
Maryahskie zo}ad d.
kowe krople e; srodek ten
powszechnie znany polecamy ma
wszelkie zastarza}e choroby zo}ad-
ka, niestrawnosc, brak apetytu, 3D.
biianie sic i nieomylny srodek ma
febre Use.
kalnie usuwa kaszel i dusznosc 25c.
KOLKOWE KROPLE usu-
waja kolki, Dol zo1adka, rozwolnle.
NO 25o. KR6pLE cHoLERYcz.
NE. Najpewniejsza pomoc W Dy-
zenteryl, gwa}townych rozwolnie-
mach po}aczonych z wymlotami
Cholera Morbus).
25c. BALSAM czarnyc b
a 9 d. Ola dzieci ma letnia cho-
robe.
$500. HERBATA. Najle-
psze to lekarstwo polecone ma czy-
~szczenie krwi $3.50 cent6w pu'
de}ko.
Krople Cd b6fu re,
b 8 W pc 10c. i rozmaite inne.
Ia te lekarstwa opatrzone mo
jem nazwiskiem i mark2 ochronns
Biatego Orta gwarantuje; to tylk(
BOWEN So preparowane W moin
laboratoryum.
Chorzy, kt6rzyby pc aeksa-
dnem uzyciu ktorychkolwieE
ao;ch lek6w ME doznali ulgs ME
v!naj sic zg}osza do mnie listowni'
luD osoblScie, a otrzymuja ca1ko
vita porade lekarska i lekarstW(
bezp}atnie.
Zadac %nalezy W kazdej apte
ce, a jezeli aptekarze W kt6ryn
miescie by ME mieli, przeszle ma
tychmiast choG iedna haszke p
otraymaniu wyzeJ podanei ceny.
Adres do mnie
DIR. M. p. KOSSAKOWSK
$50 Noble utica
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03

ciem tych badah. Zadziw1ajace Cd
krycia wodach tel olbrzymlej
rzek,, So, jak sam powiada, ,praw-
driven objawienlem ola nauki''.
Pred stu laty Lineuszowi znane
by}o tylko trzysta ryb IA ca}cj ku-
IL zlemskiei; r. 1850 kapitan
Wilkels zgromadzlt 600 gatunSow
W podr6zy svej ma oko}o swiata 2
trzema okretami; Agassiz podczas
p,eciu miesiecy W samei Amazon.
ce naliczyf 1900 gatung6w ryb, z
kt6rych 1000 zupe}nie sobie nlozna-
nych. Vaca Marina, najwieksza
ryba wod slodkich i Acara, kt6ra
wylega W Mode w paszczy,
znajduJe sic W Amazonce.
Zle sic shoaczyt .fgiel ma wsi
Rentfiny W Polsce. lam braf IA lie.
tn chfopak obrok ola koni z wiel,
kieJ zamykanej skrzyni. Gdy sic W
MA mocno nachyll} az do dina, sto-
]acy obok formal pochwyci} 60
flgli "a nogi, wrzuci} do skrzynl:
spusci} wieko l usiad1 ma niem.Gdy
20 dtuzszej chwill otworzy}, ch}opah
Juz ME zyf.