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Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-14
Jak pOlska konstytucja byfa przyjeta.


Konstytucja 3go Maja zyska}a So
bic og6lne W Europe uznanie, ma.
wet ME brak}o dla niej objawow en-
tuzjazmu. Papiez Plus vi. W liscie
do krola, udziela b}ogos}awiehstwa
apostolskiego i wyraza najwieksze
dla sejmu pochwa}y. w parlamencie
|angielskim wypowiedzia1 slawny
m6wca Burke sfowa uwiel5ienia dla
Konstytucji i szlachty polskiej, kto-
ra dobrowolnie zrzeka}a sic praw
przywilejow ma rzecz dobra publicz-
nego. We Francji jeden mowcow
parlamentarnych nazwa} mas "wzo-
rem narod6w j zaszczytemXVIIIwie-
ku." Holendrzy ma czesc naszej kon-
stytucii wybili medal. Po jednej je-
60 stronie by}o popiersie krola Sta
nis}awa Augusta, po drugiej kula
ziemska god4ami Polski. Anio}
depce zgruchotane jarzmo, ma znak
ze konstytucja obalono przemoo
moskiewska. Po mad tenn wieniec
laurewy, oznaczajacy wolnosc a u
szczytu symbol Opatrznosci Boskiej.
szczerym chetnym do us}ug przy-
jacielem Polski by1 wonczas cesarz
Leopold II. Konstytucja pochwala},
cieszy} sic MIA, nak}ania1 Rosja do
jej uznania, czynii zabiegi DIPLOMA
tyczne ma rzecz Polski.
Krol pruski Fryderyk Wilhelm II
pierwszY z monarchow uzna} konsty-
tucja urzedownie W lisc;e do kr6la
Stanis}awa Augusta ME szczedzi} dla
niej pochwaa nawet uwielbienia,
1893 roku potepia ia W movie
dyplomatycznej, czyniac jej zarzut,
re jest wyplywem rewolucyjnych,
jakobihskich daznosci, kt6re sic W
Polsce "a przyk}adem Francji wy
tworzy}y, wiec skutkiem tego leka
sic o spok6j swych KRAKOW i do roz
bicru Polski przystapic musi.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-14
Ostrzezenie pewnej kObiety W Pitts
burgu.

Il Shenandoah, Pa, pisza nam, re
pewien polak, pochodzacy Litwy,
zrobi} zawod kobiecie W tenn miescie
i uciek4 podobno do S. S. Pittsbur-
ga, gdzie zapozna} sic zn6w z jakas
g}upia kobieta obiecuje sic MIA
zenic, a tymczasem wy}udza pienia-
DE cd niej jej rodzic6w, ma za}oze-
ME szynku. Cz}owiek ten, ktorego
nazwiska ME wydejemy, W nadziei,
re moze sic jeszcze poprawi, pozo-
stawi} W Litwie zone dziecko. To-
ma jego pisuje listy do Shenandoah
j prosi rodakow, ably jej podali adres
do meza. Moze on sam to przeczyta
i zechce zonie odpowiedzie6,- ,-dop6-
XII czas.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-14
pOlityka w GraftOnie.

GRAFTON, O., IL Marca (Kor Amy.
w polityce tutejszej polacy maja
wielkie znaczenie, vice wybory
mas DUO interesuja. Wkr6tce odbe-
d. sic wybory ma majora miasta.
Kandydatami So: w. J. GIBSON, kto-
ry by{ za}ozycielerS miasta pierw-
Sym majorem, a obecny sedzia po.
koju, przeciwnikiem jego GUSTAV
FOWLER, obecny major miasta. Glib
son jest sam niebogatym cz}owie-
klein, wiec jest przyjacielem bied-
nych; zas pan Fowler jest kapitalista
i procent6w zyje, ME pracujac ma
zycie, to tez O potrzebach ludu mic
niewie. .Wypozycza on swe kapita}y ma
8 procent jeszcze sic szczyci, ze
robotnikom dopomaga, chot W RE-
czywistosci ich krsyacdq sam siebie
tylko tuczy. Jak kto przyjdzie do
jego ofsu, to on otwiera ksiazki i
wyczytuje nazwiska swych wierzy-
cieli, ably siebie wywyzszat, a ich po-
nizac. Pan Fowler jest takze "a tenn,
aby saloony by}y ca}kiem zakazane,
DO mysli, ze robotnicy ME wiedza
sami co maja jes6, W czem chodzi6,
lub co pic; sam zas pie wiecej niz
ktokolwiek inny W miescie, ale trun-
XII utrzymuje W domu. My jestesmy
zasady przeciwko pijahstwu i mo-
zemy tez smia}o powiedziec, IL TO-
botn;cy ME So pijakami, tylko
prozniacy, ktorzy znajda zawsze
spos6b, ably oszuka6 prawo upija
sic, chocby niewiem jake prawa
przeciwko saloonom by}y. Zamkpie-
Gle saloonow szkodzi}o by tylko kla-
sic robotniczej, ktora wykretow
pred prawem ME zna. Gdyby pan
Fowler wystepowa} przeciwko PROF..
niakom, toby wtedy powinien "a.
czac cd poprawienia siebie samego.
a wyborcy by sic radzibyli prod
przekonac, czy on ME udaje pokory
G}osy biednych robotnik6w naleza
sic Gibsonowi.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-14
Brak dowod6w przeciwko ksiedzu 10.
dysZusoWi.

G}upstwem jest nielada skarzy6
ksiedza o niew}asciwe zaloty. Toe
zanim on to uczyni, potrafi usunac
wszystko, co by mu mog}o ma drodze
stat. w takich sprawach nigdy ME
MONA by}o dostarczyc dowod6w sa-
dowi, aby rzeczywistego zbrodniarza
ukarac. TAX samo skohczy}a sic spra-
wa ks. Jodyszusa, kt6ry pomoca
pieniedzy wygra} process pania
Czesniewicz. A tego jest tax dunn
nym, re nawet biskupowi pos}uszeh-
stwo wypowiedzia} probostwa opus
cic ME chce. Wstyd dla polak6w, re
nikczemnosci, az tax daleko posuna6
sic dadza!
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-14
SpalOne hsty | gazety.

w Nowym Yorku spali1 sic pod
stacja GAINESVILLE wagon kolejowy,
W kt6rym znajdowa}o sic Is
work6w z gazetami. Listy i gazety
by}y przeznaczone do Buffalo, Ro--
chester, Erie, Lockport, Cleveland,
Toledo, Minneapolis St. Paul.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-14
SZcZeScie Zab6ica.

w Monaco grail nadzwyczajs szczes-
l;wie angielski dokt6r Sergent. Ma
widok kupy z}ota, kt6ra pred MIN
sic utworzy}a, dostal apopleksji i
pad2 trupem ma miejscu " obiczu
krupierow j grajacej publicznosci.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-14
NOwy kOSciG w Filadelfii.

Polacy mieszkajacy ma po}udnio-
wei stronie W miescie F'iladelfii, ,mys-
Ia wybudowa6 sobie nowy kosci6{
polski. Sk}adki juz rozpoczeto ze-
branO kilka set dolar6w.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-14
UWOdZiciel MrOcZkO.

MAN1srEE, Mich, IL Marca (Kor.
Am).- Franciszek Mroczko, ktory
ma zone troje dzieci W Galicji, "a
pozna} sic tn z dowa Katarzyna No
wax wyjecha} MIA do Chicago,
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-03-14

zona Mroczki pisuje listy i prosi 60,
ably sic ulitowa} mad MIA dziecmi i
przysaai ma zycie pieniedzy, ,lub ma po-
dr6z, ,albowiem ME maja co jes6 W Sta
rym Kraju .Mroczko spewnosciawyzy-
ska wszystkie pieniadze z g}upiej Ka-
tarzyny i porzuci ia tax jak inne ko-
biety.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
A MINE EXPLOSION.
Six Men Killed and Others Wounded in
Pennsylvania CollierY.

NANT1coKE, Pa, Nov. Slate this
afternoon a terrible explosion of gas oc-
Cured in No. shaft of the Susquehanna
Coal company. The news quickly spread
and large crowd gathered at the scene,
composed principally of relatives and
friends of the miners employed in the
mine. 1t being Sunday there were but
fourteen men at work iE the mine. OF
this number six were instantly killed
and several others fatally injured. The
killed are William ]. Williams, Henry
r. Jones, William Jonathan, John Ar
mott, Caleb Jething, Thomas Lloyd. All
except the last named leave families.
The critically injured are David Powell,
David A. Smith, Thomas Thomas, Henry
Williams, Howell Jofneski and two
Polanders whose names have not been
ascertained. The accident was caused
by the explosion of safety lamp, the
flames of which ignited the gas. The
mine, which is one OF the best operated
by the Susquehanna Coal company. is
not seriously damaged. a
The scene about the mouth of the
shaft was heartrending. AS soon as
news of the explosion was noised about
the wives and children of the i'm.
prisoned men gathered about the open
ing, and wept frantically. A searching
party was organized as soon as
possible, and went down tc
rescue the workmen. They had
a fearful struggle with the dangerous
after-damp, and after almost losing
themselves, cropping about in the dark
came upon the bodies Of the victims
The force of the explosion dashed te
pieces several mine cars standing on thu
track of the mine. Some of the victims
were beheaded and others disemboweled
1t was fearful spectacle.
Four of the injured have died-How
ell Johanski, John Maloney, David R
James and w. j. Williams, Jr. All bu
the latter leave families. Four NOR
were badly injured, at least two of whom
will die. The explosion was caused b.
the attempt of one Of the men to chang
the air current, when his lamp exploded
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
BERLIN BANK-wREcK ERs.
The Sommerfeld Failure and TRACED,
Due to Profiigate Living.


Due to Prof1igate Living.
BERLIN, Nov. .ss8.-The Sommerfelds,
father and son, who tried to commit
suicide yesterday, opened the veins Of
their arms, besides shooting themselves
with revolver. When found both were
bathed in blood. Felix expired Satur-
day evening. Sigmond still lives and,
although bullet is imbedded in his
brain, there is bare chance of his re-
covery. Sigmond's wife recently filed
petition for divorce. Both Sigmond
and Felix married heiresses. Felix's
wife is daughter of the millionaire
Pinkus. All have been personally ex-
wrote cookery articles for the Boursen
| capitalists were attracted to the firm by
tl, the high interest offered on deposits.
The cause of the rash act was
fear OF arrest. Herr Pinkus
offered them loan to prevent
disaster. but the intervention OF the
police made assistance useless. 1t is
rumored that other firms have been de-
nounced to the police for irregular deal
ings, and that their books will be ex-
amined. Banker Leipsiger has also
been arrested. A stock broker named
Wolff, who has just committed suicide
with poison, is supposed to be involved
in the failure. Leipsiger's safe was
found almost empty.
Business on the bourse yesterday wat
notable for numerous sales, beginning
early and increasing toward the close OF
the collapse of the Sommerfeld lbank
and rumors that other failures wer'
imminent. The Boursen Courier stateI
that the liabilities of the Sommerfeld
are several million marks, and the assets
small. A general panic and run OF
deposit banks appears inevitable. Th'
banks, acting in common, opened toda.
and had clerks attending to demands
for cash. Some accounts were closed b.
scared depositors. Tomorrow's devel
opments are less anxiously awaited.
The Frankfort bourse was open today
but securities generally showed only
fractional decline.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
THE POPE'S AMBITION
Signor Crispi's Statement Of
the Case.
Leo Would Sell His Soul for
Temporal Power.
A Bid Made for France to join the
Dreibund.
Spicy Parisian Gossip-The Beriin Fin
ancial Crisis-Runs Made ont
Many Banks-Other For-
eign News.
A Asaoelated Press Dispatches.

Associated Press Dispatches.
PARIS, Nov. s. - LIE Matin prints a
letter from Signor Crispi to M. Pes
marets, of the Paris bar, in which, otter
saying the pope ''is consumed with am
bition and would sell his soul to regain
the temporal power OF the papacy," Sig
nor Crispi expresses his approval OF the
neutralizing of Alsace. Lorraine, on con-
dition that France join the dreibund.
Alsace then, he says, will be "buffer"
between France and Germany. The
drei3und agreement, he adds, co ntains
no word against France. He concludes
by appealing to all men to unite to pre-
serve Europe from war.
MINERS THREATEN TO STRIKE.
A large number Of miners delegates
met at Pas De Calias today, and decided
that unless the demands OF the miners
are conceded in a fortnight all the
miners in North France shall strike.
They want sick and pension funds man
aged by the government, instead OF the
mining companies. They also demand
modification of the system of compul-
sorry cessation of pit work, which was
arranged in order to reduce the output.
WORLDS FAIR ROW.
NJ. Fauvette, chief OF the ministry OF
commerce, will probably be head com
missioner from France to the Columbian
exposition. He is the only official
thoroughly informed about the fair. His
appointment is opposed, however, in
some quarters. Lourdelet, leading
member of the chamber of commerce,
said. in an interview: "If Fauvett8 is
appointed chief commissioner, | shall
resign from the commission, as busi,
ness man ought to head it."
A PRoFLIGATE MARQUIS. f
The Due de Vallombrosa has appHed
to the tribunals to appoint council to
control the affairs Of his son, the alar-
chist Marquis de Mores. The marquis's
wife, formerly Miss Hoffman, a wealthy
American girl, joins in the application
and demands the separation of her YER
sonal fortune from that OF the mari Ms.
The latter has squandered immense
amounts of money in speoulations in
America and London.
MATTE MITCHELL TO WED A FRENCHMAN.
Miss Matte Mitchell, daughter of
Senator Mitchell OF Oregon, is engaged
to be married to, Louis de Rochefoucald.
The young lady is with her mother at
the Hotel de Hollande. The marriage
will take place in January.
THE GAMBETTA MONUMENT.
The Gambetta monument was in
augurated at Vale d'Avray today.
Gambetta's heart, preserved, was
placed at the base of the statue.
A SOCIALIST DEPUTY.
The socialist La Fargue has been
elected to the chamber of deputies for
Lille, capital of the department of Nord.
Much excitement prevails in conse-
quence of his election.
DUEL WITH SWORDS.
In duel with swords today between
Care, the dramatist, and Haracourt,
the poet, the former was slightly
wounded.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
A SULPHUR EXPORT CONCESSION
FORFEITED.
Outrages Perpetrated on American Citi-'
zens Being Investigated : No More
Summary Executions to Be Permitted
The Scarcity of Food Articles.

Cry OF MGxIco, Nov. 8.-Presldent
Diaz has declared forfeited the conces-
sions for the expectation OF sulphur in
the central part of Lower California
granted to Luis Heilero. The $1,000
guarantee deposit becomes part of the
public fund.
The Disro de Chihuahua says Mr..
Sutton, United States consul-general in
Laredo, has arrived here for the pur-
pose, it is said, OF obtaining informa-
tion concerning abuses committed upon
American citizens in Mexican territory.
in connection with the Catarino Cara
affair.
Extensive garnet mines have; been
discovered in Lower California, near
the United States frontier.
Ell TEMPO (newspaper) is editorially
calling on the government to cancel the
concessions made to Americans to estab-
lish a fishing station at Alocranes
island, as, 1t alleges, this is plan of
Blaine's to obtain possession OF the
island as coaling station. Ell TEMPO
is very anti-American, and views the
United States as an enemy OF Catholi-
cism.
President Diaz has given orders to the
commanders of the troops on the north
ern frontier that no more persons be
shot or punished without sufficient trial
by competent authorities. This has
been done in view of reports published
in the United States OF arbitrary execu-
tions, which, as rule, are exaggerations
put in circulation by bandit or smuggling
residents there, headed by escaped
f1I ko
give out false revolutionary news.
The scarcity of grain and articles OF
food is making itself felt more every
day. The government, it is said, will
allow articles of prime necessity to be
imported while the dearth lasts, if not
entirely free, at least with very light
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
italian GhouIs.

ROME, Nov. S.--Some persons last
night forced open the tomb of the
Countess Mirafori, the morganatic wife
OF the late King Victor Emmanuel, and
set fire to the coffin. The case was con-
sumed, but the zinc shell protected the
body, The face and feet were slightly
burned. There is no clue to the perpe-
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
Enrland,s Decreased Trade.

LONDON, Nov. S,-The News, com
menting on the board of trade returns,
says: 1.-THE decrease OF 20 per cent. in
the trade with America, may fairly be
attributed to the Mckinley law. The
diminution in the demand from other
countries, must be ascribed to the
financial depression"
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. Wreckers re
moved several rails from the track o
the Western and Atlantic road tonight
causing the wreck of the regular pas
senger train north, with about fifty pas
sengers. Several Of the train crew wer'
hurt, none seriously.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
Manitoba Electiona

WINNIPEG, Man, Nov. 8.-The North
west assembly, elections were held yes
terday. Dispatches up to 10 O'Clock
indicate the election OF twenty license
men and two prohibitionists. Four dis
tricts have not yet been heard from.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
Fighting in Limerick.

LIMERICK, Nov. 8.-This city today
was the scene Of fierce conflict. in
which forty soldiers and mob of people
engaged. Four soldiers were seriously
wounded. Six civilians were arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
ton OF the difficulty with the United
States over the Baltimore sailors Incl
liant
TAFFY FOR WALES.
A Truculent journal Compares Him
With His Predecessors.

LONDON, Nov. 8.-The Standard in a
leader on the Prince of Wales 50th
birthday, congratulates the prince in
highly eulogistic language. and con-
cludes: 'If not always proof against
temptations to which the greatest of
mankind have yielded, he can challenge
comparison with most OF his predeces-
sors, and to the most dangerous tempta-
ton, to interfere in political and consti-
tutional controversies, he has been con-
sistantly superior"
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
IRISHMEN REJOICING
The Result OF the Cork Election Gives
Gauarov Sa&asSa

Ihe Result OF the COrk EIectfon UIVes
General Satisfaction.
DUBLIN, Nov. 8.-John Dillon, speak
ing at Templemore today, said Irish
men the world over were burning with
pride and gratitude that the people of
Cork had performed their duty 30 nobly.
He appealed to the Parnellites to con-
slider the hopelessness of their position
and seek for Cancellation. Mr.. Timothy
Healy declared that the landlords and
Orangemen supported the Parnellites
and that Redmond received fully one
thousand Conservative votes.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
A Nroorish Plot.

LONDON, Nov. 8.-The Times has a
dispatch from Tangier, saying plot has
been discovered to place the sultan's
favorite brother, Muloy Ismail, on the
throne. The sultan's chief adviser has
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
Gorst Promoted.

LONDON, Nov. 8.-Sir John Gorst, un-
der secretary of state for India, has
been appointed financial secretary of the
treasury, vice William L. Jackson, re-
Gently appointed chief secretary for
Ireland.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
AN EIeveu-Innings Game.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 8.--San Jose and Oak
land played an eleven-innings game to-
day, which resulted in victory for the
home team by score OF 4 to 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
The Rishon Ia Not Daad

LONDON, Nov. 8.-The postmaster-gen-
eral desires that publicity be given his
denial of the report that the bishop of
Adelaie is dead. The bishop, he says, is
we'll and hearty.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
Blanchnrd Arrestad.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Nov. 8.-A. f. Blanch-
ard of Kansas City. whom dispatch
from that city charges with swindling,
has been arrested here on the charge Of
embezzlement.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09

A Suit fits we'll and proves Fine Tail
oring when selected from the large New
Stock OF H. A. Getz, 125 West Third
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09

been disgraced and dismissed, and
Ismail, who is caliph of Fee, has been
deposed and sent to Morocco, with sew
eral noble accomplices.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
SALARIES FINED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The Brazilian
congress has fixed the salary Of the
president at $40, 900 per year, and that
of the vice-president at $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09

Ask for the Agnes Booth Cigar.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09
srATE RAILWAYs LEASED.

Rio JANEIRo, Nov. 8.-A government
decree just issued, orders the lease OF
the state railways for thirty-three years,
at a gold rental, halfof which is payable
in advance.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-09

VALrARAIso, Nov. S.-The Chilean
government is seeking friendly solu-
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~iii spare ec paine 90 Dasrit th. r-teonaQ~
81 the public. CHRIS DIEHL
winnemsccA. Novembes g. 1886. q
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About 20 visit some section OF country where
malarial disease. either in the form a chills and
fever or bilious reuitrent was particularly rife,
what would be about the best advice you could
give him7 We viii tell you carry along, o.
procure on arriving that Potent Medicinal safe.
guard, Hoststters stomach Bitters, known
throughout mAlaria plagued regions here and in
other countries as the sprest means Of disarmiug
the miasmatia scourge, and robbing il of it's fell
destructive influence. Not only does il forfi v
the system by iusreasing It's stamina but over
comes irreguarity of digestion. the liver and the
bowels, and iunterac tbs unfaxOr BILE fleets
of ovet-exertion, bodily and mental exposure in
rough ather, or oecupation too sedentary or
iaborious loss Of appetite aud exces i've nervous
ness The functions OF Authorization, bilious
secretion and sleep have in it a most powerful
and reliable auxiliary
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An Interesting Phenomenon

Luminous clouds, according TO nj. U.
Jesse, we're first seen in June 1885, from
the vicinity of Berlin. The time was
93O P. NJ, when the sun was about 8 deg
balow the horizon too low to shine upon
ordiuary clouds. Continued observa-
tions since that time have shown that the
luminous clouds have a regular period
each year, their appearances at Berlin
having been between the last OF May and
the hrst OF August aud that they travel
10 the earth's atmosphere in such man
ner that curing the months OF December
aud January the, are to be found in the
southern hemisphere 10 latitodes OF about
As deg. to go deg. Repeated measure
ments give height Of some 40 to %
milee, and the light seems to be due
mainly to direct illuminstlon by the sun.
These Important peculiafities OF . re-
msrkabIe phenomenon have been firmly
established: az The luminous clouds
nave Udu ktnSf AZ t"ptH
ment from northeast TO southwest, but
much slower movements 10 the oppisIte
direction have taken place IN some csses.
{2) Since their first appearance, luminous
clouds have TO congidershle extent
waued. ln 1890 they have displayed a
beautiful brilIiance during oniy about
three nights; at other times the light was
for the most part feeble. (3l Luminous
clouds present themselves generally more
brightly therefore are more frtquently
visible after thar before midnight.
While in the first years they appeared
before miduight very frequently. they
have done so 10 the last years very sell
dom. After midnight they still appear
pretty often.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-01-10

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
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excrutiating pain OF cutting teethi II 70, 10 at
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ING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there is
no mistake about 1t. IL cures dysentery ard
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eoftens the gums, reduces inflammation, and
gives tone ana energy to the whole system.
Mrs. Winslows Syrup for children teething is
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one of the oldest and best female nurees and
phys Cians In the United States, and is fer sale
by al druggists throughout the world. Price 81 8
cents bottle 1-iy-mw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-01-10

Our readers have doui tleas often noticed that
Hoods sarsaparil,a a is well spoken of Il the news
papers The press is quick to recognize meri /,
and does no. hesi a e give praise where IL Is
due. The following is rom the Baptist Weekly
a leadi re-, ious paper:
advertising may bring article prominently
before 3 public, hut no advertising long
help IL II it has not real merit. Hoods Satsape-
rita is wei advertised: but tue best proof o. its
value IN that 70 Gaey ersons use IL on the rec
ommendat on OF friends Nho have proved its Pc
culi2r virtue"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-01-10

whooping coneh, Group, sore throat, sudden
soids and lung troubles peculiar 10 children, are
e sily controlledby promptly administering ayers
Cherry Pectoral. This remedy ia safe TO tai e,
certain in its action, and adapted to all constitu
tions
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-01-10
DELINQUENT TAx SALE.

OFFICE or THE ConNTY TBHAsuRER,
WIENEaUcCA, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, NEVADA,
December lst, 1890. J
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

DABLO LAVkAGA,
COUNTY TREASURER.
oYgIcg IN TIE COURTHOUSE LowER FLOOR.
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