davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-20
KkOPOTY CHINCZYKA
w CHINACH.
PRZEZ -
JULIUSZA VERNE.
CHINACH.
PRZEZ
(Ciag daisy y

Ale nie zdarzy]o sic mic takiego, coby i'm
da1o pole okazania swego poswiecenia bez gra-
mic Parowiec szybko przep}yna} pradem
Wusunu, wp}yna} ma wody Jan-tse-K -Kiang,
czyi rzeH niebieskiej, mina} wyspe Ton Ming,
pozostawi} "a soba U-song Lang-szau, korzy-
stajac przyp}ywu morza, przep4yna1 proWln-
cya Kiang-Su dnia % maja rankiem wysa-
dzR ma lad swych pasazer6w zywych zdro-
wych, ma wybrzezu starej stolicy cesarstwa.
Dziski pilnosci obu str6z6w warkocz suna
ME umniejszyl sic AMI ma cal W ciagu ca3ej po-
dr6zy Niedbalec ME mia} sic tedy ma co ska
rye
Me by}o to bez powodu, re Kin Fo wye
chawszy Szanghaju postanowh zatrzymac sic
naipierw Nankinie Mai on s}aba nadzleje
odszukania tam flozofa.
Pociagna6 mog}y Wana dawne wspomnle-
MIA do tego nieszczesnego miasta, ktore byfo
gl6wnem ogniskiem rokoszu Tszang Mao Me
byloz ono zajete bronione przez tego skro-
mnego baka1arza, tego straszliwego Rong Tsleu
Tsin, p6dniejszego eesarza Taiping6w, ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-20

i ma brzegu nagromadzi} sic
l6d W fantastyczne przesliczne
kszta}ty. Do port6w W Rot
terdamie i Vliessingen okrety
zawijae ME moga.
w Neapolu dwoje ludzi z
zamarzniecia umarlo. W}oskie
rzeki pokryte lodem. Dach
szko1y ch}opc6w W San Deme-
trio za}amaf sic pod ciezarem
lodu sniegu i 81 uczni6w 20
sta}o LEI lub ciezej pot}uczo-
nych. Ko}o Genewy znalezio-
no cz}owieka zmarznietego.
W zatoce Biskajskiej kilka
okret6w zatone}o W zawieru-
chach snieznych i ludzie zycie
stracili. = W ca}ej Europe
burze by}y najwieksze W stu
leciu biezacem.
Berlin, 19 stycznia.
Porucznik Tiedemann po-
dobno otrzyma} Zanzybaru
wiadomos6, re major Wissman
nagle dosta} obiakania. VIA
domosG to potwierdza lnna
wiesG, miauowicie, re odwo{a-
no Wissmaaa wskutek choro-
by m6zgowej. We wielu ko-
}ach wiesci te wzbudzi{y
wsp6}czucie.
Wedle telegram6w prywa,
tnych, ,,Nordd. Allg. Zeltung"
donosi, re Wissmann IS sty
cznia 10 ofcerami / 500 ludz-
mi wyruszy] do Kilimandzaro.
Hamburg, 19 stycznia.
Telegram z Kiel donosi, re
Morze Ba}tyckie, jak daleko
okiem mona zasiegnac, po-
kryte jest lodem. Kana3 po-
miedzy wyspa Fehmarn a wy
brzezem holszty6skiem lamar
zniety.
Parg5, 10 stycznia.
o doswiadczeniach Kocha z
wynaleziona przez niego limfa
donosza: Tysisce Swinek NOR
skich po sekcyi zyWcem palo-
no W piecach nalezacych do
pewnego instytutu hygieni-
cznego. PROXY Z nowym srod-
klein So polaczone wielkien
niebezpieczehstwem, Pieclu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-20
R0k IL.
zbadaniem powod6w rozru.

zbadaniem powod6w rozru.
chow.
Powsta6cy ME dozwalaja
ladowae i wy}adowywac iowa
row zagranicznym okretom:
tego niezmierna szkoda dla
zagranicznych kupcow wynika.
Uchwalono wys}ac Geese aoty
brytyjskiej do chile6skich
m6rz, i admiral otrzyma} pole
Genie, by zarzadzi{ wszystko,
czego potrzeba do bronienia
interes6w brytyjskich W Chill;
ma on ME dozwolie powsta1-
com mieszac sic do wy}adowy-
wanna okret6w angielskich W
portach chile1skich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-20
Telegramy ZagraniGZne,
BiafO i zimnO W EurOpie.
w Brytyjskiem muzeum pOdO-
bnO znaleziOnO rekOpis
ArystOtelesa.
Major Wissman dOstaf Obfakania
Anglia miesza sic do spraw Chi
lenskich, pod pOzorem brOnienia
Wfasnych intereS0W.
Major Wissman dOstaf Obfakania
Anarchisci we w Wfoszech.
Watykan.
Rg4na, 19 stYcznia.

ALS9H|, 10 SCycAu1a'
Donoszono pred niejakim
czasem do gazet ameryka6
skich, jakoby Papiez napisa3
list do prezydenta Harrisona
W sprawie tyczacej sic obcho-
dzenia z Indyanami. Obecnie
z Watykanu donosza, re VIA
domosG ta by}a bezpodstawna;
zadnego listu Papiez do Pre-
zydenta ME pisa}.
Dalsze wielkie oszczednosci
zaprowadzaja sic W Watyka-
ME ma wypadek spodziewane-
go jeszcze gorszego ucisku Pa
pieza przez Rad w}oski.
Niemcy.
Berlin, 10 stycznia.
Ze wszech stron Niemiec
donosza o mrozach wynosza-
cych kilka stopni nizej zera
Fahrenheita; ale mrozy te SO
do zniesienia, gdyz ME SO po'
}aczone z wiatrem.
L6d tu Is cali gruby; stawy
wszedzie do dna pozamarzane.
w kr6lewskich borach W
Baurasch 21 sztuk grubej
zwierzyny pablo wskutek
mrozow, a reszta znajduje sic
W z}ym stanie.
W Holandyi i Belgii ami
uliczne AMI zelazne koleje ME
kursuja wskutek snieg6w. Ty-
siace ludzi zatrudnionych
sprzataniem sniegu. Ma wy
brzezu holenderskiem morze
zamarz}o Ma wielka przestrze1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-20
POgrzeb BancrOfta.
Wielki krach bankowy W Kan
sas City.
Ze Stolicy ZwiazkOwej.

Washington, 10. stycznia.
Prezydent przyja} ustawe W
sprawie wyznaclenia fundu-
Sow potrzebnych do wykona-
MIA ustawy o podzieleniu czesci
rezerwacyi Sioux6w W Dako-
Gle ma odrebne rezerwacye.
DIS po po}udniu prezydent
nastepujace wyda} og}oszenie:
dom Bia}y, Washington,
19. stycznia 1891.
Przez smiere Georgia. Ban
croft, kt6ry W miescie Wash
ington umar} W sobote, 17go
stycznia godz. 8 minut 40 po
po}udniu, jeden z najznako-
mitszych AmerykanoW Wspof-
obywatelom swoim zosta} "a
brany. Jako wyraz straty pu-
blicznej i za}oby, we Wash
ingtonie i we wszystkich mia
stach, przez kt6re poch6d po-
grzebowy sic odhedzie, maja
bye choragwie zawieszone ma
(Dok. na 4-tej str
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-20

yard6w Cd brzeg6w.
Francya.
Pary5, 19 stycznia.
Wiadomosci re Senegalu W
Zachodniej Afryce nadchodza,
ze naczelnik wojsk francuskich
tamze, Archimar, pobi} ma
glove reszts wojsk su}tana
Ahmadou i zabra} 1900 je1.
COW: miedzy mimi wszystkie
zony su}tana.
Pary5, 19 stycznia.
journal des Debats' ME
moze pojae oburzenia Amery
kan6w z powodu, il Anglia
przekaza}a sprawe o wolny
po}6w W Morzu Behrynga Sa-
dowi Wyzszemu Krajowemu,
gdyz to ME ubliza wcale rzado-
wi, i owszem pochlebia.
Europa ciekawoscia sledzi
przebiegu ca}ej sprawy.
Pary5, 10 stycznia.
Doktorzy Berlin Plea zaj-
mujace robia obecnie doswia-
dczenia celem leczenia suchot.
Wiedzac, re kozy ME choruja
ma suchoty, czynili pr6by ma
kr6likach, wstrzykujac i'm
krew kozia. Nastepnie teae
same probe zrobili ma, dwojgu
suchotnikach: jednym ch}opcu
II letnim i ma kobiecie AZ
letniej. Obydwoje podobno
maja sic lepiej cd czasu, gdy
ma Mich pr6by zrobiono.
Pary5, 19 stycznia.
Urzad miejski kaza} dis
wieczorem ma wolnych miej-
scach roz}ozyc setki ogni, oko}o
kt6rych tysiace sic gromadzi}y,
by choc troche cd zimna sic
uchronic. Go tylko MONA,
czynia dla uhenia ludziom
przez zimno wielce cierpiacym.
,,Palais des beaux Arts" urza-
dzono dla tych, ktorzy ME
maja domu i zaopatrzono to
miejsce w sienniki i w ku-
chnie ludowa.
w Mines vino w beczkach
pozamarza}o.
z Hiszpanii podobne mad
chodza wiadomosci. Take W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-20
Algierze i W Tunisie olbrzymie
sniegi wszedzie.
wieIka Brytania.
Lon1qln. 19 stycznia.

Wielka Brytania.
Londyn, 10 stycznia.
Me ma zmiany co do pogo
dy: .mrozno sniezno wsze-
die.
Wydano ,,ksiege niebieska''
W sprawie zatargu portugal
sko-angielskiego 0 posiad1osci
W Afryce. Podobno Salisbury
da} pe}nomocnictwo pos}owi W
Lizbonie, Sir George Glynn
Petrie, do za}atwienia sporu.
Londyn, 10 stycznia.
Times" dowiaduje sic, re
znaleziono pomiedzy zakupio.
nymi niedawno dla muzeum
brytyJsKlego zWoJaml eglP-
skich papyrus6w tekst rozpra
wy Arystoteless 0 ustawacb
ate1skich, z kt6rej wielu sta
rozytn.ych pisarzy przytacza1o
ustepy, kt6rej ejjednakze dotych,
czas ME znano W ca}osci.
Wstepny rozdzia} brakuje, a
ko6cowy W czesci zniszczony;
zreszta jednak rekopis dobrze
utrzymany. Prawie ME MONA
watpic o auteutycznosci reko-
pisu, gdyz przy sprzedazy jego
mic ME by}o o MIN wiadomo.
WfOchy.
Paay5, 10 stycznia.
Wielce niepokojace wiesci
nadeszly tu z Livorno. Podo-
bno tam nawet regularne via
domosci prasowe poddano pod
cenzure policyjna. Wedle tie
legram6w W sobote ubieg7a
prawie r6wnoczesnie pek}y
try bomby dynamitowe W
poblizu dom6w bogatych pa
trycyusz6w. Bliaszych wiado-
mosci ME ma, ale przypisuja
ten wypadek szeroko rozga}e-
zionemu acknowledgements
sprzysiezeniu.
Chill.
Londym, 19 stycznia.
Polityczne po}ozenie W Chill
jeszcze sic ME zmieni}o. Moze
czesc foty brytyjskiej ma spo-
kojnym Oceanic zajmie sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-20
Wtorek, dnia 20 Stycznia 1891 r.

uczonych mia}o umrzee, do
swiadczajac ma sobie wstrzyki-
wanna, a trzech lekarzy bada-
jacych bacyle choleryczne, "a,
chorowa}o ma cholere. Prof.
Koch i jego pomocnicy tylko
przez cisgle uzywanie srod-
kow zaradczych chronia sic
pred zarazeniem sic.
Berlin, 19 stycznia.
Cesarz Wilhelm W Niedzie
le wieczorem z polecenia leka-
rzy powstrzyma} sic Cd za}a-
twiauia interes6w pa6stwo
wych powodu cierpienia ma
b6l gard}a.
Wiceprezydent pruskiej Izby
pan6w, V. Rochow, umar}.
Austrya.
Wiedem, 19 stycznia.
Tutejszy pose1 turecki .Sa-
dullah Pasza, kt6ry W Czwar-
tex usilowal sic otruc, dis
wskutek tel proby umar}.
Wiedem, 10 stycznia.
Prawie wszystkie gosci1ce i
kolejowe tory W ca1ej Austryi
przez wielkie Sniegi So zam-
kniete: i osobowe i towarowe
pociagi albo DUO sic sp6zniaja
albo wcale ME kursuja. Mn6-
stwo wsi i miasteczek jest od-
cietych przez sniegi Cd wszel-
kiego dowozu i stan ten, jak
sic zdaie, potrwa jeszcze czas
jakis. W miasteczkach wsku-
tex braku wegli i zywnosci
wielka bieda.
W Gracu pr6bowano "a po-
moca podk}adania pochodni
gorejacych uwolni6 rury paro-
we lokomotywy cd lodu; tym-
czasem jednak ko}a lokomoty-
wy przymarz}y do SYN kilka
godzin trzeba by}o pracowac,
by lokomotywe zu6w w ruch
wprowadzie.
SZWaicarVa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-20

Podr6zuje pod nazwiskiem KHAN,
rzek do swych towarzyszy Kin Fo, zakazuje
ozwaG sic tn mojem prawdziwem nazwiskiem,
pod jakimkolwiek badz pozorem
XII. zacza} Kreg.
Nan = doko1czy} Fraj.
- Ki Nan = powt6rzy} Sun.
Rzecz naturalna re Kin Fo uciekajacy cd
niedogodnosci s}awy swej W Szanghaju, ME
zyczy1 sobie spotkac sic zn6w z czems podo
bnem W podr6zy. Zreszta lie wyjawi} on Kre
gowi Frajowi, re mia} nadzieje odszukac Wa
ma Nankinie Bojazliwi ci str6ze jego byi
by wyscigali sic W otaczaniu go mai rozmaitszyml
srodkami ostroznosci, usprawiedliwionymi
wprawdzie wysokoscia ubezpieczonej przezeh
sunny, ale wielce dian nudnymi. Gdyby po-
dr6zowali milionem got6wka W kieszeni
przez okolice podejrzane, ME mogliby bye VIE
cej ostroznymi.
Dzie1 ca1y zszedl ma ogladaniu miasta, pa
1ac6w ulic Nankinu. Cd bramy wschodniej
do bramy zachodniej, cd p6}nocy do po}udnia
przebiegi szybko Gale miasto, tax upad1e W po
r6wnaniu dawna swa okaza}ozcia. Kin Fo
pewnym szed1 krokiem, m6wiac ma1o, rozgla
dajac sic ciagle ma wszystkie strony.
zadnej podejmanej ME dojrza} twarzy, ami
na }odziach pomiedzy t}umami, AMI tych
d4ugich alejach zasypanych gruzami zarasta-
iacych chwastem. Me. ujrza1 zadnego cudzo-
ziemca przechadzacego sic pod marmurowymi
portykami ma wpol rozpadajacymi sic gruzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-20
SzWajcarya.

Genera, 10 stycznia.
Jezioro Bode1skie lodem
pokryte na takiej przestrzeni.
re okrety ME moga kursowaf.
= Jezioro Genewskie pokryte
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-01-20
Telegramy KrajoVe.

lGltgrdmy ArdJUHt'
Kandydaci ma senatorow W roz-
nych Stanach.
w Illinois walka sic rozpoczyna.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
SARCASM AND HE CENSUS.


A Vermont Enumerator Regrets That
His Conscience Would Not Permit Him
to Report More Deaths.
The following letter, which has boon
making considerable fun in private circula-
ton in Washington for several months, has
recently found its way into print. 1t was
dated at st. Adams and addressed to some
high official in the census bureaus:
al have your favor of the 10Th inst, in
forming me of the dissatisfaction of your
department with my mortality reports, and
that it was unreasonable to suppose that in
n district containing 1910 persons there
should be but six deaths during the last five
months of the census year; that according
to some laws OF average, hitherto unknown
aud therefore unheeded by the good people
of my district, there should have been 10
deaths rather than six, during the period
indicated.
81 am very sorry that my conscience pre-
vents my reporting TO you more deaths than
were actually reported to me, for | inquired
in every house and you already have the re-
suits. | studied your instructions very
carefully and found nothing in them to in
dictate that you expected 10 deaths in my
district in order to make my census com
plete.
"Of course, had known that the safety
of my country's institutions demanded 10
deaths, | might have taken means to have
obtained them, for know OF several good
subjects for pleasant funerals, all of said
subjects being men whose deaths ! would
have recorded with much pleasure.
''But pardon me for calling attention to a
seeming inconsistency in your law of aver
age, cs applied even 10 the different districts
of this town.
In Mr. Barney f. Kelly's district 60
10, 81. Adams there were about 1900 per
sons and 20 deaths. Vow, from your letter
| understand you require one dead person
for c1ch ISL i've ones, but be returned one
dead one for each % live ones Now, this
number being SO much in excess of the aver
age indicated, will it be required 20 resurrect
enough people 10 bring the average down
where it beongs? But, possibly, if you know
my district you would not presume TO Apply
to it the rules indicated.
''WElle am upon this subject OF tho
census, ! may as well state that, while re-
GREETING exceedingly TO scvcr the Official rl-
latlons existing between us, | shall not be %
candidate for enumerator III 1900. l lie
lieve in passing these things around. Let
others who have laborel long and faithfully
for republican success share in the spuil.
know by the way in which no several re
ports have been received that you viii he
grieYed at my resolution. l myself thou Il
modest, am constrained to admit that my
being no longer connected with the census
department will he a serious 10 to the
country, but wien reflect that if only four
more persons had understood The rules and
died ! should have been entitled to !; ;. Ji
for six weeks work, the mystic chords ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
HORSE GOSSIP.


Interesting Squibs of News Contributed
for the Denen of the Horsemen.
DR.. w. f. Galbreath of Lexington, Ky,
has been offered $50, 900 for his two-year-
old colt Ralph Wilkes, who trotted milo
few days ago in 2:21t
Two moro Of the get Of Ben Franklin
have entered the list this week, says the
Boston Courier. Aside from his sire, Daniel
Lambert, he was the most valuable stock
horse that ever was in Vermont, and it was
a mistake to allow him to 90 to Tennessee
Vermont horsemen should have put their
hands in their pockets and kept him there
Mr.. Cults, his former owner, received $40,
900 from tho Southrons for him.
The New Hampshire Irotting Horse
Breeders association will hold its annual
meeting at Tilton, y. H., October 6, : and
8. The several events are woll filed with
nominations. The management think that
they will havo tho greatest and grondest
exhibition of blooded horses ever hold in tho
Granite State.
Tie New England Trotting Horse Breed
ers' association coming meeting viii cClirac
all former ones. The list Of special attlGc-
tons for this moot are tho Target in the his
tory of the society. They Will have auction
salos Of b.oolod st.c'; on esUry duy
Va ~ '-9i - -
mas put some Of inc h'H ffanNlhS' INC
entries IN 'he races as usu", contain ''rs'
n"l"oVl Vi ho'Nu "oIs 'S 'i" c'i'On' cU'''''
~ WI rv' Su''i' ~. 5n 'V ,o..,i'' i@',s
- ',o, ~ ~,
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TanerIain on.nad nv I1.ta, ri.h 1f INK
la,,1 - .I o,,t.,..I
Tra lli.bl..,l .t..,.i. form, aud r,,.h,,.r. g.
,vrIior,s If ,,oyort,.,. ,.,r,, ,.l,,,...rt,,,,,l
" fl,noo y, Tiylc,i,io t.. .I,,,,, W.,,-..
,ybrs y IL Ur,i,nal If mis- c.t,. opt.,..
An1a-7nder
sam Iurd- 80. gIS,. tho chavo.on tro-.
tim stallion o. n. Pacific cc,.t. died of
collie mt the B2i1rcrn,Al .tocl, farm Cul-
perYer. Va. Mon Inv at the o.,a %, ~ wears.
In ,rr,.5a,..e rcco. of the ,l,oto island
Stoto f,ir il, ,ro,rs.4 y. l,,o,.,lsrc, Ioro
I'm, vy.o.,t Ni,dl.I,,,- .i.,...i,,.,- -.ottol l,o
f,ste., n,il,. Lv t,.o.v,n, Cd i'm Vermont
WAS second in her c,,s- while Euuort GIlls
owned ly u. ". Moore Of SloreLpln was
distance in til, frs, heat.
" T. ,c,.,l. of Co.tlot,r r,s cold ~
Charlie G.. emma his p.1. of -ix-year.od
chestnut driving horses for $500
MANAGER Lv VntrooJ is q, oro,t n,rfor-
NOR i. ~ tNo-,rar-n,l ,o.. VIM. lie made
n r.,c;,,., record Of y 1rl and os , ,bra,-
,oo,. olJ tbis ,..,. D.. .iro.lb, ,',.,',-i
70,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
RAGING PRAIRIE FIRES.
a Family Supposed to Have Perished-
widespread Devastation.

TURTLE LAKE, Mimi, Sept. 27,-Word
has reached this village that the family OF
NJ. o. Nesse, farmer, living a short dis
lance out of town, consisting of himself,
wife and several ANAL children, are hemmed
in by forest fires. There is no doubt that
they have burned to death.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, Sept 27.-For-
est fires are raging all over Chippewa coun-
ty. Considerable timber land, barns con
tanning summer crops, stock, ETC., and sew
eral villages have burned. On all sides
come reports of fires spreading rapidly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
NELSON PUTS 1T DOWN TO 2:1o.



GRAND RArIDs, Mich, Sept. ISL the
presenc- Of ~, 600 people at the West Mich
igan fair to-day Nelson lowered his record
to 2;lO OIL tie second attempt. lie was in
the pink Of condition and the new track,
just completed on the plan Of the Cleveland
track was at its bost and the fastsst ever
trotted on. II is four feet four inches over
milo The first quarter OF the first heat
was made IN 81 }; the second quarter in 81 )
and the three quarter pole was reached in
! 30 al 2:U@5 gait. At this point the run
ner crowded the trotter into the fence
whore he broke, finishing in PA fiat.
Nelson, the owner, stated that his hor sc
would make q second trial in 30 minutes
and the crowd applauded. In 50 minutes
the stallion appeared and the running mate
changed. Without scoring the horses got
away and the trotter kept up his uupreoe-
dented pace to the finish without skip
each quarter being trotted in 81 :, the mile
in 2:lO fiat.
The exhibition closed amid scene of
wild enthusiasm. The grand stand emptied
into the quarter stretch and track and sun
rounded the judges stand. Starting Judge
Leathers then presented Mr.. Nelson with a
fine silver water set on behalf Of the society
Timers caught the time in 2:lO, the judges,
from their positions all caught it 2:094 and
dozen watches in tho paddock caught it ~
2:O04. Nelson caught the time at , O0t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02

J. b. Wilson, 81 Clay St, HharpsJurs, Pa,
says he Will not be without DR. KingN New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Odds,
that it cured his wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack Of LA
Grippe" when various other remedies and Sow
New ID scovery has done him moro good tlnu
anything he ever used for Lung TroEOle
Eeauprc 4 Lowrey's Drug store. Large boz
tics SOC. and Sl.OO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02

You put water on the burning timbers. not on
the smoke. And il you have catarrh YOU
should attack the disease in the blood, net in
your nose Remove the impure cause and the
Sarsapsrilla, the great blood purifer. which
radically and permanently cures O. i~-i, It
also strengthens tho nerves. Be sur .. ..
only Hoods Sarsaparila.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
Darre Man Drowned at Pittsburgh.

PLATTsBURGH n. y, Sept. 27.-The
body of Michael Tebo, aged about 40, Of
Barre, VT, was found floating at one OF
the docks here Friday morning. lie was
last seen to get off the steamer Vermont
Thursday in an intoxicated condition.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
HIGH GRADE GOODS

Including Henrietta, all
wool and silk warp, Bedford
cords, diagonals, Sebastopols,
cashmeres serges, cheviots,
mohairs, black and white
plaids, black and white stripes,
fancy weaves, etc.
To reduce this enormous
stock in short space of time,
we shall offer Tor one week
commencing Monday, Sept.
%, 1891, bargains in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02

Queen Victoria has u remarkably fine head
of hair for n lady OF her age; but her son, the
Prince of Wales, is quite bald. Had he used
Ayers Hair Vigor earlier in life, he might to-
day, have boon rs vel covered as that of his
royal mother. It's not too late yet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02

The Best Salve IL the world for Cuts, Pru,.es
sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. letter,
skin EEgptioas, and positively cares Pics, Q,
NO pay tsptiyed. 1t is qua rantesd TO live per
fept sAusiacpon, or money refunded. Price
70 cents per box. For sals by BeauDrs d Low
reg.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
For Over 90 Years

Mrs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING StEUp has been
used for children teethins. II euothrs the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain. cures
wind cAolic, and is the best remedy Tor Dlar-
rhpa. twenty-five cents u bottle. sold by
all druggists throughout the world.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02

LuNIu. Sept 2,.--The efforts to secure
tue release OF 1lrs. Maybricl win DO futile.
Tho convict's solicitor has been advised moi
to proceed win tho agitation a the home
Office will decline to re-oopon the case in any
form
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
RULES GOVERNING THIS
SALE.

Ist, No samples will be
cut in any instance.
ed. Out of town custom
ers may order by mail. enclos-
ing amount of purchase. or
have goods sent by express
c. O. D., and if not perfectly
satisfied with the goods may
return the same at our eX-
pense.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02

the GRAND MISTAKE.
WHEN you HAVE SOUR
STOMACH,
BELCHING OF WIND,
HEART BURN,
HEADACHE, DIZZINESS,
SPOTS BEFORE THE EYES,
NEURALGIA,
PALPITATION OF THE HEART.
COSTIVENESS
LOSS OF SPIRITS,
IRRITABLE TEMPER,
AND OTHER COMPLICATIONS,
DON'T RUIN YOUR BODY BY
TAKING POISONOUS DRUGS.
USE KICKAPOO INDIAN
SACWA,
PREPARED BY THE INDIANS
FROM HERBS, BARKS AND
LEAVES.
KIGEAp00 INDIAN SAGWA
For Solc Ly all Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
Sue GiiliG Wins the Throc-Year-OId
Race at Providence In e;e8 IT.,

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Sept. 93.-In very
warm weather and an attendance estimated
at between %, coo and 80 coo the third day :
programme of the State fair was carried
out
Three year-old class, subscription guaran-
teed stake OF $500, mile heats, best two in
three, ". W. Moore, Shoreham, Vt. b. f. .
SUE Gillig won. Time, 2;20, 2.2S4.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02
BARRE FIRE ladies.
FIRST ANNUAL PARADE AND TOUR
NAMeNT HELD ON SATURDAY..

The Granite Town Filled with People
Results Of the Different Contests
Torrent Engine Comp any Carries or
the Prize for General Excellence-The
Races at Green Mountain Park.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02

II you are in need of a
black dress now or in the near
future, attend this sale. 1t
will be TO your advantage.
We will sell black goods from
I2H cents to s. per yard
and all will be from e per
cent to SO per cent under
price.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02

IS pieces Silk Warp Hen
rietta, beautiful English goods,
worth a dollar and a quarter a
yard, our plice for this sale
% cents.