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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

DOBRZE ZNANY ca1ei
polonji clevelandaklej j. Kon.
rad, pokatny adwokat i dorad-
ca, najwiekszy nieprzy|aciel
ks. K~oiaszewslslego, ma spra.
we W sadzie; malatek lego
zostat ob}o2ony aresztem.
(EcAo.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
POPRAW
W Konstytucyi Zwlazku n. r.
Seim Zwiaz'lu Mar. Fol. W De.

GlolI AulioH1 HlehtolG p"''S'J
swojoJ konstytucyi.
Przedewszystkiem ublto 50 gtosa-
mi przcciwko 81 wniosek o znle-
sien1e urzedu Cenzo:a, przez co
upadfy rozno:odne wnioski.
Z artykutu III. par. ., Kt6ry
brzmi: wv roztrzasanlc spraw
re%ligijnych Wv. N. Pol. ME wda'
je sic, ,,bo to jest rzecza Stollcy
ApostoIsklej i B%iskupow, pod kt6'
rych wtadza W rzeczach wialy,
religii dyscypIny chcemy pc.
zostac ostatnl wstep ma wnlosek
del. j. M. Sadowskiego zost"f
wykreslony.
Artykui III par. I Mai bye
zmieniony na wniesek del. Roko.
szn W ten sposob, azeby anurchl.
sci mleli wstep wolny do Zwiaz.
ku. Pc krolkicm wymownem
przemowieniu Delegate BrodoW-
skiego, %przyjetem grzmotcm okla.
skow, del. Rokcsz cofna} swoj
wniosek, "a co takze %otrzymaf o.
klaski.
Artykut V. par. [. uzupelnla
siq w ten sposob, &s kazdy polak
ME posiadajacy odpowiedniego
wleku j .drowia, moze zostac
ozfenkiem Zwiazku, jezeli zrzecze
sic pretensyi do posmiertnego.
Artykuf TX par. 6 bedzie
opiewaf, il delegaci grup liczacych
mnieJ 25 %cztonkow, NIGGA byo
upowaznieni do gtosowania " ME.
ktorych wypadkach przez prezy-
denta sejmu W porozumienlu z
cenzorem, jake tez kazdy cztonek
ma prawo byd wybranym ma de-
legata, je&ell cd pot roku nalezy
do zw. N. Polskiego.
Wniosek postawiony przez
cenzora, by PREY kazdym wypad.
ku Sufferer ~dolaczono Jednego cen
ia podatku ma koszta delegate
przysziego Sejmu, upad}.
Art. vi par l zmleniono o
lyle, il ka&dy cztonek optacac be.
die zamlast dziesiec, 5 cent6w
tylko ma tundusz zelazny IS cen.
tow Ma Zgode.
N%astepnie zrobit wniosek DR..
! J%anczeWskl 0 szko}ach zwiazko-
wych.
Art. VI par. drugl brzm, teraz:
Grupa zwlazkowa, ktora ME uibci
sic z zulegtosci zwiazkowych mai
xySej $3.50 ma kazdege cztonka,
W %przeciagu 30tu dni pc zawiado.
MENU sekretarza jeneralnego,
przestaje bvc grupa zwiazkowa.
Art. VII par. 3 zmleniono O
lyle, ID Sejm wyznaczaG bedzie
miejsce przysztego Sejmu.
Art. VII oar. 7 opiewac be-
die, il sejm wyznaczy trzech czfon-
kow, kt6rzy ma 80 dni pred na-
stepnym sejmem z~rewidowac maj
tax rachunki l ksiazki rzadu cen
tralnego, jake tez i Zgody.
Art. VII par. 10 Starry zarzad
oddaje nowemu ksiazki, p1eniadze
t. d. dopiero pc ztozeniu kau.
cyl.
Art VII par. 10 otrzymaf do
datek, IL czfonek, ktory nle ksztaf.
CT dzleci swoje W Jqzyku polsk1m,
ME moze hyc wybieranym na Ia
dine urzeda zwiazkowe.
(Pozniej ten dodatek skreslo-
no, przyJeto inny, polecajacy
czfonkon ksztafcic swoje dzieci W
duchu polskim. Przyp. Red.
Wmusa.)
Art VII par. s wyrzuco-
Do Art. VIII par. IL doda-
no, il kaucya jen. Sekretarzs ME
moze bye stawlana przez czton-
kow zarzadu centralnego a po.
r%eczycicle maja bye ogfoszeni W
Zgodzie, iako tez zrobiono uodatok,
il wsze)kie pieniadze maia byd
odbierane i wypfacane przez IA.
syera Zw1azku.
Art. VIII par. Z. otrzvmaf
dodatek, IL komitet 2 pieciu Go
XIV artaln"j rewizy1 ksiazck, be.
die %obieranym przez deIegatow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

odczytaf memorya}, z kt6rego po-
kazuje sic, re W ~przysz}ym ME
siacu, Pazdz'erniku, ma sic toczy6
sprawl sadowa plzeciwko oskarzo
nym pareczycielom zbieg}ego Nor
gensterna. Wyswletlono nadto W
memorable sprawe byiego vice.
cenzora Nowaka, poczem przedsta-
wiono stan kasy, rachunek Grup
/ czfonkow Zwiazku, dochody i
rozchody Zgody i cafy obecnv stan
interesow zwiazku W dnlu 11-oo
Wrzesnia r. b. Rachunki odnosne
byfy umleszczoDe ostatnlm nu-
mere Zgody.
Rewlzoraml kslazea z. Mar.
Pol. obrano pan6w doktora HOWE
cSleeo, Piotrowskiego i Bieskiego,
zas panowie Sodowski z Buffalo,
Twarowski i ho}dohski p%owo}any.
nj zostall do sprawdzenia ksiazek
Zgody jak Sarbu narodowego.
W sprAwie Morgensterna
wykazalo sic, lie d]ugo pc MIN
pozostalo s5076 rs, PRIV czem
OBJ. Wendzlnski zrobif wniosek,
aaeby zarzad centralny dale]
przeclwko reczyclelom lego pro.
ces prowadzlt.
Wypracowany memorial
godzi polskich pism tylko
W try nastepujave:: Wl;a:usa,
Polaha u Ameryce Ware Z o..
czyzne, natomlast nieskohcze-
ME wd2iecznym jest Na)przew.
Ks. Biskupowi Foley, Vlcere
ktorowl ks. Barabasz i ks.
Rrzadkowolskiemu, "a oka7ana
przez nlch Zwiazkowi przychyl-
nose l taskawosG. Referat ten
ma wniosek Oh. Leszczynskiego
przy)etym zostaf z w~ypuszcze.
mem odnosnych osoblstoscl
nazwlsk.
Uchwalono, lie nastepujacy
Sejm odbedMe sic "a diva lata
W Chicago.
Wybory nowych urzedni-
kow "a pomoca kartek oso-
biscie oddanych, wypadty yak
nastepu1e:
Ma cenzora. otrzymall kan
dydaci glossy jak nastepuje:
W. Przybyszewski z Bay
City 81, F. Grygiaszewski 80
gfosy, zaczem ma wniosek
ostatniego, pan Przybvszewskl
przez a%klamacYe cenzorem o.
branym zostat.
Wicecenzorem obranym 20
stat pan Helinski q Duluth, so
g}osam1, podczas gdy ma pana
Rewerskiego z Grand Rapids,
pablo 80.
Prezesem zarzadu wybrano
OBJ. sataleckiego z Chicago 81
gfosaml przeciwko 80, kt6re
paddy ma pana Kociemskie
90.
Wiceprezesem rzadu ob~a-
nym zostaf przez aklamacye
ma wniosek przeciwnika swe-
60 p. Koc1emskiego, OBJ. St.
Sfomihsk' z Chicago.
Sekretar2em Jen., wybrano
Oh. A. Ma}fek z Chicago 20
raz drugi.
Kasyerem, OBJ. M. Majewski
p%owtornie.
Sekretarzem II. zostaf D.
Phszka z Chicago, 40 gfosam,
przeciwko 81, jake paddy na
oh. Stana.
Redaktorem Zgody obrano
powtornie OBJ. S Nicklego z
Chicago, So gfosami, przeciw-
ko 80, jake paddy ma oh. Ma
giel.
Sekretarzem Zgodv obrano
OBJ. ST.. Laufersklego, 60
gfosaml przeciwko 9, Jake o.
trzymaf p. Pikulskn.
Ma wnlosek OBJ. K. Maiika,
mani T!~po1uy clio ~ Gro,,l D,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
DETROIT,

IVY VHFCI
Jan Jez ewski, z pod numeru
Ss6 Hastlng ulicy, zostat
oskarzony W kaucelarzu "a to-,
re W domu lego odbylo sic we
sele, pomlmo, lie karta byta
przybita, 1ako tam panuie
szkarlatyna. Sad skazat Jezew-
sklego ia 90 dnl aresztu lub
5000,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
z DETROIT

z DETROIT pisa nam, u
wcale sic ME dziwia. Re ks. biskup
Foley zrehabilitowaf Zwlazek
Narodowy Polski. Ma on bye talk
dalece liberalnym. W sprawach
religijnych, Re byf nawet ma re.
cepcyi b1skupa mctodyskiego i
metodyskle szSoty popiera kato.
lickiemi pienledzmi. zdaniem
correspondence teraz Kolasihski
CORA. DO przeclez Zwlazek cd ME.
go lcpszy ME byf, t. i d. - Ma
seem zaA zdaniem, ks. biskup Fo.
ley dobrze postapif, 70 ME poma-
gaf rzucac kamicniem potepienla
ma tych, kt6rzy znowu
pragna sfu&yc Koscioiowi. Wszak-
re i Pan Bog ME pragnie zguby
grzesznika, lecz ably &yf i sic ma
wr6cif.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

z NEBRASKA. - W para
fiji polskiej W Omaha obecnie
naucza dzieci p. Antoni Iuda
z Lemopt, ILL.,, a orgaulsta
jest tesG lego ?. Jozef USHER
: Polskie Towa.zystwo sw.
Pawta " Omaha llc7y o5ecnie
ITO czlonNow - drugie, move
koscielue Towaraystwo, sw.
Kazmlerza llczy oko}o 20
czfonkow. - Jan Lam, Meg
dys spiewak l zakrystan ma
Poznaniu, a potem W Elb'e,
przeprowadz'1 s'e do OmahY i
stale tn zamieszkac zamlerza.
= Dawniejszy organlsta W
Omaha W~tadystaw Pociechow-
ski Jest obecnle nauczycielem |
organista W Wilmington, De-
levare, dokad 80 sobie sprowa-
dill ks, Maczy6ski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

ORGANISTA p. Walenty
Nowacki przeprOwadzit sic z Bios
sburga DO Rochester, N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

NANTICOKE, Pa w dniu
20 Wrzesnia rozpoczaf sic tn Sejm
Zjednoczenia KStvllckiego. Rano
wszyscy delegaci byh ma uroczy-
stem nabozenstwle W polskim ko-
sciele. MszA swieta odpraWlf ks.
Biskup O'Hara.
Obrady sejmowe rozpoezefy
sic o godzinio 2glej. Ma pierwszem
posiedzeniu byto IS delegation j
Is kslezy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-09
LATE FOREIGN NEWS:

Raw sugar in New York, June
rs, 1888 to 3.41c.
Sir John Macdonald was buried
at Kingston. Canada, June LTD.
The procession was over two miles
long, and was the largest ever seen
in Canada.
The announcement is made that,
owing to the decreased demand IN
America for tin plates, severai
Welsh works will close in July. I'll
The insurgents at Hayti were
executed in numbers by Hippolyte,
and there has been perfect reign
of terror at Port-au-Prince. Inc
report that President Hippolyte
was killed is contradicted.
The United States Treasurers
statement issued June IL shows
net cash balance of but 81, 235, O0O,
which is the lowest figure yet
reached.
The complaint filed against M.
de Lesseps, bis son, and two other
directors of the Panama Canal Dy
sixty of the shareholders, charging
them with misleading investors IN
the bonds of that company, has
been withdrawn.
The freight department OF the
Transcontinental Association met
and decided to charge full tariff
rates for transportation OF Worlds
Fair exhibits to Chicago, but to re-
turn the property after the close of
the exposition free.
The remains of the officers and
men of the United States steam
ships Trenton and Vandalia, who
| lost their lives in the late disaster
at Apia, Samoa, and which were
brought to San Francisco June I'D
| by the brig Sea Wait, will be
| buried at Mare Island.
The Behring Sea bill passed the
House of Lords June 9Th, received
the royal assent June 18th, and
will be followed by an order in
Council, of very stringent nature,
prohibiting all vessels carrying the
British flag from taking, killing,
hunting or attempting to hunt,
seals in Behring Sea.
Vesuvius has been in eruption,
but it is thought that the stream of
lava from new crater at the base
of the central cone will not be seri-
Gus. The eruption is connected
directly with the earthquakes in
other parts of Italy, which stop
ped as soon as the flow of lava
commenced.
The anti-foreign feeling has been
growing in China, eliminating in
attacks on French missions at W.
sutch. The French and American
ambassadors have demanded pro
lection for their citizens. The pop.
ular feeling has grown so strong
that British company has been
compelled to give up It's plan OF
sending steamer up the Yang
Tsze River. Several missionary
establishments IN the vicinity OF
Lake Poyang near Kin Kiang on
the Yang Tsze River have been
looted by the Chinese.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-09

- all Ito bnnshs
Steamboat, Steamship, Ian, \.
- High Pressure or Conn., aasa5
STEAM VESSELS o, All r,,'
with hulls OF wood, Iron !, s.s ~ !
ORDINARY ENGINES GOWN
yisable. 'Vmp0uats
STEAM LAUNCHES, Ba,rs, N, :.
structed with referepes" !, .u ~ ss
they are to be employed, S Gun,
draft OF water guaranteed. '''S
SUGAR MILLS and sus,, NJ,
made after the most sppro, ns, ~
Boiler Iron Work CONNECTED ss,N w. ~.
WATER PIPE, Of Boils, a, a
size. made In suitable lsp,, sS's y.
together, or Sheets rolled. pvs,,.:
for shipment, ready 70 l b ~
ground. W Nv
HYDRAULIC RIvETINe. Ro,,,, n.
Pipes made by this estsblIsm,,s
hydraulic rivetng mschips,, h,
work being far superior 10 s,ps
SHIP WORN, Ship and Steam m.
Winches, Air and CirculstlnS y
after the most approved PLAN
SOLE Agents and msnuisctur, n
Coast Of the Heins Safety BCil, /
PUMPs-Direct Acting Punpir
city works purposes, sailt VIM
Davy Valve Motion, superior NJ
pump.
JOHN DYER..........,,,,, |
Room No. 5. upstairs, Spr.hlt|
1851 1870
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-09
OAHU RAIL WAY DE- LAND co.
Ia - = It ID C tt
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

CONsIGNORs MUST FURNISH
~ Shipping Receipts, in duplicate. at
the time of delivery of goods, giving a
correct list of articles, with marks, ad-
dress, weight, and destination of each
consignment.
The Original Receipt to be signed
by the Agent of the Company !;
the Duplicate to be retained by him as
authority for shipping the property.
Proper forms of shipping receipts can
be obtained from our Agents, or at the
General Freight Office in Honolulu.
o. The above rule will take effect
on and after June 15, 1891.
w. G. ASHLEY,
2782-1m Superintendent.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-15
Eit1a1IefaI.
An Upward Movement in the Whole Lfst-Spurt in Rock Island-Strength in Union Pacific.

Lfst-Spurtt in Rock Island-Strength in Union Pacific.
 NEW YORK. December 14. . In the stock market here to-day first prices showed changes ranging up to 1s per cent. either way, and while there was no pronounced tone to the dealing in the general list, advancing ten dency was noted until pressure upon Northern Pacific preferred, which was forced off from 67zA to 669s weakened the whole list. At the lowest prices, however, considerable support was given the stock, supposed to come from covering oper- ations. The declaration of the Rock Island divi- dend of per cent. became known at noon and that stock started on rapid upward turn, rising from S434 to 86sS, while activity became pro- nounced and awakened the entire market into life, aided by sudden spurt in New England from SIS to 39. The former weakness in such stocks as Chicago Gas, New York Central and Burlington disappeared and the upward move ment became general. Union Pacific was es- pecially strong at times. There was more cover ing in the last hour. and the business done was fair, while improved prices were the rule in everything. The market closed quiet but strong, at about the highest figures of the day, though most stocks were only slightly advanced from those of Saturday.
 Railroad bonds were active and showed a stub born strength. Almost all issues traded in are higher. The total transactions were $1, ,621, ,03o. No one issue displayed any special activity.
 Following are the closing prices, reported by PRINCE & WHITELY, bankers and brokers, 64 Broadway, N. Y, and 15 Center street, New Ha-
Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-15
Traue1ers' Guide.
New York, New Haven
 and Hartford R. R.
October sth, 1881

rRAns LEAVE NEW HAvEN AS FoLLows-
 roR NKw YoRK-sx:so, sxs5o. te:io fTsoo f7:sa, ts:io, s:so. s9-ss, fIo=so. fiisso C n-, f2.oo, si:so i.H, ss:so. 500. ss.so, tsoo, s<:so, ss.so. s:ss, s:so, sT.os, 's:ie o:if. Bridgeport socommodasion), 's:io, s:is p-n. suxDkTs-sf:so, sf.so, 500 C. n-, s.oo. e:is .7soe, ss:ie. s:is, ss:iop. m-
 FOB WASHINGTON VIA HARLKn RryER- s1a.oi am CdAly).
 FOR BOSTON VIA SPRINGFIELD - Isx, sIi=b c m, sl.oS. s5:sa p. m surnkrs-I.ss Cnisht), s5:2 pm
 FOR BOSTON VIA sKw LONDON AND FRov DKSCE-~a:i1, . n, 'iases s1sr and ses55 ?. m. srxnlrs-s7:isA A m, Ss8 p. n-
 FOR BOSTON VIA HARTFORD AND SKw (dailyl, s2.os pm.
 FOR BOSTON VIA AIR LINE AND N. Y. Axp V. T. R. R-s<:ss pm suxnkrs-s<:H pm
 FOR KRmKN, HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD, Erc-'1=so night si:so night cto HarSfordo e:<o ssoo, tio:iS sii:o5 c. n-, i2soc, sise Cs9sos to Hartford enly), SIC, ssoo es:is to Hkrsford), 's:sa, s:so, iosos pm susnkrs-sl-so night c'isN night to HArtfordO. s5:sa s:s Cacc)p p-n-
 shore Line Divtsion.
 FOR NEW LONDON, Erc.-sa:is night. S-ss A- s:is, CHS, CGuilford soc) -s;ss. Co=S p. euiford scoonnodHt1on.) srEpIrs-ss-it night. st;ss p. m
 Air Line Dfvfsfon. FOR MDDLETowN, wmLMAETIc, BTc.- Leave New Haven for all Stations at e,os am, i:sss 'fsss. 6.o< pm suxpIrs-st-ss pm ooE nect at Middlct0wn with oounecticut vhnsy R. R., and at wnimAutSc with N. Y. A N. K. and \. L. and N. R-R-; at TurnervfHe with ooicbesaer branch. Trains arrive st New Haven st a:is am. i.s1, ~7soo. s.oo pm Naugaruek Division. FOR WATERBURY and way ssA1ons vis Nan Eatock Junction iissc a m suxnIrs-ssa a- n.
 Northanpton Division. FOR 6HKLRURNK FALLS, TURNER'S
 FALLS, Ls,wMLIAMsBuRG. HoLToKK and NEw
 HARTFORD and intsrnedia.e stations. trktnf
 leave New Haven at 7:s2. iiso4 am and stsct
 pm
 FOR NORTHAMPTON, wIILIAMsBURs ard points this sade at 5:5s pm FROM wmIIAMsBURG train arrives ss s=ss | C. m, i=es <:2l and ssos p. m, and from sHKL- BURNK FALLS and ininrnedikte s1Atzons al | i=sSs t=sl and SOS pm LUCIUs FUTILE, Gen. Manager. c. IT. HBMPsTRAD, - Gen PassL Agent
Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-15
FITTING TRIBUTES

.- Tn Reference to the Death of Arthur
 Fiske, Son of Well Known Con-
 gregational Minister-A Brilliant
 Career Cut Short.
 At a recent meeting of the faculty of Hartford theological seminary g minute was passed in reference to the death of Rev. Arthur Severance Fiske, which min ute is subjoined below. MT. Fiske, who is we'll known in this city and the shore towns, was the son of the Rev. Samuel Fiske, at one time pastor at Madison, and whose books under the pseudonym of Dunn Browne have been so popular. Young MT. Fiske graduated at Amherst and then studied theology at Hartford. His seminary on graduation gave him one of the newly established foreign scholar ships. He went to Berlin to pursue his studies in the Oriental languages. Here, as at home, his admirable linguistic endowments were the admira- tion of his instructors; but @ rheumatic affection from which he had long suffered developed into chronic lameness, and | while seeking relief at Meran, Austria, he became worse and cab1ed for his mother. She arrived there shortly before his death,
 which took place October II. His body
 was brought to this country and inferred at Shelby.
 Aside from feeting articles in college publications, his only publication was a ''Hebrew Vocabulary of the Psalms, printed in 1887. The seminary minute reads as follows: On the Lord s day, October II, was called from earth, Arthur Severance Fske, the first fellow of
 a ga We for one whose patient, faithful work as student and as a fellow honored the institution with gifts, peculiar aptitude for his chosen field, per sistent industry and large scholarly atta1nments
 
 ship, whose merry, winning nature, firm and manly resolution, high and pure ideals, warm strong personal attachment to most lovable character, which intense and prolonged suffering more Christ-like to the end and that, lowing be- fore the mysterious wisdom which has chosen to
 eo n aie se his immediate family our deep sympathy with them in their profounder sorrow. Many benatiful testimonials have been elicited by his untimely death. One of the most beautiful is this sonnet,a noble tribute to his manly Christian character; Brave, gracious, gifted. bent to purpose high, On thy 1alr cneek was early manhOO1S glOw, In thy clear eyes, light, on the stainless brow sigh
 We saw thy sails melt in the distant sky, As thou true pilgrim dedicate, did'st go, At shrines of lore, in realms of old, to grow In full accord with noble destiny. Thy prov was pointed to another strand! The voyage ended-parting past, and pain Now dost thou breathe pure air of native land; And he, saint, hero, that not all in vain, Gave life, in great content, for Freedom won, Has smued on thee, and clasped again his son E. WIZ
Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-15
S7 Church Street.
AN EAR

Of corn grown on Kansas soil was recently ex- hibited which is 2311 inches long and 1s15 inches tn circumference at the base. The number of kernels is not given. but no doubt reaches among the hundreds. He that has ears to hear let him
 hear the words of wisdom-that the G o. Taylor Old Bourbon and c. Taylor Pure Rye Whiskeys are the finest in the worId-weu aged and pure. Druggists and Grocers sell them. Our firm name
 ts on the label and over the cork. CHESTER Fl
Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-15
$II.4O

This is our extra large Cushioned Rocker, shaped seat and back, best in the city. Worth $17.OO. Our price $11.4O.
 We offer a remarkably fine line of goods for Holi- day Gifts, all at very close prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-15

made 8 state mert April 10,
 1890. At that time he said un. der Dr. Roth's treatment he had gotten well of bronchitis and dyspepsia. , He had a very gbad cough and severe pain in side, and a vel Jewish green matter ne would cough up. He had dizzy spells and generally used up. He had tried a number of other doctors and got no deci- ded benefit; had
Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-15

MT GEO. D. TIFT. catarrh 12 yrs ; he had nc faith or confidence in Dr. Roth up to April 10 he had gained g pounds ; now his faith is unbounded.
 "The above statement made by me April 10 1890, again corroborate and consider the suits in my case as permanent. Since first went to Dr. Roth have gained 29 pounds.
 Nov g, 1890. c. D. TIFT."
Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-15
Vol. LIx.

Pocket Money for the Women.
 Mrs. Law, in recent number of Ladies' Companion, says: q do coloring for my friends and neighbors, and have earned quite sum of money that way. I always use Diamond Dyes, and my work does not crock or fade, and always gives good satis- faction. They are easy to dye with and very stronp,n
Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-15

We know how it is-and we therefore recon. mend Dr. Bulrs Cough Syrup. 25 cents
 Hard to beat-Salvation Oil, the great pain ex- terminator, is very popular. Price 25 cents
Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-15

When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
 When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children she gave them Castoria
Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-15
CHAMBERLAIN & CO.,,
Orange and Crown.
HE KNOWS THE VALUE OF IT,
More New Haven Testimony From a Well-Known
 Railroad Man.

Headaches, Catarrh, Rheumatism-
 Dizzy for Five Minutes at a Time
 Pains All over Body-No Sleep al
 Nisht-What NIT. Shea Has to Say
 of Dr. Roth After a Month of His
 Treatment.
 'I feel that Dr. Roth's treatment is all that he claims for it, ' said MT. Jerry Shea we'll known railroad man who lives at 39 Arch street in this city. "When commenced his treatment a month ago, would have
 Dizzy Spells for Five Minutes At time. I was continually hawking and spit ting, and a constant dropping in the throat oi phlegm. had 8 headache over the eyes most of the time, and my eyes would blur and water would belch wind after eating, and there was 6 bad taste in my mouth.
 There Was Ringing in My Ears And was more tired when got up than when went to bed. had no ambition whatever, and would
 Not Sleep More Than Two Hours In the twenty-four. would be so restless and uneasy. My appetite was poor, and had pains under the shoulder blades and sides, as well as Rheumatic Pains All over My Body. The above is the condition in which called on Dr. Both and took his treatment, and the result has been most marvellous to me, for got better at once, all my bad feelings began to leave me and now sleep all want to. No pains or dizzy spells; no ha king and splitting; I eat well and feel well, and thoroughly indorse Dr. Roth's treatment to the afflicted
Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-15
FIRE!
 WITHOUT COAL, WOOD, ASHES DUST.

The Standard dGASGENERATOR is an arrange ment for producing heat by converting coaEoil into gas. It can be placed in the fce-box of your etoye. and at . cost of about
 ONE CENT AN HOUR
 will yield abundant heat for warming, baking and cooking No handling coal or woodf Nc Ashes or Dusti No Dangeri The public are in vited to examine specimen now in operation at the store of T. ". Corbett go and 81 Broadway, American on Gas Co. d2 Inn
Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-15
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT G0HPLEY,

STEAMERs leave New Haven daily (except Sundsy) at io:i5 am. and ia o'clock mid night. Returning, leave Peck Slip, New yerk, st and II pm. Staterooms for sale at Peck A Bishops, No. S62 Chapel street, and at Klock1 drug store. Sunday boat leaves New Haven st House.
 Fars 7b cents Round trip tickets sI.ss Oecc1 for sir days). J. W CARTER Arenf
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DR. EDWARD ROTH.

graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College, physician to the late Hon. Chas. O'Connor, the eminent New YcI < lawyer.
 OFFICE PERMANENTLY LOCATED In the Clark Building, Nearly Oppo-
 site the Post Office,
 S7 Church Street. Special treatment for CHRONIC DISEASES. Catarrh Cured and all zsiseases of tn e Nose, Throat, Lungs, Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, Rheumat1sm,A A st m a , Bronchitis, Nervous and Skin Dis. eases.
 Ofnce hours, to Il @. m., to and to p. m Consultation free at office or by mail. Patients living at a distance can be successfully treated by mail. dis nrm