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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

baczyl pilnie takze,o % wykonanie
tychze. Paplez Leon " rozkazaf,
abv na kazdym prowincyonalnymj
synodzie, biskupi q postspu szkof
paraflalnych rachunek sk4adali. (
Kar6l Wlelki, cesarz rzymsKo-
nemieckl, rozkaza}, re przy kaz-
dym kosciele szko}a parafialna bye
musi dla wszystkich dzlecl parafli.
Tu musimy zwrocic uwage, ze po.
Iowa Europy musla}a s}uchae tego
rozkazu, DO pahstwo rzy1nsko ME
mieckie obe]mowaio dzlsiejsze
Nlemcy, Francyq, Holandya, Bel
gia, Hiszpania W}ochy. Wiec
on swa powaga potega swiecka
popierai rozporzqdzema koscielne.
Jego syn Lotar [ pozakfadai we
wszystkich wlekszych miastach
wyzsze szko}y, by zapobledz tru-
dnosci przenoszenla sig ucznidw:
Lotar, wnuk pierwszego, obostrzy}
to prawa, a nauczycielom rozkazaf,
ably pllnle ma to baczyli, by ucz-
Movie do szkof regularnie ucze-
szczali i postepy lobl]i.
w ten okres przypada poczatek
dzie]ow chrzesclanskich Polskl.
Zajrzyjcle do historyi- -kto zak1ada}
pierwsze szkoiy W Polsce? Kto je
prowadzif, utrzymywa} wyposa-
za1? - Gdzie stol kolebka oswia-
ty l cywllizacyi Polak6w? - w
kosciele katohckim.
Jsko niezbity dow6d llczby i
zdolnosc; szk6} publicznych owvch
,,czas6w ciemnoty," ]aK wy mdwl-
Gle, stoJa iako swladkowle katolic-
kle unlwersytetu, n. p. W kolonli
(W1ochy) w I3tym stuleclu z 10000
uczni, W l4tym 1900. Uniwersy-
tet W Oxford (Anglla) llczy} W
tym samym czasle az 10000 ucznl.
Unlwesytet W Pradze (Czechy) W
Is tym stuleclu liczyi 10000
studentow.
Teyaz zawezwe wlelklego
fuudatora wolnego dumania i
wyk}adanla b1blli ma swladectwo,
lax bardzo Koscl61 dbat szkody i
wyksztalcenle 1aiodzlezy. Ma
poczatku 1890 stulecia Luter
| uskarzat sic gorzko ma DUO nauki
| w kosc,ele katolicklm, m6wlac:
ITO przez diab1a wymyslonem
Jest" = Zyczyi sobie ably, Uni
wersYtety ktore djabelskiemi donna
mi k. mi nazYwa1, spalono i W
kupe gruzdw zamlenlono.
| W czas)e reformacyl a nawet
d}ugo jeszcze potem Uniwersytety
by!y opr6zmone, szkofy parafalne
calkiem zaginely. Poznlej ten sam
Luter wscieka1 sic re zloscl, bo
j nleby1o ludzl zdolnych ma past0-
row, kt6rzyby przyna]mnlej czytac
i plsaG umlell.
w nowszych czasach, oso-
bliwie W Ameryce, Kosciol
katollcki wyscigna} protestanckl
bezwyznaniowcow zskfadanlem
wyzszych szx6f. Cd lat $40
egzystuje Uniwersytetu W Lima
(ChllD Cd $50 lat unlwersytet
w Meksy6n, a nlewlele p6znieJ
za4ozono Unlwersytet " Laval, "
Kanadze.
! Tylko sprosna nlewiadomosc al.
bo bezwsty ydna ktamliwosc potrafi
tym faktom prseczyc. Bezczelnost
lch twlerdzcn juz tyslace razy lm
udowodniono, tysiace razy naste-
4 pIowano lch iako klamcow, ale Il
nlch ME masz wstydu, onl wcia2
| powtarzaja: ,Koscl6f katohckl ME
sprzyja naukom!' = Podli oszczer-
Icy! koscl6f katol1cki ME sprzyje
zbydleceniu ez}owleka 7 tylSe
uszlachetnleniu / umora.nienlu 60
DeSWadzea4a!- Pozniei danny
wan dowody Z teraznlejszos.ci.
f-J--W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
Juzs ma sejmie w Maristee

! Juz IA sejmie W Manistee
przyzpano, ze krzywda sic
staia tym towarzystwom i 2e
ponownle Ka2dego czasu b e z
trze ch punkt TOW do
Zjednoczenia wielklego wrocic
moga. Komisva za5 z iona
Ksiezy, Xxx. Jecek Gulski,
Urban Raszkiewlcz W. Ba-
rzynski, naklonlli X. Jana
Radziejewskiego, aby dalszych
przeszkod ME czvnlt. Kom,sya
powy&sza takze osw,adezyia,
ze choragwie, ktore W bus
rzsch Woiciechcwsklch kos
clofa skradzlono, beda no
W e mi wynagrodzone. Byiy.
trzy choragwle, mlanowicies
towarzystw sw. Dominika,
Serca Maryi lmienia Jezus,
wartosc; przeszlo po]tora ty-
slaca dolar6w.
De(egaci po krotkich roz-
prawach uznali, il pojednanle
2 wielalen Zlednoczeniem jest
potrzebnem wiasclwem. W
skutek tego cbrano l1onitet
majacy sic zajac porozumie-
Eiem Z komisya ksieSy L
admlalstracya wielklego Zjed-
uoczenia. Delegaci tymczasem
maja przedstA vic towarzyst,
WON uchwa1y selmow W
Manistee Chicago. Ia 4 zas
tygodnie zwotanym zostanie
mass.mltyng, ma kt6rym tax
czlonkowie i delegaci z]edno-
czenla pod op. NJ. B, Czesto-
chowskAel, jako reprezentancl
ZJednoczenia wielkiego krok
ostatni ] decyduiacy uczynia.
Ponlewaz Zlednoczenle pod
op. M. B. Czestochowskiej
jest korporacya j. zatem Cd ],
powiedzialnem pred prawem
"a posmiertne, wybrano, ma
Sic rozumieG, nova adml-
uiist:acya. Ma kohcu cfiarowa
no so doiarow ma sieroty
polskie W Chicago, 100 dol. ma
parafla sw. Kazmlerza, 100
dol. ma wy2szq szkoie Slostr
Nazaretanek W Chicago Of'ary
te pokazuja, 2e ludzIska, cho-
ciaz z kosciola wyrzlceni,
Pana Boga l kosci6l katoiicki
kocha)a.
Z naszej strony napomina :
my admlnistracya Zjednoczenia
a mianowlcle X. Jana Radzie.
jewskiego, aby ME stawiano
zadnych przeszkod DO zgody.
Ludzie wyrzuceni koscioIa
zalozyti Zjedncczenie Matki
NJ. B. Czestochowsklej. Jezell
wlec proponuja, ably NajSw.
Panieuka byFa razem Bos-
ken Screen P. Jezusa ople-
kunka poiaczonych Zjednoc1> II
i ably lch odznaki I'm przyz-
nano jako odznakl poi4czoEych
Z]ednoczeh cd odznakow
wlekszeJ partly, czemu sic
temu sprzec,wlac? Chodzl
przedewszystkiem o swieta
zgode W parafiach chlcagos.
kich, ktorel ME ma. Chodzl 0
1851 polakow katclikow, ma
ktorych Zwlazek Narodowy
czycha, iak djabei na dnsze.
Dop0kl W zasadach WARY ~
e1ne kasie poslnlertnej
wszyscy sic Zgadz&ja, reset"
! mnlelsze} Jest Wag'.
] NaipoclesznlelsZem 2der2c-
!. mem IA sejnie byio wYrau-
e Genie "a drzwl reportera CHI
cagos6lei Retoynys Szparga:
2 ten, dawno lua cd Wlarusc
,ako bez czci i siawY Aaplet
nowany, byt organem dotych
| czasowym wylluczonYch to-
warzystw. Gdy iednakowol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

tych przewodn1kow rarodu,
ktorzy 60 wyslali, ably sic
zastosowali do WARY mEodzi-
ka Smulskiego czyli bezwy-
znaniowych narcdowcow. Prof.
Dun;kowsk' ma to godDie od~
powledzlat, 2e l on poslo-
VIE polscy, ktorzy go wysia]i,
So katolkaml. Gdyby tyf
wiedziat, De Smulskl ME Jest
Smulski, lecz syn Jaklnskiego
z Gnlewkowa, ex.pocztmistrza,
Dle pYlby MIC odpowledziaf.
CHICAGO. w niedzie.
le 4go b. m. wystapila po
raz pierwszy nd scenic pol.
skiej hall w szkole sw. Sta.
nislawa Kostki przy Bradley
ulicy na1wieksza polska ar
tystha. dramatyczna, jedna
z najwiekszych w ogole
artystek PAM Helena M0drze
jeausAa w roll Koguciny w
komedvi Anczyca p. t. ChIopi
arystokraci.
Z prawdziwa i nietajona
radosciq dowiedzta]a sic te7
publicznosG Z krdciutkiei i'm
prowizacyi PAM lleleny
Modrzelewskicl, re pani Ko
gucina bedzie "a tydzieh
krolowa, t. ]. re wystapl
jeszcze raz wSrod mas W
sztuce napisanej oryginalnie:
przez p. Zahajkiewicza.
w szczelnie nabiteJ widzami
hall mielismy przyjemnosG
widziec sympatycznego nasze-
go delegate ze Lwowa Pana
Habdank Dunikowskiego,
oraz PIP. Przybyszewskiego i
Sataleckiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
SOUTH CHICAGO.

SOU III LIIILNGO. -
Pan Machnlkowski wystepuje
z redakcYi WJaoy ! Oiczyzny,
ably objqG posade Drzy gazecie,
ktorq zaklada nasz zydek
Nolitzli. Ten organizuje tu
takzc korpus kadetow.-Beda
willlow serzelaC 2 kijow!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
BAY CITY,

BAY CITY, Mich.
Klub Polski Polityczny W
South Bay City bedzie mial
swoJe miesieczne posiedzenle
W pierwsza niedz;ele po IS
kazdego miesiaca ma hall
obywatela Jana Lepka, ma
rogu 55 i Fraser ulicy.
Pierwsze posiedzenie bedzie
W niedziele, IS Wrzesnia, Q
godzluie 7 wieczorem. Kazdy
polski obywatel 7 mel wardy
jest ma ME zaproszoEy. =
A. J. Korzeniewski, Sekr.
Prot.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
SLISZ OSLEPk!

SLISZ OSLEPk! - Ten
sam Slisz, kt6ry niedawno
klamal pred swlatem, IL re-
daktor Wiarusu zostal ruszony
paralizem, ME moze powodu
slepoty pisaG artykulow do
oszczerczego PoZaka 10 Ame
ryce, lecz mus. je dyktowac
pisarkoWi. WiadomoSG te
memy T. naipewnlelszego
zr6dla. Slepota nastqpi}a
powodu pJalistwa. Czy
to ME kara Boskao
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
Z NiW POLSkICu
w AMERYCE.

CHICAGO. - Reporter
Refor71ay, ktorego Sem z]e-
dnoezenia pod op1eka M. B.
Czestochowsklej "a drzwl wy
rzucii, jest pono zYdkiem.
Oches MIR! Gaia scena
trwaia zaledw pot minuty.
ZydeK, wpadlszy bezczelnie
do sall, przedstawia sic ]ako
reporter Retorny. Ch6rem
odpowiedzieli delegaci: Me
chcemy! Ma to 2ydek:
,,Wlec zostac ME moge?" =
Chorem ma to-: VA drzwl! Ia
drzwi! = Udzwlerny sseroko
otworzyf drzwi, o zreformo-
wany reporter dawszy trzema
poteznelnl krokaml nurka W
sieh, zniknat. Hala pustym
SIC odezwafa smiechem i =
kwlta. - Rokosz, wydawca
Retornay, al sic wsclekat DO
wiedziawszy sic o nagrodzie
danei lego plsmidlu. Klai
przez godzine. wcale sic ME
powtarzaiqc. Zydek wszystko
to splsaf. aby teraz patryo-
tyzmem z poprawka czfon-
kow Z)ednoczenla czestochow-
sllepO knrmic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
GAYLORD Micl

Wiel. ks. Alex. Lipihski
rozkazu ks. Blskupa R'chtera
opuszcza tuteisza parafia i
obejmuje parafiq W Saginaw
Parafla niebardzo Z tego
zadowolona, ze co rok nowego
ksiedza dostaje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

MANIoTEE. X. Edward
Kozfowski wyiezd2a W wa2-
nej misyl do Cincinnati. Pan
klnlbassa wvrazll W Manlstee,
2yczen'e. ogladaG wielce czci-
godnego X. Kozlowsklego W
szacie blskupa, - ZartY ME
2arty- = Mledzy ntodszymi
polskiml ksleami znajdziemy
spora llczbe takieh, kt6rzyby
goGnosc | lrzad biskupa Kato-
llckiego tax doDrze plastowalI,
yak bskup, innych narodo-
wosci.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-04-28
The News from Gray.

Al Ayers is working for Chas. Swiger.
DR.. Brooks visited in Gray last Mon
day.
Grandma Peer is steadily growing
worse.
Miss Lillian OFT visited at home last
Saturday.
Rev. Harper visited the county seat
last Friday.
John Smith and wife visited in Gray
last Sunday.
VIM. Francisco has been sick for
the past few days.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Corner has been sick for
the past few days.
Miss Myrtle Henin visited with Miss
Nora OLeary over Sunday.
Cash Taylor and wife visited with
w. j. Lancelot last Sunday.
Micheal OLeary is quite sick from
tie effects of the La Grippe.
Grant LancelOt has been working at
Gray's ranch for the last week.
Miss Jessie Stanfeld visited in Gray
last Monday canvassing for books.
Miss Attic Crow has been clerking
in the Alliance Supply Store lately.
Several of Manning's young people
visited with Mr. Lewis last Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Barrick and Grandma Mat
son visited in Audubon last Tuesday.
Z. +. Cole, of Woodbine, visited with
Miss Nora O'Leary a few days last
week.
II. p. Hansen and family will
depart for Denmark next Monday.
We wish them pleasant journey.
Rev. Harper preached at the Sands
appointment last Sunday evening. He
was accompanied by Mark Kennels.
We think horseback riding is very
pleasant exercise, indeed. We think a
few of our young people think so too.
Mesdames Lancelot and Francisco
have opened number-One millinery
and dress-making establishment over
the Alliance store.
The school house is undergoing a
change which makes all open their eyes
with wonder. 1t has been papered and
painted, new belfry, bookcase built
and has been supplied with new seats
We notice with pleasure that several
of our liveliest men celebrated ArboI
Day by getting trees to set out on that
occasion. Among them were w. j
Lancelot, o. b. Francisco and F. C.
Hepp.
DR.. Beers is quite sick with lung
fever. lie will go to Ohio for his health
accompanied by his family, as soon as
he is able. We sincerely hope he will
soon return to Gray with renewed
health.
| CORA.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-04-28
WILL SOON BE READY.
Another one Of Uncle Sans Farm Patches
Opened.

FOUR MILLION ACRES IN THE INDIAN
TERRITORY.
1t is expected that President Harri-
son by proclamation will open the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe lands that
adjoin Oklahoma on the west, by or
before the first of may this year. People
looking for a nice quarter section of
land can here secure it, and they should
be prepared to make selection.
Every one should remember that
there is only one railroad that runs into
these lands and that is the CHICAGO
Rock ISLAND & PACIFIC, and its wide
range of termini, gives excellent facili-
ties for the people of the United States
to go by that route and file their claim.
Its eastern termini is Chicago; its
northern, Minneapolis and st. Paul;
its western, Denver and Pueblo.
Another eastern termini is Kansas
City, and all parties from the south
eastern states arriving at this great
Missouri River metropolis secure
through cars via the "Rock Island"
Write at once for maps and folder,
that gives correctly each piece of land
opened for settlement, and it will be
mailed to you and on your request to
your friends, free, by addressing
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. T. Il z. A.,
c., r. l. & p. R'y, Chicago
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-04-28

THE State of Carroll has one repub-
lican policy in practice and that is the
policy of protection as applied to the
gentlemen who deal in liquors. BY
mutual consent Carroll saloon keepers
pay 800 each to the city treasury and
the we'll regulated police force pass
them by when doing the round up.
The scheme is so pleasing to saloon
keepers that they are coming from far
and near and encroaching upon the
traffic of the native guild. These tran
sients became such a nuisance that the
old liners have induced the council to
order them out of town and to apply
the law for liquor selling, and so the
State of Carroll protects her sons from
the Entertainments of unprincipled and
law defyiDg foreign saloon keepers. 1t
is quite pleasing to sea the law applied
to nonresident violatOrs up there, and
will probably open the way for action
against the home trust-protected deal
erS
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-04-28

Representative DOLPH of Hardin
county has reno unec1 allegiance to the
Republican party and will train with
that indefinite body known as the
Peoples party. DOlph has been twice
honored by the republicans of Hardin
county and deserts when the signs indi-
cate that they will have no more use
for him. DIR. Brooks, who knew Dolph
personally in the last legislature, says
that he is not surprised at this last an
nouncement. He says that daughter
of the Hardin county man was given
a paying position during the session,
but the gentleman was not satisfied
and insisted on securing place for a
second daughter All else falling he
attempted to have the military and
printing committees, which worked to-
Gethey and employed one secretary
jointly, divide and make a place for his
second daughter. The proposition was
so preposterous and so sayored OF
favoritism that these committees wert
disguised and adjourned while Dolpf
was on the floor talking. He was 81
enraged that he denounced them ant
said Farewell, republican party" Ii
the light of these facts Dolph's drop t.
the political scrap heap is not surpris
ing. He never deserved the homo
which his party had conferred upol
him and now proves his unworthines
by deserving after falling TO cOntrc
the employment bureau of the hons,
1t will be only fair if the republicans q
Hardin county leave him entirely t
the mercies of the party whose caus
he will hereafter espouse.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-04-28
BOWMAN,S MAIDEN SPEECH.

BOWMAN'S MAIDEN SPEECH.
Congressman Bowman has made his
maiden speech in congress. He made
it last Tuesday and it was printed in
the Congressional Record the next day.
1t is the most extraordinary speech
ever delivered by an Iowa congressman.
Every voter in the Ninth district ought
to be provided with copy of the
speech by the republican state central
committee. If it will not defeat Bow
man, there is nothing that will. If the
intelligent voters of that district
can read that speech and then go to the
polls and vote for Tom Bowman there
is no hope for them. The bill under
discussion was the free wool bill. Mr..
Bowman having obtained the floor said:
"Mr. Chairman: | desire to have
printed, as expressing very ably my
views on the subject of this bill, the fol
lowing being an extract from Henry
Georges writings. 1t is the ablest
paper that | know of in opposition to
the theory of protection"
Then follow ten pages of Henry
Georges book on Protection and Free
Trade There is nothing else to the
speech. Tom Bowman stole the whole
of it from Henry George. In all the
ten pages there is not a word that
bears on the bill under discussion. In
all of the ten pages the bill for free
wool is not referred to. Bowman not
only stole another mans speech, but he
stole the wrong one. The Register is
mistaken in the temper and intelligence
of the people of the Ninth district if
they do not resent the trick played on
them by congressman whom they
elected supposing he could could speak
for himself" State Register.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-04-28
Are You In II.

If so, you cannot afford to be without
the Council Bluffs Nonpareu. This be-
ing presidential year, it will be newsy
and eventful. Take your district pa
pers. The "NonporeiT is the best!
CAMPAIGN RATES:
Daily, to November 18th, about seven
months, for $3.50. Cash with order.
Weekly "NOnpareiI" to November
18th, 30 cents. Cash with order.
Do not delay, but send at once and
get the full benefit of this offer. Stamps
can be used for remittance. All Post
masters are our agents. Address.
'NoNPAREIL,"
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-04-28
Audubon Schools.

Room five ranks first in punctuality
this month:
The attendance in the primary room
is steadily increasing. 10 enrolled.
The A class of the High School is
soon to begin the analysis of flowers.
Eddie Consigny, of grade three, has
been perfect for three weeks in spelling.
Grade three, finished the third reader
and will resume their studies in Har.
per's Supplementary third Reader.
The school will give a grand musical
entertainment to be followed by Miles
Standish," next Saturday evening, May
I, 1892.
Arbor Day celebration was postponed
till tomorrow. An excellent program
is being prepared for the afternoon.
Everyone in invited.
Miss OFT has finished reading Black
Beauty to her pupils, and each day the
pupils either tell in story from what
has been read or describe their fayorite
character.
The o. W. Holmes Literary Society,
of grade five, has purchased a life-sized
portrait of their favorite author as
further adornmeut of their room. 1t
is finished somewhat like the L. NJ.
Alcott picture we spoke of not long
ago.
All of the rooms are making prepare
ton for the afternoon exercises of
Arbor Day to be celebrated tomorrow
friday. 1t was postponed to this
date because of the inconvenience to
the various rooms. The exact order of
exercises for the afternoon is not yet
definitely arranged, but will consist of
a defamation, two sentiments from
each of the eight rooms, besides an
interspersion Of songs. The exercises
will close with the planting of trees,
one for each grade.
The following is the tardy record for
this week ending April %:
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-04-28

TIE opposition to DOlliyer i'll the
Tenth district is by men who covet the
honor, rather than because Of any Oppo-
sition to the present able representative
Delivers ability and standing are so
pre- eminent that the opposition will be
overwhelmed All Iowa republicans arr
proud of Delivers record and hope and
expect to see Linn returned to congress
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-04-28
Original Notice.

Joseph y. Stewart, plaintiff, VS.. Mary T. Bell,
Cia,lrS II. BELL Edward Tuck, Ellen 4. French,
AJbic 7. Frye, Francis .. French, aid Julia s.
Tuck, defendants.
To ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby notified that the petition Of
plaintiff in the above entitled cause has been
filed In tbs Oiisc OF a clerk OF the district court
OF the state of Iowa, in and for Audubon county,
asking that he be adjudSed IL be the absolute
and unqualified owner Of the following described
real property, tOwit: Lots fifteen 40, sixteen
40 seventeen %, and eighteen USJ, Of SETON
two (2), township seventy-eight (7S). range thir-
ty-tige $3.50 i'll Audubon county, Iowa, and that
his title thereto be quieted against the adverse
claims of all the defendants, and that plaintiff
have all other equitable relief.
And that unless you appear thereto and defend
before noon Of the second day Of the May term,
A. ID. 1892, of the said court which will commence
at Audubon. said county and state, on the 18th
day of May, A. ID. 1892, default will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon.
Dated April 14th, 1892.
NASH, PHELPS s. GREEN,
Is Attorneys for Plaintiff
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-04-28

Mr.. G. b. Jones, of Spring Hill, Iowa,
says: - have used Chamberlains
Pain Balm forSeve and painful burns
with better effect than anything else |
have ever tried. 1t relieves the pain
instantly and cures without leaving a
scar" Pain Balm is one of the most
useful medicines that any family can
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tooth-ache, ear ache and like ailments.
One application will relieve the p lin
and fair trial insure a cure. so cent
bottles for sale by A. H. Roberts.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-04-28
Lady Mary WOrtley Montague.

This lady was one of the
most distinguished literary
lights of the last century. She
was the daughter of an Eng
lish earl. Her husband was
ambassador to Constantinople,
and her letters from there to
her friends give the most inter.
esting description of life at the
Turkish Court of any that have
ever been given. She was the
first person of quality to recog.
nize the value of Jenner's great
discovery Of incubation as a
remedy of smallpox, and she
had her children thus treated.
1t was througe her that this
method of combating small,
pox was introduced to fashion,
able society. Her daughter
married the Marquis of Butte
who was largely responsible under
George III for the American revolution
Butte and his wife were so ashamed tC
think that Lady Mary was a literary
woman, that they purchased many OF
her letters after her death and burned
them to prevent their publication, thus
inhicting irreparable loss upon litera
ture. Lady Mary died of pneumonia
at an advanced age. If Reds German
Cough and Kidney Cure had been dis
covered her life might have been spared
to publish her own works, and we
should then have had much better
idea of the social life of the eighteen
csntary than we have now. This in
comparable remedy is for sale every
where at % and so cents bottle.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co.,
| Io7 Main ST., Peoria III.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-04-28

Comrades of the Grand Army expect
ing to attend the Department Encamp-
ment at Ottumwa, which oonvenes
May TO- will remember that half rates
are given, in one fare for the round
trip over the GREAT Rock ISLAND
ROUTE. All comrades living on the
main line of this road, between Daven-
port and the Bluffs, are notified that a
special train will leave Des Moines at
$50 p. m, May 9th, and therefore good
connections will be made at Des
Moines, SO that they may arrive al
Ottumwa in time for the opening Of
the encampment next morning.
JOHN SEBASTIAN.
G.. L. &. p. a., Chicago.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-04-28

We want every mother to know that
Group can be prevented. True Group
never appears without a warning. The
first symptom is hoarseress; then the
child appears to have taken cold or a
cold may have accompanied the hoarse-
ness from the start. After that pc
culiar rough cough is developed, which
is followed by the Group. The time to
act is when the child first becomes
hoarse; few doses of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will prevent the attack.
Even after rough cough has appear
ed, the disease may be prevented by
using this remedy as directed. For sale
by \. III. Roberts.