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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-30
TGIesTamy ZagraniGzns.
NeWela pruska W spraWie
0SWiaty.
Kanclerz Capriyi W dfugiej mo-
vie ja pOpiera.
Op0r miedzy miniStrami W L.
bic.
AngieIska krytyka pOstepOwania
prezydenta Harrisona.
Nienlcy.
Berlin, % styeznia.

tocza sic debaty mad nowela W
sprawie oswiaty i zapowiedzia
nych jest mn6stwo swietnych
NOW tax "a jej przyjeciem, jak
przeciw. Nowela ia ME znaj-
duje og6lnego poparcia pomis-
dzy samymi ministrami, jak-
kolwiek cd rzadu pochodzi.
Jak wiadomo, pruski minister
finans6w MIGUEL tax by} jej
przeciwnym, jezeli ME costa
ME zmieniona wedle jego Ia
patrywa1, re ME waha} sic O.
swiadczy6 krolowi, IL zlozy
swoj urzqd. Kr6l jednakze ma
k}onl ministra, by pozosta1
ma stanowisku przynajmniej do
czasu, kiedy obrady sic zako1-
cza. Nowela ia obejmuje ulu-
biony plan kr0la (cesarza), ale
pomimo tego natrai ma bardzo
aywy op6r. Caprivi dzisiaj
mia} wielka move ma korzy$t
novel; j korzysta} ze sposob-
nosci, azeby nalezacym do par
tyi narodowo liberaluej dac
rome przycinki. W ciagu
swej mowy wspomnia}, IL gdy-
by oni przeciw niej walczyli,
to Rad zdoIa i'm udowodnic,
ze jeszcze ME zapomnia} sztuki
p}ywania przeciw pradowi.
Zauwazy} r6wniez, ze wake
rozpocze4a ME partya hberalna,
tylko partya narodowo-hbe-
ralna, kt6ra chcia1a wm6wiG W
og6}, jakoby ustawa projekto-
wana ME mia}a innego celu,
lax tylko szko}y poddaG pod
wp}yw Jezuit6w. Kanclerz
odpierajac ten zarzut oswald
czy}, ze Rad stanowczo bedzie
sic sprzeciwia} powrotowi Je-
zuit6w do kraju. Prey poda-
waniu obecnej novel; ME cho,
dzi o mic innego, jak tylko o
zwalczanie ateizmu. M6wca
przestrzegal take przeciwni-
k6w, azeby niepOtrzebnie ME
wywo}ywali W kraju niepoko-
jow i rozruch6w, gdyz take
postepowanie W czasach teraz-
niejszych mog}oby bye nader
niebezpiecznem, jezeli ME zgu-
bnem.
Skoro kanclerz move swoie
zakoGczy}, wyszed} Z kby po-
slow, "a MIN wyszli ministro-
vie. W Izbie byli take pbec-
nymi, W czasie mowy kancle-
rza, hrabia Waldersee, tajny
radca Hinzpeter, rozni inni.
Wielka Brytania.
L0ndy7o, 30 stycz.
Ksiezna Waliiprzepedzi Lu-
ty re synem swoim, ksieciem
Jerzym, W Rivierze, W miej-
scowosci st. Raphael po}ozonej
W pol drogi miedzy Marsylia
a Cannes.
Nainowszy utwor poetyczny
Alfredo Tennysona, elegia ma
smierG ksiecia Clarencei Avon
dale, wszyscy sprawozdawcy
ostro bardzo krytykuja. Utw6r
obejmuje II wierszy, W kt6-
rych, jak twierdza, rozsadny
czytelnik AMI sladu mysli do
patrzyt sic ME moze. Oga
jednakze podziwia ten utw6r.
Londyn, 30 stycznia.
W Times" i Daily Tele-
graph" ukaza}y sic artyku3y
szydzace o twierdzeniu Harri-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-30
WIADOMOSCl MlEJsC0WB
Smierc pod kOfami.

KOUlelG, kGOld CHCld1d plACJoC
przez szyny ma 33 ulicy. Ko-
beta ia zosta}a na miejscu "a
bita i zw}oki jej zawieziono do
trupiarni Klanera ma Monroe
str. Mic ME znaleziono, coby
dozwoli}o ia identyfkowat.
Mia1a oko}o 25 lat, by}a sred-
nlego wzrostu, i mia}a czarne
oczy czarne w}osy.
Robert Conrad, zam. 1858
N. Leavitt str, kt6ry przed
kilku dniami zosta}s, przez 10
komotywe kolei Chicago &
Northwestern przejechany, u
mari wcz0raj W szpitalu Ale
xyanow.
ROzbif glove.
Stolarz Julius Bun, zam.
270 Dayton str, wczoraj od'
wiedzi} jednego z przyjaci6},
kt6ry mieszka pod Nrem. 80
Wrightwood ave. Wychodzac
cd przyjaciela rnieszkania po,
}ozonego ma drugiem pietrze,
potknaf sic spad} ze schod6w.
Podniesiono go nieprzytomne-
go i zawieziono do szpitalu A
lexyan6w, gdzie lekarze skon-
statowali, ze ma rozbita cza
szke.
Zakfady dObrOczynne.
Alderman Vierling, przewo-
dniczacy komitetu, kt6rego "a
DAMIEN jest zbadac tutejsze
zak}ady dobroczynne, sporza-
dill liste wszystkich tych "a
k}ad6w i stowarzysze1 dla in
formacyi komitetu opracowa1
kwestyonaryusz, kt6ry ma bye
wys}any do kierownik6w tych.
ze zaklad6w. Takich zak}ad6w
i stowarzysze6 dobroczynnych
jest W Chicago przesz}o 200.
Czyli i o lie wszystkie rzeczy-
wiscie dobroczynnosc maja ma
celu i o lie ia wykonuja, po-
uczye ma w}asnie sledztwo, a
skoro ono zostanie sko6czonem,
takie zak}ady, kt6re ma to "a
s}uguja, zostana polecone pu'
blicznosci przez burmistrza l
rade miejska.
Kwestyonaryusz obejmuje
Is nastepujacych pytah:
y Nazwa organizacyi?
p Gel organizacyi i kiedy
zostaia za1ozona?
81 Og6lna suma zebranych
sk1adek cd czasu istnienia or.
ganizacyi?
4) Jakiej pomocy udzielono
potrzebuiacym tejze cd pocza-
tku istnienia zak1adu?
81 Liczba urzednik6w p}a-
tnych?
g. lie pieniedzy skollekto.
wano w roku 1891?
y lie pieniedzy W r. 1891
wyp}acono?
81 Jakiej pomocy udzielono
potrzebujacym W r. 1891?
81 Czy zak}ad posiada pla.
tnych agent6w?
10) Ilu, i jakie So ich obo.
wiazkiy
1l) Czy pomocy udziela sic
bez zbadania wypadku?
12) Jaki jest eel swiadcze-
MIA dobroczynnosci!
13) Czy "a udzielons pomoc
otrzymuje sic zaplate9
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-30
kogo maja mianowac handy
datem ma prezydenta.
Przybycie parowcow

Przybycie parowcow.
Nea0 Yor6: Wisconsin z
Liverp., Trave Bremy, Assy-
rian Glasg.
Philadelphia: Lord Give z
Liverp.
Bremerhaven:' Saale z N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-30
Sobota, dnia 80 Stycznia 1892 r.

zblizyli sic ponownie i dalej
wiercic poczeli, kiedy nagle
nastapi}a eksplozya. Wszyscy
oni pochodzili re Stanton, Va.
Ma krze lOdu.
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.,, % szycz.
Wczoraj wieczorem mn6stwo
rybak6w, kt6rzy ma lodach W
Deaths Door, trudnili sic
SVEN rzemios}em, zosta}o "a
pedzonych W jezioro. Wielu
dostrzeg}o ma czas niebezpie'
cze1stwo W chwili odrywania
sic lod6w i zdo}a}o liza lad sic
schronic, ale szesciu zosta}o ma
krze zapedzonych W jezioro i
silny wiatr cd ladu wiejacy
pedzi1 ich zwielka gwa}towno-
scia. Nazwiska ich niewiado.
me.
Cleveland versus Hill.
Nea0 York, 20 stycznia.
DIS wieczorem zgromadzi}o
sic przesz}o 80 najznakomi'
tszych stronnikow Clevelanda
W hotelu Murray Hill. Pomie-
dry obecnymi znajdowali sic:
Z. Ellery Anderson, przewo,
dniczacy; by1y burmistrz z Ora,
ce; by}y sekretarz Skarbu Oh.
S. Fairchild; pu}kownik Robt.
G.. Monroe; Everett P. Whee-
Ter; Peter 3. Olney, Henry R.
Beckman, Ed. B. Whitney, l.
Strauss, Francis M. Scott ]. in
nj.
Zgromadzenie odby}o sic
przy drzwiach zamknietych.
Anderson, obrany przewodni-
czacym, odczyta} zawezwanie
ma zgromadzenie, ma kt6rem
to zawezwaniu nazwisko Sena-
tora Hilla ME by}o wymienio'
mem, i powiedzia}, re zawez-
wanie podpisane przez osoby
ME poddajace sic maszynie po
litycznej. G. G. Baldwin po-
wiedzia}, re pierwotne zawez-
wanie odnosi1o sic tylko do je-
dnej osoby (Hilla), re jednak
nazwisko opuszczono, azeby
ME wywo}ywaG sprzeczki; ME
ma przeto wzmianki o mozli-
wych kandydatach ma prezy-
denta.
By}y burmistrz Grace zapro-
ponowa}, azeby demokraci cd
maszyny ME zalezni, konwen'
cya dla siebie samych zwo}ali
i obrali delegat6w do konwen'
cyl narodowej, ably tam obja-
vic wole narodu. Peter B. o.
ney zyczy} sobie, azeby W o,
dezwie wymienione by{y oba
nazwlska, Clevelanda 1 Hllla,
i sadzil, re ma tenn Cleveland
zyska, Francis M. Scott i i'll
nj byli przeciwni wymi!enianiu
nazw:sk proponowali obranie
komitetu trzech, dla u}ozenia
odezwy. Obrano do komitetu
pan6w Scott, Monroe j Whee-
ler, i ci u1ozyli odezwe naste-
pujaca:
,,Poniewaz demokratyczna
konwencya stanowa, celem o.
brania delegat6w ma konwen-
cya narodowa, zosta}a zwofana
ma % lutego, chociaz konwen'
eva narodowa odbedzie sic do
piero 81 czerwca, poniewaz
na konwencyi pospiesznie W
zimie zwo1anej partya demo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-30
Kandydatura Cleyelanda.
EksplOzya we West Virginia.
GubernatOr Mckinley.

Columbus, d., % stycz.
Gubernator Mckinley dzi
siaj by} chory i nie m6gf
przyjsG do swego bi6ra. Sly
chaG, re jest niebezpiecznie
chorY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-30
TeIeSramT KrajoVe,
GuberDatOr Mckinley z Ohio ME
bezpiecznie chOry.

WiadOmOSci kOngresu.
Bill srebrny Oddany do rOzstrzy-
gniecia kOfu pOSelskiemu.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-03-19

Many of our most beautiful and
accomplished ladies die before they
have reached the prime of life. or
those who live TO middle age only
one out of two hundred is sound;
the other one hundred and ninety
uine are sufferers. Why is it?
Self-negiect. The shattered health
can be restored, the home made
happy and your life heightened il
you commence at cnce.
Rose Buds have been used for
20 years in the private practice Of
one ofthe most eminent physicians
of Paris. and the following diseases
and their distressing symptoms yield
10 the m like magic: liberation,
Congestion, Falling of The Womb.
Ovarian. Tumors. Dropsy of the
Womb, Bearing Down Pains, Rup-
ture at Childbirth and Miscarriages.
aRose Buds will make new wo-
man Of you.
(Lencorrhea or Whites are gener-
ally cured By one application.)
Price per package Tone months
treatment) $l.0O sent lsy mail post
paid, securely packed. The Lev
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GROWERS.

The world TO day is full of men
who grumble at what they term fate.
They don't get along, and the only
reason they can give is, that every
one is against them. This is wrong
and radically So. The world is not
against any man, unless that mans
conduct Is to make 1t so. Every
one is glad TO see a man climb up
the hill rather than go down, and
many man utters the expression,
when some fellow goes down tue
hill: "Well, am sorry for him, he
Is his own worst enemy"
The great trouble with many per-
sons is, they are waiting for some
thing TO turn up, and as it doesn't
turn up without some effort upon
the part OF the msn, he naturally
says the world IL against bin. What
effort does he make TO let people
know that be wants work. Many
Et IN the house and wait, expecting
that business men are going to leave
their desks and rush head over heels
to the Ihouse and engage The man
that sits in chair and wonders why
he hasn't anything to do.
Tell these men that Lincoln stud
led by pine knot, or that Garfield
drove pair of canal horses, or that
the business man who counts his
wealth by the thousands, slept un-
der the store counter, or that this
or that millionaire once was q bare.
footed youth who was kicked and
cuffed from one end Of the town TO
the other, and the reply received is
usually--that these are exceptional
bic cases. Well, the world is chuck
full OF just such Objectionable cases.
The great difference between thstwo
Is that one had brains and will 10
overcome every obstacle, and the
firm determination to reach the top
pinnacle of fame and fortune, and
the other is devoid OF both.
The young man who says he can.
not succeed in such a country as
America, with all its magni6centop-
portunities, is the poorest kind Of a
stick. Why, there are men to-day
who, when they see that a young
man has the right kind of pluck, are
willing to advance him money TO
build up his business and give him
. start. These are the young men,
however, who "stick, dig and cave"
What others have done can be per.
formed to-day by our young men.
They are in a great measure the
architects of their own fortune. Up
on themselves alone rests the respon-
sibility. They have it in their own
power to either make or unmake,
and every young man should earn
estly and seriously ask himself which
it shall be.--Merchants' Mail.
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7oftv.
OVER AND OVER.


S Usr the same thing over ard oyerv
But that s the way Of the world. my
dear;
over aud over, OYER and OYER,
old things repeated from ear TO sear.
Hear what lie sun saith: 9 Patient still,
The vaulted htavens Climb and climb.
ever and over with tireless Will,
Day after dag till The end o: time.
heyer pause and never a rest;
Yet every morning the earth is new,
And ever The clouds in The golden west.
Have mesh gio..f shinins through. =
Hear what the IRA ) saith up the hills
And through the orchard | creep and
creep,
Over the N alows, and where the rilis
Laugh IN the shadows cool and deep.
Every spring il is just The same!
Aud because it is, ! am cure to see
The orioles fash OF vivid flame
In the pink white bloom Of tie apple
tree.,
near WHIT uSal i,vNt e-tltb- = u, hc'i
The same old story over and over,
Mother and maiden year by year
hisper 1t still TO child and lover!
Blu. sweetef il grows from age to age
The song begotton so long ago,
When first man came to his heritage,
And walked with God in the eyea glow.
J. c. Il. Dorr, in Harpea's Young People
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Fail to Do Our Duty.

Everybody has at times failed to
do their duty towards themselves.
Hundreds of lady readers suffer
from sick headache. nervousness,
sleeplessness, and female troubles.
Let them follow the example of Mrs.
Il. Herbetcher, Stevens Point, Wis,
who for five years suffered greatly
from Nervous Prostitution and sleep
lessness, tried ply sicisns and differ
ent medicines without success. But
one bottle of DR.. Miles Nervine
caused sound sleep every night and
she is feeling like a new person.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler, Laramie
Wyoming. who tried all other RENE
dies, declares that after three weeks
use of the Nervine for Headache,
Nervous Prostitution, etc, she was
entirely relieved. Sold by A. NJ.
Gilbert. Trial bottles free.
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What Women Went Lover To Be.

She wants him strong-there 10
where the athlete wins.
She wants him to be brav and
daring even with her.
She wants him to be tender and
loving, and good.
She wants him to be superior to
her in will, power and intellect be-
cause she must admire him.
She wants him to be generous and
sometimes he has to save his pennies
to do so.
She wants him to think she is the
sweetest, the prettiest, the best and
the dearest girl in the world, and
she wants MIN to tell her so every
day in the year.
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as.rso,Ion ohssrsuIIy Made.

"Look her, Mr.. Editor" exclaim-
ed an irate caller. "you referred to
me yesterday as a reformed drunk
ard You must take it back, or I'll
sue your paper for libel"
Every well, sir, replied the editor.
an retract the statement cheerfully.
III say you havnt reformed. -
Brooklyn Life.
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New Try This

1t viii cost you nothing and viii
surely do you good, il you have a
Cough or Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to
give relief, or money viii be paid back.
Sufferers from La Grippe found it
just the thing and under its use bad
o speedy aud perfect recovery. Try
a sample bottle Mt our expense and
learn for yourself just how good a
thing it is. Trial bottles free at z.
G. Williams, Jr. & Co.'S Drug Store.
Large size Soc. and 81.
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Kars Twain a, lie Spelling siaies


Ladies and GensIemcn.-I have
been honored With the Office OF intro
ducing these approaching ortho-
graphical solemnilies with q few re-
marks The temperance crusade
swept the land some time ago; that
is, The vast portion of the land were
it was needed, but it skipped Hart
forl. Now comes this new spelling
epidemic, and this time ,re are strick-
en-. So | suppose We needed the
affection, though don't STE the use
in spelling word right, AMI never
did. mean | don't see any use in
having uniform and arbitrary way
of spelling words. We might as well
make all clothes alike. Sameness
is ;iiesCme; variety is pleasing. !
have correspondent whose letters
are always refreshmens to me; there
is such breezy, unfettered original
ity about his photography. He al
ways spells Kow with large K.
Now, that is just as good as to spell
it with a small one. II is better. IL
gives The imagination broader field,
wider scope. 1t suggests TO the
mind a graud, vague, impressive,
new kind of Kow. Superb effects
can be produced by variegated spell.
ing. In the old times people spelled
just as they pleased. That was the
right idea. You knew strong man
from a weak one by his ironclad
spelling, and his handwriting helped
him TO verify your verdict. Some
people have an idea that correct
spelling can be taught-and taught
to anybody. That is a mistake. 1t
is gift; it is talent. People who
have this gift in high degree only
need to see word once in print and
it is forever photographed upon
their memory. People who haven
it must be content to spell more or
less like-like thunder--and expect
to splinter the dictionary wherever
their photographed lightning hap
pens to strike. There are one hum
bred and fourteen thousand words in
the unabridged dictionary. / know
lady who can spell only one hun
dred and eighty of them right. She
steers clear Of all the rest. She can {
learn any more. So her letters al.
ways consist of those constantly re-
curing one hundred and eighty
words. Now and then, when she
finds herself obliged to write upon q
subject which necessitates the use OF
some other words, she-well, she
don't write on that subject. have
relative in New York who is al
ways sublimely gifted. She can't
spell any word right. There is 8
game called Verbarium. A dozen
people are each provided with asheet
of paper, across the top OF which is
written a long work like kaleid0-
scopical, or something like that, and
the game is to see who can make up
the most words out of that in three
minutes, always beginning with the
initial letter of the word. Upon one
occasion the word CHOSEN was Golfer
dam. When time was called, every.
body had built from FIVE to twenty
words except one young lady. She
only had one word-calf We all
studied a moment and then said
why, there is no | in cofferdam ~
Then we examined her paper. To
the eternal honor of that uninspirsd,
unconscious, subllmelv-independent
soul be it said, she bad spelled that
word "ealF!" If anybody here can
spell calf any more sensbly than
that. let him step to the front and
take his milk. The insurrection
| Ill -. IL.
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So Fat BBocior Bills MAKE Lean
Wills"

but DR.. Sage's Ca'arrh Remedy costs
less than one doctors visit CatsrIh
is loathsome, dangerous disease and
tho time taS come when 70 suffer from
it IS disgrace. No p.Tsln Of culture
aud refinement cates 10 iUhict upon his
frieI ds his offensive breath. disgusting
hawking aud splitting ard disagree cable
efforts TO breathe freely and CHAR the
throat aand nose-hence The cultured
and refiued uss DR.. SaZe's Catarrh
Remedy. Aud no vie and prudent
man cares 10 run the risk OF having bis
family without a protector. 10y letting
b 5 slight catarfh run into serious or
IA al throat and lung troubles hence
the wise ard prudent use DIR. Ssgeis
Ca'arrh Remedy. The proprietors Of
this remedy are so conhdent OF its cuTa-
tive pfoprTtits, that they have made
standing offer OF a reward OF $500 tor =
case they cannot cure.
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Fell bead.

These words are very familiar to
our readers, IS not a day passes
without the report Of the sudden
death of some prominent citizen.
The explanation is s'Heart Disease
Therefore beware if sou have any OF
the following symptoms: Short
breath, pain in side, smothering
spells, swollen ankles. asthamatie
breathing, weak and hungry spells,
tenderness in shoulder or arm, fut--
tering of heart, or irregular pulse.
These symptoms mean heart disease.
The most reliable remedy is DR..
Miles New Heart Cure, which has
saved thousands of lives. Book OF
testimonials free at A. III. Gilbert
who also sells the New Heart Cure.
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Feeding literally is not to over
feed. Gorging stock leads TO indi-
gesticn and bowel diseases. By OBJ
servation each animals wants can be
known. Individual characteristics
must be studied in order TO be sue
cessful with stock.
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When the horses head 10 held up
by the overcheck rein it endeavors
TO find relief by throwing bis bead
up, in order to relieve the press ire
on the mouth, and to relax the mus
Giles Of the neck. The horse Is in
constant torture until the rein Is
loosened. and attimes the pain causes
loss Of appetite.
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II is necessary 10 balance the ra-
tion Of the soil as well as for the ami
mails. Feeding the soil with some
thing 1t does not require is equiva-
lent TO giving an animal food which
1t will not eat. The best fertilizers
for soils are those which supply the
soil with that which It requires.
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"A God send is Ely's Cream
Balm. / bad catarrh for three years
Two or three times week my nose
would bleed. I thought the sores
would never heal. Your balm has
cured me.-Mrs. Nj. Al. Jackson,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
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First Book Agent.--You have been
selling the book on "The Germans In
America" You sayi
Second Book Agent--Yes, ] have
sold good many OF them.
s0f what-booksl
"No; Germans. "-EE.
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kUCTl0REER'S NOTICE!

J. V. QUINN offer bis services as ARv
tioneer in the counties uf Brekelsy ana JEFF
f,rson Having bad ,yer 20 years exper
fence ] can guarantee salts iaetien in selling
and 10 price. or 90 charge Terms moderate.
A shar OF public pa rouege solicited. Aa-
dress all commune tioos to J ". Quinn,
lexington, Berkeley Cousty, West Va.
Dec 81 ls99-tf
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when you have leisure" said
caller to the city editor, II would
like to speak to you"
"All right; come around alter /
am dead. = Cincinnati Post.
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For SKIN DISEASES
Doctor Recommends snsicura
because il Has Never Fail
ed 10 Give Good ResuIts.
Cured ia 3 Months, Salt REeusia
Of go years SlaHdipg Where
sal other Remedies
Eaited.

IL gives me pleasure 10 recommend your
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] had, where ali other remedies failed I'M
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aud GUrtcURA kEsoLvEHr the patient
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tor over twenty years. Alter hceanHiag
the use OF CBTgCURA REMEDIES, she was
cured sound and Well in three months.
DIR NJ. X. JENKINS.
23S Houston St, Atlanta, ia.
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Just ike a Cough or Cold does
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edy for Coughs, Colds and Con sump-
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Manv Persons

MdUy TGTSUHS are br0kt0
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Cnlicura Resoiyent

IA VIC Skin and scalp Purified and b au-
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