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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
ODBUDOWANIE POLSKI.

W kofcu maja wyszfa W Berlinie
broszura p. t. "Misya Austryi ma
Wschodzie". Autor :: jej, niejaki
baron V. Ledersteger shawl wewne-
trzna polityke poiednaweza hr' Ia
aAego i przepowiada wielka akcya
austryacckq przediwko Rosyi. Akcya
ia wedle autora skohczy sic miedzy.
innemi odbudowaniem Polski, jako
przedmurza przeciwko Rosyi. Nova
Polska sk1adac sic bedzie Kr6lest-
wa Kongresowego, Galicyi i Poz-
nahskiego, zjednoczonych pod koro-
na jednegoz austryackich arcyksie-
zat.' Prusy. "a ustapienie. Z Pozna-
MIA otrzymaja prowincye nadbaltyc-
kie. Wszystko to. W przypuszcze-
niu, ze tr6jprzymierze przeprowadzi
szczesliwa wojnez Rosya i Francys,
kt6ra .zn6w ma rzecz W4och, straci
wtedy Niece i sabudye, ma rzecz
Belgii :. Burgundye. Austrya "a
ustapienie z Galicyi. otrzyma pro;
tektorat mad pahstwami, bafkahskie-
mi. Konstantynopol zamieni sic
ma wolne miasto, z kt6rego jak. z
Europy wog6le Turcy ustapis, biorac
W zamian "a straty te ca}a: Armenie,
dis rosyjska. Szwecya, otrzyma
Finlandye: TAX mniej wiecej roz-
porzadzif baron Ledersteger przysz-
4osciq Europe. Projekt sam ME
jest niczem nadzwyczajnem, bo po-
dobnych by}o juz wiele. Ciekawa
rzecz to, zee broszurze wspominaja
prawie wszystkie gazety Europy i
uznaja 60 "a: mozebny. Cos W
tenn bye musi .... -, -:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
SPRAWCY .WYBUCHU W RE
STAURACYI VERYEGO.

PARYz, 26 czerwca. - Agencl po-
licyi paryzkiej wyjechali zt2d do
Londynu, azeby tam zaaresztowae
dw6ch francuskich anarchistow
Francois i Meunier. Istnieja dowo-
dy, re oni to w}asnie byli sprawcami
fatalnego wybuchu dynamitowego
W restauracyi Very'ego ma bulwarze
Magenta W Paryzu.: Pc katastrofe
obai byli chwilowo aresztowani, ale
wypuszczono .ich dla braku dowo-
dow. Po wypuszczeniu na wolnosc
uwazali "a w}asciwe wyjechac do
Londynu. Obecnie anarchista Bricon,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
POJEDYNEK.;

BERLIN, 26 czerw yea. = Przychodzi
tu wiadomosc, il W leslie Kajowsklm
niedaleko PleszeWa mia4 mleJsce
krwawy pojedynek pomiedzy baro-
nem Lubrahsklm kap. Peppewitz.
Bronia by1y pistolety. Kapitan Pep
pewitz otrzyma} po strzaf W brzuch l
wkr6tce zlnar6: Pow Eodem pojedynku
byfy podobno niep4 4rozumienia naro-
dowoSciowe.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
Notatki ! 7Slegrqfcz'ae.

Z Valpar also, Ind. donosza, IL
mile cd tego miasta pociag ekspre-
sowy, idacy z Chicago do Pennsyl-
wanii, spadf 2 nasypu wysokiego ma
25 stop rozb il sic cafkowicie..
Palace Miller zostaf zabity, III osob
rannych. - -. -
= W okoli cy Mason City, I a.
oberwanie sic chmury zrzadzifo "a
$500. 900 szk6d ispowodowa}o smier6
Smiu os6b. -. -,
-ZNew Haven, Conn. donosza,
il uniwersytet Yale rozpoczaf tam
19l-szy rok sw ego istnienia. !.
w kopalni W Bonn Teerre, Mo.
wskutek oberw wanna sic kamieni je-
den. czfowiek zosta1 zabity i.jeden
ranny. - :. .... -" -.
W Clevelan O: strajk ludzl
zatrudnionych przy tramwajach
ciagle trwa. Dzis tramwaje' ME cho-
dza. ..... .,
- w Roch ester, N. Y. zmar}a
Katarzyna Cot qder, majaca lat 1851
l miesiac. .'.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
PIEsZO z SAN FRAN CISCO DO
j.: NEW YORKU. -.

PoRr JERv1s, n. Y, R7 czerwca.
Przybyf tu M. J.. Edw ard Stone,
kt6ry podaza pieszo sa p Francisco
do New Yorku. ZaFozyf sic on, ze
odbedzie te podr6z W cia GU dni 134.
.Dotad jest W drotze l2 4 ,dni. z
San: Francisco wyruszy} o. lutego.
przybedzie do New YorE Eu prawdC
podobnie we. wtorek "a kfad wygrs.
Droga :odbyta przezeh st anowi 1922
mil. W drodze tel znisz szczy} 10 par
but6w.: Jest zupe}nie zar6w:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
NOWY PRECEDENT W VENEE
... -: ZUELI.

New York, 81 czerw Ca. : Gen
Perazza, ambassador We hezueli przy
rzsdzie Stan6w Zjedn0 0czonych, Of
trzymaf urzedowe zawia adon ienie .
rezygnacyi b. .prezydent "a dra Paula |
clio 10 ..objeciu prezydeh injury prze4
DR.. .Villegas. Kongres zbier RE sig
wkr6tce. Rad Venezu eli pr rzedsie1
bierze .wszelkie kroki d la. uspokoie+
MIA kraju. e.. :. =. / >.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
WYRoK sMIERC I WYKONANY

BERLIN, 26 czerw ca. - Z Poznania
donosza W zesz}ym tygodniu zostaf
tam wykonany wyr pix smierci ma. 10
zefe Motylu Gnaczd j Bissen), kt6ry
bedac ttwiezionym q a jakies mniejsze
przestepstwo, napa ad{ ma straznlka
.wieziennego i zabif go ciezka sztaba
zelazna. Motylowi qcieto g}owe.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
sTRAJK r LISAK0W.

>BEBl1Y, 96 czei iwca. Flisacy pa
tratwach drzewny ych W kanale pod
.BydgoszGza zastr ajkowali. zadali
'oni wyzs7ej zaptat y, agly i'm odmo-
wlono, przestali pr racowaG. Pomimo
to tratew ME opus Gill. PrzeszEo 900
flisak6w nalezy do strajku. Wskutek
ich nieczyn nosci fanaF zosta} zaW ia
lony nieruc chomem i tratwami wszel'
XII ruch ma MIN pr zerwany.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
HURAGAN w FAK KETTE.

FAYErrE, Ia. 81 . dzerwca. !
DIS okofo 8 W nocy str aszny hura-
gan. Wielka fabryka i s kfad iowa
row frmy James Bros. zniszczone
do szczetu. Wiele dom6w. mocno n
szkodzonych. Wszystki|e chodniki
powyrywane. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
ostatnie Tel4 4gra any.
ZDRoWIE GLADs FONEA.

LoNDYN, 81 czerwc4. ;. - CLAD
stone telegrafowa} dzi siaj: "Manp
sic dobrze. znajduje sig pq qd opie-
ks dra Granger z Cb ester Mann
nadzieje,. ze .dotrzyman my9 h zobo,
wiazah co do wyjazdu. a:P 6}noc''r
sprawdzono, re wypade elk by / tylkP
nastepstwem nieostr6zn nosci. W q
bee tego opinia znaczp lie sic uspo-
koi1a.~.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
'"VEG.An -PRZYBYKA.-.

New YORK, 27 czerw ca. : Okret
portugalski s'Vega' KIT Dry uwazano
"a zatopiony W starciu 20 okretem
"Taylor'' przyby} dis DO POI rtu. Ia
jemnica szczatk6w znal ezionych ma
morzu nierozstrzygnieta +.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
: SUPERINTENDENT ENIE.

M1DDLErowN, N. Y. 2F czerwca.
>''Goshen National Bal nkp W tel
miejscowosci dis zamknieS. VIM.
Murray, kasyer bankui S akarbn mix po.
wiatowy, ulotnii sig. Maaf spree
niewierzy6 do $1,000 900. .,.@
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
Telegramy z Europy.
CHOLERA w ROSYI.
Bardzo zastraszajace wiadomosci.

PETERSBURG, 25 czerwca.. - Gu
bernator Samarakandy ostrzega po-
dr6znik6w, il W tel miejscowosci
wybuchnefa cholera.
LoNDYN, 25 czerwca. Telegram
sTimesa" Petersburga donosi o
wybuchu cholery W kilku miejscach
W Rosy azyatyckiej!
PETERSBURG, 26 czerwca. - W
Baku na KaNkazie W ciagu ostatnie-
go tygodnia byfo le4 wypadkoW cho-
lery. Siedemdziesiat osdb zmarfo.
LoNDYN, 26 czerwca. - Welding
telegramu tute]szego "Tilnesa" cho-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
OBCHI0D
1OO.letniej rocz.. bitwy
POD DUBIENKA.
sPRAWA PosUWA SIZE Ma
RRZOD..
oBcn6D MA BYcuRoczYsrY I wsp6INY.
Nastepne Fisiedse'eie $50 hpca,

Nastsp"e 1'isiedsenie $50 Hpca,
Wczoraj wieczorem W hall p. NJ.
Majewskiego ma Milwaukee ave. cd
byfo sic drugie posiedzenie W spra-
vie urzsdzenia .obchodu lOO-letniej
rocznicy bitwy pod Dubienka.
Opr6cz komitetu tymczasowego i.
pewnej liczby obywateli, mteresu-
jacych sic sprawami narodowemi,
przybyli przedstawiciele nastepuja-
.dych towarzystw: ,,Gwiazda'' OBJ.
Nicki, ,,Gwardya Puiaskiego' oh.
Wilkowski, ,,Adama Mickiewicza"
OBJ. Krakowski, ,,Gmlny Polskiej"
OBJ. Sfomihski, ,,Kosciuszki" oh.
Wojcieszyk, ,,Harmonii't Oh: Fir.
kagodzihski, ,Gminy Polskiej m. l"
OBJ. Osuch, ,,Jana Sobieskiego" z
poi. strony miasta oh. Satalecki,
,,Orla Pogoni'' OBJ. Z}oczewski,
,,Jana Kochanowskiego'' oh. Tu
chocki i Tow. ,,Tom. Zana'' oh.
Tad. Wildi A. Koinski.
Ma prezesa zebrania powoiany 70
staf OBJ. NJ. Osuch, ma sekretarza
oh. F. Szopinski.
Zebrani po przedstawieniu sprawy
przez Komitet tymczasowy postana-
will urzadziG obch6d najwspanialszy
W jednejz z wielkich sal i zaprosie ma
takowy m6wc6w angielskich, a ma
koszta obchodu obiecali pomoc re-
prezentowanyeh przez siebie towa-
rzystw. ...,: .
Do zajecia sic urzadzeniem obcho-
du, mianowicie wynajeciem sail,
obmysleniem programu, zaprosze-
miami it'd. obrany zostaf sta}y komi-
tet wykonawczy pieciu.
Takowy sk}adaja oh: NJ. .Osuch,
A.. Satalecki, S. Nicki, A. Koihski
Wozny.
Nastepnie postanowiono W przy-
sz1a niedziele d. 3go lipca o godz.
Sci wieczorem. W hall OBJ. NJ. Majew-
skiego p. II. 100 ma Milwaukee ave.
odbyc nowe posiedzenle, wezwae
przez gazety wszystkie pozosta}e
towarzystwa o nades}anie swych re-
prezentant6w ma takowe.
Ma temze posiedzeniu komitet wy
konawczy zda juz sprawozdanie re
swych czynnosci oznaczy dokfadnie
mieisce, czas obchodu.
Postanowiono nareszcie, azeby Sc
kretarz wczorajszego zebranla roze-
sfai do wszystkich Tow. polskich W
Chicago zaproszenia ,pismienne DO
udziafu W obchodzie.
O lie wiemy, Komiteta wykonaw-
czy, kt6remu sprawe zlecono, zamle-
rza uczynit obch6d jak najswietniej-
sym. Uczyni on starania, azeby OBJ
chod byf istotnie wspolnym m 1
azeby wzieli W MIN udziaf Polacy re
wszystkich dzielnic naszego miasta.
w tym celu obchod najprawdopo-
dobniej urzadzony bedzie W ME
dziele po po}udniu, ably wszysey
mogli ma takowy przybyd. Do udzia-
}u W uroczystosci zaproszone costa
ma takze Tow. wojskowe. -.
w og6le uroczystose lOOletniej
rocznicy bitwy pod Dubienka -
dis juz zapewnic MONA - odbedzie
sic jak najswietniej -. Niepowsty-
dzi sic jei chicagoska Polonia wobec
swych braci ami tn W Ameryce ami
W starym kraju!
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27

pozostajqcy W wig 9zieniu W Paryzu,
dostarczyf zupe}n ych dowod6w ich
why. zostanae spT owadzeni. do Fran
cyl i beda tam sadzeni..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-27
z sPYhKow, p .BoHDANA "a
LESKIEGO. IL. ..... =.

oMIlosc1 PoLsKI., ..' ....~:
Polsko! Kt6ry syn duszs ca}aa kochal Gle
+. -. [bie,
Kiedys po zmartwychwstaniu dowiemy
Isle W niebie. :.
KzA ROSA. .'... ...~..,,,
Kza ma kaadem uczuciu, jak ma kwiatku
r.. [rosa,
Blyszczy sic, MIN zn6w para uleci W ME
~. [ [biosa. :.
DO s4owIAN. 80. -. -.
slowianie! W u mizgach b6jcie sic Mo
49,. 49,. [skali!
Wierzajcie, chcaa utopic was W swej bru-
..- . F., -. dnej fall:
- wIELCY wIEsZCzOWIE. 80,
Jako jasne latarnie ma pomorskich vie
d.. -, :, zach,
Swieca wielcy wieszczowie ma czasu bez:
=. - f.. - brzezach;
Blogos}awiony n ar6d, kt6remu Bog IDA:
-. .'- -:@ =. -. :[rzy,,
Takowych mama szcze1c6w i slowomoca-
t~.~. .....--. ;. :. =: ErZy..:.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-03

90 on increasing, and win bestiIl going
on City years from now. Even the
Ns,o York Tribune made mild protest
last Spring and outspoken Republi-
cans like Senator Morriliare no longer
hiding their real sentiment on the sub
ject. Heretofore, the money has been
in the Treasury tosquander. But now
the money isn't there; and the load
Of taxation has got to be increased IL
the country intends 70 keep up sup
porting a million of people--of whom
three fonrths are able tosupport them
selves lat the expense Of the other
sixty-two millions"
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-03
f-I-I-- 7f-,Ti-1l
MISUNDERSTANDING 1-l-I
! You Cant do it Again :

When the great financial results attained by policy
in the Mutual life shown the confused agents OF rival
companies they excam Yes; but they cant do again
They willing admit that the dividends paid by the Mu
tua Life Company of New York all its earlier
policies the largest paid by company on similar
forms but it claimed that the Mutual Life can
duplicate it's former dividend results policies issued
now Let
On Policy No 115,G2S issued November = 1870, at age
twenty-five for $4,000 annual premium s9945, ordinary life
pan at the end Of first twenty the dividend additions
amounted 81 making the insurance value s69050 as
death claim which than the amount of prem
iums paid improved at 10 per cent compound interest
On Policy No. 24.63s issued September 7, 1871 at age
twenysix for $1,000 annual premium s102 co. ordinary life
pan the dividend additions 1891 at the end OF the rst
twenty years. amounted to raising the policy to &c.
being better than all the premiums paid
per compound interest for twenty
years.
Thus appears from the records Of The Mutual Life In
Company New York that the first twenty years
dividends ending and 1884, declared policies issued
first twenty years policies issued in It is therefore,
quite reasonable that the future dividends of this
Company policies issued the twenty dstribu
ton plan will be good those realized in the first twenty
the holders of policies issued in the early of the
Company the old reversonary addition pan which
dividends declared every the policy
at their insurance value
Since the Mutual Lfes dividends shown grad
ual increase every year.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-03
Health
sndConfortare
Destroyed

by the use of poor smoking to-
bacco. The one tobacco that
has held it's own through all
the changes of time and against
all competitors is BlackwelRs
Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-03

How does he feel2-He feels
aftera spell Of this abnormal
appetite an utter adherence,
loathing, and detestation of
food !; as if a mouthful would
kill him Aagtst FloUer the
remedu.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-03
SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER ., 1899.
4 PENSION PICTURE DRAWN BY Az
ARTIST ON THE sroT.

1t has been a good long time,
writes Sydney the Washington cor
respondent of the Boston Transcript,
since Uncle Sam Was SO pressed for
money as at present ; and the question
is bothering both the Democrats and
the Republicans, too. because it is a
sery serious question how the expenses
Of the Government are TO be mat it,
the present pension list is continued.
The proportions Of this may be esti-s
mated when it is known that all the
appropriations for the Government,
including the pension appropriation,
amounted in 1852 to $3.50, 100000. In
t892 pensions alone will cost 1856, 000,-
900. The Republicans are not wholly
responsible for this the Democrats
go on voting these enormous levies up
on the people just as fast as the Re
pnblicans. Here in Washington the
spectacle is witnessed of number Of
men, probably reaching into the thous-
ands, drawing pensions from the Gov
ernment, and handsome salaries at the
same time this is, drawing two sala-
RES at once, IN defiance Of the Const;-
tuition. General John G. Black, the
Democratic Commissioner Of Pensions. |
was drawing large pension for dis
ability while at the same time lie was
drawing a salary of $4,000 as head |
Of the Pension 9.ssce AS soon as
q man gets pension he at once
applies for Government place !;
and the number Of men drawing saiar-
les Of two and three and four thousand
dollars, while AZ The same Time they |
are swearing to their disability aud
drawing big pension, would be start
ling, if a list were made. The famous
Corporal TaHner. who draws $l00 q
month for total disability, boasts tllat
he has made fortune since he Yves
turned out Of the Pension Commits
sionership. The equally famous Co
lionel w. W. Dudley, Of blocks of five
notoriety, draws q handsome pension
for disability but he wasn't to dis
abied to be Commissioner Of Pensions
for four years, and to have made a
very good living since. The iniquitJ
Of taxing the people to pay these men.
the iniquity Of tile false swearing they
must do to get these pensions, are
something 100 appalling to conten,,
plate One would think that the most
ordinary precaution against this rob
bing of the people would be TO provide
that at least while man i drawing a
salary from the Government he should
not draw his pension; but III the whole
sale effort to buy tie soldier vote
neither parig cared Il button fer Ike
taxpayer AS for the actual consiuc,
Of tile Pension Bureau, its very eensti-
tuition puts Il premium on fraud. IT.
would be a gullible man, indeed. who
would consider the character Of such
men as Colonel Dudley aud Conn
missioner laum as above Ieproacl.
yet such men disbttrse mere than
half the revenue u the Government
The amount Of eoHH&iNn, tfalG III iui-
guilty of all sorts is incafculable: and
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: August


HoW does he feel9-He feels
cranky, and is constantly ex-
perimenting, dieting himself,
adopting strange notions, and
changing the cooking, the
dishes, the hours. and manner
of his eating-August Hoaoer
the remedy.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-03

Hou does he feel9-He has
irregular bowels and peculiar
stools Algust Flouer the rem
edy. lobby
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-03

Entersd dttse fostoNce a. Martiatbarg, ". ~,
NecOHd Class mail matter.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-03
Money | ; for sS'',alel
The Worlds Fair Directors

the American people by Act Of Congress The patriotic and historic features
of these Coins and their limited number compared with the millions
who want teow population combed to create
great demand for these Worlds Fair Souvenir Coins that they
already quoted at large premiums Liberal offers SPECTATORS who
wish absorb them and reap profits have been rejected for the
reason that I'M '+8t F
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-03

How does he feel Pie feels
at times a gnawing, voracious,
Unsuitable appetite, wholly un-
accountable, unnatural and un-
healthy. august, Flot0er the
remedy.
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WHY

Because it's always pure, al
ways the same, always the
best. Such record tells more
than pages of . talk It's
Just as good to-day as ever and
it is the tobacco for you. IL
you smoke, you should smoke
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-03

How does he feel9-He feels
no desire to go to the table and
a grumbling, fault-finding,
over-nicety about what is set
before him when he is there
Aug,tst FIoacer the remedy.
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The WoRLD.
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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20
SPECIAL TERM WORK.

A resume of the business transacted
in the district court special term is
found below:
Before Judge Brill In re assignment
of Anton Roesster. Partly heard and
assignee ordered to sell real estate at
once. Continued one week when order
as to time to file releases will be made.
William B. Block VS.. Albert f. Russell
ct al. Judgment ordered in favor of
plaintiff. Gertrude Block VS.. Albert f.
favor of plaintiff. In the matter of the
dissolution of the Minnesota Packing
company. Ordered that property be sold
at auction. ID. j. johnson VS.. James
Hogan. Hogan was ordered to pay costs
of order, to show cause and to appea
before referee Saturday next at 2 p. m.
Before Judge Keliy-ln re assignment
of Louisa Wede: taken under advise
ment upon demurrer of National Invest
ment company to portion of answer of
the receiver. John G. Anderson VS..
John Peterson ct al; order made quiet
ing title to real estate in name OF An
derson. Ada }. Barnnm VS.. LorenZ
Lepschi; submitted OH demurrer to com
plant. In re assignment OF August
BirkhOlZ; ordered that assignee file
schedules; Ramsey u Kenyon VS.. Nor
den Frog Crossing Works, and The
Chicago Great Western Railway Com
pany, as garnishee; referred to S. E.
Hall to take disclosure of garnishee.
Seabury d. Co. VS.. Gran & Greene and
S. w. Turner, as garnishee; referred to
John L. Moon to take disclosure of gar
niShee.
Before Judge Otis-Olive lancoure
VS.. Peter Dupre; submitted on an ap-
plication of defendant to set aside for
mer Judgment. Helen NJ. johnson VS..
Aleck E. johnson; submitted on an APP
plicatiOn to allow an appeal from an
order allowing temporary alimODy.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20
is DAILY AFTER 1T?
The Montana Mining King Passes
Through St. Paul En- Route to

The Montana Mining King Passes
Through ST. Paul Fin Route to
New York.
Marcus DAILY, the mining king, passed
through St. Paul yesterday OH his way
to New York. During the past two
months he has been inaMontana direct
ing the forces OF Anaconda in her con-
test for the capital of Montana. OF
course Anaconda aid not succeed in the
ti:ht, but neither did Helena, the vote
being SO diyidtd among the half-dozen
candidates that a majority for any one
Of the lot was an impossibiilty.
IL do not know anything of interest
about the Montana election" said Mr..
DAILY. Helena will have about 400
votes more than Anaconda, and the
whole thing will be fought out two
years later"
How about the legislature and the
next United States senator"'
Il do not believe any one can tell
how that will come" was the reply.
when ! left, nine days ago, there were
many precincts 10 near llom md :nd little
certain, beyond the fact that the Re-
rnbf1cans elected their state ticket
with one or Two exceptions. -Four Peo-
ple's party candidates were elected to
the Legislature and they may hold the
balance Of power"
Mr. DAILY laughed at the report that
he will be candidate for senator, and
declared that he was after no office.
The fact that he WI return to Mon
tana in two weeks, however, is pretty
good indicaFIon that he proposes to be
-, 4.
lied. His horses are as dear to his
heart as ever, and he states that he has
no doubt whatever demonstrating that
Montana is the place to breed the fast
est horses, as we'll as the handsomest
and hardest
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20


SIT was a long time before / realized what
was the matter with me. AT that time was
attending school. | noticed that my school-
mates were inclined to avoid my presence.
became d9wncast and gloomy at my coiul-
ton. | soon discovered the reason why l
was apparently stunned by those whom
believed my friends. IL was simply this
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that people dreaded to come near me. FOR
whole days my head would ache terribly.
and | had snch sharp pains over my eyes
that could scarcely see. My throat was EN-
tirely filed up with a disgusting greenish
phlegm, that i was powerless to spit it up.
This unpleasant and painful condition OF my
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awakening in the morning tired ana ex-
hausted. My tongue was thickly coated with
a yeIlowish matter which completely SICK
eped me. After trying several patent RENE
dies and finding no relief for my trouble.
noticing the numerous testimonials IN the
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receiving treatment and cure at the Copeland
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institution, has had me under his care apout
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