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The Lamar register., 1893-05-13
NorIcE-rIMnER-cuLrURE-
LAND oFFicE AT LAMAR, coto.
MI L l.LL

LASD oFFfcE AT LAMAR. CoLo. }
April l., fsl3
COMPLAINT having been entered az tins oiiscc
" by Russel :. oates. Arapahse county, Cob
oradd against Joseph Lytlc. for failure 10 COM
ply with law a. TO rirabcr-culturp entry No. tiel
Dated Pueblo, Colorado. Mas -. tsS6. uupu the
ufhudsf quarter Of section IL township =
south, % range i3 west. in FroWCrs county, Cob
urndo, and has heirs aud Legal represent tstisc~.
with a view TO the cancellation Of said entry
contestant alleging that the said Joseph Lytlc
is now dead that since the expiration - tlae
fifth year 81 bis said entry. ma requirement ef
the timher-culrgrc Law has h-sn complied With
by tho said JOSEPH Lytle, or his heirs leyai
reprrsentatiye or by any one for tiien. That
since said time said persons have wholly failet
To break, ploW or cultivate any portion Of said
tract. or 70 plant and cultivate TO trees, trro-
seeds. nuts or cuttings crop or otherwise
any portion Of said tract. or 20 fenre, rFu-
tect or cncouraro tho cruwth OF timber there
on. and that said defanlt e-j-ts up tn the pres
cnt time and that said tract Is nov practically
raw, uniup proved rrairie land. That the hc,rs Of
the said Joseph Lytie are TO this aiiiant unknown
hy name the said parties are hereby sumuuned TO
aptionr al this office the 18th day Of Aay. lsi.
at O'Clock A. m. 70 respond and furnish testi-
Eiony concerning said alleged failure.
anrIa-Iuayls {. &. GoonAI.E. ReeeiTer,
The Lamar register., 1893-05-13
NoTIcE-TINBER-cuLruRE
LAND orrIcn -. 90. !

LAND OFFICE At LsMaE. C0Io.l
March -. l-5sA Z
COMPLAINT having been entered al tllis ogiies
" hy William ). Coates. Douglas county, Col
orado. against William l. shank land. for
failure to comply with law a. to Tlsutr-r-
Culture entry No. aGa dated Lamar, Colo
orado, August I. 1851, upon the northeast quar-
ter Of section "a, township =. south Of range q
west IA PruSers County, Colorado, with view
TO the cancellation OF said entry. contestant al
leging that the said William l.. ShaaklAnd.
since the expiration Of the fourth year Of his
said entry. has wholly failed to comply with any
requirements OF the timber-culture law. That
he has wholly failed, both in person and by
agent, TO protect fence. break. ploW or culti-
Fatc any PORTION OF said tract, or 70 plant and
cultivate to trees, iree-reeds. nuts or cutting
or 70 crops or otherwise. any portion of said
tract. OF TO encourage the growth az timber
thercnu. during the said period, and that said
default exists mp 10 the present time and sAid
tract IS now practically raw. unimuruyed
prairie land, the said parties hereby sum
uluned to appear at this office. on the 2zd day Of
May, lss'S. at 81 o'clock A. NJ, TO respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged fail
urr.
aprs-may6 &C. GooDALE. Receiver.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-13
NOTICEl

a reward of S25 will be paid
to any one furnishing suff-
cient evidence to convict any
person OF unlawfully remov-
ing any fences or other i'm
proyements from the lands
belonging to the Lamar Farm
Company.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-13
cE-rIMBER-cuLruRE
LAND OFFICK At LANAR. CoLo,
March y lsqg.

LAND OFFIN Y At i4ANAE. t1OEO- Z
- March - 1895. (
COMPLAINT having been ertered at IL hisafliee
" hy William ). Coates, Douglas county, Col
orado, against Frederick 1itRcn. for failure to
comply with law a. TO Tinber-C CulturU entry No.
aaz, dated Pueblo, Colorado May I, lss6. uuon
tine northeast quarter Of section - township -
south. OF range ~ west, in Prowsrs county. Col
oFado, with Fieg 70 the cancellation Of said
entry contestant alleging that the said trpder-
lck iitHen since the expiration Of the fifth year
OF his said entry, has wholly failed 10 comply
with any Of the requirements Of the fimlses-sui-
ture law. hat he has wholly failed both in
person and By agent, TO preiect, break pillow or
cultivate any portion of said tract, or 10 plaut
ara cultivate 10 trees. trts-seods. nuts OF cut
ungs or - CROPS or otherwise, any portion Of
shtd tract, or TO encourage the growth OF timber
thereon during said period, and mid default cx-
ints ~ 70 tine present time, and said tract is now
practicai!y rev, uuiinproyed prairie land, the
eald i,artiez are hereby summoned TO appear At
thls o;hce, on the End day Of MAY. issu at Q
O'Clock a. m, TO respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged failure.
s9rs inayt C.t. GooDALE, Receiver.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
- or1cE y -. -. ]

LAsD oFfICE At LksfAE. GoLo.
April l., ISIS
arOTICE : hrrrby given that the following
N named settler has tied notice " has iuten-
tion TO make final pruof in support OF his ciHiIl
and that said proof Will be made before the
Register or Receiver at Lamar. Colorado, on
May - Is.1 viz: Henry krielcr ". F. No. g.
for the a y se and u : sw sec. :, township >
south range 50 west.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation cf,
said land. viz Winchester House, J. W. Lyons
and II. 4. TIett, Of Holly, Colorado, and Ben
Riley. of Granada. Colorado,
aprl5-ulAep {. ID. fuEn. Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I.,xp oryIcr r.AuAr. colo. !

IANp ofFIcE At rsNNAn, CoLo.
April iu. isssL
NOTICE Is hereby given that the iulioNins;
~ named settler has filed notice Of his iuien-
fion 70 make final prout in support Of his claim.
and tnat said proof will b. made hcfore the
Rr-ister or Recover nt Lamar. Colorado. on
June IL Is1r. viz Mary Ollie formerly Mary
Hon II. L. Nc. 1881 for the southwest section s,
township 3 south. RANGE u west
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
of said land. viz; Martin 4. Dickinson. AleXaI-
der v triuSley Thomas W. Farmer and VIII
liam G. McCnrry all Of Granada. Colorado.
aprl5-mas0 c. ID. FuEp. Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-13
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
LAsp orr.nn ID LAnAE 60. !

LASD oFFKrE At LANAI Colo--
April 1ri. issq- b
NOTICE Is hereby given thai the tnllgwlns-
~ named settler has fleSi uuticc q NE lhtsa-
tion make final prof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof viii b. made ontore tns
Register and keceivcr At Lamar, Colorado On
May u, i-sd. vizs Albert =. Miller, II. r
No i,a, for the -, swaa and - sch section
"a in township q south. Of range IS wet
He naule- fhe following uttutssss 70 lEnFe
his continuous residrncc uf-un and cult yafl1n
Of said land. VIZ Carl Bursr. Joseph Aorris.
Oliver Royal and r. Vessel. all u LAMAR, toio'
aprs mays G. u. FoEp. REGISTER.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-13
NorlcE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAsp orrleE Ar LAnAa. coLo. }

LAND oFTICE AT LNNAR, CoIo-
April -. Iss2
NOTICE Is hereby eiven that Jeha "; Means
In OF Prowers county. Colorado, has hled no.
tice Of his intention TO make proof On his csert :
land claim No. -. for the NV section " Anu
ne section r. township = SOUTH range ~ wet
te.,,re the REGISTER or Receiver at Lamar Colo
RADIO on Saturday. the .Dsh day Of May, lss@
He naines the following witnesses TO prove the.
complete irrigation and reclamation of said
land viz: j. Z. Horn, !. W. dollzday, Frank
Pstrie ard Alhert B. q lave all Of Lamar. olo.
aprl5-naJ G. ID. foED. Register.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-13
oV1iE 4 FOR PUBLICATION.
= ,,,..-,,.,. ,-II,~,r cn,,o.

LsSp OysrcE At I-AxAE. foLo.
April Eta. SO.
sNOTICE is hereby given that the fclo~tns-
N named settler has dlod notice OF iis iutciA-
fiou to make fina. proof IN support OF his Claim.
and that said proof viii be made bcfore the
Register or Receiver. at Lsntar. Colorado on
Man u, lses via: Emma j. Pickel H. L No
ss73 for the -e4 section 10. township = south.
range 10 west, "a.
He names the following witnesses . prove his
said land. via: j. NJ. Wright. ]. ". Morse, W
4. Ellis and ID. Z. Cooper. all Of l.anar-' olo.
apr2s maSs {. d. fokp. REGISTER
The Lamar register., 1893-05-13
NOTICE FoR runLlcArloN.
L,xp oryI,K I..uAn. co1o. I

LASl oFfIrE At I.,MkE- CoLo.
April = IL.
NOTICE is hereby giycn thai the tclowine-
~ named settler has filed notice of his tstth-
tion 10 make fnal proof IN SUPPORT OF his claim,
and that said proof viii be made hrirfr tne
Register and Recover at Lamar. tolnra.iu, On
May 70. l,ts. via: Oscar A. Wilcox Il. = 80
t-ts tor the nv section =, township > SOUTH
range "a west.
He names tho following witnesses . lToNe
his continuous residence upon aud cnNtnatle.'
son, W. A. Merrill aud Thomas Farmer, al OF
Granada, Colorado.
aprla-ma.0 G. ID FoEp, heStstefs
The Lamar register., 1893-05-13

-, 4
kNsse list of them
No. them up alphabet
continuing until they are
s1blished To obtain patent it
as necessary to surrender the receiv-
er's duplicate receipt In case the
receipt is lost or mislaid, an afiida-
Wit to that effect mnst be made be-
fore the patent can be delivered:
Eli Elsteem, David S. Elliott, Geo.
S. Eaton, VIM S. England. James
w Evans, Lafayette Elder, Albert
H Eichard, Albin r. Elder, Stephen
V. Erwin, Ed F. Echert, James NJ.
Ellison, Nancy j. Ellison, Henry A
Evans, Wm. r. Ennis, William IL
Evans, Clement Eek, Elijah H Eng
land, William ]. Everett, ID. p. Ellis,
Francis Evans, Jesse Edmonson, Gust
Erickson, Sherman Ellifritt, Carrie
r. Ellis, Emma Ellis, Jesse S. Erwin,
Albert Early, Victor Ellifritt, VIM.
B. Ellis, Jno. H. Eason, jerome Es-
git, Chas. B. Eastburu, James Is. Ed
wards, E. j. Elzea, Emma r. Ellis.
Carrie r. Ellis, Benz. L. Efaw, Rich
ard A. Ellis, Daniel Ellis, Charles
Ewing, L. Edwards, Lee Effort, John
B. Elliott, Albert L, Egbert, Clarence
Evans, j. Elberfeld, George Evans.
Eugene Flaherty, David n. Fra
zier, Mary j. Ferguson, Chas. W
Finley, f. R. Frederick, Mary Flen-
ing, Daniel Foster, Henry Fordice,
Samuel G. Player, NJ NJ Forshee,
Jacob Fink, Margaret A Fish, Wm
C. Fair, Mary Finn, Don L. Farr,
Levinia Fulkerson, James b. Frost,
Jno. II. Fisher, William Fisher, Jno.
r. Fair, Franklin b. Fulton, William
H. Framing. Elihu Fisher, James Y.
Fitzgerald, Pat j. Fitzgerald, A. B.
Fisher, Melissa j. Fergus, Geo. C.
Fore, Chas. Fry, Henry c. Fortson,
Thos. W. Freeman, Geo. T. Forsyth,
John Ferguson, James @. Ferguson,
Albert Flade, II. Cathrine Fisher,
Isaac j. Fitzpatrick, A. L. Frederick,
Chas, Fulkerson, Jas. c. Fletcher,
Emma B. Fletcher, Persell Fisher,
John d. Fore, Wm. H Ferguson,
Isaac A Feast, BENZ. Fain, VIM. p.
Freeman, F. H. Friend. Jacob G.
Funderburgh, Jno. W. Fore. VIM. b.
Fenwick, Geo. B. Faust, Geo. Freeh,
Isaac L. Flynn, William [ Ferguson,
f. C. Van Frank, John Farley, E. n.
Feltham, Allen Fields, Alexander
Fisher, Abraham L. Flaek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02

to prawdziwy typ polsklego KAPPA
ma tax co do swego kaplanskiego
p~owoiania, jake co do ml}oScl
~oiczyzny spe}niapia obowiazkow
prawdzlwego p~atryoty, polaka. W
najsmutnlejszych czasach tax ola
dyecezyl krakowsklei, jake re
wszech stron z%agrozonej polskoSci
$. p. ks. pobudklewicz by} tym
jedynym ksiedzem W krakowie,
okoio kt6rego skupla}o sic ko}ko
dobrych kap}anow, kochajacych
sw6j stan, lecz take mi}uJacych
ojczyzne, S. p ks. Pobudklewicz
s}owem przyk}adem utrzymywa}
W sercach mlod>zel braci ducha
polsklego a ta piekna plesnla
polska patryotyczna, W ktorel
byl arcy-mistrzem, Potegowaf W
sercach ich uczucla ml1oscl ojczyz-
ny. Znanym by1 w calem mleScie
kazdemu, Bogaty ~obywatel znaf 90
! chetnle widzla} W domu swoim.
| jako Swiat}ego l godnego kap}ana
= PolaNa = bjeduy mteS1kAulec
znat COR dubroczynuoScl, i Ja}
muzmy a "sIY>tv otacla!l 90
uSzauu, an; em m3fuScla. Pomlmu
| tylu PRECISE ruzmaltych = W
dyecezli k~rakowskiej, 5. =. ks.
2obuukieWicz osta} sic mewzrn
SONY ma swojem stanowlSku : a
| przyk}adem wytrwaloScl W piracy
| okolo koscio}a i narolu PREY
kfadem ml}oScl ~ojczyzny %zagrzewai
innych do nasladowania. koScloi
stracl} W MIN g%orllwego pracow-
nika, Dyecezva krakowska jednego
z najzastuzenszych %kap}anow =
Krakow stracif swego ulubienca :
duchowienstwo swego ~kochanego
seuor% = q ca1y narod ~stracii
prawdzlwego syna ojczyznY. Mech
Bog da mu wleclne zbawielle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
20

Pc kolendzle Z s.opka mala
Otto stajem u okienka,
Jest tn zlobel - slano. gwiazdka
l najczystsza Jest Panlenka,
Starry J6zef sic pochyIi4-
Pastuszkowie klekli wkofo,
Brzmia sKrAYpeszki fujarkl
| kGJenda brzlni wesolo,
Snopek zyta w k9tku sto',
Tu owieczek pare ley,
A tam Maclek, Bartek, Jaslek
DO kolendy razne hey,
Wszak lch braknaG tn ME noze,
30 to polska szopka stale.
Wiec bye musza bracia nas1
l plug, co }an Ojc6w kraje,
Slwe wo1kl, zuraw krzywv
Wierzba stara rosochata,
Kllka dzlatek W ko%szulinkach
| z okienklem mafem chata.
PrZyJmcle sZCZerze mas w to SWletO
20 kolendzie ldziem zdaia,
Ztad gdzie dzwoni Zygmunt starry
| wlslana sunni fala,
Ztad gdzie Wawel spi W zadumle,
Gdzle Z w~iezycy brzm1a h%aina4y
Gdzle W mogl}ach leza krole
| W za1obie orzel bla}y,
Ztad my spieszym do chat waszYch
BY przeiamac sic opiatkiem
4 dzlelnq mtodzia, gosposlaml,
Oslwlafym waszym dziadkiem,
ZYczyG wszystkim szczescia, zdrow!a
| opleki Boga 3 nleba,
Igody lubej sit do piracy
Codziennego dosyc chleba,
Daj 70 Boze!,.. ~ nam zycie
Przemija}o wsrod cn0t kofa,
A brak zgody | mlloScl
Me zasepial nam Juz czota,
Pc kolendzie Z szopk2 maia
Otto Stajem okenka...
J s tn 4 obek, siano, gwiazda
r%jczys sza lest Panienka..
q tp'ewaj y tez wesoto:
,,Chwata Bogu z wysokosci
,,Nuc h pok6l bedzle.."
Jadwiya 4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02

mocno i Mikolaj z lawy sic
potwal.
kto tam?
AZ i Cd izby uchyll}y sic
drzwi.
Podr6zny, zbEqkany = Cd
parl jakis stos niemily, ktory
Mikolajke Cd ognia az odpe-
dill. Zamilkli oboje.
Wszed} do izby jegomost,
licho vie do czego podobny,
W kusym plaszczyku, W kape-
lusiku ma glowic jak grzybek
przydeptany, " pluderkach
ciasnych, Z kijkiem W rece, DO
troche ma jedna noge nakull.
wal.
A wy skad?co "a leden?-
zapyta] Miko}aj.
Mezczyzna sic obe]rzai do
kc}a, kot zlaz} Z "a pieca,
podszedl do niego nose
, mu sia otar}.
: Jechalem do Czarneso
Stawu - rzek}. - konisko
mi w drodze pablo, Me ma
Gle konia?....
= Ami konia, ami kobyiy,
ami kozy nawet = rzeki MI
kolaj.
| GosG zmeczony przysladt
! tymczasem ma fawie.
(Ciag dalszy rastapi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
(Ciag dalszy rastap! :

Kochany i Wielebny Ojcze
Duchowny. w plerwszych
s}owach naszego ,jstu donosi-
my, iako zesmy odebrali list
cd O)ca Dobrodzieia dnia s
llpca 49,. "a co my tn zyjq-
cy ]eszcze, Bracia i Siostry
wygnahcy dzlekujemy re seroa
lako starry mali "a staranie 0
mas przez tax d]ugi GAS.
Mech Bog Naiwyzszy przyj-
mie westchnieEia nasze i mo
dlitwy i prace i truly nasze,
ktore my ofarujemy W CO.
dziennych modlitwacli na
szych, ably Bog najwyzszy
udzleli} Ojcu zdrowla i }aski
Ducha swietego i odpuszcze-
MIA grzechow, "a TAXA pamieC
o mas i staranie. Take tym
Dobrodziejom, ktorzy wycia-
gaia rece do mas tn ma Wy
gnanIu bedqcych, mech Bog
nagrodzi j da dobre SERGE i
Jalmuzny, ktoremi mas tax
nieustannle wspierajq i zywiq
i clesz2 i odziewaiq. 30 tn
! SIG ludzie dziwujq i mowiq
nleraz: wy ME macie III ami
rodziHy, AMI ksjezy, ami ia
dnego przytu}ku, nj do kogo
sic udac, a zyjecle j przykry-
Gle navel IA WAS widzimy.
60 TO Jest ia Wasza wiara i
jednost pomiedzy wami, ze
! was trzyma! My pracuiemy,
a ME many nj chleba nj
odzlenia. nj jak1ego wspomo-
zenla. My giniemy duszq i
clafem, a Q was kto pamieta?!
! (Dokohczenle nastapi.}
EApISUJCJE SORIE WI&plI%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
DZiad / bahia.
PrZez
J. |. ~Kraszewslliego.
-E8:s-

Byf soble dZlad ! DaOa;
starry zwal SIG Mikolaj, a 10
ne lego nazywano Mlkolajka.
Me mieli ma calym swiecle
bozym ami p;ed2i zieml, ami
z]amanego szelaga, ami zadne]
rzeczy kt6ra jeso jest. W wsl
Czubatej Wolf, Cd niepamie-
tnych czasow naymowal! soble
pustq chate, w kt6re niegdys
kowal mieszkal. Dziura to w
ziemi byla, ME chata, ale sic
W niej zy}o, i Mikolaj Z Miko'
}ajka przebyli W niel oko}o
pleGdzltsieciu lat, biedulqc,
haruj9c, z dnia ma dzieh, lak
Bog dal. Bywalo goraco,
bywa}o zimno, czasem g}odno,
niekiedy weso}o, jak zwyczaJ-
ME ma swiecie. Miko}aj cho.
dill Z siekiera, z kosq, Z
sierpem, Mikolajka tez Z
rekaml golemi do pienid}a, Z
sierpem. z grabiami, iak tam
przypadlo. Zarabiali lyle, re
g}odu ME by}o. Oszczedzi}o
sic czasem grosz iaki, to trze-
ba by]o biellzne sprawit,
kozuchy odnowit, buty kupit,
sukmane, a czasem tez i
przepit, zeby o ciezkie] biedzie
appointed. Bahia weze}ku Il
spodnicy nosila sroszaki
dziad zwiqzywa} je W koszule
a rzadko ich tam sic przybie-
ra1o.
Najgorsza bywa}a lima,
zw}aszcza gdy postarzeli, a
Niko}aj z slekiera ]uz ledwle
mog} chodzic, mnle zarabla].
Dziecka i'm Pan Bog nle da},
cudze .tez ME mlaly ochoty do
tel biedy przystac siadywali
tax sami, DO W chacie okrom
kota i starej kury chudej, ME
bylo nlkogo.
Jednego wieczora, baba W
piecu ogieh rozpaliwszy, PREY
grzewaia ranne kluski ma
wieczerze. ma divorce wiatr
dial okrutny, dziad ma lawie
lezal i steka}.
= Oj doloz ty nasza =
mowi} Mikolaj -druglemu sic
wszystko wiedzie, jak pc masle,
a tn czlek caIusiehkje zycie me,
czy} sic, biedowa}, poci}, ste
ka} i ma starosG nawet mic
ME uclu}al.
Zeby chot przehulal, costa
1aby pamiec; zeby zgrzeszyI,
pokutowacby ME zal bylo; a
no zycie sic przewlok]o, jak
w6z pc blocie. i niema Z niego
mic.
Teraz juz pc kosciach swi-
druje, dalej si} ME stanie,
chocby Z g}odu mrzec.
Mikolajka, stojqc ko}o ognia,
podpar}szy glove ma reku
dOdafa:
= Oh co prawda, to pra-
VIDA, jak sic ME wiedzie, to
sic ME powiedzie. Drudzy,
ME pracujac, Z niczego szcze-
scia sic podorab;ali, my nic...
Czlekby juz djab}u
dusze dial, zeby mu troche
lepiei byio ma swjecic- lzekE
Miko}a.
Baba SIC przezesnaIa.
"A no Dys ne plotI pod
z4a godzine, a tIa!- ky kne-
la.
Dzlad sic smiaI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
saFysR aafszaWski .
DIVA ray

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Najpopularnieisze p,smo polskie.
Wychodzi codziennie W dwoch
edycjach: rannei i wleczorneJ, o.
pr6cz swat / dni Swiatecznych, W
kt6re wychodzl a ieden ia dz,en.
Olbrzymi dial lelegramow /
korespondencyj re wszystkich stolic
europeisklch i panstw zaocea-
nowych, wreszcle wspolprarownlct-
wo pierwszorzednych pisarzdw
rolskich zjedna1y
kuRYEROWl WARSZAWSKIEMU
wyjatSowa W kraiu naszym "a.
granlca po%czytnosc l powage.
Cena prominently "a granica
wynosi miesiscznie rs. / kop. so. NuS
mer pojedyhczy wicczorny kosztuje W
WarSzawie kop. 5, porannv zas kop. 3
Cena ogloSzeh: Keklamy: IA lc-
den wiersz ~garmuntowy, albo jcgo
miejsce pierwsZy raZ % kop.. kazdy
nastepny raz &op 20.
Korespondencya prywatna pc
Genie reklam.
NekrolOgia: "a wicysz Is kop.
zwyczaJne ogloszenla: IA Jedcn
wielsA petitowy, alho lego miejscc,
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raz 5 kop.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-09-01

"She was so nervous that she would
scream almost like a maniac and then have
fits of crying. After two months treat
ment without cure, | concluded to try
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy.
Three bottlefuls entirely cured her
She is now thirteen years old and has been
well ever since and today is a picture of
health"
Children are prone to have weak nerves
and delicate health. Neglect of nervous
condition. a pale look, disordered diges-
ton or a general lack of health and vigor
in child may result in fits, St. Vitus'
dance, or some other serious nervous dis
ease.
Give your infants and children this glo-
rious children's remedy, DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy in the begin
ming of the disease-when you see them
nervous, restless, wakeful, pale, spiritless,
without appetite, or with appetite irregu-
lar and bowels constipated. 1t will make
their nerves strong, their blood pure, their
sleep sound, natural and refreshing In
fact it will make them well and strong.
1t is purely vegetable and harmless and
all druggists sell it for 81. 1t is the dis
covery and prescription of a physician Dr.
Greene, of "a Temple Place, Boston, Mass
well-known as the most successful special
ist in curing nervous and chronic diseases.
The doctor can be consulted free, per
sonally or by letter.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-09-01

Three French boys, aged - to Is, were
drowned at Manchester, y. H., Monday
One was seized with cramps while in bath
ing and two brothers went to his assistance,
and all three persisted.
A plot to burn the city of Detroit was
frustrated Saturday. The plan was to de
stroy the pumping station at the city wa
ter works with dynamite, and then start
fires in different parts of the city.
Many of the hail stones which fell at
Rome, y. Y, Sunday, weighed quarter
of pound, and in striking the tagging
they popped like the discharge of pistol.
All the greenhouses in the vicinity were
destroyed, plate glass and cathedral win
dows smashed, roofs damaged and crops
ruined.
A worlds amateur mile running record
in competition was beaten by Tommy Con-
neff of New York at the games of the
Boston Athletic association Saturday. He
was scratch man and won from large
field of starters in 4:17 A.. The limit
man had $50 yards start.
1t is stated at the pension Office at Wash
ington that since the passage of the act of
June p, 1890, claims for pensions under
that act have been given an undue prefer
ence in the matter of adjudication, over
claims under prior acts where disabilities
of service origin are alleged. Thus, it is
said, about 100000 old claims have re-
manned side-tracked for about four years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-09-01
AN ATTRACTIVE CHILD.
The Unfortunate Occurrence
of Her Life,
And How It Came Near Making
Her Existence Unhappy.
Her Mother Tells a Story Which
Will Greatly Interest All.

Storie- of children are always interest
ing. Parents often vie with each other in
seeing which can tell the best story or
most interesting anecdote about their chill
dren.
But here is a story told by one mother
which, while it may awake echoes of sad
ness in the minds and hearts of some par
ents, will be to others a message fraught
with hope and joy.
The child whose short history of mingled
sorrow and gladness is here given is the
daughter of the well-known Mrs. j. Lear
month, who resides at 776 Broadway,
South Boston, Mass.
AT ten years of age" said Mrs. Lear
month, MY daughter became affected
with a nervous condition which soon de.
veloped into St. Vitus' dance. 1t was pro
nounced by the attending physician to be q
very severe attack.
The mouth would be drawn spasmodi
cally far to one side, the hands and arms
were restless and constantly twitching
Her limbs also were weak her ankles
bent under her so that it was almost i'm
| possible TO walk.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-09-01

Joseph Goron, the taxidermist, has just
set up a monstrosity in the shape of a
cross between an English bull dog and a
Jersey calf, says the st. Adams Messenger
1t was dropped by a full blooded Jer-
sey heifer, and lived few hours. It's
head is an exact reproduction of that of a
bull dog with cropped ears, the short
square nose, and protruding massive under
jaw. II is covered with hair like a calf
and of the same color as the usual Jersey.
Its tail is merely a tuft of hair something
like that of rabbit, while its feet are
cloven hoofs something smaller than those
of a calf The eyes and teeth are those OF
calf, but it is in other respects a bull
dog. The animal measures two feet nine
inches from tip of nose to tail and stands
Is inches high. This was the second calf
dog born in the same neighborhood in
Franklin, and it is puzzle to account for
this freak of nature. Mr.. Goron has set
the animal in the best style, and doubtless
some museum proprietor will eventually
get hold of it.