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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

II.LAS, Tex, July 2S,-(Speclal.)-
d Miller rose early this morning
.4s the sun rise IN his last day ON
~ He declared that he enjoyed
NIGHTS rest and woke up with
,Aols appetite, His breakfast, which
nfpught at 1870, consisted of fried
tsh. tendrrlom steak and coffee aud
b lle got away with all of 1t and
! MI ceeded to dress himself in a clean
T 81 4 plain black suit of clothes and
NJ Feather shoes. He was then al
NJ fhe freedom of the corridor and,
141{ to the west side. he addressed
y 4, oners In the iail. exhortiug them
|>1- IN. e, -,
vr"er lNes anu 10 meet MN III
91& until when he babe them fare
1|I
<>'4 a,,l,oi, D,. II ~ 1.l,,y,r oe
.' " - " ,", "a
|oio7ed Cohgregnuonal church, ana
~ Stokes ut the Missionary BAp-
Il1Ilrch called an him. They snnr
.I-tl il Eorut,i, I,ni,d 9Th
Tx ,,r
Mlller joining Iheg men spent
V pme in prayer and the reading Of
Iptl,te. Miller declared th,t he wos
~ and wnlh,, -. ,' -
'f'5,2 ~, "''''''e ~ 90 as ne leit mat
f'''s Iad p''h pardOned and he would
straight 10 heaven
nd a clnck tbs l,,,,,.l ,,,.. t,.,...i
IN. "A ,,-,n. n 'V''''' i'i'n lu"sneu
e GU WIN the reporters and said
helfi 70 meet them In heaven. He
I'd tbat he had IT 49, -
IL. or o,,.,,,;,, ''' 'e!
" "'''"''oh - lhe MAIDS "i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

HAMBURG, July PA working man
named Prlnz WIS stricken with cholera
yesterday 10 a street u Altoona. He was
taken TO the hospital
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

~. AZ, en eniun ",i ~, n.",N ia sa
Nina ,,s, ~, n''l .,,,,ti.s ,in,r aud
Rr"vd.I,er'. ~. ~ hi'm w.
Il.'i ~ e.ie ',' nm i,,,h,, D.,
IN ~ tiien s.vpp.u ~ W Vii H., was
s ~. ny s,, nuits w N" thsN =, ~
kone MlIer hsheu ! ~ npu'Hn' ii1,',
ponu. branuenuerg tolu nun hr IT''h II,
AnoW VIVA, tne Snars, VIZ hn ,iiv
h MJY'u, a.,. IN. ,.,ni5 no Iosbt 1--WE bnnd
Without further ado
MILLER III lIED HIS PlSIuli
and began firing OIL Brandcnlerg, who
returned the IRE. While the shooting
was In progress. Othcer Brewer ap
preached from the opposite side OF the
street. On seeing him, Miller turned to
him and, taking deliberate aim, shot
him down. Brewer fred one shot as he
fell, or us ome say. after he had fallen
Braudenlerg fired five shots. making six
shots. all told, lre1 at Miller Brewer
was shot In tile right side lust above the
heart. aud died in thirty minutes Miller
emptied his pistol. and was reloadiug
when oyertnkcn by Officer lin Beard
ON Hawkins street Beard used the bug
~ Of the chief OF tho fire department
In the pursuit. The hoodlum wagon nrriv-
rived In n few minutes aftrr lie arrest.
mud Miller was taken ia The CITY hnll.
The nnlica forre co-onerated with the
sberin h, nrotnrtin,, Miller fran thp IN.
ry AZ ,bs mnh MI, statnments that we
ys,nt.J ,La ,,nh la ,st linn and Tint
w., "", n,istraetad him Sre self.conirajic
~, hano,'s', Il, ,,n,iS b,ye bncn worry
tory because 1t Wouiu hh pf, p p;nn NbS,3
eus! III us ~ my NM Nh s,,,,',.','
W. u W n,s "s ;ili Ia, 'e ~ ,Ie
dlnl nrSMer Mas hiueu ~ inn a, Nil.
Pu"ve Mlli,r , NY w Ii,, ~ ia, a.,
,er n hpSulu' s" ~ s"I rsiir"aj on
n w., e"st " An strn.t Rronden.
III ~ S'u'II Gin lin 80, -. ~ m, siicvnik
W auu ~" XII ~ W. ton no sbnof'
~ rom vi .I'S 1,iiou" m"'m an EIn
w coiii'iici - M'''ei inn oni' W. ,rn,,
s.ree" h,eNer .s su''''''' m W"
tlr ueIyi piutiu'n Vvi,, ,he
VpPus.te SUI tue ~, al Ls
exception m the Hugie suo' ,,',n,,Ja3
bBrwsr aIler ne , hau p'V ,Ia w"u sba,t
brahuenTrg was tie only Posso" N,,'y ~,
ihg az miner, NM ~ oruIr i"r , In,,' w
M bttWSr ne Wom,u hnNe f nat ~ 1,' ,n" az,
the ulreclloh OF MS supls l'uin w ~ 80,
20 que nor'n' uuu 10 SUI" '""' He va"
NOT 'i-A@
SHOOTING WILD
one of his shots gtnzrd Miller's fore
head. and the fugitive tc.tiRc, to have
| benrl others whistle uncOmfortably close
| 10 him.
| Miller did Sny. Go toll Sam to come
10 Tho cnlnboose. I've Not my man"
| On arriving Mt the calnboosc Miller said,
~ iii XIII Brewer. hut did wrong and
am sarrv for H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29
Glory ThrOus
Ropes End.
BAYS HE'LL HAUNT THE

<presscd Great Disgust That He
.Id Have to Wait Another
4 when He Was Fortified.
n Didn't Hang ut Camden, He
thirty Days More ON Earth.
Grimes Of Four Men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

A licw cigarette machine has been Ia.
vented that will feed. roll. paste and
make 1000 perfect cigarettes " ten
hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

BONHAM, Texas. July -. Especially
A young man by the name Of Doh
Hart. formerly constable % precinct No.
Z. was Killed last night BY hl- mule be-
coming frightened at steam dying
jenny aud running away. throwing hin
ont. H- reesiy~d iainri~- IRAN which
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29
MNRIpIAN. res.. Iuly aS-lspcclan

MADlSONNll.bE, Tex. July Is o
lSpecIaD Frank Richards shot and
slightly woun, N Wallace Williams near
This place thi, morning: both negroes.
The latter pursued son Of the former
TO bis home after giving him whip
ping when the shooting took place,
Fine rains have fallen ia about half
this county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

The officers transferred the prisoner
TO the jail, aud that night IN attack was
made on the Jail by a furious mob, but
Of small shot fired into the mob from
the inil was more potent in dispensing
them than MI the reason In the world.
Hut The prisoner was secretly taken
from the Jail while the mob was surging
and spirited OF to Waco. where he was
Kept until his trial came on, two weeks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

SHERMAN, Tc1ns July 2s.-ispe
cial )-Sryeral days ago barn belong.
Ing Of W. NJ. Scott Of this city was
burned Today in clearing away the rub,
blsh the workmen discovered the bones
Of humnn being IN the ruins. 1t Is
thought the bones are those Of ramp.
who for several days previous to tho
fire had been sleeping in the barn. At
the time Of the fire, cries were heard
from the barn, but no attention was
paid to them At the time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

ABILENE, Tex. July Is. lspeciall
w. G. Bryan of this plncr has filed
suit against the Jumbo Cattle company
for principal, interest aud attorneys fees
ON note amounting In all to about
$4,000. The Jumbo Cattle companys
lands are located In Scurry aud Galyn
counties and amount to some sixteen or
seventeen sections. rhe PRECEDENT is II.
G. Cater Of Robertson county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-29

When East Dallas was made part and
parcel Of Dallas, officer Brewer was con
tinue,l on the police fore.. This was
two year before his death
A reporter called on Mira Brewer ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
CI4OAI1S.

Clearing sao OF cloaks Dooombor instead OF January
great opportunity high garment at mere Nomn, Price
Buy o. nice Cloak o. Christmas Present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
THE DEsERET NEWS BUREAU,
80 a Street. = Is

~ b Street, =. T..
WAsHtSGTON, DC, Dec. 10, ls88.-
There are two classes Of political Phil.
osophers, each OF which Is PROFOUND.
Jog theory Of the causes Of the cur.
rent unrest aud deslitu,iOn among tho
masses Of the people, widespread
social condition that has now become
alarming, an economic paralysis that
has no heavenly rainbow VI promhe
for better Tins In the future. Que
class may be designated the lo.
publican, the other Democratic; anu
while each has some truth Ia his theory
II evident upon fu.let view that
both solutions are inadequate to cover
the ground.
The regulation Republican who
guides his theories aud his actions
by the behosts Of tue cougression.
NJ caucus will tell Us that the
sole cause Of hard times IL the threat
ened subverplon Of the protective syt-
tenn, that nil over the county the
AalthAAh W AhhhaAAg nv N'Aklua
against the coming invasion VI cheap
goods from abroad, that stocks are run
low anu that no large supplies VI ma
tcfial are laid up tor iutufe cJnHump.
ton, that M consequence many men
are thrown out Of employment, that
many houses are rendered destitute uI
both luxufirs aut neceSUiti,f, that this
general shfinkago ati,cts tnu merchant
ami the bangur, the pruicssiOnAl man
anu the artisan, the tanner aud tue
lau0fcf, the capitalist anu the investor,
that all are Involved aId that ne con-
sequence the great social Organism Il
tuTuiug Out tramps ON the one hand
And abandoned women ON the other.
The regulation gold bug Republican
has but one string 10 his hnTp,
but one panacua tor oil the ~. Of
society, anu thar D. proleciiOn-a cou'
trul Of the American market Ia tue
interest Oi the American pfoiucaL Il
j. undeniablu that the banks AMI
monied classes created the recent
panic IN the interest NJ gold mono
mrtallIsm. They wanted the purchase
clause VI the sherman act repealed IA
the inttrua, Of the single standard, auI
they were willing { iOmuut any KIM
~ huaLCial embarrassment Ia order To
achieve their purpose, La a similar
way the ultra prItcctionist Il willing
10 tXaggofate all the Inconvenience
and lltu,s resulting FROM the reduction
or abr1galiou VI protection. Tue ultra
protection manufacturer J., frequently
willing 90 iuruisL au "olJcct l,ssion"
la behalf Of protection ny shutting
down bic work., putting his men on
pulf time, dischgrging portion OF
them, or By eliminating those " them
who vote againsl protective lrgislutiOu.
A tuch ots,s are forced and udvcnli-
tiHus illusriOus Of tue oyiie VI free
traur.
There Ia doubtless aRToat truth In
the Republican contention. a change
in the fundamental conditions Of Ia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
To Bridge the Crisis.
viii Expedients and Mako-shs DO n7-rho Rival Parties
Attitude.

dustfy could not be- effected without
friction anu har iship; ami u lauor boz
this o0urtry IL 10 he put upon am ats.
lutte equally with the labor oil the
world anywhere and averywhurp, %
must come tl a. equilibrium with &C..
sptCt 10 remuneration, so long as labor.
INK men work no stipulated wagts. But
the labOfer feels that the rewards Ui tn.
dustfy are uutq ially divided. One
class n able always to utilize aud enjoy
the multiiofm advantages VI weaitn.
Recreation and travel, arts aud
amusements, books ami culture.
elegant ~ Il aud rich attire, these ufs
tue innings VI tho capitalists and CON.
trUl.ets OF industry; while the actual
PRODUCER that appnus his brain and
muscle must be- content with Itfr
necessities, aud but sol l1m the luxu.
fiCs Of lie. Many labJrer knows
that ho will not benefit hlmself im.
mudlattly by strikiug down protection /:
but he II sicg auI sore Of the gfr,i
uisparities OF wealth; anu with a feel.
lux Of desperation he l. willing, even
though he does not benefit himsulL tu
reduce all h a common level.
There IL no doubt shat human
selflshut98 ami greed got Ia their
Work 10 connection with the protective
system, just NJ mans inhumAuity
throughout all ayes has petveri
ed aui mlsuirtclri the material
hlrssingH ui the all.murciful diver.
But Ia ifur'tralr England it b. worse
fainrr than htttUL ltt- still wor.o la
all those countries where popular
liberty o. lees highly developed. la
the bunishted Janus Of CONTEMPLATION
AMI thulr untbaflsm, tue selfish traitf
70 human nature arc brought uut Into
uUlIust relic; the mnsses atr sufl- nud
slaves, anu tue lords ui Industry are
their tuskmssteu. Hence IL may bp
saiI ifuy mat tbs American iudustti u
system exhibits more equitable ui.
vision NJ the profits vi labor than that
Of n"y other cImmunity on caftu. Il
might be much better, anu 10 should
uu improve bui there BE- no utucf
system thai H 30 little subject to
just animauvrrsiln. But the ultra
Republicans like Congressman rOm
nr Senator sau bhutmt " wide OF
the mark when he resolves all our
economic troubles into the une great
chasm 0i Auuspt0luotiIu. IL accounts
tot a TOW facts, bul II uOrs not solve the
multiiotm phasrs Of the problem. For
instance, why u cotton selling at xix
cuuts a pound Instead Of hnoen2 Why
does wheat sell Ht fiity cents instead vi
d0llat2 Why has farm lani fallen
one hall all over the gOuntty2 Why
are farms more anu more covered with
mOflgago.2 Why does untold wealth
seek investment In government bond.
at two ptf cont rather than la business
anu inuusttial channels at eight Der
osut2 Why are cities growing d.
mucu faster than the rutal uistficts2
Why Il o. Touis anu intrc-t
Increase no rapidly upon the
net profits VI the industry Of the
WUrlu2 Why does tue wealth NJ the
country fall each year into the hand,
" n pfJpUfuOualely tmalIrr numbr Of
haud'Y These queries point 10 actual
conditions; ami tue qp,stion OF protcC-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21

are political laws and Institutions, and
these are wrested into hideous forms
OF selfish nggrandiscment There are
religious laws and instincts, but mon
aTe JUN and hard Of hearing, ami The
very brightness ~ the sun maFna
clouds out Of the dnmpueFs and gt08,'
ness VI their lives. And pr gft.s &C.
aallaiory, II moves zlgzag hy leaps and
bIu d. forward ami backward, but
siili making heaiway. Life, Govern.
maut. Religion, these three. No great
advance will be- made lu one i1 tine
NEGLECT Of the other. The laws Of Uir
must soon come into Tr0uiuuu,u 10
man Il 10 uake any sutatautlal rr. go.
fess In the century now about Co dawn
upon us.
As 90 the question Of the hour,
protection or free trade As thf cause o.
tho hard times, both Democrats nuu
Republicans that are Intelligent know
that the great money power is doing
more % plucn thu People aud usE,
them groaH under their burdens ihau
100 other agencies boz sight. &. D..
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THE BEST STOCK OF
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS.
Al suCM low pKIDES

Ladies' scl''uupl edge. hand on-
hrni"orol handkerchief. ia hand.
SOME designs.
Ladies' Tine, uuro 1arar 1so SILK
liuuIkoroh.oi-, value lUr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-21
SUI DREss PATTEnNs EoR Holiday oIErs.


yl rIofui
gsutso inch heavy all s black Grain aiming ard. oaei
worth tlLtI
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-25
Poax,ekowania.

w nieszczesciu Zwiazek Nsrodowy
Polski ! Grupy do niego nsleaaoe - je-
dyna pomoca, = po smierci aony mojej
8. p. Joze6ny Koziowskiej, zDsjdowa-
iem sic bez aadnego sposobu zaradzenia
koniecznym wydatkom. To~wsrzystwo
Przemyslowe Rzemieslnik6w Polskich
" Chicago, Ill. grups Scia Zwiszku N.
P. do ktorej mann honor naleaec udzie-
Lila mi fJrsus Ms niezteine potrzeby,
nastepuie Rad Centr. q. N. P. W ter
mimic wyplacii mi posmiertne dol. ESQ.
Jestem obowiazku tax Zwiazkowi Mar.
Pol. i Towarzystwu Przemyslowemu
Rzemieslnikow Polskich, grupie 3ciej,
Publicznie podziekowac i zacheoic wszy.
stkich Polakow, ateby iaczyli sic pod
sztandarem Zwiazkowym.
Ignacy KozsoUsH,
czionek gr. 3ciej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-25

DULUTH, MINI, 8 Stycznis 1893.
N~iniejszsm uprsszam Sz. Redakcye
o zsmieszczenie W iamach nZgody' IA.
~iaczonego sprawozdsnia z oboru Urze-
dnikow Brsotwa Sw. Jozefa or. 100 q.
N. P.
Ma dorocznem posiedzeniu Brsctwa
Sgo. Jozefs gr. Wv. Mar. Pol. No. 100
dnia lgo Stycznia 1893 obrano ma r. b.
Admlnistracya ktora skisdsjs:
Walenty ~Krzeszewski, prezes;
Andrzej Muzolf, sekr. prot;
J0Eef Idziorek, sekr. I'm;
Jozef Redlak, kssyer;
Augustyn Dziemihski, opiekuno-
Balcer Kamihsk, VIE kasy.
+. Kolodziejski, choraty;
NJ n. D Drsi e Pod Ohorasy.
Jan MajchrZak, marszalek;
l.. Nowicki, pod msrszalek;
w. Horks, oechmistrz;
j. j.. F ESSlS.'' Konl... oAo.,eh.
M. Groohowski,
Wszelkie listy ! korespondencye cd
noszace sic do Bractwa sw. J6zefs or.
100 Wv. Mar. Pol. PrOszs p~rzesylsc pod
adresem
J6zd IdzioTek, Nc. ! w. Superior St.
Duluth, MINI.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-25
BRooKIrN, N. Y 8 styozuia 1893.

BROOKLYN, N, Y 8 Stycznis 1893.
Bal Oddzisiu ego w. P. K. z Broo
klyna dnia lgo Styoznia 1893 T. udal
sic, Pomimo ulewnego deszoEu przsz
csly dzieh, wysmienicie, "a 90 wszy-
skim Towarzystwom in corpore jake tea
Szanownej Publioznosci, kt6rzy raczyli
nasz bal swoja ~obecnoscia zaszczycic,
skiadamy serdeczne staropolskie bog
zapiae".
Masterpieces Towarzystwa brady u
dzisi W bslu: Tow. ,,Polonia" z No
wego Torku, Tow. ,Sw. Kazimierzs
Krolewlcza" z Brooklyna, Tow. ,,Gwia
ida Miodziezy Polskiej" z Nowego
Yorku, Isze Tow. Spiewu W Brookly
ME, w Oidzial w. P. K. z Newarku
j Legion w. P. K. z Jersey City, N. j.
Przytem skladamy serdeczne dzieki
Maj1rowi Legionu w. P. K. W Jersey
City, N. ]. panu S. Domalewskiemu IA
jego prace i starania ma sail balowej
ola utrzymauia porzadku. Take die
kuiemy P~ierwszej Bateryi Kanonier6v
Polskich z Newarku "a ich dobre checi.
w imieniu Oddziaiu ego w. P. K.
W Brooklynie
Jan Zytoicki. kapitan.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-25

FIR. ]. Makowski, sekr. prot;
Telesfor Olszty hski, sekr. FIN;
Tomasz Urban, kssyer;
Fran. OgrodowioE, opieku-
Ma Olsztyhski, movie
Jan M.ryahski, kasy.
Karol Petzel, odzwierny ! marszaiek;
Wszystkie listy i korespondencye ty.
czsce sic grupy IA prosze sdresowac
jak usstepuje: Z. Olsztyhski,
l52 Woolsey st. Cleveland, o.
Tow. Synowie ojczyzpy liczy ODE
cnie SO cziouk6w, wspAreia W chorohi-
wyPiacono przer caly rok 1892 $l54
30 Q. W kssie pozostaje do dnia 8 Sly
cznia 1893 roku : 90 40 O.
f. j. Makooki sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-25

CLEVELAND, D. 8 styoznia 1893.
Ma I'M posiedzeniu Tow. Bra
tnisi ponocy synowie ojozyzny grupy
LA zwiszku Mar. Pol, wisksEoscis
gios6w wybrsno nows administracys
rs rok bietacy;
Jan Usbanovicz, prezes;
Bolesisw Kiniewski, Wice-prezes;
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-25

wychodzi We Lwowie cd lat siedmiu nsjre-
gularniej diva raky miesiecEnie Il 1 .i6 |
OdEnacEa sic prawdziwym humorem ! wybor-
nymi iluStrscjami, w~ykonanymi prEeE maj
znakoEhtszych artystow polskich / zagrani.
cznych, Kto sic chce zabawic, rozweselic
pOuczyc, mech zaprenumeruje ,,Smigusa',
ktory zamieszoza move dOWcipy, Wesoie
wiersze, humoresk ! satyry.
Ilustracye 50 takke kolorowane / odbite v
siaWnym sakladEie a~rtystycEnym
A. r~zyszlaka we Lwowie.
Gala prass polska uEnaia ,,SmIgus
jake najlepsze pismo humorystyczne polskie
redagowane " duchu prawdzfwie polskim
demokratycznym, pod hasiem; R6Wnosd
wolnobc ! nie~podlegioso.
Do ,,Smigusa" Jako bexpiatny dodatek do
taczane bywaja utvory fortepianowe mai
ulubiehszych kompozytor6w.
PrEedptata n q ,.Smigus" wynosi:
w Ameryce: rooznie 3 dolary.
p0irocznie IL doIara.
Prenumerate najdogodniej p~rEesyisH pre-
kazem pocEtoWym lub dolarsmi pspieroWy-
nj v liscie rekOmendowanym pod adresem:
Administraova ,,Smigusa", Lw6v Europa
Austrys Galioya-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-25

EtLI chcesz podac jake ogEossenie " ia
kiembadz miejscu 1 c~xasie, piss do Geo.
z: Rowen d Co., No. 10 spruce St, New
York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-25

Wsrod rozbestwionego msteryalizmu
moralnego upadku ludlow Europy,
Polska jedyna wydala liczny zastep me
COW, ktorych obywstelskie cnoty i me-
czehstwo "a wolnos6, sfuza i sluzyo ME
Przestana ma wzor Ola obecnych i przy-
szlych Pokoleh. Ably rodak6w 70 szcss-
go4ami ich zyoia obznajomic, Towarzy-
stWo Stanislaws Stsszycs we Lwowis
Przedsiewzielo wydawnictwo zyciory-
SOW tyoh wielkich Polakow.
Nsstepne dziels So do nabyoia a ].
Andrzejkowicza, So N. Front st. Phila-
delphis, Pa. delegate Tow. St. Staszyca
Pc Genie z przesyika:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-25

KAfDY, kto potrIebuje informacyi " ixie-
dxinie ogfoszen, nAjlepiej sobfe postapi,
gdy kupi egxemplarz Book for Advertiser"
sawieralaca 1888 stronnic. Cena jednego do
lara Wysyfa sic poczta IA odebraniem MALE
fytosci. Zawiera spis zebrany akuratnie z
American Newspaper Directory wszystkich
najlepszych pism, podAje Eczoe ich abonen-
TOW wsselkie dane tycLsce sie ceny roznych
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TOLEDO, O. IA styc.nia 1893

AoLEDo, VI h oIyczuie 1ooo.
Tow. Jana III Sobieskisgo, grups
lib " Toledo, o. odbyio posiedzsnie
dnia 8 Stycznia " Niedziele ma kt6rem
zarzad byl wybrany ma rok 1898:
Fr. DukowskI, prezes;
st. Jokel, vice prezes;
Anton: Szyperski, sekr. prot;
Stanislaw Poloyn, sekr. fan;
M. Murawski, kasyer;
Wincenty Kamihski, opiekunowie
Tonssz Piozslski, kasy.
J6zef Wiel hskI, marsSsiek;
M. Mikolsjczyk, chorsay;
+. Tomaszewski, dyrektor chorych;
Teofil Sadowski, opiekunowie
Wiad. Brzeczks, chorych.
M. Pawiowski, odzwierny;
Wszelkie listy tyczace sic Tow. Jana
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Ola soszystkich PoLak5se Ameryce.
GOnfec 4 IsLra
CZASOPISMO ILLUSTROWANE
.wyohodzi zoe Lsooscie cd lat szesnastu.
Posiada niezmiernie obfta, ciekswa, po
tyteczna i patryotycznR tresc, wsr6i
ktorej zawsze drukuje zajuujace po-
wiesci.
Mkt sic ME xnudxi = ksAdy sic pokrzepi,
Bedzie mu " dusty l ma ercu lep ej...
Do piersi l.dzkisj sic vr6mienie sloncaI
Go dobre, piekne, ma szpslLach ME zgasnie-
Dobre pogfaszcze - zie ma odlsw chlasnie.
Goniec { LskrG zamieszcza illustracje
portretowe j dowcipne szkice HUNGRY
styczne. Wraz z oso6nym doddtkien
illustrowanym, wychodz, oztery rszy ma
miesisc. Ola prenumerstor6w rocznych
! poirocznyeh, oso6ne premje 6ezpIdtne.
Nadsefajacy prenumerate roczua "a
dolary(, oProcx ~calorocznej przesyiki
nGohca l Iskry", otrzym lja natychmiast
trey zeszyty illustrowanych KLejnot6sc
humOru, satyry { dotocipu pokskiego,
oraz posoiese 20 trzecb czeSciach NJ. ID.
C~hamski-go p. Nosze Zycie; nadse-
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otrzymujs natyclpiast tylko try 70
szyty illustrowanych Klejnot6,o hume
ru, satyry { dosocipu polskiego. Prenu.
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cych sic powiesci przesyssjt sic bezpis
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SEM:
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utica KrasLe sk,ego |. %.
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w. T. Severa Balsam

OSNOAo
ma chorobe pluo Jest nsjlepszen n, mai.
P~ewnlejszem j najbezpieczniejszem le
karstwem ma yszystkie choroby gardla
] piuc, na ksszeI roznego rodzaju, DIV.
chawice, zspalenie gsrdla, febre pluc,
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dziwym srodkiem do urstowsnia zyeis
moich pieciorgs dEieci. Dwoje umarlo
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Zaniecbaism rady tycb lekarzy a Sewers
Balsamem uratowalam mole pieoioro
dzieci PREY kyciu.
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