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A Mysterious Legend.

The wisest of us see things at great
exhibition which fill US with surprise
and questioning. We ara sure to see
things which are new to our more or
less limited experience; that is part of
the good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bemis stood before
fine exhibit of stuffed animals. One,
in particular, seemed to fascinate Mr..
Bemis. 1t looked as if it might have
come from his own farm, one of the
best in Pleasant county. He looked at
it long and earnestly.
At last he said: "Well, Josephine,
that looks just like hog, and | should
say it was hog. ! should certainly
call it hog, but the sign there says
it's Taxidermist, SO | s'pose it is a.
Taxidermist."
why, pa" replied Mrs. Bemis, "rn
surprised at you. You are all upset
at seeing the exposition. Where's your
good sense? 1t is a hog. The sign
says Taxidermist, but that means"
she stopped to reflect moment-''t
means the place where it was raised"
Before he looked at the next exhibit,
pa" cast tender glance of pride and
admiration at Josephine, as she brisk
ly adjusted her spectacles for another
object of interest, and the sympathetic
smile of the bystanders indicated that
they shared "pa's" sentiments
Youths Companion
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marry them all, she thanked them for
saving her life.
"They replied, through the spokes--
man of the party: Fair, dark brown
maiden, return to the home of your
parents, and we will kill game for
your And they conducted her home
with much ceremony, when she told
the story to her parents, adding: How
foolish 1 have been, because forgot
the ways of a woman and assumed
those of mani"
$50 one fine day comely young
brave, heavily laden with love, squir-
rels and rabbits, came to her house
and laid them at her feet, together
with his heart. The offerings were
accepted, and they lived happily ever
afterward.'
The old lady has remarkably good
health, notwithstanding the cigarette
habit which she has. Her eyesight is
clear enough to distinguish persons
within hailing distance. Ind:ars, gen.
orally, have remarkable vision. She
has good teeth and evidently is yet
fond of eating and talking.
j. NJ. SCANLANp
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Care of Mattresses.

A bright, clean mattress is the house.
keepers delight. The question is how
to keep it So Some use slip covers of
calico or muslin to protect it, but this
is unsightly and unsatisfactory. OF
course a tack of some sort may be used
to guard the top from possible harm,
but it is the rubbing against the Stats
or woven wire that so soon soils and
darkens the ticking. have found the
following method free from all objee.
tions: Take a piece of sheeting OF
strong muslin some six inches larger
each way than the mattress. At each
corner attach a twelve-inch piece of
tape, sewing it by the middle so as to
form strings six inches long. Lay this
sheeting smoothly over the Stats or
springs Straps formed of pieces of
mattress binding little longer than
the depth of the mattress, are sewed-
by their ends only-to each corner of
the mattress Through these straps
pass one of the strings at each corner,
tying in bow knot. When desired,
the knots may be united and the mat
tress turned over. Before turning, re-
move with small stiff brush all dust
from around the tackings, and the mat
tress will retain it's fresh appearance
for years.-American Agriculturist.
The Bossier banner., 1893-10-26

In buying furniture for the dining
room, as well as for any other room, it
is well to select good wood and avoid
cheap gliding and carving. A strong
plain oak table and sideboard made
in colonial style, without any furbe-
lows in the shape of glass or shelves
above the wooden top, are the best in
vestments for the shopper of to-day.
Such sideboard combines the good of.
fees of serving-table, buffet and minia-
ture inen-closet. Four high-backed
oak chairs, in addition TO the articles
mentioned, sre all that Is necessary for
this room. Ladies' Home Journal
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THE SOBOBO INDIANS.
Unquestionab1y the Oldest Nation
on the Continent.
The Venerable ReliGt of an Aged Indian
Chief = Queer Methods of Squirrel
Hunting-The Pretty Legend
of the Squirrel Hunt.
Especial San Jacinto tCal) letter.

Jutting up against the foot hills about
five miles to the east of this city is the
Indian village Of Sobobo, a cluster OF
matched huts in which dwell the reIa-
nants of the Sobobo tribe, who were
once powerful, at least, numerically, In
southern California. Here lived, until
about one year ago, the oldest inhabi-
tant in California, and perhaps In the
wof'fd. Chief Yictorianno, according
to Indian reckoning, had attained the
remarkable age of 1856 years. This is in
part substantiated by historical data,
and he has handed down through his
successive children history that seems
to bear out his statement. He has fire.
quently said that he was good sized
boy when the mission fathers came in
1869, and had a grown-up family when
The Bossier banner., 1893-10-26
Change of Help.

DO you still have colored servants.
Hicks?"
well. in a sense. We doa't have
negroes any more, but we've got three
OF the greenest girls you ever saw in
the house now"-Harper's Bazar
The Bossier banner., 1893-10-26

-Eras of great culture and material
prosperity have very seamy side-as
the highest mountain throws the long
est shadow
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
A LITTLE GLOBE TRoTTER.
Strange Adventures of Lad Just
Dropped in Honolulu.

Dropped in Honolulu.
Among the passengers that arriv-
ed by the Alameda this morning
was German lad of about 13 years
of age, whose record as traveller is
something remarkable. The boys
real name is Louis Mornung, which
his fellow travellers on the Alameda
improved upon by clubbing him
=" Morning Star" He was met by
BULLETIN reporter on board the
steamer Mikahala this morning,
where he had gone to take passage
for the Volcano. To inquiries put
to him concerning himself he mo-
destly declined to give information,
simply saying that he didn't believe
anything concerning himself would
interest anyone.
The San Francisco Chronicle of
Sept. 10Th contains little history of
the little boy. He was born in Ber-
lin, Germany, his father dying when
he was only two days old. He left
Germany when only years of age
and started for Paris, obt aiming his
passage by squeezing himself under
seat in railway car. From Paris
he went to Spain. Six months after
leaving Berlin he got to st. Peters
burg, where he lived for nearly a
year and was sent back to his moth
er. A few months afterward he
started again, beating his way from
Liverpool to Hamburg, and thence
to New York with the assistance Of
sailors. In New York he was taken
in charge by the police and after
ward sent to school, where he learn
cd to read, write and speak English.
From New York he went to Sing
Sing, walked to Albany, and rode in
an empty cattle car to Buffalo. He
walked most of the way from Buff
falo to Cleveland, o., and then stole
a ride with some cattle bound to the
Worlds Fair. In Chicago he was
given a job with the Associated
Press, but as it did not agree with
him he started for San Francisco.
On the way from Chicago to Paris,
Tex, it appears that he underwent
some hardsbips by being put off the
car several times. The Chief of Po-
lice at Ell Paso, Tex, finally took
him in charge and sent him to San
Francisco.
81 am going to Honolulu next"
said the boy. 81 don't want to beat
my way. l am going to try to get a
job as cabin boy. From Honolulu
[ will go to Australia, aud then to
New Zealand, China, India, Egypt
and home. | am going to write q
book and make some money for my
mother"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
PESTILENCE.

Although there are only few
isolated cases of cholera at Ham
burg, the Hamburg and American
Packet Company have decided to
make Cuxhaven the port Of entry
and departure for all steamships in
future. There all storage passen-
gers will be kept for five days under
medical observation and control be-
fore embarking. Ten new cases, of
which two proved fatal, have oc-
Cured at Hamburg within the last
"a hours.
The Spanish Government has de-
clared quarantine from August
3lst against cholera at Jersey City
and l65 kilometers around it, and
against Tampa, Fla, and 16O kilo-
meters around it, on account of yell
low fever, from September LIST.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
CAR DRIVER AND FUNERAL.
Driver Welch Gives His Version of
the SGuabble.

Driver Welch Gives His Version of
the Squabble.
Harry Welch, driver of a tramcar
that had some difficulty with the
troops at military funeral yester-
day, called at the BULLETIN Office to
deny the truth of the Advertisers
report of the episode. The car did
not overtake the funeral ON it's way
to the cemetery, as the Advertiser
says. The car was coming in the
opposite direction and met the
funeral. All that the driver did was
to try to keep the horses on the
track when frightened by the band.
The car overlook the procession
going back, when the driver rang
the bell, the only response being
that the officers looked back and
laughed. There was plenty of room
for the column on either side of the
track. When the soldiers attacked
the horses with their guns, the
driver had to use the whip to keep
his horses on the track.
1t may be added that it is enough
for the public to know that Coyne,
the lieutenant who broke a soldiers
rib with rifle stock, was one of the
officers who caused the trouble with
the car. Nothing but incompetence
or bumptiousness, or both combined,
on the part of the officers could
have produced such a collision as
happened on a wide thoroughfare
WEIGH says he was not afraid when
Coyne pointed the pistol at him, but
he thought it might hit someone in
the next street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29

EW- Now is the time TO buy. In six
months time property. will be considera-
bly, enhanced in value.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
THAT POISONED SOLDIER.
DR.. Soule Thinks He Had Not Pro-
per Attention at First.

The following is from the San
Francisco Chronicle of Sept. 2l
John Slattery, one of the soldiers
of the Provisional Government at
Honolulu, who was accidentally
poisoned about five months ago by
eating some timed vegetables, was
brought up on the steamer Austria
liza yesterday and sent to st. Mary's
Hospital for treatment. The other
soldiers who were poisoned fully re-
covered, but Slattery has had trou-
BILE with his stomach ever since. DIR.
Soule of the steamer thinks that the
soldiers troubles are due to his not
receiving proper attention at the
time the symptoms of poison mani
tested themselves and that the poi
son has permeated the system.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
Of Course You Read

The testimonials frequently pub
lished in this paper relating to
Hoods Sarsaparilla. They are from
reliable people, state simple facts,
and show beyond a doubt that
Hoods Cures. Why don't you try
this medicine7 Be sure to get
Hoods.
Constipation, and all troubles with
the digestive organs and the liver,
are cured by Hoods Pills. Un-
equalled as dinner pill
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29

Many people will remember the
capital bargains in dry goods obtain
ed at the last series OF sales held at
the Arlington. Mr. Jas. f. Morgan
will give everyone another chance at
the Arlington, Hotel street, to-mor-
row Saturday at 10 o'clock fore
noon, when choice assortment of
furniture, etc, will be sold and
again in the evening at 7 O'clock
when bargains may be obtained in
all kinds of beautiful dry goods,
rugs, etc.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
Beretania Street.

Those premises situated on Beretania
Street, now occupied as dwelling. This
is conveniently situated as to tram cars
and nearness TO business part of city.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
Kinau Street.

The House and Lot on Kinau Street, oc-
cupied as dwelling. This is particular
ly cool location and also convenient to the
city.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
Germania Street.

Also House and Lot on Germana
Street, next to Mr.. Lilies residence. This
place can be had at bargain.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
Saturday, Sept. 2S, 1898.

ticed that a little above the or
amount of energy and
enterprise we're among the at
tributes Of the management,
it has been a pleasure to a few
persons to put upon the Ha-
waiian Hardware Co., the title,
=" the fresh young firm In
order to please every one,
even those who look upon our
success with a jealousy inclin-
ed eye, and to remove ina
ginary appearances of fresh
ness we have completed ar
rangements whereby we con-
troll the entire product of a cer-
tain salt producing company in
this district, and offer to the
people of these Islands a pure
white salt of superior grade
at a shade less than they have
been accustomed to paying
under the Salt Monopoly. Our
arrangements are such that we
can furnish either one bag or
a thousand on short notice.
Hendry's Ready Mixed Paint
is making the buildings on
Merchant street look like new.
The building occupied by C..
O. Berger and Robert Grieve
is the latest to take the newest
and best remedy for prema-
ture decay. Private residences
throughout the city are being
touched up to such an extent
that when the old residents re-
turn from tReir Worlds Fair
jaunt they will think there has
been a building boom in Ho
nolulu during their absence.
Toilet sets are not often
broken and when they are
it is generally at an inconven
lent time. We have a large
stock of them suitable for
these times when people re.
quire the maximum quality at
the minimum price. Our sets,
handsomely decorated, 60 tc
you at prices ranging from
three dollars up. The hand
soonest are in the makai win
dow. You'll smile when we
tell you the price.
The difference betv zen gooc
and bad sporting ammunition
is demonstrated every season
1t is unnecessary for us to say
that the good article come:
from our store. For the sea
son which opens October 1
we have selected cartridge:
'of the sort used by the sports
men in the States and if yol
use them you will not have te
buy your game from the ma
tives. By the return Australia
we will have an assortment O
canvas hats for use in the
hunting field. In addition tt
our stock of cartridges we have
a full supply Of cleaning rod'
and other necessary shooting
utensils.
Our San Francisco Agent.
sent us, the other day, a pre-
paration for mending broker
crockery, wood and leathe'
that is destined to accomplish
great results in its line. W.
have applied it to broken pro
misses of some of our debtor:
and it worked like a charm
We have plenty of it in stocl
and if you want some of it fol
that or mending broken arti
cles Of virtu we will be pleased
to supply you.
The keystone Beater will
do other things than bea
| l. 4
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29

S3l,-lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
WANTED
FOR SALE !
x&M MaA
&gassal
Kapiolani Street and Wilder Avenue.

That beautifully located Dwelling House
situated corner of Kapiolani Street and
Wilder Avenue. Terms easy.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
EUROPE.

The Bank OF England has reduced
the rate Of discount from 4 to -,
General Sir Henry Wylie Norman
has withdrawn his acceptance Of the
oillss0f Viceroy Of India,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29
G. E. BOARDMAN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

THE WEEKLY BULLETIN-28 COL
umns Of Interesting Reading Matter
lslAnda - mailed to iorsg countries, 80.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-29

All of the above houses are in good re-
pair and not one over mile from the Post
Office.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01

Cl1onkowie czynni: 1, Bonkowski
Karol, chemik Jego Suit. Mosci, 2, De-
wock' Alsksander, krawiec, 3. Flg-l
Adolf, mechanic, 4. Grochowalski woj.
cIeeh, marmurnik, 3. Gebhsrdt Kamil,
l~ekarz, 8 Godlewski Ksrol, urzednik
k~1nsulstu f~ranouzkiego, z. wski.
insyn or 8. Jew-sihski Franciszek, ku
sni' RI, o. Kowalski Julian, zbrojownik
10. Kub K Frauciszsk, rysownik, IL
LIPkow'ki Bsochwioz Piotr, chemlA
naucEyciel, IL. Morawski Szymon, u.
rzeduik ~ zarzsdzie lstsrnr morskiej,
ID. r sdomski Frsnoiszek, subjekt han
do W, Il. REtyhski J6Esf urzednik
zarss IN diugo~ PuoliOznyoh, 10. Rottsr
Es T Antoni. przemysiowiec h~.ndIowy,
10. Z. bsrkiewioz Frsnciszek, krawiec
IL. S<srbowski August, ~intynier, Is.
SwIatek Leopold, leksrz, 10. SEeredni
ok, Teo6l, insynier, 20. Tsrns ~ski Au-
gust, lntrolIgst,rJ s. M. 81. Wspa
Zenon, mechanic, %, Wronecki t.
masz, inaynier, % Zabiocki E l~srd
rysownis, "a. ZsbiJckI Felix's, krawieo,
rs z"nioOEI WIktor, r~ysownik, 20 %
dorsE' Leon, ipAynier, %. Zsleskr Lon
in1yn .
C<tOukoWie h~ooorowi: 1. Bavacch,
A-ystyde', lskarz, 2 Groplsr Lud wiks.
reutJerEs, B. Kupso J.d~igs, Dsucxy.
o els". 4 kurban Fryderyk, bucbalter,
B Leval A DIRE, sekretsrz k~warantanny.
Paw 4 fs, AkusE-rks, 2. Sosuo
wsks Fl irns, iona rsdcy Earz. dluRow
publ, 9 Tests FJrtune. dyrektor "a.
kfsdu door. Tow. ~ e..
Polsoy smarII " =. 1891: 1. w,re
bo~s1 L-oi, (Nsh~ud Bel 2 LssE
oEyh'E' Anton, 3 Kopcz, hssi Fan
ois<-k, 4. G4wiowski
POl.oy <msrlI " =. 1892: 1 Bsdos
wski K instantly, 2 r .msDovsk, Jso,
B. Ksssk B ,Iesiav.4 To pslsk.
B oii rs-s; Ma 1SI srycznr- 1893
=. En-JiuJe SIC y o b 'ossce ks - K :.
pols<'~ Ivzyku dE,-s All bomos $40;
psD - t'dyczuyeh polsx'oh ope.~
30; kssssE - issykseh eods CO.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01

Razem s IS
Razem So 10
q przeniesienia 3o6a,3o
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01

KA2DY, kto poesebsjs infornacyt " Idle
dEinie ogioeEeA, nAjlepisj sobls postapi
gdy kuPi egsemplars Book for AAverissrS",
saWierAecA S0o seronnic. Cena jednego do
lara Wygyfa Gle Pocsta - odebraniem male
eytosca. zawiera spis sebrany akuratnie .
American Newspaper Directory WsEystkich
nAjlepssych pism, podaje nczbs ich sbonen-
tow l weselkie dane tycsace ne ceny r6znych
ogioszeh bimesowych. Adress Rowelrs Ad-
vertstng Bureau, 10 Spruoe St, New York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01
" dine Polsk,e sioro,,

~ychodzi p~ierwszego 1 P~ietnsstsgo kas
lego miesisca. Podaje wiadomOsu
Pogiady Z pier Wszej reki, tax Z kraju.
AK EN- sr cyi Polskiej. - Pogla
tsmi sweml wytWisdcza wielks PRIV
sfugs cEytelnikom " rozwoju umysto.
wynn. UPowssechnIenie sego pisms jes,
bsrdEo potsdsDem " Aperyoe - atA
Moss ulatwia nAbycie kaEdemu. Abons
mont rooEny k~osEtuje dollar jedsn
POI, PienIsdse posylac prSez Post Ohsoe
Order, a~dresujSc: N. Adolphs Ref, .
rue du -Four, Paris
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01

EtLI chcesz poda6 jake ogbossenie " H.
kiembadz miejsca I csaaie, piss do Geo.
I: Rowen d Co, No. 10 spruce St, New
York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-01

dzie1 IA. tom. 275. Og6aem
tom6w $50.
q ksisssk, xuajdujscyoh sic " biblio-
tsce, Pochod,a Z dar6w St. CEarno
~skisgo dsie' 2Ss, Piotra Lpko~skie-
60 dzief 1c2, Adama Lsoo.swskisgo
lS2, reszta Z dar6w AID. M~icbaaowskie-
60, DoktOra C,arkowskiego. Bll. Hol-
-, Stan. de Roehetin, Tetf SEredni-
ekiego. Winni kiego, Saehowskiegc.
Nsrzynskiege. s. Morswsk'ego. Siawo-
o1yhskiego, RsdonsLiego / RuPps.
Dick Redskcyom, kt6re raozyfy n.
silae biblioteke nasza prEysslaniem
s~ych Pisu; p lacy " Konstantynopo-
In beg wzgledu M to, cry naleaeli do
Towsrzyst-a "a. korzystali zaassspujscyeh
pism Perjodycznyoh: &.
1 Gazeta Polska " Warszawie, 2
Wedrowiec, B. Gazsta Polsxa " Berli-
nie Z dodatkiem Leszek, 4 Szczutek
We Lvowie, 8. Gonieo i Iskra We Lwo-
lie, 8. Kuryer Poznshski, 2. zgoda "
Chicago, 8 Pr.eglsd Euigracyjny We
Lwowie, Q Pobudka Paryfu.
ZaPomogi przysiane ola Tow. " 1891
:. Cd ksieoia Wisdysiawa Cr.rtory-
skiego Rrabiny D.iaiy kskiej Pstr.
l475, Ludwiks Wodzickiegc Pstr. 475,
Rady Powi.towej No. T.rpowa 1920,
xsieca Adams Sspiehy Pstr. 1000, R :
~ P%owiatowej NJ. Krakowa Pstr. 200,
R.dy Po%wiatowej NJ. Lwowa Pstr. 243.
zapomogi przysisne Ola Tow. 1892
Cd: Hrsb'ego Adams Gsiuchowskiego
str. 1920, R.dy Powisto~ej m. Tur-
81 Pstr. 1920; Micbaia JankowskieRo
y Doliuie Pstr. 70.
Msjstek Towarzystwa wyuosi: Pstr.
1924 20 czyli fr.nkow 1852.
Powytej wymieniouym osobom DO.
swalany sobie zio.y6 serdeczne podzie-
so~aLie "a ich wspaniaiomyslne ofary
lila Towarzystwa nsszego.
D~Iiskuiemy nismniej R~,dakcyou,
stors ola bibliotski NASH o6arowaly
swe pisma.
Ostatecznie ualety sic cd mas podzie-
<owanie wszystkim czlonkop, Ltorzy
sic Przyczynili do wzsostu i rozwoju
Towsrrystws, ktorzy SVEN postepowa-
aiem Patryotycznem j prsykiadem po
inosza dobra Shave wygn shc6w M
'Syoh ma Wchodzie i owej bardzo malej
lioEbie czionk6w, kt6rzy sws praoe i
'zas pos ~iecac raoza ma zslstwieuie
'Praw TOwarzystws, i ponawismy gora-
cs nasze proz1y, itby j nadsl ME upa
dali ma energji ducbu, q przeciwnie,
<aoheceni choe powolnem i ni-ezaacznem
PostaPieniem naprzod, tenn w,ecej q
hoeIi dosoty6 pracy, aeby dowiesc
TRACTION naszym " kraju, ts ayjsuy,
czujemy ! mysl my pc Polsku, tsby do
~ieSc dobrodziej I'm nsszyu, to pomoc
ioh tax homie prIez mich udzlelona, uie
Sostsia uzyts ma marue, = Bogu ma
iIiejs, Re sic doczekamy, IL wspolna
Prsca nssza pIon ob6ty ~przyniesie.
8. Aorasoski PrezAs,
p. Brochoicz Lipkooski, Sskr.
a. Torna,osks S%<-rbni.,
p. BrOch.oicz Lipkouski,
B II o skarz.
p. Brochoicz Lpk toski,
K~srsako~y.
KoNsTANTTNoPoL, 3 Styoznis 1893 r.
Adres Ti~srzystw': Constantinople,
~ Yszidil Al. >
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DIR. Wlad. Statkiewi,z 2,
Lekarz Ee staregO kraiu


z dfuRolstn's pr.ktJER pray s1yitalscb
jSk - Europ's, tax ! Ameryoe, speolali
sta cbOrob ~koDIecycb l dziec,nnych, le
cEy Z dobrym skutkiem usIelk,e ehoro
by Esstsrzsls, Jak TO: duszn, a. r,uus
tTzm, choroby gnrdtn, piers. t,ssdxa;
Dol Rfowy, ooz, nose, uszu, fsbry, skro-
fUly, wyrzu'y ia glpwIe ! sE6rz-; chpro.
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