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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-06-30

it. reckon stood on yo' head for
five minutes"
''Not as long as that" said CORTLAND,
laughing, if remember rightly"
yes" said Miss Sally, with dancing
eyes. 81, so'th'n girl, actually set
my foot on the head of no'th'n scum
of connie. Ny"
LET that satisfy your friends, then. ="
"'No. Iwant to apologize. Sit down,
connie"
But, Miss Sally"
"Sit down, quick"
He did so, seating himself sideways
on the bank. Miss Sally stood beside
him
Take off yo' hat, sir"
He obeyed, smilingly. Miss Sally
suddenly slipped behind him. He felt
the soft imprint of her little hands on
his shoulders, warm breath stirred
the roots of his hair, and then the light
pressure on his scalp of what seemed
the lips of a child.
He leaped to his feet, yet before he
could turn completely round-a diff
Guilty the young lady had evidently cal
culated upon-he was too late. The
floating draperies of the artful and
shameless Miss Sally were already dis
appearing among the tombs in the direc-
ton of the hollow!
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-06-30
CHAPTER IV-CoNrISI-ED

CHAPTER IV-CoNTINUED.
She stopped, gazing into Courtland's
face with pretty, but vague impa-
tience and a slight pouting Of her lip.
"Co'nnlen'
Miss Sally"
"Yo' say yo' had known me for three
years before yo' saw me Well, we met
once before we ever spoke to each
other!
CORTLAND looked in her laughing
eyes with admiring wonder "When?"
he asked
"The first day yo' came! Yo' moved
the ladder when was on the cornice
and walked on yo' head And, like a
gentleman, yo never said a word about
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-06-30
CHAPTER V.

E house occupied
by the manager
of the Drum
mond syndicate
in Redlands-the
former residence
of a local lawyer
and justice of the
peace was not
large, but had an
imposing portico
of wooden doric
columns which
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18
House cleaning time has arrived.

House cleaning time has arrived.
Nevada has 1894 white children
of school age, and Sc colored.
Matt Adams of Nyhart enrolls
lis name for the TINES for the COM
ing year.
The railroads will have to reduce
the rates again to make the worlds
fair success.
w. j. Snow and wife, of Fort
Bragg, California, are in the city
visiting Ben Scott.
One of the chambermaids at the
Laclede hotel bad $26 stolen out of
her purse Sunday night
A man was fined $12 in Harrison
vile last week for using profane
language on the streets.
Charley Delaney and Hopper Nor
gan were before the city recorder
Tuesday charged with shooting
craps.
LeMar's flour gives universal sat-
isfactiou. The third carload has
arrived at Farmers Exchange But
Ter. 5-1S 1t
The Missouri State medical society
met in Sedalia yesterday and will
remain in session three days. DIR.
Boulware OF this city expected to be
present to-day.
Mrs. DR.. Boulware will leave nex'
week to spend couple of week.
with her sister near Wichita Kansas
The TIMES wishes her pleasan,
trip and safe return.
The saloons of Hannibal and Pal
myra paid last year $23,967 county
taxes, which is 1908 more than was
paid by all the taxpayers of Marion
county into the county tax fund
FIX.
The Sherwin- Williams Paints are
guaranteed to cover / more space
to permanently look better and veal
longer than any other paint, includ,
ing pure white lead and OIL Fo
sale by D. W. DRuMMoND. 4-27-1n
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18
Virginia Items

Flax and oats are not looking very
well at present.
VIM. Stephens is home again after
spending a year in New Mexico.
Mrs. Young of Wier City, Kansas,
is visiting her brother, j. G. Mullen
hill.
My pig is still gone, any one find
ing him will notify me and receive
reward.
John Durrett and two children are
down with the measles; also Grant
Garner
Quite a number of our farmer are
planting their corn over, and a few
have not planted any yet.
Frank Erwin who sprained his an
kle some time ago is suffering from it
considerably, he says he likes Paynes
but not that kind.
John ID. Orear sent Inc sample
copy of his Arkansaw Thomas Cat
1t is good comic papers very sensi-
bic paper for any family to read.
The Bowen Ills, } Chronicle, tells
us that S. p Nestlerode has purchas-
ed the Star hotel at that place, and
is running to perfection. Mr.. n. is
our father and is 81 years old but full
of vim and grit.
Word was received here Monday
morning that Grandma Flesher died
al the home of her grandson, H. II.
Flesher, III Butler Sunday night She
was about s. years old. She was
born in Highland county, Virginia
and moved to Illinois during the war
! From there to johnson county. No,
and in 1869 to Virginia
y. NJ NESTLERoDE
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18
SAM LEVY & co,

Our good friends, Judge D. W.
Cloud and J. w Brown, of north
east Bates, were i'll the city Friday
and complimented us with a pleas
ant call.
G. B. Hickman has returned from
his trip to st. Louis, where he
went to attend the annual meeting
of the state undeltakers. He refus-
ed the presidency OF the association
which he held for two years and
was elected delegate to the nation
al meeting at Detroit Michigan i'll
October.
Uncle Billy Walls dropped in to
tell US to start the TINES to his
daughter Mrs. Emma Belt at
Usage City, Kan, again at once. 1t
was stopped the first of May and
Uncle Billy told us confdentialiy
that be had received very threaten
ing letter. SO he concluded to keep
peace ill the family.
The city of Clinton seems to be
in bad row of stumps. A short
time ago lady was given judgment
against the town for $4,000 for be-
ing injured on opeof the bad stleets
aud last week the supreme court de-
cided that the town aud not the
county must pay $4,000 for the
macadam put around the public
square.
Herbert Calvin. son of ". 4. CD.
vin, met with painful accident at the
Brashear saw mill west of town
Tuesday. He was moving logs with q
yoke of cattle and caught the sec ond
finger of the left hand in the grab
hook and before the cattle could be
stopped the finger was SO badly
lacerated and broken it had to De
amputed near the hand
VIM. E. Walton has a good opin
ion Of Oklahoma He returned
from that country last week and
while there took OCCASION to closely
inspect the land ami crops. He re
ports both good and especially the
wheat, which had headed out and
would be ready to cut, be thought,
In couple of weeks. He said the
crop looked fine and the prospects
for heavy corn was good. Money
was scarce and loaned readily al
good interest.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18
"SELZ" CONGRESS-

plow shoe at 81 so and those at
81 25 our competitors would have
you to believe to be lust as good"
We have exactly the same shoes at
81 25 as theirs but the ''Selz" at
81 so is much the better bargain.
Come in and let us show you both
kinds and you can judge for your
self.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18
$4,000 In Premiums.

Offered by Liggett & Myers To-
bacco Co. of st. Louis, Mo. The one
guessing nearest the number of peo-
pie who will attend at Worlds Fair
gets $4,000 the second $1,000, etc.
Ten Star tobacco tags entitle you to
a guess. Ask your dealer for partic-
ulars or send for circular. 20 l3t.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18
Worlds Columbian ExpoSItlon

Will be Of value to the world by il.
Illustrating the improvements in the
mechanical arts and eminent physi-
clans will tell you that the pro-
gress III medical agents has been of
equal Importance, and as a strength
ening laxative that Syrup of Figs is
in advance of all others.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18

DR.. Hullett, of Rich Hill, is in at
tendance at the bedside of DR.. Chas
tain this week, who is very i'll at his
home On west Hume street
Telephone.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18

second door south OF Bates County Ma
tional Bank.
The big circus will be in Butler
Wednesday.
Franz Bernhardt and wife spent
Sunday in Pleasanton, Kansas,
visiting friends.
Miss Tillie Stevens, who has been
teaching in the public schools of this
city the past year returned to her
home in Butler Monday.-Holden
Enterprise.
We are in receipt of the handsom-
ly printed invitations and programme
of the 59rd annual commencement of
the State University at Columbia %
10Th and Both of May and June 1st.
The new time card of the L. & S.
I railroad appears in this issue. Some
| changes have been made in the ar
rival and departure of trains, and
persons desiring to travel will max 9
a note of the fact.
Uncle John Daniels, living south
OF town gave US pleasant and sub
stantional call Saturday. Uncle John
has been reader of the TIMES for a
good many years and is one of our
most punctual subscribers.
It is said a PLOT has been arranged
by anarchists to blow up the water
works at Chicago and then set fire
to the Worlds Fair buildings. The
police think the plot was arranged
to avenge the death of the Chicago
anarchists.
| DR.. j. E. Dunbar left the last O.
the week for Nevada where he cal
be found at Hotel Harding. DR.
Dunbars reputation as an eye ant
ear specialist preceded him here ant
he had ample opportunity of testing
his skill. He will return to Butler a
some future time.
Rev. w. F. Baker, of Austin, Cas-
county, spent two or three days i
the city last week visiting and shab
: ing hands with his many friends
7 As preacher and christian gentle
) man Rev. Baker is very popular il
4 this county where he preached an'
: our people are always glad to Sc
him.
Our venerable old friend A. 4
, Conard and his excellent wife, c
: Adrian, were in the city Friday
They rented out their farm i
r Mound township and purchase
i a house and lot in Adria
where they are taking life eas,
There are few better people in thi
world than this old gentleman an
lady and the TINES hopes to Sc
them live many years yet to enj
the fruits of their honest efforts.
c. S. McDaniels is in hard lucl
Friday he was discharged from tt
penitentiary having served tw
years for grand larceny committe
near St. Joseph, only to be arreste
and sent back on charge Of hors
stealing. Mcdaniel is the youn
Z man who stole horse from E. Ca
yer, living northeast of this cit
81 some two and half or three yea,
ago and sold it to Jas. Smith. liver
q man, of this city. The next day a
NJ ter the theft Mr. Carver came
town in search of his animal, and
have reward cards printed, al
about noon found his property
!, the possession of Mr.. Smith. In Il
: mean time Mcdaniel had secure
!; the money on the check given hi
: by Mr.. Smith and made good b
= escape. He is now in jail and W
:: be given a trial. He desires it ut Il
:. June term of court
:,
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18

Have you farm for sale cheap.
Ii so see A. S. Nillhorn the leading
land agent of Bates Co. Office west
side of the square over letters jewel.
ry store, Butler No.
lo bm A. S. MrLLEoRs.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18
Closing Exercises.

| SfOsIuS LAeTClScS.
The public schools closed yester-
day and Friday the patrons and pub
lie in general are invited to call at
the west building and view the work
of the children for the past year.
The teachers and pupils have put in
q great deal of extra time and hard
work on this exhibit and the display
is much prettier than last year.
Don't fail to attend
DR.. Hullett, of Rich Hill, is in at
tendance at the bedside of DR.. Chas-
tain this week, who is very i'll at his
home on west Hume street.-Border
Telephone.
Spring medicine and Hoods Sar-
saparilla are synonymous terms, so
popular is this great medicine at
this season.
L. B. Weadon a section hand,
while engaged in pulling spikes on
the D. & S. railroad in Rich Hill,
one day last week, Was struck by a
freight engine and was badly hurt
A filtering apparatus has been put
in at the Rich Hill water works.
The Review says the filter is 20 feet
in diameter and resembles a nam
moth boiler in appearance
At meeting of the Missouri Tn.
dertakers at st. Louis last week, ex
president of the association, G.. B.
Hickman, was chosen one of the del
egates to represent the state associa
tion at the international convention
to be held in Detroit, Michigan, il
October.
| The funeral of Grandma Flesher
who died at the residence of bel
grandson, H. H. Flesher, Sunday
night at the advanced age of 81
years took place from the family
residence at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning. She had been sick but .
few days and her death was du,
principally to old age.
DR. G. L. Lapgsford, son of N. B
Langsford, who recently graduated
in medicine, took his departure fo'
Waco and other points in Texas t.
look up location for the practice o
his profession. DR.. Langsford be
longs to one of the first families o
Bates, is a perfect gentleman il
every respect, bright young msn
hard student and the TINES predic
will rise to the top round in his hol
orable profession. We take pleas
ure in recommending him to the goo
| people of Texas as a young ma
worthy of their confidence and frient
ship. Success to you. doctor.
The last session of the baby clu
was presided over by William Hen1
Allen on Tuesday afternoon. Tt
following members responded to ro
call: Leah Weiner, Clasis Meye
' Ilene Arnold, Sallie Hayes, Beatrit
Pierce, Lourena Allen. Kit Clard
, Bill Allen, and Silas Levy jr.C A
! ter the regular business had been di
posed of. which consisted of literal
and lung exercises, an executive Sc
sion was held, after which the mo
f important event Of the occasio
:. Mrs. Allen s supper. WAS given dr
q consideration. Every member We
/ presented tiny basket. decorate
n with ribbons and filed with fruit
:. candies, etc, The club adiourne
$ without fixing date for its ne
a meeting. The mammas were pre-
e ent as usual to open gates and NAL
v themselves useful to he tots.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18
H. l.. TUCKER,
Prescription Druggist.
A full Line of Everything Kept in a First-class
Drug Store. Your Patronage Solicited

D1tUaU e. PerciUGI Of this
city are saUins the farm
ers Of Bates county thou
sunds Of dollars by eiUine
them the benefit Of their
L0Wer rates of interest on
farm loans.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18
Prof. Hicks Says

We may now expect a few days
fair weather. You'll be blowing and
possibly may need plow shoes-if SO
we would like to show the difference
between our
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18

For SALE-750 tons of ice in large
or small quantities to suit the pur-
chaser.
4-13-4t A. L. Fox & Co.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18
w. O. JACKSON
-ATTORNEY-AT LAW

Will practice in all the courts. Prompt
attention to business. Office upstairs
second door south OF Bates County Ma
tional Bank.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18

r. S. Catron insures growing
cops against hail, also writes fire and
tornado insurance. 4l3 If
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18

Carpets and Window Shades.
OF every kind, color and quality at
d. W. Drummond's. Lowest prices
in the city guaranteed. 4.27.1m
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18
FRED DORN'SI

Barber Snop-I am again prepared to do
Haircufting. shampooing and shaving.
Gentlemanly treatment and sober bar.
bers. Ladies and childrens haircu.,iny
speciality.
NORTH MAIN STREET.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-05-18
INTEREST REDUCED.

The Missouri State Bank has a
large amount of money to be loaned
on Real Estate and is making loans
at very low rates and allowing Dor.
rowers to pay all or part at any time
and stop interest.
Parties wanting to borrow are in
vited to call at Bank and get terms.
Buy your paints and painters sup
plies OF D. W. Drummond, where
you can get reliable goods and COM
petent instructions upon how to
use them. 4-27-1m
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

W oierze skoro sic tego Okla
ze potrzeba, Hugon zabra{
sic do obejrzenja bron: i zba
dai broh i naboje, a "a jego
przyk}adem poszed} Konza,
Przygotowawszy sic jak male
zalo ma niebezpleczna wy
cleczke, wyszli Z fanny l
zaczell sic naradzac, W ktora
toby strone sic udac. Przez
ca}y przeciag narady, Pod1zas
ktorej Hugon mimowolnle
przypomnia} sobie owa chwi-
le, kiedy to ma temze m'ejscu
zegna} sic = pc raz ostatni!
re iona, jasnow}osym
synkiem i sedziwym ojcem,
Tartakan badaE sokolem
okiem kazda piedz zlemI,
kazdy krzaczek, ably choG
najdrobniejszy znalezc Slad,
ktoryby i'm wskaza}, kedy
Paunisowie poszli dalej, Atoli
choc jak tYlko m6gf najdo
k}adnieJ przygladai sic Gale
mu otoczeniu, choG wYte5y}
wzrok jaknaimocniej ma zie-
mi ME by}o najdrobnleszego
sladu stop ludzkich.
lClag daisy nastapi.)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
PkACIC IA kATOLIkA!
TO OWO.

Papa Hagen6ech. W Hambur-
gu zmart w tych dniach zafozyclel
g}osnei ca}ym swiec,e firmly
handlu dzlkiemi zwlerzetami,
Karol Hagenbeck, zaliczony pc
wszechnie do patrycyuszow tego
uiegdys hapzeatyckiego mlasta.
Cieszyl on sic tam nadzwyczajna
popularnoscla i wszedzie gdzle sc
pokaza4, zwanym byi powszechn1e:
,,papa Hagenbeck." Mkt navel
s}uzba i posfahcy publiczni, ME
tytukowali go inaczei. Ciekawem
Jest, IL mllionowy dis handel
swoj, iak sam nieraz o%powiada},
rozpoczaf z iednym Jedynem psem
morskim. z tego skromnego po-
czatku powstafa firma, importujaca
dis dixie zwierzeta do Europy
re wszystkich czescl swiata | sku-
plajaca ten handel W sWych.rekach
prawie wylaccnle. Ma dowod, IL
handel 6w ME lest bagatcla, wys-
tarczy nadmieniG, II Hagenbeck W
roku ubieg}ym pusci} W SWAT 200
sioni5w, 15e panther, 60 lw6w,
so strusiow, 800 zyraf, 1900
naJrozmaltSzych gadow 10000
egzostycznego ptactwa. WszystSie
menazerye i ogrody zoologiczne
muslafy sic Il Hagenbecka zaopa-
trywaG W swoie okazy. FTma pc
sedzlwyn za1ozycielu przechodzl
ma rzecz jego syna, takze karola
(49 lntniego) j cork Krystyny.
Ma pogrzeb .,papy Hagenbecka'
wylegf cafy Hamburg.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA!
Wiezienia Rosyi.

Wiezien1a W Rosy So og6Iowl
TAX mafo znane, TX cieKawa moze
bedzle rzecza pcdao kllka szczeg6.
low zaczerpnletych z urzedowego
sprawozdania gi6wnago zarzadu
wlezseh "a rok 1891. Vice prze-
dewszystkiem notujemy, re W
caiem panstwie rosyjskiem istnieje
SIS wiezien, z kt6rych ogdlnego
systemu 700, w.ezlen l areszt6w W
kr6lestwie PoEskiem 1875, wlezlen
poprawczych 80, Z eiezkieml robo-
TAM II etapowych 6 Dnia IL
stycznia roku 1892 W wlezleniach
znajdowafo sic 1853 mezczyzu,
S,26G kobiet razem arm!a Wyno-
szaca 81 1856 ludzi. Przeciet rwo
dzlenna cyfra wlezionycb wy:.osi-
Ia 6G,653 me6czyzn i 1884 koi iets
razem 14,14I. Gf6wny zastep
stanovla skazanl ia z~amkniecle W
wlezieniu (34,407 os6b picl obnlgai.
nastepn1e pozcStajacY pod $40 .m l
sIedztwem (2O,l94 p}cl obolg !, W
~oddzla4ach a~reszJancklch 1851
mezczyzn, etapowych +,7l5 p}ci
.obojga, skszanych do robot clez-
klch 1898 obu ptti, wys}anYeh na
syberye 2,65l, wleznidw kategoryl
innych 1871, dobrowolnie towarzy-
sszacych wysy!anym dzleci 3,O5s
osob plci obcjga. Ma wszystkich
wydatkowano W +. 1891 5,5s7,036
rs, tel cytrze ma personal sfuz-
bowy / wydatki kancelaryjne rs.
i,6l2,573, ma utrzymanie wlezniow
i lnstytucyl ~wiezlennych 3,949 TAI
RS. Ale Ola tej cyfry wleznl6w ME
wgstarcza S75 wiezien i ola togo
W roku spraweGdawczYm W wielu
msejscowosciacE budowano move
wiezlen1a. mi2dzy inneml W
tomzy $4,000 rs.), W Bedzinie
| (s55 rs it'd, Co do %warunk6w
zycia wiezlennego, Zanotowac
przedewszystkiem nalezy, II Z
og6lnei cyfry przeby waiacych W
w~lezlenlach 727,9I2 osGb wv tel
l,czble 3s,962 dzieci), leczy1o sic
W szpltaIach 92,9G6 os6b, czyll
oko}o 10 proc, ale procent ten
waha sic hardzo wzglednie dc
r6znych miejscowoscl. Wieznlowle
najwlecej chorowali ma tyfus
szkorbut. rostalo pomiesxanla
zmvsiow W r. 1891 OCT mezczyzr
i 254 kobiet, razem 1921 osob
Ucieczek dokonano 294. ale l3Ge
wieznl6w uJeto. Procent ucieczel
wynosi So.
PkACIC "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
Fortepaeny papierowe SO nal

Fortepseny papierowe SO nal
nowsza zdobycza ma polu zastoso-
wanna papieru do celow praktycz-
nych. Naturalnle, re TIL tylko
sauna skrzynia jest zbudowana z
masy papierowej; ale wtasnle Ia
skrzynla odgrywa gt6wna role pod
wzgledem pleknosci SHY tonu W
instrEmencie strunoWym. Ot6z
pewne pismo specyalne TAX
oplsuje forteplan papierowy: Gaia
skrzynia zrobiona 2 mocno zbltej
masy p~apierowej. kt6rej twarda
powierzchn'a l b}yszczaca madame
pol,ture. Barwa jej jest blaiawo-
kre:nowa. Ton instrumental ma
bye przesliczny, ale ME bardzo
s,lny, krotkl, urywanY c~haraktcr
tonu forteplanowego nlknle tutaj
zupe}nie a wystepuje ton %p}ynny,
ciagfy do organowego podobny.
Jedn~ostaJnosc masy papierowe Ell
wydaje prawdopodobnie ten
rezuItat. Dotad zbudowano diva
tylko take forteplany W Paryzu,
jeden z INCH pozostaJe dotad ma
mieiscu, drugl kuplR ks. Devon
shire.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
GaAm0tuoS. WYraz ten, iak

Gdhm0tyus. Wyraz ten, Jak
w'adono, oznacza gmalwanlne,
br&k sensu, }adu, W ogole rzec~
nierozumia}a. Otto pochodzenle
jego: Opow'udaja, re W Paryzu, W
pewnel spraw,e sadowej O koguta
ukradzlonego u jakiegos Macieja,
adwokat movie, wypowladanei
pc }aclnIe, piata} b%ezustannle wyrazy
gallus Mathlae (kogut Macieja). i
GALL Matthias (Macle] koguta), z
lego powudu stall sic Iprzedmiotem
zartow i cd tego czasu wszelka
NOVA niejasna nazwana 2ostala
,,galimatyas". Wed}ug innego
t}omac4ema, W Paryzu zyt DIR.
Calls Matthew, kt6ry leczyf pa
eyent6w ~smiechem, system wlec
ten otrzymaf miano Cd nazwIsku
Jego wynalaZcY. W ]ezyku fran
cuzkim gallmatlec, a anglosas-
KIM gallimatley oznaczafo rotrawe,
slAadalacych sic z r6znych odpad-
kow odrzynk6w. w }aclnie
srednlowiecznej hallemathia, halle
mathia wyrazalo move niemoralna
i nlerrzyzwoita.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

Zycie g1ouy pc $naierci. Kon-
wulsyjne rugby gtowy .po smierci
zauwazyc MONA u wielu zwierzat.
Gtowa indyka porusza sic minute
do pottery pc jej ucleclu. Bardzo
czesto tu}6w powstaje, zrywa sig
bile skrzyd}ami l podnosi noge ku
szyJr. Sc,ete kaczki przez kllka
sekund ryJa szyja b}ocle. CESAR
kumnoduS robl{ suble onrutu4
zabawke Z struslalui: kazaf i'm "
bieyu sclnat gtowy i przypatrYwai
sic jak biegly okaleczone az do
kohca areny cyrkowej. Wiadomo
re z6}wie ca}emi dniaml zyG NIGGA
bez g}owy, we've pei~na a muchY
porusza]a sic Gas jakls. Jeden z
naturalist6w ucia} glove zuczkowi
(rodzaj owadow) wystawif ja pc
trzech dniach ma s%}once; gfowa
ozy}a , uszczypa}a 60 slIu1e W reke
kleszczykami.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
PoScia nalezY wletrzYc iaI

Po&cie naIezv wletrzyc lax
~najczescieJ ma s4oncu. Pewien Jekarz
lrpski, zajmujacy sic p1lnle bada-
MEM ~przyGody "a pomoca mlkro-
skopu odkryf w niewletrzonej Ia
tech1eJ posciell 10 rodzai grzybk6w
mikroskopljnych, ktore nieiednemu
czfowiekowi wywoia1v chorobe.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

Kucharka
l
SKA
zawierajeca ~
kilka set

przepaSoW kuch0TSEach.
Ola m1odych mezatek, kucharek
gospodyn ma TAME smaczne przy-
rzadzanie rozmaltych potraw, a
szczegdlnle zup, sos6ws jarzyn,
potraw mlesnych i postnych z
uwzglednieniem potraw poIskich,
mianvwlcle barszczu, b1gosu, IRA
gov, fakow, i pleczywa amerykan-
skiego jaxo to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, pies, it'd.
CENA 60 9.
Mona te hsiqShc dostaG 60 hsie.
gayni II. DERD OWSKLEGO W
Wlpona, MINI. SO <. End str. ~