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The evening world., 1893-12-14
HENRY n. YARD ACQUITTED.
All the Keystone Bank Wreckers
but Marsh Have Now Been Tried.
(By Associated PreAs.l

By Associated Press)
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. A.-After a
trial which lasted eight days. the jury
to-day returned a verdict OF not guilty
in the case Of Henry IL. Yard. who was
charged with being in collision with the
officers OF the defunct keystone National
Bank. In wrecking that institution. All
the prosecutions growing out OF the
wrecking. OF the Keystone and Spring
Garden banks, have now been com
ing indictment Is against President
Marsh. Of the Keystone Bank. who Is q
fugitive from Justice.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
Thrown from His Truck.

John Mccormack, thIr,y-hve years old, OF 21j
First avenue, Was thrown from his truck this
morning at Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue.
He was seriously Injured. and MAS sent to Belle
we ~IlOgpltAl.
The evening world., 1893-12-14
No Need

worrying about what is suitable for
a holiday gift a visit to our ex-
tensive emporium will enlighten
you. There you will find an end
less variety of Holiday Novelties
of exquisite design and at prices
extremely low.
The evening world., 1893-12-14

Thomas Williams In the delegate Of Brick
layers Union No. 81 to the Convention of the
Masons and Iiricklayers' International Union.
Tomorrow the EleatrotyperE' Union will hold 4
special meeting to receive tho report OF its Com
mittee on nv-LawH Nominations for officers will
also be made.
The evening world., 1893-12-14

The Earl OF Essex was born in 1857.
He was first married to the daughter OF
w. H. Hartford, esq. He has been a
widower since 1885. Tit Earl was for
merly a lieutenant In the Grenadier
Guards. M is the patron OF three liv-
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DR.. Peter Fahrney,

liz S. Hoyne ave., Chicago, o kt6rego
GUIDO wnem lekarstwie ~ozyszczscem krew,
DR.. Piotra Gomozo wspomnielismy
wkr6tce " ~przesziym tygodniu, ayczy,
abysmy oswiadczyli, ae Gomozo Die Jest
m~edycyna patentowA sni il teA ME
sPrzedawaja aptekarze; lecz metczyzni
niewiasty, kt6rzy zostali wyleczeni
uzywajac to lek.rstwo, spowodowani
Przez wdziecznos6 ola doktora i przez
tyczenie, ably 1 innym pom6dz, dziaiaja
jsko jego agenci, przez 90 mu pomaga.
j. dostsrcz.c tego lekarstwa cierpiscym
ma take dolegliwosci jak Zatwardzenie,
Bol glowy, Neuralgia Trudnose Ira.
wienia. Reumatyzm, Skrofuiy i inne do
legliwosci spowodowane przez nieczy.
stosc krwi, jake i wszystkie dolegliwossi
kobiece, "a pomoca tego kosztownegc
lekarstwa pc najmoaliwszej nsjuiaszej
Genie. Pc dalsze szczeg6iy udajcie sic
DR.. Peter Fahrney, 1l2 S. H,yne ave,
Chicago.
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Starry lekarz doktor, przestaws,x
Praktykowac, a psjac d~oreczony pre-.
Misyonarzy Wschodnich IndIi, tormu-
larz prostego leczenis warzywau mi, W
krotkim czasie zupetnie leczy suchoty,
zaPalenis krtaui, katary, dychawice i
inne gardlowe i plucne cboroby. oraz
zuPelne predkie wylecIenie ne-wo-
wych siabosci ! nerwowych chor6b, DO
,wyprobowaniu tych leczniczych srod
kow " tysiacznych wypadEach wzisl
sobie n obowiszek oglosi6 to swym
cierpiacym ziomkom. Bedsc p~rzeiety
checis ulzenia cierpiaoej ~ludzkosci, ia
przeszle "a darmo kazdsmu kto zada
receipt " Nieuiecxim, F~rancuzkim lub
Angielskim jezyku Z wskaz6wkami jak
uzywac.
Adresowac z dolaczeniem marki
lmienia gazety. ". Il. Noyes,
$40 Powers Black. Rochester, N. Y
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Stub.

MOUNT PLEASANT, Pa. 20 Kwietnia '93
w sobote rano dnia % b. m. zostal
pobiogoslawiory zwiszek maitehski OBJ.
M. Szpary, cd dawnycb lat zwiazkowcs
z parma Jozefa Kruszks, siostra zony
OBJ. .. Ludwikowskiego, bylego sekre-
TARA grupy SO.
Cd samego rama miodzie4 byla bar
do oAywiona, a godz. 10 rsno PREY
dzwieksch dobrej muzyki salwacb wy
strzsi6w udano sic do koscioia.
Wiel. ks. Pikulski pc o~dprawieniu
n~abozehstwa, poasczyl ~nowoaehc6w, q
kochany nasz organista OBJ. w. Pen.
dracki, gra ma organsch zachwycsl O.
beouyoh.
DIVA dni ! moo trwais ochocza zabawa
prey goscinnem przyjeciu, " niedziele
" czaSie n~abotehstwa, poniewsa ME.
szkamy kilka mil cd koSciois, spedzono
czAs ma spiswaniu piesni n~sboznyoh pa.
tryotycznych. =
Pred rozjechaniem gosci zrobiono
wniosek, sSeby dzieh tax radosny ola
wszyStkich upsmietuic; zastono ma skarb
NsrOdowy Pol. 1882, pienisdze To pa
tron Skarbu Mar, Jskob Hsrtwich, O.
desle ma eel przeznaczony. LiSta Ola
rodswc6w bedzie ogloszons przez Ia
Rad sksrbu. Nowotehcom, szczesc
Bo1el
n szacunkiem
Jdb6b Hdrtsoich.
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Ma trwaia ! wieczna pamiatke slawy ma.
rodowejl
WizerunkiWOdz6w POIskich.
zeszytowe.

Obejmuje portrety wszystkich wo.
dow Polskich, cd najdawniejszyoh pa
SOW AZ do 1858 roku. Portrety wyko.
nywsny ma pieknym, grubym papisrze
- mogs stanowlc wielki album, lub
bye oprawione W RAINY ma scianie. Pod
kazdym portretem zSmieszcza sic do
kiadna i tresciwa notatka historyczna o
kaadym wodzu. Gale wydawnictwo
podzielone jest M serge, Pierwsza Sc
rya obejuuje IL zeszyt6w, q ka4dy re-
szyt 8 Portretow. Z~eszyty, poczynsjac
cd Kwietnia b. r. wychodzi6 beds co
miesiac. Pc ukohozeniu pierwszej Sc
ryi natychmisst bedzie wychodzi6 dru.
Ga serya i tax dalej, AZ do zupelnego
uk~ohczenia. Ma pierwsza serge ogia
sza sic prenumerate, kt6ra wynosi wraz
z przesyika: ma IL zeszyt6w 3 dolary,
ma 8 zeszytow 2 dolary, ma 3 zsszyty 1
dollar. Wszyscy prenumeratorowie
czssopisms Illustrowanego ,,Goniec 1
Iskra" wychodzaoego try ray miesie-
cznie cd lat esnas we Lwowie. po-
siadajacego tresc ob6ta i wielce uroz.
msicona, o~trzymuja nWizerunki wo-
dow Polskich" "a polowe ceny prenu.
~meracyjnel wyzej ozra,zonej. Preuu.
merata ,.Gohca i Iskry" z przesylka
wynosi rocznie 4 dolary, p0lrocznie 2
dolSry, kwartalnie / dollar, Ia piekne
dokiadne i z najwieksza starannosciz
wykonanie portretow - Redakcys DO
recza ! przyjmuje ma siebie odpowie.
dzialnosc, a zs wzgledu ma niezwykiy
charskter, d~oniosfosc wydawnictwa i
znaczne kcszta, spodziewa sic szerokie.
go poPsrcia calego ogolu polskieeo.
Wizerunki Wodzow Polskioh beja
ozdoba katdego domu polskiego i
trwaiaa tywa pamiatka nsszych ryoer-
skich dziej6w, poswiecsh, chwai marc.
dowej i zasiug oywiliIaoyjnych. Pre-
numerowac molina " kstdej chwili, n
prasEa sic jednsk o wczesne n~adseianis
prominently. Zeszytow ma okaz ME
Poseia she nikomu. PrenumerAte tax
ma ssmo wydawnictwo .,Wizerunkou
Wodzow Polskich" jAk / Z prenumerata
,.Gohca Iskry", podlug wytej ozns.
ozonyoh cen, nadesla6 nalety najdogo
dniej dolsrami ~papierowymi " iistsoh
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Tub przekazami
p~ocztowymi pod adresem:
zdministraeya Gohca { Lskry
LWow, Gsmberg)
Utica Kraszewskiego !. %.
Europa - Austrya - Galicys.
UWAGAl Dotycbczasowi prenume.
nGohca / ISkry" prspnscy
odbiera6 nWizerunki WodEow Poi
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OgfOszenie.

KtLI chcesz poda6 jake ogEoszenie " Ia
kiembadz miejscu l czasie, piss do Geo.
Z. Rowel q Co, No. 10 Spruce St., New
York.
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POIak
W-."I~"
JdbB HdrtUich.

zmuszony emigrowsc Z Warszswy, q
powodow Polityoznych, Wlsdsjacy jezy-
klein, polskim, ruskim ! nieoo fraucu-
skin = bicycle znsiscy prsws ! hypo.
text Pahstw EurcPeiskiCh = obenie bez
funduszu Prosi swoich Rodskow o wy
~jednsnie mu miejsca pomocniks Nota.
ryusza, lub dozorcy, q wreszcie robotni.
ks " jskiej fsbryco lub Esklsdzie.
Adres do: Redakcyi pzgody" 574
Noble nj.
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KAtDI, kto potrsebuje informacyi W ixie-
dxinie ogfoszeh, najlepiej sobfe postapi,
gdy kupi e~gxemplarz Book for ADVERTISER,
.awierslscs 1888 s~tronnic. Cena jednego do
lara ,Wysyfa sic pocEta IA odebraniem male
s!ytotci- zawiera spis Eebrany akuratnis .
American Newspaper Directory wszystkich
najlepszych pism, podaje nczbe ich sbonen-
TOW 1 Wsselkie dane tycEace sic ceny roznych
ogfoszen bixnesowych. Address Rowelps Adj
Verdsing Bureau, 1oSpruce St, New York.
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Polska szkoIa

EseuIaPian College Of HIdviSsry.
Zafozona " roku ises

EseuIaPian College Of Hidvifsry.
zaiozona " roku 1888.
Ze szkoly tel wyslo jua kilkadziesist
zdolnych akuszerek, ktore obeonle ole.
sza sic dobrem p~owodzsnism.
szkosa nsszs potwierdzons przsz "a
rad lekarski State Board of Health,
ZgiasEsc sic listownie do:
Dr.. M. rsecr.tsryl
Hawthorne,
r. o. HYMAN,
COOK Co. IN.
Wldzlec sic MONA osobiscie " ofsie ga
LOOMS St. r6g Blue Island ave. 4 1s-tei uiiov
poniedEZ gods 6-ma q 10 rano Iub v,eozo
rem " Niedziele " rezydencyi Havtorpe.
biloxi cd Depot " apiece, dokad tame,
oEny agent wsksze droge TyIko 60 mInut
drogi . Union Depot ns BurlfngtJn koIei.
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UWAGAl Dotyohczasowi prsnume.
%ratorowie nGohca ! ISkry" prsgnscy
odbierac nWizerunki WodEow Pol
skich" obowiszani So uiscic odpowie.
dnis dopiate.
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w. T. Severa BaIsam

ma ohorobe piuc jest najlepszsm, mai
Pewniejszem Observation-Disclosures le-
ksrstwem na wszystkie choroby pardla
J Psuo, ma kaSzel roAnego rodEsj1, dy-
chawice zapalenie gardla, febre pluc,
modry ksszsl, krup, plucie krwis, WV.
silsisce q kr6tkis od~dychanie, ma So.
choty dokuczliwy kaszel. Cena so o.
! 70 o. Przyrzsdzil W. r. Seuera "
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. lego DaIsamu
dostsc mo4na we wszystkich polskich i
czeskich aptekaoh. Skutki teRo bal.
samu:
Oh. w. T. Severa, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. Pahski Rsls&m okaxal sic prsv.
dziwym Srodkiem do uratowanis Avcia
moich pieciorga dzieci. Dwoje umsrlo
nam, chocisa misfy ~nsjlepszych lekarzy,
Z~sniechaiam rady tych lekAfzy a Severa
Balssmem uratowaiam mole piecioro
dzieci PREY ayciu.
Helena R~oniczkosoa,
Vining, Iowa.
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.ossaje " nader przykren p~o,oaeniu
utrzymania rodziny, udsje sic zatem Z
Prosbs do Braci zwisskowych o .asilek
l Pomoo. Wrazie iaskawej o6ary pro-
sze s~dresowa6:
N. Rdntos0icz,
Hammond, Ills.
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POsxukiWanie.

Miohsf Nickel (albo NykeD mieszka.
jacy dawniej Olorsovilie, Pa. poszu.
kuje swej aony Katsrzynv, kt6rs ode
szfa odemnie 2 Jozefsm zoina, dnia lgc
Wrzesnia 1891 r., zabierajac re sob,
dwie corki " wieku lat 8 i2 Jednc
dziecko pozostalo przymnie. Ona 81
ma lub kto wiedzscy o niej, raozy &c
wzgiedu wa1nego Interest," mhie powia'
donnie adresujac:
Michai Nickel,
Bremond, Tex.
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Razem $50

Razem $3.50
z przeniesienia 4347,6z
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NiAej pOdPiSsny cd dziewieCiu ME
siecy dotkniety ehorobs jestem " ME
mosnosci PodJecis jskiejkolwiek prscy,
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Ma pomnik Ko6ciuszki
zlotyli skladh nastepujacy
o6arodavcv:

zlotyli skladh nastepujacy
ofarodsvcy:
37to w. M. Holt & Co., Wholesale
Grocery, Michigan j River str.
zlozyia ma rece p. J.Kowalskie-
go W Chicago 1000
z Buffalo, N. Y otrxymsl sekretarz
fin. nastepuiace pismo: bal Tow. brat
niej pomocy ,Gwardyi Kosciuszki", W
Black Rock, N odbyl sic dnia 1890
kWietnia 1898, z ktorego polowa docho-
du przeznaczona zostals ma pomnik Ko.
sciuszki W Chicago, Ill. Zatem tow.
,Gwardya Kosciuszki" W Black Rock
przysyia check ma S2s 90 ma ten eel i
prosimy ten maly dar przyjac. Pocho-
dzi on re szczerego serca Ola naszego
patrona Tadeusza Kosciuszki. = w j.
MENU towarzystwa: nJan Patrzykow-
sk;, major; Felix's Kaczmarek prezy-
dent; w. Szczepanik sekretarz finanso-
Wy.
IL Gwardys Kofciuszki, Buffalo 25, 90
~ Komitet Polakow W w. Po-
sen, Nebr. skiadajacy sic PIP.
Edwarda L~orkowskiego, Wsw.
Skibowskiego Aleksandra b.
rzyoha. 1000
37lS Woj. Groblewski, Plymouth LOO
Dnia 80 Kwietnia 1893 T. ma
chrzcinach u Kazimierza Sa-
kowskiego pod mr.. $50 Attica
Str. W Chicago Jakob Core.
lanczyk zrobil propozycya, ably
zrobit skladke ma pomnik Ko-
sciuszki. Ma ten eel nastepu-
jace osoby oiarowaly:
37I4 Sakowski Kaz. so
IS Gorzelanczyk Jakob so
10 Sarnowski Franciszek so
II Sarnowska Franciszka 2s
Is Dabrowska Pelagia IS
10 Wysocka Stanislawa 100
37ao Sakowska Maryanna IS
I'll Przywarski Kazimierz so
~ Welzandt Ludwik LOG
a3 Slowihska Jozefa IS
"a Slowihski Jozef as
as Kleczewski Jan so
&c K~leczewska Emilia as
AZ Sakowski Wladyslaw so
as Klara Coffiy IS
40 Waclawa P~olubinska 10
$3.50 Wleklihska Katarzyna 40
81 Kleczewska Wiktorya so
81 Wleklinska Wiktorya IS
SO Dabrowski Wladyslaw SO
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Ma sPRZEDAE
Diva nowo wybudowane Domy wraz z
Lotami.
Tskte nowO wybudowsny
81

Budynek 2 pietrowy, " osadzie Sobie-
Skj Park, West Hammond, PREY koscie-
lie sw. Andrzeja.
Dobra sposobnos6 Ola grocernika lub
rzezuika, gdyE takieCo skladu tam ME
ma, . Polscy zamieszkali, do innej ma
rodowoSci 20 towAry oodzisnnie dsleko
iSe - zmusSsni. Sprsedam tanio pod
PrzystePnemi wsrunksmi; lub tel WV.
dzier4a vie takOwy.
Zgsosi6 sic do;
ST. PLLSzKA,
o614 Emerald Ave.
Chicago, Engelwood p. o.
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Raxem S44O3.l3

o dalsze choc najdrobniejsze o6Ary
uprasza W imieniu komitetu
Leon S*OPissshi seAs. fin.
$50 Noble Street, Chicago, HI.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-26
The Greatest Gold Finds.

Australia has yielded much larg,
masses of gold than any other coul
try. A commissioner of the Denvo
Mining exposition of 1882 states tn:
the largest piece of gold ever obtains
was Dyer s. Haltman's nugget, whil
was taken from a depth of $50 feet I
Hill End, New South Wales, on NJ
10, 1872. 1t weighed GAO pounds, W
AZ feet in height and was valued
$14S,0 900. Welcome Stranger pcGs-
was found on Mount Mollegel, FeIi
airy o, 1858, weighed 100 pounds
was worth $45, 1000. Welcome nugg.
found at Bakery Hill June o, Is
weighed 1915 pounds and was wor.
$44, 1856; and Oates &c Delson nugge
taken from Donnelly gold field in 1875,
weighed 1s9 pounds and sold for $50
600. A considerable number of othe
nuggets exceeded in size the largest re
corded from California.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-26

THE southerner at home is prone to
neglect his headgear for the sake of
having his feet well shod, and he will
go about in public places wearing a
battered and soiled slouched hat, but
scrupulously neat as to his footgear.
The popularity, perhaps, arises from
family pride, q besetting southern sin,
coupled with the belief that aristocra-
cy is evinced by the shape and size of
the feet. 1t is worthy of note, howev-
er, that the southern SLOUGH hat is
often a costly article of the finest and
most durable felt. Such hat for win
ter and a costly and indestructib1e
Panama straw for summer are the
proper headgear for a southern coun-
try gentleman.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-26

WE all recognize that as between the
fellow who works by "fits and starts"
and the chap who plods along and keeps
at it steadily, the plodder gets there
every time. The spasmodic fellow may
create an occasional impression, but the
results of his fitful Iabors are dissipated
in the intervals. The occasional display
of fireworks only serves the purpose of
preventing his being forgotten alto
gether; while the man who works, and
keeps working, constantly improves his
position and prospects. So it is with
advertising. 1t is the repeated "ad''
and the sustained effort that tell. We
don't mean the lad" that is never
changed, but the one that is ever
changing and never omitted. The wise
advertiser keeps always before the peo-
pie to whom he desires to sell his wares.
When you want to quit doing business
stop advertising, or advertise only
''once in a WHILE"
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-26

SOME idea of the productive power of
this republic may be derived from
the statistical statement that, on
June 18th, the stocks of grain in the
Chicago elevators alone, amounted to
10, 602, 900 bushels of wheat, 2,033, 900
bushels of corn, 42O,O 900 bushels of oats,
131, 900 bushels of rye, and 5000 bushels
of barley-making a total of 90, 1914 900
bushels of all kinds of grain, against
9,60S 900 bushels held in the same eleva-
tors this time year ago. For the same
date the secretary of the Chicago board
of trade states that the visible supply of
grain in the United States and Canada
was &c, 375, 900 bushels of wheat, $685.
600 bushels of corn, 3,62S, 900 bushels of
oats, 400, 900 bushels of rye, and 437, 900
bushels of barley. These figures are
smaller than the corresponding ones a
week previously, by 1897, 900 bushels in
wheat and larger by 1000 in corn. The
visible supply of wheat for the CORE
spending week a year ago was less by
GA, 900 bushels. 1t is evident that the
United States is not losing its grip on
the ''staff of life.'
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-26

was not acting in obedience to the po-
litical instigattons coming from the ex-
treme Radicals.
N. Henry Rochefort has lost no time
in asserting that it was a preconcerted
plot arranged by NJ. Constans. This &C
cusation is ridiculous, and yet it has been
shown that Norton passed the whole of
Thursday, while the debate on the affair
was going on in the Chamber. at the
house of a man named de Carti, who is
VIGOROUSLY an agent in the service of M.
Constants.
NJ. Millevoye and his friends now admit
that they were duped, but they declare
that they fell into trap prepared by
agents of the British government, which,
as they are known to be bitter enemies of
England, wished to discredit them by
making them ridiculous.
The Justice, M. Clemenceau's organ,
expresses the opinion that Norton is moth
ing moro than q very skilful thief who has
deceived all those who have had anything
to do with him.
The most noisy of the personages now
in public life have lost all prestige by rea-
son of it, and If it be proved that the
friends of NJ. Constans have played a role
in the affair with his approval he will lose
all that he gained by his famous speech at
Toulouse.
Another thing Is also certain, and that
is that the relations of France with Eng
land have not been ameliorated by this
scandalous affair.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-26

RECENTLY an artist and man who
had seen service on the frontier were
rambling together on the outskirts of
Providence, R. l., when they halted
on hearing wild chant from grove
close at hand. 'fBy George!" exclaimed
the ex-soldier, ''that's Indian music
I'd know it anywhere" Tho two men
went into the wood, expecting to find
company Of Indians appertsining to
circus or Wild West show, but found,
instead, dozen or fifteen Armenians,
residents of the city, who were having
picnic. CAN the same" said the
soldier, "that's Indian music they
were singing. I guess all barbarians
must sing about the same stuff"
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-26
THE CHOLERA OUTLOOK
Not Believed That it Can Be-
come Prevalent Here.

Wyman Thinks There
is Good Chance that the United States
Will Escape the Plague this Year.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Surgeon-Gen-
eral Wyman, of the Marine Hospital Serv
ice, referring to the outlook for cholera in
the United States during the present sum
mar, said:
''We have an even chance of escaping
the cholera altogether this year. Should
it arrive it will certainly not becomt
epidemic. Its non-appearance thus far
proves that no germs have lived over the
winter in this country, as it-was feared
might happen. However, it should not
be forgotten that the disease did not
reach the United States last year until
August. There is plenty of time for
trouble yet"
If cholera should get foot hold in this
country DR.. Wyman thinks that i1 would
be quickly stamped out. Thirty seven of
the States have Boards of Health. All
of them are on the alert and would take
active measures to prevent the disease from
spreading. At the same time the new law
will enable the general government to step
in and enforce the proper regulations if
the States do not. Isolation and disinfec-
ton would be the means resorted to for
the suppression of the complaint. If it
became epidemic trains and steamers
would not be allowed to leave the infected
locality. Supposing that the water sup
ply in any instance were deemed RESPONSE
BILE for the trouble it would be promptly
cut off and arrangements would be made
for getting water from some other source.
Should the cholera appear in the United
States, trial will be made of certain new
methods of treatment, the value of which
has not yet been positively determined.
One of these is the process Of intestinal
irrigation. This is the invention of an
American physician, who obtained much
success with it in Russian hospitals.
Good results are said to have been OBJ
tanned by incubation for the purpose of
rendering individuals proof against the
complaint. A French physician, DR.. Fer
ran, has thus treated thousands of people,
among them many nurses who served in
the hospitals.
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The Democrat.
WATERBURY, CONN.
O. q M. T. MALoNEY, PRoPRITToRs.
o1rror-2e7 South N, in Stree

THERE is q general idea thai the presi-
dents salary OF $4,000 year is all that
he receives. That is q mistake. In
addition to this the president receives
$50, 900 to pay the salaries of his clerks
and subordinates. His private secre-
tary has $3.50, his assistant secretary
$2,250, the stenographer gets $1,000,
each of five messengers $1,000, steward
81, 800, each Of the two doorkeepers ST.
200, while other employees are paid in
proportion, down to the man who takes
care of the fires, who receives 1854. In
addition, $1,000 is allowed for Incl
dentals, such as stationery and carpets
10, 500 for repairs and refurnishing, 3d.
500 for fuel, $4,000 for greenhouse, and
$40, 900 for the stable, gas and other Incl.
dentals. In all the president and his
house cost the country over $125, 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-26
QUEEN MARGHERITA.
No Longer Young, But a Handsome wom-
an Nevertheless.

No Longer Young. But a Handsome Wom-
an Nevertheless.
Here is the latest portrait of Queen
Margherita, of Italy, one which is a
little more faithful to its original as
she Is to-day than the other portraits
published within the past month of her
silver wedding. 1t may be as well to
acknowledge that the good queen is no
longer a young beauty; but she remains
a handsome woman, with an express
sion of intelligence and kindliness
which more than makes mp for the loss
of youthful bloom.
No sovereign in Europe is more be-
loved by her subjects. When she drives
along the Corso, her carriage drawn by
richly caparisoned horses and accom-
panied by picturesque outriders, the
geniality of her presence is communi-
Gated to the crowd; you will find a cor
dial expression on the face of every
one, from the flower girl to the lounger
before the Cafe Nazionale, as they join
in respectful salutation. It is mat
ter of regret that the popular affection
is not so universally extended to the
king. The majority is with him, and
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-26

AN amusing paragraph which has
been going the rounds of the press
states that the publishers of German
novel recently did neat thing in the
way of advertising. They caused to
be inserted in most of the newspapers
notice to the effect that a certain
nobleman of wealth and high position,
DESTROYS of finding a wife, wanted one
who resembled the heroine In the
novel named. Thereupon every mar
riageable woman who saw the notice
bought the book In order to sec what
che heroine was like, and the work had
an immense sale.