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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-13
Manifestacye rOb0tnicze
W LOndynie.

LoNDYN, 12go gruduia. =
Tysiace pozbawiouych zsjscia
robotuik6w zgromadziiy sic
dis na Tower Hill S}ncha}y
przem6wie6 Keira Hart.e, So
cyaIisty, czfonSa parlamentu,
Frank Smitba i innych. Po
zakoGczpniu NOW tfum poma
szerowa{ do Hyde Parku, MO
sac czerwone i czarne flagi. W
Hyde Parku znow wypowie :
dziano gwaltowne mowy i
zwr6cono sic z powrotem do
Tower Hill. w drodze ma
Oxford ul. policya zatrzyma}a
poch6d i odebra}a fIagi czarne
j czerwone. Nastepnie pole
como t}umowi rozejsG sic, a gdy
ME us1ucha} wezwania, policya
rozpedzi{a 60. Ruch kofoWy
na pobliskich ulicach by1przez
pewien czas zatamowany, a
sasiadujace sk}ady pozamyka-
no W obawie rabunku. Rano
tegoz dnia Keir Hardie wnios}
W Izbie gmin, azeby parliament
zajsi sic sprawa nedzy, panu-
iacei pomiedzy robotnikami,
ale wniosek ten odrzucono ITS
g3osami przeciw 80.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-13
LIMA p6lnocna tramwaj6w Ii

= LIMA p6lnocna tramwaj6w Ii
nowych ma bye przedluzona przez
Evanston ave. az do cmentarza Ora.
celand.
: w zbrojownl Ego pulku ma
Washington Boul. i Curtis ul. rozpo'
czyna sic dis wystawa psow. Pare
set zwierzat jest juz ma miejscu. W
tel liczbie znajduje sic niezmiernie
kudsaty, sliczny piuczer, nazwany...
Paderewskim. Take spos6b odds.
wanna czci artyscie!
= Kompania swiat}s elektryczne-
go Edisona zapiaci}a wczoraj miastu
$6.4S7 "a szkody, zrzadzone W skutek
przekopywania ulic.
= A. Klebisz, bucbalter frmy "A.
Booth Packing Coz. zosta} oddany
pod sad "a roztrwonienie sunny $500,
nalezaceJ do pracodawcow. Plenla.
DE to przegral W karty.
w Palacu rolnictwa znajduja
sic jeszcze tysiace butelek r6znych
trunkow. Ot6z obecnie wskutek mro-
zu butelki pekaja, sprawiajac vraze-
ME oiagsej kanonady. Szkoda ztad
wynikla dochodzi do $4,000.
Z ogloszouego obecnie raportu
superintendensa departamentu ulic
p. Nc Carthy widac, ze W ciagu jego
zarzadu u{ozono IA mil bruku.
= Chihczyk Joe Helm, LEGACY lat
30, zostal postrzelouy wczoraj mad
wieczorem, gdy wchodzi} do swej
pralni pm. 1874 ma w. Lake ul. o.
ni6si niebezpieczna rane = i ley W
szpitalu powiatowym. Podejrzanego
zrzadzenie rany Murzyna Eug,
Edwardsa aresztowano.
= Sedzia Porter skazal wczoraj
kilka os6b ma kary pieniezne "a spree
daz trunk6w W dzielnicy Hyde Park
- Kondaktor kolei konnej ma
State ul. Leslie Powell, wydalony z
zajecia powodu sp6znienia sic do
piracy, strzelia do siebie rewolweru
W wsasnym pokoju pm. 355 ma Wells
ul. Zrzadzona raua jest smiertefna'
W liscie napisanym pred zamachem
m6wi: ,,Nie chcac zebra6 sni spae pc
schodach, umieram. -"
- Zimno ma swiecie. :. Brr.
- W fabryce materacy sprezyno,
wych Willisa E. Crane pm. lO9 ma
ul. Fulton wynik1 nocy pozar. Ra'
tunek by} utrudniony powodu ma
rzniecia wody. Szkoda zrzadzona
przez ogieh wynosi $500. Sasieduis
fabryka ram zostala r6wniez uszko
dzona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-13

twierdzi, re wkr6tce nastapia
zareczyny arcyksiecia Fran
ciszka Ferdynanda, donnie.
manego nastepcy tronu au-
stryackiego, z Wksiezniczks
rosyjska Ksenis, najstarszs
c6rka cara. Wksiezniczka u
rodzi}a sic 6 kwietnia 1875.
lime gazety podaja W wielka
watpliwose te pdgloske.
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Process przeciw C0u ghlinOwi.

Wczoraj wywody prokuratoryi i
przesiuchanie jej swiadk6w siuzy}y
do tego, azsby wiecej przytoczy6 do
wod6w ma identyfkowanie zwiok dra
Cronina, jakotez kufra znalezionego,
W kt6rym znajdowa}y sic przedmioty
nalezace do zamordowanego.
Przedpo}udniem przes}uchano maj.
prod Jamesa P. Hollanda, Jamesa
F. Bolanda, Nicholasa Wallenburga
Maurrice'a Morrss, samych d}ago-
letuich przyjaci6} dra Cronina, kt6rzy
jego zwioki ideutyfkowali byli po-
mad wszelka watpliwosd; potem robo-
tnika WIlliama Michels, jeszcze jed
nego robotnik6w, kt6rzy zw&oki
znalezli Henryka Thiela, jednego
trzech ludzi, kt6rzy W duiu 5 maja
1883 znalezli W krzakach koio Evan
ston kufer zakrwawionymi pred
miotami nalezacymi do zmariego.
Pc po}udniu przesiuchano dw6ch in
nych towarzyszy Thiela, kt6rzy ten
kufer znalezli, Karola Knopa Her.
mama Pausee. Wszyscy trzej, po-
lujac bez powodzeuia W dniu 8 maja
1889 znalezli 6w kufer nazajutrz
wczesnie rano W krzaksch i spo.
strzeg}szy przerazeniem: ze zawie-
ra krwia przesiakniete rome pred
mioty, uwiadomrli TEN policya W
Lake View. Wczoraj pokazany i'm
kufer owe przedmioty poznali maj
dokiadniej.
Przesluchano take sedziwego .od
licyanta Johna Phillipsa, ktory po
ten kufer pojechai by{ ma miejsce.
Ziozyi on zeznanie fachowe, opisujac
najdok}aduiej wszelkie najdrobniej.
sze szczeg6ay. q CORY opisas, jak
wygl4das oderwany zameczek kufra,
osobno znaleziony, ktory potem roz-
winieto opskowania opieczetowane'
60. Opissa kosmyk wsos6w, ktory
znalaz} by} W papier zawinai, rysy
pekniecia ma kufrze-i wszystko to
okazyws} sedziom przysiegiym.
Jeszcze policyant James Spangler
opisywss wydobycie z~1ok inspe-
kcye bssenu razajutrz, golarz
Wish, kt6ry dra Croniua golit byf
rawie codziennie, oswiadczl}, il la
podstawie r6znych znak6w szczegol.
nych poznal zwlokach okazanych
mu d. % maja 1889 zamordo wanego
dra Cronina.
Zdawaioby sic przeto, ze tax co do
identyfkacyi zwaok dra Cronina, jak
co do kufra, znalezionego nazsjutrz
po morderstwie, nsjcczywistszs do
wody prokuratorya przedstawila. O.
brona jednakze tenn sic ME zadawal-
MIA. Wczoraj obrohca Wing da}
pozuac, IL bedzie zads} W saczenia
swiadectwa owych trzech mysliwych,
kt6rzy kufer znalezli. Wida6, 70
chciaiby udowodnie, ze albo zw}oki
dra Cronina ME by}y dostatecznie
identyfkowaue, albo ze ME zostalo
udowodnione, il ow kufer zawierai
przedmioty, nalezace do dra Crouina,
ijego krwia byay przesiakniete.
Dzisiaj prokuratorya przedstawia
swiadk6w, kt6rych zeznania maja po.
ssuzyd do poznania okolicznosci, to-
warzyszacych przyczynie smierci dra
Cronina, II. scenic morderstwa. Me
ma watpliwosci, ze nader ciekawe
beda rozprawy dzisiejsze jutrzej.
sZe.
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z }Och.

RzYM, 12go grudnia. =
Nowy cabinet, utworzony
przez Sig. Crispiego, ma bye
ogioszony urzedcwnie jutro.
Nastapi}y W MIN rome uzu-
pelnienia i zmiany. Tax, Sen.
de Traveni obejmuje ministe-
ryum sprawiedliwosci, Sen.
Farrari = poczty i telegrafy,
Aug. Bacceli = oswiate, Bo:
selll - rolnictwo. Wojna i
marynarka jeszcze stanowczo
ME obsadzone.
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Zwiedenskiej Rady panstWa.

WIEDE6, l2go grudnia, =
DIS odbywa}y sic rozprawy
mad kwestya przed}uzenia sta
nu oblezenia W Pradze czes-
kiej. Kilku M}odoczech6w
wypowiedziaso gwaatowne mo-
wy przeciw temu wuioskowi.
Najdluzej najgorecej m6wl
Gregr. Por6wnywal on Cze
chy do Irlandyi i ostro wyra-
zi} sic o sposobie postepowa-
MIA rzadu. Czesi musza przy
znae = twierdzi1 Gregr =
re przywiazanie do dynastyi
zmniejsza sic posr6d Mich bar,
dzo znacznie wskutek srod''
k6w przedsiebranych przez
<rzad.
POgf0ska o ksiazecych zareczy-
mach.
WIEDE6, 1890 grudnia. =
Tatejsza ,,Moutags Ztg."
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Notatai Miejskie.

S. N. Clifford, wlasciciel gro
cerni pm. 1852 ma w. Adams ul., 20
stas onegdaj sztorze napadniety
przez rabusi6w. Wydoby} revolver
i zaczas strzelac. Kula jego zabiia
jednego rabusiow, ktorym byi ME.
jaki II. Decker, przybyiy az z ST.
Louis. ,,Jury" koronera uzna3a, ze
Clifford dzialai W obronie wiasnej.
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POszukiwany.

= Czy pan x. jest poszukiwanym
adwokatem?
= 0 ME, jego nigdy ME trzeba
dlugo szukad, bo ciagle siedzi W sa-
loonie naprzeciwko. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-13

Lukasz Dolby pred kOronerem.
Wczoraj kukasz Dolny, morderca
zony, stawai pred ,,jury" koronera
W sledztwie wstepnem. Porueznik
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-12-13
Hawaii.

WASHINGTON, 12go grudnia.
Tax prezydent iak i Gresham
otrlymali r6wnoczesnie i z te.
60 samego zr6dsa wiadomosci
2 Hawaii, kt6re, kr6tko zebra
ne, ma tenn polegaja, ze kr6lo'
wa Liliuokalani jeszcze ma tron
sic ME dosta}a i re wszystko ma
Hawaii jest spokojne. = Pre-
zydent i Gresham odbyli vie
czorem narade W Bia}ym Do
mu W sprawie postapienia Ego.
dnie z rezolucya Hoara. Czest
korespondencyi tyczacejsie Ha'
waii moze juz jutro odeszla 90
Senatu. = S}ychac, Re ma Ha-
waii Willis przyrzek} prowizo'
rycznemu rzadowi, re mic sta
nowczego ME przedsiewezm1e
sic pred przybyciem parowca
Alameda do Honolulu W dniu
81 grudnia.
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pieczona ma $4,000. zdaje sic,
re ogie6 by1 pod}ozouy. Str6z
nocny George Fredericks, zgi-
nal W p}omieniach; wedle po-
glosek w}6czegi go zwiazali i
obraboWali.
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Daleki marsZ.

Daleki marsz.
New YORK, y grudnia.
Dzisiaj przyby1 tu Fred. Mil.
Ter, ktory dnia 26 czerwca wy
szed3 by} z hotelu Baldwina W
San Francisco, azeby odbyc
piesza podr6z do New Yorku.
Odleg}os( ia wynosi $3.50 mil.
Miller przyby1 zdrowo psem
swoim. Opowiada, ze W 90.
dr6zy ME cierpia} niedostatku,
z wyjatkiem W Arizonie W
New Mexico, gdzie zabrak}o
troche woody zywnosci. Wa.
runkami marszu by1o, by sko6
cyl 60 W 6 miesiacach i azeby
po drodze zywi} siebie psa
dobrowolnych ofar mieszka6-
COW. Podr6z trwa}a tylko 5
miesiecy i l6 dni. Miller wy.
glada wcale dobrze, ale po
wiada, ze mocno jest znuzony.
Wychodzac 2 San Francisco
wazy} 1913 funt6w, dis wazy
118 funtow.
DzieIna I OmOc.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, II CRU
dnia. Gubernator Peck otrzy-
mai 2 Hurley splawozdanie, z
kt6rego wynlka, re W og6le
w artyku}y do zycia potrzebne
zaopatrzono 4l5 rodzin licza-
cych 2O75 glow, re dalszych
6O9 przekaz6w ma take arty-
ku}y wystawiono i zaopatrzo
no 500 os6b W odziez potrze-
bna. Nedza prawdziwa W
Hurley sic zakohczy}a, ale po.
trzeba Jeszcze zyWnoscl, a zWfa'
SEGA maxi / miesa solonego.
Polar fabryki sprzet6w.
Fort WAYNE, IND, - CRU
dnia. DIS rano o godz. 2
spali}a sic wielka fabryka Au-
burn Church Furniture W Au.
burn, Ind. Wraz wszystkimi
zapasami. Fabryka mia}a
wartose $4,000, a byla ubez-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WEST END STREET RAILROAD
60 MI 70 "A NJ x.
Boston, Mass.
ANNUAL SALE OF HORSES.

The last Grand Annual Sale of Car Horses
by the West End Street Railway Company VIII
take place at its Roxbury Crossing Stable, be-
ginning March goth, 1898, and continuing
until May End. During that time two thousand
(2oO0) Horses, together with Harnesses, Col
lars, Blankets, Street Car Poles and Lead Bars
will be on private sale, including three days
sale of horses by public auction; namely on
April 4th, April 18th. and closing out sale on
May End of all horses then unsold.
The special attention of the public is called
to this sale from the fact that 1t will include
not only horses of the class usually disposed of
in the spring. but also a large number OF horses
of better class which are being displaced by
the Introduction of electric cars.
The special attention OF SuDerintendents of
horse railroads is called to the fact that this
Company has on sale almost everything per-
tanning to the operation of horse railway;
horse cars at very low prices, and all the
equipment necessary for stable use as above
stated.
We feel it our duty to inform our many
patrons and the public that horses advertised
for sale at West End Railroad Stables, at
East Lenox Street. or Newc0mb Street, Boston,
are not the horses of the West End. Such sales
are not and never have been sales by this Com
pany. Our horses are sold atnO other stable
than Roxbury Crossing.
Persons attending the sale should take Ire
mont Street electric cars, marked Jamaica
Plain, ROxbury Crossing, or Old Heath Street,
all of which pass. the stable door This sale
West End Street Railway Stables, Roxbury
Crossing, Boston, and all communications
G. 8. SERGEANT,
General Manager.
mar18 S&W12t
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1ngenlons nrethods Of smuggling.

Some very ingenious methods are EN-
ployed for transmitting dutiable article
by post. Not very long ago q package
from Germany was found to contain /.
small roll of butter. A wire passed
through it met with an obstruction,
which proved to be tin box filled with
valuable jewelry. Probably a dozen silk
handkerchiefs are found wrapped up il
newspapers in every mail from China.
The skill exhibited by the postal clerks
in detecting such contraband Enclosures
is wonderful. 1t seems to partake of the
nature of intuition. They say that they
do not know themselves how they do it,
but that newspaper with silk hand
kerchief in it has sort of gritty feeling
when manipulated. Silk stockings are
mailed from France in the same manner
Washington Cor. Boston Transcript
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Seen In Tobacco Smoke,

tSCNAA
g SIS there anything more blissful in all
this world than that condition in which
man looks dreamily upward into a
cloud of smoke and views the world
through a pale, hazy flm?" said Dram
Melvale as he did likewise. 1--WE speak
of viewing the world through colored
glass and making it look beautifully red
and blue or green, butviewing it through
smoke makes one not only see a richly
colored world, but also one in which evil
is not contemplated, and pain is forgot
ten. To me the smoke is half magic, for
it makes the tiresome hotel corridors
along my route fade into nothing. In
their place it leaves a kind of an en-
chanted garden in which linger in per-
feet rest. Friends come back and bring
with their coming old days of sunshine
and country scenery through which we
used to travel together.
Everything is warm, mellow, rich in
it's perfection, and then feel as / mag
inc a man ought to feel were he perfectly
successful and famous. half believe
in the old TRANSPORTATION Of souls theory
when I think Of it. Just imagine some
soul living and growing in a tobacco
plant and being released only in the
smoke of it! Can't you imagine that the
smoke might bea thankful, blissful soul
that fingers in the film over you and
brings back beautiful visions? confess
such speculations all charm me into
missing my train. St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
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The other arm OF this subject puts It's
hand upon those who had pious bring
ing up, but who as yet have disappointed
the expectations excited IN regard to
them. I said that children brought up
in Christian households, though they
might make wide curve, were very apt
to come back to the straight path. Have
you not been curving out long enough,
and is it not most time for you to begin
to curve in?
EARLY CHRISTIAN TRAINING.
ooh" you say, "they were too rigid.
Well now, my brother, think you have
a pretty good character considering
what you say your parents were. Do
not boast too much about the style in
which your parents brought you up.
Might it not be possible that you would
be an exception to the general rule laid
down, and that you might spend your
eternity in different world from that
in which your parents are spending
theirs2
I feel anxious about you; you feel anx-
ious about yourself. Oh, cross over into
the right path. If your parents prayed
for you twice day, each Of them twice
day for 20 years, that would make 49,
900 prayers for you. Think of them!
By the memory of the cradle in which
your childhood was rocked with the foot
that long ago ceased to move, by the
crib in which your own children slumber
night by night under Gods protecting
care, by the two graves in which sleep
those two old hearts that beat with love
SO long for your welfare, and by the two
graves in which you, now the living
father and mother, will find your last
repose, urge you to the discharge Of
your duty.
Though parents may in covenant be
And have their heaven in view,
They arc not happy till they see
Their children happy too.
Oh, you departed Christian ancestry,
fathers and mothers in glory, bend from
the skies today and give new emphasis
to what you told US on earth with many
tears and anxieties! Keep place for us
by your blissful side. for today, in the
presence of earth and heaven and hell,
and by tho help of the cross, and amid
overwhelming and gracious memories,
we resolve, each one for himself, GAS for
me and my house, we will serve. the
Lord" fa pu3a 4t'sN
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WE HAVE CURED TIES
.RvOUs DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS.

NEW YoRK CRY October cath, 1922
DIR. A. I. sANDnN; Dear Sir;-About three years age
nervous debility, which had in its worst form and
which was undermining my health. For years had
suffered from this terrible debiliatn drain my vital
forces and did not know what it was to have good
nights sleep, but in months time after using the
helt felt much stronger both mentally and ply
sicaily, and in short time was entirely we'll.
Yours truly, II. SEELIG, 2S7 Bowery
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The Prayers of Father and Mother Outlast
/ All Other Early Inhuences-The Prayer,
of a Pious Grandmother Affected ALI Her
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MISCELLANEOUS.
for Infants and Children.

s'Csstoriaiss well adapted to children that
frecommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me- H. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. 7.
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THE DR.. SAMDEM sELEcTRlc BgAY


all
SANDEM ELECTRIC Co., 626 Broadway, New York;
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"The use of Castoria is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems work
of interrogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach
CARLOS MARTYN, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bioomingdale Reformed Church.
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ouear Earth In California.

They are dredging some very queer
stuff down at McNear's basin. They
struck it few feet below the surface
and have cut through about 10 feet in
depth of it thus far. It is the very en-
bodiment Of toughness. It requires to
be cut into shavings, as it were, by one
passage of the machine, and then in dis
engaging and lifting it the 300 horsepow-
or machine Is strained to the utmost 1t
is very much like dredging stratum of
india rubber. The same machine would
make at least five times the speed and
Roadway through the friable rock that
underlies our principal streets. Besides
being tough, indicating very large per-
centage of aluminium in its composition,
it is remarkably heavy, much more SO
than the hardpan or ordinary clays of
the vicinity. -Petaluma Courier.
Poetry In England.
That poetry is steadily read and stud
4ied, save by very few, 1T seems to us
impossible to believe. Even as regards
Shakespeare, Mr.. Irving's intensely poet
ical and moving presentation of King
Lear-really in suggestiveness even more
than in performance piece of acting
which should rank high indeed-has
served to illustrate on all hands, among
the people whom we meet, a curious ig-
norance. The general impression of
those who "never read it, you know"
that it is altogether too gloomy story
for the stage, is oddly suggestive of the
frame of mind which nowadays expects
tragedy to be lively. "That, we heard
one exquisite say to another at the Ly-
ceum, as he pointed out bust OF Shakes
peare, sis the old gentleman who invent
ed this. "-London Spectator.
Doyou want TO know what is going on in the
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Do you want to know what is going on in the
world-Take the PRESS.
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GENERAL DEHILITY. &c.

OFFICE OF SAffGENf q SUN,
DRY GOODS, ETC, CAsTINE, Maine, Feb 81, 1899.
DR.. A. 7. SANDEN, Dear Sir:-I am glad to add my
your belt. Ny health has innroved wonderfully, and
have gained twelve pounds of 6esh and sleep well
and have excellent appetite. Your splendid electric
belt with your rules of Health has been very valu
able benehtto me- and take pleasure 10 recommending
your belt. Yoursrespectfu!ly, .,
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RMEUaATlsM AND LOST yrGoU.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, October 18th 1892
DE-. A. T. sANDRf, Dear Sir -Four years ago suf-
fered such pain from rheumatism that at times it
support used your belt and felt relief in
only short time until the pains left and to-day
am well man. always i.eep my belt near by for fear
there might be return, but as it has now been four
years You cured me, safely say it is perai-
n A. z, YOSS, Musical Director, 360 st. Marks Place,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-03-25
{ cAN CURE YCU!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vTGORo

NEW YORK CITY, Oct. 20, 1899.
DR.. A. T. sAHDEN, Dearsr II report to you that
which suffered for fourteen years almost continually
am letter carrier md tho long daily tramps
sary in my rounds 60 the time of getting the belt,
were painfully gonc through with, but thanks TO your
wonderful invention, walk g. we'll as ever
did and will recommend your treatment to all AFFLICTED
ways as you slid it would, Yours very truly,
JAMES MEAD. "a Perry 50,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

fev paseneHS gathesed euriOusly nnnv. -
much a3trscssd 81 ths u.usual pfsssncs II
Jack Hamlin In such . pRoceos30o - b.
- eis3 hsrsaiI 'sYouJl look aftr her
specially. Ma Johnsou." sid Jack, in
unusually deliberate tones SHE'S besn
good deal pe4tsd as home. and my s!sser
perhaps has rasher spoilt her she's
pretty much Of child still, and yOuW
have % humof her. Sophy," he contin-
ned. With ostentatious playfuiress. direct
ing hin voice 20 the dim recesses 81 the
sssteroom. you'll Just think Nra John
sons Jour old nurse, won't you! Think
it's old Katy. hsy7'
preached tremblingiy from the inner
shadow. The fainsest and saddess Of
smiles for . moment played around the
corners 81 her drawn mouth and tear
dimmed eyes - she held out her hand and
said
God bsess you for being 20 kind"
Jack shuddered and glanced quickly
around. But luckily no one heard this
crushing ssiutation and the next moment
the door closed upon her and Mrs.. john
son.
Il wss EAST midnight and the moon VS.
riding high over the nazroving. yellow
river. when Jack again stepped out on
deck. He had inst lefs the captain's cabin
and . small socia1 game with the ofiicers.
which had served to some extent TO vaguely
relieve his irritation and their pockets.
He had presumably quite forgotten ths in-
cIdent Of the afternoon as he looked about
him and complacensiy took in the quiet
beauty Of the night The low banks on
either side offered no break 20 the uninter-
rupted level of the landscape, through
which the river seemed TO wind only as .
race track for the rushing boat Every
fiber Of her vast bat fragile bulk quivered
under the goad Of her powerful engines.
There was no other movement but hers;
no other sound but this monstrous beat
and painting; the whole tranquil landscape
seemed 70 breathe and pulsate with her;
dweilers in the tuies. miles away. heard
and felt her - she passed. and il seemed
70 Jack, leaning over the railing, - il the
whole river swept like siuice through her
paddle boxes
Jack had quite unconsciously lounged
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

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