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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27
WEST AND SOUTH.

AT the Buck-Ivanhoe tunnel near
Lcndvillc, Col, an explosion killed fivo
men and seriously injured several
others.
FORTY buildings at Usage, Kan, were
destroyed by q cyclone. Anderson
Wagner and his wife were killed and
twenty other persons were injured.
The Florida legislature reelected
Samuel Pascoe United States senator.
FLAMES destroyed the structure of
the Clifton Wire Cloth compeny's
works at Clifton, Mass, tho loss being
$3.50, 900.
A mon took Flanagan Thornton, the
negro murderer of Constable Pate, from
Jail at Morrillton, Ark, and hanged
him.
In Jasper and Clarke counties in Mis-
sissippi cyclone did great damage to
property and killed over q dozen ne
groes.
Snow fell to the depth of 10 inches in
Minnesota and North Dakota
LAKE MICHIGAN was dashed into fren-
zy for over forty-eight hours by tenn
pest and several vessels were driven
ashore near Chicago, others were
wrecked and several lives were lost.
THE crib at the new waterworlss In
Milwaukee was washed away during a
terrific storm and fourteen men lost
their lives.
In Nebraska terrific hurricane
swept away windmills, barns and hay
stacks and several persons were more
or less injured.
A DESPERATE attempt was made by
miners to liberate the convicts from the
stockade at Tracy City, Tenn, and dur
ing the battle two men were killed and
a dozen others were wounded.
LATER advices from the cyclone in
Jasper, Clarke and Jones counties in
Mississippi state that over 200 homes
were ruined and nearly fifty persons
were killed. A negro named Henry
German and his wife and nine children
were imprisoned under the ruins of his
cabin, and fire originating from a
stove slowly roasted the unfortunate
wretches.
A MOB Of 500 citizens at Salina, Kan,
lynched Dan Adams, a young negro,
for having assaulted Agent Stout of
the Union Pacific freight office with a
razor.
A VIOLENT blizzard ragged all over llli-
nois, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin and
Iowa, accompanied by hail, sleet and
snow, stopping all travel and wrecling
many barns and several houses.
THE town Of Warner, In the Coeur
d'Alene mining district of Washington,
was destroyed by fire. Loss, 100000.
A TORNADO struck Midland City, Ala,
and destroyed dozen residences, four
stores and two warehouses.
In the Ohio oil fields storm
wrecked over 100 wells, the Standard
Oil company alone losing over $780, 900.
AN express car was burned near
Albuquerque, N. NJ, and s75, 900 In gold
In one Of the safes was melted.
In the superior court eleven white
caps, some Of them the most prominent
men In Carrollton, Ga, were sentenced
10 twelve months in the chain gang.
IN Virginia u cyclone did great dam
age at Danville, South Boston, Mar
tinsville, Greensboro and other towns.
NINE miners were cut of from escape
by fire in one of the shafts Of the
Butte and Boston company at Butte.
Mont, and were either burned to death
or suffocated.
In Minnesota and Dakota the rivers
were booming, and the Red river val
ley, the great wheat region cf the
north, was one sea OF water almost
fFom Fargo TO tho Asnitoba hordsr,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

THE news from the Old World indi-
Gates that a large part Of the eastern
portion Of European Russia Is again
menaced by famine. In the govern
ment Of Perm the privation is reported
to be worse than ever before. The poor
arc dying off by hundreds, and the NOR
tality is SO great that in some places
the people have ceased TO bury the
dead. Doubtless in other portions of
the vast empire the crops have been
good enough TO leave cereal food to
spare for others after providing for
wants at home, but the facilities for
transportation are bad, and the people
suffer whenever local crops fail.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

In this neck Of the woods wd have
our silver weddings and odr tin we'd
ainRa but In Kansas the lead wedding
is tho popular thing. II Is simple
matter, consisting simply in shotgun
fusillade from a charivari party and a
return fire by the groom. The last
Kansas function of that kind resulted in
the instant death of two of the guests
and the mortal wounding OF third.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

THE youngest bank president in the
United States is Mrs. Annie Moore, of
Mount Pleasant, Tex. She is also the
only woman who is president of ma
tional bank. This bank was operated
for some time as private concern with
Mrs. Moore at the head, and so capable
had she proved herself that the vote to
keep her In command was Unanimous.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

On. JOHN A. BRoADus relates that
Ole Bull once said to him: IF quit
practicing on my violin for day
notice the difference; il quit for two
days my friends notice the difference II
! quit for week everybody notices the
difference" This is only an amplified
version of the French saying that genius
Is patience long continued. 1t it like
Sarah Bernhardt rehearsing play u
hundred times, as she is said to have
done, before permitting the curtain to
rise before an audience.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

THE London Telegraph puts aside in
sular prejudice for moment to call
Thomas Edison ''the gifted electrician,
the real magician, the real wonder-work-
er,the wizard whose rod has teen that OF
Aaron and has swallowed Up all the
other enchanters' 'baguettes,' whose
fame has become worldwide, who never
had more than two months schooling
and who began life at the age of
twelve as n railway newsboy." Mr.. Edi-
son has had a surfcit of praise, but he
will probably regard this, when he con-
siders its source and all, as the very
climax of compliments And happily it
Is well deserved.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., April a5.-H.
w. Higginbotham, of Chicago, presi-
dent of the Worlds Fair board, and his
wife, are among the spring visitors to
Atlantic City. Mr.. Higginbotham is
registered at Haddon Hall. He states
that the current rumors about the pro-,
posed raise in Chicago charges during
the fair is an utter fallaey. The people
there fully appreciate that to take such
step would be injurious to their busi-
ness interests. President Higgin-
bothsm will remain here till Friday,
when he leaves to accompany the presr
Aential train op its WAY " Chicago , !.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

THE eye is so delicately adjusted tha,
II one were to heed its warnings very
little injury would result to it, but un.
fortunately men and women alike seem
to think that at all times and under all
physical conditions can this little or.
gan be kept at high pressure They
never think that general diseases or
such as usually manifest themselves in
other organs may develop special eye
diseases,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

We renew the assurances OF our dis
tinguished consideration to Christoval
Luis Sancho de Cardona y Diego Felipe
Jesu Maria Sandoval Jorge de Porto
gallo Yyabel Justinien Alvaro y Jacinto
Nuno Caterina Jacabo de Fernando de
Pay de la Sierra Ortegon Jogefa Pedro
Manuel y Columbo, who is not de-
scendent of Christopher Columbus but
who might have been II he had been
born into the Columbus family.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27
The Transmississippi Congress.

OGDEN, Utah, April 25,-At II o'clock
yesterday morning Gov. Prince, presi-
dent of the Transmississippi congress,
called that body to order in the opera
house. Gov, Prince made brief
speech during which he congratulated
the congress on its splendid representa-
tion. He referred to the subjects of
arid lands, irrigation, harbor improve
ment and free silver as the work out
lined for the congress.
Gov. Mcconnell of Idaho replied to
addresses of welcome delivered by
Mayor Lundy and Col. Harvey, of Og-
den.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

THERE rs very superficial 9uai'ah-
tine at Halifax, according to the state
ments of Canadian newspapers. Immi-
grants are landed there, without deten.
tion, from any country in Europe and
travel where they wish. 1t might be
well for our government to present a
severe protest against this criminal
negligence.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

1T Is now claimed that there is such
thing as electric sunstroke. The
workers around electrical furnaces in
which metal aluminium is produced
suffer from them. The intense light
causes painful congestions, which can
not be wholly prevented by wearing
dcep-colored glasses.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

MR. MALLoCk has been estimating
how much money English people would
have apiece II all that that there is in
that country were distributed equally.
He states that the gross income Is
$500 millions OF dollars and that there
are s,5o0,o0o families in the United
Kingdom. That would give s765 for
each family.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27
F1oRrsor NIeHrINaAIE l,vbo 4.

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE twho took
her first name from the city of her
BIRTH will be 73 years old next month
She spends most of her time at
Lcathurst, In Derbyshire, where hcr
childhood was passed, and Is still oro
oft he mostoopular women in England
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

MICHAEL. MoRwoLwosKr, n 15-year-
Old boy, is pronounced by his professors
the best mathematical scholar in the
Moscow academy. The fact that they
pronounce him at all shows that they
IRE no slouches themselves.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

THE new election law In Kansas for.
bids treating by candidates Nor may
voters be brought to the polls in hacks
employed by or for the candidates.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

NJ, TrRPiN, whom President Carnot
has released from prison, named the
explosive he invented melinitc, partly
In honofj of NJ. Meline and partly be-
cause he didn't care to call IL Turpin-
tina
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

EIGHrY THOUSAND ardent patriots
would like to uphold the American flag
abroad as consuls drawing q 800 n year
or over. Exactly 10000 Of these will be
left.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27

THE highest tower In tho world is the
Eiffel, 1000 feet; the next the Washing
ton monument, 555 feet.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-04-27
Now It's Small-Pox.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 25.--A gentle
man just arrived from Winnipeg in
forms reporter of the dispatch that
the Manitoba metropolis is in the midst
of big smallpox scare. A party
of 800 immigrants reached Winni.
peg few days ago and the
alarm was at once sounded upon
discovery of a case of smallpox in q
family who came from Russia. One
child had died from the disease on the
train while en- route. The Winnipeg
authorities placed everybody and every
thing in quarantine, and there are now
800 people in tents and sheds.
Faith In sub-Treasurer Jordan's Ability.
WASHINGTON, April 25,-Secretary
Carlisle left the treasury department
early yesterday afternoon. He could
rot be seen in regard to the report from
New York that in a conference with
New York bankers Subtreasurer Jor-
dan had received twenty millions in
gold from the bankers in exchange for
greenbacks. Among the oldest treas
ury officials, who served under Jordan
while he was United States treasurer,
Mr.. Jordan Is held in high esteem as a
nan Of ideas and fruitful in resources,
AID they believe he will be successful
lp rsplsniahiHg the gold supply,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27

kohcu wydat sedzia wyrok
uwalnialacy oskaraonych. w
motvwach twierdzil, ae lud,
ktory praywyki cd daseclhstwa
poczytywa6 ws2ystko "a swie~
toS6, co matki pod wzgledem
r%eligJnym wponY mu W SERGE.
musiai uczuG sic obraaonym,
gdY spostrzegi chotbv nail.
aejssa ujme, wyrzadsons for
mic, pod ktora kryle sic osno.
wa. Uczucia talk sszlachetne
uszanowat trzeba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27
z Prus Polskich

w SLlWICACH ma misy,.
ktora sic odbywala Cd RI do
20 marca, wygiaszano CO
dzieh a nauki, razem S.,
prey zakohczeniu, poniewaz
okoio 80, 900 naboznych sic
zebra}o, byla nauka rowno-
czesnie W kosciele i ma cmen-
tarzu. Procz tego powiedziai
proboszcz m~iejscowy try
krotsze przemowy, mianowicie
PREY rozpoczeciu, zakohczeniu
i ma podziekowanle gorliwym
wsp6lpracownikom, Co dzieh
s do IL ksiezy s}ucha}o spo-
wiedzi, ktora z}ozylo przesz}o
5000 osob. Jeneralna komu
MIA sw. w ostatnia niedziele
trwa}a niemal dwie godziny,
cho6 dwoch kslezy rownoczes.
ME ia wydzielalo. Liczba
tych. ktorzy rauk misylnych
s|uchali, by}a poczqtkowo
5000, potem rosla liczba do
Il tysiecy a PREY kohcu do
80, 900. Do ,Westpr.
Volksbl" pisa, re to bylo
,plerwsza w Zachodnico Pru,
sach po kulturkampfie misya
ludowa". To wymaga spros-
towanla. w L. 1882 odbyla
sic Cd 20 czerwca co ego
lipca W Chelmnle a w pre-
szlym roku W Malborku. Pr6cz
tego przynajmnieJ diva razy
wyg}aszano naukl misyjne tez
w Gdahsku w ostatniem
dziesiecioleciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27
COS PIEKNEGo
S-Riu PoWisMiaeh.

L W iera:
!. Papuga, pow,astka,
3. Palma kwietnlowa, powiastks,
s. Smutne skutki n,emadrege fgls,
powlastka.
4. Nieuczynnos6, powlesG.
5. P~rzeczucie, p~owiastka.
6. Ludwika i Helens, powieG6.
z. Ziotowka, powlastka. 4
$. Tray p%rzy.aclo}ki, p~owiastSa.
GINA 80 @.
8 Mosna te ksieske dostat &c ksss.
gorni H. DEkD O WSKLEGO v
Winona, MINI. SO e. 2nd sty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27

-Wydawnlctwo 2eszytowe. :.
Obejmuje portrety wszystk,ch
wodzdw polskich, cd najdawn,ej.
szych czasow az do 1868 roku.
Portrety wykonane ma p,eknym,
grubym pap,erze - moga stanowlt
w,elki album, hub byc oprawlone
W ramki ma Sciape. Pod ksadym
portretem zamieszcza sic doksadna
/ tresciwa notstka historyczna 0
kaAdym wodzu. Gale wydawnlctw,
podzlelone Jest ma serge. Plerwsa
ser,a obeJmu]e II ZesEvtow. a ka&-
dy zeszyt S por,retow. Zeszy!y,
pocaynajac cd kwietnia br. wycno.
die beda co mesiac Pc. ukonsze.
niu %pierwszej seyyi natychniast
aacznie wychodzic druga ser'a i
tax daley, az do zupelneso Il
kohc2en,a, Ma plerwsza srrye sgla
sza sic prenumerate, k,ora wrnosi
wraz 2 prAesy}ka, ma Il zesNt6w::
3 dolary, ma 6 zeszytow = dolary,
ma 3 zeszytv l dollar. WSzyScy
pren1mertorowie cxasoplsmi lllu
strowanego ,,Goniec Iskra"
wychodzacegc trey razy m%lsieczn,e
cd lat l6 stu we Lwowie, posia,
daJacego tres6 obita i wlelce
urozmaicona, otrzymuja, Wizerunki
wodzow %polsklch" "a poEwe ceny
prenumeracvjnei wyAei omaczonei,
Prenumerata ,,Gohca i skry" g
przesyika wynos. roczne 4 dol,
poiroczn,e 9 dolary, kvartalnie l
dollar. Ia piekne. dokiadne
n~ajwieksza starannoscl9 wykonanie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. porsozs i
przyjmuje ma s,ebie odpowledzia.
Inos6 wobeo ogotu polskiego.
WizerunkiWo dzow Poi. beda ozdo-
b. kazdego domu polsklego i trwais
a zywa pamlatka naszlch ryoersklch
dzieiow, poswieceh, ohwaly narodo-
weJ zasiug cywil,z.cyinych. Pre-.
numerowac MONA " kazdei chwili,
uorasza sic lednak o 'wczesne made.
sianle prenumeraty. Zeszytow ma
okaz ME posyta sls nlkomu. Pre-.
numerate TAX ma ssmo wydawnlct-
wo W%lzerunk6w w6dzSw polskich,
Jak przenumerata ,,Gonca i
lskrv,'' podiug wyzel oznaczonYch
cen, nadseiat nalezy naJdogodnleJ
doloraml papierowyml llstach
ACKNOWLEDGMENT hub przekazaml
pocztowymi pod adresem:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27
FRASZKI.
Ssharpetki czy p1aty?

S@Hu7petHs czy p7dty:
Pewien jenerai, ktory lubii sic
pytac ofcer6w o najdrobniejsze
rzeczy, stana} podczas chwilowego
w]vpoczynku W manewrach pred
pewna kompanla l rzeki do kapi-
tana:
-Moze mi pan powiedzle6,
llu z ludzi pana nosi szkarpetki a
,lu obwlla stopy W platy?
-Ilu lch razem, ME moge
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27
DZIELNI UNICI.

W tych dDiach stawall W
ssdzle delegrwanym W Lwo~
vie wioscnn,e 2 Tuczemp,
ktorych oskarzat kapfan
grecko katolicki Barno VICE. 20
to, De w koresrondency, ogto-
s%zonej W numerze 5 nPrzegla-
duo, be B. wprowadzaiac
zmiany do obrzadku, uwfaczaf
,ch ucsuc,om religiinym i na.
rodowym. = Praed sadem
ME stauaf sam o%skarayciel.
zastepowai GO adwokat p.
Dobrlanski]. Wloscianie, obec.
ME iua w~yznania c2ymsko-
katolicklego, bronil, sic saml.
Ola czego napisal 6w list,
ktorv stanowif przedmiot
oskar&enia? tiumacza sic ]asno:
napisali go, DO ,,Diio" sroblio
inn zarzut, 2e " wldokach
zyskow praeszli no obr2adeK
rzymsko : katolicki. Take
oszczerstwo zabola}o lch CITE.
boko, DO W zarzucie owym
ME byto ami cienia prawdy.
Zmien,li oni obrzsdek wlasnie
ola togo, re sprzyjaiacy schyz-
mle Barnowicz wprowadaai
zmiany W nabozehstwle. ude
rzyiy ivh tie 2miany. tembar-
dz,e), gdy So. X, PrawecSl,
dawniejszy lch duszpasterz,
ostrzegai, De pc jego smierc'
NIGGA zajsc 2miany. Me
przeczuwah wszakze, 0 jskich
m6wi} xm,anach, a ~ujrzawsay
ie, przypomnlell sob'e sfowa
X. Nieboszczyka,k torego kocha-
Ii jak oica. W clagu obrony,
powtarzal iaden pc drugim:
My 2 dawna iestesmy Pola-
kami, DO matkl polk, uczyiy
mas po polsku sic modlIc
zegnad. Sprzyjajacy schizmle
Barnowicz chciaf, abysmy sic
aegnall inaczej, CO nasywaf
po swolemu j grozli, 10 kto
sic ME bedzie umia} tax
prze2egnac, to odpokutule'.
Jak to MONA ma starosd
uczyc sier inac7ej &egna6
modliG? Sklaniamy sic do
schygmy Batnowlcz gadai
nam, jakoby W iacinsklm kos
c,ele zmieniono wszystko,
navel slu3te Bo2a, a W cerk :
wi ruskie) nlc sic cd wicklow
ME zmieni(o. Take gadanie
bardzo mas bolaio, DO wiedzle-
lismy, Re to nieprawda. -
Dowledzlellsmy sic dalel z
zeznah tych ~wtosclan petnych
prostoty, kt6re p~rzy:aczali ma
swa obrone, he B., iu2 ma
pol s~chYzmatyk, zabranial
uzywaG koronek. Jednemu z
nlch, PIotroWl Go"ecklemu,
wyrwal z rekl kllka razy ro.
zaniec / ME chciaf 60 PREY
pusclc do spowiedzl. Zabrania]
nos'6 szkaplerze i paskl sw,
Franciszka. Odgra1af SIS
przytem tax: ,,Juz ia bede
.w,edziai ]ak pocbowac tYch,
ktorzy nosza pasek sw. Fran
clszka". z dawna tax bYto
i&esmy spiewall plesni polskie,
DO ruskich Mkt q uas ME
umiai. Ma Wlelkanoc MP.
sp'ewalismy: ,.Wesoly nam
dzieh dz,i nastal'', al tn nagle
s%lyszymy. ,ak B.. VIOLA: Halt!
ne wolno!" X. Prawecki ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27

powiedXe6, leoS wiem, co ka&dy
= mch nosl.
Jeaerai sic sdxiwls, wskasuiac
ma jednego &otniersa, sapytsa ks-
mtana:
Coz ten ma Ma nogach sSkar-
petki czy platy?
-Szkarpeta.-odrssks kap,tsn.
Jenerai kssaa zdjat leden bot
owemu aoim,crxowi =, prsekonal size,
he tax by}o, jsk kapatan mdwii.
Jeszcze kilkauascie razy muaai
kapitan powiadad o Soanierzsch, co
ma nogsch naja i zawsze size po-
kassao. re wiedxias dokisdnle:
Jeneras pochwalit so i poJeoha..
INN oicerow,e dsiwil, sic, Se
kapltan TAX doskona.a ma pamlet,
-lecx on bic ma to ME odpowie-
dxlat AZ pc manerwach.
Wtedv zawoiai oicerow swo.
iego batalionu i tax rzeks:
-ZagadSe iatwo wan wyjas-
ME. Wydaaem rozkaz, ably kaady
Eoinierz noslt ma praweI stop,e
szkarpetke, lewa zas ebwiial W
plat. Prey rewizyi pokasu!e aofn,erz
to, co powiem.
Og6lny smieoh powitai Ito
wrissnienie przebiegsosci kapltana.
Jakles podro&uJace towarzystwo
staraio sig W tenn znalest sws
przyjemnoSc rozrywke, re
wypytywaso sic w,eSniakow o
rozmalte rzeczv Il nastepnle 3 ieh
odpowiedzi SIG naSmiewaio. JedeA
2 owego towsr2ystwa. wymusksny
laSls panicssk, 2apytai sic mlmo
przechodzacego wiesnlaka, czemu
to tam made droSa owa tigura
STOP
Prose- pana, edrzekl
poc2ciwy chlopek, k,ory sig poznat
ma francle, tam sic pred k,lku laty
Stai cud.
"A co "a eud, MOI prayla-
cielu, - badal ~ciekawy.
WieSniak odpowiedzial:
= Tam pred k>lku laty pewien
czfowrek rozum ~odzyskal, q pyl
prawie TAXI glum lax pan.
PLACCIE "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27
Kucharka
POLSkA l
SKA
1awieraiaca NJ
kilka set

prsepSoW k7tcharsk9ch.
dia msodych me&stek, kucharek
gospodyh ma TAME smaczne przy-
rzadsanie rozmaltyot potraw, a
sxczegdlnle cup, sosow, jarzyn.
potrsw miesnych i postnych :
uwzglednieniem potraw polskich.
mianowlc,e ~barszozu, b,gesu, IRA
xow, fiakow, i paeczywa amerykah.
sklego laSo to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, pies, it'd.
ChNA 60 Q.
Mosna te ksieske dostoc 20 ksie.
sarni H. DERD @WSELEGO "
Winona, MINI. SO Z. 2ud str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27
ADMINISTRATOR.
GO G. Il ISARY.

20 hhASLE SkIEGU uI..
we LWOWIE. CLemberg)
Gallcya, Aust,ya. Europa.
UWAGA' Dotychczasowl pre-
numeratorowie ,,Gonca i Iskry"
pragnqcv odblerac ,,Wlzerunki
Wodz6w Polskich', obowiazanl sa
uisclc odpowiednia dopiate.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27

KARTUZY. P. nauczyciel
Swieczkowski przeniesiony 2
Rebu do Schodna w pow.
kosclersklm a 2. Peters z
Przodkowa do Wielkrch ka-
GEEK. Posiadacza lana
GREENE iadacego re zbozem
do mlyna do Chmielonek
kopna} koh W zywot talk
mocno, re Grzenia po kilku
g%odzlnach wskutek teso
umarl. Pozostawia wdowe i
jedno dziecko.
GOLUB. Dzierzawca MY
ma Ficki umart ma zakazenie
krwl, ktore spowodowalo
skaleczenie kawa}ecz >iem ze-
laza. = Drweca tn znowu
wezbrala.
BERLIN. Lekarz prak-
tyczny p. W}adys}aw Lam
parski, syn P. Augusta Lam
parsk'ego z Lubawy, uzyskal
W piatek, dnia a4go z. M,
ma wszechnicy berlihskiej
stopieh doktora wszech nauk
lekarskich.
CHOJNICE. Wyzsi nau.
czyciele Heppner i DR.. Kit
otrzymali tytul profesorow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-27

CHOJN1CE. Wyzsi nau.
czyciele Heppner i DR.. Kit
otrzymali tytul profesorow.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-13
Bum aufbetpa abreu Der Gier.

Ulan nebme ilberman9anf fdureS Gali
(permanganate of potash) -eine WeHsr.
ip,Bs poll auf sipsl Quart WaHer unr
riibre bieie W,ihuna cine Ws,le untsr
sinanber, biS baS &ali gut aufseIDit 1T
unb cine ib6ne. tiefroibe Sarbe slsbt.
Damn lese mon bic frliden gier IN biei,
8alil6iuns, 10 haB iis ooaiidnoia beoedt
limb. Die peripenreten Ger mlGen atsi
san3 rein uno frsi BON Sdmusfsden
isin, neil ii1 bon sisien Stsasn aus Bit
SduInib am idneuten entwidelt. Nad
s,nsr Stunoe nebme man bic gier tpieps,
aus Der 8alilDiuns, irodne iie gut ab
unb widle iie iOrefdltis IN reinss Yopier.
lsss tie in sinen 3olb ooer in cine &lits
uno beipobre iie in einem trodensn, frofs
frsien 8aume auf. 8alllDiune vt ee
pDbnlihe YOtaidenlause. DerartIe
subereitete gier balten iib feds bis iieben
Dionats unD ldneer, obne babel an ibrem
WobIseihmade etpas Su perlieren. ipie
oas bel &altsiern pper IN Strobsebddiel
sspadten @isrn Der Sal 1T, tpelds mel
items einen unaneenebmsn. bumpfissn
@sftmad annsbmen. ia iid bieies
Di,itel burd ginfadbeit unb Biqisfsll
ausjei1net (iibermansaniaures 8all if
IN ben Npoibefsn au baben), iollten bamli
8eriude anseteut peroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-13
Gin Teins gum . edpeisen sebradbt.

50 9ibt einsn aeino, ben &auisnbe ibr aanits
9sbfu lang ~ befdmpten baben, peil 4. m,i
DER anIoge jur Biioftdi eeboren iino. Wlt
oittem 6sino baben fe befidnoig ,u rinsen.
neil fie ibn nit unwiriamsn 8oHtn bsidmpfer
poitstter's Waaenb bringt lbn Sum Sdwel.
sen. Blobe abrnbrmittel reparirsn nidt oi
t,b:r, ocren frantbaftr 8uftaup ih DIT bl .
ourd 9'rftOpfuug allen funcsibt. ionnern au6
ourcb goftuihss 8opfweb. eelbs 8drb bunp bel
paut uno Der ausdpfsI, llsbelfeit belsste 3unss
uno bas 0siii1l er llnbebaal dtsit btiouosrs
bel Orrd in Der re4isn Seits. aut uno unier
Den fur3sn &ippen. Wan permeioe angreifenes
plrgan,en. welde bic @eodrme reiIsn unp
ihw den uno gebrauds onitait ibrsr eieits
usltbsrlbmte eliJir ssssu 8illofidt bas 0ls,db,
,eltia Nbeumotismus moIatiaaitiae Maaen.
ano RiersnIroen fuiirt. 60 ermsidt ben 9n
baIt Der G,ueemeioe ihmeblos uno ODD gfiino.
lid psrb iierf ben Nppeiit ffn ehlaf unb bic
8sroauunssIdbsfeit uno bsfist 0ubsrosm aIls
s,stni&aften elnss elimulan3miiels ertten
Ran9es.