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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-16

WINoNA, MINI, dDia 2 maj, 1894
Ooohod 3 maja stuletaiej rocznicy
bitwy pod Raclawioami urzadzony .,
~ssaraniem K6ika Dfamatyoznego, grupy
Wv. N. p. wypadi u mas nadzwycza;
6 1ietnie. Program byf bardIo uroz.
maioony, byiy deklamacye, spiewy ma 2
B i ma 4 gissy, 1 spiewy ch6r.lne, gr.l,
kapela, byia muzyks ma fortepianie,
gitsrze ! M mandolinie.
N~ajbsrdziej przyczynil sic do uswiet.
nienis obchodu nasz Wiel. ks. proboszcz
Klawiter, pod ktorsgo osobistem kiero.
wnictwem wisksza czese programu uio.
zons i ~wykonans zostAia. Czcigoduy
ten kaPssn zacheciwszy juA rano " do.
mu Botym do licznego udzialu " oh.
ohodzie, ma wiecz6r W hall poproszony
M prezesa obchodu przez p~rezydenta
K6fks OBJ. Blazika przywitsl mas jake
Pssterz nasz. wytiomaosyl nam znacze
ME obchodu podaisc gs6wne f.kta hi
storyczne dotyczsce sic tegoa i zaleca.
jse nam podtrzymywae ME zlamaus
wiare " niechybne odrOdzenie sic Pol.
ski.
Opr6cz teg' miai move OBJ. M. Ko-
walewski j Oh. M. Kuczkowski, q OBJ.
Jan Zsborowski przem6wil kr6tko jako
sgent Skarbu Mar. o potr1sbie fdudu-
Sow ma przysz'a Wake o niepodleglose
Polski, po zem dwie panienki obszedi.
sly Z koszykami zebra,y d1iesiee dola-
row na Skarb Nsrodowy.
Szczeg6lnie ~zasiu.yly soSie ma po-
ohwais Panny ~JAzlzowskie i panny Pa
iubickie "a dsklamaoye i sIiczne spiewy
tax samo panny Kierska, Barant i BAN.
bensk, . parma B,onisiawa KucIkow.
ska IA gre naiifortepianie.
Me moge tn pomina6 tak4e | fpiewa.
k6w OBJ. Kropidiowskiego i Kisrskiego
i OBJ. Trun6w, kt6rzy duao sic przyczy-
Mill do urozmaicenia programu przez
gre ua gitsrke i msndolinie. Me mniej
zaslutyi sic okoao uswietnia obchodu
szanowny nasz organista Gtowsoki rs
swemi dziewczatkami szk6lnemi jake i
dsielns nsiza kapels polska.
Program byi tax rormaity 1 obszerny,
70 ME Podobno by byio s.ozsg6o 70
oPisywa6 obchodu, leoz W kaAdym razie
smiaio powiedziec mozsmy, ae Polacy
" Winonie ME naleta do ~ostatnich.
Ola tego tsi wszystkim, kt6rzy Ia.
skswi bylI brad udEiai oochodzie 3go
naja skiadam " imieniu K6lka Drama
tycznego iak nsjsIczersze podziekowa-
nie. q bratniem pozdrowieniem
N. Kuczkososki. sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-16
DIR. PIOTRA
DIR. PIOTRA
G0mozo


Jest uwaiane "a jedno z najlepszych le-
karstw tego rodzaju. Oczyszcza krew,
nadaje odnowiona i~ywotnose, wykorZe-
nienia Zarodki choroby z ciala, gdyi
przyczynia sic do tego, Re wsZystkie or
gany znajduja sic W dobrym stanie do
dzialania. Medycyna Jest przygotowana
z prZeszlo trZydZiestu roznych gatunkow
ingredyencyi, glownie z ~roslinnego kro-
lestwa | byla Znana W uiyciu przez pre-
szlo sto lat. Utywano go z wielka ko-
rzyscia we wszystkich og6lnych terra
zniejszych dolegliwosciach, a zwIaszcza
W tych, ktore pochodza z krwi | chore-
go ioladka jake to:
Zatwardzenie, B6l glowy, Dolegliwosci
watroby, Zoiciowose, Zoltaczka, Reuma-
tyzm, Wodna puchlina, Trudnose ira
vienna, Niestrawnosc, Goraczka, Roza
Pryszcze, Zebra 1 ograszks, Szkrofuly,
Strupy, S~wierzbiaczka, Glisty. Liszaj,
Wrzody, Rakowe wyrosniecia. Bole 1 ra-
ny, Bole W systemic koscf, Wychudnie-
ME, Dolegliwosci niewiast, Slabosc,
Bronchitis, zarnice, Bd W ~krzyiach,
Zawr0t glowy, ! {. d..
G0MOZ0 ME jest medycyna patentowa-
ma, tee ME spfzedawaja jej aptekarze;
lecZ meicZyZni | niewiasty. ktorzy uzy-
wajac je, zostali wyleczeni, ~spowodowa,
nj przez wdziec znosc ola doktora, 1 przez
zyczenie, saby 1 ich wspoltowarzysze Cd
niesli korzyse, dziaiaja jake jego agenci
W ten sposob moga go dostarczye lu-
dziom ~cierpiacym W oddaleniu.
Jest nieocenionem jake lekarstwo do
MOVIE a m~ianowicie w miejscowosciach
poioionych bardzo daleko cd lekarzy
aptek. Lekarstwa tego ME MONA dostat
cd aptekarzy, lecz tylko cd miejscowych
agentow. Jezeli ME ma agcnta W wa.
seem sasiedztwie, przyslijcie $500 a do
staniecie dwanascie 35c. butelek ma pro-
be wprost cd wlasciciela. Taxi obstalu
mex mole kazdy dostac tylko raz.
DIR. PETER FAHRNEY,
l2-l4 S HOyle Ave, Chicago. ia
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Echa z obchod6w.
BAY CRY. Mich. o kwistnia 1894.

uroczystego obchodu przez Towarzy-
stwo Mar. sw. Kazimier.a Or. lei 2.
N. P. 100 letniej rocznioy bitwy Rsols-
wiokiej. o god.inie Sci wisczorem do
hall OBJ. j. Weltra, pieknie udskorows-
nej " sztandary i kwiata, lioEnie zebra
h sic publicznosc, gdzie preEes komits-
tn obohodowego OBJ. Fr. KusaierI,
" kr6tkioh siowach powital Szan. gosci
iPoprosii ma przewodniszaoego obcho-
du OBJ. G. w. Karpus. Oh. G. w. Kar.
pus Podziekowal "a udzielony mu zasz-
czyt powoaal ma sekrstarzs obchodu
niaej podpisanego, po czem wystapil
,,Odcziai Czarnieckiego", q po oddsniu
Pr.ez tenae przynaleanyoh tomorrow
Przy dzwiekach ~orkiestry, przewodni.
czacy Przystapa do wykonsuia progrs-
mu.
II Nastapil odozyt Nv stuletnia rocz-
nice" ORA A'eksandra Grytzy, objasnia.
jacy W kr6tkofoi przebieg powstanis
Kossiuszkowskiego, pc odczycie pre-
wodniozsoy obohodu oddal sekretarzowi
do przeczytania list OBJ. w. Y. Prryby.
s~zewskiego, kt6ry ayozsc nam jak maj
wspanialszego obohodu i korzysci mo-
ralnych Z tego., z b6lem seroa zswisda-
mia mas. Re Z Powodu nieprzswidzisne-
60 wypadku udzialu obchodzie wziasc
ME moae. Poczem personal---very. cd.
czytai jeszcze list Majora miasta OBJ.
G.. d. Jackson, kt6ry takas wyraaajac
zyoxenia, donosi, 70 spowodu choroby
m obch6d przybyc ME mote. Korss,
Pondencye, tax Majora miasta OBJ. G..
D. Jackson, jsk i OBJ. w. v. Przyby-
szewskiego nagrodzono rzesistemu okla
skani. Nastepnie obck6d odbyl sic
Podiug nastepujacego programu:
q Spiew nWygosnieo" przez K6iko
amatorskie polskie.
81 Orkiestra.
Al Deklamacya przez psnne Aatoni-
ne ZaremboWns.
81 Spiew Pretty bright A,wers for
Thee, Waltz Song by K. M. Stultz,
Przez psnny Julie Bukowsks i Helene
S~mialk6wne
81 Muzyks, piano, ,Lss Danes de
sav lie" przez panny Katarzyne i J6ze-
fe Wasile wskie.
7] Nova OBJ. Stanislawa Sniaika.
81 Orkiestra.
81 Deklamacya npolska odrodzona"
p. K. Sikorski.
l0 Soiew Solo ,Do Tsdeusza Kos
ciuszki" ~kompozyoya OBJ. Jana Zaremby
wykonsia parma Antonina Zaremb6wus.
ll) Solo skrzypce z accompaniment
tenn piano forte nPosegnanie OJczyzny"
O~sihskiego, przez p. LsoEs Talasks i
panne M. zaremba.
~ Bass Solo z akompaniamentsm
piano forte nDdfting" by Chss. J.
r ,ckwell, przez. p. Bolesisws Sniaika i
paune Helene Smisik6wne.
1sl Dsklamacya przez psnns Emile
Kite.
LAY Msrsz Zwiazku Nsrodowego Pol
skiego, Ant, de Kontski - przez psnne
Helene Smialek.
Isl Ofkiestra.
16) Nova OBJ. J6zef. Rydlewicza.
~ spiew nDo piracy" przez K6iko
amstorskie polskie.
10 zamkniecie obchodu prsez pre-.
wodniczscego.
Doda6 mi tn wypada, ae obch6d byl
nadzwyczai wspanisiy. Szanowni
mo wcy dzielnie sic wywiszali z zsdanis
OBJ. Stanisiaw Sniaiek W swej movie,
okszsi wysoks znsjomoss history pol.
skiej. q OBJ. J6zef Rydle wicz, msjsc M
uwadzs ~wychowsnie nssrei miodziety,
" tym sensie dzielne przemawiai dc
ojcow mstek miodziety n~sszej, "a 90
to. publicznosc nsgrodsila ion rzesiste-
mi oklasksmi.
S2iew Solo ,Do Tsdeuszs Kosciusz.
XII" komPosycy. oh. J. zrremby wyko.
mana przez psane AntonineZsrembowne
zasfu0uie ma szoza06lniai.zs noobu.Io
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-16

Kfn SOBIE zYCZY swoieh kr..
A wnyeh lub prryjssi6a Z Eu.
roPy do Ameryh fprowadzic Hnis okrs
tows przez Hamburg, Bremen, Ant
werpie Rotterdam, Amsterdam,
Szcsecin, do New Yorku, Philadelphia
Baltimore, Montreal 1t. d., mech ii,
Igsosi do gsownsgo agents. m wszys.
kie linie okretowe:
II. g. @. SCHMIDT
Winor4, Ainussosa
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would really never have done, and l
ought never TO have set you on to ask
them. | am awfuIlv sorry
"Oh, it 1t doesn't matter"
No one is angry with you, hope?"
''Oh, nO-not now
L am so sorry, so awfulIy sorry.
You do forgive me, don't, you,
thought continued Bellenden, who
really mad no idea how softly AMI ten
DERBY he was speaking. He was, as he
said, so very sorry: and he had a strong
suspicion that his sorrow was not IN
des rived. He coul perceive traces of
struggle and emotions not Yet en- ire
ly within check uEon the childish
cOuntenance cast down elOre him ami
felt sure thai more had happened than
she wOald own. Involuntarilv his
hand took hers and held it.
"IoI 90 forgive me, cont you2" he
said again.
She had barely time to whisper
~ es. ere voices were heard, and
STE : approached, and the hand was
caught away.
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An Outlaw Fortress.

On the left bank Of the HOlStOn
| ~, r in Hawkins County, Tennessee,
is Gill which has some local fame
1t IS Of solid stone, perpeud Cular
from the base up, and is something
over 100 feet high. From the top OF
it the country is visible for miles and
miles, diIOrding grand view Of h II,
mountain, ana stream 4 few feet
back from the edge are still plainly
to be seen the earthworks forming
the rendezvous of the celebrated
SiZemore and his gang Of dcsperadOes
rom the top of the cliff they com
mdndCi full view Of Il much used
pal lie rO.d, together with two lords
above and fellow. and a great mum
Der Of hap eSS soldiers as well as pTl-
yate citizens who had luck es>ly IN
CURED their anger fell victims TO
I e.T uuerring rIle hu lets As they
attempted to pass all un on CiOUS OF
danger Very near this ciilf is a lit
tie ave at least mile deep on the
sides OF VII h are written the names
Of once Iruminent people who have
long since passed away, the dates
running back perhaps LOO years. la
one OF the caycrns Is perfect little
table formed Of 4 lat rock. During
the war this cave WAS used by some
sold eTS a a place tor max NJ salt
reter. the hoppers being still IN
state 0. preservation, the earth look
ing as il it had been dug but re-
CPQttV
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FOR THE LITTLE ONES.

Tho suoo is on the whick-whack trees,
The hiIniaCkthumS look fori"rn:
The mOukt;l-r;I-raS sit and SnceZe
Their greeting To the krlSlndS MORN
The suick-dick and the wagGle-tinch
Have ceased to SuiCk ana WaG.
The ciuch-bu-gaZzam lost his cinch,
And the paNWaN has jag.
SO it's tirru- Irra-irra lum,
And terry rerry goo:
And trra-irra lum some more,
And Terry -rcrry, too.
Old Sindy Claws has made his rounds,
With yipS and tlums and gilly-goops
All babies weighing umptee pounds
Received their StockumS full OF snoopS;
The older wops got ribhledibs.
And WOODY wogS, all nice and soft;
The pretty yunS got loads Of nbS,
And the naughty snOokS Eot-IGft!
So it's pecZy weask wumSy Wum,
And ChzZlc-wiZzle wee:
And pcaSy-weaSy wum two times
And ChiZZle-WiZZle three.
The sqUeczcrumS. dressed up in whaugs,
The SqUCeZrF"SScS take - ride
In huggCrsuugs with jiuglng iangS,
And busskcrbuSS them as they glide.
And so the KrSIuas day on Mars
Soon passes with its cheer ana mirth-
The same glad time among the stars
1t is upon the gay Old earth.
So it's hitty-ditty decide DUN,
And kitchy-witchy boo.
Enough of nonsense is enough,
And So good day TO You,
Town Topics.
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GOT EVEN WITH THE COONS.
a yellow Dogs Revenge After Being
Badly Whipped Iy the RingtarIs.

yellow Dogs Revenge After Being
Badly Whipped y the RingtaIIs.
Up tulast Sunday there were coonS
in the Vicinity OF lavid COrnelfs
farmhouse at Harmony, Pa, says the
New York sun There had been six
teen Of them. None of them are left
now, owing to the persistence of
CornelI's dog Crockett in gathering
the ringtaiIed little animals in.
There isn't as much Of the dog
Crockett, either, as there was before
he started In on his COOning cam
paign. Crockett is yellow dog, not
muCn bigger than coon himself \
little more than three weeks ago one
morning he came limping in from
the woods Both ears were slit into
tatteTS, one eye was closed and the
dew-Claw Of one foot was torn of.
Crockett lay by for a few days and
was dOctored up He had tackled
something in the woods that had
done him up nicely, but he was bid
ing his time. At last he trOtted off
to the woods again one evening and
was gone long time. When he came
bdCh HC ildu al COOu Will Dlll- lC
coon was dead. Crockett had caught
and killed the coon and it was then
surmised that the coon had been one
of others that the dog had got among
on his former visit to the woods,
much 70 his disadvantage, and that
Crockett was now having his little
revenge.
The surmise was correct and for
fourteen successive nights the dog
came in with a coon. Last SUNDAY
he took a stroll to the woods again.
1t wasn't long before the sound of
his voice in very evident anger was
heard, and his owner hurried in the
direction from which it came to see
what Crockett had got mixed up
with. The sight was worth seeing.
The dog was in lively contest with
two coons. one, big male Crock
EFT had down and was chewing it and
being chcwed. The other one, fe-
male, was on the dogs back, scratch
ing and biting and making the hair
fly in manner that threatened to
leave Crockett without much Of his
coat on his skin if the fight went on
much longer. The dogs master
didn't interfere, and at hast Crockett
got the male coon by the throat, and
d few vicious shakes and cruncheS
removed him from the fray. Then
the dog lay down, and rolling on the
female forced her TO quit her hold,
which was the wO st thing she could
have done for G. oCkett seized har by
the throat and shook the life out of
her as he had out OF her mate But
the dog was pretty well used up and
had to be helped home, although he
tried his best 10 get there alone and
dragging one one Of the COOnS He
hasn't been able TO get out after any
revenge since, but X IS thought that
he has cleaned out the entire gang of
cOOnS that made it so unpleasant for
him on his initial trial of prowesS
with them
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The Brain of an Ant.

Although an ant is a tiny creature
vet its brain is even TIMER. Bat al
though it is necessarily smaller than
the ants head which contain, it, vet
it j larger in proportion. according
to tho ants 81 9, than the brain Of
any known creature. The est writer's
M on ants-thosc VINO have made the
astonishing intelligence Of these little
insects a 50. ciaI study-are obliged
to admit that they display reason / =
ability, ca. u.atlon, reflection ard
good Judgment, such qudIit es Of
b an show more than ordinary III
stInct, and We are not surprised 10
hear that The ants big braun C rrscs
out our idea that he possesses a higher
intelligence than IS shown o. other
workers of his 81 e.-Harper'S ! Dung
IeOple.
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she had never cared to listen to any
thing of the kind before, and whether
it would not be rather nice after all TO
know something of the great world,
about which both her grandmother
and BellenGen waXed eloquent.
One day the latter surprised her.
Don't you ever do any lessons,
Jerry?' inquired he, somewhat sud
denly.
"Oh, yes, l do. But these are the
holidays, YOU know. | have been hav
ing holidays ever since YOU came
so / supposed. But what 90 YOU do
when you are not having HOLIDAYS? [
never hear you speak of lessons. Have
you not a governess:"
Mo" For a moment Jerry
wished she could have said yes, felt
as if it Ouo ht TO have been yes" and
that she ought to have been able to
produce the inheMbIe, spectacle pre-
ceptreSs. who had ever been the bane
OF her imagination; but presently she
plucked up spirit to viniicate her posi-
ton. Il 90 every day for two hours to
the manse." she said, or else Mr..
Mackenzie comes here for two hours.
He comes here three times week,
and | 90 there three times week.
Granny says | could not have better
master. and that il is extremely kind
of him TO spare the time. | have Of
ten heard granny say how fortunate |
am, she added: put d glance at her
auditors face impclled her to throw
IN, as 1t We're. care leS5lt, y shall have
q gOycrncss some dav. " at the close.
"Oh, you will?" said he.
"OE, yes, suppose so. Most girls
do Won know - said lnl.T,y
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DECEMBER.


Oh, holly branch and miStletoe.
And Christmas chimes where'cr we 60,
And stockings pinned up in row.
These are Thy gifts, December.
II.
And if the wear has made thee old,
And SilVtred all thy locks of gold,
Thy heart has never been d-c"ld,
or known fading emb"r
III
The whole world is a christmas tree,
And stars its many candles be.
oh, sing a carol joyfuily.
The years great feast in keeping.
For once. on n December night,
An angel held candle bright.
And led three wise men 10y lis night
To where Il child was sleeping.
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\ number Of boys in Scotland were
being rehearscd for I'M amateur perform
aucc, and the boy who was to personate
tho hero was told to fan on the floor at
tie right moment But when the crisis
was reached on the examination day. he
did not fail The verse was repeated, but
still he remained upright Being accord
mthcr said waSna to IA, for I've got
on my SunlHE clanSN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

There is little nest 50 round,
High high above the ground,
Swinging gaiiv in the air.
Grading the little brides there,
For the patient Mother I.inuet
Who sings all day within il,
While the atilcr liicS away
10 get them something for the day.
once whcE the fields were sweet with hay
A naughty hoy passed by that way
And Spicd that nest so round,
High, high above the ground,
And, picl1ug up rock,
He gave tlat nest shock;
Then. falling to the ground,
Fell that little nest 50 round.
Now whcrell the little brides 20
When the air is full Of SNOW:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22
American Fruit Condemned.

Thomas Cunningham informs the Co
Iumhian that 10000 boxes of British Co
lUmbia apples could have been sold in
Vancouver last week had they been avail
able. Ten carloads of apples had been
received n the port of Vancouver within
the past week from Ontario and Oregon.
The fruit is now being inspected. and
some of it has already been condemned
and re-eNportcd. and some small lois. not
included in the above, We're crcmaipd.
Fruit inspection in British Columbia is
no more rigid than in New Zealand. Mr..
Cunningham has information that a
whole shipload of American fruit was
condemned some time back at a New
Zealand port, and the ship. being rowcd
out to deep water, the cargo was dumped
overboard.-NeW Westminster Column
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

sermon on Charity dis mornin'
deacon Deacon Hardserapple Dat
was ? very touchin >arnon. parson.
Kin yo' lend me a dollar Exchange.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

Two mon were before a Bay Ridge
a.. H. Justice the other day charged
with stealing a parrot from a Fort Ham
ilton hotel. The bird was also in court.
\ waiter in a hotel testified that he saw
the two men enter and when they left
they carried a bundle. The parrot NvaS
then missed. 'You lie,' interrupted the
minutes before quiet was restored. The
prisoners were eventually discharged for
lack of evidence. but the hotel man got
his hir,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

\ hard cough distresses the patient and
racks both lungs and throat. DR.. d,
,Iayu"'s ENpec;Orant Is the remedy want
el to cure your cough. and relieve both
the pulmonary and bronchial organs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

Who suffers from headaches and billions
ness needs a medicine to keep his stomach
and liver in good working order For such
people k!pans I8buIes I'LL the bill One
tabule gives relief
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

In nine consecutive transatlantic vow
ages this year the I-u"ania has averaged a
tr.ie over twenty-five miles an hour
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22
- Wv SicE Sisters,

ct me tell you something.
For years | have been almost
a constant sufferer from female
trouble IN all its dreadful forms 80
Shooting paInS al nrcr NV
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

What have you in tba
shape Of orauEesE'' Grocer-..XVeU We
have ba~eballs Harlem Life.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

"A hippopotamus, brought from the Nile
TO Rome, by order Of Titus, to celebrate
the close Of the Jewish year cost $4,000
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

Scientific opticians. Eyes examined
free. Visit or write O. L. Rosenkrans g
Thatcher Co, 129 Wisconsin street, Nil
YANKEE
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

man with child SO
got two bottles last
September, and De
nbcr 18th ! had a
twelve pound baby
girl. When l was
confined I 1caS not
sick IN my zcaY. |
did not suffer any
pain, and when the
LLildwas born I walk
cl into another room
and went to bed. I
keep your Extract Of
SuIdrt-W ced on hand
al the time. 1t was
very cold weather
and orr room was
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According to Supt. Byrncs IS. 4G9 VIC
lauonS OF law were committed bv Nov
York Saloonkcepers within a period If
threa months rncnntlr
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Of how brave he was Brave people
are always modest.
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body sick
headache,
spinal
weakness,
taintncss,
dizziness,
depression,
and every.
thing that
was horrid.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

'''-- '"NtEth'Il NFHfLGN inca
many doctors i'll different parts Of
the Y $, but /JlIia r. /UkHam' s
t[rt4hlr (onroanH has done more
for me than all the doctors.
II tccl i my duty to tell YOU
these facts TINT you also may be
cured. My heart IS full of graft
tudc to Mrs Pinkham. - Mrs.
Harriet W1mpIcr, 5o7 Kasota
Block, Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs. Plnkham's Compound is
our one unt1lliag remedy.
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V-Iy cod but I did not take any cold. and
never had any aftcr-pain or any other pain.
1t was I'll due to God and Dr. P.crce's Fa-
vo1itc Prescription and Compound Extract
II Smart Weed. This IS the eighth living
child and the largest Of them all l SUI
f-rcd everything that flesh could suffer with
shc other babies. I always had a doctor
nd then h. could not help me very much,
ont this time my mother and my husband
were alone with me My baby was only
seven days old when got UP and dressed
and len ny room and stayed up all day"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

Colombia, Ecuador and Peru have
submitted their boundary dispute to Spain
;> arbitrator.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-22

- mn /
could think Of, the
only thing that gave
me any relief was
to keep my head
bound with a cloth
to keep the air from
striking it. The
nasal passages Of
my head and my
lhfoat We're very
sore and GOV,