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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-09-01
Pittsburg Division.

WESTBOUND.
No. 9-Pittsburg Express leaves ...1l5 m
63-Cumberland " &C dali
lv except Sunday $3.50 m
1l-Mail leaves. 2:30 p m
5-Chicago Limited. 9 ... 400 IN
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
Move zycie w zyIsch.

ZePsuts, nieczsyts krew, sprowadzs
stopniowo do wszelkiego rodzsju choro
by. podozss gdy swiezs, silns cyrkuls
cys jest nsjwiekszem wEmocuieniem
zdrowis, jake motna wynslezc.
Ora Piotrs GomoIo Jest nsilepszem
lsksrstwem ma krew, jake mona zns
lezc. Przeszio 100 lat atywsnis wyks.
zsio jego wsrtoso,
Me ma " krsju spteki, kt6rej mo
tnsby nsbyc tego srodks. Sprzedajs
go tylko sgenci miejsoowi. Jesli choe
Gle dowiedziec sic cos wieoej o tym le
ksrstwie ma pewno leczscym | gdzie j,
mo1ns otrzymsc, piszcie do Dea Pete,
Fshrney, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24

nam, te grupa tsmtejsza .wis.ko~,
wysle ma wystawe lwowsks paks ba.
wefny ssbranej ma f.rmsoh polskich;
kilka krakow I kitami baweiny j olej
Z nasienia tel rosliny,
Grupa No. 10 i'm. nK~osciuszko"
" Cincinnati, o. wzywa ~niniejszem
swych czlonk6w na posiedzsnie nadz.
wyozajne duis 20 styoznis T. b. W ME.
dziels. o godzinis 4ej po poludn iu,
" hall OBJ. Czerwihskiego. Sprswy 8,
bardzo wasne II obeonosc kaAdego
ozionka koniecznie ~potrzebns.
Ma dniu 20 stycznia 1894 W ponie
d.iaiek jest bal grupy 10. Poczatek Q
godzinie 5sj wieczorem, IA kt6ry czlon.
k6w. Przyjaci6i znajomyoh.w Cincin.
natl ! okolioy ~uprzeimie zapraszs sic.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
ST.. PAUL, MINI. dnia ID Styoznis g.
Szanowna r sdakcyol

ST.. PAUL, MINI. dnia ID Stycznis '9l
Szanowna R sdakoyo!
Prosze umi,sci6 " iamaeh nZgody'
nastepujaca koreSpondeucye:
Donosilismy jua o zaio.eniu Csytelni
pod NAIVE ,Biblioteks Unii Lubelskiej",
Towarrystwo to jskkolwiek wiele tru
dow starah k~osztowaio PREY zaio4eniu
tegcz, jednakowo. rozwija sic pad spo.
dziewanie pomyslnis.
Odczyty odbywsjs sic W kaAda ME.
dziele cd godz. Tel doc tel wieozorem,
Publicznosc, cho6 cd razu ME zbiera sis
~liczuie ma odczyty, to jednak jest ma
dzieja, 4e przybedzie corsz ~liozniej
Towarzystwo wyaej wymienione odbylc
swe roezne~ posiedzenie dnia z Styczni,
r. b. M kt6rem obrano zarzad ma rok
1894 jak nastepuje:
Autoni Mstz, prezydent. Jan Kuch'
nowski, vice prezydent. M. R,kowski
sekretarz l.. FIR, Sandeoki sskr. ii. J6.
zef Mstr, kasyer. Komitet f~nansowy:
Kasp. Franckowiak, FIR. Skorczewski
Roman Polski. Jan Buli6ski, odz wier'
ny; Jozef Rosenthsl, Bibliotekarz; And
Wisniewski l FIR. Ssorozewski [syn) dy'
rygent spiewu. Nadmieni6 tn wypsda
ze Towarsystwo to ewiczy sic takze "
spiewie narodowym. Ma temte posie'
dzeniu uchwalono, ably kup'6 IA kilk,
dziesist dolarow ksiatek do czego to.
xaraz obrano komitet. Take uchwalo
no obchodzi6 o lie moznos,i dnie glow
nieiszyoh psmistek z history narodr
~polskiego, gdyz przedtem to zaniedby
wano.
Obchodzi6 bedziemy dzief % Stycz'
mia W lokslu zwykiych posiedze6, ms
ktory to obchod aapraszs sic wszystkicl
przyjsoi6 dooreJ wolf. Take uchws
louo odbye dzish zaPustny W dniu 30,
go styoznis " iroie) z ozysto polsk,
muzyks | tsh,sm:. Bsdzie przekssks
stsropolskis psczki, . wieo msodziei
do wspoiudIisiu.
w dniu % styoznis odbedzie male
przedstswis.,is y lokslu swykiych po
siedzsh. Wssp wolny.
NJ. Rakotoski, sekr.
o97 Virginia ave. st. Paul, MINI
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
DETROIT, Mich. IA styoznis 1894.

DETROIT, Mich. IA styoznis 1894.
Szanoony Panic Redaktorzel
Uprsszsmy o u~mieszcrenie " ismsch
orgsnu Nv. Mar. Pol. 70 nsstepuje:
w dnju 8 psz1zierniks 1893 r. costa
10 asioaone Detroit, Mich. Towsrzy-
stwo bratniej pomocy pod nszws pOgni-
sko', " zsrzad ktorego wcbodzs: Piotr
Leszczyhski prezes, Jozef Lsnge vice.
prezes, Robert Dobrzelewski sekr. prct.
Jozef Nowskowski sekr. 6n, Stsni siaw
Nouskowski kssyer, Michsi Tuiecki,
J6zef Kosskiewicz, Wilhelm ZielihSk
opiekunowie kssy, Jozef Gao odz 1ierny
Felix Kiopocihski opiekun chorych.
Pierwszym krokiem ktore towsrzy.
sswo uczyniio byio wpissnie sic pod
sztsndsr nsrodowy przystepujsc dc
ZwiSzku Nsrodowego Polskiego.
Chocisa dis jestesmy " niewielkie
liczbie ale z czssem many nsdzieje q
towsrEystwo wzmooni sic nowymi czion'
ksmi. Dzis easy "a cietkie, ! chocis'
by wielu znslszio sic gotowych do 20.
iaozenia z mani, ale srodki msteryslne
ME pozwslsjs ma to trzebs mice oier-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
Polacy W Ameryce.

Dnia 2 b. m. zostalo ~zaloAone M
Town of Lsksw Chicago. Towsrzystvo
Maoier.y Polskiej " Ameryce majsce
"a Gel og6lny o~swiate ludu, nsjblitszym
zas oelem jest zaloaenie polskiej beg
Paatnej biblioteki ma Town of Lake.
1oicyatorem Tow, byi p. <. zurawski,
miejscowy aPtekarz PREY iaskawej po-
mocy PIP. j. Nuszkowskiego i q.
Schmdta. Towarzystwo liozy Ju. 40
czlonk6w.
Ks. Tsdeusz ~Jskimowioz, pro.
boszos Psrafi Polskiej s'go Pswia Apo
stoia " Omaha, Nebraska, opusoil pa
ra6e | WYE ,hal.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24

-
20 ziem must nastspi6 dobre. Tyn
ozassm krzatamy sic jak mozemy 1 ns
90 nasze SHY pozwalsjas ably powiado'
mid o naszem istnieniu og6i, braoi
zwiszkowych, itych 90 do mas ME ma
leaa q kt6rzy " prsysziosoi mote znami
sic pofsczs. w naszym pierwszym
wystapieniu jako W dzieh insuguracyi to.
warzystwa choielibysmy pOisozy6 p ,sy.
teczne z Przyjemnem. tym celu da.
jenny przedstawienie testralne po Ito.
rem nastapi bal. Teste uwatamy Z.
szko'e ola naszej miodzieay. Jszyk
Poprawny " sztukach t~eatralnych ma.
sIych znakomitych dramaturg6w, sluty
"a przykiad mlodemu p~okoleniu, kt6re
" wieku dziecinnym opusciio kraj ro-
dainny, albo tn juA zrodzone ma amery-
kahskiej ziemi, ME mote p~otocznej
movie Pozuae skarbow naszego jezyks.
Clytanie ksisaek, bywanie m pred
stawienisch teatralnyeh must slutyo i'm
"a wl6r; oprooz tego, ozy to dramat ozy
komedja zawiera zawsze sens moralpy.
My obecnie musimy ograniozyt sic
M grywaniu komedyi. inne dziaiy .,
~jeszcze ola mas ME dostepne, ale I GA
sem jak nasi anatomy wpiawia sic .
Publicznosc bedzie odpowiednio przy.
gotowanR, " tenczas dopiero pomysle-
my o powssniejszych dramatach ira
gedjsoh.
Ridendo oastigat mores (smiech po-
Prawia obycraje) Jest to bardzo prsw.
drive przysaowie, DO ME jeden lub ME
jedna zobaczywszy ns scenic tax jakby
odbite W zwierciadle swoje wlssne wady
i lmiesznosci kt6re vywolujs smiech
zgromadzonej publicznosJi; pomysli
sobie, te W zyciu prywatnem on, lub
ona jest celem posmiewiska lub litosci
" swojem k6lku.
Prose- p~rzebaczcie mi "a zbyt mote
rozwlekle traktowanie sprawY przedsta-
wieh teatraluych ale .daie mi sic Re
Przez ogoi powinna ona bye " ten spo-
sob pojeta.
Towarzystwo nOgnisko" rozpoc1yns
szereg amstorskich przsdstawieh, tax
na rzecz swoja jake ter i ma cele dobro
czynne zwiaszcza " obecnyeh ozssaoh
og6lnej nedzy, gdzie ME jedna mstks
wdowa VIOLA o kawalek chleba ola
~zgiodniaiych z~iebnietych dzieci.
Pomijamy f~lantropizm, gdya do tego
jestesmy "a biedni. pomijamy ohec wy
n~iesienia sic lub pokazauia sic jakiegos.
DO bysmy sic okryli smiesznoscia " obec
siebie samych; ale otrzee lze nies1czeSli-
wemu, i o lie srodki ma to pozwola po
dae reke W potrzebie, bedzie naszem
hasiem, zadaniem i p~owinnoscis. w
TAXI to sposob ,,Ognisko" rozumie i
traktuje bratnia pomoc, " lynn kierun-
ku prsgnie sic rozwijac i daayc. Oby
mas tylko ogoi zrozamiec zschcial.
Pierwszs przedstawienie 4 lutego RIB.
i odegrans zostanie komedjs J61sfs Bill
zihsk ego pod tytutem MA 90 Wy Ks
waler". Sztuka Ia czesto grywans u mas
" krsju z wielkiem powodzeniem; spo-
dziewamy sic te ! tutaj doana sympaty.
cznego przyjecia.
Pozostsje z szacunkiem
Robert Do6rzeleaoski. sekr. prot.
400 Garfield ave. Detroit, Mich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
anie.

Niniejs:e m dziskuje s.. Rad. Cent?.
jake ~wszystkim zwiazkowym "a wy
p~iscenie mi posmiertuego pc metu mym
sp. J6ze6e Ptaku. w smutku pogrs
iona wdowa KATARZYNA PTAK.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24

Cierpiaiam mocno M zaziebienie;
wskutek rsdy jednego z przyjscia uty.
lam DIR. Augusts Koeniga hsmburskiej
herbsty piersewej ] zostaism wkrotce
~wyleczons. - Psni Arstingstsll, las
Court Str. Cincinnati, o.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
skrzynka do IistSw.

p. II. K. 70 Bremond: Nsjlepiej
.przysisc do Chicago - IA rsce sekr,
Kom. Centr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24

Cry mssz jski wynsls1ekP Porsdz
sic mas . zrobisz msjstek.
Polska kompsnis ~wyrsbisnis pstsn.
tow / model
Il. Il. SchuItz,
260 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
POsZuktWanfe.

Jozefs Rock poszukuie swego brata
Ignscego Wslentego Roaek poobodzsr
cego Z Gslewa Z Ksiestwa Formidable
60. Mech sic zgsosi poswojs nslstytost
pienietus do siostry ale osobiSoie, pod
Mr.. 697 Dickson ct.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-01-18
AN EMPEROR AT PLoW.
Curious Rites Performed by the Rul-
err of China at Certain Intervals.

Curious Rites Performed by the RuI-
er of China at Certain Intervals.
In order to emphasize the Importance
of the cultivation of the soil and to en-
courage his subjects to follow agricul-
tural pursuits, the Emperor of China
sometimes performs certain rites at
the 'emperor's field,'' and goes through
the form Of blowing and other work of
the husbandman. One day recently,
says the n. A. y. Gable, the emperor
set out at daybreak from his place,
with a numerous and magnificent train
Of courtiers and others. Before break
fast the emperor arrived at the Shrines
of the diety presiding owe agriculture
and his majesty stopped TO offer up
his thanksgiving and sacrifices. After
changing his dress the morning repast
was served at the end of which the en-
peror proceeded to the field, at the -four
cornerS Of which were erected four pa
vilions where the seeds Of wheat and
other cereals were placed. In the cen
ter We're numbers Of magnificently at
tired courtiers, each holding aloft a
many cofored flag, while on the side of
the passage were scores or aged and
white haired farmers. each having in
his HAND some agricultural implement.
Placing his left hand on the pillow and
holding the whip in his right hand, the
emperor began the ceremony of the oc-
casion. BY Encouragement the officers
did their allotted share, some welding
the agricultural implements, while
others scattered seeds out of the baS-
kets as If sowing. while the emperor
was busted with the plow which was
hi-ched TO a richly caparisoned bullock,
d'aped in yellow and led by two of the
Ell peror's bodyguards. On the emper-
Oh finishing his round at the plow the
three princes were ordered to go
through the performance, and after
them nine high courtiets had their turn, |
after which the performance closed.
Having received tie greeting of his off,
GERS the emperor returned TO his pal,
ace.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-01-18
winter Roses

There is an unwritten code In the
giving of flowers which directs that it
is better in the eyes of a New York up
to-date girl to receive a single perfect
long-stemmed rose from the smartest
shop in town than a whole roomful
Of ordinary poses sent in from an I'M
known florist. The present fashion in
the wearing of flowers restricts them
to a large and fragrant American beau
ty rose or Il bunch of violets. The
chrysanthemum has had its day and Is
going out of season now, but the rage
for violets increases, and the tickle fan
cy Of nm is true TO the modest lit
lie purple flower all the year around.
She tucks them in the belt of her sum-
mer gown or pins them on her sealskin
coat. and at one of the recent swell
balls n belle had Il gown all trimmed
with ~viOlets, which looked very pretty
until the flowers began to fade.-SeIg
York Sun.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-01-18
--.- ~ssw.sss. b, r.ecrr...~

A method OF fog signaling has been
ON several branches of the
North London system of the Great
Northern railway of England, which
obviates much of the unreliability and
of the systems hitherto used.
A wire is laid in a pipe, from the sig
nal box to the various signals, at which
brushes of copper project some four or
five inches above the sipe of the rail
nearest the signal. A similar brush.
which connects with an indicator and
bell on the engine, is fixed 10 the en-
ginc foot-plate. When the signal points
to danger the two brushes come into
contact. and the ringing Of the bell and
the warning Of the driver by a minia-
ture signal on the engine that the LING
is not clear is the result. The arrange
ment can be readily switched off, in
fine weather, so as to become inOpcra-
tive. This electrical device seems TO be
the most simple as well as the most
efficient mean yet reSorted to for fo@
signaling, and the Great Northern rail
way intends to adopt 1t owe the Who'll
of it's lines.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-01-18
When They Meet and PART.

An Englishman salutes his friend
with How do You do? Good-by. Fare
we'll" Similarly the Dutchman.
"Vaar wei" and the Swede "Farval."
A Frenchman says, Bon jour! Au
plaiser' Il. G. DE vous ~revoir''). An
Italian, "BuOn giorno! Addio! A rivi-
A Spaniard. "Buenos dias!
AdOis. Hasta Ia vista!' French, "Au
revoir."O The Turk folds his arms
across his breast and bows his head to-
ward the person whom he salutes. The
common Arab says, Salem aleikum''
C"Peace be with you.") He then lays
his hands on his breast in order to
show that the wish proceeds from his
heart.-Lander und Volkerkunde.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-01-18
An English luncheon.

On n occasion I see a company of
poets, philosophers, and fanatics at a
table presided over by a young lady,
the daughter of the house. / sat there
wiping my forehead (they do the eat
ing. 1 the perspiTing) as l saw slices Of
beef disappearing with vegetables,
mustard, etc. The host then asks me
what / think of the food and the mode
Of eating, | reply instinctively: 1T is
horrible!'' This reply sets the gentle
men roaring and my hostess blushing.
How a n little stomach hold such
an enormous lunch? Even women and
children take large quantities. What
vitality these people have, to be surel
The waste Of vitality in their climate
and under their conditions of life must
be enormous; it has, of course, to be re-
placed.-By 4 Hindoo In London.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-01-18
Chfko on N Rampage.

incheS lone II nearly Tour inches
thick Chiko could not break it. After
trying in vain to break 1t by holding it
on his head and Juggling downward on
each end Chiko rubbed his head. gaZed
sorrowfully at the spoke and then
reaching ct of his cage laid it on the
floor and nth his long arm pushed it
to Il place where Il was impossible for
him to see II. A week later the keeper
gave him 4 longer piece of wood to play
with. Chiko made a tremendous eff
fort and snapped it in two. Feeling
elated over his success he thought he
would try that wheel spoke again. so
without hesitation he went to the place
where he had placed it and, reaching
out his arm, he CROPPED about. 1t was
Lot there. ChikO then CROPPED along the
outside of his cage until he had com
pleted the circuit. Then he yelled and
roarcd until the building shook. The
keeper came out and looked Mt him.
Chiko thrust his arm out Of the cage
and pointed to the spot where he had
placed the spoke. The keeper went to
a pile of rubbish, found it and passed 1t
10 Chiko. Cliko was happy, but he
could not break the spoke. After at
tempting II Ill VAN hdll d uoHSh 1ihNS
he gave it up and placed the spoke
where he had hidden it before. This
time. however, he guided 1t carefully,
uniting out his arm every little while
To make sure that the spoke was there.
The only thing that Chiko fears In
ali the world is an elephant. He does
not understand elephants, and, what
is more. he does not wan to- ChlSo
would attack a dozen armed men Wlth-
out 4 moments hesitation, but the
SIGHT Of a baby elephant would make
him feel sick.
Chiko has studied the crOWds mat
come to see him as carefully as lley
have studied him, A few minutes be-
fore II o'clock every morning he be
IN restless and jumps nervonsiy
around his cage. Then the doors are
opened and he climbs to the top OF ms
and watches the people come Ill.
When ne is in q good humor be mah1s
the crowd laugh. He knows how TO 90
Il TOO He laughs and stands on his
heads and swings on the trapeZe that ne
has NJ Inst permitted to remain III ny
cage. and prances about, stopping every
few minutes to look at the croWd 10
see how they like it.
Sometimes he takes a dislike 10 d
face in the crowd. He then stamps
about IT, cage and roars II shows MS
tooth like n ferocious demon. A lie"
minutes before 4 o'clock he climbs 10
The toD Of his cage again n waits iof
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-01-18
An Effective Plea.

A legal decision has been rendered
in Philadelphia which illustrates the
transitional nature Of the progress now
being made in electrical science. An
electric light consume disputed his bill
on the ground that the meter did not
ncanSure correctly. There is no surcr
way Of throwing the average electri-
elan into the widest excitement than
by mentioning casually the fact that
~"electfcity is in its infancy" but this
trGlSp! was turned TO profitable account
when the case was brought into court.
The complainant pleaded that notwith-
standing the apparent progress of re-
cent years in electricity, the science is
Sill in the i~nfantile stage; that the com
pany had adopted a meter, which, in
their Judgment, was the best that could
be found; that the affidavit of the de-
Tense did not indicate in what respect,
manner or particular the meter was in
correct, and that ii gave no standard
by which such incOrrectneSs or correct
ness could be tested. The court sus-
TIMED this view, and entered judgment
accordingly.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-01-18
playfnlly threw the fragments out oe

PmyiuIly threw the fragments out Of
us cage toward the keeper
Cilko Is a typical monkey. Every
,nins that he sees he tries to initiate
Unfortunately he was brought IN whore
Is spoken and has not vet
peeh accustomed to English words The
other Gay lie sat crouched in a corner
LOT Il long time watching Mr.. Goss
red q newspaper, After a while he
came orWard and clapped his hands
az wanted something. His keeper
helu up a banana. Chiko clapped his
hands again. 1t was not a banana
something else. Mr.. Goss held up his
newspaper. Chiko held his hairy arms
hrough the bars. The ewspa wos
WHIT he wanted. He returned 70 his
CORNER, seated himself carefully. and
win MS legs crossed and nis back
against the wall, ~leisurely opened the
paper anu looked at it earnestly. as
though he was reading it. After star
ing at h inside page for a while he
relolded the paper, doubled it as an
experienced newspaper reader will do
ana began to study the advertisements
me crowd of spectators burst into
laughter. ChikO looked up angrlIy.
Jumped from his sitting posture. and
Tore the paper into a hundred pieces,
lie does not like TO be laughed at.
Al 4 O'Clock in the afternoon Cbiko
Is fed, or, TO be more exact. Chiko
ONES. He eats half a dozen bananas. an
orange or two raw eggs, washing It
all down with a pint of port Nine-l
habit which he contracted in Portugal.
AFTER the meal the keeper hands ChiEo
4 wet rag and a toothpick. ChiIo care
fuily wipes his face and his hands and
then with all the sObeTupss and ,leliIi.
Grafton of an e~aSy-going gourmand care
fully picks his teeth. When he Is
through with using the rag he places
1t in Il corner OF the cage where the
Keeper Cannot rcacl it. After he has
tiken his p~ostprandial nap he picks
1t up and cleans all the bars of bis cage.
using the utmost care in the operation.
Proof of His Wonderful Memory.
Chiko has Il wonderful memory. One
day the keeper gave him a stout wheel
spoke TO play with. 1t being eight
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-01-18

us cage. One day, however, he forgot
alinself and advanced to within three
ieet Of the cage. There were four Of
us stGding behind him, and luckily so,
TOO, for if we had not been there he
would have killed the keeper in less
uah a minute. Chiko saw his opportu-
MY, II IKE a fash his arms shot out
NtWeen the bars. With three of his
myers he caught the lapel OF the keep
ers coat, The keeper threw his arms
around my neck, and in 4 second all
-FOUR OF us seized him and tried to pull
lhn from the creatures grasp. Chik0
paiied, too, and l tell you, when | felt
nlh pulling, my hair stood on end. 1t
vas a fair tug of war for several Sec
onus' but we could not have held back
much longer IL one OF the other keepers
VAC not run up with a knife and cut off
le lapel thlt ChiSo was holding | never
oeiore In my life felt so happy as when
we all tumbled backward in a heap. 1t
WAS Just as though we had been pull
Hg against a steam engine.
'ney placed n trapeZe i'll Chiko's cage
- lne Arsenal a few weeks ago. so
wa. ne might amuse himself in his lei
sure moments. The horizontal bar was
" OAK nearly four inches thick, at
siched to the ceiling by iron bars. Six
iat men could have chung to that ira
pee Without staining 1t. Chiko, how
s,er, being In a bad humor thtt DAY,
sNlsted the iron bars into knots, and
'toN the oak bar in two.
leads ~ Pnner and Drinks Port.
ine worst thing about Chiko is that
- JUS a pe~rnicious habit of using his
STAT strength at every opportunity.
t NY they placed n chair in his cage,
i ~ = that Chiko might like to Use
,Iiko tipped the chair against the
h Mn, SGT upon 1t as ne had often seen
laa, Keeper do, and calmly crossed his
no lie sat like this for several min
a. WIN his eyes closed. When Chiko
d es ms eyes his keeper knows that he
a. nedltating some mischief. 1t was too
70 20 interfere, for IL the keeper We're
wnehture into the cage the chimpanzee
h,s ulu' either In anger or In play, tear
pro rims or legs out of their sockets.
/, h, T. Chlko got off the chair, took
niaaa us hands and quietly pulled ii to
mn. when 1t had all been taken
pass ne broke each piece In two and
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-01-18

Flower

Eight doctors treated mefor Hear
Disease and one for rheumatism
but did me no good. / could nc
speak aloud. Everything that | tool
into the Stomrch distressed me.
could not sleep. I had taken a
kinds Of medicines. Through
~ncighbor / got Il of your books
l procured q bottle Of Green's Aug
ust Flower and took it. / am to-dal
stout, hearty and strong and enjo'
the best of health. August Flowe
saved m life and gave me my health
MIS-. Sarah Cox, Defiance, 0. {