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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
zBRyss uaRszavskl
DIVA ray dzlenuie!
Najpopularnieisze plsmo polskie

Najpopularnieis ze plsmo polskle.
Wychodzi codziennie W dw6cl
edycjach: rannei i wleczorne], O.
pr6cz SWAT dni swiatecznych: "
ktore wYchodzl raz ieden ma dzlen .
OlbrzYmi dzia{ telegram6w j
korespondencyj re wszystkich stolic
europejsk1ch i pahstw zaocea-
nowych, wreszcle wsp61pracown1ct.
wo pierwszorzednych pisarzdw
polskich zjedna}y
KURYER0WI WARSZAWSkIEMU
wyjatkowa W kraju naszym "a.
granlca poczytnosc l powage.
wynosi mjesiscznie IS. / kop. 50. Nu::
mel po~jeiyhczy wieczorny kos7tuje W
Warszawie kop. 5, porannv ZaS kop.
Cena og4oszen: Keklamy: za ]e.
den wiersz garm, ntoWy, albo lego
miejsce pierwszy raz Is kop.. Aazdy
nastepny raz kep 20.
Korcspondencya prywatna pc
Genie reklan:
NekrOlOgla: "a WierSz 10 kOD.
ZwyczaJue og!oszen1a: Ia jede1
wiersz petitowy, alto jego miejsce,
pierwszy raz 10 kop. kazdy nastepny
raZ 8 kOp.
Male og@oszenja "a jeden wyraz
20 2 kor- Kazay raz o%gloszenie minimum
90 kop.
Nades}ane: Ia ieden wiersa
g&Tm0ntOWY rs. l..
Adres ola depesz
NARSZAWA. RUSSIA.
Adres ola ljst6w:
Warsz ava. KURYER WARSZAWSK]
Ogolny adres.
KURYER WARSZAWSKI.
Blao Teatralnyee Nv ,erzbowa .
Warszswa, Europe. Russia
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
NoWych ksiazek

NO I'll IASlpAVA
prowadzi}a codopiero z Europy
ksiegarnia IL ieronlm a d
4 owsk1ego Winonie,
ulanowicie
L. Gle b a E zaC hrze-
4ci Ii k a. ksiqzka do
n~abozenstv'a ola katolikew
" slicznej z}oconej l wy
t~iaczanei ok1adce oraz ze
z}oconym brzegiem l.2b
s. og nadzie]a a.
sza, ksiazka do nabozeh.
silva, W ttakiej samej kosz-
towne7 oprawle l.2l
3. B ad2..W ola Two
a, modlitwv rozmysla-
uia ma ~wszystdie uroczy.
siosci kosoielne "a wszel-
kie okollcznoscl zycia, W
droglej oprawle la
4 Ksiazka d b o.
s w Dunina w
ma wspanialszej oprawie,
bez okucla) h.. zoe
6. Ani6{ st<6z l., cpraw-
nv w sk0re 86eAnf.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
z GALICYl.

"A UA1lO1le
POD RZADEM AUSTRYAC-
KIM jest prawo :akie, BE
ka1da gazette, MIN pojdzie W
SWAT, must naiprz6d precise
przez cenzure II. must bye
przedtozona osobno do tego
celu upowaznionemu urzednl.
kowi do p%rzejrzenia; ie3eli "
gazette zna1duje sic ]aki arty'
kul, ME podobajacy sic VIA
doom, W takim razie gazeta
zostaje skasowans, g redakcya
musi ma to miejsce inny ar.
tykui nmiesci6; dopiero wten-
czas, .gdy cenzura zgadza sic
ma wszystkie artykuay, gazeta
mole isc W SWAT. (Podobne
urzadzenie Jest take W Rosyl,
tylko Re w}adze rosyjskie VIE
lie ostrzej jeszcze sobie poste-
puja i ami 5,dziesiatej czesci
tych artyku}6w ME przepus2-
czaja; co w}adze austryackie.)
Ot6z ksiadz Sto allows.
k i, wydawca pism ludowych
po)sklch pod zaborem austry-
ackim, wni6s} pred dwoma
laty petycya do austrYaczjego
p%arlamentu p%rzeciwko zarza-
dowi poczt galicyjskich, kl6re
n i e K w przez pro
kuratora numera lego pism
,Wienca" i ,,Pszcz6lki'' kon.
fskuia ii. kasuia- Sprawozda-
wca komisyl petycyjnei, rodo'
witty niemiec, 4ada}, jak dono.
81 lwowskie ,,Siowo Polskie"
uwzgiednienia skargi ks. St..
Kolo polskie zas, II. pos}owle
poiscY z Galicyi przez usta
ks. g h t k W k; e g
wnieSli o przejscie mad ia pc
tycya do porzadku dziennego,
i. o odrzucenie petycyi. Ma
szcz escie wszyscy lnni posfowie
byli innego zdania / przyzna.
Ii slusznoS6 petycyi. gdyz mad
u1ycie jest naduzYciem, choc
by ma przeciwniku poliuYcznym
byto pope}nione. a tn chodzi
o obrone praw obywatela
panstwa. TAX vice - pisze
slusznie ,,Slowo Polskie,"
Niemcy dali polskim posiom
nauczka o potrzebie obrony
wolnosci; zas krakowska mo,
wa Reforma" douaje, Re wsku
tex tego zdarzenia %powsta}o
W Kole polskiem wielkie ME-
zadowolenie ksledza Chot-
kowsklego.
Do tego cd siebie dodac
musimy, he plsma ks. Stoja-
1owsklego, opierajace sic ma
stanowisku zupetnle ludowem,
znienawidzone 50 przez wYz-
SEE stany W Galicyi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
GAZETA LWOWSKA

numerze srodowym FL I'm.
donosi, il " zeszla niedziele
umar1 we Lwowie sxutkiem
pora3enia m6zgu professor z V
gimnazyum lwowskiego NJ a +,
c S W i ia | s k i. Ur6dzi]
sic W Baiiskach W W. ks.
Poznanskiem r. 1916, nauki
pobierat W gimnazyum W
Trzemesznie, bral udzia} W os,
tatniem powstaniu styczniowem
i by} nastepnie ma uniwersy-
tecie W Wroctawiu, a r. 1878
prgeniosf sic do Lwowa tn
zosta} profesorem gimnazYel-
nym. Obarczony liczna rodzi-
"a zyl iedynie ola ogniska
domo wego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22

Polecam Wlelepnemu Dncho-
wienstwu jak i Szanownym Iowa
rzystwom 2olsklm moi Sk}ad / Pra.
,6wnie r6znego gatuuku* & NEa"Tis
rwi, Scarf. DxnasS,' zooz~t.
Beref. PaIek RE arszsafss''
wskich iap. Pc iaknajtahshei
Genie. Wykonuje wszysthe obsta-
lunk1 jak najpunktalniej i najsu
m,enniej, DO przez dziewietnascie
lat praktyki nabra}am wprawy W
p~owyzszych wyrobach. Take We
lebny1n Siostrom polecam MOI
sk}ad i w,elki wybor M"ron,
Welon6w> RuAiet6~, ola
Dzlewcz3t j Chfopcow, przystspu-
jscych do pisrws<e] Komunn swie'
tei.-Tak s&mo mann zaw>z7 ia
sk4adzie Norony, %e'""y
ola m4odvch Panien do slubu,
wszystko po jaknajtanszsj Genie.
Er Prosze przybyc i przeko.
CAD sig W Polskim Handful, zanim
se ndao;e do Bktadu narodowosci
sboej.
Z szacuuk1em
w. SfOmfhxka
$40 Mil,ooukee Ave. CHICAGO ~
W ksiegarn' 81. DERDO-
WSKIEGO W Winena, MINI.
$50 E. End Str,) MONA sdo.
sta6 nastepujaca polsks ksla,
Ike:
do pisania
List6w Mi4osnych
oraz tYczacych sic o2enlenla |
sama1p6jscja.
CENA 81 cent6w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22

Sedzia sledczy przystapii
tedy do protoko}u i skoro
zosta} sko6czony, towarzyszya
panu Mutierowi do gospody
pod Anio}em Str6zem.Z otnierz
prosil 90, a3eby sic zatr2ymat
W izbie goscinpej, a potem
przYwo}awszy Anne opowle-
dzia}, co zasz}o uwiadomit
ia. jak dalej ma sic zachowac.
Anna z usmiechem zbli2y}a
sic do pokoju generafa i "a.
pukafa z lekka do drzwi.
- Kto tam? - zapYta1
general gniewnym g}osem.
- Anna; MECH pan gene
raj otworzY!
= Go PAM zadasz? - py-
tai O wiele tagodniejs Sym
tonem.
- Chcia}abym z panem
rozmowiG sic ma chwile, a
gf6wnie pragnefabym zasiegg-
nae pahskiej rady co do
nsszego wesela.
= To bardzo pieknie 2
twej strony, droga Ammo, -
odparl general.
Skoro sic drzwi otworzyfY,
sedzia Sledczy i Mutier ukryli
sic pc ga niemi.
General przenikliwem spoi-
rzeniem obrzucil zupefnie
pusta izbe goscinna i ME
widz4c nikogo, zgodzil sic z
usmiechem ma wysfuchanie jej
prosby, wchodzac do izby, ale
zarazem pozostawiajac cd
pokoju drzwi otwarte, gdy&
byto bardzo goraco.
- Pozwoli pan, re ma
chwile przerwe mu jego .sa'
motpoS6, = zacze}a Anna,
siadajac ma kanapie obok
generafa, a to st6sownie do
lego 2yczenia. - Pan to-,
dzieki jego dobrooi, doprowa-
dzites do skutku rasze pola~
genie i jak sobie pomys|e, De
bez wdania sic J6zefa nieza-
wodnie ci iotrzy byliby pana
zamordowali... Bo przeciez to
ME ulega watpliwoSci, lie chcia'
no pana generala : zamordo.
wac!
= O najniezawcdniej! By
llby mic zarzneli jak baranka
= Me opowied2iales pan
nam iednak szczeg61ow te:
s%traszliwej zbrodnl, rzekta
znowu Anna, -- nle roZumlem
g1ownie tego, dla czsgo G.
nedznicy chcieIi pana pozba-
WIG zycia j W Xxi to sposot
zaw}adnel1 parsaa osoba?
General, kl6remu n'ezmier
ME pothIebis h. he Anna Z
takiem wspo'czuciem zajmu]e
sic jego losem: opowiedzla} 2
najdro5nle]szem' szczego1aml
wiadomY czytelnikowi wgpa
dek. Jak tyiko cos by}o ME
jasnego w opowiesci genera}a:
wnet Anna zadawaia nlu move
pytanie general zmuszonyn
by1 bli2ej ten punkt okresli6
Skoro opowladanie zosta}(
ukohczone, Anna nagle ude.
rzYla sic w colo, jakbl
sobie cos przypomniafa i "a
1un1a1a.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22
Z P~oznabskiego.

z P~ozna6skiego.
w ziodzieje "a
kradli sic do chlewa piekarza
Serwatkiewicza i zabili mu
wieprza tucznego. PodejrzeDie
pablo ma trzech braci Szelaz
kiew1cz6w. Zandarm uda} sic
do ich mieszkania; tam krew
ia podtodze ich zdradzi1a,
zrobiono rewizya W cafym
domu,a kiedY w}ascieiele one.
goz nie chcieli wpusci6 Ian
darma do sklepu, rozbito
dczwi siekiera i W skleple
znaleziono mieso z wieprSa.
ZIodziei uwieziono.
W SREMIE d. 9 kwietnla
otwiera PAM S zczerb n s.
ka z k / a d d | a d e W
czat p o Is k &c h, W ktorym
ksztafcic sic beda praktycznle
i naukowo w gospodarstwle
domowem, ogrodnlctwie tip.
Kurs sameJ piracy domowe]
ma trwac rok, a z nauka Cos
podarstwa diva lata.
POZNAN. W sobote, dnla
"a Lutego o godz. 9.te] rano'
zgasla W Poznaniu pc clez-
kich kilkotygodniowycn cler-
pienlach opatrzona sw. Sakra-
mentami, sw. p. Albertyna z
Niezychowskich Ceg}elska, TO-
ma zasfu&onego posta, SIAM
helana Stefana Cegielskiego.
W GNlEZNIE siedmioletnl
synek wdowy Plekuckiej, po'
szed1 ma lod IA j%ezlorze po'
snanskiem, j zalamawszy sic,
utonat.
MA MYSZEJ wie2y "a Co.
pie pod Kruswica, staro3ytnei
pamiatce %naszej, bieg czasu
poniszczy} schody. Wydzia1 po-
wiatowy inowrocfawski uchwa.
lit 1000 marek subwencyi ma
sQrawienie nowych,
pod Korono.
wen d. l8 I'm. Wicher, jaki
tutaj panowaf. zerwat dach re
stodo}y i wrzucit go ma dom
szkolny, stojacy W oddalenlu
100 krokow mad droga. Scia'
ma W budynku zawali}a sic z
wielkim 1oskotem, a gruzy iej
przycisnety nauczycie|a, sic
dzacego natenczas prey stole,
c6rka stojaca obok rowniez
dozna1a pognieceh ma ciele.
Ciezko ranny nauczYciel Ultra
Gil przytomDos6, ale go
czempredzej wYciagn1eto pod
gruz5w i %przywo1ano do 2ycia.
Sprzety W poko,u 5ciana po-
trzaska}a
UMARE ~ Poznaniu sw. p.
Wladyslaw Notify. d}ugoletn
pracownik W redakeyi ,Kury-
era Poznahskiego"i, Dziennika
Poznanskiego."
w LESZNIE pomiedzy 10
abituryentam,, kt6rzy zdali
egzamin dojrzatosci naukowe1
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22

" umarf W
tvch dniach sp. dr.. J6zet
Eepkowski W So roku 3ycia,
ktory okofo roku l848, a vice
pred 46 )aty nalezaf do
redakcyi ,.Dziennika Como
szlaskiego.'
PLACTC "A
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22

W SZAMOTUEACH pobfo-
gos}awiony zosta1 zwlazek
ma}zenski przez K. mansyo-
narza Burzyhskiego pomiedzy
p. Janem Babiaczykiem a
panna Justyna Freska; oboje
z Szamotul, W kosciele para
faln YIN. SzczesG Boze mlodei
parze!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-22

PkACIC IA
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01

ing anxiety had occupied the little
girls min /. and that was in reference
to her being EanGc TO the Ciniug-roJ Il
( by Rellenden.
The more she had thought about i.
the more eager and anxious she had
become. as was Jerry's way Whenever
any desire once took possession CT her
little excitabIe breast
To take his arm. To step grandIy
along before everybody like real
grown-uD young lady-how encnant-
ing.
She did not stop TO remember that it
had never struck her a. enchanting,
but rather in d reverse light hitherto.
II would, at any late, he simply heav-
enly now.
And of course il was her right 10
lead the way. ana do honor 20 the
stranger guest in her own castle.
Granny had often told her that she
ought 10 prepare 20 take her place. as
mistress and head Of all. ere long 50
perhaps. indeed most certainly. granny
would think this a good OPPORTUNITY
Tor her 10 begin. 1t would also instruct
Capt. BcIlenden in her position and her
rights, and make his blunder Of the af-
ttrnOOn all the more astonishing and
ridiculous to hisre objection.
He might erform his part OF the
ceremony with Il twinkle in his eve.
and Jerry would not have freed him
from sly "reminiscences as he and she
marched through tn" long gallery TO-
gcfher but. carry il OF as he might.
he could not fail 10 feel q little fool sh.
and might be trusted to be a. discreet
as herself before spectators.
All Oftnis had been care fully thOuUHt
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01
SHOUTING AFTER DEATH.
Capt. Solan's Last Cry at the Balaklava
Charge,


There is n story told of Capt. Nolan
Of the Light brigade ut Balaklava Nolan
rs aide-de-camp of the division general
assumed 10 guide the Light brigade IN IT'S
awful charge. and. with frantic eNclamd-
ton and vehement gestures with his up
lifted sword. he rode 10 the right ohhque
beyond the head of the reckless column,
in order L. draw the too out of the val
ley of death. which lay directly in their
course. off toward a line of iianklng re-
doubts which they had been ordered 10
attack, and where victory and not ulSaS-
ter doubtless awaited them. When ne
was few PAGES 10 the right OF me lead
ing ranks a piece of shell struck nun on
the chest tearing into the heart. King
lake makes the following minute record
OF the event:
The sword dropped from his tNolan'S)
hand, but the arm with which he was
waving it the moment before still re-
manned high uplifted in the air, and the
grip of the practiced hurSeman. remaining
as yer unrrlaXed. still hel, him firm in
the saddle. Missing the perfect hand of
his master. and finding the accustomed
GoYcrnluCc now succeeded 10y the dan
Cling TeIHs. the horse all nj once wheeled
about ami began 10 gulIop back upon the
front of the advancing brigade. Then,
from what had been Nolan-and his form
WAS still erect in the saddle. bis sword
arm still high in the air-therc burst forth
q cry 80 strange and appalling that the
nearer who rode nearest ilm called II
un"arthlE And. in truth, imagine
continued the historian. the sound result
eel from no human Will, hut rather from
those Spd>mudir forces winch may act
upon the bodily frame when life rs a
power has ceased. The tlrm-Ncdtcd rider.
with arm uplttcd and stiff could hardly
be ranked with the living. The shrek
men heard rcndia- the air WAS scar.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01
KNOW LEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
tar Than others and enjoy life more, with
lr~s expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
,he value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles EN- Jraced in the
remedy, syrup Of Figs.
IT. excellence IS due to its presenting
IN tile form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; ctfectually cleansing the system.
GiSpelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
Ii has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because il acts on the Kid
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
cn!uE them and it Is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by ali drug
giSts in soc and 81 bottles, but il is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
CO. only. whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, YOU viii not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01

Human love NAV Change The
friendship Of last year has grown cold.
TIE gentIencsS of yesterday has
turned to severity. But it is never
thus with Gods love 1t is eternal.
our experience Of it may lie variable.
bat there 5 no ydriableneSS in the
love our lives may change; our
consciousness OF His love may fade
out, tut the love Cilngs forever, the
gentIeuess OF cod ahdes eternal.
"FJr The mountains shall depart, and
hills be removed, but nay kindness
shall no. depart from thee, neither
shall the covenant OF my peace lie re
moved, saith the / ord that hath
mercy on thee" There is never 4
IN ment, nor any eX erienca in the
life OF true Christian from the
heart Of which a message may not IN
Stantly he sent up to Sod. ana haC!.
to which help may not Instantly
come. tod is not OF in some remote
heaven merely lie is not away at
the top II the LONG, steep itc-Iaddcr.
LOOKING down upon Us IN serene calm,
ana watching Us as we str gg.e up.
ward iii pain and tears. II i Win
each one Of lis on every part the way.
His promise Of presence is an eternal
PRESENT tense: Il am with thee ="
81 Thou, God, secSt me" becomes
10 the believer most cheering and
inspiring assurance. We are never
out of Gods sight for a moment His
eye watches each one Of Us COntiu-
uaI.y, and His heart i, in Hi, eye.
He comes instantly to or help and
delivcrdnre when W are in any uecQ
or danger. --BitS Of Pasture.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01
Il t'aR1dirle

perhaps about fifteen. les, l think
about fifteen
Fifteen: That's my age. Did you
know: No, O. course you did not But
1t Is. | am Just fifteen.
''Indeed,>
And and-welI:"
About fifteen. and able to ride. and
fish. and Chamber up and down rock
banks, and make friends with castaway
strangers, and have enchanted castles
all ready to invite them up to. and
long, yellow, curls for them to Lull
when they come. and he was in the
act OF pulling the yellow curl~ before
him. when the door opened, and Cecil
Raymond entered.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01
Baggage Smashing ..

1t is not generally known that the
transfer COmpin IS in New York.
th CagO and other large cites exp tt
to BAY for the baggage they smash,
and this seems 10 be a seaeOnanic
time to bring that fact 10 the atten-
ton Of the public. Every railway
baggage master j. required t. give
the transfer company Il r"ceipJ for
all the a!gagc he receives aud will
not accept 4 package unless it j. in
good order The >ame rule is ap-
piled vii n the transfer company re
Ceiv 5 baggage from the railroads 50
that If a trunk IS delivered at its
destination in a damaged condition
the blame can be traced and laid
where it lelOngs
MI. :. W I. Draper. general man
aeer Of the New York Transfer Com
pany tells that they have to pay
several thousand dollars eyery wear
for damaged baggage. and often are
e. .uirei t. give indemnity even for
the loss Of strap. Al order to Sc
CT themselves .hcy carry an acct
dent in. uranCc policy Of SIP. 900. and
tn not only c vcrS damages to bag
gage, but accidents to their wagons
or drivers horses. II one OF their
wagons happens to run over a child,
or take a wheel a Buggy. the ac-
cident Insurance company pays the
bill. Last Year the total damage
collected under he insurance ppIiry
was about 1900.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01
PARTED on ONE SIDE.

The maid wore coat, collar, nccktie, and
shirt.
And parted her hair on the side;
Bur when some one addressed her as sir She
felt hurt,
And ran 10 her chamber and cried
Detroit Journal
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-01
Wisconsin Patents.

Patents for the following Wisconsin
inventions are reported this week by Err
win. Wheeler & Wheeler. IS and 80 Loan
and Trust building. Milwaukee, Wis
These attorneys Will furnish the In
ycntors Handbook free on request.
! ". Anderson, Rhincander Wis. tongue
support for slei=s: +. y Balch, NeiliSyille
Mis-, WaShboard; f. +. Bent Lake Geneva,
Wis. display rack; NJ. Il. Bigelow, Alden,
Ia. bride bit: Henry bowers. Milton, Wis,
land marker; IL g. Butler. Kenosha, VIZ:
burning clay To make ballast; Alfred %
CotzhHusnn. Milwaukee. Wis. adyertisi0>
or display device; Enoch Dickerman and r
l.. DicEcrman, Cora, Mimi, washing ms
chine: Peter Erickson. Houston, Mimi, wind
mill. Thomas Francis, Stevens Point, Wis,
gage: Charles Geuguagcl, Wabasha, Mimi,
horse htchin. device; John Jackson, elm
ton, Ia. typeWritiug machine; FREDERICK
KEGS, Minneapolis Mimi, corner strip; ): '.
Kennedy. St Paul, Mimi, moving machine;
Max kuuilmuclIcr. Milwaukee, Wis, bowling
alley, NicOlHus Lcidgen. Milwaukee, Wis,
nbricatur. james II. Maggard, Iowa city,
Ia. separator: II. -. May. Lakewood, la
band cutter and feeder; II. L. Mckinney,
liberty Center. Ia, folding egg case; John
\. Moe!n, Milwaukee, Wis, check holder.
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not know whether you had been in
time or not.
Il was only .ast in time.
"Nere You really? Should Won have
been too late in another minute:"
Yes. | think 50.
"Cnly fancy" sud Jerry. with large
eyes. ''AEd-an supposing you had
been, YOU would never have come
mo, indeed"
"Only fancy. What would you have
done -
STOPPED where I was. a"
only fancy, And never come up at
aII?'
NO. never" sa'd BciIenden, as
sOemnly as sac. Then there was a
pause, on her part Of satisfaction and
relief. on his o wonder what was TO
come next. He was CONSPICUOUS of be
inc both Battered and amused by Jerry.
Did lol tell Cecil about me-" was
her next ANA he faneied that even
there IN that vast saloon, with space
on every side. he" voice sank.
Il tod him that we had met.
Did Won say how
NO, Jerry did not say bow
Nor Il = where
"NO nor nor where.
"GOu are laughing at lle. but you do
not know Cecil. If he had heard all
about atout it, YOU know to-day. you
know mean your startling me and
And you crying.
IAN Your mistaking me :"
"An your onubbing me"
"And and all -
"And and all assented Rellendcn
our making up the quarrel, and be
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spirits take 1I2ht. It is time to accept
the help offered i'll Doctor Pierces Fa-
vo-itc Prescription. It's medicine which
was discovered and used by a prominent
physician for many years IN all cases of
female complaint - and the nervous dis
orders which arise from It. The Pre-
scription " IS a powerful uterine tonic and
nnTvinc, especially adapted to womans
delicate wants for It regulates and promotes
all the natural functions, builds up, invig-
crates and cEtJ6S.
Many women suffer from nervous pros
tra,iou or exhaustion owing to congestion
or 10 disorder Of the special functions. The
waste products should be quickly got lid
o. the local source of irritation relieved
and the system invigorated with the Pre-
scription" Do not take the so-Called
celery compounds, and nerviues which
onv put the nerves 10 sleep, but get
lasting are with Dr.. Pierces Favorite
Prosecution.
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Ri hiaRG ia. ono,
writes ! had been
great sufferer from
female weakness
l tined three doc
tors they did me
no good I thought
! was ali invalid for
ever But | heard
OF Dr.. Pierce S Ia
voritc Pr sCfiption.
aud tlien I wrote TO
him and he told me
lust how 70 take 1t.
took cia lit bottles.
now feel cntir IL
well. ! could etauC,
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How to Clean Windows.

simple as the operation may seem.
there Is a way TO clean windows ana
a way not To clean them.
The following suggestions may e
Of use / some. ~ they save both
time and labor.
Choose time when the sun d e,
not shine on the window. else it vii
lie dry-streaheI, ana no amount OF
rubbing can prevent it
Brush OFT all the dust inside and
out and clean woodwork around
glass first Jse tor this warm water
and ammonia.
10 not use soap Wipe Try with
cotton cloth. 10 not Use linen. as it
leaves lint on the glass when drv.
Polish with tissue or old newSpaper