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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
WANT A STRAIGHT TICKET
REPUBLTCAS CHAIRMAS EAvEs, OF
NC, ISSUES IN ADDRESS.
A Cnse of Interest to Building and Loan
Fund Associations-A Judge who will
not Punish Onr- Legged Confederates.

| RALEIGH, n. c.. June i5.-John y.
caves. chairman OF the Republican State
Executive Committee, to-day issued an
address to his party in North Carolina,
in which he declares that a tidal wave
of Republlcanism is setting I'm. He wants
straight Republican State ticket, and
urges that in all Republican districts and
counties true Republicans be nominated.
In districts and counties where the DEM
ociatc majority is overwhelming he
thinks IT may be advisable to unite with
the Populists or Independent Democrats,
out says that as TO the wisdom OF this
local Republicans must judge.
AT recent meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Chester and Lenoir railroad the
presdent and directors were authorized
70 issue new bonds to the amount Of
100000. bearing interest at 3 per cent.
payable semi-annually, running thirty
years. In exchange for the old per cent
bonds, amounting TO $4,000 The addi-
tional 5000 is to be used in building and
equipping the extension from Newton to
Hickory.
Frederic Douglass. a colored pension
lawyer at New Berne. has just been die
barred from practice in the Interior De
partnent, on account Of overcharging his
clients. This action is the result of in
formation furnished by Special Pension
An interesting case came up before
Judge Graves. at Chambers this week.
An injunction was asked restraining the
Life Insurance Company OF Virsiaia
from selling the land Of J. c. Fagg, OF
Winston. The company does a building
and loan business. and had made n
loan to Fagg one Of the rules OF such
associations is that when a member fails
TO pay his monthly lnstallments he is
subject to a fine OF ten cents a share
for every month that the instalment re-
mains unpaid. On stock OF the par value
OF 500. the fine for the frs. month is
one dollar. the second month three dol
lars. the third month six. the fourth
month ten, and so on. In this case
Fagg failed to pay his instalments as they
became due. and after the lanse cf n
few months the company foreclosed the
and advertised the property
for sale. Now Fagg alleges that the
fines are usurious. and cannot be col
ected under the laws Of the State. and
asks that the sale be stopped until the
matter can be decided by law Judge |
Graves granted the restraining order. and |
he matter will 80 to the Superior and |
Supreme courts for final decision. The /
question Is a new one In this State. and |
he decision is awaited with interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
u BE CTCLOME,T TN.
Ills ALWAYS Fitted to, anv s,,. w,

Ills ALWAYS Fitted to' ANY Size whes,
new clcloWeter has been invented
Ihe cyciomTer consists Of nickel plat
ed tNe. The device weighs but three
oRhces. The mechanism consists Of a
In the tube. The worm gear turns n
threaded rod also within the tube. upon
which is nut, and as the nut Is so ar
ranged that II cannot turn, il moves
up me roo. The tube has a slot running
covered by transparent gauge. upon
which are two sets OF graduations. one
on each side OF a line running lcngthwise
OF me gauge. one set of the graduations
set for twenty eight-inch wheel. The nut
travels directly under both the gradua-
lions, so that whether riding thirty-inch
lions designed for that particular wheel
may be y.-Philadelphia Record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
HAMPDES-sTDNEY COLLEGE,
DIR. Hoge's Address-A Full List of the
Graduates.

HAMPDEN-SIDNEY. VA, June ID
Speciai.--Dr. Hoge addressed the two
literary societies this morning. after
prayer by the Rev. DR.. Murkland, OF
Baltimore. The veteran orator. in az
fecuonate response to Or. McIlwaine's
mention In his Introduction OF their long
friendship. recalled an incident Of the
PRESIDENTS tender age when ne. In de-
ciamatory fancy. was Norvnl on the
Crampian Hills. and even the boy that
stood on the burning deck. though, hap
PLY for Hampden- Sidney's after for
tunes. In fancy only.
nance and Imagination still as fondly
cherished as In his youth, you know
beforehand what the chivalrous old man
had 10 say to such an audience. Feudalism
together That type did good service in
the rude age, when the dominant idea was
that might made right, but II was only
the chivalry Of aristocracy. Even Burke
had no higher notion OF its finer spirit
when he said that "chivalry is dead"
The following is the list of the grad
yates for this session:
Master or Arst: T. A. Lewis, Frank
ford. w. Va.
Bachelors of Art: j. /. Armstrong. first
honor. Salem, Va; j. G.. McAllisttr. sec
oDd honor, Covingtcn. Va; Il. w. Simp-
son. second honor. Christiansburg Va:
j. II. c. Winston, second honor, Farm
Vile. Va: F. NJ. Allen. Hebron, Va; c.
c. Anderson. Putney's, Va; r. F. Dun
lap. Newbern. Va: W. T. George, Green
Sulphur Springs. w. Va: II. 7. Holla-
day. Jr.. Rapidan. Va: c. II. Lickider.
w. Va: J. S. Read. Covington. KY; H.
G. Richardson. Farmville, Va: j. r.
Rosebro Petersburg, Va: II. NJ. Smith,
Clinton, S. c.; ]. l.. Sydenstricker Acad-
envy. w. Va: A. d. Watkins, Meherrin.
Va; J. a. Wauchope, Hampden- Sidney,
Va.
3. s.: r. F. Dunlap. Newborn, Va;
II. T. Holiday, Jr. Rapidan. Va; j. II. !
{. Wifston. Fermville, Va; G.. y. Nor |
ton. Memphis. Tenn.
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LIBRARY COUPON.

| l. Keyeries or a Bachelor
| 2. Lays OF Ancient kome.
! 3. TIlylOSs Scandal
4. The House OF the Seven CAB,
3. Crawford.
4. The Coming Race.
Z. Dream Life.
s. trankenStein.
8. A Book OF GoI1en Deeds.
TO- Moses from, an old Manse.
IL. The Scarlet Letter.
~ Essays Of Ella.
10. Vicar OF Wakefield
il. Twice-Tod Tales.
IL. Paul and Virginia.
IT, story OF an African Farm"
il. Lays OF the Scottish Cavaliers
is. Lucille.
10. Dreams.
20. Black Beauty.
~. one of the Profession.
- Sartcr kesartus.
70 The ldyls or the King.
"a. The Pleasures OF Life.
25 The Lady OF the Lake.
20. Mornings in Florence
n. Rab aud His Friends.
% Whittier's Poems.
~. The Greatest Thing IN the World
30 Lalla ROOkh.
81 Longfelow's Poems
~ In MemOrlam.
33 The Princess.
"a Rasselas
s5 Poetical Selections.
49, Past and Present.
81. Thoughts from the. Emperor Marcus
Aurelius Antoninus
g. % ,sTss f a0d HsT9 kM0rs1ip
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CELLULOID MIRKOR.
VIII Now Be Impossible to Break the
Looking Glass.

For many years a popular superstition
has found favor In the minds OF many
regarding the misfortunes which would
follow the person who broke q mirror,
but at last this fear of ill-luck promises
to become a thing of the past. The cell
luloid mirror is a new invention which
should have a future. The manner of
constructing 1t is as follows: plate of
transparent celluloid is coated with sill
Yer or other polished metal, over which
another layer of Opaque celuloid is
placed, and a mirror is obtained which
may be burned. but which will not be
broken by an accidental fall. 1t is hoped
that this invention may be applied with
advantage TO optical Instruments Of large
dimesions, owing TO the ductllity OF the
substance, when permits of its taking the
required form with greater ease than re-
Electors in metal. while possessing ali the
merits Of the glass reflector.-House FIR
nishing Review
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
KILLED AT Il MILL.
Convicted of Manslaughter-Not IA Popu.
lisf-Knchin aud ButIer.

WELDON. n. c., June 15-Special.-
VIII Dudley was accidentally killed at
the Kinston planing-mills Tuesday. He
was running a rip-saw and was pushing
plank through when ii became pinch
81, wnicn caused II 10 be thrown back
1t struck Dudley above the stomach,
kuling him instantly He had only worked
one day at the mill when he was killed.
James 3. Crawlev has been tried and
convicted of manslaughter in Beaufort
county, and sentenced TO six years in the
3en!tentiary.
Is. >. Gay, prominent lawyer Of Jack
son, denies most emphatically the report
mat ne has gone over TO the Populists
lie says that he is in full accord with
ne Democratic party and believes that
nine-tenths of the white people OF the
state Will vote the Democratic ticket
IL is said that Kitchin has no love for
Butler. and he does not hesitate to so
less and not at all satisfied in the ranks of
the Peoples party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
CLOSING or THE SCHOOLS.
Graduates Of the Petersburg High School
Pro,rscisd Meetings

PETERSBURG. VA. June I5.-Spe-
ciai.'-The closing exercises of the public
schools OF Petersburg took place TODAY.
ana were quite largely attended. The full
graduates Oh The iilgn scnooi we're ,,ss,s
rouata Brunet. Annie Junita helms and
Forest Miley Tucker. anu
Inc protracted meetings that have been
IA progress Tor the past two weeks at the
new second Baptist church. conducted nv
tne pastor, Rev. A. /. Fristoe. assisted by
hev. ). +. Hutson. OF Richmond. have
peen brought to close. There were
6 Inc meat-house OF Mr.. William Kart. on
sysahore street. was broken into last
night and robbed OF three hundred mounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
MRS. LOCK WOOD JYINS.
She Can Now Practice Law in Virginia
Court OF APPEALS Rsverses Opinion

WfTHEV1LLE, VA, June l5-Speclal.
Ex-Judge Joseph Christians extended ar
gument yesterday upon the motion 10
license Mrs. Belva Lockwood TO practico
law In virginia courts attracted a laraA
crowd TO the Supreme Courtroom 55d
was rewarded to-day by favors6io de-
eis ssi Judge Richardson said1i matter
the public continent or precedents IA
customs IN tirginia or the terms OF the
statute, he would hs compelled to grant
co,,aso e,i s. a.. Cohen, of Richmond. was
oeiofe the Court of Appeals. W
It's probable the court will adjourn on
iesday In order to allow time for the
Preparation OF opinions in the cases
number ."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
Mr.. Tucker an Orlfor

The Louisville Courier-Journal Of lima
Sth has the following 10 say OF Mr. Tuck
er: There was another great speech made
on that same bill by Henry St. Georre
Tucker. 1t is one that ought 10 be print
ed in every newspaper In the land. Re
publican and Democratic alike 1t would
prove an educator after the question IN
which 1t was addressed had been dead
and forgotten a century. 1t was a mas
terpiece OF logic-not the logic OF disori-
sitlon' but the logic OF statement OF defni-
s uon' ~ ne continues 10 grow, people Will
say before long that Henry ST Georce
tucker Is greater John Randolph
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
Tor the state Championsh,p

ASHLAND, VA. June l5.-Specjol
Tie Randolph-Macon and Richmond COL
M n mines again meet on the base bah
n orrow. This is the FIRST OF a seriss
70 De played for the Championship ~
universities ard colleges OF the state rb ~
,Iss rem dnT games win be played on the the
nond IN" rh hsa c Q, ,nis month; both in Rich
p,onshlp. II Is claimed that the Tnlversi,ny
~ vifginia has cancelled It's games u,i,S
,,uchmond College, and Randolph Macon
n = nt,er repeated efforts. failed TO secure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
Rev. ". d. WnggOner Here

The regular meeting OF the Missionary
Society. Of Laurel-Street Methodist
church. which usually takes place on the
fourth Sunday In each month Will be
held Tomorrow, so as that the society
may have the opportunity Of hearing
Rev W. .. WaggOner. OF Montana, who
has consented 10 address them.
The meeting will be held at p. NJ.
Rev Mr. Wagner was formerly the
pastor Of that church. He will also
preach at night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
ATRANsCONTINENTAL TRAMP.
Gaiyin's Army Contemplate a March TO tn
Pacific Coast.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-Galvin's army
Of industrials. which reached this city
some time after Coxeys contingent, and
have been nearly all the time at Hyatts-
Vile, have become weary OF waiting for
something to turn up, and now contem-
plate a march from here to the Pacific
coast. Before departing on their trip
however. they expect to present n me-
mortal to the Senate Industrial depres-
sion committee and then will attempt TO
get hearing, failing In which their views
will be submitted in writing The start
will probably be made Sunday and on the
way West speeches will be made in ia AR
of the things advocated by the Coxeyites.
There are between $50 and 200 men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
The Lower ONT AfIlrmad

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. June 18th, ILL
nois supreme Court to-day handed down
an opinion In the cases brought by the
republicans at Danyille and the Popu-
lists at Springfield TO set aside the Let's
lative apportionment made by the Demo
cratic Legislature last year. The Sin
preme Court virtually afIlrms the DEGREES
no Jurisdiction. "' ~ mas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
At the BnLt st Home

The reception and lawn party given at
the BAPTIST Home for Aged Women Iast
night for the benefit OF that institution,
was largely attended, and the yarious
features OF the entertainment, Including
music. both instrumental and vocal prov
ed interesting 10 those present. Refregh-
ments were served during the evening
and the entire entertainment was q pro-
nounced success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
DEATHS.

KAIN.-Died. June 18th. at II 4. NJ.
at the residence OF her parents, No. All
north Monroe street, ANNIE FRANK.
LIN. daughter OF Charles e. and Lena
ID. Kahn: aged thirteen months.
DISNEY.-Died. June 18th. at 4:45 p.
NJ. at her residence. No. $40 north Seven
teenth street MARY ELLEN DISNEY.
I'm the thirtieth year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place from St.
Peters cathedral nj $40 A. NJ. TO-DAY.
Louisville and New York papers please
copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
Ilnsincss

after have studied some more9" said the
young man who sings 'e
Possibly" replied the manager.
ana could you-could you lei me havs
ten dollars on account? ''@ nav
I'D like 10. but It's out Of NV line
am nn not prepared to discount piomissory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
CCnNGJHn0
the QuaHD Of
tie Tive Editions

The difference betlceeh them
rs not IN kind, but in dcgrce.
II Is II di6ercHce iChich iron ID
oniy BIZ recognized and appre-
ciGted by tie cOnnoisSelu and
art }0ror, or by the scientist
acbo ralueS monographs on
all the mechanical and erccl.
tire questions lChich tie Fair
SliQQeStcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16

The series OF lectures on "Methodism"
being delivered by the Rev. Edward l.
Pen at Broad-Street Methodist church are
largely attended, and continue to be very
interesting. The fourth lecture OF the
O'CLOCK. Mrs. C. T. Bringle will be the
sololst All who are interested I'm Metho-
dlsm are cordially invited to be present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
An Ip-tO-date Cow.

Fair Maiden "a summer boarder): How
saVagely that COW looks at me"
Farmer Hayseed; IT'S your red parasol,
mum.
Fair Maiden: Dear met I knew II
was little bit out OF fashion. but |
didn't suppose n country COW would
notice it."-Pearson's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
TALFYT AND BocKlTs BRrAK rvev.

ST. LOUIS June l5-Favorites and out
siders divided hOnors to-day " Gather
hot and track fast. summary:
First ace-f1fteen-slXteenths Of a mile
Fonshway first. Southern Lady second
Major Dripps third Time, 81 10
Second race-One and e-sixteenths
miles.-Oxford first, Uncle Jim second.
Marcel third. Time. l:49l-4
Third ace-nine-siXteenths OF n mile
Van Brunt first, Lexington Belle second,
Larry Kavanaugh third. Time, So.
Fourth race-one and 4 quarter miles .-
King Mac first Shelbark second. Bare
foot third. Time, 2.ll.
Fifth ace-nine-siXteenths Of a mile
Anna McNairy first. Boreas second, Mer-
curry third. Time, So IL
Sixth ace-three-fourths OF a mile
Ethel Gray first. Rover second, Tim
Murphy third. Time. ia 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16

The weekly meeting OF r. r. Lee Camp
was well attended and a good deal Of
routine business was disposed OF.
1t was reported that the Sons OF Con-
federate Veterans had been thoroughly
organized and that their prospect Tor
the future was very PROMISING
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
a Carrier Piceo,

carrier pigeon arrived ar the residence
Of MI w, w. Wood. No. 29O4 east Groce
street. a day or two ago. The bird heS
on on. each leg band. with "A. W" and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
Astuie Politicians sny Yo,,

BUCKINGHAM C. H., VA. Jura ~
speciai.LThe Republican congressIonaI
convsntioa for the Tenth district has si hesn
xste ea :, oo, mes, at this Plaee July %th
xost will be nominated without out" oo oneoo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
Orr RcadeyJ
Mutt 7cn2enJey

THAT ii ,c0uld be Impossible,
eCen in large quantities, 70
make the Popular Edition Of
the Book Of the Builders" so
that IL could be sold at a less
cost than one hundred dollars
q copy l0erc il not for the
fact Of tie Standard Edition
at one Thousand Dollars,
JOr II is this Standard Edition
tchich pays tie expenses u
producing many Of the aitlS.
trdti0nS, and also the most
Caluable original paintings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
Schools C.oSeJ

Inc primary and grammar schools ~,
Richmond closed yesterday. and The Az, ol
Inctions and diplomas Were an .av u's-
81 ny fbs VIZ De published In Sundays issue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
LOST OR FOUND.

7 OST-BETWEEN TWENTY-THIRD
IL and Broad and Tenth and Clay
streets. a BABY'S GOLD BREAST PIN.
with letters L. II. f. on II. Reward II
returned TO FOSTERS PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY. Ninth street. jcI0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
UeWed UoD1 q
Meck0nic0L
Sfandpoinf

The difference consists mainly
IN the substitution of b0nd.
mate paper inSfc0d n
mdchiRe-mdde, Of n r0y
elaborate bjnding in rhte
and 9otd in place of The
paper coUer Of the P0pulor
Edition, and in the fact that
many Of the illustrations are
hdnd-p0inted, While nearly
all the reproductions tciH be
signed artists proofs
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For Each Ccpy

There must also be presented
requisite number Of coupons,
Of different dates, but those
scho are regular readers and
subscribers Of this paper cam
ofcourse, secure these coupons
without extra cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
ReDseDsbcr
nat the Cot

Of the Popular Edition $50
far from being one hundred
doli0rs) is simply Twenty-Five
Cents a Part, and as me
rcork is published in Ticenty-
fue Parts, appearing fort
nightly, the actual cash
outlay is only one Cent
(ond a Jroction) per day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
The "Book or
tie BuilJeyJ"

IN its Standard Edition
appeals only 10 that UcaltLy
class 1cho can afford 10 pos.
SeSS a 1COrk so Ualu0ble that
al sells at one Thousand
Dollars a C0py. Bit the
Popular Edition appeals 10
all persons, and is built for
tie masses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
GOOD DAY FOR FAVORITES
THEY WIN FOUR OF THE Events
Ar MORRIS Pack.
Henry of Navarro Defeats Melbn and MGR.
ry Monsrch-Some Good Sport at
Latonia-Otber Tracks.

MORRIS PARK RACE TRACK, June
ia large crowd witnessed some very
interesting sport here to-day. The wea-
Their was perfect. the track fast, and the
card. while devoid OF stake features, was
a very good one. Favorites won four OF
the six events. while a wel-backed Sec
ond choice captured one OF the others.
SOuthside, at to l, was the only long
shot to win. Henry OF Navarro, who has
shown high class and consistent form
this season, won his first race to-day. 1t
was the opening event. a six-furlong
scramble, for all ages. The colt has
been very unlucky up TO to-day, always
getting beaten out head or two. Sum-
mary:
First race. six furlongB-Henry OF Ma
varre QO1, Perkins. 10 81 first. Melba
second, Merry Monarch tnird I1nIc. l.li.
Second race, one mile-Sport Gl6 Simms,
TO 81 first. W. b. second, Gold Dollar
third. Time, 1879 -.
Third race. five furlongs-Southside oil.
Doggett. to u first, Bombasette second,
Agitator third. Time 80 81.
Fourth race. one mile-Fulsileer los.
Doggett, TO 81 first, Remote second,
Dwight third Time. 1:4ll-
Fifth race, one mile-IaM5ere O07 Lit
ueheld, 10 D first F'lrt second Star Ac-
tress third Time Al H.
sixth race, SIX furlongs-The COmmoner
600 Perkins, Is TO l0) first, Lottie EastOn
second. Romping Girl third. Time, ia.
Ii Is announced tonight that Bassetlaw
has been scratched from the Suburban
handicap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
THE wINSYTs AT IATONIA.

CINCINNATI, June 15.-Three favorites
won at Latonia this afternoon, and the
crowd quit even. The track was fast, the
weather warm and clear. and the attend
ance large The first race had two dis
agreeable features. Tom Elmore, the fav-
orite, was barely beaten out by Imported
Dark Days. and then was disqualified for
fouling the winner. In the back stretch
Whitney's five-year-Old bay mare. His
pania, was cut down. The flesh OF her
foreleg was laid open TO the bone. and she
was shot after the race. The SpoolS and
Carlsruhe were the two surprises Of the
day, and there was considerable play on
Tarrock, 20 10 ]. who ran third in the
second race. Summaries:
First race-selling, six furlongs.-Import-
ed Dark Days OF. Graham. TO u first,
Ruth '. second Miss L. third. Time,
lis
Second race-sellng. one mile.-Green-
witch 900. Cassin. EVEN first The Gov
erne.s second, Tarrock third. Time,
Third race-seven furlongs.-The Spook
O0l. a. Clayton, to y first. Perdita
second. Voucher third Time. 100 IA
Fourth rae e-nine- sXteenths Of a mile
Carlsruhe Gl3. r. Williams, to p first
Buck Fly second, Santa Cruz third. Tme.
Fifth receive furlongs.-Priucess Irene
OlO. r. Williams. > to p first. Glovina
second, Staffa third. Time. 1903 81
Sixth race-selling. six furlongs.-Elmer
f. @i. Cassin. 10 p first. Ellen Douglas
second, Idea third. Time, 1I5 3-4.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03
WfnOn0, Minnesosa
POlski MaIarz

N~iniejszem ogiaszsm Szan. PoI,Li..
r~uolc!nosci' IL 90 tylko ro~zpoczslem
na s"oJa reke iako mslarz ze stareoo
ktsI9' zatem Podejmuje sic maiowssis
l domoW, tspetowanis noLoj
wszystko co wchodzi " zakres mSJ,S-
SKI, Nam nsdzieje, il Szanowni Ro-
tYczBwoScia.
JOZEF WINKIEI.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03
SuehOtY ~WYIeezone.

Starry leksrz doktor, przestavUv
prsktykowsc, a msjao d~oreozony przea
Misyonsrzy Wschodniob Indii, formu.
lsrz prostego leozenis wsrzywam al, "
kr6tkim ozSsie Eupelnie lecEy Suohoty,
zspAlenis krtsni, katSry, dyohawioe /
lnne gSrdlowe ! pluone ohoroby. oraz
zupelne / predkie wyleozenie nerwo-
wych Slsbosoi | nerwowyoh chor6b, DO
Vyprobowaniu tych leozniozych Erod.
k6w " tysiacznyoh w~ypadESoh wzisl
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o Powers Black. Rochester, N. Y