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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24
SECRETARY BARNES IN THE
MOUNTAINS.
The Alliance at Morgan Hill Reorganlzed
with Twenty Member

, CARRIERS SPRINGS,
Buncombe Co, \. g.
ME. EDITOR The writer met Mr..
W. ). Barnes, Secretary Treasurer of
the North Carolina State Farmers
Alliance in the aortheri. paIt of tbs
county. The first appointment was
at Morgan Hill. Forty or fifty Ali
ancemen met us and were very much
interested in Bro. Barnes lecture on
the Business Agency system or the
egg industry established by the State
Alliance in Raleigh. He states thai
he desires TO establish al agency, III
greensboro, and one in Asheyille
After several short speeches BY
Messrs. Plamondon, L. \. Morgan.
Ammons, Gentry, Hopson, L. C..
Morgan and others, the meeting ad-
journed. But upon call for MEN,
bers to reorgauize the Sub-Alliance,
twenty members remained and org
anized with T. G. Morgan, Presi-
dent; +. Y. Gentry, Vice-President:
g. G.. Hopson, Secretary Treasurer
II. Z. Lewellen, Treasurer J. j. Am
mons, Lecturer Chaplain left open;
Lee Morgan, Door keeper; Mac Gold
smith, Assistant Doorkeeper 1. A.
Smith, Sargeant-at-Arms f; Executive
Committee, Jas. Blackboard. The
other members left-open, unit. next
meeting. One lady in the crowd
left before the organization Of the
above, and will join later. Each
member pledged himself to bring d
new member to the next meeting.
After enjoying most excellent
dinner at Mr.. Morgan's We went t.
Flat Greek School House where a
good crowd had meet and after wait
ing some time, left for their homes.
We met part of them, those turned
back and heard Bro. Barnes, with
great attention, also remarks from
others. We then left for Alexanders,
arriving there at dark and became
guests of Gen. +. b. Vance and wife
who did their best to entertain us
Posters had been mailed Gen. Vance
appointing a meeting at the chape
at 7:30 p. M, but no one was present
so We rested and enjoyed ourSelve
with our genial host and hostess
Next morning we drove to the Sui
phur Springs, (the home of the wrl
teri and, after dinner, to Bro. ". L
Henry's at Acton, where we left Bro
Barnes with one Of his 1885, pa
irons of his school. (Bro. Barne
taught school at Sand Hill in tina
year, This morning he left TO
Haywood and the West. We Learn
to-day from Alexander's members
that the posters had not been put up
and they knew nothing of our ap
pointments at all. We may 60 ther
later. Bro. Barnes was we'll received
and his visit will do much good.
Fraternally,
N. PLAMoNDoN, Sec'y B. c. F. A.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24
THEY WANT NAMES.

The Russell Art Publishing Co.,
of 92S Arch St., Philadelphia, desire
the names and address of few peo-
pie in every town who are interested
in works of art, and to secure hem
they offer to send free, Cupid
Guides the Boat" a superbly execu-
ted water color picture, size 10 Ii
inches, suitable for framing, and
sixteen other pictures about same
size, in colors, to any one sending
them at once the names and address
of ten persons (admirers of fine pic
tures) together with six two-cent
stamps to cover expense of mailing,
etc. The regular price of these pie
lures is $l.O0, but they can all be Sc
cured free by any person forwarding
the names and stamps promptly.
NoTE.-The editor of this paper
has already received copies of above
pictures and consider them really
| "Gems of Art"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24
n. PLAMoNDoN, Sec'y B. G. f. A.
Col. ID. p. Duncan Formally Announces
Himself for Ii Seat in Congress.
COLUMBIA, S. c., May 5, 1894.

COLUMBIA, S. c., May 5, 1894.
To Ny Fellow Citizens of Union
County:
Iregret that am called to attend a
meeting of the National Executive
Committee Of the Farmers Alliance,
in Washington city on the Sth inst,
therefore cannot attend our county
meeting on the 9TH.
At your ass-meeting, held April
2, a resolution was passed inviting
me to become the farmers candidate
for Congress from the Fourth Con-
gressional District. | need not say
that | appreciate your confidence
and esteem and minful Of the com
pliment you pay NE. Since your
action | have received various solicit
tations from farmers in the district
to become candidates; L therefore
feel constrained to accept your invi-
tation and announce that l will be-
come a candidate for the seat IN the
54th Congress from the Fourth South
Carolina District.
Agriculture is the principal en-
ploynent Of large ma ority Of the
citizens of our District, and | am
not surprised that you should desire
to be represented by some one from
your avocation in life. | have long
since become satisfied ia my convic-
tons that the agricultural interests
Of the country will never receive its
due and proper attention until the
hopeless minority of farmers in the
national House of Representatives
shall be increased to respectable
ma ority. I shall not extend this
letter. | am well known to each and
every one of you, as | have been IN
public life before you for the past
twenty years.
| hope to have the pleasure OF
: meeting all the voters of the Dis
: trict during the summer to discuss
before them the issues that will be
considered in the campaign. One
of Americas greatest statesmen has
said: with malice towards none
, with charity for all with firmness II
} the right, as God gives US to see the
right, let US strive on to finish thu
: work we are in"
: Again expressing my regrets a
not being able to meet with you,
am, Very truly,
D. P. DUNCAN.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24
THE TRANSFER QUESTION.
North Carolina Methodists Want VIVA
Belongs to Them.

North Carolina Methodists Want What
Belongs to Them.
Rev F. L. Reid, D. D.. of Gre ems
boro Female College, who has been
attending the General Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, writes as follows to the North
Carolina Advocate regarding the
transfer:
1.-The Committee on Boundaries,
after a full and thorough investiga
ton yesterday, voted to recommend
the transfer to the North Carolina
Conference of all the territory east
of the Chowan river within the State
of North Carolina, which is now in
the Virginia Conference. This re-
port, if adopted by the General Con-
ference will put every foot of North
Carolina territory within the bounds
of North Carolina Conferences.
Thus the dream and desire of our
Fathers will be realized. The MEM
bers from Virginia are fighting
hard to keep US from getting this
territory, but the probability Is the
General Conference will adopt the
report of the committee and trans
fer the territory. Judge Clark, who
represents our North Carolina Con-
ference on the Boundary Committee,
managed the matter admirably and
made a telling speech before the
committee. Mr.. L. L. Smith, of Gates
county, is here, and made a strong
statement in favor Of the trans
fer. Rev. G. W. Byrd, of the West
ern North Carolina Conference, rem
dered great help in the NATTER
THE CAUCASIAN till Jan. LIST,
| l.. "a 4r
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24
NEW GoLDsBOKo ADVERTISERS.

See in this issue the new advertisement
of Watts Il Watts. They are making a
specially " the a8utiful Sumatra Gems It
is a reliable firm nd they carry an elegant
stock. The Iates tai is to have the picture
of yourself, you wife, or your sweetheart
in your watch. all and see samples of this
work thar they a.. now doing
Special sale nov going on at Joseph Ed
wards, the champion of low prices. Read
his large a4vertis, fnent and see the bargains
that he IS now OF .ring. Call and get bar
gains thatthey now Offering.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24

Fremont, n. c., May 22nd, '94.
Mr.. EEITOR:-Please announce
that all the Sunday Schools in Pike
vile township will meet at Pleasant
Grove church on Thursday June 9TH,
at 10 a. H., to organize Sunday
School Association and elect officers.
Everybody bring well filled baskets.
Respectfully,
A. Il. FDGFRTON.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24
PUT IN PRISON
FOR STEPPING ON rHF GRASS OF TIRE
CAPITOL GRorSps-
TLis Is the s~ai~aee q aEass Coxey. Rrown
aud Jsn~~---An oatr.xe that Jast
Mac can Fail So Ceaa~snn.

Washington. ID. C, May u, ~.
Judge Miller day sentenced
Coxey, Brown aad Jones TO - days
imprisonment IN the Distric, Jail.
They were At once aud.euffed like
murderers aud hustled off TO prison.
The conduct of the Washington
authorities is an outrage. The read
ers of THE CAUCASIAN know that We
have never endorsed Coxey. We
have week after week deplored his
methods. But THE CAUCASIAN is in
favor of justice for every MAJ, white
or black, rich or poor, crank or
genius. We do not endorse the ae-
ton of Judge Miller. We condemn
it toto and every just citizen will do
the same. 1t is an outrage that is a
disgrace 10 Republic. Ed. TuE
CAUCASIA$.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24
Snow Camp Wooden Mills,
Nav LIST, 1894.

With increased knowledge gained
by five years experience, we are
much better prepared for working
wool than ever before, and again
announce to our customers and cltl-
zens of central n. c. that we are in
successful operation with additional
machinery in good running order,
and experienced hands, sufficient to
double our former capacity.
We feel assured that our products
for 1894 will be equal if not superior
to similar goods found on the market
aud at living prices, Tariff or no
tariff"
Call on our Agents or write us for
samples, circulars, price lists.
Shipping point, Liberty, n. c.
DIXON MFG. Co.,
Snow Camp, n. c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24

Attorney R B. Glenn has written
an open letter to revenue officers.
But this COULDN'T be half as interest
ing as the letter Mr.. Cleveland says
he did no5 write to Mr.. Glenn during
the last iampaign.-Aurora Progress
siye Ago
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24
A TERRIBLE CRIME.
Outrageous Assault on white Girl by a
Negro Near Burlington, y. q.


Especial to THE CAUcAsIAEJ
Burlington, y. c., May p, "a.
4 terrible crime was committed
near here Sunday. Miss Phillips,
the 10 year old daughter Of Mr. John
Phillips, Of the Cotton Mills here,
was assaulted by negro Sunday
while she was on her way to sunday
school. He accomplished his heIlish
designs and escaped. A large posse
Of men AT once went in search of the
brute. a negro named Snipes par
TALLY answering the description Civ
en- by the young lady, has been ar
rested and will be taken before her
for Identification. Ii she speaks the
word he Will be lvnched.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24

There will be given at an early
date another performance by tn"
Goldsboro MinstrcIs for the benefit
Of the Confederate Monument, thu
corner store of which was laid Tues
day at Ealeigh. IN entire new pro
gram will be presented.
We regret to announce the death
of the lO-months old SOL Marvin of
Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Herring, Of
Goldsboro, which occurred Sunday
afternoon. The remains were in
TERED Monday in the old family bu-
rying ground in the country.
Mr.. George Conner, the talented
principal of the Goldsboro Graded
school, and most estimable young
man, will be married May Both. 1t
is Miss Bessie Hadley, of Wilson, who
Will then become Mrs. Common. The
prospective groom is ID son Of Judge
Common.
DISCRETIONARY noon, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. IL. W. Dortch, MrS.W.
+. Jenkins, after a brief illness. The
remains were taken to her old home,
Charleston, S. g., for interment.
our deep sympathy is extended t.
the bereaved famiIy-a husband and
four little children.
The Goldsboro Graded School vii
hold its annual commencement eXer
ciScs Friday May 25th, to which the
public is cordially invited. The tai
ented Superintendent and his com
petent assistants have done a tint
years work. The school is one o:
GoIdsboro'S gems.
Rev. C. A. Jenkins, of the Raptis
church, this city, has been holdin!
meetings in the Baptist church IA
Scotland Neck. The revival wa
brought to close last ThurSda
night, 10 conversions and several &C
cessions to the church resulted from
his labors.
The cOlored State Normal Schoo
of this city, held its Commencement
exercises last Thursday night in tn
Opera house. The exercises wer
very creditable as we'll as interesting
Rev. DIR. Rives certainly has prove
an efficient and painstaking prime
pal and under his wise directio
great progress has been made tt
past school year. a large audienC
assembled on the occasion and a
were highly pleased with the pr
gram, the address of Prof. s. q. a
kins, principal of the Winston Graz
ed School, deserves special common
alton.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24

Mayor Patton, of Ashevllle, has brought
suit against the Asheville Citizen for the pay
ment OF claim which he holds against the
paper. Mr. J. T. Kerr the man who
claimed 10 have had that last interview with
the late Senator Vance Is the editor.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24

Wednesday night of last week. The muir
derer, Orange Page, who i sentenced 20 be-
hanged june 1t was one of those who eS-
capped.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24
(TO BE CONTINUED

A letter from Mr. R. w. Humphrey at
Bogue, Carteret county says that the reform
cause is gaining ground daily in that section.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Reading notices Will be inserted in this
column for 10 cents per line for each inser-
ton.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24
May lit.

Tarboro, n. c., April 80, '94.
Mr.. ". H. MacNair, Dear Sir
This is to certify that | have frequ-
emily used your Blood and Liver
Pills, with entire satisfaction.
Yours truly,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24

The CAUCASIAN fund for the mon
um, nj now stands as follows:
Total amount collected up 10
issue of Nav nth, siG9 y
Rocky River Alliance. Cabar-
rus County, 80.
Individuals of X. X. Alliance 40
Trinity College Alliance 80
GreenvIlle Sub Alliance. No.
7os 3s5
Jacob Branch Alliance, Pitt
County, 30
B. +. Tugwell, Farmvil!e, IS
David Tugweu. = -
ID. II. Morgan, - 10
Aberdeen Alliance. No. Al.
soath Dakota, 80
Saulston Alliance, Wayne Co. q IL
Pledges by Nov. ls,, $40
Cotton Blossom Alliance,
Wayne County. } 90
Spanish Grove Alliance, No.
574, 100
Antioch Alliance, No. Cos, 327
Piney Grove Alliance, No. 81, 90
st. Burlington Alliance, Ga, | 90
Orange County Alliance, Kan. q -
Nathan Taber, Kansas, -
Union Grove Alliance No. 1880 ; %
Philadelphia Alliance, No. I, 10
Stirewalt Alliance, No. 1850, , 90
TIppecanoe Alliance, 10. 517
Sampson County, -
Justice Alliance, No. 1868,
Franklin County, Al 90
Mt. Carine Alliance, Rocking
ham County, > 10
Chatham County Alliance, 10 90
Charity Alliance. Cataw
ba County, l OF
Kappa Surveillance, No. 1854
Davie County, 90
THE CAUCASIAN and the National
| Waterman both for Is cents till Nov.
18th, 1894. This offer is good for
only two weeks.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24
JANUARY ST, Cos

THE CAUCASIAN every week till
Jan. LIST, 1895, for only 30 cents.
Try 10 send in clubs Of ten We will
take clubs Of any size, but this is
such liberal offer, that we trust
that every worker will try to send
ten names in every club. Don't be
deceived. The fight this year can
not be won without hard fighting.
Every man must work, and every
nerve must be strained. One Of the
most important factors in such a
fight is to get the truth before the
people each week. The CAUCASIAN
viii do it, with your help.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24

CAPT. JAS. Ii. LLOYD
Will speak at Lewis (Edgecombe
county, on Saturday May 26th at 2
o'clock, p. III.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24
James B. Lloyd.

MacNair's Blood and Liver Pills
are a sure cure for Malaria. Send
% cents to w. H. MacNair, Drug
gist, Tarboro, n. c., for trial box.
If you would be relieved of that
tired feeling" take Mae Nair's Blood
and Liver Pills. For sale by W. II.
MacNair. Tarboro, n. c.,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24

Keep youl Blood pure and Liver
clean by using MacNair's Blood and
Liver Pills. May 10 At.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24

The CAUCASIAN till Jan. 1st,
1895, for only so cents.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24

Two PAPERS FOR IS CENTS.
THE CAUCASIAN and The NatiOnal
Waterman till after the election for
only - cents. Order at once. This
offer is good for only two weeks.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24

THE CAUCASIAN and the National
Waterman both for Is cents till Nov.
18th, 1894. This offer is good for
only two weeks.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-24

THE CAUCASIAN till Jan. LIST,
1895, for only so cents.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-09
Sok6f NJ B w Buffalo.
EzdnotonG ReddkcyoI

Szdnotona Redakcyoi
RACE umiescic to slow kilka W lamach
swego Pisms, o co jsk nsjuprzejmisJ
prosze.
Chloe, dajsc to do wiedzy publicznej,
przyczynic sic do sIerzenis siswy So
kolstws polskiego W Ameryce, przyta-
czau zsjscie Sokols III W Buffalo.
Cd dwoch tygodni wisiai transparent
wieczorem oswietlony rw~isstujao nowi-
ne: Teatr, popisy gimnastyczne, bal it'd.
odbedzie sic Is kwietnis 1894.
W niedziele to jua cd polddnis wi.
dziec MONS byio krzstsjscych sic So
koaow starry i miodzi, bez ro.nicy
wieku przyczynisli sic. ably ich pred.
stswienie odbyso sic ma czss j W male.
tytym porzsdku.
o godz. lei ~wieczorem, ulioe jsk
Broadway iSweet sve., o~taczaisoe
.gmacb, ktorym hsls Kosoiuszki sic
z~nsjduje, byiy zspesuione widzsmi, kto
rzy ola kiepskich czss6w odm6wi6 sobie
musieli tel przyjemnosci p6jsc do
testru. w godzine pc otwsrciu kssy
do t~estru, zspeinils sic hsls 20 same
brzegi nsszs cafe inteligencys. Punktu-
slnie o gedz. 8 Esozeto przedstswienie.
Mol Progrsmu: Deklsmscys Una
Czstsch" wiersz Ola Sokoiow ~nspissny,
przez 10 letnia psnieske n. Nowsk.
D~eklsmowsis ons smisso, z uczuciem,
czysto Pc polsku, PREY kohcu ogromne
oklsski udzieliis jej publicznosc.
No. 2. A%wsnturnik skrzypkows,
pocieszus to ~ksrysturs, przedstswil 20
pan T. Kosciuiek. 2 psns K. nietylko
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-09

dobry komik. ale utslentowany skrzy
Pek. ossm sic Tow. Sok6l possosyoit
mose; = tn publicznoSc ME srczedxil,
eklask6w.
No. =. Przemowa do Sokol6w, DO.
wiedziana jako deklamacya prsez pani,
Helene Kryszrafsiewicz, oddana swie
tnie, ..jak ,Ecbo" buffsloskie " swsj
recenzyi Powiada, Z nsjczysts.a pol.
szozyzns - to publioznes6 przyjela
Z entuxyazmem.
NsstaPiiy Popisy giunastysxne.
Do t~urnieju stane.o 2 Sokol6w pod
prsewodnictwem p. Kotciulsk. Jeseli
sokoli OF ME okazali wyrs6nowanej
gimnastyki, to okazali SHE / zrecznosc,
Pc kt6rych moana sic dobryoh gimna-
styk6w sPodsiews6. Nsstepnis duet
M f~ortepiAnie i skrzypkash, przeE IL
lstniego ohaopca p. G6rskisgo p. Ko-
sciuiek byfy pieknie wykouane.
Potem sztuozka testralna. komedyjka
" jednym akcie. Osoby: p. Kurdesz
C61ef stroks), Oohmistrzyni (p. J. No
wak), Psnsyonarka (p. L. Olbratowska),
mfody intynier (p. J. Ledzihski). Ora
no doskonale.
NsstePnie grs panienki M. Nowak M
tortepiauie zdradzais wysoki talent /
chez do nauki. Potem ku kofcowi da.
no sztoczke teatralns ,Filitanka herba.
ty" z frsnouskiego, grano: Baron Vii.
ledeul 70. st. Mrugowskil Baronows
(pani Hslens Krysztsfsiewioz), sekre-
tarz Prywatny Up. St osads), J6zef siu.
.acy barona (p. Ksz. Biaiowiejski).
Amatorzy OF grail swietuie. kostyumy
dobrano Z cry Ludwika XIII kr6ls
Frauoyi, mslownioze ubiory, pudrowsne
Peruki, Piekna dekoraeya sceny, dad.
nam M cafy czas appointed, Ae znaidu
jenny sic ma przedstawieniu tylko anna
torskim, ~Publicznost 20 sta przez 4 60
dziny be. przestanku opuszczala hale .
zadowoleaiem, potem tshozono do sa-
mego rama, gdzie gimnastykowano wy.
lacznie nogsmi.
Tow. Sokoi daio drugie prz~edstawie-
ME. 90 raz to isdniejsze, i ia piszsc to,
s1snowna Rsdskcyo, wolam ozesc soko.
fom buff 'lowskim. jak j w~szystkim, be
maio sic cd sieDie r6tnia.
Jeden z o6scnych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-09
x

W Psryau tworzy sic towarzystwo,
ktore urzadzs6 bedzie konkursy-pieja-
eych kogutow. Sport ten prattskowaoy
jut jest oddawns p6lnoonej Fsancyi i
Bslgii, stsnowiac rozrywke Ola tysi,ca
robotnik6w, ktorzy W ohwilach wolnyoh
oddsjs sic jsj z GAIA namietooscia. w
mieiscu zamknietem ustawiajs sic kojoe.
Possodku stale kogUt, obdarzony mai.
bardziej doniosiym giosem dale hasio;
inne odpowiadsje mu ma ME. Natural.
ME, koguty bywsjs pksztaicone" pred
o'tatecznym popisem. w Belgii kon.
kursy Podobne odbywajs sic n.dzwyczaj
ore'to ! maja z~wolennik6w We wszyst-
kich warstwach spolecznych, pomiedzy
gornikami zwiaszcza. Koguty o wyro.
bionsj juz opiuii wykluczoue "a 20
w~spoiudzisiu W konkursacb, ably ME
utrudniac zapssow innym. Jsdoyu re
znsnych zwyciezc6w jest kogut, ktory
pisie pc 250-25s rasy ma godzine.
Przez diva lata sta wal do konkursow /
Prswis nigdy ME bywal pobity. Rag
nawet odezwai sic ITO razy " trey kwa.
drsnse, "a 90 wiafciciel lego otrzymas
400 fs. nsgrody. Ma ostatnim konkur-
sic W SPsa otrzymsi zioty medal pewisn
wi~osciauiu, posiadaiscy siedmnsscie ko.
gutow, ktore mu zyskujs rooznie 20
kilks tysiecy fsank6w nsgr6d. Kogut
rssy sDgislskiei, piejscy $50 rszy ma
godzine, " 45 konkurssch otrzymal
Pierwszs nagrode; nsbyty "a 100 f.,
posiadsczowi swemu przyniosi 100 fr.
W kilks miesiecy. Pewieu kogut o.
kolic sersiug ~wykluczony zostsi re
wszelkich konkursow, jsko zspssnik
niezrownsny: nspiewsi on 337 rszy ns
godzine.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-09
Dobrze zasIutona popuIarnose.

Dobrze zasIutonn poPuIarnose.
Jestesmy ACKNOWLEDGMENT. ze DIR.
Piotrs Gomozo znsjduje corsz wieeej
uznsnis pomiedzy nsszem ludem / ME
ociagsny sic z polecsniem go wszyst.
kim, ktorzy ~potrzebujs leksrstw va fsmi-
.lijnego. Pan p. DEiezisls wski z Lo-
gsnsport, Iud., w~ystspuje z ~publIoznem
os wisdczenism. Ooywstel ten pisze:
,,Z1na mojs cierplsis ma trudnosc ira.
vienna prEez try lsta a dolegliwose Ia
zdswsis sic bye tax daleoe posuniets,
ze ME mogis spozywsc asdnsgo prswie
poksrmU. Przyjsciel pewien Ewr6oii
uwsge M wyborne leksrstwo Gomozo.
Chocist rsdziism se jut trzeoh leksrzy,
lecz dsremnie, postsnowiiem zrobio pro-
be Z to medyoYna | ~przekonsc sic, czy
ME usunie tel uprzykrzonej dolegli.
wosci. Music p~ssiedziec. te cudow
prawie dokszsis. IONA mojs DO utyoiu
jednej butelki, czuis sic o wiele lepszs
l mogis jesc cokolwiek; nsstepnie po
staraien sic kilks innych butelek,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-09

kt6re j. w~yisszyfy zupeanie. Byso to
diva iata tenu ! Cd tsgo ozasu sswsse
jest .drovs- Wspominam o tyoh RE-
c.ach z Prawdziws wdzieoznoscia "a
wieikie bsogosfawiehstwo, jake donna
iismy Przs1 utywanie tego oennego L.
kar.tws: Jeszcte utrzymujeny " do.
mu De. Piotra Gomoxo 1 ME chcielibys
my byc beg niego. gdyH jest jedyns
medycynA kt6ra Jest prawdziwem L.
kastwem.