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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-04
Riw PLACER Deal in Idaho.

Boise City, Jan. S.-lSpeciaL]-Todas.y'
deal was closed whereby Merritt
Bros. the wealthy Duluth capitalists,
purchased $500 acres of placer ground
on the Snake river, near this place, lor
si0O. 600 The Merritts intend to put IN
an extensive plant to work on et =,
fl,e 1larer line ever consummated IN
sa,5tllern Idaho. The Snake river
Dlacers have attracted wide attention,
IF tate. and the invention of machines
ia secure the flour gold has caused
MANY eastern capitalists to investigate
A number Of other heavy deals are eA-
of a hip iron syndicate in which ROCK
efeIler and others are interested.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-04
LIVERPOOL QUOTATIONS.

WHEAT-Easy; demand poor; holders
offer moderately; Mol California, SIS Ida
5s sd; No. 2 red winter, IS 2d15s 3D.
ern As ID
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-04
- 4 AMERICANIZED
Il ENCYCLOPEDIA
! BRITANNICA
IS THE xHRY THING YOU NBR0.

Why Anercaned Encyclopedias Britannica Because that's just exactly
amended American
You want your Encyclopedias about Grant and Sherman an
Sheridan Cleveland and HARRISON don't your we the
the Amercsnized edition WILL
The compiled fifteen years
gives living at that time maybe
t knov atp Tho Aericauized hundreds OF BIO
orauh specially written pages and including prominent man
or woman the world
v want finley information State than about an
English county the Encycopda
but YOU Encyclopedias Britannica
% was complied specially Engshmen while the latter has
ssn amended especially American homes seef
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-04

Halls Hair Remover enjoys the con-
fidence and patronage of people all
over the civilized world who use it to
restore and keep the hair natural
color
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-04
Another Magazine at Yale.

Another magazine is to be started
at Yale. For years the students of the
scientific department have felt the need
of an organ, and at last they have es-
! IA hlished one. All the leading profess
lors and number Of local friends of
| the school have pledged their support,
| and preparations are now being made
| to get out the first number in a few
months. 1t will be strictly a school
organ and will contain papers on the
| original work of professors and stud
lents as we'll as reviews of current
scientific discoveries President Brush
lof the school is enthusiastic. over the
Idea. The class of 95 originated the
lscheme, and has taken the lead in the
preliminary arrangements. 1t proposes
to leave the magazine as a class me-
mortal, just as the class of 81 did with
the Yale Lit.-N. Y. Sun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-04

worse by refusing -,
After packing basket of food for
fbe poor people, Nellie waited in ner-
yous anxiety for her escort. When he
arrived she quietly allowed him to
assist her into the traps where she sat
almos1 dumb, a panied expression upon
her face. 80, -
day?' asked the minister, as they
trundled throughtt the green fields.
Nellie trembled at his kindly tones,
but she would not be drawn into con-
Rnf there. no matter. What right
have we to intrude? Suffice it to say
that the next day Mr.. Haviland asked
Aunt Dorothy for Mellie's hand.
That worthy dame could not help
saving: But, Mr. Haviland. she is a
whfstling girl, and you know
s0There. there; don't say word
against the future mistress Of the par
sonage.'' he interrupted.
And so. amid shocked Gimptown'
surprised talk, the doomed old maid
of 90 winters was converted into hap
nv bride of 20 summers.
Runor has it that Miss Smith is
| practicing the much-abused art .o
whistling, but heartless rurnor also
SAYS that she whistles in vain.-Bos
1 ton Globe
The Forrest City times., 1894-12-14
Palestine Tim es.

Rev. l.. r. Grove accompanied by his Wife spent Saturday and Sunday in Par estlne. Mir. Grove has many good friends here. but 1t was Mrs Groves first visit to this city. All who met her were de lighted and it k hoped they may make many visits here Ill Ihe future.
 A bold amt daring robhery was com mltted Saturday night upoa the ears be. longing to the Western Union men who are now located at Palestine repairing the wires. There must have been at least half dozen ot the thieves or they could have never gotten away with so much. There are eleven men m the company, and they all had their clothing and valua. bles m the ears. and thinking them secure ly locked suffered no nUeasiness, but on Saturday night the deed was done. The perpetrators broke the doors. entered and such as suits of cloths. about ten in num- Der, over coats, rubber boots, mackintosh coats, jewelry, guns, etc. to the value Of two hundred and sixty-five dollars. were spirited away. No clue to the offenders has yet been found
 MT. Chas. Wilkerson has been very much under the weather for the past few weeks. He is suffering from Catsrrh and is under the treatment of Dr. Cason of your city.
 Dr. Terrell, who accompanied his wlfe' and daughter. Annie, to Mississippi ses- eral days ago returned Friday night
 MT. Geo. Waldrop came over Sunday and spent the day. He claimed to nave come over to inspect the bridge ou' Madam Rumor says different
The Forrest City times., 1894-12-14
NEWCASTLE TIMES.

will Sisk spent several days last weus in Memphis. purchasing winter snpnlis,
 Mrs. Minnie Mack and G;iffin. Of Wynn. speld last Wed lesday visiting cnourv friends.
 Mrs. Lillie Mcknight spent last sa,w. dty at the home of Dr. and Mrs l n Mcknight
 Vital Snesd' II aHd Tom Wal eam. out from he noiton last Friday to the do. light of friends.
 Misses Galnet Fitzpatrick and Iyi,nlp Mcknight spent last Thursday at WesIey with Mrs. Lillie Mcknight.
 Miss Clee Wall spent Saturday and Sunday visiting her friend Miss Matte Parrott of Wesley neighborhood.
 CA. Walker and ]. c. Bell of Forrest City. were at the Eddy Thursday of Iss week looking after timber interest.
 Mrs. Oetavia Patterson, of Wynne. spent Monday delightful guest at the home of MT. and Mrs T. 0. Fitzpatrick.
 T. J. Stout returned home last week after pleasant visit Of several days with relatives in Haynes. He left the attr part of the week for Brnkley. where he expects to secure a position.
The Forrest City times., 1894-12-14
M ADISON TIMES.

As our qn t little village is not repre- sented in HE TIMES, and believing il to be worthy of space in your valuahlr coi- umns, 1 will attempt to write up the news of the town.
 Our littIe town is putting on qui'e a business like appearance. we have two business houses. one saw mill and one stave mill all doing a good business. The are tanners about through gathering their clops.
 Billie Ralnbolt of the firm of Rainbolt X Berry the largest planters in the com munity. has been killing nice lot of hogs this week.
 Mir. ]. H. Null is very busy shipping lumber from this place. Colt Station and Marianna. He represents one of the largest lumber companies in the West.
 QuIte number of the boys employed on the government boat are in town now, on account of low water
 Mrs. Devine, wife of our enterprising merchant. Howell Divine. is very low of malarial fever. We hope she may soon recover her wanted health.
 The Sunday school at this place is in a very tiourishing condition.
 The pulpit at the NJ E. church is filled by F. c. Sterling during the illness of the pastor, w. W. Hendrix
 James Lannom of St Louis. is visiting his sisters, Mesdames Berry and Rain bolt
 R. D. Humphreys, of Colt, was in town Monday.
 Ed. Berry. one of our most thorough going business men was in your city Tues day and "Wednesday oi last week.
 Dick Stockard who has been employed by Ed Berry. left Monday for his home at Goodwin. We wish him success where ever he may go.
 c. w. Dougherty who got his hand mashed while conpieing cars at Wynne some time since. is at home now.
 Quite number of our lads and lassies procured wagons and went to Otter pond Thanksgiving day. They claimed to have had delightful time.
 We were not invited to partake of the turkey and other good things on Thank giving day. But we dined very sumptuous. ly on large slices of cold shoulder.
The Forrest City times., 1894-12-14
To Patsons of Crowley RIdpe
 Institute.

According to rules and regulations adopted by the Board of Directors. the daily session of school beglns at s:3O o'clock q. m. Teachers are required to be present at S:l5. While pupils are not required to be present before half past eight, they will be allowed during the indictment winter months at least. to enter their rooms fifteen minutes past eight, but no sooner We trust that all parents will see the reason and the justice of this repnla- tlon, and will do all in their power to impress their children with the i,npor- tahce of being on time. Pupils win thus learn lesson ,and acquire habits which Will cling to them through life.
 Respectfu ly,
 r. NJ. MALONE. Principal.
The Forrest City times., 1894-12-14
Old People.

Old people who require medicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys will fnd the true remedy iu Eleetrlc Bitters. fhk medicine does not stimulate and contains no whiskey nor other intoxicant. but acts as tome and alternative. It acts mildly on the stomach and bowels adding strength and giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding Nature iu the performance of the functions. Electric Bitters is an excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old people find II just exactly what they need Price nifty cents per bottle at Winthrop < Cos Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1894-12-14
Knights of Honor.

St. Francis Lodge No. 492, K. of II at thelr regular meeting last Friday night elected the following officers:
 Sitting Past Dictator. 0. B. Roll wage; Dictator. Sol Lewis; Vice Dicta tor' l.. H. McGuffey; Assistant Dicta- tor Rush Stockard; Reporter, John | Jones; Financial Reporter, c. l.. khight; Treasurer, w. F. Hornev: Guide' F. Il Jackson; Chaplain. Rev Jas. A. Mason; Sentinel, c. Lindauer. Guardian. B. F. McCrary; Trustees, l.. Rollwage, Van B. Izard, J. B.
The Forrest City times., 1894-12-14
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

With Local Applications, as they cannol reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh s blood or constitutional disease, and U, order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. and acts directly on the blooa and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarin Cure Is not quaek medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians Ill this country for years, and is aregala. prescription. It is composed of the pes. tonics known. combined with the pess blood purifiers, acting directly on ln' mucous surfaces. The perfect combpa, ton of the two ingredients Is what produce such wonderful results in curing catarrh' Send for testimonials, free
 F. J. CHENEY & co, Props.
 Toledo, U. Sold by Druggists. price 75 cents.
The Forrest City times., 1894-12-14
When Others Fall.

Hoods Sarsaparilla builds up the shatter- ed system by giving vigorous action to the digestive organs, creating an appe- Ute and purifying the blood. It is pre- pared by modern methods. possesses the greatest curative powers, and has the most wonderful record of actual cures of any medicine in existence. Take only Hoods
The Forrest City times., 1894-12-14

n We Will givea a years subscription to HE IIMEs and Memphis Weekly Commercial Appeal for a pair of young pigs old enough to leave the SOW.
The Forrest City times., 1894-12-14

 well-known Americans, many of whom
The Forrest City times., 1894-12-14

U"y' HOVuUIy CIVV"IOl DI'O ' " tariff.
The Forrest City times., 1894-12-14

there is no donbt of his ;do,,.it.. ,I -
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
StdottIbes.
GntfIhrt.

Sn &ual @t1age, Nrmftrong GOuntD in
BennIblbanten, tpobnten Dor brei Sa6ren S.
Is. Sin unb SrGulein gGa Nbers. GrIterer
lebte in guten 8erbdltniiien, bate cine 5rau
ltn0 bret &inber urb mar elmer Der an9eIbenz
item Mdnner in Der gdn3en umgegenb. SRI.
Npers mar bic ein3ige SCOOTER bes alien
Nbers, zines @eteranen aus benz 8iirgerz
frtege. Sin berliebte fi9 aber in emma,
brdnnte nit ibr bur3, lieB 1omit feline arme
Srau unb feine &inber f9md6lt9 i'm Std.
@r mar auBerbem 3, 3. Elm Bpitangefteuter
uro geldng es ibm ais FOLDER angeblt9
$1,000 gu unterf9ldgen, Die er bier in @btz
cage, tpp6tn er it3 nit feiner 9eliebten flii3=
tete, in einem 2438 Wentport6 Mbe. 9elez
genen Gtgarrenlaben anGegte. Mber nit Der
2tebe Der 8etben gu chamber mar e8 nt9t
melt Der, benin f6on mad einem Sabre be-
gannen 3tpif4en ibnen 3~piIttgteiten, bic CUR
Solge 9atten, baB SIN 3iemli3 regelmGBtg
etnnal an Sage SRI. Nper berpriigelte,
9as arme MGb4en lttt aub fonft u1ter benz
brutalen @e1en be8 ManneS. 9p9 bate
fe it9 itets gefheut, Der Polt5ei boDon Mnz
5eige gu MAIDEN. 8eitern aber nurbe es tbr
f9lieBli9 gu biel unb fte bplte besbaIb ben
polt3t1ten 9ideb nu3 ibrer WDbnung, no
tbr Mtann tie fur3 pOrOem %miB9dnbelt bate
uno lteB btefen ber9aften.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
o0eS=Wuaeiae.

@uen Sreunoen uno gefonnten bic %trouriee gtadbridt
ooB unier lleber 9ater uno @atte 6rtebrt6 Setbs
ler am 8. 9e5. Nbeno8 TT 1br i'm bitter BON A Sabs
retL 8 Wtonoten unb II Sa9en ielig i'm Serrn entI1laIeu
1T. geerbl9ung fiubet itott Mittppt, ben II. 9e3br,
Ml2 ubr, nom Srauerbanie, 80 Sultan Str, nab Der
BetbIebenrSs8trHe unb BON bort nab Soncorbia SSrieo=
terbliebeuen:
Garoltne getOIer. @ottiu.
NtlbeInt, 9eIene, &eonbarot Mlfreo, Nunanoa unb
Aoeline, &inoer.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
Neue An5eigen.

OIue Qcoess An3eieen, weIde fir ole
MorsensQus9abe Der nJaincis Stats
3eituns" ~auf9esebeu weroen, erideinen fOfen'
fret i'm NbenobIatt. Die Qnnabme BON Nn'
seisen fir cas- NbenebIatt fdIieBt nm II ubr
mittass, fir ole morsen=2Iuseabe nm 10 uhr
Nbenes.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10

- Ser ibGtcbe GrO6us Der Sfanbtnabier
gum 8eiDna9tsbsiua na9 Der alien t6ete
mat6 bat bereitS b%cgonner. Man rebnet,
baB min6eitens 10000 Sfan6inabier tGbrs
LID Oieie 8eife antreten, tpobon ettpa 3tpei
0ritteI iiber Chicago geben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
SnoeS=Wnaefae.

6reunben unO 9etanntcn pie Na6ri6t, Dab meine
ltebe Satin am 9. 9e3e mber I'm Alter Dpn 81 Sobren
December, UNI 1890 l1br bonn 3rauerbauie, SO. AS
98tlmot &be., aus mad 9~8alobeim itatt. lin title
SbetlnabntP bitten bic trauernOeu 6interbliebenen:
9einri6 9 II III NJ a, @atte,
uehft Gsuheru
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
gu Derleiben.


So orget Selb auf 9ionanteu, ubreu, Suipelen, Saus
~ baltungssMtDbel rub BtauDS BON Der 81. s.. 8aIbipir
Soon &c., 4. Slur @blCa9o Stpa gr9auGe 9ebQuoe
&oiaae Hnb @0ibingtoH Str. 1SaQlT
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10

Treunben unb 8etannteu Die trourtoe gsothrt6t. bos
I1etne 9elte6te 6rou &atbartnn 9priltgS9utb, 9eb.
Sanoiton, i'm %. SebenS1obre SDnnto9 fri6 mad dine
rem $et6en lonft I'M 9errn entInlief. Sic 9eerotgunQ
ttn6et 9ienitog gta9mitto9 2 llDr bonn Grauerbauie
1928 Senltnorp Ane. nab Sracelaub itnit. I'm itule
8betlnobnte bitten Die 9interblte6enen
8eOt9 SprimgS9utb, @otte; @euro Springs
gutb, Sohn; Milbelm 8ouOltpn, 8oter;
10ba2t Gna 8an6lion, Wutter.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
OrunOeigent6uu1

OrunOeigentbun1.
Z II erfoufen: 1870 @der Qutes Ganb, 4 Wtetleu
- bon g%tetlSoille, @lart GolntD. Wts. 9rets $3.50,
Die Sdltte baar. 8 9. GanaltraBe, 8immer 5.
1Ob52t
On oertorfen: Subf6e8 Mobubous in Der NQbe
~ Der Station NOonbale, 9fortbneitern : 8obn, fir
cine Camille bcquem eingertdtet. StaluuQ fir nlebrere
Rfer0e mt babel. $1,000. 8equeme administering
ober i1ul0enfreieS uubebautes @runbetgentbum ais
3beiI3oblnn9. Aoreiie: o. 8. Bog 157, @oonoole, @oDt
20, Su' Iona, BAN
o. pertoufeu: &pts auf &bi6loQs5ubluuo it ser
- 9Gbe Der Belmont Iub Clifton @penue $506-S600.
@otto9es Der6en, 9aT3 mad @unI1 pes 8duter5, ebeu.
taus olt AbIblogs3ablln9 gebaut. s. 6Db, 5lnmer 35
etcots3ettun9sgebdnoe, Wtttta8S 8pii9en Sins II. 3mei.
l5u15. BAN
2 nerton fen: &ooen5pooD. 0ie i6bnIte
- @de in bieier bibidDet Ino ~blibeu0eu Wprito6t.
Moner uno Seper III BEN StroBen uuo bic GtraBert oe=
pfaitert &a9e: @ito= unb Sftfrout. Me9cu @reiS unb
petterer Musfunft lpen0e man itD miinbli9 Doer 1dlrtft=
LID an Wnt. 8. See, 112-114 Dearborn @traBe,
8oDce Building. 2Orni, BAN
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
Ttnau5ieues.


SRpie, Quinlan & Co. Wtortgoee 8anfers, ~ 0eor.
" bprnitraBe, oerleibeu 8el6 ouI Gbicooper Srmn6.
%sigentbnm gu ben HieDri9lten 9reiieh iOtuie aud ouf Sc.
OaRoS 6be5,lS,t
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
betrathsibeine.

SOGgenbe 6eiratbSi9eine ipurOen beutc
8Ormittag in ber Officc bes @ountDcIerfs
duSaeIteut:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
Gartner.

Seri6ie6enes.
On oertaufeu: Cine bubble. foubere 8rtefmors
~ t~e1ts5GmmIung, poIlen6 fir elm Welhno6tsoeitfemf
btlt9. $40 Seb9lptct Ctr, 8artcrre. iOb37t
0bbue, gtDten. Mietbeu, i4fe9te Gnulben oIler Nrtec
~ %cDnectlrt; feline 8e3aDlung uen1 e%rfoIoloS. 9IIn
Mtueaer @Onutp'@ o%nitobIer, rs 5. &pe, Simmer S. t"
2ni1J
S9nd6en! 96HIben! @9uIOenI
18%obInng pbne GrfDIaI-
Gon1tabIer imner an Sano.
92-94 Sofoqe Str. 9tmmr,pr 81
5balS &euti9 mirb bier geiprO9eu.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
gerlangt: Trauen urO gfaO6en.

V~erlon9t: Gin 2un9mann int Elmes @rbauae,
~ Stftb Moe. nno @aibtngtDn Ctr.
Ne~rIon9t: GIN oroentli9es, oeutI6eg Mabdben
tur o~l9entetue S0uSarbeit, ntuB to0er, poIden
uno blt9eln tonnen. &letne 9Somilie, gutter &obu.
gtoG3ufro9en 1916 Srebertf Sir.
ct: Sin Mdb6en, melde8 fodett unb pQz
~ iden fam, Siboeuti9e porge3DQen. SebaIt 400
bic aSpfe. yto93ufra9en 43 Dtocoatfter @lace, siptI6en
SehIre @oe. NM Sopntls ctr. 17npbam
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement 81 %ot the Rn HARTE0RR STE AN
INSURANCE COMPANY of Hartford in the
state of Connecticut, on the 31st day of December,
1888: made to the Insurance Superintendent of
the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
5OV,O0O.OO
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10

& rau | 10, Webria9ertn, in Der 9plpeiteruabt
~ Sebpren, io9t BcrgaHgenbeit, 9%egenmart, Sufuuft,
n%erbiueet &ie6enbe uub @efrenute, %tutierut bbie @~lnniiiIe
bel &raUfbeiteu bura SDn1patbie. 81 @lpbouru ADe,
Gde WtObGpf Str. @inganQ ueben BEN 6ru1t-StorL
l5luulS, tuio
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
3WeiszO Oe8 vAbeuOblatt. II
Offices eIepbon $50. 635.

CUR 8equemIi9feit unIerer ar5ei9enben Rurben bobeu
mir nit belt unten 9enonnten Serret en @btprnuten g=
perbeu 8l ~benie(bei pretien. aIS treHn 6ieieIben bireftin
Der Expedition Der S1tnpiS 6tootsseituu9 a~6ge0ebeu
Deroen. Qu3etgen lofpie Announcements tDullen al 6ieieu
merber.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Of the READING I
hnAu"l OtAtVhVut OMPAN of
Reading in the State of Pennsylvania on the 3lst
day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
CAPITAL,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-26
I FarmV
W czterech pohhch koloniah
|eta Park, Pu!ast!, Seb!esh Krakow

pc cenach ma warunkach
zAsTosowANYCH DO OBECNYCH CzAsow.
Podajemy do wiadomosci, e zrobiismy wide konraktow z farmerami "a.
mieszkafymi w naszych koloniach Ia wyklarowanie 5-cio akrowvcb
obszarown ma rozmaitych kawakach naszych prunt6w Bedziemv zatem ta.z
W TAME uczyne zadosyc Aadaniom familj chcacych naby6 gotowe fanny.
Il karunkow twh dobre drzewo ME bedzie zaberane lecz bedie odk3a-
a ma kupe zachowane do czasua 2 grunt sprzedamy.
Tylko $1,000 do $4,000 wiecej zadamy "a take piecioakrove klaunk;
czyh pda.
Fai~J many ma sprzedaz poczawszy cd sOO do $4,000.
Jadqc dotad, wykuP tykiet koejowy najpierw do MILWAUKEE przyiedz
pimy drugi tyket ,
ProGmy psac do mas pc ksiazki mapy.
J-J- EIof Land Co..
i0 vest wafer street Milwaukee, Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-26

tad w swych antypolskich zapedach,
dopoki ME ujrzy W spo{eczehstwie ma
seem SHY, ktora mu k}opotu narobi6
moze. SHE te my z czasem mu pokaze-
N.Y..
he Rad przeczuwa iebezpieczehstwo,
to fakt. Widac to z jego zachowania
sic wobec manifestacyi, wids6 z giosow
Prasy urzedowej. Rosya jednak znana
Jest z tego, re ME umie cofnae sic W
pore.
Daremnie Wdrszo,cskJy Dnie,enk
rzyczy sobie z ca3ej duszy, ably to wszy-
stko sic u3agodzi}o i mine}o bezpowro-
tnie', daremnie radzi ,,nie rozpalac ma
m~ietnosci n~arodowych, ale przeciwnie
u~spakajac je w duchu milosci chrzesci-
Jahskiej, w duchu ewangielii" = Mo-
skale umieja pc morderstwie niewinne-
go ludu W Krozach movie O mi}osci
chrzescijahskiej ME do mas nalezy
sic cofac, ale do rzadu zrobic odwrot w
swej polityce, poki czas jeszcze.
Manifestacyc juA lyle zrobily, re tie
same wfadze, ktore dazy{y do jak mai
wiekszego ograniczenia wp{ywu pol
skiego spo}eczehstwa ma wychowanie
m1odziezy, dzisiaj odwo}uja sic W
Worszdacskim Dnie,cniku do rodziny,
do ~nauczycieli polskich i wychowahcow,
do duchowiehstwa, wzywajac do wpIy-
wanna ma mfodziez W innym kierunku...
Przyjdzie czas, re zrobia wiecej.
Jezeli Rad sadzi, re aresztowanie i
wysianie Paruset ludzi zapobiegnie DIAL
szemu rozwojowi ruchu - bardzo sic
myh. Ci, ktorzy dis przygladaja sic
z boku manifestacyom Tub nawet je po-
tePiaja, jutro sami vienna udzial w u
chu. Nowy Prad take sobie juz W spo-
ieczehstwie wyz}obiI 1ozysko, re nieia-
two go bedzie zatamowac. Me sadzimy
Jednak, zeby Rad bardzo sic }udziI.
Lepiej on prawdopodobnie zdaje sobie
sPrawe re znaczenia manifestacyi, niz
CT czionkowie naszego spo}eczehstwa,
kt6rzy pod wPiywem strachu ~zatracili
zdolnose sadzenia...
A Przecie gdyby ME byli tax zasle-
Pieni, jednoby przynajmniej zrozumieli,
mianowicie, re gdybysmy sami ME OBJ
chodzili naszych rocznic pamiatkowych
z pred stu lat, n~apewnoby je Rad OBJ
chodzia. Gdybysmy byli zupe&nie spo-
kojni, ME okazywali zadnej checi do
,,buntu", gdyby Rad byl pewny, re
moze spokojnie tryumfowa6, ME wywo-
fujac zadnej reakcyi, mielibysmy W re
szfym roku, W ~rocznice drugiego roz-
bioru, obchod uroczysty = obchod,
ktory potem ~ostroznie zosta} zamkniety
W cerkwiach prawosiawnych prowincyi
przyiaczonych W drugim rozbiorze =
miehbysmy ma rok przysziy wspanialy
obchod W Whine, W rocznice trzeciego
rozbioru j ostatecznego ,,prisojedinieni-
Ja". lynn panom, co tax mas potepiaia,
kazanoby wystepowaG W d~eputacyach i
dziekowa6 Jego cesarskiej Mosci "a to,
re pred stu laty Przyjeto kraj pod ber-
10 rosyJskie. Czy ME lepiej siedziec
sPokojnie i piorunowa6 ma ,,nierozsa-
dne', / ,,bezcelowe'' manifestacye?
KONIEC.
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-.~go 4
spO{zaw odniczylo z cesarstwem. Ne
sPoizawodnictwa tego moglaby byla
Polska skorzystac, gdyby W naturze
swojej pahstwowej piastowala zdobyw-
czosc. Ma drodze %obronnei ~pozostala,
drogi tel trzymaia sic i: w~ypuscila
Szlazk, ME zabraia, gdy sic jei odda-
wa{y, Czech ami Prus k~siazecych. Do
zabrania Czech j z~wiazania sic 2 niemi
wezfem fed~eracyjnym przeszkodziI lei
kosciof, ktory rowniez W odniesieniu
do Prus Przeszkody stawiaI przysadza-
JAG je zakonowi, ktory mu sic sprzenie-
wierzy{ nastepnie. Z tel przeto, z "a
chodniej strony ten sam wrog i ten
sam stosunek, nacechowany d~aznoscia,
Prowadzacq do ustawicznego obmysla-
MIA s~Posobow j podchwytywania NADIA
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Predkie i pewne wyleczenie
....uHywsjT...
ST. JAkOBS DEL.
WyWfchm1eci0

p. Charles E~osrhard, Market Street,
Lancaster, Pa. pisze: Wskutsk wywi.
chniesia nogi nialem wielkie oierpieuia.
Olej tw. Jsk6bs po rierwszym ufyoiu
sprawl mi ulge / " kr6tkim ozssie To-
staiem suPetnie ~wylsczony.
Skalecxenia
Skalec1ylem sic " krzyfe. pis,e pan
Charles ]: lesley, Syracuse, N. Y. i ME
mo9sem letee; nusialem pr1ez szesc
tygodni " krzesle presto siedzie6. Olej
Nv. Jsk6ba wyleczyi mnie supelnie.
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Niece z Historjozofji.
V
KONIEC.

w wieku XVII Polska W takiem sa-
mem znalazla sic po}ozeniu, we wzgle-
die stosunkow zewnetrznych, co W
W. -~~1vfkowa}y sic. ale
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p. P. Q Boyles, Oberlin, Kan. pi
s1e: Zgniotlem sobie mocno pslec l mic
ME pr.ynios,o mi ulgi " oierpieuiach,
dop6ki ME ukyaem oleju iw. Jak6ba
kt6ry ~ kr6tkim oxasie mnie xupelnie
~wyleozyi.
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Neuralg1a.

p. Julius Sharnak, 81 Burlins St.
Chicago, Ill. donosi: Mojs iona / mo,
tesc oierpieli cd kilku lat M neuralgia
ufywszy oleju sv. Jak6ba zostalem IN
petuie ~wylecrony. I81