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The morning call., 1894-12-28
ALL=ROUND SPORT
A Bulldog Trained to Field
Work.
George Crocker's Addition to the
Country Club KenneIs-A New
Coursing Park.

In the past few years California has been
very fortunate in securing some of the choicest
specimens of the canine species which have
won hOnors on the bench and field III Eastern
competitions prior TO their purchase by West
ern sportsmen.
The demand for frst-cIass pointers and set
tiers has been very spirited, and some OF the
imported dogs were purchased at such high
figures that men who had no love for field
sports wondered at the extravagant prices that
were paid by followers Of The chase for dogs of
long pedigrees aud with "blue blood" coursing
in heir veins.
George CrOcker, who is prominent member
of The Country Club, has added very materially
to the kennel interests OF this state by intro
duclng several tirst-cass specimens.
Mr.. Crockers latest purchase will assuredly
create quite STIR among the fanciers in this
city. He has written TO "A FREUD that on Ills re-
turn from the East, which will be In the latter
The morning call., 1894-12-28
THE FIRE RECORD.
Stores on Montgomery Avenue
Badly Damaged.

Fire broke out at Ocock last night in the
basement of Mrs. j. Wards house, 1919 and
1921 OFarrell street and badly damaged the
building and contents. The occupants are Mrs.
S. Israel and E. Calm and each OF them after
the blaze had been subsidized found themselves
i'll urgent need of new furniture. The loss of
owner and tenant amounts To $500 Ii is sup
with matches.
Druggist Calegarls' binding SOB, sos and
BOT Montgomery avenue was badly damaged
by a fire that broke out at IL i 5 last night in
Nathan Joseph's crockery-sGore on The ground
floor Josephs' store is numbered sos and
from IL The flames spread 10 GeOrgr Hetts boot
and shoe slor at 5O7 and 10 mlliDer's shop
at sos. Josephs' crockery, valued ar $500,
was shattered and the boot and shoe sore aud
the millinery was badly damaged. The loss of
owner and tenant is estimated at $4,000.
The morning call., 1894-12-28
ENSIGN AND CAPTAIN.
Marriage of Officers of the Salvation


Ensign L. Woods and Captain Z. Peters
were married at the Salvation Army headquar-
tiers last evening. Brigadier General Keppel
ottleiated.
A song from The Army hymnbook and a
prayer meeting led by Mrs. Keppel preceded
the marriage ceremony.
Mrs. Captain Sprague entered the hall with
the bride and Ensign Woods was accompanied
by Ensign Willis.
Immediately after the marriage the groom
was seized by the characters and carried
around the hail upon their shoulders. The
bride and groom both testified TO the saving
power OF their faith. after which The usual
prayer meeting and exnoItaton followed.
An announcement was made that the wedding
of w. Schewmachler and Martha Paff would
take place at Corps 3, corner of Third and
Mission streets, next Saturday evening, the
meeting 10 be conducted by Staff Captain Willis.
The morning call., 1894-12-28
ACCIDENT IN A MINE.
Two Men Injured by Peculiar Ex-
pIOSiOu.

SONORA, Dec. 27.-George johnson and
William Whippy, minersengagedin the Golden
Gate mine, were badly injured by the ex-
ulosion of giant powder In the 700-fOot level at
half-past j this morning. round of eight shots
had been put in and it was believed all had
exploded.
The men returned to the drift an hour and a
half afterward ano were at work putting in
ttmbers when the shot went of. johnson was
blown into the shaft and fell distance of
twelve feet recurring several ribs and being
badly Injured about he head.
Whlppy was blown into the tmbers in the
shaft, where he hung in an unconscious cond.
tion uutll rescued several minutes after. lt is
believed That Whippy will die from the In
juries received. The flying rocks cut his head
and neck IN fearful manner.
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GENTLY FALLING.
The Rain Still Continues to Moisten
the Earth,

ARROYO GRANDE, Dec. 27.-It rained last
night lightly and still threatens The weather
Is cool and cloudy. The rainfall for the season
Is about ten inches. Grain is looking well and
the stock have an abundance of feed. The
outlook for this section is good.
W WOODLAND. Dec. 27.-The weather is very
cold and snow fell low down on the foothills in
Western Yolo last night.
SAN RAFAEL, Dec. 27.-EghIy-four nun
dredths or an inch OF rain fell here in the
twenty-fouT hours ending at O'Clock this
morning aud indications point TO an cont!nu-
alton of the wet weather. AT Lagunitas, where
the annual rainfall is always the heaviest in
the county. 1.24 inches was registered.
GILROY, Dec. PA quarter OF an inch OF
rain fell 10 the last iwenty-four hours; for the
season a total of 80 Inches. eight in excess
of last year. Appearances we're favorable at
sunset for continued Precipitation.
The morning call., 1894-12-28
The Great Work Is Finished.

Thousands of our readers are still calling
for the portfolios of picturesque Cali
forpia" necessary to complete their sets.
We trust that no one who has taken a few
portfolios will allow this splendid oppor-
tunity 10 pass without securing the work
Joaquin Miller and many others have sa i'd
Is the finest publication devoted to Cali
fornia's magnificent scenery and great and
varied industries.
Your children want 1t. and you want Ii,
and no California home should be without
it, Better go at once to The CALI, Branch
Office, ITO Market street, anc complete
your sets; OILY 10 cents for each portfolio.
Take few parts each week until complete
not convenient to secure all at oncen
The morning call., 1894-12-28
AN AMERICAN COUNTESS.
Lady Randolph Churchill and the
Snake on Her Arm.

There are certain women of the world who
capture public attention TO that degree that
everything they do is promptly chronicleo.
Lady Randolph Churchill is one OF them.
When returning home from India with
Lord Randolph, she noticed a British
soldier tattooing deckhand. 1t dis
PEELED the ennui that had seized upon her
as an incident of ship life, and from watching
the operation from her deck chair she con-
cludeG TO try i. herself She had the artist
brought before her. and asked him for some
designs. He suggested the Talmudic symbol
OF eternity-a snake holding its tall
in its mouth. Lady Randolph was charmed
and barred her arm for the opera
ton. Lord Randolph swore and protested.
But The tattooing was dOne-so it is said. az
least-and 1t Is described as beautifully exc
cuted snake. dark blue in color, with green
eyes and red jaws AS a general thing it is
hidden from The vulgar gaze by broad gold
bracelet, but her personal friends are pIiyi-
legged 70 see IL and hear the story OF the tattoo
ing.-New York Commercial Advertiser,
The morning call., 1894-12-28
UNKNOWN BURGLAR.
The One Shot by Marshal Morgan
Still Unidentified.

SANTA ANA, Cal, Dec 27.-1De thief shot
and killed late yesterday afternoon by Officer
Morgan of this city is still unidentified. AT
the inquest to-day the verdict of the jury was
that deceased came 10 his death by gunsbOt
wound, Inflicted by Morgan IN The discharge of
his duty.
DeceaSed'S confederate gives the name OF
James Martin, ana says that the only name he
knows for the deceased is Jack" From arti-
Giles found on dtceaSed's person IL is certain
that he is q professional burglar.
The morning call., 1894-12-28
A SAD CASE.
Husband Dying and His Wife Is
DefiriOuS.

At 327 Langton street, a small thoroughfare
between Seventh aud Eighth, man lies dying
and his wife is delirious.
August Lehman is German, who went 10
the Sandwich Islands some years since with
Wilhelmina, his wife, and secured employment
on sugar plantation. Becoming proficient In
his line OF work he was induced TO come 10 San
Francisco and until six months ago was en-
pl0yed in the sugar refinery at the POtrero.
one day barrel took tumble and landed on
hts chest and since that lime Lehman as been
lingering between life and death. He had no
money, and lie Hermann Sons have taken care
OF him ever suce the accident.
Last week new baby came. and Mrs. Leh-
man, terribly worried over her husbands con-
dtloD. eould no longer stand the strain, and
her mind gave way.
A boy years of age is a cripple and for a
year aud half was IN the Childfe ems Hospital.
The morning call., 1894-12-28
Election of Officers.

The San Francisco Turn Verein, at a meet
Ing held on Wednesday evening, elected the
following officers: President Louis Markus:
vice. president. @. A. frost; recording secre
tary, FL. Dunk: corresponding SECRETARY HI
hollenberg; treasurer, II. PianZ; financier, Ii
Strieber; first leader, A. Firth; second leader
Theo. Plauz; first librarian. August Mayer
second librarian, A. Riecners; sergeant at
arms. John Hoops; trustees-William PLACE
mann. L. HauSmann
The morning call., 1894-12-28
Office-HoIders, Bonds.

The bond of Assessor John D. Seibe for his
new term was filed yesterday. The bond is for
$4,000 and the sureties are John F. Ortman
and Henry Plageman.
The bond also of A. C. Freese. Public Admin
isIrator elect, was filed for $4,000, Matthew
A. j. MOulder. SupernIendenf-eIect OF Public
Schools, filed his bond for $4,000. Stewart
MenZies and Alexander q. HAYES are the
SureLieS.
The morning call., 1894-12-28
The 4" Noodle Girls" Held.

The noodle" sisters, Olga and Victoria
beck' were Yesterday held by Judge Conlan to
answer before the Superior Court in $1,000
bonds each on the charge of grand larceny
Inc particular case Oh which they are held is
I0r stealing TWO rings from Mrs. Pray OF the
van Mss Seminary on Jackson street There
are number or other charges booked against
TIE girls. Their attorney yesterday afternoon
applleu Tor a WIZ OF habeas corpus before
Judge Slack and it Will be argued today.
The morning call., 1894-12-28
He Got One Hundred Davs

"Dr." Fl. L. Lainer. an ex-traveler for New
York drug firms, was sentenced by Judge
Conlan yesterday to pay fine of 500 or be
Imprisoned in the County Jail for 100 days for
obtaining money by false pretenses. The com
planning witnesses were Redington & Co., the
wholesale druggists. Lainer obtained an ac-
cOmmodation from them of SIS, and gave a
draft en- New York firm, which was returned
diShOnOTed
The morning call., 1894-12-28
Insurance Association Sued.

SANTA Rosa. Dec. 27.-State Insurance Com
missioner Higgins brought suit against The Mu-
lual Relief Association in The Superior Court
here 10 have the association restrained from
continuing business In the insurance line. The
Commissioner states in the complaint that the
company has been doing business in violation
OF the law 10 that IL never took out license
and never received proper certificate.
The morning call., 1894-12-28
Hilarious Burglars.

Los ANGELES. Dec, 27.-Burglars broke
into The Peerless saloon, cracked the safe and
stole $3.50 and quantity of 1ewelry, After
The burglary they held an orgle. drinking a
quantity of the best WHISKY ANA smoking a
number OF hieh-nriced cigars. There were a
number of the burglars, judging by the glasses
There is no cIeW.
The morning call., 1894-12-28
Examination of Eta Stokes.

VIsALIA, Dec 27.-The preliminary examina-
ton OF Ella Stokes. charged with assault to
murder Will Smith. Los Angeles Southern
Pacific detective, on March 5. 1898, in resist
ing arrest for the ArmoCa station robbery was
held To-Day. Defendant was held to answer the
charge IN the Superior Court with bail placed
al $500.
The morning call., 1894-12-28
EUGENE WARES BROTHER.
He Can Throw No Light on the
Murder

PORTLAND. Or, Dec 27.-John q. Ware,
brother OF Eugene ware, the drug clerk muir
dered in San Francisco, is employed by the
Downing Drug Company of this city. He was
seen to-day. but could give no information
about the death of his brother. He said he
first heard OF the death through press dis
patch from San Francisco, and aside from this
he knows nothing.
The morning call., 1894-12-28
THAWED OUT DYNAMITE.
And of Course the Usual Thing
Hammered.

FRESNO, Dec. 27.-The explosion of %
pound box of dynamite this afternoon near the
Big Sandy. forty miles from Fresno, will prob
ably result in the death of TWO men.
o. c. Order had both hands blown of and is
seriously injured internally. Another man, I'M
known, had one arm torn off and was terribly
bruised and burned. The men were working
on the road blasting and were Ihawing out the
dynamite over the stove in a tent. Girder has
q wife and three children.
The morning call., 1894-12-28
WILL HAVE TO FIGHT.
What Burr Must Do Before Taking
an Office

Los ANGELES, Dec. PIT is now well set
tied in Sheriff CliDe's mind that it Sherif-elect
John Burr OF San Fernando wants TO take the
shrIevalty on January Z. he will have TO fight
for it III the courts.
Cline has taken legal advice on the subject of
turning over the Office 10 John Burr, and The
consensus OF opinion given him has been that
IN order TO project himself, and In Justice TO his
The morning call., 1894-12-28
Failure at San Jose.

SAN JOSE. Dec. 27.--J. A Crook, a large
candy manufacturer, filed a petition in insoI
yepcy this afternoon. His liabilities are $4,000
and his assets $4,000. A number of his cred
iIOrs are San Francisco merchants.
The morning call., 1894-12-28

Lots of folks got stuck
last week on account
of the rain - couldn't
buy Xmas presents.
But New Years is
coming and you can
make up for it then.
Our big Holiday stock
Of Furniture contains
at most as MANY novel;
ties as before Xmas.
Stroll round here this
week just for fun"
The morning call., 1894-12-28
Coast Gossip.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The special mail
service from Briceland to Frank, Humboldt
County Will be discontinued from January q,
1895; also from Briceand to Shelter Cove.
Major Tully McCrea, Fifth Artillery was to-
day ordered by the Secretary of War to report
by l-ttrr 10 the commanding general of The
Department of California for ASSIGNMENT to the
stat lion.
The morning call., 1894-12-28

bondsmen. he must retain the position TO
which he was elected until the tribunals Of the
State shall have decided that Burr's telephone
oath of Office. subscribed by another person
than himself. Is regular and proper.
The morning call., 1894-12-28
Cash in the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-The cash bal
ance in the treasury at the close OF bust
ness to-day was S153, 464, 255; gold reserve.
S89,070,012.
The morning call., 1894-12-28

bad ever heard of. The flash of lightning was
llfhat saved The lives of 200 passengers on
board the train.-RochesIer Democrat and
Chronicle
The morning call., 1894-12-28

The honey guide is an African bird
which flies before hunters, leading them
to trees where honey is to be found. When
the men get all the honey they need the
birds take their share
The morning call., 1894-12-28
AT A GOOD SALARY.

Racing Team.
SAN JOSE, Dec. 27.-Otto Zegler Jr. has be-
come a member of The Falcon team, and will
receive salary OF $500 per month The con-
tract has been signed. and in about ten days
the other members of the team will arrive from
the East and 20 into training here. In April
Ziegler VIII start East with the team.
The morning call., 1894-12-28

Phosphorescent bodies will not glue in
extremely low tempera tures.
The morning call., 1894-12-28
Attached a Lodging-Eiouse.

An attachment was yesterday issued against
lodging house owned by w. A. Newton, at
LeavenwOrth md O'Farrel streets, under q
Judgment secured by w. S. Morgan, for $3.50.
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y Ma pusiedzeniu rocznem dyrekto
row wzajemnego Tow. ubezpieczenis cd
ognia Puisskiego pulaski Mutual Fire
Insurance Coy zostali wybrsni urzedni.
oy ma rok 1894. Skiad novel admin
strscyi jest nastspujscy: Wojciech
Jendrzejek prezes, Andrea Schultz
vice prezes, August ]. Kowalski kssyer,
Andrea J. Kwssigroch sekretarz, Jan
F. Smulski n~otsryusz. Rsde wykonsw-
GA Executive Committee) stanowis:
Andrzej Schultz, Jan Czeksis, Jsk6b
Muoha, Jak6b Jakubowski i Andrzej j.
Kwasigroch.
w wiezieniu p~owistowem powie.
szono W ubiegfy pistek skazsnego ns
smierc Painters, ktory zamordowai ME.
jaka Alice Martin.
Pomimo usilnych stsrsh licznyoh
petyoyi - gubernstor ME zmienii Wy.
roku smierci. Gdy Psinterowi o tenn
doniesiouo przyjss on wisdomosc to
bardzo chiodno, grsi " ksrty z strots.
mi swymi II prosii o wykwintns ! OBJ.
bite wieczerze.
Liczyi on lat 30.
wyrok wykonsno o godzinie Sci z
rama.
Sksxauiec zsledwie kilks sekund WI
sisi " powietrzu kiedy posSronek urwsi
sic, | Painter runsi N ziemie.. Krew
trysneis mu z ust | Z noss. .Podniesio-
no 90, ocucono ipowieszono po rsz VITO.
~. stryczek drugi byi silniejszy /
szanieo " krotOe wyEionsi duchs.
Nam do zsmisny fsrme W Mime
socie, obsjmujscs 200 ARROW, W pobli
IN kosciols - ma reslnosc miejsks. A.
Msiewski 685 Noble ul,
~ niedziele o Bel wieczorem odbe.
die sic M sali p. Groenwslds posiedze.
ME delegst6w Tow. mar. Ola urssdzenis
obchod6w.
Dzisisj rano odbedzie sic " kosciele
sw. Tr6jcy Stub naszego brsts zwisz-
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Kronika m~iejscowa.
Kazfmierz
RewkOWski.

z aalem i s~uutkiem wielkim podaje.
my do wisdomosci publiczuej, ae We
wtorek 23go b. m. o godz. 1Osj wieczo-
rem zgssi nsgle naJstarszy lekarz polsk'
" Chicago, kt6rego znaia i wais
Gala polonis tutejsza - DR.. Kazimierz
Wandalin Rswkowski, ~diugoletni nssz
p~rzyjaciel. Umarl on ma posterunku
swym pr.y ioau pscyenta - W domu
Mr.. 253 Prey W. North Ave. Bs.
daiac pulls chotego zaehw'a sic i wy
zionsi duchs.
Sk~oustatowano, te PREY zyna smierci
bylo pekniecie serca.
Pogrzeb bardzo uroczysty odbyi sic
" sobote, Koledzy zmarisgo, leksrze
polscy przeniesli trumne ma r~amionach
z domu do kos,iaaa s~. Trojoy -
gdzie odbyly sic ~egzekwie.i
Podozas Misty saiobnej odspiewa'
tenor nas1 p. G.. Wojuicki, przyjaciel
zmariego, z wielkiem czuciem piesh
Mouiuszki nGdy seroe dirty.
swistynia byis przepeiniona przyja'
ci6lmi i z~najomymi zmariego ktorzy
bard.o lc.nie towarzyszyli pogrzebowi,
Ma smetarzu przemowil bardzo pieknie
DR.. K. .Mldowicz.
Sp. Kszimierz R. liosyl lat so. urodzil
sie na Litwie. w Gym roku syoia Cd
dano 60 do szkoly kadetow.
Me chcso jednsk siuty6 W wojskr
rosyjskiem,., = tesknsc "a krsjem rodzin'
nym sp. Kszimierz R. bedsc ju. Office
rem podai sic do dymisyi, ukehczy'
wydziai lekarski ma uniwsrsyteci,
charkowskim = osisdi sic ma Litwis
W Nowogrodku a potem W Biigoraju
Nastepnie odbyl k,mpanie turecks jake
lekarz wojskowy.
Pred dziesieciu laty przybyi d.
Chicago.
Sp. Kazimierz byl ozlowiekiem mi
losiernym - chociat o jego dzielacl
; m~ilosierdzis ludzie ME wiedzieli - b
ME byf tadny rozgiosu.
Byl on takse dobrym polakiem -
spodziewal sic umrzec W kraju rodzin
nym.
Nagis smier6 jego zrobiis bardz'
smutne i prIyguebiajsce wrazenie n
przyjacioi i znajonych.
Zmariy naletai do Zwiszku lat esm
byi on czlonkiem Tow. Harmonic.
Nalezai on takae do zakonu Lesni
czych.
w Europe ma brata i dwie siostry
Niechsj mu lekks bedzie ziemia obca
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POlska szkoia



" CHICAGO.
Esculapian College of Midwifery.
Zaiotona " roku 1855.
Ze szkoiy tel wysio jut kilkadziesist
sdolnych akuszerek, ktore obecnIe cie-
u sic dobr I'm powodzeniem.
Szkoas nasza potwierdzona przez "a.
Rad lekarski State Board of Health.
Zgiaszac sie listownie do:
ID M. Orgtert X ,Iseerst.ry
Hawthorne,
p. O. HYMAN,
COOK Co. LII.
Widziec sic MONA osobiscie " ofsie
603 w. 1Sta utica,
pomiedzy gods S.ma q 10 rano lub w1eczo
EN- ! " Ni5dziele " rezydencyi hawthorne,
diva biloxi cd Depot W apiece, doksd tame
cIny agent wskaze droge Tyiko 30 minui
drogi = Chicago Union Depot ma Burlington
kolei,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-31
,,WOlne POlskfe Shown

wyohodzi Pierwszego ! ~pietn.stego kas-
diego m~iesiacs. Podsje wisdomoioi 4
Poglsdy z pierwszej reki, tax Z kraju,
jake tea z emIgrscyi polskiej. - Pogis.
dsmi swemi wyswisdczs wIelks priv.
sfuge czytelnikom " rozwoju umy.io-
wynn. UPowszeohnienie tego pisms Jest
bsrdzo Pozsdsnem " Ameryce - sta-
Moss uistwis nsbycie kaademu. Abcns-
ment rocrny kosztuje dollar jeden 4
poa, Pienisdze posyis6 przez Post Ofsos
Order, sdresujsc: M. Adolphe ReiR, .,
ne du Four, Paris,
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w HALL POkASKIEGO,
300 S. Ashland I'VE.
Poczatek o godzinie 8 mel ~wieczorem.
C,as brlstu % G. cd osoby.
A ze bal czspkowy o lie nam wiado-
mo, po raz pierwszy sic odbedzie W Chi
csgo. i ola tego ME w%szystkim bedzie
znany, pszeto poczytujemy sobie "a o
'ow,scek 81 CONS So "aui obissnic 81.
onlsks publicrnosc W jaki sposob sic
odbywa.
Kazda z szan. pan zrobi iaskawie 2
czapki, kapelusze, czepki lub ter bsdz
co, clem by mo1ns glove nakrye, rowne
O do formy j materyi, Z ktorych jedne
DANA zatrzymuje ola siebie, . drugs
podczas polonezs wrzuca do ma ten Gel
ustswionego kos-s, z ktorego pozniej
me.czyzni ksady z osobns pc jednej
wyimuje tskows glove okryws. W
sposob ten DANA z metczyzna rowne
posisdsjso oIapki, stanowia nierozssczo-
ne pare do godz. IL tel, zabsws jsk Ia
innych balach.
Biket6to nd6yG moznd u Oh Oh.
A. SludzifskiAgo, ITO w. 18-ts al.
T. Bonk, 624 S. Paulins Ill, w. Sly
msfskiego, 624 Blue Island sve i W
Hall Puisskiego u Msrtinkowskiego !
Bonka.
Do licznego wspoiudzisiu zsprasza
Komitet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-31

SOBIE zYClY swoich kre-
- wnyoh lub przyjsoi3 z Eu-
roPJ 10 Ameryki ~sprowadzi6 LIMA okre-
iowa przez Hamburg, Bremen, Ant
werpiR Rotterdam, Amsterdam.
szc.ecin, do New Yorku, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Montreal 1 t. d, MECH .is
zgsosi do gfownego agents M w.zys..
kie hnie okretowe:
II. g. @. SCHMIDT
Winora, Minnesoso.
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DR.. Wfad. Statkiewicz,
Lekarz re starego kraju

Lekarz re stareg0 kraju
Z dhgoletnia praktyks PREY szpitalach
jak " Europe, tax Ameryce, specjali-
sta chor6b k~obiecych i dziecinnych, ls-
cry Z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie choro-
BY zastarzafe, jak to: dusznosd, reuma-
tyzm, choroby gardia, pieni, to}sdka;
Dol giowy, 6oz, nosa, uszu, febry, skro-
fully, wyrzuty na gfowie 1 sk6rzej choro-
roby maciczne, zboczenia regularnosci
biaie opiawy, krwotoki, niep}odnos6
bolesci popoaogowe i t p. dolegliwosci
kobieoe ! ~og6le wszelkie choroby met
czyzn, kobiet i dzieci - leczy predko i
s~kutecznie.
Lekarstwa - przyrzadzane " mojem
laboratoryum, pod wyiacznym mym do
zorem.
Do dokiaduie 70 lie moznosci czytel.
nie) opisanego twego cierpienia z wy.
m~ienienism ,zgody" do&acz2 cent. INA
GEEK Pocztowy, q odwro.na poczta cd
powiem lie bedzie trwac kuracya / CO
beda kosztowac lekarstwa.
Adres:
DR.. ". StatkiesoicS,
954 Joliet Str. La SALE, ILL.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-31
fOIskf MaIarz.

ogisszsm Szan. Polskiei
P~ublioznosci, il 90 tylko ro.poczslem
swojs reke iako mslarz re stare0o
krsju. zatem podejmuje sic mslowania
kosciofow | dom6w, t~spetowania pokoi
/ wszystko CO wchodzi " zakres m.lar-
ski. Nam nadzieje, il Szsnowni Ro-
dacy raozs mnie poprzec sws bratsrsks
.yczBwnsois.
JOZEF WINKIEL,
43 Sloan Str, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-31

w rszie cierpieh wstroby, merck i To-
isdks, ME pomogi mi laden srodek tax,
jsk DR.. Augusta Koenigs hsmburskie
krople. Nam tskowe swym domu Ia
wsae W zspasie. K. Wertheimer, San
Francisco, Cal.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-31

Towarzystwo Sok9 Polski Mr.. VIII
na Brldgeporcie dnis IA styoznia ODDLY.
10 sie pierwsze przedsta~ienie (czyh
o~wiczenis ginnastyczne) poiaczone z
bslem. Tow. wytej ~wymienione rapro-
siio tow. Sok0 Polski Mr.. I. Sol q
Polski Mr.. II. kt6re wziely udzial na
tem1e przedstawieniu. Sokoiy Mr.. 1.
Mr.. II wywiazaiy sic tardzo dobrze "
swoich 6wiozeniach, "a 90 otrzymaly
nie,llczone razy oklaski cd publicz
uosci. Ucznie Z Sokola Mr.. L. odzna-
czyli sic takte bsrdzo dobrze. Polska
mlcdziez ME naleaaca do Sokolstwa,
podziwis}s q nawet zAzdrcscila - IDOL
nosc W w~yrobieuiu oia,s przyczem
tow. Sokoi Polski Mr.. VIII tak4e brazil
udziai W poczatkowych swoich 6wicze-
mach, ktore sic udaiy niezle; wszyscy
dzisiali smiaio j odwaznie.
w imieniu Tow. SokQ Pclski No.
VIII ia niaej podpisany, skiadsm nj
niejszem serdeczne podziekowsnie.
szanownej publicznosci kt6ra byia
obecns ma tychae ewiczeniaoh.
Czysty doeh6d przeznsczony na IA
kupienie gimnastycznych ~aparst6w.
Stare polskie Bog zspiac!,
Czoiem!
]. Bauer, sekr, prot.