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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

There arc many stories illustrating the
ease with which tho Indians arr dipped by
the Mexlrans know, for instance, that
n Mexican ouco bought from an Indian
sheep on credit, nnd after killing II paid
Tor 1t with tho bend, hide and eDtrails,
and the Indian was perfectly satisfied
Another Mexican did better still. Ha
paid for his sheep with these snfne deli.
caeics, and "spoke 80 well" that tho In.
dian was content 20 remain Ia his debt a.
tho nnal rnSult OF the Transaction, Tho
richest Indian IN the whole Sierra was In
duced 70 sell II oxen 10 o Mexican vino
hod devoted a week o. bis persuasive pow.
erA 70 consummnting the trnde A. lass
it wan ngreed that he should pay two cow
for each Ok. As he had no cows with him
ho took tho oxen, leaving his horse ind
soddle % security. The Indian IA Sill
waiting When / e. rrssed my sufpriso
to the Indian ut Tho easo with which hs
had been thus cheated, tho reply was thas
the Misxical spoke % veil" Thero Are
70 few McrIcanr who speak tho language
wsll that tks Indian In bis pieasura loses
al caution. --frum "TsTahHmAd Lifo and
Customs. Vi Dr.. CARL Lnmholts. In sersb-
nara
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Kansas City. No, Dec. 22.--Wheat--
Nominal: No, hard. 81 i-2n53c; No z
red. 20 i-2c; rejected, iGai7c: sample
sales. T. o. b.. Mississippi river: No. 2
hard. COO: No. red, 80 i-2c.
Corn-Neak, l-2 to lc loweri No. 2
mixed. s0gs9 lac; No. white, 40 l-2g
4ic M
slc, No. white, $50.
Rye-Firm; No. 2, 49e,
FLAX seed--Dull, sLs4UiS5.
Bran--steady. 6gWGsc
Hay-Weak. timothy ts.0oQss0;
prairie. is.00as.5O.
Butter--Weak. creamery. isQ2ic;
iEssss-Unsettled. strictly fresh, i5@
" Rieceipts--wheat. aooOi corn. $1,000;
oats. 1000
shIpmeuts-None.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Liverpool Dec 2a.--Cotton-spo aui-
~ plieea easier American middilng
8 la-S2d' The salea Of the day were
SVVy oaies, OF which 200 were for specu-
American, Receipts ~. zoo. ineiuainr
ii,000 American.
Fntufes-- Opened steady and closed
qulet az the decline. American mid.
dllnE l.. NJ Q, 2 5S-6id sellers; december
and January g bS-0id sellers. january
and February ba-6td sellers. Icebrua-
ny ana March 6o-Gid2 si.Gid; March
ana April dl-6ims e2.6id; April and
May GS-6,d huyerp, Mny nna June
2ua LTD: June ana July g.Gld buyerai
July aud August g-Gtdg a.G4d; August
and September 3 5-6id buyers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
rt.,,,.
N'NEsrocIS MARIxRrs


Shieago. NJ, De- 49,;
siec,, neads OF butchers ara ~ nun.
of cs,s Snd lean constituted the snn,i1s.
ri psc sat.le IN the yards ,odaS '' 5Spply
res1tu .l Of a very light mn a. IN ex-
c n,,n 'eearg. About eyerythi, ana a
s,u,sd cut. Extra steers ises an Was sas
POUNDS ms ss5oa5T5 soce to ,'S Vic 70 lsoS
iiod ~ y, pounds, si.25sls.5o, n o,ce isvo
taVV % i2oo pounds, Ng5Si ! "A. s,eers
ss NE neaium steers 900 10 ' ia common
s55'sSS s5 feeders 800 to is0 SS pounSs.
s 5sS 81 49, stoekers COO 10 ga ,na'
s 49, No lmportsn, ehsn nv bounds \, as
p nsr5 OF 81 hogs Occurred TO-DAY T ~ sse
," '.aiu was slack and the feellp, rs,, ~
n mssEer, but Fridays ouotatIe5s S sasa
se,,,ngn closely adhered to. light weigS e
seg az sssoa42S Tor Door "a " chn'as
s y n. o. heavy weights beln, ,a vtio'es
100 s';,, 40 with AsoaIso tbs r r'1ee ~
"n rs most Of the hoes WERE weIsha a.
Inc sheep marke, was no %e,s. ,e,,.
p s 70 choice sheep and M - Nv ss5i iS ar
LOT rvr lamos. Extra fed sheen w ere
hogs. 1900. sheep' ssVo;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Tboro Are women, plenty ~ tiiem, who
can walk through tho iuuddlest streets tor
hours and como home Without ecrap %
stain OF tho earth earthly on their gar
inonts unlcas porchnnco thoy get apnttnnsi
from SONS car Or the feet Of some passing
bore. WoIron who can 81 about In this
wny consider themselves highly ncooin
plishcd Those who cannot arc loud ID
thpir expressions of nfuAaeinent ~ 20 how
II IL done, and II IL simply q matter of care
and practice. Any woman cpu learn II n
sho takcs the trouble II "a only necessary
10 wear comfortably short potilcoat
Then gather tho skiris not &C the aldo, lsui
from tho beck, and rails thcm very slight
~ with one hand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
esrlors II, IS and 70. ouas0o Boo.
E.ropran Powers vii, Probe The
Armenian Question.

European Powers Will tfobe ths
Armenian Question.
vienna, Dec, 2g.--Adviees from Com
stantinopie say the Ports objects to .
part Of tho instruotlona given 10 the
Delegates Of foreign powers who arc
70 follow the Armenian Communication.
The powers. however. with Tho excep-
lion or Germany. refuse 20 modify tho
instructions. and 81 Is underntood that
Great Britain has now determined to
make Impartial lnquirlca into the stor-
icu OF Turkish ntroclty. ana VIII lngiat
upon pnniahfnenf or the guilty per-
sons, n addition should the present
Inquiry fail 10 DO a. Thorough az Great
nritain expects She will drmnnd tho
appointment Of flesh commission.
Tho German afntassaour Ii reported as
trying 70 ARRANGE for notifications
on tho part Of Great Britain. France
and Russia, but tie latter are iirfniy
resolved not 70 size IN. The situation
al conHtAnflnopie ID very strained 1t
Is expected. however. that tina sultan
win yield before tie determined att
tude Of tha pOWern.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

ST. Louis. Mo, Dec. 22,-51our-Dull
and unchang, "a.
Wheat-Firiner on c'ehrateeH' close
higher by lac for May, No red cash.
81 9-ic. December, 81 3-Sc; January o.
s-sc: May. Is 5-sc.
Corn-Cio7ed IA 10 &c on on I'D RAJ
receipts No. mixed cash and d 80
ceuher. 40 l-ic; January. ~ l-sc; May,
t5o: July. a 3-Sc.
oats Firm; No, cash. zoe; Deem
Der. 30 3-sc; May, 3lc,
rive and barley--No trading
Bran-Unchangcd
Flakspod-$i.i
Cloverse and hay unchanged.
Eggs-l4 1-2c,
Cotton ties and bagE'ng unchanged.
Pork-standard jobblng. slls1 ~.
Lard. prime steam, Sc 60; cholee. sd.s1
10. dry salt meats, 10 shoulders bci
longs, S5.s7 IL; ribs, $500. shorts, s6.l2
l-2
Bacon-Pacbe1 sNoulders 1925; longs.
Sc IS; ribs. SOS i-2i = orts, 100
Rec ipts: Flour, 20 0; waeat, 1000;
corn rs OoO: oats. 10000,
shipments: Flour, 400; oats, 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

liverpool, Dec. 2.--wheat-spot
oulet. demand poor; No. ? red winter
AZ gd No. red spring stocks exhaust
Fl. No. ! hard Manitoba Is %: NO. l
Fntures-closed stendy and unehang-
"A A ! farthing lower, Bdslness h,oiit
se.te,iv Giftributsd. December 4SS1 "a;
srnnry IS %; February ~ , - i.
MARCEL &c . s-i3; April Is 10 Id; May
Is i0i. $3.50,
a Y,si Futures closed quiet. 2 farth-
i,..a liver. Business heaviss; On md
n nrsIons. December IS 100. laiia-
-, 4. ai-2d. February IS i-21 March
"a ia. April ~ ID: May A. "a.
Fiour-Duli. demand poor; st. Louis
,.nev winter s. 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

day prints what Is claimed 20 be n
which the Peoples Rights party have
prepared for Russia II provides FOR
an Imperial parliament and diet for
each province. Each member OF Inn
perial parliament, It Is proposed. IL to
represent 100000 people and be elected
By universal suffrage The car Il 70
remain supreme head of the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

New York. nco 22--Nct roaoipta
slss' gross, sais' exports to Great mi,
tam Riti continent no. Forwarded. COS.
sales' o. all splncrs; stock. l10,s5G. I'otal
today consolidated net receipts 67bDi
exports 10 Great britain. rs Csc; 10
France, m1I' continent, 2a.o00; stock.
i2i2,02l total since September l. Net
receipts, ALSO sO0 exports 10 Oreat Bril-
tam, ibbd223i 10 France, al, 500, 70 the
continent i,i92,279
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

u KANSAS City, Mo-. Dec. 2e.-Cattle.--
receipts sSoOi shipments, 5000. Market
ss ~ ,Ss Tor best steers. Texas steers
sz,lVgS'o9i Texas cows, si.Ss6i27s. beef
= teers, Sj.25n54O; native cows. 81 aOG
bulls, sl50GgoO. '-'VVs'''V'
liogs--Reeelpts, 500; shipments, 200.
s ~ Il weak TO Sc lower, bulk VI sales
Si.0OlA3O. ''''N '''V' N'iAsu'
. sheep-ReceIpts. lOOi shIrments 200.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

1,,,ersooi. Dec. p. -f3acon-Qulei. de-
IA nonr; Cumberland cut g 10 20
nnr.ds s2s; short ribs q pounds 35s 50;
M Gear light % 10 - pounds ga 90.
10 clear heavy 30 pounds a2B Cd
I'M I'M, riear backs light IS pounds s5s;
ST. c,sar middles IS pounds ass Gear
a,,ts. "a 10 10 pounds 49s: shoulders
se,iare Il to is pounds 27s.
s,ns-ghort cut 10 10 i6 pounds Ala
pork-Fine mess western ~. a.
Iard-Dnll. prime western sss va re-
anad, IN pals, US
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

New York, Doc. % .--COtton-Futirea
closed steady; sales 0s .9OO January o A.,
February 6.F; March bbi: Aprli 56:
May 5.Gl; June 8 &C.; July Oh; August
BIC; September $40, December II
spot-cloaod dun; mlddllng uplanda
il-i6c; mlddllng gulf l5-lGc, sales
IS bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

|,,. .,'k, Dec, 22.--The weekly bank
.,s ~, SHOWS the following changes;
I,ve lncreaso S55i Ss0.
~ decrease IS sos, 100.
N Increase 1851. 100.
Fhlers, decrease IS 500. soc
XIV. decrease SIC. 1924 200.
auen, Increase s36. 200.
N te,'hs now hold S3.900.675 in ex-
H. ~ requirements OF the % per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

on white. 3 ii-ieas is-isc; eray white
i5-i6ISc: choice yellow elar,0Ss
15-le. prime do, : 7-sc: on do p-ises
= is-tec. seconds. / l-SV2 l-2c.
Molssscs strong: higher; stric.iv
prime sic; sood prime isR9oc; prime.
common, S1qc CentrihaEai slrlctix
prime. llo. good primo, Sti9c, mime
69Ie; fair to good. SOS. common IA
good common, 4Q5c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

icfk. Dec. 22.-Money on call
y. i,zq Z per cent; prime mercan-
~. a-iD4 l-2 per cent. Sterling
~ Seady with actual business
DIS At si.SS l-2Ti.sS "a
Siana and Sl.s7 1-244.S7 3-i for
ays Posted rates si.Ss i-2D
Nv N.Sy l-2@4.90. Commercial
IN, l-in4.s6 ~. Silver certil-
,Se bld. no sales. Bar silver
/ AeA,ean dollnrs soc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

81. Louis, Dec. 22.-ca,tle-Receipts.
HOO; shipments, 1000, Market nominal
supplies too light to establish reprssen.
tatiye quotations.
Hogs-Receip.s. 1000; shipments IL.
4Vl. Market lOQl5a lower. Best heavy.
I.5Oi elmnon TO fair light, $s.6Oa4.l5:
stoekers, $500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

New YoiIt. Dcc, ag~-Dry goods "a u.s.
iiMi saturday preceding Christmas, wAa
quiet, hut IN nnishlnH orders very fcw
eaiea ware reached. For goods similar
20 ahosc sold ht auction values have
rood nalcB AZ = result. Printing oiotha
dun At : $40. With neht salcs for Shs
week ft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

.9.k; Dec. 22.-The total sales
solay were 53.423 shares, in
~ american sugar. 1880; Chi
ssv0 Distillers and Cattle
1l,n 80 General Electric. hoo;
IN. isse'he preferred, 1900: Read
= 81 Faul, 300; Burlington,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
! ,Tncg MARKET WAS HEAVY
NV EXCEPTIONS PRICES
y ,,xrp TO THE CLOSE.

oselisEp TO THE '-osh'
uoyement of General Eiec-
~. .,oued.-The Dond Market
.na Henvy--price of Gold.
q, and r,ehanse'
v,-s. Dec. 29,-rhe share speeu-
aiming the two hours OF business
' ~ss generally heavy in the one
.,n TOW unimportant exceptions
~ s.-,,aed steadily TO the Close.
= rSas a small seller Of st. Paul
Y, ,,,r,sern Pacific preferred. aad
MID With the fact that Amer
.,,,r.tles were rather heavy on
AN stock exchange, was fac
ne depression of the market
sugar declined IA at the op n
,-.rced IS and then sold down l
n final recovery Of s-s. leaving
al per cent on the day. Gem
i r,.r,ric opened IA lower AMI re-
y the Joss. A selling movement
s1wever, quickly developed, which
i "a have been In liquidation OF
cnnt Of a prominent stockholder
SSsceased. Under tine pressuc, of
"a shares gave way 1,l-2 with
.ssnvery OF is at the close.
ss,o,ement In the rest Of the Hist
.r;iv fractional and the market
rsak al a decline on the day Of
!, me latter In II ad4ng. Co, dage
ysn,pssee Coal and lrJn and 3-S q
she Changers. An exception to
,.cral decline, Whe ling and Lake
TERED up is. New York Cen
fsrlede Gas preferred H. and
rirs Is, The volume of business
y week has been extremely CAT.
[.r,r1ach OF the holidays having a
sr,lye influence on trading ana
Ssregate OF the sales is on si3,-
5-Sstes. The market in the maln
I ended downward and a m 10 ity
stocks traded In show daclln $.
h,pd market to-day hal been dull
1 tsiyy, the sales reaching only a
4 10000. The only changes
fraction are decline Of 3-S
s.ln Lacledc Gas 5's, and an adj
\ diper cent in At antlc and Pa
Il During the week the ma ket
e1 fairly active but the result
r,iag is n depreciation in values
!. nsjority Of the issues dealt in.
as aggregated $500. 500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

IA DEC pec. 92,-Gold Is nuo,ed ut
|n !, 49, y, today at 2.4s; Madrid ~;
I'M iss - 81 Petersburg 30; Athens
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

New orleans. Dec. % -Cotton--oult,
and easy. mlddlinR, i-i6e. low mia.
Cling, 1880. good ordinary, ( 9-i0o;
net receipts. 2l7lJ; groua. IS. agi. exports
coaSbwlse, 1881. Aales, 2iOG. stock. 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
A clrnIsTMAs rInn.
window Decorations Cause n Dis-
nstrouH ninHs.

Iarrosse, wis, Dec. 22.--Ffe de-
stroyed the department store Of tho
Lacrosse Dry Goods company this
morning. II originated IN tho dis
play window, through chrisimaH dec
araflons catching FIRE from LIGHTED can
dies. when the tire WIS at ltg heisht
one OF the rierke Hattie Loyejoy, ap-
Jumped 10 tho street. Her hip was
broken and pfr WAS badly bruiffo.
but she viii recover Several frinH
had departments in the store and ihelr
lasos range up % 1850. TN dry goods
company's loas ~ $4,000 Insurance
half The building was valued at w.
veg, fully insured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

49, orleans, La. Dec. 12-susar--
800 open kettle fair 10 fully fair.
sf-ieaf s-iec; common 70 good cora
lps ~h4iA i-t4lz l-i1;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

nary. il S,en a!s 1912: MexIca, u,
q 81 fass Central iosi P snos;ysss.s,i
new foars 1e,ng "a; Mexican c ,satls;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Galveston. Dec. 20 .-Couon- Quiet,
middllng Lice; sales III bales. re-
celpta H.70S; eSporta 1858. stocks 2Ii.-
sbl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Il. ' I Dec. 22.-clearlngs 1885,
t,s 81 az sn &c 9, s5.l4ss's FSr the
'szsl; balances, s3sssO.so2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

.Ths ether night dreamed wns 10
heaven. DO you suppcss 10 Is Sign Am
going 10 der
''WclL hardly. - inuiiiliAl,iis Journal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

| ~. DEC 22.-canadlan Pacific
~ is; Erie do seconds. e5i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

psma.ds Of sss Peoples nashf-
rsrfy 81 ngssiA-
Bsriin. Dso 21.-Ths VorgzsstE to-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
THE SOUTHERN
Medical
AND Surgical
Institute,
wrr ovtr
$4,000 Worth Of Electrical and
Surgical Instruments,

onera tho most complete and cffectual
facilities FOR the Bucce5Aful treatment
OF all chronic ana nerveua dissaa >.
Among the following are some OF our
apccialtasi Blood, liver, kidney nni
urinary dlgeaeua SYPHILIS, HrhiCr-
FfggifRES, FfsTtflAB ard MI rectal
trouilsA. RUPTURE, HYDHOcELE,
vhrlo0ccia. tumnrA, d0fQrmiAcs @ ngenl-
tal and acquired, oatarrh, eye. oar. no,r.
tArDnt ard diseases OF the chest. rheu-
mailsm, neursigla. NAL irial poisoning,
LOFT MANHOOD and uil tfOubleg re-
suit ng tton yguthtni .ii iuoreil ms "
rrgulard,igs. painful mehHtruhiion anu
all DIS ases peculiar TO wom.n.
Poriors II, rs and 10. Duados Block
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

\ York. Dec, 22.-Stocks and bonds
y ii the following prices bid:
NJ nat.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-10
ZfOte listki.

Wszystko sic rownowazy ma tym'
swiecie, nieszczesliwy lyle cierpi, zyjqe,
jak szczesliwy, umierajac.
Obmyslajacy szumne og}oszenie swo-
ich towarow robi wrazenie pajaka snu-
jacego swe sieci.
Jezeli chcemy sic podobac innym,
starajmy sic ME podzielac ich skrom-
nych sadow, gdy sam mowia o sobie.
Postepujemy niekiedy "a cnota, ale
biegniemy zwykle "a wystepkiem.
Kto we wszystkiem ME widzi Boga,
ME znajdzie go z p~ewnoscia nigdzie.
Zwykle znajdujemy sic mniej dow
cipnymi, rozmyslajac mad tenn, cosmy
~powiedzieli, niz mad tenn, co moglismy
byli powiedziec W danym razie.
Szczycic sic swymi przodkami Jest
Postepkiem rownie niedorzecznym, jak
szukac miedzy korzeniami drzewa owo-
Gu, ktory znajdowa6 sic powinien ma
jego ga}ezlach.
Zalety czlowieka So jak towsry; cze-
ste przebywanie Ia wystswie ~niszczy ie
i pozbawia ceny.
Godzi sic SLIME uzbroic ducha czIo.
wieka, skoro wiadomo, re cialo Jest sta.
be, a zyc;o pe{ne wielkich niebezpie.
czehstw.
Cziowiek, narazsjacy swe zycie celen
Pomszczenia obelgi, dale tylko dowod
odwagi; ably P~rzebaczyc, potrzeba bye
wyzszym mad poniesiona krzywde.
u biegem czasu CT, kt0rzy mas kocha.
Ii, opuszczaja mas, a ma ich miejsct
Przybyws;e CT, ktorych my kochamy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-10

w mym domu So zawsze W zapasie
DIR. Augusta Koeniga hamburskie kro-
pie, uwaaam je "a najlepszy srodek ma
niestrawnosc. = A. Bartz, Cook Str.
Portage, Wise. =
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-10
W.T.. SEVERA BAlSAM


jest najlepszem, nsjpewniejszem i mai
bezpieczniejszem lekarstwem ma wszy-
stkie choroby gardia ! pluc, ma kaszel
roznego rodzaju, dychawice, zapalenie
gardla, febre p}uc, modry kaszei, krup,
plucie krwia, w~ysilajace a krotkie oddly
chsnie, ma suchoty i dotkliwy kaszel.
Cena so c. j rs C. Przyrzadz1 w. +.
Sewera, W Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Togo
balsamu dostac MONA we wszystkich
Polskich i czeskich aptekach. Skutki
tego balsamu:
OBJ. w F. Severa, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Pahski balsam okazal sic prawdziwym
srodkiem do urstowania zycia moich
pieciorga dzieci. Dwoie umarlo nam
chociaz miaiy najlepszych lekarzy. Za.
niechaiam rady tych iekarzy a Severa
Balsamem uratowaiam mole piecioro
dzieci PREY zyciu.
Helena Koniczkowa, vinniQ, Iowa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-10
NEBRASKA.
Tania Ziemia.

Farmy ulepszone 500 akier i wyzej.
Duze deszcze. Zdrowy klimat. Me
ma wielkich mrozow ami wielkich upa-
low. Duzo szko}. Ekskursye celem
wykazu m~iejsca kazdej soboty. Pc
szczego{owe informacye nalezy napisae
do: Commissioner Of Immigration for
State Nebraska, 1Sl Washington str.
Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-10
Kronika miejscowa.

Kto chce g}osowac PREY wyborach
jesiennych musi sic ma nowo registro-
wac.
Ma eel ten p-rzeznaczono 2 dni t. j.
16ty j % pazdziernika.
Wybory odbeda sic ego ~hstopada.
*W tych dniach ro%zstrzygna sic
losy towarzystw nalezacych do Zjed.
p. r. X. pod opieka NJ. b. c.
y Ma rzecz hall Pu}askiego urzadzo-
ma bedzie loterya.
\ Many MOVIE pismo polskie p. t.:
,,Soko} Polski W Ameryce" poswiecone
interesom sokolskim. Wydawca i redak-
torem jest p. Leon Nowak.
y Popierajmy kandydatow p~olskich.
y Wyszedi z druku nak}adem p.
Z9otnickiego ,~,Kieszonkowy przewod-
mix amerykahski z kalendarzykiem ma
rok 1895"
*W przysz}a niedziele rozpocznie
sic W parafi sw. Trolley loterya fantowa
Ma rzecz novel szkoly.
= w ubieg}a niedziele odbyla sic ma
sail czeskiej prywatna zabawa polskich
drukarzy. Gosci zebraio sic duzo i ba-
wiono sic bardzo pieknie az do rama.
= Dowiadujemy sic z wiarogodnego
zrod}a, re wydawcy ,,Bociana' przygo-
towuja W krotce ,,bal bociani' z MES
podziankami. Ma bye to cos nowego
W naszem miescie.
n Redakcya tutejszego humorysty-
cznego pisma ,,Bocian" zosta}a przenie-
siona pod Mr.. 567 Noble utica. Pismo
to zas}uguje re wszech miar ma popar-
Gle rodak6w, albowiem umiarkowany i
pelen taktu jego dowcip moze przyspo-
Rye niejedna weso}a chwile czytelni-
kom. Bogate ilustracye So rowniez "a
leta tego pisma.
w przytu{ku ola starcow ma Lake
View zmar} W ~ubiegiym tygodniu sta
rec LEGACY lat 104 sp. Maciej Kluska,
dziadek PAM B1azejowej swiezej.
Pogrzeb odbyl sic W czwartek z
kosciola sw. Trolley.
Korzystajcie re szko{ wieczornych!
Uczcie sic jezyka krajowego.
\ Slawny jurysta sedzia Trumball
przeszedl do partyi ludowej = i wy
glosil move W ubiegla sobote W Gen.
trail Music Hall.
= Bierzcie papiery obywatelskie!
P. Zbigniew Brodowski zostal O.
brany prezesem Tow. Harmonic.
w mym domu sa zawsze W zapasie
DIR. Augusta Koeniga hamburskie kro-
pie, uwazam je "a najlepszy srodek ma
niestrawnosc. A. Bartz, Cook Str.
Gporta oa Wiao =
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-10
>UCHOTY WYLECZONE,

Starry lekarz doktor, przestawszy pra-
ktykowac, a majac ~doreczony przez
Misyonarzy Wschodnich Indyi, formu-
larz prostego leczenia warzywami, W
krotkim czasie zupelnie leczy suchoty,
zapalenie krtani, katary, dychawice i
inne gwaltowne j plucne choroby, oraz
zupeine ] predkie ~wyleczenie nerwo-
wych slabosci i nerwowych chorob, DO
wyprobowaniu tych leczniczych srod-
kow W tysiacznych wypadkach wzial
sobie "a obowiazek ogiosic to swym cier-
piacym ziomkom Bedao przejety che.
cia ~ulzenia cierpiacej ludzkosci. ia
przeszle "a dsrmo kazdemu kto zada
receipt W niemieckim, francuskim Tub
angielskim jezyku z wskazowkami jak
uzywae.
Adresowac z dolaczeniem mark j
imienia gazety. W. A. Noyes,
$50 Powers Black ROCHESTER,, NY.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-12

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