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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-20

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fen unarop aus bem Commencement
Saratop, Der nod i'm Sabre 1892
auf Der Saratotper 2anbI6aftsper=
fan1mlung bic Role zines groben
8olfsbegliiders ipielen fonnte, ,obglei9
er f9on bamals ertlGrte, bab biealusz
aaben fir bic Observation-Disclosures
tiftit unb bic 8plfsI9ulbilbung iibarz
fliiifig ieien, ba ber Bauer babur9
nur nit unniiben Steuern belaitet
perbe. 0pn bieiem u8oltsbsgliider"
pirb nun 6olgenbes beri9tet: 2us
I'M 6erbit 1892 cine Mnaabl 8auern,
Die Bel ibm arbeiteten unb benen Die
2ebensmtttel ausgegangen tparen,
Sur9 einen NbgeIanbten ben Grafen
bitten lieBen, i6nen einen She'll bes
2obnes poraus5u5ablen, priigelte Der
8raf ben 8ittIteIler bur9 unb elite
bann auf ben S9lpBbof UNI auf Die
bort Der Qntport barrenben 8auern
&epolperidiiiIe ab5ugeben. 9ls bic
8auern, grDBtentbeils Mprbpinen,
ftd entiest our Sludt ipanbten, rief
Der 8raf ibnen na9, baB tie ibm einen
anbern Oeputirten f9iden iollten, Der
orbentlicb rufiti9 fpre9en fDnne, ,bann
ipolle er ibre 8itte anbDren. Die arr
men WorOpinen ianbten nun cine
ru5it1Ge 8auernfrdu ab, bic benz
5errn Grafen bie Sadie bortragen
folIte. Raum befanb iie ii9 iebo9 i'm
8ereia BEG srdfli9en Qrms, 70 Bee
gann llparoip audi fte. gu I9lasen unb
fdlieBli9 trat er fie NIT Siiben - bas
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na6 einigen Sagen cine Sriibgeburt
bate. gaun nabm iih Der unterIu>
6ungsri9ter Der Sadie an, bic ii9
ieoob lanse bini9leppte unb enblih
auf irgenb eine WeiIe Der RonlpetenS
bes 2anbbauptlnanns iibereeben
tpurbe. Oie1er perurtbeilte ben Gras
fen fir ntbdtlide 8eleioisung" Der
gauernfrau au etnem Mrrsft bon iie@
BEN Sagen, ipdbreno Die S9ieBiibun<
gen bes grafen gong unsefiibnt blis=
ben, ba Der 9ertreter Der polt3ei auf
cine glnflage bieferbalb per5ihtets.
Der .Wertbeibiser" Der 8auerninters
eiIen tit iibrigens dud iiber ben Mrreit
BON z gagen 10 aufgebradt, baB er
appeIIirt bat, unb bic rufiifhe preiie
tniipft bieran bic 9offnling, baB bic
glppeiation fir ben @rafen gang lns
porbergeie9sne 6olgen haben iperDe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-20

Der oanbnirt6 Soog famnlt pfsrb
bur1 einen 8liBftrabl getObtet.
Hei1enbaa. Der 70Sdhre alte
Gteinflopfer Mat1. 2ebnlann bon
bier ipurbe in pre6tbal erbdngt aufs
gefunben.
Staufen. Dieter Sage brann<
ten @talung, dngsbautes Wobnbaus
unb stpei ansebaute @deuern beg
riibmlihit befannten @aftbaufes gum
areus nieoer. Oas gaitbans felbit
tpuroe gerettet.
uiffingen. Der felt einiger
3eit geiitesgeit0rte berbsirdtbete 2anb@
tpirtb S. pb. 8orberger bat fi9 err
bGngt. 3. lebte in georoneten Wer>
bdltniiien.
pabinsen. Ser berpitts
ipete 2anbtpirtb Sribolin Ssns, nell
dem i'm Sabre 1887 fein Wobn= uno
Setonomiegebdube burd 8libIalag
ben 6lammen gum Opfer fiel, nobel
feine Wtutter, Gbefrau unb Elm Ginb
mitperbrannten, lit BON abermalisem
8ranDungliid beitngeiudt porben, I'M
benz i'm oberen Sbeile ieines i'm Sabre
1888 neuerbauten gerdumigsn Mobnz
bauies Seuer ausbra9, ipeldes ben
groben 8au Bis auf bic Mauern ser=
ftDrte.
3Gbrin9en. Oas Streder'f9e
gbepaar feierte bas Teit Der solbenen
5o93eit.
Gdneia.
9ern. M2itte 2lusuit finoet baz
bier Der internatipnale S6ierI9ub=
gonsreB itatt. @s perben 8ortrdge
eebalten iiber @iebtransport, bas
G9G9ten in Der @9pei5 unb in
SadbIen, 5olpie iiber bic internatipnale
gteaelung oes S4ubes Der Wanosrz
b0gel.
Iareau. gleuli9 NaGts brad
in etnem groBen, BON bier 5dmilien
betpobnten StrobbauIe in SiIdbaA
Bel 8remgartenSeuer aus unb GI9erte
bafIelbe pollItGnoig Elm. 2eiDer famen
babel audi Drei Menf6sn um's 2eben,
Elm 35 Sabre alter, fleiBiger unO iparz
famer Mann, Namens Gnsel, beKen
bieridbriges S0bnlein unb elm el.i9
altes Sndblein bes Sob.Seiler. ueberz
oies foIen nod bret perionen 10
fhtper per.ebt Iein, baB an beren Quf=
fommen se5ipeifelt niro.
8afel tabt. Sin Solbat, Der
am Nr6eiter=Maium5ug in Uniform
tbeilna6m, purbe pegen unbefugten
Sraqens Der 1niform 81 bier Sagen
Nrreft perurt6eilt.
ct. @allen. SSm &rapallproz
aeB purben 13 9lngetlagte 5u 9elos
buBen BON 60-150 Srancs unb flint
au Sc fdngniB bon 2-7 5agen, alle
au ben 9eri9tsfoiten uno our 0dlfte
Der llnteriu6ungsfoiten berurtbeilt.
Ser v&rapaa" beitanb betanntlt9 in
elmer tpibrigen pDbelei unb in einem
Steinbonbarbement bes Muieums, in
benz ii9 1btpeiaerif9e Sfftciere bon
elmer rf9lpdbif9en" Muitt aufIpielen
lieben. = l1eber ben Gemeinben
Strauben5eq, 8aiIernalb unb gtotz
monten entlub ii9 neuli9 Elm itarfes
5ageltpetter, bas tebeutenben S6aoen
an ben Obitbdumen unb an Der 5eu=
ernte anri6tete.
Sburgau, Ser groBe Hatb
pdblte gum Regierungsprdiioen
8osler, gum Obergeri9tsprdIioen
Sr. SSebr.
Waabt. Sn 2auianne itarb
8rof. 9litie, 0o5ent an Der tbeploeiz
fden Satultdt Der lpaabtldnoiI9en
Sretfir6e.
3iirid. Die isbr itarf beiudte
Notwithstanding ii Wintsrt6ur
nabm einitimmig ben 4ntrdg bes
Stabtratbes auf Nble6nung ber Ser
etnigung nit 8eltbetm an.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-05
RLOOMlNG VALLEY.

OCT. ID, lSaf.
H.. Hanson has improved so fast
that he has been able to sit up.
The hard wind N Saturday last did
thousands OF dollars worth Of damage to
the late flax. 1t had just been cut and
was drying in bundles and was SO com
pletely blown away that it will prove al
most total loss.
The late ram has proved very bene-
fetal to fall plowing.
Andrew Peterson has been building IA
new barn and putting an addition on his
house
John Houser returned from North Da-
kota and reports more help than was
neccessar, to do the work.
Mr.. John Stewart visited Milbank
last week
It is rumored that some of the west
side bachelors are thinking of becoming
benedicts
John D. Smull has reopened his circu-
la,ing library and would be glad to have
every one in the township come and
supply themselves with first class read
ing matter. He has collection OF
books of travel, science, history and sew
eral hundred numbers of the Century,
Harpers, Popular Science Monthly, The
Forum, Scribners and all the leading
periodicals of the day. The object Of
circulating these books is to encourage
desire for good reading the long winter
evenings. They are absolutely tree.
All that is asked is that they be returned
in good order.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-05
TWIN BROOKS.

OCL. 4, loJf.
George Barrows and family moved
back to Wisconsin this week. Mr..
Barrows came out one year ago TO make
his home in Dakota but this year has
discouraged him as we'll asseveral others.
G. Woodard is preparing to SO to
Minneapolis this winter.
Mrs. BeuIah Taicott is slowly recover
ing.
There will be republican club meet
ing next Tuesday evening.
Rev. Nazarene will preach at the
church at the usual hour tor services
next Sunday afternoon.
Bad weather last saturday prevented
people turning out to hear Hon. FL. r.
Pease, but those present pronounced his
speech the best they have ever heard.
Hen N. | Lovthlan was IN Twin
Brooks few hours yesterday.
Raymond & Stymist shipped a car Of
old iron to day.
Delaney shipped car of cattle from
here Tuesday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-05
HsEVELlO lSRpPLES
ant, Sep. u, 1894.

Reyillo Courant, Sep. 27, 1894.
A good.y number OF Revillo republi-
cans attended convention at Milbank last
Saturday
Mrs. A. Hoffman and daughter, mother
and sister of our depot agent, were here
from Hamburg, MINI, on a visit the
first half of the week.
Mrs. w. A. HoWdeshell and sons came
up on the train yesterday and are getting
their household effects ready Tor ship
ment They will return to Minneapolis
Friday, where Mr.. Howdeshell is at worx.
The basket social given at l. O. q. I.
lodge last Friday night furnished enter
lainment for quite number of amuse-
ment seekers. The program was well
executed and the sale OF baskets netted
the lodge funds about $14.
With this issue the CoURANT ceases to
issue from Revillo, 50 far as the present
proprietor is concerned. If any person
desires to further continue the newspaper
here, We will lend all reasonable assist
ance in our power to the enterprise.
During our residence here the past
two years we have made many friends
for whom we will cherish fond memor-
les. Any enemies we have made-weli,
they will Undoubtedly gel along without
our company. However winning our ways
have be n, they have not won US sufficient
filthy lucre to satisfy us and some other
friendly people and our going will there
fore, perhaps, 90 excused. May be some
other person can do better Lastly we
kindly request those who owe us to set
tie tins week in some manner.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-05
HuGST on e.
Oct. 4, 1894.

Oct. 4, 1894.
M;ss Mary Heuer. Of Strouston, ). H.,
gave us pleasant call and purchaser
the organ belonging to Mary o. Movlus
this week.
Mrs Francis E. Brock left for Chippe-
wa Falls, WIS, where sAe Will spend Tile
winter
Roy Porter caves for Minneapolis FIJI
day evening to attend Cations business
College. He Is booked for n'ne months
term.
Our Catholic friends are enjoying a
week of mission service held at Their
church by Rev. Father Browne OF Mil
hank and new priest from Wisconsin
The City Council have purchased SIX
acres from II. Camus for i -rave yard.
An association was also formed of which
H, Camus is President aud t. W. Thorn
dixie. Sec.
Mrs. Wm Mallett is quite sick.
The social dance given Mt the st.
Char es Hall last FRIDAY evening was a
very pleasant affair Evers ona reported
a good time.
A number of lead dollars lave been
making the rounds of the town. Ex-
anime your silver dollars PhA spurious
article can be detected by its ring when
dropped 1t also is ghter Ia We ght.
The social given by tnr Ladies Aid
was grand success, both socially and
financially. We failed to get any PIE
although we came with our ten cents
and the best OF good Will 10 eat our
share.
G.. ID. Oehler has sold has store to a
Mr.. Olson from Bath, S. D.. and Mr..
Olson takes possession today. Mrs
Olson arrived with the morning iiain
and stops a; the ST. Charles Hotel, head
quarters for all the travelling public.
There will be republican rally at
the St. Charles Hall. Bigstone, on Friday
evening, Oct. 9th to which all citizens
and voters are cordially invited. The
meeting will be addressed by able
speakers, on the political questions now
before the people. Rally round the
standard bows and don't FORGET to bring
your republican girl with YOU.
NILHELMINE.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-05
CORONA.

Oct. lst, 1894.
There seems to be plenty Of mud in
Corona at present.
Politics seems 10 be The chief subject
of the day.
Mr.. G. E. Porter of Wilmot was shak-
ing hands with friends in town today.
Mr.. Phil Remund from near Wilmot
was transac'ing business in Corona
Monday
E, A. Norton and Lorln Hills returned
home from their North Dakota trip last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Scouten Of Good
Will, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II Il. Smith last week
A number of young people from
Corona attended the Harvest Home
Festival at the NJ E Church at Wilmot
Sunday evening. They were well
pleased with the program, aud the dec
oratlons at the church were very beauti-
full and appropriate for the occasion.
Mrs. J. w. Malsed accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Bailey from Etfing-
ton, spent Sunday at Marvin visiting
their sister, Mrs. Dot Murray
Sheriff Babb was down from Wilmct
Saturday summoning the jurors to ap-
pear at court this week.
Chas Mann who was SO fatally shot
last week by the accidental discharge OF
gun, died from the effects Of his injuries
last Thursday in Minneapolis where he
had been takensfor treatment
Chas was bright and promising
young man, and during his short stay
here in town this summer, he made many
friends who will he very sorry TO learn OF
his untimely death.
HAZEL KIRK,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-05
Bag Republican aiaims.

The election in Connecticut this week
;s in line with Vermont and Maine and
is another indication OF the republican
tidal wave that will sweep over the whole
north next month, as is shown by the
following Dispatch
Hartford, Con-, Oct. 3.-Returns from
ali except two out Of l64 towns in this
state that held local elections Monday
show Republican gain OF twenty three
towns. The majorltles are not complete
yet, but indicate Republican majority
aufflceut 90 elect the governor without
election being thrown into the legislature
NJ the November election. or the towns
heard from lO6 vent Republican, -
Democratic and q were divided. Last
wear s. went Republican, 80 Democratic
and 20 were divided.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-05
SU NlM 1T.

signal, Sept. q. 1894.
Our popular station agent, Mr.. BailIy,
intends to nj owe his family to Summit as
soon as he can secure residence.
A team of horses driven by thirteen
year old boy name unknown living three
miles north west of here ran away, near
ly killing the boy, it is SAID. Dr..
Cartridge was called.
A serious accident occurred to Charles
Mann last Monday. While riding in a
cart carrying a loaded gun with the breech
resting on the bottom, the breech slipped
through, exploding the gun, the charge
taking effect in the arm and shoulder,
causing serious wound. He was TAX
en- TO Minneapolis for treatment. Later
The Young man died Thursd ay.
A terrible wind blew from the south
west all day Tuesday so strong that
teams could hardly make headwav
against it. Flax cut and not stacked was
nearly all blown from the fields. causing
thousands OF dollars loss and stacks Of
hay were leveled and scattered, entailing
great loss. First an untavor able
apring. then a drouth, then burning
winds, then two straight sixtymile winds
literally earring away nearly all that had
escaped the other disasters, then as it to
add to the destruction and complete the
wreck, starvation prices for the mite
winch could be scraped up after the
storm.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-05
FER over Eirsy Years

MRe. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, cures wind colo, and il the best
remedy for DiarrhGa. Twenty -five cents
bottle. Sold by al druggists through
ont the world.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-05
wILMOT.

Wilmot Reporter, Sept. 20, 1894.
W W. Harper and wife of Grant
county visited with Mr.. and Mrs. u. B.
Walker on Tuesday, remaining over
night.
Atty Il. 5. Cooley 0! Yankton, broth er
OF the late E. NJ Cooley arrived We'd
nesday on business connected with the
estate Of the deceased.
Sheriff Babb returned Thursday from
the northern par, of the county where
he had been to summon jurors. He
informed las that fire at Cottwood lake
burned up ten large stacks of hay, and
that in several places peat bogs were
burning.
Republican, Sept. 90 1891.
Gen. Pease and Rev. Brown will de.
bate in Wilmof, Oct. 10th :. at the court
house. Everybody come.
Miss Agnes Vanderhaden who has
been attending college in Indiana for
some time past, returned to her home at
the Agency last Wednesday.
Two stacks OF fax belonging to Geo.
Smith living eight miles northeast of
town, were set on fire by an incendiary
last Friday night and totally destroyed.
The party or parties who did the act are
at present unknown, but II found out, that
locality will prove too hot to hold them
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-05

Down in Australia, where the rail
roads are operated by the government,
the people are complaining bitterly OF
the high rates, which are from So to 60
percent higher than in the United States.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12
KrOnika miejscOwa.

w ubieg}a sobote wieczorem piorun
zabif dwoch ludzi.
Ma rzecz novel szkoiy W parafi
sw. Trolley odbedzie sic W przyszlym
m~iesiacu loterya fantowa, ktora zapo-
wiada sic swietnie.
Tow. Przemysiowe Rzemieslnikow
Polskich urzadza dnia 10 BIN. przedsta-
wienie teatralne ma sail Pu}askiego.
Odegrana bedzie sztuka: ,,Gwa}tu co
sic dzieje."
#W ubiegiym tygodniu wydobyla
policya z rzeki zw{oki jakiegos mezczy-
zny.
n Micha} Lewandowski, polak, pra-
cujac ma wysokiem rusztowaniu spad} z
wysokosci 40 stop ma ziemie i odniosl
bardzo niebezpieczne uszkodzenia.
&Strajk W Pullman zostaI ogIoszony
IA ukohczony.
%W ubieg}a niedziele odby} sic pix
mix nowoza}ozonego oddzia}u Soko}ow
Polskich ma South Chicago.
Czeski rybak wpad} do jeziora W
poblizu 13ej ul. - i utopi} sic.
Mowia o wielkim strajku robotni-
kow budowlanych.
*Rozrccza} sic W ubiegiym tygodniu
process Debs'a i jego towarzyszy.
Bal Stowarzyszenia Polskich Dru-
karzy odbedzie sic ma sail czeskiej, d. Z
pazdziernika. w sklad komitetu u
rzadzajacego bal wchodza PIP. Sunni
{owski, Habrylewicz, Lieske, Tarko-
wski, Pawlak i Blachowski.
w Englewood wyrwal sic z zagro-
dy Ola byd{a dziki byk teksahski i po-
kaleczy} kilka osob.
przysz}a niedziele O godzinie A
pc poIudniu odbedzie sic zgromadze-
ME ma sail Puiaskiego W sprawie skar-
bu na-. pol. w Rapperswylu.
Monkiewicz & Co., firma wyrobow
tabacznych, pusci}a W bieg nowe ga
tunki papierosow pod nazwiskiem
Wanda" i ,,Polski Ulan'. Polecamy
te papierosy rodakom naszym. Adres:
Monkiewicz & Co. 531 Noble Street,
Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12
Polska
SZKOkA AKUSZERYI

40 Chicago, sdfozona 1883 y.
he szkoiy tel wyszio juz kilkadziesiat
zdolnych akuszerek, ktore obecnie Gle
sza sic dobrem powodzeniem. SzkoIa ma
sza potwierdzona przez zarzad lekarski
Estate Board of Health.
Zg{aszac sic listownie do.
Oh. 0rslert-KaczoroWska, Secretary.
HAWTHORNE, p. o. HYMAN, Cook Co. Ill
Widzie6 sic MONA osobiscie W ofisie
tS5 "; 10 st. Pomiedzy godz. s a 10 ra-
no; Tub wieczorem i W niedziele W rezy-
dencyi Hawthorne, W apiece, diva biloxi
cd depot dokad tameczny agent wska-
re droge. Tylko 20 minut drogi z Chi
cago Union Depot ma Burlington kolei.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12
(Nadeslane).
Bonanza Cripple Greek Gold Mining
Company.
IOrorzyst,eo Bonanza kopoini ztoto
&c Cripple Greek, CoIo.
(Nadeslane)

Ma poiudniowo %zachodnim sklonie
Pixies Peak, najwyzszego szczytu wsrod
khpucha gor skalistych W Stanie Colo
Ssao, ley osada g6rnicza Cripple Creek
mad strumieniem tegoz nazwiska. Ota-
CA ia kilka pagork6w gesto poprzeci-
nanych zy}ami zlotodajnej rudy. Caiy
ten okreg obejmuje ME wiecej jak %
k~wadratowych mil angielskich pre-
strzeni.
Pokfady zIotego kruszcu odkryte
tam zosta}y dopiero j~esienia 1901 roku,
a juz W 1927. dobyto ziota ma 100000
dol; W 1893 r. ma 2,65O,OOO dol; W r.
b. do dnia ] wrzesnia produkcya wy
nios{a siedm mil. a do kohca roku do
siegnie olbrzymiej cyfry dziesieciu mi
lionow dolarow.
Czynnych jest obecnie W okregu
g6rniczym Cripple Creek przeszlo sto
kopalni, ktore stale odstawiaja rude
z}ota do m}ynow i s~zmelcowni; wiele
innych ~rozpoczyna W tel chwili prawi-
diowa eksploatacye. Za}ozono juz o.
koio 26O towarzystw akcvjnych z mil
jonowymi kapitaiami ola dobywania zIo-
TIA W Cripple Creek. Akcye wielu z
tych towarzystw notowane sa stale ma
gie{dach W Denver j W Colorado
Springs j gazety codziennie kurs ich
ogiaszaja.
Me podlega dis zadnej watpliwosci,
re Poklady ziota W Cripple Creek
sa nadzwyczajnie obfte i wyjatkowo
bogate. Wydajnos6 zlota ztony kwar-
Gu wynosila tam przecietnie W zeszIym
roku SO dolary, a W roku ~biezacym wy
dajnose ~Przecietna z tony doszia do ba-
jecznej cyfry 112 dolar6w.
Fakta te stwierdzone 50 W raportach
~uczonych inzynierow gorniczych. /
tax, anglik Sir Morton Frewen wyka-
zuje wyzszos6 obwodu Cripple Creek
mad slynnemi kopalniami ziota W Po}u-
dniowej Afryce. Amerykanin William
r. Blake donosi do Engineering and
Mining Journal of New York., Re wy
soka wydajnosc zlotonosnego kwarcu
W Cripple Creek nalezy do r.edu zja-
wisk fenomenalnych.
Ma zasadzie ~swiezej uchwsiy kon
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12
SUCHOTY WYLECLONE,

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, d~ychawice i
inne gwaitowne j p1ucne choroby, oraz
zuPeine j predkie wyleczenie nerwo-
wych slabosci i nerwowych chorob. DO
wyProbowaniu tych leczniczych srod-
k6w W tysiqcznych wypadkach wzial
sobie "a obowiazek oglosi6 to swym cier-
piacym ziomkom Bedsc przeiety che.
cia ulzenia cierpiacej ludzkosci. ia
przeszle "a darmo kazdemu kto zada
receipt W niemieckim, francuskim Tub
angielskim jezyku z w~skazowkami jak
uzywac.
Adresowac z dolaczeniem mark j
imienia gazety. W. A. Moves,
$50 Powers Black ROCHESTER,N.Y Y.
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nienia zarodki choroby z olals, gir'
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gany znajduje sic W dobrym stsnie a.
d~zialania. Medycyna jest przygoto~srs
z przeszio trzydziestu r6inych g~atunkHa
ingredyencyj, glownie z roslinnego 10
lestwa ! byla znana W utyciu przez pr.
szlo sto lat. Uiywano 60 z wlelka 4.
rzyscia we wszystkich og6lnycb tess
zniejszych dolegliwosciach, q zwlaszcze
W tych, ktore pochodza Z krwi 1 choce
go ioladka jake to:
Zatwardzenie, B6l giowy, DoleglI woscr
watroby, Z~6fciowose, Z6ltaczka, Reums
tyzm. Wodna puchlina, Trudnose tire
vienna, Niestrawnosc, Goraczks, R6ts
Strupy, Swierzbiaczka, Glisty. Lisys
Wrzody, Rakowe wyrosniecia. B6le / ra.
ny, Bole W systemic koscf, Wychudnie-
ME, Dolegliwosci niewfast, D abose.
Bronchitis, zarnice, B6l W krzytsch.
Zawrot g(owy, 1 t. d.
6OhOZO ME jest medycyns patentowa-
ne, tel ME s~przedawaje jej aptekarze.
lecz metczyzni | niewiasty. kt6rzy uky.
wajac je, zostali wyleczeni, spowodows
nj przez wdziec znosc ola doktora, 1 przea
tyczenie, ably ich wsp6ltowarzysze cd.
niesii korzysc, dzialaja jake jego sgenc'
ten sposob moga go dostarczye lu-
dziom cierpiscym W oddaleniu.
Jest n~ieocenionem jake lekarstwo do
move . mfanowicie " miejscowoScisch
~pofotonych bardzo daleko Cd lekarzy
aptek. Lekarstwx teRo ME MONA dostae
Cd aptekarzy, lecz tylko cd ~miejscowych
agentow. Jeieli ME ma agcnta W wa
seem sasiedztwie. przysijcie $500 a do
staniecfe dwanascie 35c. butelek ma rro.
be wprost cd wlasciciela. Taxi obstslu.
mex mote kafdy dostac tylko raz.
. DIR. PETER FAHRNRY,
M-ln s Roylc Ave-, Cliafp Hb
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12

Prawie kazdego rokn ma wiosne w
jesieni cierpie ma zatwardzenie, watrobe
j nerki. Uzywszy DR.. Augusta Koe-
niga hamburskich kropli zostaje zawsze
w~yleczonym. = Carl Christian Schnei-
der, Bloomington, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12

Ma Chorobe PSuc
jest na~jlePszem, najpewniejszem i mai
bezpieczniejszem lekarstwem ma wszy-
stkie choroby gard}a i p{uc, ma kaszel
roznego rodzaju, d~ychawice, zapalenie
gardla, febre p1uc, modry kaszel, krup,
Plucie krwia, wysilajace a krotkie oddly
chanie, ma suchoty j dotkliwy kaszel.
Cena so C. i % C. Przyrzadza W. F.
Sewera, W Cedar Rapids, Iowa. lego
balsamu dostac mona we wszystkich
Polskich j czeskich aptekach. Skutki
tego balsamu:
OBJ. w. F. Severa, Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
Pahski balsam okaza} sic prawdziwym
srodkiem do uratowania zycia moich
pieciorga,dzieci. Dwoje umar}o nam,
chociaz miaiy najlepszych lekarzy. Ia
%niechaiam rady tych lekarzy a Severa
Balsamem uratowafam mole piecioro
dzieci PREY zyciu.
Helena Koniczkowa, Vinnig, Iowa.