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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-08

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BY Royal Command.

New YORK, Feb. s.-A dispatch
from London says: By royal com
mand the Welsh Ladies Choir Wis.
i ed Osborne today, and gave a con.
cert before Her Majesty. There
were also present Princess Beatrice
and Prince Henry of Battenberg,
the ladies in attendance upon the
court and few invited guests. BE
fore the concert the Queen received
the members Of the choir in the Red
drawing room, and listened with in
terest to u statement of their re-.
cep,ion at the Worlds Fair in Chi
cage, and of the prizes that had
been awarded them for their vocal
talent. The co cert took place in
the magnificent annex to the castle
which has been chrstenei the Indian
room, and at the north end of which a
large stage with elaborate scenic &C.
cessores and settings was recently
constructed. Her Maj Ct ty appeared
to be in excellent health, and add
tional emphasis was given to this
fact by the Off .ial announcement
this morning that she will hold her
annual reception Of the diplomatic
corps at Buckingham Palace on the
last Monday in this month.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-08

~. aooide that your Catarrh is hopeless
Doh' ues Won haven't yet found cure
SIMPLY 49," cstarrh Remedy cures just sncn n
cases-completely us p io1a nf Catarrh
raward for an incuraoie o''s' VI
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-08

"Sambo what's opinion of travelling by railway and
boat?"
Now you're talkin boss Good gracious! tole dere's
heap difference When you de roa and axdn happens
you're right dr but when you's and
no where
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Where Are You,
My friend? Are you reaching for the tail of the you
the front rank of the procession
RIGHT Next to the Band WAGON?

you regrettng negligence did clip of the little
coupons this paper your
beautiful portfolio of which have told you?
The coupons part appearing regularly
Clip them they will again after Saturday didn't
weeks coupons look back of this
them before it & late.
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1t necessary If you
neghbor who have received the first They will tell that
artistic beyond doubt descriptions instructive,
the views exceedingly we'll the idea attractive and original
In fact,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-08
liz to Royalty by the
F,Jolsh Ladies' Choir.
r RIG SALE OF TROTTERS
.ocratic Clubs A Poultry
.how--Other News Items.
AFulI representation.

AFulI representation.
R,pv,SGuAM. Ala Feb. s.
Dry voting district in the state is
resented in the Kolbite conven
today, and every delegate has
instructed to vote fer Kolb
his ticket. Apparently the an
onism to the organized state
nocracy is stronger than ever,
the chief hope of the latter
|, in the nomination of an indie.
dent Republican ticket. The
form will declare for free silver
will be decidedly anti Cleve-
A. if any referer ce at all is made
the present administration.
vice defeated, but not dismayed"
be rallying cry Of tire Kolbites,
lie another is "Kolb will be
uted in aud not counted out this
=" A resolution which has been
mulated, and which will probably
Incorporated in the platform de-
,es that farmers are becoming
mless, that all classes of busip ess
sre awakened to the utter stag
ion of busiue 50 interests, that
ncial ruin is staring not Only
hama but the nation in the face,
that, not content with produc-
widespread panic and disaster,
mganized Democratic Iarty
lsto deprive the people of their
AIbertles. Another resolution
sus Capt. r. F. Kolb as the
|aAder of the common people
Ahbama. The Democratic state
nntion will not be held until
May.
Grand Army EnCampment.
camden, N. j., Feb. 8.-The an
state encampment of the Grand
ny of the Republic opened here
|ay with large attendance Of
egates. The report of Assistant
jutant George Barrett showed
y there are now lis posts in the
to, with total membership OF
|enty.hve hundred. There are
y candidates for commander
Job White, of Paterson; james
rd, of Asbury Park; Henry s
alte, of Red Bank, and Jobr
elds, of Remington. E. F
Alnerd, of Newark, has no opposi
2 for junior vice.commander.
mocratlc Clubs In Session
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-An i'm
liant meeting of the executive
nmlttee of the National Associa
OF Democratic Clubs began a
% today at the Ebbett house
W Congressman w. l.. Wilson
esldlng. No information regard
Inc nature of the business to b
asacted was given out in advanc
It's being called to order, but a
'arltt bill is in the senate toda
thought that the administrs
= and the Democratic leaders i
house believe that there is
sesslty for wider organization
more ,rs systematic popular discus
~ y. The Democratic club organ
''on OF 1892 is Intact, and, tn
aagers say, has been improved b
.eat deal of quiet work in til
sfVal The members of the CON
wee are, Chauncey F. Black
'ups,yivania, pres dent; Roswe
v"ei, new ork, treasurer
'.ence Gardner, District Colum
secretary; r. G. Monroe, Ne
,.s,, george II. Lambert, Ne
ny II. Wells Rusk =, q Mary lane
oM y; ;Ankeny, Minnesota; Bento
Nl WIN, Tennessee; James Eel
T., = Washington; c. c. Richard
Ri. L. M. Martin, Iowa; job
T, Illinois; Henry. Waite
01M,.entucky; j. S. Carr, Mort
~ n' n, Michael D. Harter, Obi,
Clarl dickinson, Michigan; "
I.ark' Montana; and Jeffersc
Levy Of Virginia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-06
HATE OF JESJITS
The Old AnImOsitv Causes Their
Expulsion
From the College at HidalgO in
Mexico.
MUST LEAVE AT ONCE.
Uprising Against Jesufts iii All
Parts Feared.
MUST LEAVE AT ONCE.

HIDALeO, March 6.-The expulsion Of
the Jesuits from Mexico is causing much
serious thought among those having the
welfare of the republic at heart. The
first blow has been struck at Jesuitism
by the expulsion of the Jesuits in the
college of this city 81 Bishop Montez de
0ca, and today the Jesuits are all out "a
power ia San Luis POtosi. and have been
ordered to leave at once.
Bishop de Oca has as vet assigned no
official reason for his action. Matters
Many efforts have been made to bring
peace again in the divided ranks
Of Catholicism, but have been un-
ayailing. When the bishop made
announcement of his final decision Of ex-
pulslon of the whole Jesuit fraternity
every possible pressure was brought 70
bear. and every known subterfuge EN-
ployed to prevent the carrying out of
edlct of banishment but to no avail.
just how this slap iii the face viii
affect the Jesuits and their Interests in
the remainder of Mexico ii is hard to
say. 1t is freely predicted that
it IS the beginning Of trouble, and
chat this is the first outbreak
Of deeply seated and growing opposi-
ton to Jesuit domination which is felt in
all parts Of the republic.
IF IS thought the action Of the bishop
WILL be the signal for am uprising in
many parts of the country against the
Jesuits, and that If they are not expelled
from the republic, they viii at least be
shorn Of large part of their power.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-06
MARCH'S FIRST CYCLONE.
The Country Near Rich HIN, 8IIssouri,
Devastated.

The Country Near Rich HIM. 3IIssotlri,
Is Devastated-
RICH HUI, No, March 6.-The tail
end Of a cyclone struck this city and
vicinity last night The worst of the
storm was from five to ten miles south of
here. where monster trees We're uprooted
and fell to the ground and houses
We're moved from their foundation, and
several dwellings overturned
Two men driving towards Rich Hill
were picked up bodily, together with
their horses. and deposited Ia ditch
many feet away, but were unframed A
number of small buildings were also
partially unroofed, fences blown down,
window glass shattered, portieoes de-
stroyed and considerable minor damage
done, though no one was killed or par
TALLY injured
The wind ana hail was followed BY
very vivid lightning and the severest
rainstorm known for years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-06

d the cold Rain yish HIS Leg Cut on
Sow He's Dead.

"a the Cold Rain wish His Leg Cut on
Sow He's Dead
An accident occurred on the Emporia
line of the Santa Fe Sunday night which
discloses the fact that the railroad hands
on the train must have been very care
less. not TO say lack In humanity
AS a result. Chas Man ling. brake
man, lies dead at Ot,..,-..
Manning was q brakeman on q freight
train which left Emporia at about 8 b.
m. Sunday hen the train reached
Ottawa junction It was discovered that
the brakeman was missing.
This train was a through freight and
made no stops except for railroad cross
ings, SO 1t was chou gnt the brakeman
must have fallen off the train.
a telegram was sent to Emporia notify
ing the crew of the passenger train,
which would leave Emporia the next
morning, to look for the missing man.
n ear the little station of Wigan. about
three miles ont of Emporia, the passen-
ger crew found the unfortunate brake
man.
He was discovered sitting near pond
His left leg was mashed Off between the
hip and knee, and his left eye was torn
from its socket
He was conscious and said that he had
slipped and fallen from the train, and
wheel had run over him. His suffering
was intense, but he bore up bravely, and
was taken to the Santa Fe hospital at
Ottawa, where he received medical att
tention, but the injury, together with
twelve hours of exposure to the rain
during the night were too much, and he
died at Ottawa Yesterday He was am
unmarried man and lived ia this city.
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EXPECTING THE DALTONs.
Express Conn anses and "a. *. s. II. APP
prehenslve 81 = Eala

prehensfve of a Raid.
ST. LOUIS, March GA special to the
Post-Dispatch from sedalia, Mo, says:
The American express and the Missouri,
Kansas s. Texas railroad officials are
much disturbed by news from the terri
tory of the movements of the Dalton
gang of outlaws.
For several months these criminals
have been quiet. fortified ia Sapulpe
mountains. forty miles west Of Ninita.
Friday night, ID is learned. they broke
camp. and heavily armed and otherwise
thoroughly equipped. rode toward Nnfta.
Every Indication pointed to a raid on
the III. is. 81 Ut. road, and as result the
road officials and those Of the American
Express company have put on extra
Guards
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-06
IN CoUPLEs AND SQUADS
How Strangers Pour into bhe National
CanItal IRON E.arxxrIaere.

Capital From Eservvv here.
The national capital IS the Mecca Of
sight-seers and they flock ia hundreds
20 the city at all times of the year
They come singlv. ia couples and
squads of from q dozen to hundred.
They are from all sections of the coun-
Try and represent all classes OF society
The spo0ny newly married couple, the
well-to-do farmer who has harvested
bis crops and IS enjoying the fruits Of
his summers labor. and axcursionists
from an parts of the country Journey
to Washington witch the converting Of
each congress. They take ia the old
historical houses. government build
ings and monuments and visit the home
OF Washington and the Arlington GEM
etery. But by far the most inter-
esting object to them is the capitol
building. Here they devote the
most of their time and attention and
roam at VIII through the rotunda,
statuary hal and into the galleries Of
the house and senate. Their chief de-
light. however, IS to go upon the floor
Of the senate and sit in the seats that
were once occupied by the nlustrious
Clay. Webster Benton and other re-
nowned orators long since mum bered
among the great majority. and to re-
cline for moment Of bliss in the vice
presidents chair a majority Of
these visitors seem possessed with a
mania for collecting souven Mrs and are
ever on the lookout for something to
carry away as memento- Not an
object that IS portab BILE escapes their
depredating hands, they clip tassels
from the costly damaslz p0rtieres5 chip
bits of marble from the walls and
pillars; take knobs from DOORS and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-06

America Sugar Re'fv opened at s9
sold at 100, closed ne 901s Atchis1n.
13s e. B. 81 O.. 7854 Erie. 1895 u g.
n. 1926. Missouri Pacific. 2as Read
ing, q Now England 1lta hocE
Island 6914, ST. Paul. 69si Onion pa-
cihc. 1871; w estern Union, e0s4 Chicago
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-06

LEGISLATION Can Do Nothing for
Them.
Poverty Only Remedied by q
Long Slow Process.
ADDITIONAL HOLIDAY.
Labor Day Bill is Reported
FaY0raDly.


vAsHrScroN. March g. Especial =
rvbe LONG LONG weary fight on the Bland
--~,sit5~- ~ ees, the aeiernio-aqe has
$1,000 +. ,s.+ sr,~,.,+ IL f1l feeling and
~ --gs,.l. t,;.7 f,5r III 81 mar,
5 i'll 49,
1-@ ~
1ariln AcI more personal FA 3ls'-lA-loii 49,
questions of privilege than amy debate for
wears It bas also also put the chairmen
III several committees in 4 fretful mood on
account rs +aa DELAY If the work which
+r.,- had -.sa ~,,+ a7Iqa committee On cleo
49, ~ 44 - + 4l. ...,,+,st ~
80
N7ii- versus Joy s7-1l5o ~ i9-5
t4e HeHle. etpt1e over III Fo-1W D9 AoA soe
1TA Ds -Al7 s4lAe - y sAH4s 'H1
III sill- & f s. -
Ds TN lt- l'e-1f f0s MI --o' o 5
-- SANS Aiey
Fl4AAe aAS 2pgl-- sAht @ls- 0-Al-- 81 s7
A slNA 7AaAe sAaa AA9 farmers touA~ III
realy oe celehra1ing 1helr dellF efance-
ana s-e 13-4llhiil-e7 ou aPAloA1lati IONS
N-l1I -.4H 9ls llol.Su ~ NS7
sesl- = - 49, ~ Gnu .s ~
-o e-i--N 1"st' ~ 70
~ ICING Ael4--is rs 'ilA lO-ls- .-le mousse
- KY
o- ei9 ~vAi- So pa - 9o1 a4so 11@.ss7'
ana lnosa eI lhe mem pers Y no VIII 1alk
Freely iEai i-iy ADMIT tAaE noDnlhg 81 value
I1tA 19 A1Al9 soon
Failure IN Distribution
ln fact, says Mr. Ryan of the Sixteenth
ew AorA District ,lhe more LOGS INTO
s1L 4Ae7 -i3lsf Tue more am 7asi7lls1
s-ae leslslalloh cannon 40 any 1Alhs LOT
1le llniie'nsile felle1 OF laoor- ia iacs' le
cannot give luitneaafs19 felleA aI any 1llhe
ana ceftl llllg not az TINS 5lfne- Measures Iof
'-e -elisA p u DOR -iAe en- 5e1 SO slosTls 1na1
~ snow y nat e amounts % naYea
---i- D- III -4ea s-ekt IDf eL19 iA ~ AetA ~
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of Anthem & 3IcManus, they VIII keep
them in repair, free of charge. one year.
Remember the place, 61O Kansas avenue
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TO-DAY's MARKET REPORT


Furnished by W. d. Eederman. Broker d
Grain. Provisions aad stocks. Room
Column bian Building.
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shlrt5 mended By ne Peerless
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See Nicou The Tailor. for spring suits.
Perfect filters. $50 Kan. ave.
, 1894-04-04
Translation.
Publication.

IT is hereby brought to public notice
hat a balance Of interest amount
ing to S100.66 will be on hand for
distribution the Goth May a. c. from
Their Majesties King Christian the
Ninth and Queen LoNisa's Golden
Wedding Memorial Fund for the
benefit Of worthy INDECENT persons
in ST. Croix.
Applications containing the re-
quisite information, and duly certi-
fled, to be forwarded to the Govern
ment of the Danish West India
Islands within the 18th Way &C.
Government Secretary's Office, St. Croix,
the 30th March 1894.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1894-04-04
acknowledgements


0ET bekjendtgjdres herved, at der
" saf Deres Majestaeter Kong
Christian den Eiendes og Drowning
Louises GuldbrylIupslegat til Fordel
for verdige Trengende paa st. Croix
vii acre ct Rentebelob af 800 SO
til Uddeling den 26de Ma d.. A.
Andragender indeholdende de for
n0dne og behorig konstaterede OPP
lysninger vile vere at indsende til
Gouvernementet for de dansk-ves-
tindiske Der linden den 15de Mai
d. A.
Gouvernements Secretariatet, St. Croix,
den 30te Marts 1894.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1894-04-04
PrOklama.

q LIE og Fnhver, der MATTE
IN have noget at fordre i Boct
efter ~afgangne Ugift CATHERINE
CELINE IIARRIGAN af st. Tho
mas indkaldes herved med 3 Named
ers Varsel til for undertegnede Skif-
teret at anmelde og bevisliggjore
deres Kray.
Bndvidere indkaldes med Aar og
Days Varsel den Afdodes Arvinger til
at anmelde og legitimerr sig.
St. Thom@ Skiftoret, den 26de Marts
1874. a
IIALVOR HANSEN.
, 1894-04-04
Publication
FROM THE POLICE.

nURSUANT to communication
from the First Company of the
Military Force it is hereby made
known that the Companys annual
Artillery Practice on the shooting
ground at Estate "Judith's Fancy"
will commence on the goth inst.
On this occasion the public are
hereby warned against crossing the
Shooting Ground during the hours
70 practice.
Christiansted's Police Office, St. Croix, the
9th March 1894. -
MAXEN.'
, 1894-04-04
FRA POLlTIET.
a FOLGE Meddelelse fra Harstyr-

tn FOLGE Meddelelse fra Harstyr-
In kens 1ste Compagni bekjendt-
pj6res Diet herved, at Compagniets
aarlige Skarpskydning med Kanoner
paa Skydebafen we'd Plantagen
"Judith's Fancy" tager sin Begyn-
delse den 29de dennes.
[ den Anledning advares ALE og
Enhver imod at passere Skydebanen
paa de Tider Skydningen f~oretages.
Christiansteds Politikammer, St. Croix,
den 27de Marts 1894.
MAXEN.
, 1894-04-04
ProkIlma.

a LIE og Enhver, der MATTE
&SS have noget at fordre i Boet
efter afgangne Menig af Harstyrkens
2det Compagni JENS CHRISTIAN
JENSEN, f6dti Kjeldby i Danmark,
indkaldes @herved med 6 Maaneders
Varsel til for undertegnede Skifte-
ret at anmelde og bevisliggj0re deres
Krav.
Endvidere indkaldes med Aar og
Days Va1sel den Afd0des Arvinger
til at anmelde og legitimere sig.
St. ThomB Skifteret, den 2Sde Marts
1894.
HALVOR HANSEN.
, 1894-04-04
Translation.
Publication.

gk9N celebration Of the birthday
I'd of His Majesty the King His
Fxcellency the Governor will receive
the civil, military and municipal
officials, Members Of the Colonial
Council and other Inhabitants Of
this Island at Governmenthouse
on SUNDAY the 8th of April at 2
o'clock P. N.
st. Croix, 2Sth March 1894.
By order
A. r. LORENTZEN,
Aid-de-Camp.
, 1894-04-04
OFFICIAL NC TICES.
Bekiendtgiorelse

gEp ANLEDNING af Hans Majestpt
6 Kongens hole F0dselsdag
modtager Hans Hojvelbaarenhed
Gouverneuren Oens civile, militaire
og communale Embedsmend, Colo
nialraadets Medlemmer og 0vrigP
Indbyggere i Gouvernementshuset
S0NDAGEN den SIDE April, I.fter-
midday Kl. 2.
St. Croix. den 28de Marts 1894.
Efter Betol5ng
"A. B. LORENTzEN,
Adjutdnt.'
, 1894-04-04
aTHE WIS
Is published Erery
Wednesday & saturday.

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one o'clock p. m. The postage on letters 10
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C%H Special Contracts will lie made with parties who may
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To Contributors : We cannot pay any attehU'o" -
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I0R ppINTING executed az this Office with neatness and
, 1894-04-04
rrOkIama

N LIE og Enhver, der MATTE
40 have noget at fordre i Beet
efter afgangne Menig at Herstyr-
LENS 2det Compagni CHRISTIAN
HENRIK VELLENDORPH indkal-
des herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel
til for undertegnede Skifteret at an
melde og be~visliggj6re deres Krav.
st. Thomm Skifteret, den 28de Marts
1894.
HALVOR HANSEN.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
fEEEsRzaaHH8aXgsazsza

po}udnio~e Ameryce.Z aefzyma} sic,
W Rzymie, n%astepnie uaaf sic do
Francy1, ably oprocz innych intere-
SOW zwerbowac do Guvany, do O.
kregu swojej m1s51, k1!aa zakonnic
ola opiekowanla tredowatych .Msgr.
Wulfog wstaplf z tego powodu do
klasztoru Sl6str W Tilbourgu i "a
checl} zakonnice do w;elklej tel
ofary, DO wiadomo, re kazdY O.
pickup tredowatych pewnie ta cho-
roba sic ~zarazi, tax, re kto SIG sta
je ich opiekunem W bolesnej i o.
k%ropne] chorob1e, ton pewnej
smierci sig musi spodziewaG., ,Chce
kt6ra z was pr2ypiefG swoim tre-
dowatym blIznlm te ofare mifosci?"
pyta sic zakonn c Msgr. Wulfng.
Sze$G Si6str, kt6re. chorymi sig O.
p1ekowaty, %z,nar}o na trad, szesG
miejsc jest opr6znionych." Ma to
wezwsn'e che'nie SIG zg}osl}o "a
kopn'c - 'lz'ewieGdziesiat. Wspa-
nia}em ! wzruszaiacym byt wldok,
gdY prze}o2eni lusowall, ably wv
braG z owyeh dzlew'ecdzies1ec1u
bohaterek sze$5 sj6str, kt6re opu-
~szcza4v ia zawsze swoja ojczyzne,i
c:erp'qcym bl)znim m1a}v poswie-
&C swoia m}odose. swoje zdrow1e
i swoie aycle. Bohater6w taklego
rodza1u wychowywa tylko rellgja
katol1cka. A socyalna demokraeya,
ktora sic lyle wychwala swo]a
ludzkosc1a, coz ia pow1e ma to?
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

demokratyczna nominowany
ma kasyera powiatowego
County Treasurer) W powiecie
Lincoln, Minnesota.
Jezeli CT dwaj obywatele
przepadna, to juz laden Polak
ME dostanie sic ma urzad.
Jest to pierwsza pr6ba, ma
jaka mas innonarodowcy
wystawili.
Jeszcze nigdy W Lincoln
County laden Polak ME by}
ma urzedzie, a my powinniSmy
take miet jednego lub dw6ch
z n~aszej narodowoSci ia urze-
dach powiatowych.
Dlatcgo starajmy sic, zeby
ami jcden CLOS polski }atos ME
zgina@; owszem MECH kazdy
Polak jednego Norwicza
nam6wi, zeby z nami g}oso-
wal.
, MECH Mkt w dzien wvbor0w
ME z%ostanie W domu, a
stanawszy PREY urnie wybor-
czej, MECH kazdy Polak bez
r6znicy partyi g}osuje ma
F.; Kluczncgo i G6reckiego.
T! Juz teraz wo}aja Szwedzi i
! Norwicze re Polacy So ME
: zdatni do urzed6w. Ot6z
pokazmy i'm, zesmy ztatni, a
ibeda mas bardziej szanowa6.
!Gdybysmy diva lata temu ME
byli opieszali, mielibysmy
dis Polaka ma urzedzie. Me
zaspijmy latos gruszek W
oopiele.
Z szacunkiem
Julius Zdczek.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
$lOO ngrody.

Wnele chor5b trapi nieszczesliwy
roo ludzki, lecz tylko ma jedne jest
uieomylne Iekarstwo, to jest ma
katar, a tenn ]ekarstwem lost II al 8
Catarrh cure. Zazywa sic
wewpetrzn'e, gdzie wprost dziasa
ma krew ! b}onk, Gala, nlszczac
podstawy choroby 1 dajac cierpia-
cemu moe do skutecznego wsp6f-
dzia}ania z natura, ola odzyskania
zdrowia. W{asc.cle]e lyle pok4adaia
Ware W si}e lecznncza tego 6rodka.
ze ofiaruja sto dola,6w "a kazdy
przypadek. ktorego to lekarstwo
by ME wyleczy}o. Zg}oslc sic pc
llste swiadectw:
Adres: T. J. G Cheney C. Co..
Toledo. Ohio. = K s1tuie W apte.
kaeh Is cent6w.