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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-04-20

1t is gratifying to note that a marked
interest favorable to the movement for
Hon. Homar w. Vail as candidate for
the acknowledgements is extending
into Orange, Rutland, Washington and
other counties. Woodstock Standard.
We notice. also, that Celery Compound
has come out for Mr.. Vail for that office,
and the three-column cut accompanying
the argument, is not only in Vermont
papers, but New Orleans Picayune of
last Saturday, just received from Supt.
Bennett, has the notice and portrait al
so. Our respect for people is lessened
when they allow themselves to thus be-
come posters for patent medicines.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-04-20

NJ. Carnot's term as President of the
French Republic expires on December
Sd. He declines a denomination, i'll
health being given as the cause. France
can i'll spare Carnot. She may have
men with more brilliancy of intellect,
and men enjoying greater popularity, but
a people with the temperament of the
French need leader not only of intelli-
gence but also with the prudence, eau
ton and calmness of Carnot.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-04-20

hut his place was wanted by Mr.. John
Robinson, and he had to go. The Dem
ocratic predecessor of Mr.. Pierce served
his term of four years, but this fact
made no difference to the appointing
power. Postmaster Sprague of st.
Johnsbury, was served the same way,
being turned out before he had served
half his term. In view of the fact that
his Democratic predecessor served more
than four years, the injustice of his re-
moYal is obvious.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-04-20

The first Roman Catholic Church to be
dedicated in New Hampshire, says an
exchange, was st. Joseph's Cathedral ut
Manchester, few days ago. Among the
dignitaries present we notice Bishop
de Goesbriand and Coadjutor Bishop
Aishaud, and were among the number.
The Cathedral cost 5000, 900, and the altar
is the finest of any church east OF New
York City.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-04-20

That dusky relic of royalty, the ex-
queen of the Sandwich Islands, has
agreed to give series of lectures in this
country, though with misgivings as to
the financial success of the venture.
Here is another chance for the President
to extend his aid to her, this time with
out possibility of failure. He might act
as her master of ceremonies. Such a
combination of nationality would be ire
sistible to the general public.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-04-20

The strike on, the Great Northwestern
line continues, and threatens other lines
between Chicago and the Pacific. A
writer suggests to these railroad en-
ployes that they use their energy to kill
the Wilson bill, instead of striking, as
that is the cause of all their misfortunes
in reduction of wages. And the same
would hold good in the min
ers' strike begun yesterday.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-04-20

The Democrats in the House have
made complete and abject surrender to
Ex-Speaker Read. In caucus, last Fri
day, they acknowledged their inability
to transact business without the benefit
of his wisdom by voting, SO to A, to
practically adoDt the ex-speaker's system
of counting quorum, if a quorum is
present, whether it is voting or not.
The absurdity of counting minority alb
sent, and thus preventing a quorum,
when this minority is present was real
lied by Mr. Reed, and in taking the con-
troll of the House from this minority he
showed wisdom, courage and statesman
ship. For his action he has been the
victim of more abuse and calumny, at
the hands of Democracy, than any other
public man of day. With these
abuses fresh in his mind, Mr.. Reed must
have taken a keen delight in the trying
circumstances that compelled the 100
majority to lay themselves at his feet.
His vindication is complete.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-04-20

The jury found in favor of Miss Pol
lard and gave her $4,000 for breach of
promise of marriage. The verdict is a
clear declaration that Congressman
Brecklngridge not only wronged Miss
witness stand. And the verdict is Just.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-04-20

Senator Peffer's frank declaration that
he will not support the Wilson bill is
plain notice to the Free Traders that
there are some things which even suffer
ing Kansas won't stand. If the deser-
tions continue to increase at this rate,
there won't be anybody at the funeral
but Dan Voorhees, and Roger @. Mills.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-04-20

The death of Senator Vance of North
Carolina, Gov. Vance of the Civil war,
removes a prominent figure of the Old
North State. The obsequies took place
Monday.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-04-20
THE BANNER.
FRIDAY, APRIL 20. 1894.

Entered at the Bennington @. as second class
matter by c. A. PIERCE & CO., Publsher.l
Terms, $1.50 per year, strictly in advance
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07
PUSHING TOWARD PEKIN.
Large Fleet OF Japanese Transports Nea
ChIsess Territory.

Largo Fleet OF Japanese Transports Near
Chiness Territory.
LONDON. Dot. CA dispatch from Shana-
hal to-day says the masters OF Chinese ianks
which arrived Al Chez Foo yesterday report
having sighted q large feet of Japanese
transports escorted by warships. Tuesday
night This japanese fleet was then enter
Ing the guit OF, Pei. chilli. and after steering
westward soma distance the course Of the
wRrBhips and transports was altered 10
about nofthsast. The Japanese leet num-
bered seventy ships. Their prssencs in the
gull OF Pei. chill has eRussd tbs greatest
excitement AZ bhKnghai. In London IL is
believed tho japanese feet ia a force OF 3d.
600 mon which loft Hiroshima. japanese
eadquArtefs. Bspt. 20, under sealed orders
and unde' command o. Fold Marshal
Count OJamu. who 10 Japanese minister Of
war.
A dispatch received at Now Chwang, on
the golf Of Lao Ton. saga the Chinese are
In foil retreat from Moukdsn. which Is
threatened bT the advAnos of Japanese
troops from Corea. ard the japanese fore
Is said TO have been landing near Possiel
bay. and not far from Russian territory
bord erina on Corea and the Chinese prov
inoe OF Annchurla.
Another teport. which reaches London
from Shanghai, says 10 10 believed ht the
latter oity ,hat the Chinese forces which
have been defending houkden have been
hastily summoned from that place TO op-
pose tho proiseted Japanese lhBdine, either
in the eulf OF Pei-ch-li or the gulf Of Lao
Ton. Chlnsss have been hurfiedly adding
to the fortinoations OF Nav Chang In an-
tioipBtion Of = Japanese nttnck upon that
port, OF landing In its neiRhborhood.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07
DIVERSIFIED INDUSTRIES.
A noston niAn Talks gn,sriAlninEiy on The
Needs OF THIS state.

Hon. JAmoa Russell Reed. OF Boston.
com missioner Of foreign mortgage oompa-
nloA foI Maasaohuastts. has been stopping
At Tho Helena for several dayL ana lsaysa
thls morning for bfiof hunting tip. Mr.
Reeds once IL an ouigroWth Of tho old
haasaehusetls system Of supervising
savings banks. Ten yeaTa or 90
ago, whom the western mortgage oompanloa
began doing business in Mn6sa oh uauttF,
the savings banks commissioners snpof,
viaed their Affairs. IL was found. however,
that this branch OF supervision Tequifed
the services OF one mau. aud ths ofhos OF
commissioner Of foreign mortgage corr
poTHtiona wsa created six yshra ago. The
duty Of this office 10 10 supervise
every COMPANY organized under the laws
OF other states. NJ. llosd hha been in
Washington aud Oregon looking into tha
ehaira OF oomo OF theaa corporations. lie
thoneht beu, 70 atop here on his way hnck
and get eom6 IDEAS OF real estate values.
"OuT people In Mssssohusetts." hs says.
have something like $f0,OO0,00O invested
in western mortgages. Almost all this
mOdeTAts mshns Under the restrictions
placed EFound them our aAVinRs banks arc
only abla TO declare dividends OF 3ls or I
psr cent. and the people nAiur-
ally want mo,e. While they
have put out 80 much money in
weatorn mortgages they hRVo been getting
diattustful on account Of losses. These
Losses have come not 40 much through the
fault Of tho borrower. as through tho greed
and dishonesty Of the intermediary mort
RsFe company.
"Ths people OF Massachusetts are not
pnttinR out 10 much money now. bot tho
TACT aha, some OF the mortgage COM panips
pulled through the hAfd timoE IA good CON
dillon, especially such companies az COZ
nnsd th9ir business 70 mortgages and the
added fact that supervision now amounts
10 somsthng, will undoubtedly oAuss a
great deal OF AaBsNo usstts money TO como
west In the next few yeafs. Ihsrs Ia plenty
of IL there waiting for investment. Ths
people here would doubtleBs be glad to take
money In Boston II they had tho opportu.
nifty, as money oan bo had there at reason >
abba rhlss. But We arc constantly being
told that Montana Ia In some danger OF fol-
lowing Nevada and becoming q close COR
porAtion mining camp. where under con-
troll OF A few men, all Industries uould be
made subordinate to one.
I'll seems 10 ne that what the people OF
Montana vent W do, IL they vish ths use
OF eastern capital, In TO develop their othst
Industries, especially farming. IL would
show thA. theP are nol under tho control OF
any one man, and shat they have very i'm
portant industries aside from their mines;
and that their mining industries are gon-
srsl aud not concentrated"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07
TELEGRApHIC BREyITIEs.

wAsniNdroY, Oct The cash balance
In ths itehsnrr tO daI Vas SlD, blb, lOi, CO. d
reserve $5a 1igbA.
TirS lstN. OsL G,-Tho Chinese govern
menl has authp,izSd = Arm here 10 Iniso u
loan of 10000 900 aterling.
IMooNtYN, Oct. G,-Judge OaTuor has de-
elined the nomination for the olheo of
Judge Of the court of appssls on 'he demo-
cratic ticket
JrIrrnnoN CRY Mo, oct G.-fho SO
cialist labor patty has nominated state
ticket and AIed ito nominees with the SEQ
ittary OF state
FoBromA. Oct G-Tho hasiGnos OF Ez-
Gov. Fustvr ann0uneoi to-day that Ne
would 10 able Co rAf 40 cent, on the dollar
Claims hwpunt to S2l3OlO
BupA PNarM Dot. G.-ln tho uppbr houoe
OF tho Hungarian diat to-day q bill x ant
lnR liberty OF worship 20 ell religious be
lpfs Waa adopted by msloTity OF ,hrec.
Ran FRLNctBco. OCT G,-An evening pnper
sintsa that wseyils are plai ing havoc with
stored wheat In this part and " something
10 not done soon thsTe will be no gfalu lBi
with which 70 load dissngNged ahips now IN
port
CINcMNArt. Oct. 6,-Jnigo LnTlln. OF thp
lnitcd stAts0 circut euuft, to-day refused
10 interfere With tho sentence OF Judes
sage, committing EI United States Attor'
ney Wni, ~. liutnptt To- ilil for nix months
for contempt oi court.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07

oafins that ,ho ropuis,s wo's hopalelaly
In The minority. roms populists In Tho Ral-
lsfJ Ysllad "Rslsw and AZ various Nmrs
tlsd 10 bTssk up ths meeting, but wsro
hisusi down. Tho apsAkar said tho rsVnb-
liusn patty is oommiltsd 70 slnRis gold
money atandATi. and BartmAn's election
would bs an ondoftsmsnt Of that policy.
He showed Tho hostile attitude Of Tho 70
pnblioan patty tousTd silver. II iaApaity
Of tIuIta and GENERALIZATION. The reason
tho dsmoo,sts In tho last congress could
not pass n sllvs5 bill was because the re-
publieAns. under Tom Rosd, eombins1 with
f6W tendoffset democrats. 10 defeat it
and the Wilson bill VIA not what the party
or country wanted. but was a long stop In
advance.
ERgor DUghn road resolutions o; greet
Ing 10 tho OHIO democrats, which were
adopted.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07
REPUBLICAN ORATORS.
rIead tho Cause of tho q. o, r. at Llv-
iDEston,

rIsad tho Cause OF the q. o. T.. at Lly-
iDEston.
Special to Ths 1ndopendenL
LIVINGSTON. Oct. 6.-Mayor Weed, OF
Helena. and City Attorney LNrgou,. OF
Great rails, discussed the political issues
rom a republican standpoint at Hsherlin's
opern houss tonight. Tho attsndauce vns
very email. caused In part by tho inolem-
unoy Of the weather. Nr. LArRont, the
6rst speaker. began by osnEurina the sd
minlslration for repsalinG the Sherman all
yer bill, which. he claimed, had been a
savers blow 10 the silver industry Of Mon
tunn. lie said the demoorAtlo pArty was
responsible for the depression which pre-
ynllol throughout Aontsns, End declared
Montannns knew VERY little OF hard timss
until hftsr iho Inauguration OF Grover
Cleyelsnd. lie Paid his respects 20 the
populiSt party. and said 10 advocated Ideas
which we're visionary and unisnAbls. lie
closed with n splendid tribute 10 Congress
man Hartman. Who, he said, had been tried
and noi found waiting.
Msyor Weed was thsn Intro duoel. lie
a,id the republican party Was the only irus
friend OF silvor, and 10 "A tho silver minors
of Montana must look for relief. Iie bo-
ieved that tho neIt national republican
platform would declare IN favor OF ,h1 free
oinagO Of ailyer Ata ratio Of sixteen 20
one la speaking OF the popuIs1 party,
A,. Weed congratulated tho democrats OF
Montana Tor having thu eouFaRs and intsa-
rity 20 refuse 30 endorse that paTty's oan
dtds,o for congress or snT Of the Views ad-
ybpcod by them. lia asid the new ,a'iG
biil worked great iniu'y 10 ihc VoolErovsrs
~ Monthnr. and htyltid all voters 20 sup
pott the Iopublicau candidates for The loa
ifistuto. which would insu's The election ot
two United statos seuntora, who could bo
heard No Washington In behalf OF this i'm
portunt industry,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07
PERSONAL

Judge Dndloy DuIoso 10 RuoS. OF the
uolenh.
+. G. Ccmsnts ot tho poA.ofiloe inSpoo-
tiou service, IL In the city.
Mai X, 4. Mason, chief postofice In
sptolor, has gone OF On aho't vacation.
G. u. Asop. 81 Butte, has entered the
otvltc ~ tho Oregon Railway a NaVgA-
Ion company, IN tho ollics ot W, NJ. HigHs,
general agent Rt Helena Mir. Alsop ID o
silroad m0n Of experience and popular
with all elaaass.
~. Rev. Koreu, Of Decorah, 1owA, ttonb-
ltcT OF tho Norwegian Lutheran synod oi
iha United states, arrived here yestsTdNT
over the Northern Pacific, lie Ia on hla
way 10 Tacoma. Wash, TO dedioato the new
fnclnn LuthbrAn university, which thO
synod bns erected AZ considerable expense
10 will STAY In Helena only n couple Of
inyp. To-day h0 will Wait tho Scandi-
,nYlun Lutheran church. corner Idaho
,troet aud Twelfth Avenue, Hnd Addrosn tho
congregation.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07
EZEfA IN MEXlC0.
Meets with Distinguished Attention Fro
High Officials.

Meets with Disting x uIshed Attention From
high Omoials.
MrxIco CRY. Oct. 6-Since his arrival
in thls city Gen. Antoine E1sta, fugitive ex-
president OF San Salvador. has bOen the
recipient of distinguished attentions. Hs
has been received by Gen. Diag al the -os-
idential castle at Chapultepec, and iwo
hours wsrs pasRsd in conversation, Gen.
Ezsta leaving apparently woll satisfied
with the interview. lie was entortAined nt
dinner by GSn. Dozsndo AATquss. and
varioua military oficsTs were invited 10
meet him. The general will leave for
TOluo7, IN company with his relative, Don
Manuel Ezota HO will return TO the CAP
ital Monday. Gen. Ezsth is AnI iously OK
peotinR tho arrival OF his follow oaplivsS,
Gems. Co.oncho aud Bolanos.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07

FETHLrHEM Ps., Oct. G-Prinoston sue
coedtd in defeating Lsbigh this afternoon
by score OF eghs TO nothing. They we're
Abls TO score but a single touchdown In
each half. Lohigh had the ball ON Prince
tons goal limo ia tho frat half. but could
not push IL over. Lehigh's line was Aupe.
rior to that OF Princeton, but the Tigers
backs did splendid work.
CAMDRD0E. Mass, 0ct. G.-HaryArd de.
fentol Andovsr this afternoon. forty-siK to
nothing in liv5lT game. Tbs ofimsons
presented q partially substituted eleven,
but they were far too hoayy for tho aead.
gmy buYe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07

wANuN0roN. Get. Thu following iolo-
grRm was received at popuiat hoaiquaF-
inrA from paper Of which Thomas T.
Watson. topullst candidate for congress 10
pdltnfi
ATLANTA, Co., Oot. 6.-Pooulo'a patty
hendqun tern, Washington. Odloial fe-
uofta fum aoyonNy oouHtioa Give tie demo-
ctAa 10000. F,ftruin, couutlOa unrd-
ported will probably ovgtcoms this aud
clocI 80 uliN oinlilatsG Gron fraud
everywhere; throwing out populis, yoies.
DhtY Puma.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07
Declines a Fourth Term.

ETwABE, N j., Oct. Ca lsilsf has been
received by Assomblyman Moses Blgslov
ION Senator hoPAorIou, stating thai he
will not be a candidate for n fourth term in
the senate. II cannot sasumo the fsspou-
sibllitY Of the active and sIciting political
struggle which the silHatlou In New Jsraay
sums 20 make nCsccssRrI 10 inaure comp e,e
auccessn M. MoPheraon hNs basn \ soma
iir for eighteen yso " longer consecutive
psiind than any other citizen OF New Jof-
HHy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07
In. ns., rlne. tnr rnn,orrrph..

The people Of Helena ought TO know by
this time whore the best photographs eau
be obtained. IL requires skill and thor
ouRh knowledge Of tbs arb 60 produce
superior work. The conditions OF suocssi
are the same Nc In other professions. Men
who reach the TOP notch do no Or roaGon of
superior ability aud methods. The srtial
who uses nono bat ths most approved
methods. and turns out work OF the finest
quality IL sure to DO appreciated in Helena.
Either is iuat such man. lis knows that
ha n business proposition II dosh not pay :,
turn out Inferior work, and he mover does
II. llo TX turalng out the finest Of photo
grnphs At 81 Iet d,rou.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07
Annn,ed nn ArsA IlrLargronn.

OMAHA Oct Ca apeolal 70 tho Bps from
West rolui, Eeb., saJs George BoYea, ~
years old. was married Monday Twenty
thtse Yonng mon Of the city concluded 10
Indulge so ehlvaTlvi party. The aged
bridegroom became indignant and had all
arrested, aud spent several hundred dollars
In convictlng them OF dihtufbinR hia repoae.
Thoy weto ordered 90 jail to-daf, hot M 10
n u weak structure, tbo boTs thresion 70
tsaF it down " incntooTAiod. Local nuthof-
tiles do nal know what to do with the pfis-
OnrTa.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07
Declines tho Issue.

Special to Tho Independent
LiUHGmoN, Oct. q. .-ChAITman Savage ,of
the republican oontrnl committee, was no
tifod this morning that Dr. W. T. Collins,
Of Hunters Hot Springs republican nomi-
noe for representative, had Withdrawn
from The contest Ata meeting Of the ro-
publican county committee. held to-day.
EI-mayot Milea was teleo,ed TO Oh the
yhehneY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 6.-Tom O'Roufke,
manHger OF George DiKoa. champion
feaiherweiRht OF the world. and Walter
Campbell. representing NoanR Griffo, to-
day signed articles for eight 10 iinish for
81, 0o0 a sido Rt catch weights, the contest
70 take place before the club Offering tho
lhraest purse.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07
Three strnIshl Tor tho oiapt.,

NEw YORK. Oct. G.-Ths Giants have now
secured three consecutive victories over
Baltimore, and with one moro the Temple
cup becomes theirs for one islL FullV
25,O00 peorle we're on the & ounds to-day.
Thuie wore several brIlllant plsys. DAlti-
moro /, New York;.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07
OPENING GUS.

flrod ut nuttc by Hon. Hal =. Corbotl.
Democratic Nominee,
spcciAi 10 Tho Iniepondent.
llurTF. Oct. G.-Tbe democratic cam
pNign was successfully opened here to. nlght
by an immense audience ~ the auditorium
ond glowing speech by Hhl y. Corbetb
candidate ios oonRrssS. Mayor Dugan
acted 90 chairman. Hc doClarcd tho race
W bs between Hartman aud hllnaoli, do.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07

NEw YoRE. Oot. G.--ThS week bank state
men, shows; isssrye. decrease, 81, $40, =
SiG; losns increase $2.7lG 2))i specie, In
crease. 1904 600; legal tender decrease SSi8.-
600; dsposita, inc ease g2017 . w; oirenla-
tion ino'easa. $3s. 200. The bauks now
hold 500 10000 In excess OF require
ments.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07
Conductor West Dead

speoial 10 Tho independent
BurrE, Oct. G.-Chsuncey W. West, ths
conductor who wGs shot bS tbs amp,
Pnah. yesterday. died tonight Pugh las
been taken to Dear Lodge penitsntisFT for
safe keeping.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07
hNerYsnn Inrltsa

To call and sos 4 oomplsss liza, o. ohinS
glassware. Tampa siverwara ata
Prices 10 suit svoty purip.
lloat goods. lowest prices.
r. J, EpWLAps. D Park AyBAaO
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-07

OF Peerless Montana Improved Baking
Psvds'. You will like it. AlSo our Pan
Cake Flour 10 immsnss.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
DIR. PIOTRA
O O Z q

jest uwazane "a jedno najlepszych le.
karstw tego rodzaju. Oczyszcza krew,
nadaje odnowiona zywotnost, wykorze-
nienia zarodki choroby z ciaIa, gdy5
przyczynia sic do tego, ze wszystkie or
gany znajduja sig W dobrym stanie &c
dzia4ania. Medycyna jest przygotowane
z przesz4o trzydziestu r6znych gatunkow
ingredyencyj, g46wnie z roslinnego krc-
lestwa by4a znana W uzyciu przez pre-
sz1o sto lat. Uzywano go wielka ko-
rzyscia we wszystkich og6lnych terra
zniejszych dolegliwosciach, a zw4aszcza
W tych; kt6re pochodz2 z krwi chore.
go zo4adka jako to:
Zatwardzenie, B6l glowy, Dolegliwosci
watroby, Z6}ciowos6, Z6}taczka, Reuma'
tyzm, Wodna puchlina, Trudnosc ira,
vienna, Niestrawnosc, Goraczka, R6za,
pryszcze, Zebra ograszka, Szkrofu4y,
Strupy, Swierzbiaczka, Glisty, Liszaj,
Wrzody, Rakowe wyroSniecia, B6le i IA.
ny, Bole w systemic koscf, Wychudnie~
ME, DolegliwoSci niewiast, S4abosf'
Bronchitis, zarnice, B6l W krzyzacb,
Zawr6t g4owy, t. d.
GOMOZO ME jest medycyna patentowa,
na, tez ME sprzedawaja jej aptekarze,
lecz mezczyZni niewiasty. kt6rzy uzy.
Kajac je, zostali wyleczeni, spowodowa
ri przez wdziecznos6 ola doktora, iprze@
iyczenie, ably ich wsp64towarzysze od-
niesli korzys6, dzia@aja jako jego agenci
! W ten spos6b moga 60 dostarczye lu
dziom cierpiacym w oddaleniu.
. Jest nieocenionem jako lekarstwo do
move mianowicie w miejscowosciach
po4ozonych bardzo daleko cd lekarzy !
aptek. Lekarstwa tego ME MONA dostat
Cd aptekarzy, lecz tylko Cd miejscowycl
agent6w Jezeli ME ma agenta wa
szem sasiedztwie, przyslijcie $500 do
staniecie dwanascie 35c. butelek ma pro
be wprost Cd wlasciciela. Taxi obstaln
aek moze kazdy dostac tylko raz.
:. DIR. PETER FAHRNEY,
l2-ll4S S. HOYle Ave-, Chicago, Jl
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
e Duluth.

w dniu I Stycznia 1894 r.
wstapi}em przypadkowo do
szko}y polskiej, W kt6rej odby-
wa} sic hitting parahalny.
Tam pods}ucha}em rozmowe
dw6ch obywateli, kt6rych
jeden by} wiarus veteran Z
1868 r., drugi Litwin Pietkie-
wicz, nalezacy do Towarzy-
stwa Postep, grupy Zwiazku
n. P.
Stary wiarus prosi] owego
zwiazkowca, ably trzyma} mu
dziecko do chrztu, lecz patryota
ja} sic wykreca6 i t}6maczyc,
ze ME ma pieniedzy. Ma to
wiarus: Adarnie, ME potrze-
bujesz stracic ami jednego
centa; ia zap}ace "a chrzest.
Litwin niby przysta} / obieca}
przyjsG do koscio}a ma czas
um6wiony, t. ]. pomiedzy 4 a
$ godzina po}udnia.