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CastOria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon their Children
DR.. g. G. OsGooD,
Lowell Mass
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THE TEACHERS.

cusses the Report of the Committee of
Ten.
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MAINE CHARITABLE MECHANIC ASSN.

The library of the M. G. M. A. will be closed
Saturday, July 7th, for the delivery of
books, but will be open until July 21st for the
reception OF books. All books now out must
be returned by that date
jy6d1w Per order, LIBRARY COM.
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$lOO REWARD.

EOR the detection and conviction of the parties
who stole the above papers we will pay
500 reward.
A. &P B. YOUNG,
Hiram, July s, 1894.
jy1o eod2w
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Castoria.

"Castoria is well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior toany prescription
known to me.''
H. A. ARCHER, Ii. D.,
iii So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. z.
Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it,
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsrENsARy,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN G. SMITH, Pres,
urray Street, New York City.
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THE PRESS PORTFOLIOS.
THE DAILY PRESS
PORTFOLIO COUPON
AMERICA PHOTOGRAPHED.

Printed below is good for any series of portfolios
here mentioned, under condition as stated in
,1ina
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-11-13
S PE ECTFIC S. .
Nv RI II HAS 1T DONE
IL kAEA CAN IT DO

90, ny VI ieihai and only genuine Compound OXy-
go 'H'a'ihelt, that of Drs. Starkey & Palen, is
s''ht'hc oan adjustment of the elements of Oxy-
i "i'o Nitrogen magnetized; and the compound
an vo'uensed and made portable that 1t is sent
al over the world.
,sa, l"S oeen in Use for over twenty years;
anus OF patients have been treated, and
raaa. .' 'ie thousand physicians have used it and
c,N'choed it--a very significant fact.
Resn,, po'hd oxygen-its Mode Of Action and
n,,',' is The title of book of 200 pages
n''iea 10 .m oy Drs. Starkey s Palen, which Civ,
mari 5lalfers fun information as TO this re-
surnris;nee suri:e curative ageut and good record OF
easesenis cures in a wide range of chronic
"e Dy other physicians s W
cation. oe iIee nee 90 any address on appli-
Aion street, Philadelphia, Pa.
pje.So - Sitter Street, San Francisco, Cal
vase mention this paper-novi2-cm
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NOMINATION aud the secret oath it
was reported he had to take before
entering the Councils.
Minister Damon said Mr.. Smith
told him he had not TO take such an
oath.
Mr. Tenney said Mr.. Smith had
told him he had to take an oath
that would conflict with an Advisory
Councillors oath.
Mr.. Emmpluth did not believe in
consulting either the American
League or Annexation Club, or any
outside body until some method of
representative government was initi-
atrd.
Mr.. Brown agreed with Mr.. Emme-
luth. Those bodies had right to
suggest names. He was against the
closing of nominations to-day.
Mr.. Young charged his intention
Of seconding Mr.. Wildrrs motion
not to close nominations when the
mover explained that it included re-
ceiving nominations from outside
organizations.
Mr.. Morgan moved that uomina-
tions remain open until next meet
ing, seconded by Mr.. Young. Car
RED.
Mr.. Wilder. who had previously
said he put in one of the blanks, did
not understand that Mr.. Smith
could not be nominated again.
Minister Damon then nominated
ID. Il. Smith.
Mr. Allen understood that Mr..
Smith was not the choice of the
League, but the only candidate who
would take the oath.
Minister Damon have nominal
ed ID. b. Smith.
AT $40 the Councils went into
secret session. the President having
a matter to lay before them.
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JUDICIARY JoTTINGs.
Brady Escapes on Technical Point
Divorce Cases.

In the Circuit Court this forenoon
III. Brady appeared before the bench
aud foreign jury to answer To a
charge Of opium importing. Brady
was convicted iu the District curt.
Alter hearing 81 evidence. V. V. Ash.
ford. counsel for defendant. made a
motion for discharge on the ground
that the prosecution had not made
out prima facie ease. No evidence
had been introduced that the vessel,
on which the cook was. had come
from foreign port. Judge Cooper
instructed the jury To enter YER
diet of not guilty without leaving
TIA" box.
Before the sam" Judge this after.
noon Amy l.. Clark" was granted a
divorce from Allan W. Clarke ou the
grounds OF uOu.support aud cruelty.
W X. Castle for Mrs. Clarke.
The divorce suit Of Mrs. Susie +.
Cartwright ". 4. }. Cartwright is
st'll on. A. 2::D o'clock thi. after
noon hear x was continued until
3:b DEL tx tomorrow. Mrs. Cart
wright H. still on the witness stand
Til" case Of the Provisional Gov
"rnm.nt ". Vim. l.. MuSsman. en-
h"IZlrnrnt, was continued unt ii
next term.
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AFTER THE HORSE Is STOLEN.
How Smuggling is Prevented in the
Tropics.

Customs Officer Cook has been
stationed on the Inter. Island wharf
for the past two days watching the
5. S. Aust ralia. The planting Of an
officer at that point was owing to a
report that "Bos'n Ben" who was
engaged painting the stern Of tn"
S. 5. Australia, had succeeded in
landing large quantity Of opium
from the steamer. Ben was said to
have rowed over in a boat with a
quantity of opium to the Inter
Island wharf right under the most
OF Customs Officer Tourney, a gray
haired old map, and escaped to
Levers Il Cookies lumber yard,
where the dope was hidden until
taken away under cover Of darkness.
The Customs officers say BIOS u
Ben" is a slick customer, but how
they know so much and DO 50 little
is what bothers the public. Never
has the market been So glutted with
opium as under the present "hrsl
government"
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Minister Smith introduced bill
relating to the poStntlirr at kalau-
papa. Mulokai. 1t provides for
ranking all letters from ia" l"prr
settlement under tn" impression OF
lhc stamp Of the office.
Minister Smith also introduced a
bill to provide pension Of so u
mouth to tn" widow Of tn" police
man l,auhaue slain in the discharge
of duty.
Minister Smith also Introduced a
bill to prevent the immigration of
undesirable aii-n immigrants.
II" moved for u suspension Of the
rules ~ that the bill might he read
a second time, section by section.
II was desired 10y the executive that
til" news nf the passage Of the bill
with its provisions should go abroad
by the outgoing mail steamer. The
motion carried.
Section Gorbids the captain OF a
weasel from bringing Migrants, idiots,
criminals, polygamlSts. etc.
Minister Hatch in moving the
section pas, spuk" in general sup
port uf the bill.
Minister Damon referred to I'M
drsirabI" persons getting into the
country through being discharged
from vessel. \ clause should b,
inserted 10 cover this class,
Minister Smith Thought that sub
j"rr should be- treated in another
bill,
Mr.. Young wondered whether The
Till would utrrl"r" with TIA" admI-
,r,u ur mechanics, in its requiring
lha, urh"dy with less than so it
pocket should be- allowed to land.
Minister Smith considered tha
lhI, uhjrrliuu was mot in the bill
pru'i-l"n for admitting workm"l
coming wdrl contract to work here
Mr. Widrr Thought ia" d'ilicult.
wuud b. dralt with at Ih" 9th"
rud Of III" line, whrr" ia" intending
immigrant had Ia answer question
provided,
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Vessols IN Port.

L 5 ) Philadelphia, Barker, from Tnllau,
Peru
Y y Adams, Nelson, from u cruise
II u VI ) Champion, EunEr, Lsquimnul'
IL NJ y Naniwa, Mori, from Japan
Am ship Is y ChcLey, Mushcr, nom do
parturc bay
Am blk sc Allen, Thompson, from san
Francisco
Am blk Matilda, Swenson, from Departure
Bay
Am schr Carrier Dove, iirandt. from New
castle, y SW
Am bktne lrmeard, Schmidt, from san
Francisco
Brit ship Eastcroft, Rimmcr, from New.
castle. y w
Er bar illalta, Harlnnd, from Liver
pool
Ger blk Nautilus, ASKING from l.ivurpuol
Ger bk Galveston. irum Iiougkong
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Will Have q Good Load

The Oceanic steamship Australia
leaving on Saturday next will carry,
besides "a large number Of passen-
gers, a heavy cargo, Although raj her
early, punches OF bananas have al
ready been stored on the wharf tor
shipment. 1t is estimated that ho-
tween seven and eight Thousand
punches Of bananas will be shipped
this week for the Coast.
Two hundred aud lightweight
tons Of sugar from Makaw"il plaula
ton by the steamer lwalaui M"r,
put in the Australia TIL, forenoon
THIS is in addition 10 previous eat.
goes already taken in, TIA" st"nurl
j. A. Cumnlins left to-day for Wal
manalo plantation for sugar for IL,
Australia,
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Shipping Notes.

The steamer lwalani leaves again this
evening for Rilauea, Kauai.
The steamer lkelike, after disrharri, y
her cargo OF sugar into he barb :. q. ~,
len, will leave this afternoon for iinkaiuu,
Hononu and Pohakumanu.
The German bark NautIlu,, J. A>,Ing
master, went to sea to-day with ls,'Ei tag,
Of sugar valued ~ S'B,Ap2i. shipp Il ~
follows; 1858 bags, II. Fackield \ Co;
800 bags, N. \. Griubaum n 20.
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TALK ON THE MPS.
Kamohameha Will Travel 0itcnor
aud Farther Than Dole.

There waE "a big demand on tn"
liyr.c"ut stamp ui the new isSn" this
rnnrniug u, the Post Ol.i"". There
is a certain discrepancy bet w""n tn"
particular stamp aud the others
which will probably make i, a vaIu-
able one IN IT." eyes 81 phil ,'"'istS.
In" stamp boar, ~" impression "i
the Il lurham"ha -ialur IA ,hr Gov
"rnE"mt hliid,uE ward with the
figure ) without the letter 49," ia ia"
lower corners, The other stamps
have either he initial 20. ni'rr their
iigur", or the wort ""cuI>."
Local phiialcliSrs ar" at rhe upin-
ion thai a mistake wa, mad" ia th"
stamp hraring President Dol"'s por-
trait, Ii i, CA ia" twenty fiv" cent
denomination, which is rQuai to iiv"
ordinary letter rates To the United
states and other countries, in the
postal union. Instead If til" pr"sl-
d"ul's "phIl' carrrriug over III" uni
veI.r, it will only - uu a I'w bulky
d",palchrS and parcels The Ma
mchamrhU stntu" will hn,r TIA" circu-
latiuu. Ihru II Il new ilag be- ad"p,
ed 10y the +. G.. the Hawaiian nas
Decorating tn" Dole stamp viii nave
to he don" away with,
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PROVISIONAL LEGISLATURE.
Regular General Session of the Exc
cutive and Advisory Councils.

Regular General Session Of the Exc
cutive and Advisory Councils.
This afternoons meeting of the
Councils was attended by President
Dole, in the chair; Ministers King,
Damon and Smith; Councillors Wild
ar Vice Presidency, Allen, Emme-
luth, Warehouse, Ena, Brown,
Tenney, Young, Suhr, Mott, Morgan,
Bolte and Mendouca.
DR.. Rodgers, secretary, read the
minutes Of an extra session.
Minister Smith presented a resp
luton Of the Schuetzen Club, disap-
proving Of the nomination of D. b.
Smith to the Advisory Council, be-
cause he would enter it with his
liberty of action restricted by a So
cret oath. Accepted and placed on
file.
The Secretary read a resolution of
the American League, asking that a
bill should be passed to deal will
persons having no definite prospects
Of supporting themselves.
Minister Damon read the weekly
financial statement as follows:
FINANCIAL SrNEuEST FOR THE WEEK
ENpISG FEBRUARY -, lN3i.
current account balance Feb.
L
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather
hazy, wind northeast.
A Chinamau was arrested to-day
for non-paymcnt Of taxes.
Four inebriates pleaded guilty
this morning and were fined - each.
Benefit concert to VI. l.. VI. Plum
kett at the Opera House this even
ing.
The monthly meeting of the Y.
VI. &. 4. will be held this evening at
1910.
The Hawaiian national band will
play at the departure of the 5 5.
Australia.
Tho Board Of Health did not hold
its regular weekly meeting yesterday
afternoon.
Several desired witnesses in the
divorce case on trial are reported to
bo keeping out of the way.
l.. J. Levoy will hold sale of a
choice lot of household furniture at
his salesroom at IN o'clock tO.mor-
row.
The KamChameha School band
boys will be present at the Opera
House tonight, having been invited
by Mr. Plunkctt.
+. \. jacobson, the jewclpr, has
lost one Of his pet chamcleons. II
tried to swallow fly, and was
chukrd to death.
| Tho Hawaii Baseball Club will
hold a meeting shortly to prepare
for the coming season. The club
/ has liz in the treasuror's hands.
/ J. L. Morgan will hold a sale of
all Varieties of surchargrd Provi-
siungi Government stamps and q
few old numerals at his salrsfuom at
noon tomorrow.
/ The regular monthly meeting Of
] the Catholic Benevolent Society will
be held at the Convent. FRIDAY.
March 2, at , o'cluck a lull al
tendance is requested.
Purser McGurn Of the lwallni re-.
ports plenty Of rain at Makawcli,
Kauai. OF Barriers font this
morning .tunululu could hardly b.,
seen on acruuHt uf ia" fog which
| mug over II.
A rehearsal Of tho program To- b.
rendered at the kawaahap Church
on Saturday evening. fur the benefit
nf the kdwajahan Seminary was
held this morning, Prof. Berger :
full orchestra was prrsrn,.
! By kind prrmis-ipn " A'lmiral
Irwin aud Captain Barkrr, the mru
uf the /. :. :. pki'advl phia. vi
give Az cut""atumUut At -" Dprr,
House, GA saturday even ng, MrIru
l1th. for ia" buu,ni ui ~" families
of kauhanr aud Kaouli. h" puiic"
men.
Miss Mary Nianpio, u yuuug gir
aihDul eighteen wears III axe, died al
1t. Andrews PriDry early thus mora
ing II c"usumpti N. Ma. Niaup,
is "a rrlativ" Of tho tate Queen y ~
aver Emma. Inr funeral viii TAX,
place irIm -. AuiurN' c. 1,dr'
at Ia o'clock iu.murruW n.urG.ng.
Til" enclosure surrounding IA,
Luna Va tomb IN trout ur the Ia
waiahaO church Ia, u very neglect
"d appearance. Tue walks Al" GOV
/ cred with weeds and rubbish. Suros
! tho Iunnlil, IIpuir Ernst "a. r,,I
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Departures.
cargoes from Island Ports.

Stmr Iehua-2lJO bag sugar.
Stmr lwalani--i,Js bag, sugar.
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Passengers.
A ARRIVALS.

From Makaweli per stmr lwaiani, Mar
Edward J enrOche and > deck,
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Arrivals.
TnrR.D,Y, Mar |.
Stmr Iwalani from Kauai
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III, NIIy HoL,U0, ~ r-0l. p'r mooib .
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lrIr current nr,' uut from AL
yunu"s - loan fund ...S $3.50 -
nuv current account from all
vaurrS IL Postal : wing,
Ba,k .... ............... 2;.i5I ~
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32S,7iy 10
ENrENrITuRES.
judiciary Dcpari mpnt IS lbs ~
Dept. Foreign AtlnirS ......... .IlU ~
ln'urior Department.
salaries and imridcntaiS. ... l.EI ~
Bureau ui survey ........... I,lUi -
Bureau lmur ration ... o.. :ssi -
Bureau II Public Works .... 1858 -
Bureau Water \ Orks. .. !n,S ~
Iuari II Health ....... i',uiN "
Misrclliucuu. .......... j5Il IL
FiuIu"' Department.
Sulirr. amt inrid"ntalS 90. ln.1Ii =
Irtrru.t ......... ......... loo -
Attorney General. Dept. ..... lI,ai -
,irr.r at Expenses Provisional
Gnyornm, ~ ......... 1870. r.I'l -
E"aI iaN''s to sIrurial i"pu.it ID ~
~'huul ltN"s to special deposit ii,i W
liyil list ..... '...... ...'.. - ~
IItr4tu ~ = uvryn COS rs ~
kur.mu ri puhlir In.trirtiun u.i7i -
PAYNE Mt under section! .... s.|J ~
W.DIr ~
Total rrcu.ury hnInu"c above
Iu'" 60. 90. 2is.2BI ~
31NIIp =,
49,
Outstanding bnuis ..... 90. Sl,'EJ.2UJ ~
4 Ir,a.u,N uutrs ... ... ib,IJJ VA
Duo =. : Bank ant =. VI. u.
note. ..... o.. ........ .. $3.50 -
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Che nailg Z ,lletin.
THURSDAY, MARCH I, lsai

M A IN e N II w >.
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MILWAUKEE AVENUE STATE Bank
corner hiwaukse Ave. . Carpenter 81. ouo..o -,
Bank Stanowy
WPkACONY KAP. .A{, saso mn m
$50 90
GENERALITY INTEREs BANKovv

Odoterajq hand1oaoe 1 saosx.u.-.
psea'qdSe, prscchotoujq tako,oe. -
Sa,m Prooe't Cd pienisdsy do Pr.
Cnno.." ssosonych. Sprzedasoaja an.
gEaoye "S1sIe ma sossysskis ptsuE>
01c2y. WNpozyczajg pieniaIaS =.
"'o/|"' . "ae rzeteine poreczenin.
URzEDNICY:
AhsLANo, prezydent. Andr.x
wieepTezydent CHARLls & s1 Hn1aew S.LAusHp.
AAADA- AoHzuL, rzecznD. kAsyer Do
DYRRKroRzY:
stensiand. JaSyS John =. smulskl, Pan, m
John +. Hanson ao1 YEN. 4: Q Laosten ia HersoS
John A. Prryby.s' l. AZ Sohnson, Jonn McLarea-
stycnnosa snszvu banl,.m 49,
Alvsukes Avenue safe D.no-,tvs-
0IRN y zpaeowa ! urz9dzons doskop.I. 1890
mogk UfytIow.fs an sfodsioie dostat de Do nich.tS
conc. - "a oardBo umiarkrVans
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seroa jestem wdzieozny IA dobrodziej.
stwo, jskiego j. j inni sasiedzi do.nsli
przez uaywanie Gomozo. IONA moja
cierpiais Przez osm lat M Organic serca.
Nsjlepsi nawet lekarze, kt6rych sic "a.
dzilismy, mogli jsj sprswi6 tylxo tym.
ozs.owR ulge. Pewieu przyjaciel pole
ca Gomozo. Utywais go q s.an jei wi
dooznie prawis polepszyi SIC Obecni .
znikfy wszystlis SHADY jej oierpieais;
Jest przekonans, ze zawdziecza jej zdro
vie ! tycie temu wybornemu leksr.twu
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Me zswsze Jest rzecza dobra

Me zswsze Jest rzeczs debra
stsrao sic o TAME towsry. Rsetelpe to-
wary msjs Gene tsrgowa, q oi, ktorzy
cbcs tanio kupie stsJs sic istwo of
gstg.now J ossustov. Jezeli potrsebu.
leeie isksrst"s, TO ME pytsjcie sis: ,,Jsk
TAME JEST, lecz tylko: ,Jsk dobre jestf
Jsk r~zetelne jestg' Me dsjoie sis zba-
ismuoic przez szelmowskioh handlsrzv.
lecz postsrsjeie sic o Dr.. Piotrs Gomozo'
o leksrstwo, ktore ms sws historye, o
leksr,two, ktore wytrzymsio probe dsu.
gich lat. Pan Ernest HsilfsId pisze o
mem Z Bremen, Kan: w gie5i meQo
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Posiedzenie Tow. Pol. murarzy
odbedzie sic W niedziele dnis 20 kwiet
MIA o godz. 3 20 poludniu W hall OBJ. A,
Groenwslds, 1888 Hslt ave-. ma ktore "a.
Praazs sic wszystkich brsoi polstioh
murarzy. Ns tenn posiedzeniu czson.
kowie beds przyjmowsni "a wstspnem
l dol. n~sstePnie wstepue zost,nie pod
wyAsrone. q brstuiem pozdrowienien
Hilary Jahns, prezes. KorneEus,
Sz"enklsr, sekr. l20 Cleavsr Str. Chi.
csgo, Ills.
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DR.. W. StGikiesVios,
954 Joliet Str. "A SALE, ILL,
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Polska szkoia
AKU5&ER@

~ CHICAGO.
Essslapian College Of Midvifery.
zaaozona " roku 1855.
Ze szko@y tel wyslo jus kilkadziesist
sdolnych akuszerek, ktore obecnIe cie-
"a sic doorem powodzeniem.
Szkois nasza potwierdzona przez Ia
rad lekarski State Board of Health.
Zgfasxac sic listownie do:
ID M. Orgiert -Kacsorososka lsscrst.ry
Hawthorne,
p. O.. HYMAN,
COOK Co. In.
Widzie6 ale mona osobiscie = o6.,e
008 w. 1Ota utica,
pomiedxy gods. 6-ma q 10 rano lub wleczo
em " Niedziele " rexydencyi hawthorne,
diva biloxi cd Depot " apiece, doksd tame.
S.ny agent wskaze drcgS Tylko 90 minus
drogi = Chicago Union Depot ma Burlington
kolei,
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Cierpisism mocno ne ochrypke | "a.
ziebienie. Pc utyciu POI psozki Dr.
Augu'ta Koenigs hamburskiej herbsty
Piersiowej byism zupesuis wylsozons.-
Psni Bsbetts Busch, 623 Race Str. Gin.
oinnsti, Ohio.
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DIR W1ad. Statkiewicz,
Lekarz re starego kraiu

AOAoi1 20 pSoTOSO kToJu
|. dfugoletnis praktyks PREY szi..s,ach
jak " Europe, tax A~meryce, sps ali
sta ohorob ~kobiecych | dziscinnych le-
cry z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie cnoro.
by zsstarzsle, jak to: dusznos6, rsuma-
tyzn, choroby gardia, pier.i, tois dka;
81 giowy, 6cz, nosa, uszu, feb.y skro-
Judy, wyrzuty M gfowie 1 skoez, ; choro-
oby maciczne, zboozsnia regrIarnosci
biaie opaswy, krwotoki. ciSp'odnosc
oolesci PoPoiogowe i t. p. dc egliwoSci
kobiece wog6le wszelkie oh roby me4.
czyzn, kobiet i dzieci - leczy predko /
s~kutecznie.
Lekarstwa - przyrzadzane " mojsm
1bcratoryum. pod wytaeznym mym do
Eorem.
Do dokladuis 70 lie motnosci czytel.
ais) cPisanego twego oierpienia z WV
N enienien ,,zeody" doisez2 cent. Una.
'zek pocztowy, a odwto.ns poczta Cd
Powism lie bedz1e trwse kuracya | CO
oeda kosztowac lekarstws.
Adres:
DR.. w. StaikiesUics,
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-04-25


Psrsnentu; oyganka, kt6ra csarowals
wd1iek.mi swcmi dzied.ica / wsry,tkiol
chioPo6w We wsi, powinna bTc uosobie'
MEM w~esoiGsci; " ohwilsch rozpsozy
ME umiala przeisc sic rola sws. Rols
Any Jest bardzo trudca; prosimy ter pa,
nis R. .by sic krytyks ME zraziia.
PAM Z6ikowska " roll Jagi byia zna
komioie acknowledgements grab
wcale dobrze.
Szozeg6luiej msxur odtahoIony " III
skoie przez panic: Trzcihska A. Waran
xo, Dlngel i NJ. Warsnko, orsz o. p
WasilkovskieRo, Sosnowskiego, Hue
bnera j Zielezihskiego - wypadi dosko,
male 1 musiai by6 ~powtorzony.
Brak energii ! przygotowsnis re steo
ny reaysea p. NJ. byi przyczyn'
wielu usterek. Nisktorzy amstorz,
"a wiele modlili sic do ~suflera....
Srtuks tee tyia "a teudna.... S,iev
ch6rslny lePieJ wypadi sail Putsskie
go.
Przyjelism my sohie "a zas,ds nie isc s!a
dem niekt6rych koleg6w nas.ych D,
pi6rze, kt6r:y hurtownis oh xala kszd,
Przedsta wienie; q to ola togo, ably udo
skoualic nasze silly amatorskie.
Krytyks to na razie narobimy sobi
wielu nieprzyjaci6t; ale i 81 roznie
~przyzuajs nam s~luszaost.
Gdybysny ciagle wszystk oh amato
row chwaliH ME ~mielibysmy aadnegt
postepu.
Ma zAkohczenie nzgoda" wyraaa gle
bokIe " uz1anie ola wszyst kicl
wspofuczestniczaoyoh " przedstswieni,
"a ich prace bezintsresowns M Gel tai
wzniosly, iakim jest szpital polski.
y p. NJ. Bsra6ski zebrat M rzecx Skar
bu Pol. jak nsstepuje.
A. B srahski 25c. NJ. Bsrshski 25c
st. Lswsndswski 10,. Jan S,ostak 81
L. Kleszczyhski 25,. K Bara6ski 25:
Stanisiaw Jsgia los. jan Biaaejczyk 25c
< Kleszczyhski 25a Wfadysiaw Tobif
ski 25,. OGDEN $500.
Ma tyczenie kilkunastu ozionk6,
parsfii sw. Tr6icy, jake i " poro,umie
niu z Ks. Probcszczem K. Sztucz
ka, 1sdecydowano zsioay6 Towarzystw
(czyli Bractwo) pod Iuiemiem sw. Ks
zimierza Jsgielohczyks PREY parsfi sw
Trolley W Chicago. N. p~ierWsrem pc
~s'edzen'u, odbytsm W jeduej Z hs
szkolnych, W niedziels dnia 1go kwie
tnia rb., ktore Wiel. Ks. K. Sutoczk
zagaie rsczyi, zapisaio sic jua przeszl
40 ozionk6w.
Tow. sw. Kazimierzs Jsgislcfozyk
ma Gel iaki i inne Bractwa kos .ielne tn
kfe wsparcie W chorobie, jake i DO
sniertne zamisr aas jest nale.eni
jake grupa do Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
s2eoyslny eel jest isdnskowoa: zsjs
Gle, o~Piekowanie sic i w~ychowani
moralne naszej mlodzle.y polskiei
Podiug wyiuszozeh W k~onstytucyi 90
danych.
Ma nsstsppem posiedzeDiu, ktore s:
odbedEie W niedziele dnia 29zo kwie
tnia br, o godzinie Ssi pc poludpir
W hall szk6lrej parsfi sw. Trojo
odozytsns sostanie konstytucys pre-
komitet wypracowans,
Wstepne wynosi tymczssowo 81 OC
ktore sic PREY zspisywaniu maj rece ks
syera ski. ds.
Ma Posiedzenie powysej podane, "a
Prasza sic wszystkich braci, kt6rzy 81
jut zsPisali, tskie / wszystkich maj,
cyob zsmisr przystsp'd do Tow. s1
Kszimierza Jagieleh ,ryks, ~bsdscych do
brymi polskami 1 kstolikami W wick,
cd IL do 40 lat, a r~ale.soych do psr.fI
sw. Trojcy W Chicago.
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