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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-04
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-04
AN ALPENA MIRACLE
A LADY OF LONG RAPIDS DIS.
CARDS AgR cRUrcAES.


- - susetNteS WIN q NeHNrter Soe
Reviews Her ENp~rss~es and rsl,s
the Real Cause ~ the miracle.
FROM the ANUS A,rsaA, Ntes,l
We have long known Mrs Jas NJ.
rcad, Of Long Rapids Alpena %, ,
Mich, She has eeeu = sad cripplsA
Many II her frieaas know the story
If her r>>sverys for the benefit II those
who do MT we publish it t<Sisy,
Night wars Aso she WAS taken with
nervoas pr,,ssvsrioa. and in a few
mouths with muscular and iutismmA.
toxy rheumatism. Ii affected her heart,
then her head. Her feSs became =,
swollen she could wear nothing VA
them; her hands were drawn all oat If
sAsre Her eyes were swollen shut
more than half the nnae> her knee
Sa,ats terribly swollen and fx e,shtssa
months she had ~ te held np a. be
dcssSi One hme became entirely
helpless and the skin WAS ~ dry and
cracked that IL wy9ld bleed, DARING
tasse eight yssrs she had esea treated
BY >>nre NJ physicians, AMI has also
spent mach time At Ann ArtSsr under
e<sst medical advice All said her
trsGA.e WAS av,aSht On by hard worA
Sssi that medicine wS,ald MT cure, ami
that csss WAS the oaly tAiaS which
~'aad ease her, Atter So.aS ~ live
with her dasSAter she hs<sAyas eat,rAly
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-04

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-04

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-04
Take no Substitute for
Royal Baking Powder.
1t is Absolutely Pure.
All others contain alum or ammonia.
PARIS GIGANTIC HOAX.
That Milll~a De,,ArS For rear II Tent
story Explc>leA.

That Mttls~~ D~esArS Fer Tear II . rNao
story Exric<aeA.
A gigantic hoax with the longest run
GA rssera Is at last expoesd In the Paris
papers In iSae an advertisement AZ.
rseAry>d stating that a deceAsed Russian
princess left million france 10 b given
te the rersssn who would remain cne
year and day in the little chapel over
her tcmS in Nere IA ChAise and watch
her Nsly, which WAS in . glass coffin.
The watcher should see nos<Niy durins
Tire time he or she remained in the chayel
aud should no, even stseak 10 the servant
that would be employed 10 supply the
refSshsaents. Candidates were politely
r0eestsd h ccamaasate with the sa.
rSvintenieat ~ the cemetery,
The unfortunate fanets,nAry avn
t,aad himself delaSsa with letters frem
tr,ls in all parts ef the world. Including
enc journalist belonging 10 news
agency ~ CasrssS> who declared himself
css'sy b. take the Job. - it seesasd far
preferable ~ the killing wSvk II .
sewSSs,herer,- Paragraphs eeSsa b,
appear in the papers stating that eeversl
intrepid watchers had alra<sy abandoned
the task "a account II the uneAssaees Of
the dead princess In other woras she
asd = S{SsSr,S~hle hAtSt u SestiaS cut
es her glass c>tssa and walking aseat in
her sAread, TAsa the waS II Was raised
the Aate> Five nslllon WAS the sam next
offered tAr>ssa the rrsxA Letters r,urs>a
With Increased volume uy~sa the unfsys>
tenS.e superintendent sNae Il them
fNsa wV,nsea. Nearly every town in the
United States aad CxaassA was ahsv rep.
reseats>i SssnssS the many raen cS letters
who c,Satvitetssi ~ this woassr,as rsfA
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Fere IA Chase frNm SSaS crazy, that
the Russian gy1acess> the h,tle Sass CO..
sa and the reaerSas hesress newer ex,
tss'>i, and tAst tie t,sas which was sry>-
s>Ss>i - CONTAIN her interesting and rest.
les remains really heacaSs ~ French
family named De Sssssoer, PARIS C,x>
resiosSseas
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-04
vHRY Costly.

In many things which make lifs burden
some, Il 10 not merely the discomforts We
feel, but the loss Of time and money
Among minor accidents, none are more
liable 10 cause this than . sprsin. Very
many serious cases are known that nave
coat : life time Of misery and very much
in time and money, Much Of this 10 os'
ing 10 neglect. 81, Jacobs Oil used prompt.
ly on the worst case OF sprain. will ours !!
Is surely As il Is used, IL Is the ees'. anu
needs only the care and attention OF apply
ing il in GOOD time to make the cure eifee'
tive and permanent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-04
Tn. Pope Expects Rsssiu,ion.

A trustworthy Rome correspondent
telegrsphs that the pope Is 81 IN iressFu
with the desperate condition OF Italian
affairs that he has sought to ascertain
from the foreign representatives at tho
Vatican whether they have received
from their governments Instructions
what TO do in case " revolution. II Is
understood tina, all the replies were IN
the negative.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-04

One Of the Worcester wire gt>ois manu-
featuring concerns has perfected and
placed GA the market a wire cage for the
protection Of vaccination hltsi-r' The
cage Is held in position by an upper and
lower elastic. Now that vaccination Is
the order " the day the new protector
will doubtless prove pcpulAr.-Worces-
ter Gazette
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-04

a steady eAss- When adjustment Is salts
tAssory, the receiver VII signal 20 X. r
ana sAe sender viii resume ats message.
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sigma! ~ X
AA4sfty - rad signals FROM the s~lio-
graph Ray se rea4lly acquire. ana the
raARlTaAA uoa - tAe instrument Involves
But sl5gst manual lass-
TAe Alphabet in the Morse eSse Is as
Fs~ER
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-04

sprin. i, tho .eAson for eleAnsins and
rrns~inr the blood. During the winter
il has crrpt slugsishly through the veins
,utherin, Impurities from indoor air,
irru f.tiy Substances in the iood. and
from many other sources: -,
The efea, blood purifying medicine
especially prepared to do thus sofk u
HuNi's sAis,psrillA- IL sill give u The
hlc.si urity. richness and vitality, anu
lhrre sili bsius health and sisof, strong
nrrre., good appetite, refreshing siesp,
and Eplsers oil endurance. :.
Gle ne your bloi hy taking hocds
SArsspuillA, . renosa,iax preparation
especially prepared IA make pure blood.
then you nav eu tty the season OF hosefs
And biri. sn1 eaId -or pleasures, fof yua
all t- healthy. siroas AMI sell.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-04

In his earlier car Mr. Glsfs;osse writ
ing WAS clear and regular, and sse has ns'a
wits~rsd the variety Of his mimi OF de
prived his RICH, hand u its cumming XIX
change
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-04
LOOK OUT FOR ''No.T'
Your e., ne c. iI Ss he Help TO Be- In 6ood
SPRING MEDICINE
III. ss. Preparation " Purposes M
Hoods Sarsaparilla

II cannos spssk too highly AZ u...I
sArsspariilA. - L hes worked vooss- 4
my case. am u yeass Of ass M
bssn .ffile'sd With al, rhsam On NJ 49,
tof great many yss,s. ! tired mary :
crack open Esd blssd prosussly. ~ Nv
pain vas terrible 70 bssv, 49, ~
Hoods sAfsApariiA the Ash "a 49,
and the skin 10 - smooth e. say ~
| fseammesd Hoods BArsspsviila ~ A
liable medicine. and sivsys sp<sk = =
fssof. "-LLorb h csAss bssnsss.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-04

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-04

II ~il Se tsGa3 that the seite-s eaz "a
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-05-04

La4y-pbtag ysz EsA- ne F.@s NAsy' MY
-NSG a4t14 tie Ehirs Eae Aam
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-04
ON FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1896.

for business was less than a month. You
know there is now little opportunity for
wire pulling and no such thing as brib-
cry in English politics. That country
now seems to have entire confidence in
the new government, and while they are
curious as to the outcome of the next
election here, yet they are confident that
whatever happens in the United States
their own government win be able to
put matters on solid basis.
Shortly before leaving for home we
were given a treat seldom enjoyed by
anyone. The Grenadier Guards and Cold
stream Guards bands played in unison.
These arte the two crack bands of Eng
land and you can lmagl1e--no don't be-
hieve you can imagine-the wonderful ef
feet.
"At Glasgow the great shipyards are
very busy on many large steel ships un-
der construction, and the din made by the
workmen 10 deafening.
1--WE sailed for home from Glasgow
September 9Th on the Anchor Line
steamer Furnessla, reaching New York,
the 18th. On Sunday, the Sth. late in
the evening, after having passed through
some stormy weather. and every one hav-
ing gained their sealegs, a strange event
happened us. On comparatively calm
sea, without warning. the ship suddenly
lifted UP and tossed about like a cork
on the waters. Not breath CT wind
was stirring at the time, and the captain
said that the vessel pitched at an angle
of IS degrees and that another degrees
would have sent her to the bottom. In
less than Is minutes out OF 1900 passen-
gers over 1000 were seaslck, and one girl
l.. ~ otsdu frOvf tha
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-04
MARY ANpERsoN's AUToBHoGRA-
PLY.

Mrs. de Navarro (Mary Anderson) has
now completed the autobiography Of her
stage career, and series Of the most in
teresting chapters from the manuscript
viii be printed in the Ladies' Home Jour
nal. In these articles Mrs. de Navarro
viii tel OF her first appearance on the
stage. the experiences Of her theatrical
ne. ana the famous people In America
and England whose acquaintance she
made. The Journal wiz begin the auto
biography In an early issue.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-04
WIRES DOWN.
Western Union Line Breaks Between AS
torla and Knappa.

A little after o'clock yesterday after
noon, somewhere between Astoria and
Knappa, break occurred in the Western
Union telegraph line, which up to
O'Clock this morning had not been re-
paired.
In consequence OF the accident no Asso.
clated Press dispatches appear In this
mornings paper,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-09-11

The Banner of Light jest, jak
kazdS VI, iedna nejIepsfch vedec-
kych publikacf zemi teto vydava.
nycb.
We SVEN II. roGnfku rozepisuje Sc
neobycejne bystfe, rozsfrale nejen
otazky moderniho spiritualismu, ny
brz pouzfvaje sveho vlivu bez bazne
v pfedmetech obecne ddlezitosti Sc
tykajfcfch pole ptsobnosti listu
toho odbodujfcfch.
Pan John w. Day, jenz jest re-
daktorem a spolumajitelem onoho H.
stu, pfse Y "The Banner Of Light"
otevten5 list vyrabiteli Paine-ova
Celery Compound, jak nasleduje:
"Jsem Vam povinnovan duh
vd66nosti "a to, ze iste uvedl do
obehu takovy konejsfcf lex, jako
jest Paine-dv Celery Compound.
Prvne upoutal mou pozornost Wy
pravovanfm pfitele, jemuz lex zna.
cne pomohl, jako u6inil pozdsji i
mn6.
"M6l jsem casto pfflezitost od-
poruciti Paine av Celery Com
pound jinym neznam ami iedine-
no ptipadu, n6mz, byv spravne
uzfvan, byl by Sc minul vysled-
KEN. 8 dctou Vas
John w. Day."
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-09-11

Podobiznu pana Day-e shledAte
hofeii. Jest clenem Zednafd, Odd
Fellows, Grand Army jinych bra.
trskych organisaci a Jest vysoce vi
Zen svSmi spolubratry jinymi v
spolecsnskem bebu zivota.
Vdennost jeho "a dobro tfmto
slavnym lekem mne spdsobene nenf
mic zvlAstnfho. Tisfce jinych, jiz
uzdraveni byli Paine-ovym Celery
Compound, zaslali sve nezadane cd.
porucenf majiteldm tohoto leku, neb
Primo ma lekafsk6 zurnaly a casopi.
sy, vypravujfce k vdli vyhodam pro
iine vysledcfch, JED nasledovaly po
uzfvani tohoto leku, jenz zasobuje
novou potravou umdlene nervy q
mozek, obohacuje krev, kteraz cini
slabe silnymi jest vzdy iist5m pro.
stfedkem, jejz lekati churavSm pred
pisujf jenz odporucovan jest vsemi,
jiz pouzili jej ptfpadech nervove
umdlenosti, neuralgia, revmatismu,
nezazivnosti a mnoha tech jin3ch
chorob, vznikajfctch rozruse-
nych a yysilentch nervd a neciste
krve.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-09-11

so,Jm odb5n,eibm, k,eii posuI
naAs tssopisy ueodbiraIi. nsbi,ime
ma rkouska poArok Zapada kni.
hovnou Amsnckou DO noyeho roka
"a so csnt6.
V knihovn6 po6al pFsd m6,ieen
vychAzsti roman cd vfhlasntho al
sovstele Vietora Hugo. zyan3 Chrdm
motiy Boil Potiai, Dill E,meral
ds, -psnil6 d6v6e oikauskd.
PAny iednatele snain6 iadAme,
sby krsjany upozornili ma tyto ".
hody, ktere poskytuIeme>
pyd. Pokrokn ZdpadU
Hah Imeriekf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-09-11

konci hfadnfho roku schodek men.
II nez 90 mil. dol. proti schodku
lodskemu 43 mil. dol. a pfedlon.
skemu 70 mil. dol.
Dobre brneni.
V minnlych dnech zkouseno bylo
brnsnf, jakym opatfena jest vailed.
nj LODI Iowa a shledano, fe vzdo.
rule vBstfeldm nejlepifch l2palco
vych del. Zko-aky dopadly v ks.
zdem ohledu uspokojive.
Pet udusenych
V nAdrzce plynove Providence,
X. l., udusilo sc We stfedu pet del.
nfka. Byli tam poslaui, ably opra.
viii zAmy6ku, kterout plyn unikal.
odstranivse ramycku, zacpali ply
novod, vsak ratka vypadls a plyn
uniksl dovnitf takovou g. We
vsicbni skoro rAzem byli
a uduslli Sc. Jelikoz neh
plynovod uzavffti, memo
iakhm pfisp6ti hned
oyli vytaisni jill jeA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-09-11
Parni mlatici stroje ' Minnesota.

Parni mlatici stroje Minnesota.
Minuly snem minnesotskS pfiial
zakon, ktertz ustanovuje, ze kdyt
jeds parnf stroj cd mlaticky cestou,
must zsstaviti ma sto stfevfcn od
kone neb jineho potahu, kters by
potkati mel. Dale Y pfipada, ze by
porouchal Sc most, pres ktery by
mlaticka parnf vezena byls, Jest
mattel mlaticky povi,en platiti
polovici vtlohy ma spravku.
Schodek pokladne.
Pokladna spolkova vykazuje IA
m6sfc srpen o t3,63s,lo3 vetif Wy
dAnf, nez piGsm, kdeIto minult
mssfc obnAssl schodsk ten 30, son..
600. Pffjmy re ella rostou stale, a
dostoupily tento mesfc tl5, 5,G39 ,047;
poklsdna mela "a mesfc vsech di.
chodh t9s, ,s52, ,o95 a vydanf 80 mi
Iiona dol. Ufadnfci pokladny oce
kavajf, fe "a mesfc zatf pfijmy bu.
iou jeita vyssi a sta6i dplns kn
krytf vydkni. Ale nso6skkvk 50 ku
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-09-11
MOVE zPRAvy DOMACI.
KroniIxn udnIosfi.
Byli uplacenl

z Colorado Sc sdelnje, ze meri.
sky konsul Barrills ujal Sc tfi Me
IikAnt, kteft byli mezi jiuymi IA.
t6sni tam pro pofadanf bydfch IA
pasa. vyistfil prs, ze zapasy byly
pofAdkny dovolenfm stAtnfch i
mfstnich dfadnikd, kteff pry "a to
obdrteli odmanu.
btraeh pred eholersr.
V Portlandu, Oregonu, cinf
rdravotnf komise rozlicnA opatfenf,
aby pfedesla rozsifenf SO cholery,
jestlize by tato Honolulu zavle-
6ena tam byti mela. MEstskg lekaf
Wheeler ma "a to, ze jeste nikdy
nsbylo Pacficke pobfeH ohrozova-
no tfmto morem tax jako letos.
viecbny lode cizfch pffstavd,
ktsre do Portlandu pfijedou, pod
robeny budou bedlive prohlfdce.
Plyn0ve prameny lowe.
Blfze Berwick u Des Moines
pfiilo Sc pfl vrtanf studnd ma far
me Henry Davise ve hloubce 81
stfeyfcd ma pramen plynu. Studna
byla 6Aste6ne kopana diva d6lnf.
kn nalezali SO ma due jeff. Kdyz
uslyieli sun.ot plynu, dali znameuf
10 ohtf b5ti vytazeni nahoru. Byl
Jim spustan okov, do nehoz oba Sc
posadili a vytaaeni vzhhru nej.
vStif moznou rychlostf, ysak oko.
WI muscle Sc jim ven pomoci, jeli-
koz jiz pocfnali ztraceti vddomf.
Sotvs ze okov byl odstranen, vyra.
iii nAhle pramen vody pfskem a
plynem do v5se dive ste stfesicd a
pramen plynu proudf velikou 81.
lou stale ze studne.
Lesy bynou.
V okresfch Mitchell a Howard v
lowe hynou a schnou lesy napofad.
v nakter5ch mfstech jsou stromy
usehle na mnoho skreoh. Jelikot
bylo letos dost obstojne desra, ne.
lse toto hynatf lesd pfi6itati suchu
. must nepoebybne pficinou toho
byti nejaks hmyz. Bylo sice jit
pktrino po mem hledano, avsak
posud nebylo nalezeno, co zhoubu
'tuto pasobf.
ZabIl OmaAana.
z Clayton, N. NJ, sdelujs SO, te
rakmt po celem zapad6 Phelan
Humphrey xastfelil tam dobytkAfe
Jas. II. Burgesse, kterSt bydlfval
druhdy v omare. Humphrey uda
Vi, fs Burgess mu vyhrofoval
smrtf tudfi 10 je rastfslil sebe-
obrsnS.