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The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05
The Tariff as a Business Question.
The favor which the proposition for

The favor which the proposition for
Tariff Commission is gaining
among Republicans shows that the
time when the tariff will be taken
out OF politics" may be much nearer
than anybody year or two age sup
posed it to be. OF course, the conf
dence with which the findings" and
recommendations of such a body
would be received by the country
would depend largely upon the char
acter and capability OF the men com
posing it. but the President, whoever
he happened to be, could be relied on
to keep both OF these qualities firmly
in mind when making the selections.
In this particular instance the Presi-
dent who would do the selecting wolld
be Mr.. Mckinley, for the proposition,
if adopted at all by Congress, Will
hardly be enacted before the new Ad-
ministration comes in.
There is considerable prejudice
against bodies of this sort A large
number OF the people look with dis
trust on any proposition for the MAX
ing OF new offices, even if the Offices
are only temporary creations. while
many Congressman wopld be APT TO
think .la, suca board would lnlcr-
fere in some way with theiri ri;preroga-
tives and functions. The latter OBJ
jections has very little weight. The
authority Of such a body would be
merely advisory. 1t would investi-
gate the question of production. prices
and duties deliberately and intelli-
gently. and give to the country and to
Congress the result OF its inquiry in
the shape of rec recommendations for
legislation. Congress could please
itself as to whether to accept Or to
reject these suggestions.
President Arthur appointed a Tariff
Commission. which made a thorough
and reasonably unbiased inquiry into
Iil' CptutIlOHS DiNh sIiliL4S 4At lCr-' titiN
its conclusions wer2, on the whole,
received with satisfaction by the coun-
try. Congress did not treat that
body qnite with the respec. which it
deserved. Nevertheless. there was a
trace of its work in the bill which
passed Congress, and which became
the tariff of March 3. 1883. The uc-
ces5i,y for framing Il tariff bill ac-
cep.able enough 10 the county TO
have reasonable chance TO stand for
a loHG lime with only E2iao@ changes
is NOR obtiuus and u2geas no; than
it was q &0Z1n or I 500 Of yeais age:
for q" c@-;-..ry his seen . good deal
OF the injurious effects u frequent
tariff tinkering in recent years. This
necessity will give the proposition for
board OF tariff experts considerable
strength with thcpeople.- Globe Dem
ocrat.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05
.tTaunt FOOtbIr.

Football must go. 50 says the SeG;.-
liz school board. 1t has c~8dmcHed
aud denounced h rough ar5 ;urb.-
Gr!3'r0n game. ABOUT which tho root
,.s root aui Tor %,licl4 .i.a ioo;l.s :3o.
S.&al.a's High seloo. lam hs.s D-gl
victorious innear2g e:e.y yroothalI con-
test this season. Il is composed oi
young athletes Of byawn aud brain.
but they must quit breaking ribs and
noses and hencaforth must devote
thcir lime to dry books. for tho board
Of education has passed The following
resolution:
RESOLVED, Thai it i the serseo. the
board oi education o. thc 5eIa!.a
school distric: That HE %qs@e o.. f..:t,
bal! Is dangerous 10 ,hus. engaged ii
it. and has u demoralizing ana injur-
iOus effect on our schools, and should
therefore be discouraged in every
proper way. We therefore declare
that we viii not sancticnthe organiZa-
ton OF. or the continuance of. an Or
ganization of football team or teams
in our schools or among our school
boys. and that this resolution shall be
read II AL the rooms of the Sedaiia
High school. and that the teachers he
requested to take all proper methokS
to discourage said game.
The ics5 OF the capital was a hard
blow to the pretty city Of Sedalia, bat
to the football cranks Of that commu-
nifty this is the hardest blow of all.
They have kicked their last kick,
They have made their last tackle.
No joy can delight them in football again.
Thus vanishing the cherished hope
o. III shaggy haired youths. whose
ambition in life has been to shine on
the gGidiron. the observed of ali OBJ
servers. Inc admiration Of the fair sex
and the envy OF the small boys. Their
dic!ling days &reover. The school di-
rectors aave SO decreeG. and rom
their august decree there Is 10 appeal.
Joplin Herald.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05

''Wanie.:hz Ioiui, " itaao -
ter. Hg.tca az 'nsares':u- iattsr Il Ee
Jachsol Comet IN ueicase OF his jr.oe
and ccr"loics &s follows: ''.ohoa:l
the Christ ever come 10 "ar,A again
his hone would be among tI-aGps. i
would hardly DO to say that tn Sd
vior would be riding soEc;srs or
'mooching' along the streets. hr. Is
mis- life, when o-e1rth, WIS - =; " =!
public&ua ana sianet5. ana ,e..
vino #ouiGto-day D.cIassaG :,s ,.a:4I.s.
it IS Hot unreasonable to suppose
than lie would b as5ocj;,.,J :.i.I ;"a,
same class Q! mun Gpoa IL" secout
coming.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05

Whosesale houses write ,otheir Gus
toners shat it is very impor;antto pay
all bills when they becoms due. Il
our merchants have The misfortune 10
remind their customers of accounts be-
ing due. the customer fae:s tealiuily
offended: hence it is inat ali retail
dealers have accounts standing out
that are crippled and turning gray
from age. AND The dealer il general
IS ahead without these customers. lor
the reason that theprotits ara in many
cases less than the interest on the in
vestment money, and the dealer is the
loser
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05

We clip the following from an eE-
change, and it Is gospel truth: News
paper men are blamed with Il lot 0!
things they cant help: such as using
partiaiity il mentioning visitors, Civ
ing news about some ioIaa and ilav-
ing others out, etc. The editor simply
prints the news lie can Ind. Some
people inform Us Of such things and
others do not. IN editor should MOI
be expected TO know the naue ana
residence Of al your uncle>. aunts
and cousins. even If he should see
them get of the train. Tell Is about
It. It's news that makes newspaper.
and every man, woman and child can
be an associate editor il they would.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05

We did not attend the Southeast
Missouri Editorial Convention held al
Dexter last week. Business at home
a hole in our pocket and two holes in
the seat of our trousers prevented US
from venturing that Jar away from
home. We regret that we could not
meet with the boys. They are a jolly
lot and they always have good times
at their meetings.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05

Probably the most remarkable old
gentleman in the United States is
Isaac Thompson, OF Alto township,
Lee county, Illinois. 3Ir. Thompson
celebrated his Tooth birthday Wednes-
day in the presence Of Z large company
of relatives and friends. He Was in
the war OF 1872, remembers Jac first
use Of anthraciteas fuel. was :. mighty
hunter in his young days, and now ut
the age OF 100 years, relates iunny
stories, brings in coal and wood. rs
sists in work about the hcuae. aad
.sh& TeS himself every Gay.-E&.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05
Free Pills.

send yoIr address to II. Z. Bucisjin
g Co.. Chicago. and get free sam
pie boz OF Dr.. Kings New Life Pills.
! trial viii convince you Of their
merits. These pills are easy III action
and are particularly effective in the
cure Oi Constipation and Sick Head
ache. For Malaria and Liver troubles
they have been proved Invaluable.
They are guaranteed to be perfectly
free from every deleteSious substance
and to be purely vegetable. They do
not weaken by their action. but by
giving tone to stomach and bowels
greatly invigorate the system. Reg
ular size 25c. per box. Sold by ".
c. Haman.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05

The Charleston News is new paper
just started at the live little town OF
Charleston, in Mississippi county, by
Tetwiler u Rowe. Mr.. Tetwiler is 4
practical printer and good writer
and there is no reason why the News
should not be a success. The News is
a pretty sheet, a credit to the little
town and the people OF Mississippi
county should give it liberal pat.
ronage.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05

The Philadelphia Record describes
a ghastly election bet which was paid
in that city last week. The man who
lost the bet was carried in Il hearse to
ii cemetery, the winner driving. By
the terms OF the bet, IA stop was made
at various saloons SO that the defeat
ed man might rest.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05

The patronage Of Missouri under
AIcKinley's Administration will be
conducted by Cot. T. c. kerens and
Major William Warner. De Ole Man 5
name is Dennis at last.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05

Dolly Mozely will draw Il salary
from Uncle sam till the 4th of March,
then that good old man Will give our
little Congressman money to buy
railroad ticket to return home.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05

President Cleveland has removed
the Postr:la -ta- of HTa"icN. Missouri.
because said Postmaster went out and
made free silver speeches. Who says
Cleveland's backbone has weakened:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05
How L Felt.

Why, two years ago was jusl
about crazy. and no wonder that my
wife and children were afraid OF me.
You just want to suffer with neuralgia
with no relief as | did until | used
Sulphur Bitters. They cured me, and
now my wife says | am as meek as a
lamb Robert Davis. American House
Boston.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05

Directory Of The Principal Business Houses.
The following is published daily for the
benefit OF travelling statesmen, strangers and
the public generally. 1t cannot fail to prove
of interest TO all who intend transacting busi-
ness in Cape Girardeau.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05

Congress will meet next Monday.
Let US hcpe that this will be the last
Democratic Congress we will ever be
bother,d With.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05

Mrs. DR.. Augusta Smith pays
special attention TO the treatment of
Chronic Diseases OF Women. No
matter what The nature o. sou disease
is. call and see this eminent Lady
Physician: 4 she can.ot cure you.
sou will ta i.iu,.! J &:G frankly : told so.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05
W1 CONSULTATION FREE. So

Expelled alive IN 50 20 so minutes
with head or no charge. No money
required until the worm IS expelled.
No fasting or starving. No poison
Gus medicine used. the worm is ex-
pelied alive. showing medicine cannot
be poison. Every case guaranteed.
All are respectfully invited to call at
Office and investigate. Charges reas-
enable
The Cape Girardeau Democrat., 1896-12-05

SATURDAY. DECEMBER ), 1896.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01

RODZINA p. Wawrzyhca
Radomskiego powiekszy}a sic
O przystoina c6rec2ke. Szczes|i
wi rodzice " niedziele ma te
intencya wyprawili suite chr2cl
nv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01
Dobre nowiny z Ps4u-
dnfOWei DakOtY

Swietny .wYpadek ostatnlch
univ napeln1 tego roku kleszeule
tarmer6w Dakotejsklch zdrowemi
p'eniedzml. q
A lea i~eszcze wDakocie tys,ace
zyznej ziem1 odtoglem, pc }ewej
strome rzeki Missouri, dokad "
clsgu jednej dobv dojecha6 mona
q Chicago lub Milwaukee. A to
teraz jeszcze MONA dostat bardzo
tanlo.
Chow byd}a " Dakoc,e Po}ud-
njowe] bardzo sig op}aca, a bogacze
re Wschodu obecnie wk1adaja
kapita*v W bydfol owce, rosnace W
" tymStanle. Take gospodarstwo
nabla}owe czyli mleczarstwo kwit-
ME.
Wzgledem bllzszych szczeg616w
zgEosiG sic pod adresem: w. E..
Powell, General ImmlgratlonAgent,
40 Old Colony Building, Chicago.
ILL.,. Tub do byle agenta Jckalnego
kolel Chicago, Milwaukee i St.
Paul
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01
.g..@5. u d. L.
Wazne pismo
ArcYbBkupa Ir1landa.

AlClVlNkuPd II tldllua.
Arcybiskup ireland 2 81
Paul, wYdat list pasterskl v
ktor7m og}asza, ze odtad
n a u k a W SIX Q I a c b
pa "a f. ! n ygc h dyecezyi
sw .Pawia m a bY6 u ii e
e. | a tn i e, pc,
niewa1 oplala szkolnego jest
przeszkods ola wzrostl i
rozwoju szkot parafalnych.
,Rozumie sic samo ze
sieb;e, ze. pieniadze potrzebne
IA utrzymanie szkot ~ luny
spos6b z|ozoue bye musza.
Proboszczowie moga pot:zebua
sumo wziasc z regularnych
dochodow parafalnych lub tel
podtug wtasnego zdania posta
rae sic o zr6dlo dochodu. r..
tolicy beda pracowali - jess
tesmy pewni reka W
reke mad %utrzymaniem kato
l,ckich szk6t, TEN wiecej, De
tie szkofy SO waelkiem relig
mem dzielem, ktore wszystk;ch
katoIikow obcdodziG ,powinuo,
bez wyjatku IA to-, czy maja
Tub ME dziec1 uczeszcza)ace do
SIX P~rzyaz1osG bez watpie-
MIA pokaze, lie katolickie szkolY
sa na]urodzajnieisaemi 2e
wWsvzystkich instytucyi mai
wiecej sic pezYczyniaj4 do
utrzymania WARY W tym
kraiu, q ka2dy katolik, ktory
sic gleboko ustswicznie
interesuje swa re1igia, pokocha
TED katolicka szkofe i te swa
mi}oSc ku niej przez home
c,ftiacy udowodni."
Pismo Najp. ks. ArcYbisku
pa Irelanda koohczy sic goreca
prosba do katoliekich rodzi
COW, a&eby szkoly parsf line
do Mich swe
dzieci posyiali. Czytany tam:
,,Dzieci W katollckich szko}ach
ucza sic swej re]iyii i beda ia
tel pozniej " codziennem
1yc,u praktykowaly., Je4ell
wiara dzieci waszych ma bye
silna i 4ywa W p6zniejszem.
4yciu, to powinna i'm bye
teraz zaszczepiona jako druga
natura. A to STAG sic mole
jedynie przez szkoie p~arafalns
" Mich to bywaja dzieci "
wierze tax wYchowane, J,
p6zniej jej ME porzuca.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01
WIApOMOSCl
r..

NIEZALEZNY Klub Polskl
W 4tej wardzie odbYf s"e posse
dzenle W miniona sobote, W hall
zwvkiych posledzen. Przemawiall
m6wcy W jezvkach poisklm l
anglelskim, r~ozbierajac sprawy
warte p%os}uchanla. Potem by1o
przyimowanle cz}onk6w, ktoryoh
p~rzystapi}a znaczna liczba. KVub
l,ezy obecnle cz}onk6w 3r0, a
pewnem jest, re do przyszfYcn
w7bor6w %jeszcxe przynajmnlel o
100 sic powiekszy. N%astepne posle-
dxen,e odbedzie sic W przyszla
Sobote, 3 Pazdziernlka. Zaprasza
sic ma ME wszYstklch tych, ktorzY-
by sobie zyczvli przystaplc przed
wYborami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01

NJ Ma take ma sk{adzie wszel-
XII towar piekarski i cukiernlczY
rome fakocieadla dzleci. Dostarcza
wszelklch pozadanych pieczyw ma
wesela i Z abawy famllijne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01
-. Ola
informacyi!

Kto chce SIC przeJechae Koleja
Burlingtonska = ma Wschod lub
Po}udnie "a chcla}by wledzie6
lie by podr6z kosztowa4a, kiedy
m6glby stanac u celu podr6zy l t.
d. ma linli mledzy Chicago.
Peoria, St. Louis i Kansas City =
niechal pisze do w; j. G. 4 Q n
Yob, General Freight &Passenge1
Agent St. Paul, MINI. a Cd
wrotna poozta odblerze wszelkie
pozsdane informacYe. w pocia~
gach Kolei Burlingtonskiei zna1da
podr6znl wszelk1e wygody: kary
z wygretem1 krzestam', wspania}e
kary sypialne Pullmana; karY
iadalne z maltychaml poczawszy
cd 25 cent6w - tax IL wygodnlei
rodr6zowaG ME podobna.
ZNAKOMITYM DOKTOPEM
moze SIC teraz poszczyci6 nasze
m1esto. Jest to lekarz francuski
DR.. H.. A. Be d u x, do
piero cd trzech mlesiycy wWino2ie
osiadfy. Lecsy on wyfacznie glove
ludzks GRAZ jej czescl, a w1eo
choroby ecu, uszu, gard}a, nosa
It'd. Pan doktor B 9 a u d lou x,
choe dopiero tax krotki czas
miedzy mani osiad}y, ma juz "
M iekcie piorwszorzedn dine lmie, jake
bieg}y lekarz, pos1adajacy grunto-
wne wiadomoscl medyczne i CHI
rurglczne. Wielu juz ludz, uwolni}
cd dokuczllwych below, ratowa}
cd kalectwa a navel cd Smierci.
tez skutecznie choroby.
powsta1e z zanieczYszczenia luD
zatrucla krwi, 1 pochodzace 2tad
W ustach, W twarzy lub
g}eblej W gfowie. - Jego Bluro
Jest W kam;enlcY
Choata, ma drugiem p,etrze.
Zg}osl6 sic p'zy elewatorze W
pom1edzy g}6wnym
wchodem do. handIu Choat a
handlem rozmaitosci panaBaker.
Ola zamieiscowYch podajemy
wyrazny, kompletnY adres: Dr.H.
A. B a d x, Choate Block,
Rooms Sol & so2, Winopa. Mum.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01
TELEGRAM.

BERLIN. Wed}ug telegra-
mu z Konstantynopola do
gazety, Frankfurter Zeitung'
cztery bataliony albahczyk6w
tworzace straz pa}acowa W
Yildiz Kiosku, zosta}y przez
silny oddzial z~olnierzy po
zacietej walce rozbrojone. w
ich miejsce powe}ano piet
innych batalion6w do sluzby
paiacowej.
P6zniejszy telegram do
!, Franfurter Zeitung" donosi,
re W bitwie wojska z albad-
ska straza palacowa poleglo
oko}o 200 ludzi.
No jciec sw: wyda}
list apostolski, W kt6rym
wykazuje, re zasady angiel-
skiej WARY So falszywe. Wzywa
anglikow, ably wrocili ma
lono kosciola katolickiego.
MADRYT. Wed}ug' urze-
dowego telegramu z Manlli,
.stolicy wysps. F'lipihskich,
powstahcy pc trzydniowej
bitwie pod Behagada musieli
sic cotna6, s%traciwszy so
zabitych.
Do s1mparoial' telegrafuja
: Manilli, ze powstahcy "
Cavite zaieli osm
niejscowosci. So oni dobrze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01

utY spraedu]v DO npfa
wiedfiWych cenach pm G, II
Burroughs Winonie. agent
"kolei C~hicagoMjlwaukee & st.
Paul.
" HANDLU
skim PAM F. A. Lemme,
niedaleko apteki p. Lau or,
rozpoczYna sic teraz Wyprzeda1
kapeluszy ma zine. Poczatek
bedzie zrobiony drugle
poiowie bie3acego tYgodnla =
a vice " Czwartek, Piatek
|S)bote. - Zwracamy uwage
ma odnosne og}oszenie.
BUTY 1 TRZEWIKI wszel
k1ego gatunku MONA teraz tanlt
dostaG u Fir. Lipinskiego W Ate
wardzle, 7O5 5 lullca. Z powodr
c,ezkich czasow znizy} on Gene o u
cent6w ma dolarze, ably szanowns
polska publlcznosG mogfa SIG zs
TAME p,eniadze zaopatrzYc ne
zine W dobre obuwie. = Przyby'
wac rychfo, DO oena znizona tylkt
krotki czas pOtrWa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01
A MERYkA

w GREEN BAY, Wis. i,
trust weglarzy sic rozbi},
wskutek czego Northwestern
Fuel Co. sprzedaje tam twarde
wegle 20 $500, gdy W Mil
waukee SO pc $6.75.
W presbyte.
ryahskim " Denver, Colo.
zaprowadzono muzyke z
fonografu.
W ST. SLOUD, Mimi,
umarl ks. biskup Martini arti
w NEW YORKU zostal W
tych dniach aresztowany gen.
powstahc6 " kubanskich Car
Roloff, Polak. Oskarzaja 90 o
o"rganizowanie wyprawy pow
stahczej ma Kube, Kaucya
jego wynosi $4,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01
CzyscIe

kledy6 Electric Bitters do wyleczenla
sig Cd cierpiei' Jes:i ME, to posliic,e
zaraz pc butelks aNu'zy wan natych'
mast Leczy ono niezawodnie chorcby
kk.b,eoe, nadajec sii6 i organom cials
Na Drak apetyta, boil glewy, oslahieD:e
nefwoWosc bezsennos6,' melancholie
iub zawios g}owY, Electric Bitters Jest
iekarstWem kcniecznem i skutecznem.
rfzyW!aca sdrowie j sile. Wipksxe
aptekach.
" Winonie sprzedaio co lekarstwo
Apteka JACKSON & RADEMACHER,
50 w 3 Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01
zaopatrzeni " broh i ~zywnosG'

zaopatrzeni W broh zyWnosc'|
BERLIN. ~Zapewniaja
tutaI, zesfWizyta cara Miilkolaja
II po dworach europejskich
u,lsposobiIa 90 do przeprowa
dzenia niektorych reform W
SVEN paistwie Miedzy innemi
ma ON podobno zamiar, zaraz
pc powrocie Paryza, oglosle
ukaz,tznoszacy zsylke naSyblr
/ kary cielesne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01
GEOWNE ROBOTY W
psrowej pile Braci Youmans
ma ten scion juz usta}y.

DZIECI wzniecily W niedz.
ogieh pod chlewem Winceute !
GO Giessczyhskiego W 4tej
wardzie. Powstala ztad ola
wi sciciela szkoda " kwocie
$65, pokfyta zabezpieczen;em.
w sasiednim chlewiku JOEL.
Pradzyhskiego wynosi szkoda
wyrzyrzadzona przezogieh, $35.
ktora to sumo r6wnle& zapiaci
Kompania zabezpleczenia cd
oguia.
MICHAE KULAS, kt6rego
nasi bracia Kasgnbi zowia
,.meczennikiem"", z powodu,
ae pred paru laty zasYpany
zlemia, przez 6 goblin przepe-
dill jakby W grobie, wyproce
sowa} odKompani,D etroickiei
W ktorej budowniczy p. Liberia
zabezpieczony byl cd niesz-
czes'iwycb wypadkow, sumo
$500. 90 Odebra} przecieA Z
tych pieniedzy tylko IL set
dolarow ;druga wiekszs potows
poszla ma adwokatow j inne
koszta.
Er4qsssaa
KARTY OKRETOWE na
miedzypoklad (steerage) Tub
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01

PAN JAN BAMBENEK,
demokratyczny kandydat ma
komisarza powiatowego 4te]
wardy, serdecznie dzleku]e
Pul.kiemu Klubowi niezalezne
mu " Winonie "a slime pople.
raie jego kandydatury.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01
OTWARCIh
snrz.dazv IA
" handful modn,arSkiml
Dani IF. A. IEMM E
22l r.. 3rd Str.

(n,edaleko aptek, pana Lauera).
Sale p,6r (BOA), we
10 slubne, vista !.
70 do kapel !
+. d. W tvm wielk,m magazine
mo lniarsklm tanieJ dostanlec!e,
nv gdzieindziej.
Wvpozv czaja sic take kost
jumY Teatralne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01

ME ClERPIAk PATENTO-
WYCH MEDYCYN. Chicago, Ill.,,
81 maja, 1885, DR.. Peter Fab
neY, Chicago. Szan. Panic! N'gdy
ME cierpiafem Jakichkolwiekbadz
,,patentowych medycyn", leoz teraz
Jestem innego zdania, IT,. lie
to dotyc zy ORA Piotra Gomozo.
z szacunklem M. E. Nelson.
1874 N. May I'll.
Wielu ludzi maja przesad do
juk przygotowanych lekarstw =
poniewaz zostali wyw1edzeni W
pole przez niekt6rYch, vice czu]e
sic tak.ze gotowi potepi6 wszYstkle
lekarstwa.
ORA Piotra Gomozo pozyska}o i
uczynl}o swyml przyjacio}ml wielu
takich nredowierzajacych. kt6rzy
bYll chorYmi l cierpiacYmj. Me
jestto ,.patentowe", wtasnosc,owe
leksrstwo i ME jest prze!awara,
aptekarzom. M%ieiscow1 Gomozo
agenci takowe sprzedaja. Jezl, ME
agenta W waszeJ okollcy,
nap1szcle do ORA Peter Faerney,
So. Hoyne Ave-, Chicago,
Ills.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01

JAN KOWALE WSKl, do
tychczasowy prezydent Klubu
Demokrackiego W czwarte1
wardzie; pszeszedt 50ciu
zwolennlkami swoimi ma stro
ne republjkahska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-01

FAMlLTA. ARTZ OW, po
miedzy niemi / Robert Artz,
skoj .rzony slubem cywilnym
z Polka (Pau'lna Walczakl
odzied2iczy}a znacany spadek:
DO zmarfym c%odopiero "
Niemczech bezd2ietnym stryju
The herald., 1896-04-24
A Piece of Old Tccumseh's Skin.

A ghastly relic Of early times in Ohio Is
now preserved in the collection of curiosi-
ties belonging 80 Huff post, G. A. R., Of
Lawrenceburg, near Cincinnati. The once
CORY relic referred to is n strip Of skin cut
from the back Of Tecumscb, the great In
dian chieftaln. Teculnseh was killed in
the battle of the Thames, Canada, on Dot.
s, 1918. His death was unknown to tho
Americans for several days. Finally old
Indian Bill (William Mcrris, tho Indian
fighter and early pioneer Of the Ohio val.
ley) discovered the remains among others
who were slain during the engagement.
The powder horn which Teculnseh priced
SO highly, and which had been made from
the horn of the first buffalo the Indian
had ever killed. was still around bis neck.
Morris took the horn for Inomento, and,
not bcing satisfied with that, turned thu
fallen chioftain over on his face and cut
strip OF skin several inches wide from the
warriors back This strip of human
leather was carefully and properly tanned,
and during tho remainder OF old Indian
Bills life was used for q razor strop. In.
dian Bill Norris died only few years ago
in Switzerland county, Ind, at the ago of
104. just before he passed away he gave
TIE powder horn and strip of skin to his
son Henry. Henry Norris kept the relics
until about six years ago, when he pro.
sented them to the Huff post, q. A. r., OF
Lawrenceburg as above noted.-St Louis
Republic.
The herald., 1896-04-24
Wanted a lSosS.

West Virginia, the Mountain State, il
full of interesting characters. Back of tn
rather aristocratic little town of PhilippN
nro Businesses not yet disturbed by the on.
ward march of civilization. A well known
politician was canvassirg through that
section for votes, when he came to a cabin
where young woman was holding a man
On the ground by his cars
"Done got onough?' she asked.
81 give 1T up" he said. Then the girl
released the man, who went away look
ing very much abashed.
what the trouble?" inquired the pol.
itician.
"Thar want no trouble" replied the
girl "He JUS axcd mo Ter marry i'm,
an I've allus said 1 wouldn't marry any
man l could whop. Kinder looks like
couldn' fin one. I've tried mos Of 'cm
round hyar, an none Of 'cm amt any
good. tol' lin all about it, an 1 didn
want tor whop this un much, but he JUS
went down soon as l tackled i'm. I recls.
on I'll hev ter DO an ole maid. I KANT
abide hayin 10 man that amt mo- of q
man than mo. .''-Washington Star.