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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-10-21
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Vrchnl soudce Cleme.. v Brook
lyme, ". y, rothodl, le marcy "Nh.
rodnf demokfaiickh sirapa" zvoleBy
od zlat}ch demokfs,6, die volebnfch
rhkonb podstatt fest tentyi jako
"demokrttickh s,fana" ie tedy nenf
pfipustny na lhiu6 misto M dted.
MIN hlasovauim listku vedIe kandi.
dhlnf listing pravidelue demokrati
ck6 strany. Odatut p ,akazal soudce
obe stIany, aby zhlesitost ia 60 nej-
dffye pfedlotily k odd6lenf odyola-
cfnlu ke koneGnemu rozhodnuti. To
znamenh, 30 rozhodnutf atatuiho Ia.
jemnika Palmera, kter6 zn6lo We
prosp6ch zlatfch demoSrath, proza.
tim je zyraceno.
Zaloby ma postmidry
Do Washingtonu dolla celia fada
stiznostl ma poatmis,ry Y rhzn5ch
koncinach Spoi. S,hth pro "6innou
ti6ast ma voIebnf Rampant" Vetsi-
nou pracujf doty6nf phni pro Bryana
n Sewalla. JIG ma podAtku volebnf
kampane byla postmistrhm dana W
straha toho re ,ykajfcf nedavno byl
Y Michigan sesazpn iist{ postmistr,
protoze v5strahy te nedbai. Zla se
'vsak, BE vystra'neho pFfkla Ia toho
ani jinde nebylo dbauo.
u volebni kampane.
Sest 20 stffbrafsko.demokrati-
ckjch presideotskych voliteIi In
diane chca odstoupit, bnde-li odvo
lauo dohodnutf ohledn6 spolecn6
asce popnIi.ty, 4lespon dosayad-
nj 6rme. Totez hodIaji pry udiniti
! nekteff demokratiG;i kardidati ma
statni tikel6. Odvolaci oddelenf
vrchniho soudu druhem distriktu
Brooklyne, N. Y, zvratilo rozsu
dek soudce Clementse, n6mz jinde
zpravu podavame a die nehoz titul
national democratic party" ma ired
MIN blasovacfm listku nenf pffpust
ny, zruiil i v tomtez smyslu vyne.
seny nalez volebniho hfadu. V
itery veoer pfihyl pan Bryan sc svou
chotf do Duluth, Mimi, a mel tam
feci We dyou schdzicb, Q nichz jedna
byla vgbradn6 pro danny. Delnfci
darovai mu siffbrny kalamaf, jehoz
ma pouzfti, AZ bude podepisovat
pfedlohu svobodn6 razb6 stfibra.
q Duluth odjel Bryan do dolnfho
polostroya michiganskeho. - V ute
rY byl poslednf registra6nf den st.
Louisu po6tta Sc, ze celkem regi-
strovano jes, asi 1876, 900 volith, t. ].
c $4,000 vice, nezIi jich bylo regi-
stroyano loni. Ka7da otou velkych
stran tyrdf, zs registrace dopadla
pro nj pffznive.
U Mckinleyho.
V pondelf byly u McKinleyho Y
Cantonu dv6 deleglce hornfkh 81
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-10-21

ipiain6 rs Pahfak Zapsdn $3.50 na rob
Ipl. na pskrnk hHhatnon Amer. 1900 Hsfok
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mel pfi iieti disuf rhno 10 I. m Poll
cisldm podnFllo ss lnpif ziakodit
na kfizovatce drahy fekon Verdi
eri-, ssi 8 mil Oh O,lagih Kiyz Sc
. Greenov6 ptibitliIi, hylo jim po-
veleno zastayil = k1yz mtsto upo
cbopili sa Earabin, yyphlila
na nG mafsaloya dfnlinn. Bill q Ed.
ward akhceIi 40 mrtvi kouf Ar
thur byl TAX tdlce poran6n, 10 byl
beg obtizf zatknut. Barker polapen
byl na rln6i nedsleko Oolagah. Ne
kolik nedayuych gra1d a loupelf pfi.
pisnje 81 IA yrub Greendm jeIich
knmpauhm.
Iiskrt
za6fna neobyGejn6 prudce zufiti We
Fort Wayne, Ind nemoci touto po-
sti2ena jest mladef, bydlicf sedme
a desat6 wlrdt. Zdravotni rsda ma
tfdila, ably zavfeny byly tam Sc ma.
l6zsjfei 3 skoIy farni a til vefejD4.
V ostatnfch Gastech m6sta Sc ma.
ka2iva ia nemoc dosud neobjevila.
Cinf Sc, co je mo2no, ma jeff potla-
cent. Zdrayotni rada Sc usnesla zs.
ffditi nemocnici pro nemocD6 dpl.
nd j isoloyati.
kanadskg den dikiein6ni
Vlada Dominia kanadskeho asne.
sa sc prohlasiti poslednf ctvrtek
listopadu let5s tedy 26, list. - "a
kanadsky den dkdGin6ni, tedy tyz
den, jako sc Spoj. Statech. Dive
mivsla Kanada svou slaynost dfk6.
6in6nf ilz dfive, ale pon6vadz kid
obchodd ye Spoj. SlAteeb den ame-
riekeho posyicenl mel vliv ma OBJ
chody Kanad6, tedy sc k vdli anne
rick5m s;rel6khm nd6Iala zm6na.
Bohaia zlOdejka
v Columbia, Tenn, odsonzena by
la ma | rok do kaznice vdova Mary
Moore ovh, mailtelka $4,000 hoto-
vSch penez a 600 akfh krasnSch po.
zemkd, pro kradez 6 krocand. Ona
d JEFF nebo5tfk lnnz "tfsil" sc pove.
sti, ze dopustiIi Sc riz mnoh}ch kra-
dezi, jakoz palicstvf sousedh. Pfi
problflce domu byIo shledano, 10
tam byIa sdzudna mlada snacha, 8
nfz bylo banebud nakladano.
pfepadeni vlaku
Nedaleko Uintah, male stanici asi
8 mil vychodn6 oi Oglen, Utah, "a
stavii 9 zakuklent chlapi postoyni
rycblik drahy Ulion Pacifi, We stfe-
d. rano pred 2 hod Douutivse
strojgedouciho k aastsvenf vlaku,
sebrali 3 pytliky registrovanymi
zasylkami postoynimi, nimiz prchli
10 bor. Ma so lidf ie ted stiha. Lu.
pidi neobt6iovali pasazery v6taina
Ldchto dog6dtla Sc aff6fe, kdyz uz
bylo po nj.
NoVy rektor katolicke university.
Vynikajicf katolictf duohovnf
mali "a TO, ze biskup cIevelandske
iloecese lIorstman jmenovan bu-
lie rektorem katolick6 university
We Washingtone. RektorAt ten
lest jak znamo odstoupenfm bisku-
pa Keana nprazdn6n. Biskup Horst
nau, jenz dlf ma vyehod6, sc posud
} veci t6 nevyslovil. Pravf Sc
siak, ze byl soukrom6 o jmenovanf
'vem az papezem zpraven ze ce-
TIA jeho ma vyehod konana byla
en- "a tim icelem, ably pfipravil Sc
IA pfevzetf svych povinnostf.
Hrozue nest9sti.
Jisty muz nesoucf zvlastuf irne-
IN NDrasaruadp Eraut ,.aLa,sol -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-10-21


nezli
Jiraskuv
nejvetsl
historicky
spis
"Mezi proudly"
Del
jeho
spada
v dobu
pfedhusitskou.
tedy
v
nejduleziteisi
dobu
deiin
ceskych.
Sc
vsemi
hlavnimi
osobnostmi
dejepisnymi
te
dolby
seznamuie
mas
spisovatel.
Kral
Vaclav ",
Zizka,
Hus,
Rokycana,
ToEa
re
Stitneho,
arcibiskup
Jan z Jenstejna,
a JIM
jsou
dcastniky
dele.
Kazdy
milovnik
zabavneho
cteni
by
clsti
toto
veledilo.
Sesit
prvni
prave
vysel
a zasila
Sc
ochotne
ma ukazku
zdarma.
kdyz
Sc
o nei
pozada
pod
adresou:
Knihovna
Americka
1909 a 1911
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-10-21
U Mckfnleyho.

v pondeli byly McKinleyho Y
Cantonu dve deleglce hornfkh 2
Monougahela Valley, Ps., dtery de.
legace asi 800 voli6d Lehigh Val.
ley distriktu, Pa, dale dive deputace
ze Sandusky, Ohio; We stfedu dele
gaoe Mcdonald, Pa, Early Sett-
lers Assn Cuyahoga County. O.,
delegace zffzench poulicnich drab 2
Clevelandu, 200 hornfk6, obchodni
kh a strojnikh Cumberland, Md, a
okoli. Do soboty ptihlaseno je 2s
delegaci
Pfipravy X boil.
Narodni sdruzeni demokratick} }ch
klubd vydalo Washingtonu prohla.
aenf ke ysem clendm, jfms tyto Wy.
zyva, ably n6inili, sed jsou, ably panu
Bry ostatnfm demokratick Bm
kandidatnm dostalo sc pln6ho vota,
ably pokud mozno den volebnf
po celS den setrvali na mfst9 voleh.
MIN.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-10-21

Jisty mua nesoucf zvlastnf ine-
no preserved" Grant pokodsel Sc
v Charien, o. zhotoyiti jakSsi pa.
tentnf lex; smfsenina latek, niohz
mel lex Sc skladati, nenadauf W.
huchla szhaIa Sc. Grantove dee.
ri, pant Perryoyd, iez sc prave na-
lezala We sy6tnici, vypaleny byly
o6i Tuce JEFF byly tax popaleny,ze
upa1aly. Dit6 panf Perryove gu.
helnatelo dpln6. Peiryova pora-
nenf svemu t6z podlehne.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
The Letter Lock.

Tho principle of the puzzle or letter lock, an invention dating centuries back, has now been revived and applied by M. Deny, a French inventor, to the con- straction of new key adapted to a multitude of locks. The mechanism in volved is said to be simple, consisting of number of ring shaped wards in- closed in a cylinder around the keyhole and adjusted to the wards of the key in any required combination. The mechan- ism is such that is estimated some 5000 different locks may be so arranged as to he all unlocked by one master key, while other keys will open only single one or any desired series of the locks. This is illustrated by the fact that large school near Paris has at least 250 locks, all being unlocked by the directors key, while chambermaid's s key unlocks only the doors of the professors chambers, while the key of each professor admits him only to his own room.-New York Srn
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
The League of Virtue.

The League of Virtue was one of those political organizations which sometimes spring up in countries the inhabitants of which are restless under foreign domination. It was an associa- tion of German students formed in 1913, after the disastrous campaign of Napo- leon in Russia had practically broken his power in the center of Europe. Hav- ing learned that he was not invincible, discontent in Germany under the rule of the French manifested itself in many ways, among which this was one. The organization, which had branches in eY- cry college and university town in Ger many, bad for its object the total expul- sion of the French from every part of the German territory, and the members bound themselves by an oath never to rest, never to cease conspiring or to de- sist from public or private agitation so long as a French soldier remained on German soil. Though mainly composed of university students, its membership comprised persons of every class; it was joined by professors, ministers, mer- chants, artisans, peasants and others, and its principles were an embodiment of the undying hatred of Germans for France and Napoleon.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
UNCLE SAM'S NEW LlFEBOAT
He Has One That Will Not Upset and
 Balls Itself.

The first of 12 lifeboats the govern ment ordered recently has arrived from Port Huron, Mich. It is 34 feet long and feet beam, fitted for oars or sails. It is called the Sandy Hook and will be stationed at Sandy Hook under Skipper Trevonian Patterson's control Six of the new boats are for the Atlantic coast and six for the Pacific coast and the great lakes.
 The new boat is self bailipg, and she cannot upset. Captain Thomas D. Wal ker, an inspector in the life saving serv- ice, is enthusiastic over her. "Fill her with water" he said. "and she balls herself out in 15 seconds. She cannot be kept in any position but right side up.
 Fifty persons can be saved in her at time. She has deck, and the space below is divided into airtight compart- ments. There are air tanks fore and aft reaching above the deck. She will not sink until four-fifths of the air tanks are burst. "-New York World.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
The Small Relonyinxs of Dress.

For wear with untrimmed bodices there are shown large. flaring collars and cuffs of dead white embroidery trimmed with butter colored valen- ciennes lace. These are pretty, and as they stand laundering we'll really give, in wear, their moneys worth.
 A belt and collar of gold braid caught with cut jet hooks and eyes are in vogue and may be worn with any dark colored or all white bodice. The collar is form ed of gold braid a little over an inch wide, while the belt is inches wide and the clasps are selected to suit the width of each. Belts may be of silk, ribbon or leather Seal or snake skin belts with silver buckles are liked for outing or travelling wear, and very often have bags to match put upon them, but for an elaborate waist a leather belt is not considered in good taste.
 The regular belting can be gotten in any color and is most effective when its clasp is small gold buckle elaborately carved. Young girls fancy silver buc- kles, upon which are engraved their monograms, but these can scarcely be spoken of as new, though they are pop ular. Home Journal
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
The Life of Steel Rails.

Steel rails are assumed by the engi- peer who examined the Atchison system recently to have life on heavy traffic lines of 15 years and on light traffic lines of 25 years, an average life of about 20 years. The New York Gen. tral reports the average life of it's rails at 12 to 20 years. Of rails weighing 70 pounds to the yard, no tons are required for each mile of road hence at least one twentieth of this amount, or 5. 5 tons, must on the average be renewed each year. Most new roads may indeed be safely operated for a long time with small expenditure on account of rails, but then the renewals come all the heavier later on
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
Chic Bluestockipgs.

The ancient belief that bluestockings were always attenuated, wore blue gog- gles, and that we'll educated women were necessarily plain and unattractive, is receiving many rude shocks nova days. One English paper notices with surprise that Miss Grace Chisholm, young woman of Britain who was re- gently made Ph. D. by the University of Gottingen, is remarkably handsome and artistic. The Figaro of Paris, in commenting upon Miss Phillippa Faw- cett, the lady senior wrangler of Eng land, declared her to be for wonder extremely "chic," while in our own land such brilliant lights as Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer, Mime. Alberti, Miss Evangeline Hathaway, Miss Katherine D. Blake, Mrs Miriam Greedy, Mrs
 Elizabeth Bisland Whetmore and Miss Grace Gould would be notable for their physical beauty if they had not already gained distinction by their intellectual ity. Dr. Sargent, it is said, remarks that the American college women are the finest specimens of physical beauty extant, and he probably is as good an authority on the subject as we can have.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
Carrying Out Hux1ex.s Order.

Professor Huxley used to tell excellent stories One of the best, I remember, which he afterward put, think, into letter to The Times, referred to the meeting of the British association at Belfast many years ago. Having been up very late the previous night, Huxley was behind time for breakfast, so hail. ing an outside car he said to the driver as he jumped on, ''Now drive fast; l am in hurry" Whereupon he whip ped up his horse and set off at hard gallop. Nearly jerked off his seat, Hux- ley shouted, "My good friend, do you know where want to go?'' "No. yer honner," said the driver, "but anyway I am driving fast" Huxley used to say he had never forgotten that object lesson in the dangers of i'll regulated enthusi- asm m-Westminster Budget.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
ART FOR AMATEURS.
UsefuI Hints From The Art Amateur For
 Novices In China Painting.

UsefuI Hints From The Art Amateur For
 Novices In China Painting.
 Fat oil is easily made. After the painting for the day pour all the soiled turpentine into bowl or tumbler, leav ing it lightly covered As the sediment collects, the turpentine will become per fectly clean, but much thicker by evap- oration. From time to time strain this into a bottle for general use, and the turpentine so prepared becomes fat oil. Very old turpentine is practically the same thing. If it is not very thick, it may be safely painted with, provided there is plenty of the absolutely pure or rectifled at hand in which to rinse the brushes
 Lavender oil may be used in the same way if preferred, but its disagreeable odor makes it unpleasant to many. To prepare fat oil quickly pour very little turpentine into plate and set it in the window.
 Of sandpaper cut of small pieces as needed, rubbing two briskly together until they are quite smooth and power less to scratch. This is for polishing Or cleaning the china, which must not, however, have been previously gilded.
 Brushes should be rinsed in turpen- tine until perfectly clean and should be washed frequently in alcohol to prevent them getting harsh and sticky. Run the hair through the fingers until it assumes the shape required for work-that is to say, leave flat brush spread out at the ends and a round point pointed. A stip- pier may be cleaned and dried for i'm mediate use in alcohol, but not in tur- peDtine, as it does not evaporate so quickly, and the moisture would injure the surface of the paint Leave all brushes upright in a vase or bottle when not in use and flick off all dust be- fore dipping them into paint or turpen- tine.
 To make tinting pads cut sheet of glazed cotton wadding into or inch squares, leaving the glazed surface on the outside, turning in the corners grad ually into smooth, pliable pad. Cover this with a square of delicate lawn or very old and well washed linen.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
Pure Philanthropy.

"It is mystery to me-" observed MT. Speedway, "why lot of fools will break their necks running to fire, two miles away'-
 Boy-Firel Firei Fiyurl
 MT. Speedway - Wh-wh-whuh- where is it, boy? Quick Where is it?
 (Flies.)
 Mrs. Speedway-Oh, John, you re not going to run to that
 (John vanishes in distance. Two hours later he returns, blowing like 8 porpoise.)
 Mrs. Speedway-What in the world did you mean by running after the en- zines, you old fool?
 MT. Speedway-You (whewD know how it (puffD is. There's always a (phew D lot of fools at @ fire
 Mrs. Speedway-No doubt of it.
 "And (whoofD if some level headed man wasn't there to advise them there'd be some of lem hlledi Seer-Cleve- land Plain Dealer.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
THE WORST OF IT.

If the best of life, as it is said to be, is but anticipation, the worst of it is surely worry and vexation. They are the blows and har- rows that furrow the brow and cut deeply into the nerves. It is constant blowing of this kind that tears up the nerve tissues. The greater nerves. like the bigger roots, may resist for time, but the ploughshare gets down to them. Worry brings all sorts of other ailments of a torn-up system and at last the sciatic nerve is reached, a dis turbance to which in the form of sciatica is attended by excluciating pains. St. Jacobs Oil has cured the worst cases ofmen crippled by it. Use it and make sure of prompt and permanent cure.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
To Train the Respiration.

Of all means of training the respira tion Dr. Fortescue Fox thinks cycling is the best When person first takes to cycling, he is troubled with shortness of breath, his heart beats uncomfortably, and his legs get tired, but after some training these discomforts all disap- pear. Why should not people liable to attacks of asthma also train their res piration by snch kind of exercise-of course on condition of the heart and lungs being in perfect health? Cycling exercise, first of all, increases the depth of breathing, and that without fatigue, as the respiratory movements are auto matic. At the same time it will accus tom the rider instinctively to take in at each respiration the volume of air re- auired to aerate the blood and to elim- inate a fixed proportion of carbonic acid. leaving in the circulation the pre- else amount compatible with health.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
A Long Island Rabbit Cat.

Sylvester Howard, resident of Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y., is the owner of a Maltese cat which gave birth to five kittens few days ago. One of the youngsters has a head like cat and body, legs and tail like rabbit. It has long hind legs, which it uses like bun ny. The soles of the feet are shaped ex- actly like those of a rabbit, and it has a short, white, cottony tail. The freak is now at the home of Eugene Howard at West Neck. N. Y.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
Astor Rides In g NTotocycle.

John Jacob Astor recently took his first lesson in manipulating horSeless carriage. He guided it up Fifth avenue, New York, under the instruction of a woman, who rode beside him. The ve- hicle was of Victoria pattern, the motive power being hidden under the seat.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
CaIiforniiaState Exposition.

Applications for exhibition space, or for concessions of any kind, in the CALIFORNIA STATE EXPOSITION, to be held in the Madi- son Square Garden, New York, May, 1896, should be filed at the Executive Office, New York, on or before March 1st.
 Application blanks, diagrams and de scrptive pamphlets can be secured at the office of this paper.
 Address all communications to
 WALTER H. WICKEs, Manager, Madison Square Garden, New York City.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
.sCItv,, of London Growing Smaller.

In the "city" of London the night population is only 2s,00O, though in 1861 it was 112, 900. The day census taken in May, 1891, showed that 1,186,- 900 persons and 92. 900 vehicles entered and left the "city,''
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
HOW's THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F.J CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo, O.
 We, the undersigned, have known F.J. Cheney fer the last Is years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and fin ancially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm.
 West x Truax, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O.. Walding. Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo Ohio.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
Has Money to Burn.

Customer-So you sell these watches at $2 50 each. It must cost that to make them.
 Jeweler-It does.
 Customer-Then how do you make any money?
 Jeweler-Repairing them. - Boston Traveller.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
sURE CURE FOR PILEs,

Sure cure for blind bleeding and itching piles. One box has cured the worst cases of ten years standing. No one need suffer ten minutes after using Kirk's German Pile Ointment. It absorbs tumors, allays the Itching, acts as poultice. gives relief. Dr. Kirk's German Pile Ointment is prepared only for piles and itchings of the private parts, and nothing else. Every box IS
 
 Sold by druggists and sent by mail on receipt of price, $1.00 per box. J. J. Mack & Co.,, Whole sale Agents, San Francisco.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
Aa Rad as English.

There are words in the Chinese lan- guage that have as many as 40 different meanings, each depending on the lnte- nation used in pronouncing it.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
Another Candidate.

Naturally, and quite properly, there is great deal of talk in Washington of making Richard Olney the next Dem- ocratio candidate for president. Walter Wellman in Chicago Times-Herald.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28

A girl feels fiattered when told she looks we'll in anything, but a wife thinks such compliment only a plot to get her to wear old clothes.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28

Faith is a certain image of eternity. All things are present to it-thlngs past and things to come.-Jeremy Taylor.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
An Appeal to the Fair Sex.

Mrs. Lemon, the honorary secretary of the Society For the Protection of Birds, asks me to publish protest against the wearing of bird of paradise feathers in hats and bonnets. Mrs. Lemon urges that unless check is placed upon the ruthless destruction of this beautiful tropical bird to pander to the caprices of fashion it will soon be exterminated. The society therefore entreats civilized women to do what they can to prevent this by refusing to purchase anything purporting to have once belonge6to a bird of paradise. " rather suspect that the bulk of the brilliant plumes so de- scribed by the milliners have never be- longed to a bird of paradise Still sympathize with the society's efforts to stop the slaughter of birds for the adornment of feminine headgear, and so I commend Mrs. Lemons appeal to my lady readers. London Truth.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28

FITS.-An Fits stopped free by pr. Kline's Great Nerve RestOrer. No Fits after first days Mar vicious cures. Treatise and $200 trial bottle free to Fit cases Send to Dr. Kline 931 Arch St., Phila Pa.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-03-28
RENALDO.

RENALDO.
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 HEAD LHIs: suffering for years from troubles known as Female Weakness and have been able to get no help, You have pdth Tn our 0dcS, across your body and down your limbs, hedddche or other easily recognized symptoms Of female troubles Our preparation ''RENALDO," hedtth otioa is the prescription of celebrated specialist on female diseases, in whose hands 1t has been the means of curing Hundreds. It Will cure you! It destroys all germs which may be present and to which all these troubles due, but Is perfectly harmless to the patient. The pregnancy VIII not De harmed by cur wash and is of great use to relieve many of its troubles as vomiting, etc. We wIll mail on application circular containing extensive description of the use and action of this great remedy. One box of "Renaldo' suthclent TOT mon1hs treatment with full directions, S5. We also have .Renaldo in capsules at $l per small box, or s per large box. 6 smaller. Lady agents wanted; can make S5 to SIO per day, as every lady wants RenaIdo. Remit by registered letter, P. O. money order or express money order payable to hENO CHEMICAL CO.,, box lO99 San Jose, Can1Ornla'