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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-11

using to wipe her opthalmic eyes with,
Just previously
A visit to a Beer family Is, to say the
least Of Il a very trying ordeal until one
gets versed IN Airicander etiquette.
Lumber being a scarce commodity, the
floors are constructed from a concoction
Of pulveized ant heap, COW dung and
bullock's blood which forms a glossy
cement.like surface. For fuel. the cattle
and stock kraals are cleaned out twice
a year, the deposit being cut up into
blocks, that burns readily.
Taken as a representative class OF
people, the Beers are a phil gmatic
easy-going, hospitable and when they
take fancy TO one, staunch race.
The men are all good riders aud won.
drous shots, with mighty frames and
hands like shoulders Of mutton. The
majority OF them make their own shoes,
veldtschoens. from undressed hides.
They one and all entertain a great
antipathy for the natives. The feminine
portion Of the community, like their con.
SORTS, have tendency to accumulate
avoifdupols, a three hundred pound
"lrau" being Of 20 common occurrence
as to cease causing comment.
GEuKgE T.. CARPENTER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-11

1Cshows tao earliest, writes this vol
known authority, because II is the most
vigorous to begin with. and IL remains
In the lead because It has tho first pick
Of and free access to the prepared plant
food in the tubcr II this sprout IL left
intact. It may possibly be the only one
that starts from tho seed ond and not
infrequontly tho only one from tho
potato wksro II Is planted whole. In
most cases few more sprouts will
grow. but these are tho best Of all that
could possibly bo produced There
can be no doubt that nature intended
tho seed end TO furnish tho sprouts, and
that the other eyes arc only reserve buda
TO DO called on for growth in case the
first and more valuable ones on the seed
end, for some cause or other, are lost. "
The normal growth Of whole potato Is
shown In accompanying illustration,
Fig. 1. This is not n fancy sketch.
Tho Early Ohios which Mr.. Greiner
used for his first planting, and which
were placed singly In plats. seed end
up, under tho greenhouse benches, 20
green" aud sprout, look at planting
time a. like the illustrated specimen as
one egg looks like another. Sometimes
ono finds smallish tubors that have
grown on the stalk above ground. These
usually show sprouts ut tho seed end,
but nowhere else. This Is one more
proof, he thinks, that growth was nat.
urnlly intended TO start from tho seed
end He says;
Tho simultaneous development Of
sprouts from tho eyes all over the pota
to. such US shown in Fig. 2, Is an ab.
normal development, resulting usually
from general weakening Of tho seed
tubor. in consequence Of loss Of the first
sprouts or Of other abnormal conditions.
These are facts which any practical pc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-11
A CHAT ABOUT THE BORRS.
Their Reason Keeping England at Arm -
Length--A Short Sketch of Their
History, Customs, Etc.

powder triumphed over assegais. under
the able generalship OF Andres Pretor-
ius. The "rrekkers" split up into two
parties, the one occupying what is now
the British COLONY OF Natal, the other
founded the Orange Free Slate.
In both cases England again essayed
the annexing act When diamonds were
discovered In the Orange Free State,
Kimberley, which was undeniabiy IN the
Free state, was added 10 England's
possessions. Natal, alter some dipio-
macy, was also annexed. The Beers Ia
disgust again "trekking" northwest into
the territory that is now called the
Transvaal. Internal dlssentions, ma
tive wars, and an empty treasury in
duced the Beers In II to call upon Eng
land TO help them. Peace under the
British pro,ec,orate, however, was OF
shor. duration. In 1880, the Beers
broke out in open revolt. A detatch.
ment Of troops was hastily dispatched
from Cape Colony as a precautionary
measure, and at Bronkers Sprut on the
border line, one hot morning the troops
were met by n score VI hofsemcn vino
warned the fooibaaUes (red.coatsl not
10 cross the line. The Brush officer
with a sarcastic remark sounded tue ad.
vance, fifteen minutes later the entire
companies we're annihilated with the
exception OF some five or six men who
lived TO tell the talc). being shot from
ambush. Tie majority OF tue troopers,
caught mapping, were shot, lollng on
the transport wagons In their shirt
sleeves with pipes In their mouths;
which fact although not reported Ia the
papers, ! got from a man who was on
the scene. British disasters followed
thick and fast. The Beers sehoOlud In
native warfare, never exposed them.
selves; every rock and krantz concealed
a deadly shafpshooter who would bag
MS man, and when things assumed a
tropical aspect would silently steal
away on his belly to where the horses
were concealed aud skip. The war
practically ended IN the Majuba Hill
disaster. where hall Scotch regiment
was shot to pieces, the general IN com.
mand, Sir George Cooley. being among
the slain. Gladstone, much to the in
dignaIion OF the English war LIMOGES,
conceded to the plucky pioneers their
republic.
Six years later came the gold discoy.
cries at the Randi that have made Iohan.
nesbufg famous as being the Opnir oi
the nineteenth century. With that came
a great inilux Of immigration, In.
Guiding gold seekers from America,
Australia and England, whose modern
progressive go-ahead ideas, fairy made
the mossbackgd Beers sit up aud rub
their eyes win establishment Rail.
ways were demanded; that was prepos
ferrous, II would ruin the transport riders
lircighiersl who made up the larger
proportion OF the Aincander pop ia.
ton OF the Transvaal. Bridges were
urged-"stun a useless exptnse-out
iathers got along without them, why not
wef' Laws were made making the
burden oil taxation fall upon the should
trs OF the alien mining population; at
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''Where Is this Transvaal, anyway
"oh, II is the place that gold comes
from"
Such remark dropped outside Of the
Cullen a couple Of days ago made me
wonder II the majority OF newsp'p per
readers geography was as haEy. Proo
ably the average individual would haf'
ard the remark that the Transvaal IS
in Africa, but when pruned down to a
more concise statement, as to Longitude
and latitude, would hurrcdly murmur
some,hipg regarding having learned 1t
a, school, you acknowledgements
engagement-au revoir-pedante bore
The Transvaai, otherwise known as
the South African republic, is at pres
en-, undergoing the distinction Of having
the eyes Of the whole civilized world
upon IL, who are anSiously awaiting
the outcome Of the first act played last
week, when 700 men alter their last
cartridge was spent. with $50 killed ana
wounded and starvation staring them IN
the face, surrendered to superior
force Of 1900 Boer burghers.
This Is not by long way the hIs'
time tina, the Transyaal has been the
theater Of warlike scenes--but that's
another story, as Rudyard Kipling
would say.
Cape Colony proper, the extreme
southern limit Of the continent OF Africa
was originally settled by the Dutch In
the seventeenth century; but England,
who had even at that remote period
passed through the kindergarten stage
OF her land-grabbing propensities, looked
upon the Cape OF Good Hope as a very
desirable ooaling station to possess, 1t
being convenient port for Eas, In
dia men TO call at. To Cut long story
short, the wish was father to the though,
and Cape Colony has been under the
Union lack for couple OF centuries.
in 1874 the slavery agitation was
started To be slave owner on
British soil became misdemcanof, the
Boers who were large slave owners.
took very unkindly to this, notwith.
standing the imperial government al.
lowed them consolation money. a
erea, many OF the Beers indignantly
declined TO take any reeompense but
with muttered imprecations packed up
their belongings. left their homes and
participated In a huge "Trck," anglicc
exodus. These sturdy Duichmen, with
a couple Of thousand wagons, herds,
etc, etc, headed northwafd 10 found
and settle up new republic. The his
tory Of this great Trek" reads like
romance, the Beers contending every
step with the native tribes, notably the
Zuius. who In one battle annihilated 800
OF the white vanguard. Finally lead and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-11

NORMAL GROWTH or WHOLE POTATO.
TINT tho sprouts here viii DO numorou,
and crowded. and therefore weak. and
that tho result Of seed end planting will
be- large lot Of small tubcrs But, alas
for theory, and fortunately for the prao.
teal but unsciontiic grower, writes n.
Groinor TO Country Gentleman, nature
has made special provisions TO guard
against III results Of planting seed ends,
whether alone or with tho entire potato.
The sprouts here do not all develop, by
any means. Usually thoro IL ono sprou,
In advance Of all others. and this will
not only be tho earliest but also the
strongest Of all tho potato will ever de.
yelQp.- ----....--- -...-..
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sGap ENps IN porATo CULTURE.

Nature Of Eyes and Growth Of sprouts.
stem Ends aud other Cuts.
An instructive instance Of what alb
surdly wrong conclusions even the best
roasonors may arrive ut when they
build upon theory rather than practical
experience is that Of recent discussions
about tho value u seed ends in planting
potatoes Tho seed end has n large
number Of eyes close together. Fof
tho thoorist Il is but natural 10 conclude
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-11
SURPLUS, 100000.

Some people always save little; most people
sometimes something, and people mover save
anything. Tho road to comfort lies more In what we
than what make. lions Savings Bank was
opened for two As an Investment for those
who established 1t and also place In which the peo-
pie Utah could safely deposit their money and
receive reasonable Interest thereon. is tho Largest
and oldest Savings Bank In Utah. and the confidence
In 1t Is attested by the fact that since the bank
was instituted. l55os savings accounts have been
opened Deposits received In sum from 81 up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-11
.P.TEASDELC0
High Grade Holiday Goods for
Very Low Prices.

Neekwear, the
balls teaters have
Supendets color Gnemen's Muen pretest shades
perfect fitting white fashionable shades
measu nd fnd VIII youin the sleeves.
Another Clothing Mothers been
buying ALL the last
After spent money purse sighed she
everything
cheap knowing the full value always
buying Gentemen's Clothing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-11

GROWTH or wEAKEsEp sEED TuBEA
thto grower can observe for himself.
Mr. Gruinur expresses surprise nj the
advice sometimes given "to cut of tho
seed end He would sooner cut OF the
stem ends and throw these away than
tho seed ends, Another point to which
attention Is called Is that "somo vyos
nearer the stem occasionally refuse to
grow. They remain dormant, even II
cut and planted singly."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-11

The former English politician, vii.
frid Blunt, has settled down 10 horse
breeding. His special hobby is tho Arab
horse, which no will breed particularly
Tor the British sport Of fox hunting. No
Arab horse was ever great race win.
ner, though all tho racers have Arabian
blood In them.
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willing.

Mistress TO oook)-Your name, Mary,
ard my daughters being the same makes
matters somewhat confusing Now, how
10 you like, say, the name Of Brldgcti
Cook-surc, mum, it's not mo that's
particular I'm willing TO call the young
lady anything you liko.-London TIT Bits.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
W1AIka, 1OdZina Jest, jak,

W1elka 1odZina jest, jake
regu}a, rzadko wolna cd choroby.
Jednego dnia to ten zapada to ten,
drugiego to 6w cz}onek rodziny
zapada. Gdy ME dziecie - to kto
inny; az matka znajdzie swoje
polozenie trudnem, starajac sic
Qtrzymac rodzine W dobrym s~tanie,
a zwykle jestto udzia}em matki
doglada6 potrzeb chorych. jake
:jasno fakta tie uwydatniaja potrze-
be posiadania pod rekq domowego
lekarstwa, W kt6rem MONA po}ozyc
cake zaufanie.
Pan Piotr Misznik, z Kouts, Ind,
pisze, pod data % stycznia 1895 T:
list wprost do tego punktu. IMAM
nadzieje re mnie Pan przebaczy "a
sprawianie Panu k}opotu temi
kilku wierszami. Nam liczna rodzi-
ne, dziewiecioro dzieci, i tax sig
zdarza, re prawie ktos zawsze
niedomaga. ia sam cierpia}em ma
bolesci i kurcze W plecach, rekach i
nogach. Dwoje z naszych dzieci
mia}o ciezki kaszel i wyrzuty na
twarzach- Nareszcie zdecydowa1em
sic spr6bowac DR.. Piotra Gomozo.
Uczyni}em tax, lecz postanowilem
zaczekac i przekonac sic zupe{nie,
czy rzeczywiscie posiada te zalety,
kt6re So jemu przypisywane, zanim
to moge oswiadczyc, re ORA Piotra
Gomozo wyleczY}o ME z mych
cierpieh i ten sam szczesliwy rezul-
tat by4 r6wniez z niemi dzieGmi.
Jestesmy prawdziwie wdzieczni."
Ora Piotra Gomozo przetrwa1o
probe przesz}o wieku ciaglego
uzytku. Me by}o nigdy szeroko
og}aszanem pc czasopismach.
Popularnosc, ktora sig cieszy, jest
jedynie rezultatem w4asnych jego
zalet. Aptekarze ME maja go. Pc
dok}adne szczeg6}y a%dresujcie do
Da Peter Fahrney, 1l2 = ia So.
Hoyne ave-, Chicago Ills.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
W SALONIE

W SALONIE A
GRIESEL W Wlnon;e W bloku
Pelzera, re wszystkich tutei
szych sa1on6w najwiecej pi~a
sprzedala. 2 czego wynika,
De piwo gosciom tn podawa-
ne, jest jaknajiepszem. W
giowne) sail sa stofY i mnogie
krzesla, a nadto osobny pokoj
ola chcacYch siedzie6 osob-
no. Ludzi W tel, pc starokra]
krajsku urzadzonej oberzy
zawsze ]ak W ulu, fecz mimo
to kazdy szybko dostanie
czego zn3ada, z zadowoleniem
wychodzi.
Farmerzy teraz " ca}em
mie6cie wygodniejszej gospody
ME znajda, jak u Grieslow, a W
po}aczonej ich salonem
groserni wszystko NIGGA kupic,
20 z miasta ola kuchni i sto}u
sprowadzsG musza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
Z~ahzawiaiace skuIki.


z ilstu plsanego FrzeZ KS. j. Gun
derman z Dimonda]e. Mich, many
pozwolenie og4osic nastepujacy wyiatek:
,,Nie waham sig polecit Dr.Kinga nowy
wynalaZek, DO zadziw1ajaco skutecznym
by4 W chorobie mojej Tony. w czasie
gdy by}em proboszczem W kosciele
baptyst6w W Rives junction, iona moja
zachorowa}a ma pneumonia wywo}ana
poprzednia choroba zwana La Grippe:
UporczywSy kaszel dusil 10 calemi
gedzinami bez przerwy i zdaWa1o sig,
Re ME przezyie tego- Przyjaciel jedna.
pelecil Dr. Kinga New Discovery :.
Lekarstwo to podzia4alo spiesznie
nadzwYczaj skutecznie. Sprzedaie s
W butelkach pc so cept6w i jednye
dolarze we %wszystkich aptekach. Pr6bk
wysy}ajasie ma zadanie daEmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
Bezpfatne pjgufki.

Przyslijcie sw6] adres do H.
E. B k | & Co W Chicago,
a dostaniecle bezp}atnie pudeiko
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Pr6bka
ia przekona was co moze zdzia1aG.
Plgu}ki tie lecza n1ezawodnie Dol
g}owy l os}abienie, malarye Dol
zo}edka. Me zawieraJa W sobie
zadnego obcego zywiofu i 8 czYs5o
z roslln robione. Uzycie ach ME
osfabia, ale owszem wzmacnl aca}y
system. Pude}ko zwyczajnej well
koscl rs cent6w we wszYstkich
aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
NajWspanialsze
s.
KAPl='E|LUSZE

znsjdzlecie W wlelkim MAGAZY-
ME MODNIAR5KIM PAM D.. A.
(Janowej Bockel) media
leko aptekl L auera,
W maiych handelkach. mod
nlarsklch wyb6r Jest mafy a ceny
"a kapelusze, liche l nlemodne,
wleIe wyzsze, niz "a acknowledged
i najlepsze U PAM LEMME.'
W tym wielklm magazine
modniarsk,m znajdziecie takIe
WELONY SLUBNE, KWIATY
I WSTAZKI i rome 1nne ozdoby
Ola dam, ma glove, a take CA
peczkl / rozmalte limo s:roje ola
dzieci,
y Wypozyczaja sic take Kostju,
my Teatralne.
IF. A. T. MME' :.
(Dawnlej )ANOWA BoCKEL)
22l r.. Bird Str,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
ST. LOUIS

lest ]ednem z najwiekszych mai
u,eknlejszych mast " Stanach
Zjedncczonyoh. W dniu 1e Czerwoa
bedzie tam Observation-Disclosures
eva Narod. Czy IL Polak6w ktory
tam p~ojedzie? Pewnie niejeden.
Taxi n,echaj podszY ia konwencye
Koleja .Burllngtonsk9 jake
iedyna droga pod tym samym
zarzqdem pomiedzy Minneapolis,
St, Paul i St. Louis. W%zgledem
map plan6w jazdy it'd. zglosic sig
do W. J. G. KENYON Gen. Freight
and Passenger Agent, St. Paul,
MINI. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
ST.. Louis

Jest 1ednym na]wiekszych i mai
przyjemniejsrych miast W tym
kraju. Dobra sposobnosG do zwie-
dzeoia go, to przypadajaca ma
Konwencya Republican
ska, lub ma Lipiec Konwencya
Party Ludowe]. Najlepiei jechac
do St. Louis Koleja Burllngtohska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
WIADDMOSCI
MlEJSCOW x.

ORGANISTA p. A. Watko-
wski, pasierb naszego organisty p.
G}owackiego, odjecha} W poniedz.
do wilma, p%rowincya Ontario, W
Kanadzie, ably tam objat .posade
organisty i nauczyciela W parafi
wielebnego ks. proboszcza B.
Jankowskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
UpuAm fiaraan ma sDrzedaz

Dobra duza farme, bllsko pol
skiego kosc,o4a, niedaleko miasta
Wlnony, MONA kuplc "a tame
plenisdze. Obejmuje ARROW 245.
Dawniei al trzech farmer6w OBJ
s,ad}ych by}o ma tYch grantach - i
snadnle znowu MONA lie ma 3
fanny podz1el'G::
Zg1osi6 sic pod adresem:
A.. J. Cyrzan
Post Office D @ d e, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
Iva sagl drzewa porqba}!

diva sagl drzewa porqba}!
POD ~WIATRAkIEM. Jak
wan SIC zdaje, kumie, kto plerwszy
wymysli} wlatraki?
Musi, re ME kto, 1Do
Niemlec.
= A ola czego?
= 30 tylko Niemiec z wiatru
plenladze robic potrafl!
PRZEPR0SINY. No kumle,
pog6dzwa sle... ME miejta do mnle
&alu, Fem ,waszej krowle noge
potracll, ale klei mi W ewsu duza
krzywde zrobiia...
Ano wy kumie, ME cier-
pcie do mn1e z4oscl, re wan oko
wybl}em, ale kiej skaradn1e
skrzywdz1eliscle mole kr6wsko!...
Zesz{o sic dw5ch mysllwych,
a obai bYli srodzy }garze. Jeden
tedy opowlada, re strzela takim
sr6tom, kt6ry choc zajaca ME trait;
dop6ty 60 goni, dop6k1 ME ubiJe.A
drugi rzecze:: To wszystko fraszka
wobec dzlwnego wypadku, ktcry
ml sig raz wydarzyi. Strzelllem do
niedzwiedz'a wvdzlerajacego bar6
ma sosnle. 4 bestya ia spadajac z
drzewa wpad}a W lufe mel strzelhy
tax, re az "a ogon musla}em j.
wyclagn2c."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
DWAJ ma

LIZ
szego pisma, PIP. MarcinDa szkowski
i Jakob Kosihski, odbyli W osta-
tnia niedziele .wycieczke do Pine
Creeku, a spotkawszy sig tam PREY
padkowo z zamoznym czeskim far
merem p. Marcinem Bromem, byli
od niego homie t%rytowani po-
wodu niezwyk}ego szczesliwego
wypadku W jego familii. Polska
iona W ~ostatni piatek o%bdarzy}a go
blizniakami - dwoma synkami. -
Dziwny ten zbieg o~kolicznosci
uwazaja sobie PIP. Daszkowski
kosihski "a znak, re powinni nadal
kochac sic nawzajem niby dwaj
braciszkowie czescy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
,Jedenasta.

Republikahska konwencYa ma
rodowa W st Louis, W dnlu l6
Czerwca, bedzie jedenasta konwen-
cya, u%rzadsona przez te party4.
Dsiwnym zb,egiem okol'cznoscl
pooiagl Kole] Burllngtohsk'ej W
jedenastu Stanach daza do tego
m1asta. Innym faktem jest re z St.
Paul, z Minneapolis i. wszystkich
punkt6w wdollnie rzeklMlsslssippi,
Kolej Burlingtonska prowadzi "
naiprostsze] llnli do St. Louis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
w Maju W Maju
S}owiki %spiewaja,
A salonie Griesla

Chfop1 poplJaJa.
Taxa Majowa uciccha odbywa
sic teraz codzieh W salonie Braci
Griesel, W bloku Pelzera - to
PREY zapijaniu wilma majowego.
Nap6j to s}odki, re sic pono az
wargi lepia, a krzepki jak szampan.
Me ma W tym pleknym czasie
wiosennym ola cz}eka, pragnacego
sic orzezwic i rozweseliG, lepszego
napoju, jak vino majowe.
Salon Braci Griesel s1ynie
tez z tego, re sprzedaje najlepsze
wilma ola chorych.
Zawsze tam gwarno i wesolo,
a suty lunch bez przestanku ma
goscinnym stole.
Ola robotnikow DUE skunery
- a wszelkie zwyczajne napoje
salonowe stosunkowo tansze, lax
gdzieindziej W srodku miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
"77" fol HAY fever

Sold by Druggists, or sent prepaid on receipt OF price,
$780,, or s for d. 90, (msy be ssso1ted), except Nos. %, 81 end
ss, put up in 81. 90 size only.
DE-. HUMPHREYS MANUAL Enlarged 6Revised), nA1LE Sd FREE.
HUMPHREYS MED. CO., Ill q lib William st., Ne" York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14

ma sta}a posade. Pozedane
bondy i p%olecenia. - Zg}osic sic do
bloku Morgana, room 21,pomiedzy
godzinami 8 a9z rama.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
MIESO VIE

MIEso VIE,
PROVE W miescie jest teraz u
rzeznika p. J. F. Lang W srodku
mias1a, 100 E. 8 Str, niedaleko
glownej stacyi stray ogniowej.
Wieprzowe g}owy, nogi i swieza
watroba = pc p6}tora centa funt.
SHYhNE lekarstwo DR.. Pho
ira Fahrney Chicago pod nazwa
GOm0zO. moina dostac take W
ksiegarnl II. Derdososkiego W Wi
monte, wszelako tylko " duzych
butelxach. po 1925
DOM | LOT MA SPREE.
DAZ prey East Broadway. -
zglosit sic do VIM. Becker,
7Ol E. S Str.
POSZUKUJE sic zdatnego
cz1owieka, pc polsku m6wiacego,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
TIE MILD POWER CURES
DR. Humphreys Specifies
are scientifically and carefully
prepared Remedies, used for
nearly half a century by the.
people with entire success.

NO. SPECIFIC FOB
1-FevePS, COMPOSITIONS. Inflammationa.
9-WOrms, Worm Fever. Worm Colic...
3-Teething. Cole, Crying, Wakefulness
4-Diarrhea, Of Children or Adults.....
6-DysenterY, Gripping, Bilious Colic....
6-ChOlera MOrbus, Vomiting.........
7-COuehs, Colds, Bronchitis. ............
8-Neuraleia Toothache, Faceache.....
9-Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo
1O-Dyspepsia, Biiousness. Constipation
I~1-6uppressed or Painful PerfOds....
12-Whites, Too Profuse Periods. ...."..
13-Croup, Laryneitis. Hoarseness.....
14-gaIt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptlons.
16-Rheumatism, or Rheumatic Pains.
16-MalaPis, Chills, Fever and Ague.....
17-PiIea.. Blind or Bleeding ....."......
1S-Ophthnlmy. Sore or Weak Eyes..:.:
1~9-Catarrh. Influenza, Cold In the Head
2O-WhoOping Cough,.."..........".
21-Asthma, Oppressed Breathing .....".
22-Ear DISCHARGES, Impaired Hearing.
23-Scrofula, Enlarged Glands. sweulng
24-General Debility Physical Weakness
25-Dr0psy. and scanty Secretion.
26-sea Sickness, Sickness from Riding
27-kidney Diseases, ....."...""'..".
96-NervOus DebflftV
29-6Ore Mouth, or Canker....".....".
3O-Crinary Neutrality-suspicious..
31-Painful Periods..................."
32-Diseases OF the Heart, Palpttation
33-Epllepsy, 6pasms, st. Vttus' Dance.
34-SOre Throat, Quinsy, Diphtheria go.
35-Chr0nic Congestion q Erupt1ons...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
WATKOWSKI

PAN s. WATKOWSKI,
dawniejszy kelner W hoteluSchlitza,
jest obecnie wsp6lnikiem grocerni
pod mr., 279 Chatfield ulicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14
Wanted An Idea ;$': rs e !: GO e: e;

Write JoHN WEDDERBGRN 4 Coz Patent 1ttor.
and List Of two hundred inventions wanted.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-05-14

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