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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-25
KID GLOW ES.

One of the busy departments at our house
liz at the Kid Glove counter. We DON'T
offer to you trashy or outlandsh makes OF
Gloves. but we ONLY sell the BEST Don't
lie misled by offerings OF Kid Gloves at
soc and COO. they can't be good, We war;
rant each and every pair Of KID GLOVES
that we sell; each pair fitted TO your hand.
no extra charge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-25

WE REPAIR ALL KINDS OF SPEC
TASLES AND EYEGLASSEs. GRIND
OLD GOLD FRAMES TO surf YOU
THE HOUSTON OPTICAL CO.. so MAIN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-25

Pacific Express Company.
List of goods on hand at the Pacific ex-
press and Texas express company's office
fcr the week ending October "a:
Lennie Cauley, c. II. Ford. Mary A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-25

F0Dcj cord o[Oc0de silks, 55C yud

Hoo yards very handsome Fancy Colorei
LSrocadei silks, In all he new and lead
Ing shades. regular coo quality; they TT.
Wi move lively, come early; tomor- All
INV wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-25
Wool Dress Goods, |Oc YQTd.

3d. yards Wool Mixture Fancy Novelty
Sutnes worth 4oc yard, bought by us
fer less than hAlf value going ~
TO give you good dining tomorrow lIl1
~ out tines 20 at............................ lOl
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28
CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS.
A Grand Exposition May BE Held in
Mechanics Pavilion in tho
Near Future.

There still seems to be some likelihood
that grand exposition of California prod
ucts will be held. in the near future. 1t
will be recoliected that some time ago the
project was broached, but little besides
talk came of it. The consideration of ex.
pense alone seemed rather disheartening
The Mechanics Institute refused to let the
Pavilion for the exposition, and building
OF adequate size would cost sum the
mere mention of which flung wet blanket
over the whole scheme.
Now, however, though no definite action
has been taken, it looks as though matters
might take different turn. A conference
is to be held between the Manufacturers
and Producers Association and the direc-
tors of the Mechanics Institute, during
which it is hoped that arrangements may
De.effected for the engagement of the Pa
vilion. In this event the association
promises to open display which in com
pleteness and interest will be a revelation
in its way.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28

condition for the summer trade. The City
of Stockton, which has been filling the
place of the Peters, will probably go to
Sausalito, where she will be used as float
ing home for the directors Of the company
during the summer.
The little Sacramento River steamer
Fruitvale is being put in order for the
summer season. She went on the Mer-
chants drydock yesterday and in few
days will be ready to resume her runs be-
tween Rio Vista and Sacramento. In the
meantime the Belvedere has taken up the
running and Captain Parker is reaping a
golden harvest.
The yacht Lucero with Charley Fair
aboard had race with the ferry steamer
Tiburon yesterday afternoon. The yacht
held her own for a short distance, but then
the Tiburon put on a squirt and simply
ran away from her. Mr.. Fair will take his
first cruise outside the latter part of this
week.
Another American ship has arrived with
a tale of cruel treatment on the high seas.
Thomas Olsen, sailor on the Aryan, has
sworn out a warrant for the arrest OF First
Mate st. Clair. He says the latter beat
and maltreated him and that the crew was
only half fed. Captain w. R. Dickinson
says the charges are unfounded, and the
chances are that Olsen will not be able to
prove his case. When it comes to trial
his witnesses will have either changed
their minds or disappeared.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28
DRUGS FOR THE LEPERS,
The Goto Remedy Will Be Pro-
cured From Yokohama I'm
mediately.
Supervisor Benjamin Will Advance
the Sum Needed to Compete
the Fund.

The following is the complete list of con.
tributions to the leper remedy fund:
Mayor Sutro, 500; Supervisor E. c. Benja-
min, $40; NJ. H. Heyneman, 33 Battery
street, $40; subscribed through THE CALL,
$54 80; Mrs. L. Wilkins San Rafael, $40;
H. ]. Crocker, stationer, 215 Bush street
$5; w. w. Montague & Co., stove firm, 30e
Market street, $5; George A. Newhall,
auto neer, 3O9 Sansome street, So; F. E.
Benjamin, 50 30; c. G. Church, with A. C.
Deitz & Co., $10; Mrs. Garthwaite, Oak
7. H. Bowling, ST.; Jim Salts, 81; T. D.
Barnstead, 81; C. w. Benjamin, 81 so. To-
tai. $3.50 so.
Supervisor C. +. Benjamin, who has
taken an active interest in the charitable
plan of supplying the lepers at the Pest
house with the Goto remedy will not wait
to collect the rest of the money needed.
He will advance that sum, about $50. and
send Immediately to Yokohama for the
japanese medicine.
II am more than anxious to see that eel
ebrated' remedy tried here. said Mr.. Benja-
min yesterday, ''and / want those unfortu-
nate beings at the eTwenty-sixth-street Hos
pital to get the benefit of the treatment as
soon as possible. l have no doubt that the
Treasury Department will let the package
of drugs come in free of duty that we may
get as much for our money as possible. OF
course we cannot expect to have foreign
drug admitted free all the time, but as
this is only trial hope to get the
duty omitted. If the medicine is sue
cess arrangements will be made in the fu-
ture to have the drug here for constant
use."
As Mr.. Benjamin has advanced the
necessary sum to complete the price of the
medicine it is to be hoped that the chari-
n l.
donations, great and small, to the fund.
A more worthy object never recommended
itself to the generous-minded, as the
lepers at the Pesthouse are totally with
out medicine. Nothing whatever within
the means of the Board of Health or any
physician in this country can help them,
hence the necessity of sending abroad for
the medicine. THE CALL will continue to
receive and acknowledge all contributions
m ade through its office
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28
USED TOO MANY TURKEYS
Supervisors Criticize City and
County Hospital Ac-
counts.
Unless Checked the Poultry Account
Threatens to Swell to Enor-
nous Proportions

Either the patients of the City and
County Hospital are being better fed than
usual or the internes, nurses and officials
generally are living at much better table,
and which of these is correct is just what
the Finance Committee of the Board of
Supervisors is trying to ascertain at the
present time. No matter which way the
question is decided the committee intends
to curtail the poultry bill of the institu-
ton.
Under previous administrations the
commissary department. of the hospital
was permitted to run bill of $25 per month
for fowls, that amount being deemed suffi-
cient to purchase all that was necessary
for the patients who required strengthen
ing broths and to furnish an occasional
change for the officials table.
Recently, however, the poultry account
has Deen growing larger and larger until
size.
The fact that the hospital expenses were
increasing came under the notice OF the
committee and the expert of the board was
sent to look over the accounts of the insti-
ton and ascertain the reason.
His practiced eve struck one bill, that of
a fowl merchant, that looked very large,
and he called the attention of Chairman
Taylor to it.
From the showing of the account
chickens, turkeys and other fowls must
be plentiful in the larders of the hospital
and the idea struck the committee that it
would take many patients in need of
broth and dainty wings of fowl to use up
SO much meat.
'I think we had better send the superin-
tendent of the hospital quiet intimation
that turkeys and chickens in such profu-
sion are title out of season when funds
for absolute necessities are in demand in
many institutions" said Chairman Tay-
lor. II don't see where so many chickens
and turkeys go to, and we will have to re-
quire the superintendent to keep within
the appropriation"
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28
MIR. BUNNER OF PUCK.
His Fever Has Decreased, He Is a Lit
tie Stronger and Hopes to Start
for Home Wednesday.

Tie stronger and hopes Co start
for Home Wednesday.
H. c. Bunner, the editor of Puck, who
has peen seriously i'll at the Occidental for
about three weeks, has improved materi-
ally during the last day or two. 1t is be-
lieved now by his physician, DR.. G. E..
Sussdorff, that he will be able to start for
his home in New York on Wednesday
next. DR.. Sussdorff said yesterday in re-
gard to him:
His fever has been reduced, he has
gained little in strength and he is feeling
first rate. If no relapse occurs he will be
able to make the trip without mishap and
in comfort. The journey if made straight
through would require about five days,
but if Mr.. Bunner gets tired he will stop
at Kansas City or St. Louis for little
rest"
Editor and Mrs. Bunner and their
cousin, W. c. Bunner, of this City, who
will accompany them, will go East via
Ogden and Denver. Editor Bunner has
complete confidence in his ability to rally
from the tuberculosis. He expects to direct
the destinies of the comic weekly Puck for
many years yet and does not regard the
fears of his friends as being well founded.
Mr.. Schwarzman who, with Mr.. Kepp-
ler is proprietor of the journal, has sent
many kilograms of inquiry and proffers of
assistance if it was in his power to render
any since Mr.. Burners illness.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28
The Unlucky U. S. Government
Tug Unadilla in Trouble
Again.
SHE DAMAGED TIE BALTIMORE
Captain Nordling of the Christina
Steffens Tells His Story of
the Collision.

The new United States tug Unadilla
seems to be running in hard luck. Cap
tain Redstone seems to have a penchant
for running into wharves and steamboats,,
and in consequence number of damage
bills have had to be paid. In docking
yesterday morning the Unadilla struck
Jackson-street wharf blow that almost
threw her passengers off their feet, and on
her initial trip she ran nearly five feet
into Washington-street wharf. On her
second attempt she ran between the dol
phin and the wharf, but no damage, out
side of the loss of some paint, resulted.
On the occasion of her next visit the
Unadilla very nearly cut the quarantine
tug Governor Perkins in two. The latter
was lying at Clay-street wharf, and, the
Government vessel having too much head
way on, made direct for the Perkins, and
had it not been for the presence of mind
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28
without an Equal.

The San Francisco News Letter this week
provides an elaborate feast for its readers.
Editorially, treated by Arthur McEwen
and other leading journalists. are such
up-to-date topics as: Faith and Morals, I"
"Capital and Labor" .'Perfecting the
Funding Bill, "Money-Making Murphy"
s"The Italian Fiasco,' ''The Local Democ-
racy," 1.-The Case of Rev. Colburn, 1.-The
Rotten Examiner" and "Undermined
Monarchies." A new feature of this
weeks paper is Berlin letter, which will
be of great interest 10 society and musical
folks generally. All the other. depart
ments are full of live and interesting mat
ter, and with the sixth plate of the pic
turesque San Francisco series go TO make
up the best weekly journal San Francisco
can produce.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

BALDWIN THEATER.-"A Milk White Flag"
CALIFORNIA THEArER-" Capt. Impudence;" +" or
Mexico"
COLUMBIA THEATER-"Sinbad."
MoRosco's OPERA-HoUsE-"An Irish States
man.
JIvoLI IOPERA-HousE.-"SaidP Pasha"
ORPHEUM.-High-Class Vaudeville
ERovER's ALcAzAR-"C Confusion and vaude-
vile.
THE AUDIToRIU Corner of Jones and Eddy
streets-Materna ana Ondricek, this afternoon.
MACpoNoueH THEATER tOAKIASDl-"A Texas
Steer" Next Monday night Anna Eva Fay.
SUTRo CoNEY IsLASD-Grand Athletic Exhib
tion and Concert.
SHOOT THE CHUrEs-Daily at Haight street,
CLe block east of the Park.
1A1 DISTRICT TRAcK.-Races to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28

army surgeon, who recently died at. the
Occidental, arrived here yesterday on busi-
ness in connection with the estate.
1t is said DR.. Ghiselin's estate will reach
a valuation of several hundred thousand
dollars. The doctor was an old army sur.
geon, and was stationed in the early days
at Fort Vancouver. He invested in Port
land real estate, and on his retirement set
tied there, gradually accumulating for
tune. In later wears he resided here.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28
Problems in Mathematics.

At the Mark Hopkins Institute this morning,
at 10 o'clock, Professor NJ. w. Haskell of the
University OF California will deliver the first
of six free university extension lectures on
Historical Problems of Mathematics" While
the lectures are intended primarily for teach
ers of mathematics, all interested in the SUBJ
ject are invited to be present.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28
AUCTION SALES

BY ]. c. MUTHER-This day Saturday, Fur
niture, at sos Capp street, at II o clock.
BY WILL K. FISHER & Co.-This day Saturday,
Turkish Rugs, at 236 Suffer ST., at O'Clock.
BY 6. H. UMBsEN & Co.-Monday, March 80
Real Estate, at salesroom, ID Montgomery street
al u o'clock noon.
BY EAsToN & FLDRIDeE.-Tuesday) March 81,
Real Estate, at 63S Market St, at IL O'Clock noon
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28
DIR. GHISELIN'S ESTATE.

Fred Sasscer, Nephew, Here From
Maryland to Look After It.
Fred Sasscer OF Upper Marlboro, Md, a
nephew and executor of the estate of Dr.
James T. Ghiselin OF Portland, the retired
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28
Fair Case Continued.

Owing to the death of Judge Slacks father
the Fair will case was yesterday continued for
week. The Judge is much affected by the
sad bereavement, as he was devotedly attached
to his venerable parent.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28
The Peralta- Reavis Case.

The Peralta-Reavis case was continued by
United States Commissioner Haddock yester-
DAY until lV ociocn a. .,6 N, on nuesaay hy next.
dering decision.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28

GOODNESS gracious! Pm well already. How
quickly Mitchells Magic Lotion actsi so clean
and easy to use, TOO.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28

Nine de Brinvilliers had large blue eyes.
the upper lid of which almost concealed
the pupils.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-29

dawca ma do togo prawo. Sad innego
jednak byl zdania i zawyrokowas, ae
wyborcy ME nalezy przeszkadzac W
spe}nisniu obowiazku wJborczego i u
wolni1 60 cd kary'.
- Wybor dwooh posiow seimowych
z m. Lwowa. Dowiadujemy sic, &c je
den Z komitetow przedwyborozych sta
via jake swych kandydatow PREY uzu'
pe3niajacym wyborze do Sejmu z mia
sta Lwowa profesora J6zefa Soleskiego
i Henryka Rewako wiczs.
- o nieprzyiemnem zajsciu, jake
wydarzy}o sic ma ~uroozystosci 25-letnie-
go jubileuszu ,,niemieckiej szkoly oby.
watelskiej' W Pleszewie, donosi Pose
ner Ztng". Ma komersie czyli zabswie,
ktora uroczystosc ia zakohczyc sic mia
Ia, pokiocii sic pewien WHISKY urzednik
z jednym z nauozycieli, cd show PREY
szlo do wzajemnego odgrazania sic
piescia, lecz WHISKY urrednik, widzac
fizyo1na przewage uauozyciela, dai ma
razie "a wygrana. Pc dwoch godzinsch
atoli wr6cil W towarzystwie trzeoh in
nyoh panow u uderzy} try krotnie
IA nauozyciela, ktorego atoli wymierzo-
ne ma niego razy ME trafily (D Mana
jutrz wytr1ezw iawszy, przeprosi& ow u
rzednik nauczyciela i sprawl ma drodzs
polubownej zostala z~alatwiona. nPo-
Ztng." dodsje do wiadomosOi tel
zyczliwa rade, azeby, jezeli jut podob.
ne uroczystosoi kohczy6 sic musza ko-
niecznie pray szklsnce i kieliszku, uni
ksno przynajmniej upicia sic wynika-
jacyoh z tego seen podobnych.
Mybysmy dodali do tego rade, azeby
Rad ostroznym by} W wyborze urzed-
nik6w ola p~rowincyi n~aszej. Jezli boz
wien panowie CT miedzy SODA tax sic
zapominaja, to jake }stwo przebra6
moga miare W stosunkaoh z ludnoscia
polska, wzgledem ktorej, jak sadza,
wszystko i'm dozwolone. Pokazs}o sic
to przzeciez najjaskrawiej W zajsciu o.
palenickiem.
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POdZiekOwanie

Cd nastepujacych grup otrzymalem
nastepuiace kwoty:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-29

Beeyille, Tex. Sprawl PAM V. j.
Rypks, zOny jednego z naszych powaz-
nych obywateli, ktora byla ohora przez
przeszio IL lat, budzi W okolioy wiel.
kie zain~teresewanie. Gdy wszystkie
lekarskie srodki zswiod}y W sprawieniu
uleczenia, teraz jest znow zdrowa i
wielu jej przyjaciol oieszy sic z jej po.
wrotu do zdrowa. Pan Rypka donosi
jak to sic stalo. Przez IL lat moja To-
ma ~cierpiala ma zoltsozke j ma kl0jace
bole W hokach W zoladku. Ordynu.
jacy lekarze zdo}sli czesoiowo zapano
wac mad zoltaozka. lecz bolesci stawaly
sic ooraz to acknowledgement Z kazdym
dniem. Kupowalem dla niej rozmaite
lekarstwa tax szybko jsk tylko costa.
waly nam ~pqlecans, lecz zadne ME ozy-
milo mic dobrego, az ME uzyla Ora Pho
ira Gomozo j Leku zo~ladkowego. TIE
lekarstwa wyleczyiy ia zupeinie, "a co
jestesmy naprawde w~dziecznymi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-29

~zostalo SLIME zsalarmowane. Polioys
szczecihska doniosis bowiem, ze anar'
chista niemieoki Machner przybyl z
Francyi i uda} sic do Kopenhagi.
Wszyscy byli W rucbu. Cseksno ma
niego dzieh i noe. Wreszoie przybyl
okret. Wysiada Z niego msiy msaczy-
Una, z malym kufereozkiem W reku.
Natychmisst go przyaresztowano. SPo'
dziewano sic znalezc bomby j dynamit,
lecz zawiedziono sic. q kuferka wy.
oiagnieto tylko kilka gazet snarchisty-
oznyoh, jeden kolnierzyk j koszule. "a
trzymany jednak zostal W wiezieniu
oddany ssdowi.
Cesarz Miko1aj, jake nastepca tronu,
czesto bywa} ma divorce duhskim. Mad
zwyozaj dowcipny i przyiemny opowia-
daoz potrafi} bawic j zachecac do zaba-
wy. Wszysoy go lubili i poszukiwali
jego t~owarzystwa. Gdy teraz obja}
tron, zmienil sic ME do poznania. Rad
ko usmiech zaigra ma jego ustach, mo-
wi malo i jest ciagls ponury. w Bern
storff calemi godzinami chodzi} po par.
ku i ktos z krewnych zawsze mu iowa
rzyszyl. N~sjozesciei ksieana WALTZ Tub
jej c6rka Wiktorya. Ubrany W oiemny
gsrnitur m~arynarkowy, o mimic dose
niepoczesnej, wygladai predzej ma u
rzednika niaszej rangi, nj. ma poteane-
60 cara, trzymajaoego losy Europy W
swoim reku. Oozy zawsze spuszczone
ma d6{, a cd ozasu do ozasu widaG ner
wowy ruOh reki, lub skrzywienie twa-
rzy.
Car pracuje bardzo wiele j sam "a
iatwia cala korespondenoys. Wierny
jego sauaacy nosi listy ma poczte. Kaz-
dy pakiet jest rekomendowany i opa-
irony kilkoma pieczeciami. Jada ma.
10 i ~jeszcze mniej pie. Przy stole mil
czy j rzadko 10 kogo przem6wi kilka
slow.
Rodzina jest bardzo zaniepokojona
tym stanem. Matka, carowa Dagmare,
czesto z MIN ~prowadzi oiche ro.mowy.
On s1ucha, kiwnie g}owa przeczaoo Tub
potakujaco i odchodzi. Csrowa prowa-
dzi 60 okiem do drzwi i ozesto ives
tchnie.
Take zycie prowadzil oar ma zamku
Bernsdorff przez dziesiec dni swego po-
bytu. P~rzyznac trzeba, Re ME wesolo
j mkt z pswnosois ME pozazdrosoi mu
korony dyamentowej.
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z pObytu cara W KOpenhadze.

Podrozy cara po Europie wszyscy IA.
daja wielkie polityczne znaozeuie i owl
politycy wcale sic ME myla. jake ma
stapily uklady kto raphael koszta tel
wyoieozki, to dopiero przyszlosc polka
re.
Wycieczka jednak do K~openhagi Nv
DAINTY i dose d1ugi tam pobyt cesarza
rosyjskiego przedstawia sic W zupeinie
innem swietle. Ma zamku Bernsdorff
polityxe zupe3nie wyklucsono z rozmo
wy. Car choia} uzyc wolnosoi i ode
tohnac ayoiem rodzinnem. Byiy to ola
niego wakacye i ohociaz krotkie, ale
awsze wolne ,pozornie cd wszelkich
zajec i klopot6w. Katdy by} przeko-
many, re nowy gar, ktory W roll panu.
jacego, pc raz pierwszy zawital do Da-
nil, zostanie Przyjety z nadzwyczajne.
mi honorami. Dziad jego, krol Kry
styan, posiadajacy wiele taktu, zupe}
ME ~inaozej zarzadzi} i nadal os}emu
pobytowi swego wnuka oeohe zupelnie
familijna. o dniu przybyoia rosyjskiej
parry cesarskiej zawiadomiono ludnosc
Kopenhagi tylko ma "a godziny ma
prod i ia ME misla nawet czasu ma cd
powiednie przygotowanie sic. Swojs
droga polioya tajna by}a nadzwyczaj
czynna i przyaresztowaia nawet jedne
dame, ktora rzuci}a kwiaty do powozu
carowej.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rosyjscy miesz-
kali skromnym zameczku Bernstorf.
Poozatkowo ohoiano ioh umiesoic we
~wspanialej rezydencyi Fredensborgu,
gdzie zwykle spedzal jesieh zmarly A.
leksander III. Cesarzowa wdowa spree.
ciwila sic temu z powodu przykrych
wspomnieh, a syn zupelnie zgodzi1 sic
Z matka.
Carstwo mieli do dyspozycyi tylko
diva pokoje sypialne. Sluzba dworska
mieszkala W psrku pod nsmiotsmi i
tylko sic zjawia W zamku rano podozas
posilku. Peino bylo jsdnak polioyi TO.
syjskiej j ia ozuwa dniem j nooa mad
osobs CARA. Pc parku i okolioy snu{y
sic Gale legiony brodstych postsOi, mic
dry mimi kilku elegsntow paryskich,
ktorzy widooznie przewodzili, DO ks.
capskie fzyognomie slepO ssuohsly kaz-
diego ich skinienia. Car Alekssnder
III nigdy sic ME OtaCzsl W Danii poll.
cys Tylko podczas przyjazdu, odja-
zdu ! W oerkwi rosyjskiej zarzadzono
slime srodki ostroanosoi. We Fredens.
bOrgu zyi jak zwykiy mieszczsnin. Po-
lOwaa, sowii ryby J sam Z dziecmi cho
dzii ma spscer. Syn jego ME robii je-
dnego kroku, ably ME byi otoOzony
sjentami tajnymi. Jezeli wyjdzie ma
spscer do parku, to z przodu, z tyiu j
pc boksch snuja sic policyanoi przebrs-
nj 20 oywilnemu ! nikomu ME dsjs sic
zblizyc nswet ma so krok6w.
Pred kilku dnismi otocrenie carskie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-29

Wszystkim lynn grupom NV. q po-
laskawie mi W wielkiej potrzebie
udzielona, serdeoznie dziekuje.
Antoni Supkoacski, ozionek or. 264.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-29

Metczyzni, miodzi starry, powinni
ozytac o%gloszenie Tomasza Slatera ns
stronnicy Gel.
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DOKTOR WODNY.
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tDR. GRAHAMJ
ieesyf, jsk vfsdomo Cd oststnich Is Lat . nsjlspsEym
skutkiem vssystkie trudne, hes nadzfei wyiscsenis
Eesterrsfe 4 dfugoletnie choroby I cferpienis obo
pfei Prser mana " Fismcsech tutsj mstode bsds
Pewns ponce 1 sscsseivs vyiscssnie sspevnis
ua eierpienis pfue, watroby, merck 4 brzuchs- Oisr-
pfents nerwowe 4 ohoroby kobfcce jako 70:
boicecf cfetsrne, bisss upisvy, niepfodnoR, b6l v
k~rrytach, boleens lub ksniedbsns regu1srnoH, cEsste
odpfyvy vOdy,. ryniena I psienis, cienienis M da
obu pfei lecy prsss utycis svoich
Siedm ulubi0nyeh Lekarstw
y rych ehoroOseh, do Kt6rych de stosujs, kt6rych
gruhsovnemu wyleceenie &c prsemscEone.
50 Tysisce rodktn svemi podziekovsnismi dale
oajlepete tvfadectwo,j sk cudowna sffa mejs leksr.
stwa wfssnorecmie pfsez niego prEyrEedzane,
sdumiewej,ce oeiagnefy reEultsty v tskich vypsdkseb
" fDrych vsseikis lime trodh okassfy de dsrem-
-Jsx Doktor wodny prsyrs,dz. vis,ns istsrstwo
! dis tego ME lest v ssdnym Ewfssku q sptsks ns
So Ts ulubicns IeEsrstvs Isczs tyIko ehoroby
kt6rym potedyhezo ~ prssznsczonet nsbyc j. tyiko
mo1naw
Ofisie: 363 y. STATE ULICY
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