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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-17
Nhnt~Hn1innls Shy 1t,

Young horses can be led up to a sack
1yirg on the ground and induced to pass
it by letting them smell it and find out
that it is really a sack and not the
protean thing, whatever it may be,
which illusion coniures up for tn eln.
Once the writer saw vc%y quick and
pretty instance IT experiment by touch
made 1,y a frightened pony. 1t was
being driven as leader in pony tan
dem md stCppcd short in front of
whe:, The rails tf steam tramway
croa.oI the TOAD. 1t first smeHed the
ne"r Ill and then quickly gave it two
taps With it's hoof. After this it was
saticfi1 4, and crossed the line. On the
other hand. donkey always tries to
jump the shadows Of tree trunks on
the road, though similar experiment
Of touch would have shown that these
We're as unreal as the tram rail was
substantial. Lastly, no horse which
has once knocked its head against the
top of a stable doorway scans quite
able to get I'D of the delusion that
there sits up il the top Of all door
ways an invisible something which viii
hit him again The next time he goes
through; hence tie troublesome and
0bmetimes incur;l5le habit Of horses
'jibbing' when taken out Of the sta
ble.-London Spectator.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-17
Zig Oregc..' Spruce Trees.

George BARLEY returned to Astoria
Tuesday from tiir logging camps on the
Lower Necanni;un and brought with
him two photographs Of an immense
log cut from a &Druce tree and hauled
to the banks of ne creek by five yoke
Of oxen for floating down the stream.
This log is monster, measuring ten
feet ten inchen in diameter, and is
estimated to contain $4,000 feet of
lumber. The laleest log cut heretofore
in that region contained Il, 900 feet Of
lumber. Mr.. Logan intends to cut a
slice off this log and send it to the
Portland exposition. It is said that
there is tree about two miles from
Astoria, near the Walluski road, blown
down by the recent storm, which meas
ures is feet in diameter. Both this
tree and the big log secured by Mr..
Logan are of the best quality Of spruce.
Portland Oregonian. 50
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-17

Cong. McCleary is favorably
spoken of as candidate for cabi4
net position. He denies 1, having
given any foundation for the asser4
tions that he had aspirations for
this position. Mr.. McCleary
might not refuse the position, but
we do not believe he would be flat
tered by his recent success SO far
as to seek this recognition in pre-
ference to the old leaders of the
party, who possess equal ability.
He will have q better opportunity
to serve his country in the halls Of
Congress, which will at the same
time demonstrate his fitness and
ability for higher positions at the
hands of the people at an oppor-
tune time. We consider it but
just that the faithful and hard
working members such as Davis
or Merriam being recognized at
this time. They have spent their
time and energy for the success Of
the party and are entitled to favor
able recognition at the hands of
those for whom they have labored.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-17

Cleveland in conformity with
his usual practice went fishing
after transmitting his message to
Congress. He will soon have all
opportunity of enjoying his excur-
sions without the interference Of
public duty, but he wont be draw
ing public money.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-17

Senator Chandler introduced a
bill last week to reduce the salary
of all federal employees ten per cent
for three years. AS salaries of all
employees in other branches have
been reduced, there is no reason
why this class should not be grven
a reduction. The bill will un-
doubtedly receive the appreciation
of every voter outside of those af-
fected, and we hope to be able to
note it's passage and becoming
law.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-17
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-17

On the passage of a bill, prohib-
ting the selling of liquors III the
capitol building, there were only
five dissenting votes, three Of
which were democrats.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-17

The Turkey-Armenian question
appears to be growing graver every
day. The Turks attitude is. be-
coming more defiant and they
seem to be determined that Christ
ians shall not inhabit their do
main. Other powers should have
:interfered some time ago and sub
dued their passion, and it will only
be short time when this will be
the inevitible.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-17

There is scarcely a doubt as to
Maceo's death. According to re-
ports he was cruelty betrayed and
assasinated at the instance of Gen.
Weyler. Uncle Sam should lose
no time in adopting measures that
would put an end to this inhuman
and murderous warfare that is be-
ing carried on in Cuba.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-17
A SUGGESTION.

SUGGESTION.
Are you undecided what to put the tree for HERE
Come in and style Of white kid high heel,
pointed toe boudoir shoes.
No, we do not recommend them for December street
wearbut for real dressup foot ornament they the
gem that shoemaker has ever produced.
If the price too low for Xmas present, you
pay twice what ask and take two pairs.
And for the little oneswe have boxes full of Xmas
shoes that will make dance with oynot the boxes but
tne ch'oren AUGUST EAT.K-
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-17

Some red-bot Cuban resolutions
have been offered in the. Senate, two
providing for recognition of Indie
pendence and one, by Mills. of Texas,
for iorcible occu patton by the u. $.
until the Cubans have organized a
government. 1t is not likely that
any Of them will be adopted.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20

kt6ry przeciez ksiedzem
rzymsko-katolickim ME jest.
Takjm ksiedzem jak Klaw1ter
m6g}by bye ma zawo]anle
cho6by i poczciwy nasz
Kuhda.
By}y wprawdzie easy, re /
ksiezy rzymsko : katolickich
Iud polski W Winonie ponie-
wieral ale dopuszcza}y sic
wtedy swietokradzkich zbrod-
nj warcho}y, CT, kt6rych teraz
chicagoski Psi Clos jest
organem.
Czy ME pamietacie, tusz~
kowskie bydlaki, iak zescie
poboznego, wzorowego kappa
ma polskiego najprzod z
koscio}a, a potem z pleban'l
wyganiali?
CT, ma kt6rych teraz kundle
W Psim G}osie plsuja kronik',
w6wczas wiernie stall prey
Wi;arusie, Panu Jezusie i
Biskupie, jak i dzislaj sto]a
nadal nieustraszenie STAG
beda. cho6by wszystkle
kundle z ca}ego swiata ma
Mich ujada}y.
Nlewarch0t.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20

tylko dzieci tego
dziadostwa dosta}y robote W
drukarni Wlarusa i Master
przez kilka lat dobrze i'm
placi} to babsku z wielkiegc
pahstwa az rogi ma ibie
powyrasta}y. Wielka tylko ola
niej szkoda, re r6wnoczesnle
z wrostem tych rog6w, rozumu
|jej ubywa6 zacze}o, tax IL
teraz czesto zapada ma
tuszkowska chorobe. Me
div tel, re nawet z~apomnia}a,
il gdyby ME Waarus. to by
razu tego wesela W
Stevenspoint ME by}o.
Siostra jej ma taxa
tuszkowska chorobe juz Cd
dawna cierpi i czesto bywa
pod opieka lekarska jake
oierpiaca ma ob}ed umys{owy,
czyli jak to m6wla
Tuszkowianie - ma madra
glove.
Take to ciekawe okazy
shawnee tuszkowskiej madrosci
mieli Rodacy w Stevenspoint
spcsobnoSt podziwia6 ma
owen slawnem weselu.
Nas}uchali sic ich tel i tacy,
ktorzy ma wesele proszen'
ME byli = a szczeg6lnle pan
Felix Kamrowski, kt6ry pc
wizycie koscielnych bah
winohskich, cuchnacych war
cholskim dajfelsdrekiem, szt6r
sw6j przez try dni wykadzat
musia}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
CudOWny SrOdek
pFzegiw ReGmatYzmoYi.

Oh. Kazmierz Lislecki, bedacs
eierp'acym ma reumatyzm przez
k1lka lat, uzywajac wszelkich srod-
k6w bez paimn1ejszej ulgi, wYna-
laz} srodek naprzec1w tel dokucza-
jacej choroble, "a pomoca kt5rego
on sam sic ~wyleczy} W przeciagu
10 dn1, i podejmuje sic wyleczye
naj2astarzalszy reumatyzm, jake
gokolwlek b9dz rodzaju W kr6tkim
czasle "a bardzo ma}em wynagro-
dzen1em. Ia kurac]e gwarantnj g.
C'erpiacy, kt6rzy chca sic pozbyG
tel nlemi1ej choroby, MECH sig
zgfosza do powyz wYm,enionego
OBJ, kt6ry I'M mcze przes}sc cd
w1elu ludzi rekomendacje, ktorych
W tax kr61klm czasle uwoinif cd
Cd reumatyzmu, pomimo re juz od
k1iku lat byll ziozeni ta choroba,
probujac wszelkicb srodkow wy
rzucaj2c wielkie sunny pieniezne.
Pisma polsk1e we wszystkich
miejscowosciach. ktore dbaja y ulge
i w~vleczenie swych rodakow cd
reumatyzmu, prosi OBJ. Lisiecki 0
powtorzen1e tego.
X, LISIECKI,
315 S. Caroline st. Baltimore, MAJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
Korespondencya
Y WinOny.
10 Lutego.
10 Lutego.

Juz Cd kilku tygodni spo
tykam w chicagoskim Dzlen-
ml;ku Polskina, kt6re to pismo
Wa;arus s}usznie Psim Chosen
nazywa, szubrawieckie kroni-
XII Z Winony.
Wszyscy prawie Polacy W
miescie Cd dawna palcami
wskazuja ma tych psich
korespondentow, wiedzac, ze
jeden to pozostajacy pod
dozorem policyi kaidaniarz i
wstretny wszetecznik, a drugi,
jak m6wia Amerykanle, a
e inc O n d | e r
d e a d b t. |
nawet innonarodowcy stronia
cd tych moralnych karykatur,
odgadnjac juz z szatahsklego
uSmiechu, z jakim jeden i
drugi ma bozy SWAT spoglada,
piekielne ~przymioty ich dusz
obrzydllwych.
lacy ludzie vice wstydu
mice ME NIGGA = sama lch
bestyalska natura wciaz ich
ma ludzi cnotliwych szczut
bedzie; zazdroszc2ac spokoju
duszy kazdemu prawemu
czlowiekowi, kasac beda i
szarpat, dop6ki ich wiezienie
karne lub powr6z ME uczynia
nieszkodliwymi.
Szczekaja kundle, re ME
dawno ma pewnem polskiem
zeoraniu zniewazano ksiezy.
to prawda-ale p 81
"a boska prawda lest TAXA,
ze wcale ME bylo mowy Q
zadnym rzymsko-katolickim
ksiedzu, tylko sic szyderczo
wyrazono 8 klechu Klawitrze,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
WI. Pozorski, 81 Center.

#Et&ts##s 4IS&. N62&E
WI. Pozorski, 27sCenter.
Aloizy Pozorski, 81 Center Str
Polskie salony, W ktorych
W 1ARUs pilnie czytany, dzierz2e
panowie obywatele:
Jan Biegahski 1880 ave.
J6z. Knitter 36l Becher
Jan Kosiedowski 80 Lee
Jan Czupa Bremen cor. Clark i,
Jak6b Kruger IA We'll
Wojciech Lica 933 Sobieski
Jan Szramka 993 Bremen
Jan Fio}ek 507 Bartlett
Jan Kielich SIT Mitchell
Kaz. Cielichowski 4l8 Mitchell
J. Jankiewicz SOL Rogers
J6z. Lepak 95l Warren.
Jeszcze kilka adres6w, z grona
przemys}owc6w polskich.w MiIwau-
kee, mi sic przypomina, a miapo-
Aug. Karasihski, 643 Grove, ka-
rawaniarz;
MARGIN Krajewski 397 Mitchell
balbierz;
Jan Gavin, 100 Windlake ave. :,
handel zelaza;
j. N. Michalski, 694 Maple Str,
p1ekarz.
J. Michalski, 7O9Kinnickinnick ave-,
siodlarz;
K~ryzinski, 100 Reed Str,
fabryka ramek;
Antoni Bayer, 378 Becher,
fabryka cygar.
O wszystkich powyzej wymie.
nionych obywatelach MONA powie.
dziec, re W sercu ich ME ma zdrady.
Wszyscy,. bez wyj2tku, zapraszajq
wydawce W1ARUsA, ably sic pre-
prowadzi} do Milwaukee, gdzie
4atwo W kr6tkim czasie by zdoby]
1000 newych abonent6w. S}ysza}em
tez bardzo czesto powtarzane te
s}owa, re W1ARUs to najlepsza gaze.
ia polska W Ameryce.
!Dokohczenie nastapi.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
COME TO

The "Lone Star" is waving--the flag Of the free
Then strike of Texas, if men you would be.
No dlers are wanted, the thrifty and wise,
To Twelfth and high station can equally rise.
There corn, oats and cotton, the richest of loan
Which yields to the settlers provisions and home.
Trees of very description arise on each hand,
From alluvial soil to the rich table land.
Here springs are exhaustless and s,reems never dry,
In the season from winter to autumn's bright sky,
A wide panorama of prairie is seen:
OF grasses of all kinds perennially green.
Here millions of cattle, sheep, hcrses and goats
Grow fat as if st2ll-fed or f.ttened on oats.
No poverty is found in the mighty domain,
To the man who exerts either fingers or brain,
Here are homes for the mi ,ns, the rich and the poor
" lille Texas opens her h~ospltable door.
She as thousands Of acres yes, miions-to sell,
Yet can point without cost to where pre- emptors can
dwell.
Her terms will be easy with those whom sh. deals,
While security, all, in their title can feel.
Buy land while his cheap, and the finest select,
Twill, young men, prove a fortune when least you
expect.
Old man, for your children, buy, file it away;
A Godsend twill prove on some rainy day.
u Obszerny opis cudownej kraiuy Texas do
stanie darmo, kto napisze do Castor Meslier, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent Texas and Pacific Rail
way, Dallas, Tex.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
Gdziez sic pedzia}y?

Co takiego?-Te piekne notat-
XII Kole1 Burliogtohsklej, kt6re
dawnlej tax czesto by}Y we W5o-
rusie.- Pos}a6 tylko swoi dok1adn>
adres do: w. J. G. Kenyon, Gen
F. 4 P. Agent, the Burlington.
St. Paul, MIMI, a dostanlecie co
mieslac porzadnY arkusz ciekawych
osobliwOsci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
Za,n}acili "a Wiarusa.

Baltimore Maciej Sobczak LOU
Wheeling Alex. Guzow l.2o
Dodge, Mix. koslnski 800
Menom1ree, MARGIN K}osowski LOO
Bay City Jan J6zwlak 2.Oe
ManisteeW Tel. x. Ed oz}owski 300
Gilman Ian Retka $50
Webster Wlel. x. Haczynski LOO
Weverhauser F. P%op}awskl LOO
Gaylord Wojciech Wolny l.3O
Elba Macie] Mlchalskl 4.oo
Calumet z. Wleczorkiewicz LOU
Arcadia L. J. Michalskl 2.oo
Kansas c., Alex .Nawrockl 2.oe
Chicago, NJ. Wielb'hskl 2.oo
Menominee Maclej Janow1cz 100
Silver Lake FIR. Ciellnski 3.Oo
Little Falls Jan Clem'hskl 200
Eau Clare Macmillan Frydry-
.chowioz 100
Plotr Bartol LOO
Milwaukee TomaszW eso@owskl 100
Ignacy G6rski LOO
Duluth FIR. Dalka 200
Philadelphia Jan Oleiniczek 100
Chetek Andrea Czerwonka 100
Euclid ST.. Nekros 2 90
Wilkesbarre Antoni Ocha@ek 100
Toledo, Micha} Kosmatka 2.4o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
DIVA dOlny w W1n0n1e
na sDrxedaz laIb do wy

Domy te pofozone So nledsleko
polskiego koscio}a. w jednym,
wupletrowym,z najdu]e sic obecnie
handel butow, kt6rybY MONA
takze cafklem wYkuplc.
W&aSciciel tylko &c wzglsdow
zdrowia zamysla wyprowadz1c sic
ma fanny. Zg}os'c sig pod
adresem: FIR. Lapihskfa
zoo - 5 Str. Winona, MINI,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
Prevalent Cleveland pie
pozecn cud0W7aQ Wode
Bo2cden Lith5a,

BO2CdeR LlthlG.
WATER PARK HOTEL,
L,thia Springs, Ca, GO mil cd
AtIanta), g%niecen'e cz}onk6w. ku-
racya elektrycznoscla, para l oprocz
tego znakom'te kap1ele Lith,jskie,
znane z .ego, re :ecza reumatyzm,
nerki rozua wvsypke. 200 mod
nych hotelowych pokoj6w, wIele
pokoi6w z prywatnemi kaplelami
i toaletami, klimat suchy i }agod-
ny, 1900 stop wysokcsc,. Pociagl
sypialne z~ajezdzaia pred drew,
staja do wolf. Wolny, bllard,
pool / tan,ec. S14 do s25 ma ty-
dzien. Pisac po cyrkularze.
II. T. BLAKE, %w}asclclel,
dawn'eJ W Pass Christian, Miss.
l MAINTAIN. Coto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
Do Pan0W ~NaucZyc1eli.

Przeslijcie Panowie wYrazny
sw6] adres do W. J. G. Kenyon,
Gen. Freight & Pass. Agent Bur
lington Route, st. Paul, Mimi, a
dostaniecie Panowie w1ele cleka-
wego do %czytania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
OWE
kOLET

MONA dosta6 b9zp{atnie piszac do
VIC. Kenyon, G.F. & P. A., St.
Paul, MINI. CO miesiac swiezy
arkusz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20

NleWGrch0t.
z PODR0ZY.
(Od p. w. Radomskiego).
Winona, 10 Lutego.
Powr6ci}em z os%tatniej moi e.
wycieczki jake podr6zujacy agent
W1ARUsA mocno os4abiony wskutek
zaziebienia, i ola tego dopiero dzl-
siaj pisze o niej kr6tkie sprawozda-
ME.
W Milwaukee tego roku dobry
stosunkowo zrobi1em interes, vice
z przyjemnoscia o tenn miescie
zaczynam.
Mieszka tam dzisiaj juz oko1o
800, 900 ludzi, a W tel liczbie conaj-
mniej sz6sta Geese Polak6w. Jest
tez tam al I wielkich polskich para
fiji.
/. Parafa S. Stanis}aw a.
Admistr. x. Szulerecki.
2. Parafa S. Jacka.
Prob. x. kanonik Gulski.
3. Para a S. Jozefata.
Prob. X. Grucza.
4. Paraf a s.W incentego o.
Prob. X. Lewandowski.
5. Par. s.s.Cyryla Metodego.
Prob. x. Szukalsski.
6. P al. S. Jad W g i.
Prob. x. Rogozihski.
7. Par. s. K am ierza.
Prob. x. Tarasiewicz.
Opr6cz duchownych swieczni-
k6w sp61eczehstwa polskiego jest
tn takze znaczny zastep cywilnych
ludzi wykszta}conychi intelligent
"a mujacych wyzsze stano-
wiska.
S}yn1e tn ma CAKE miasto wy
ksztafcony W uniwersytecic euro
pe]skim polski doktor Wagner,
katolik i patryota, jeden z
najlepszych W Milwaukee lekarzy i
chirurg6w. So take pierwszorzedne
polskie apteki, n. p. pana Ant.
Tomkiewicza.
Adwokat p. Kazmierz Gonski
to bardzo bieg}y zreczny prawnik,
4 wiarus ca}a geba.
z pomiedzy urzednik6w pol
skich zasfuguja na wzmianke: pan
Bernard Kolpacki, miejski architekt
- pan Jakob Kubal, dyrektor pu-
blicznego zak1adu kaapielowego =
pan Walenty Daszkowski, superin'
tendent mad ulicami l2tej wardy =
pan J6zef Galewski, rzadowy
destylarni = take polscy
alderman, supervisory i inni. A
polskim sedzia moze sic Milwau-
kee poszczycic; jest MIN popularity
Gala Polonia milwaukee,
wiarus pan Franciszek Borcbard.
Przemyslowc6w polskich take
Milwaukee ME brak; SO tn bogaci
zupcy posiadajacy DUE handle
odziezy, obuwia, grocernie = kraw-
", piekarze, rzeznicy t. d.
wszystkich razem jest ma tysiace.
. juz i polskie handle hurtowne
powstaja.
Pozwole sobie podat adresa
niekt6rych naszych przemysfowcow,
zt6rych mialem sposobnosG poznae
August Dettlaf pierwszorzed-
nv krawiec, 400 Mitchell Str.
Fir. Maciakowski, first class
xrawiec;
S. J. Sawicki, powszechnie
,olecany jake d%oskona}y krawiec.
Polscy rzeznlcy, posladaJacy
dobre imie i z%naczenie:
A. Gaudyhski, 7l6 - l ave.
Albin Geisler, All Rogers Str.
St. Kujawa, $50 - l ave.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
IADOMOS


NASZE
Ko}kaD ramatyczne cichaczem
sprzeda1o swoja hale ogiosi-
10 bankructwo. Chca podobno
panowie pahyocl tym fortelem
uchylie sic Cd obowiazku
zaplacenia cz}onkowi Stan.
We're $50 dolar6w, kt6ra to
sumo codopiero cd K6{ka
wyprocesewa} jake sprawiedli-
vie nalezaca mu sic zapomoge
w chorobie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
Tanie karty OkretO we

mozna dostaG w Wlnonle Cd L. ma
G. Il. Bounoughs. agenta L Lei
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St. /. III.
N~ajtansze harty So te, ktore 70
wadza przez Kanade, ale sprzv. al :
on tez sz~yfkartY ma kazda lung
LIMA okretowa pomiedzy starym
krajem q Ameryka. Mona SIC
take zgfosl6 wzgledem zakupna
tanich kart okretowYch, pod adre
sem: c. F. Wenham, General
Steamship Agent, 4S Adams Str,
Chicago, I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
targowe


Pr z en- c a-N1. l wiosenna IS
IS ecu
O W e s. 1876
Korp 2Oc
Jecz m1eb Mrs. 23c
Jaja i3o
NJ q k a: Winona Patent $40
Stra1gh, SO 20 Mr.. 1 Bakers $2.85
Pasza z kurnu- $3.50 "a
beczke
o tire b y: bran 80 &C
shorts $1,000, middlings $10.N
ground iced Sill
81 me dix e. 500 do 600
Tymotka 500 do 1890
koniozyna 81 10. buszei
Tym ka !. 80 busze|
Nj i Cd lie
Kury wypraw. 6 c., kurczeta 8 c
M leso zywe:
~~ieprzowina $500 wolowina S2.5C
clelecina funt 8 e
Mas{o 16s
Kartotle 15c sbuszel
CHICAGO
Pszenica Sc
Oaoies. - 2lc.
Korn.-30
MIMI
szeDic. 60
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
N~ajlepsza medecyna
Ola IL Oblef

to Doktora Pierce Favorite Pre-
scrlpt1on. Powinna iej uzywac
kazda kobleta, czujaca sic zruJuo-
wana ma ciele duchu. Mona MIA
akuraunie wyleczyc kazda s}abosc,
w}asclw$ p@ci zensk'ej.
Jest to jedYna medycYna dla
kobiet, wzmagaiaca nerwy, kt6ra
kazdej kob,ecie smakuje i pomaga.
W cierpleEjach perYodyczny ch,
PREY chorob!e merck i bolach W
krzyzu jest to srodek najskutecz-
Messy.
Doktora Pierca pigu}k1 iecza
wszeikie s1abosci zo4adka i watro-
by, nawet dyspepsya b6i g}osY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20
IE,DENASTOLETNI Wi

M WI
ktor kosihski jeszcze ME
poslany do szko}y poprawczej,
skoro wobec OLGA przyrzek}
panu Sedziemu Allen, re sic
poprawi. | rzeczewiscie tel
ch}opiec lepiej sic prowadzi
pilnie chodzi do szko}y.
MA ROCZNEM posiedzeniu
Polskiej Spo}ki Handlowej
Polish Stock Co.. uchwalono
udzielic akcyonaryuszom IS.
procent dywindendy.
PAN AND. kOSINSKI
Winony, brat klerka
kupieck,ego pana Jakoba,
wyiecha} do Silets, Oregon,
gdzie juz IS polskich familii
Sic osiedlifo, a ma wiosne
osiedli sic 80 polsklch
rodzin wiecej. Pisza ztamtad,
re teraz u Mich kwiatY kwitna
jakby u mas w Czerwcu.
KLERK KUPIECKI pan
Kupterschmidt, &t6ry ma
ostatku pracowa} w hand]u p.
Muesa, pojecha} do Detroit,
ably W Polskiem Seminaryum
Duchownem uczyt sic ma
ksiedza.
PAN CYSEWSKI, kt6ry
dotychczas w sp6ice z panem
Stoltmanem u%trzymywal salon
polski, objaf teraz inny salon,
dawniejszy Berliner Hall, i
prowadzi 60 do spo}ki z panem
Piotrem Leila.
w DNIU 10 Marca beda
W poszczegoluych wardach
W naszem miescie prawybory.
PAN SCHELLHAS
zaprowadzi} w swoim browarze
oSwietlenie elektryczne:
BABY MA WESELU. -
OWE baby koscielne parafii
sw. Stanis}awa Kostki W
Winonie, rodzone siostry ,by}y
niedawno ma weselu W
Stev2nspoint i tam,
rozhulawszy sic, warcholska
z6lc swoja wylewa}y ma
Warus0.
a przeciez Waarus dotad
ami jedneL ami drugiej Z
owych bah, zadnej krzywdy
ME zrobi}--owszem jedne z
Mich tax postawi} ma nogi, &c
dzisiaj JUL nawet zedzieje jej
sic, tytuiu ,,pani baba".
Dopoki Warusa ME b,}o W
Winonie, to owa babe wraz
lei koltuniatYm dziadem
miasto zywit musialo, ale
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-20

MA ROCZNEM posiedzeniu
Polskiej Spolki Handlowej
(Polish Stock Co.. uchwalono
udzielic akcyonaryuszom IS
procent dywindendy.