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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-19

ten years ago, and the grammar has i'm
proved. What they said does not need
repetition here. They told the same story
they always tell, told it with the same
radiant smile Of faith, and 1 believe they
had found all they claimed. A faith that
lifts man out OF the dirt and puts a look
like that in his eyes is power fof good.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-19

The.youthful heroes who populate it at
present file into chapel in strings of ten or
twelve, little choristers IN white gowns,
6-foot boys with stopping shoulders, blonde
boys and dark boys and white boys and
brown boys, and one little black boy with
strange, melancholy little face and the
gravity OF bronze statue. Each small
boy deposits his silk hat on an old bench
in the ante-chapel or on the tall arms of
the candelabra, or on the pavement, the
sunken stones under which rest the masters
and chaplains of long past days.
At night we wander in the great park,
down Queen Anne's ride. with the big
elms black against the moon.
VAN DYcK BROWN.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-19

take the dime instead of the faith. /
gave him the two nickels and he called
down blessings on my lovely head. did
not watch to see where he went; did not
wish to know. He vanished in the fog and
l went indoors, my mind in fog as dense.
OLIVE HEYDEN.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-19
In The Shadow
OF Windsor Castle

"Ere on your
right, cabinet-pres-
ents to the Queen
Raiah. ere on your
left = EN- broidered =
chain made of
silver ornament
- belonged to
gobeling ia pes try
etc."
And on all these
red brocaded or ia
pestried walls great
portraits hang in old
gold frames. The Van
Dyck room alone con-
tains fourteen or fif-
teen marvellous por-
traits by that wonder
full master. And the
relentless BIO b by
chases US out, with
but a fleeting glance
at the loftily scornfu,
Charles /; at Henri
eta, his wife; at the
beautiful children
the second Duke of
B u C K n g h a m and
Lord Francis Villiers
two tall boys in
brown velvet, with
brown velvet eyes
and hair. the almost
too familiar children
of Charles the First
and another portrait
as unfamiliar. And
ever the toothless
guide proceeds on
ward and shows us
e lie p ant tn S k S
mounted in silver and
strange ostrich-feath-
er fans, and presents
galore, like one Sec
ton of the depart
ment of India at the
Midwinter Fair!
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-19

All my life have listened with interest
to the orator on the street corner. I can
by no means pass him now without paus-
ing to catch the spray from his stream of
eloquence. In the long ago he held q
most high position among the heroes OF
my childish mind. When 1 grew older, I,
too, would be speaker, or al least ]
would marry one and wander at will from
city to village, selling medicine or doing
tricks and gathering a fortune in nickels.
was undecided, whether to have bear or
monkey, trying to decide which l feared
least
The lady who sang while her husband
hung by his toes from a rope, or turned
himself inside out, was greater than a
queen, and only the lack of singing voice
kept me from craving life Just like hers.
1 realize now that she didn't let little
thirg like that stand in her way.
The medicine man who had troupe of
singers, and who could afford platform
on the corner and a shelf to exhibit the
tapeworms, with the name of the former
possessor on each jar, was a potentate.
The bits of information I gathered from
The speeches were carefully treasured and
implicitly trusted until some later master
of eloquence assured nue. it was all nom
sense and that he alone knew all about it.
The day / discovered that my own lot
was TO be preferred to any fakir's was not
exactly day of triumph. 1t is not pleas
ant to see the paint rubbed off. / would
rather believe that the fairies in the ballet
dance on forever. So much we enjoy is
only paint.
While 1 left behind my faith in and the
desire to emulate the corner people, have
kept keen interest in them and l know
them in all their phases.
Going idly about one afternoon during
the orator season, seeking something to
distract, thought of going to all the cor
ners and squares frequented by them and
listening for short time to each. As the
first sunset shadows fell across a certain
square man came along with valise.
BY all my experience he was a vender of
cure-alls. Now was he pills or liniment?
He stepped to a post and fastened to it a
chart from the valise. All the idlers in
sight began to gather. The chart was
only q rough drawing of the signs of the
zodiac. The stream of his eloquence was
loosed, the Chicago convention whiskers
began to wave, and the purpose of the
chart was revealed. He wanted to cast
our horoscopes and tell US what we were
good for. o for the day of childish faith
that might pay my money and find that
out!
He explained the science of astrology
and convinced US of its value and the
bigoted ignorance of a dictionary
" which calls it relic of mythology. So
IA many Of the mysteries of life are plain
(M to me since that lesson. The reason
1911 that round people are in square holes
| E is that they never had their horoscopes
! Mo- cast, do not know under
IN which star they were born
- - and what they can be. And
-M--- we were glad to hear thai
~ soon all colleges and
- IN,
\ ''''''@ q !
In the Quadrangle.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25
APure df!ps essansl fartallfi Z III. 4
20 YEARS TIE ST. ATlDARDI
Datton Tinaep1ecss.1

Dutton T1nep1eess. lll5
A buttonhole watch. ID obviously .
very useful and ornsmental fashion.
This unique timepiece can always be
kept in sight ana enables one to an
swer questlonsas to the time with the
minimum amount Of trouble. Large
quantities of these miniature watches
are being imported from France for
the Christmas season. The buttonh0le
watch fad originated In France They
were first worn by bicycljsts on the
sleeve or In one of the lower button
holes Of the coat. They enabled the
cyciist to see the time without incon-
venience while riding at full speed
In America they will be worn, how
ever, in the lapel of the coat, The or.
binary form Of buttonhole watch has a
face about tne-half inch in diameter.
or even less. It may readily he seei
that when these tiny faces are taste,
fully decorated they will be highly or.
aalnental to the lapel Of most coats.
AT distance they might readily be
mistaken for q badge Of the Legion Of
Honor or, some similar device.
The works of the novel watches are
about the size Of an ordinary ladies'
watch. The face, which is about one
fourth the dtnmeter Of the. works, is
connected with the mechanism hy q
thin neck. The buttOn-hole. watches
may he bought for $40, although some
OF the most elaborate designs cost ten
times that dgure.-New York World.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25

snsssfsnas ID Z z log 81 3's
tai NE iii Y i,o,it h. niea U. y.
Il; u addrcs sing U vsIaiys deSf friepd
IN o. nan Wh0ae sey6ntY NJ All W IaIl'
Sypent 'life have borne tieh frUitG. 81 ne
AND honor. lth0u, sll 4 New EnRiand8
sltA1 ban the sceae III ghie 1ahorI sIOr
!elin0et tlfty yenrs, INC - q flSi1th1snerS
;t,ys biEtl4 ana grew up sto. mani o6d .In
. colaMilntt almost a. ely Ike that
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25

about breakfast time, through vagrnnt
guns and crackers were heard through
put the day. very child was ambitious
to make all the noise he could.n
"But were there no presents p
yes; though we knew nothing Of
the hanging up Of stockings, and tho
Santa Claus lore that forms 60 delight
ful feature Of child-life now-a-days.
The presents Chose. TINT we received.
ct least) were rather trivial raisins.
nuts, candy and few fire-crackers;
but they perfectly satisfied US. !. It was
the recoknized season for gifts then.
no less than now; and the unwritten
law OF the day was tint whoever first
saluted another and cried Christmas
Gift, might claim one from the person
20 saluted. Hence, the children, and,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25

It thoae seasons wore nniis 'tha Error.r
Ething on Ghrisfms. r,,t H,s i, .le 1opsi
B ssWhat. FOR instancasa s.s.s
Il ssVWhvI rates: rara Iir+a., $50, ..,,.,.
hinges and csfrried or and ali =. , M,
az imniSh little fricE. Wa n,srs - .'. otsaa,.
Occasioraiiv fhev we've = iittle +As o. ~.
ous for. snorf--fcrs Iao,t,me+o e s,,,, go. a.
least Enr is,sta ,nca 49, 80. .u .a,, 81
tidnes taken from Tia stahIa va ~, sv -
remote mart Of tha fsrne A o,,I -. rnre ~ =
81 8 ttobacco nen "a the ,,,cS H s ~ ~.
curin9 tohaccn vvare cailad : srtn 80 ~.
animal would nsrhons he h.,t u =. pvos
before the nwner fa~nI ~ NIL, s.ar .,ss..
inappronrfata wav "a caiot,o4. rh ,I.y
mas. Rut "a general the 4r,nLs Sn ,.,n,.s
harmless e y 4 .nnw .a,eHS " mete :
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25

,Fleersstsins sad ::llsIEiiaA stsasiss
Sealing: wax red 10 q new color that
y being much used III staining w 4.
made up into odd pieces Of furniture.
The new stain " appIied witffsieq6lal
success to. wicker work III ali III yarik:
ties, and is q rich aladttio1 to, decora.
tive effects. Some very attractive Set-i
ties are shown I'M this coloring, though;
the forest-green finish, which has
proved the most popular eject. 80 by.
no means dethroned in favor. The
genuine English settles often offered
IN shops are Viewed with discretion by
travellers who have seen SUCH belong.
ings In old English farm houses On
their native heath they are 'of solid
oak, fully five feet high, and running
quite across the great Kitchens. They
are black with time, and are apt to
be well seasoned with hami!f fat. The
duty Of the settle IL fourfold: It Is the
family sent, and, as the bench part can
De raised, i'm the drawers beneath IRE
kept the family rags: for tweaving.
Above the seat is the family hat rack.
The upright is double, and in the re-
cess thus formed the family bacon is
hung, doors opening from behind into
this cupboard. The dainty. affairs we
know as English settlessare toys.:lc y E
pared to the actual thing. :
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25
"A Great redwood .siab.

In New Whatcom, q seaport town
and the county seat, Of Whatcom coun-
ty. the northwest county In Washing
ton, and in the United States, is erect
ed on the outer edge Of a sidewalk on
one Of the principal street corners. al,
immense slab. or section of one of
Washington's biggest red fir trees, The
slab. being cut directly across the di.
ameter Of the tree. like q butchers
cutting block, is set ON edge, the great.
est diameter extending upward. the
bark being on its entire circumference.
:s,A stranger naturally feels inclined to
walk up to the slab and measure. It by
It's height, and is surprised to find that
it would take another man standin9 on
his head to extend to the top Of it.
Ihen ne steps back q pace and reads
the Following inscription, neatly print.
ed on board attached to the face Of
the slab: ~
Tree from Loops Ranch Forks.
Whatcom county, Wash. The tree was
465 feet high, 220 feet to FIRST limb, and
IS feet IL inches in circumference at
tile base. II sawed into lumber it
would make 96y345 feet. 1t would
build eight cottages two stories high,
OF seven rooms each. The tree is about
40 years old, according to the rings.
II sawed into inch-square strips It
would I'LL ten ordinary cars, and the
strips would reach from Whatcom to
China"
The section shows the tree sound to
the core.-Mining and Scientific Press.
.--.----.-----
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25
Merely . sarEestion

1 "siy dsasr.s siiiia Ms, Yonnshusibaa
81 saw such I queer dlncy cable al 4
this afternoon. Il had no passengers
Af:nfl.' ~ :. n e. :e sts.s. 4
B That .waa as.sands car, !: srenlied her
lord and imaster as he looked up from
hi9.evenih paper; It distributes sand
along We 44snSks D. Eaep *;tthe. wheels
from slipping" "
How very nice, Edward" she
sighed. 1T seems to me that such a
contrivance would DO very useful to
you at times"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25

8 49, CRY Like FOufth OF J01y.
% long as the powder lasted. Pistols
we rarely saw in those days. But
there were other devices for keeping
up the racket. One was exploding hogs
biadders. These. which had been saved
ana prepared many weeks beforehand.
We're blown full Of air and tightly tied.
They We're brought out on Christmas
morning, long before daylight, and
when warmed before the fire, burst,
making "a tremendous noise. They
were the cannon crackers OF those
days. The uproar commonly abated
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25
& a. Uachanssa opi.io..

II u you may can Mr. Bicycles eeotist,,|
and conceited, II you choose" she ssle
but heres one trait that / admire ~
HIM He always gives his wife cfemlI
for possessing excellent Judgment 4
don't think that's very egotistical." i;
Z Yes, It 10" her husband repleaI
HHs does that because she selsete2
him when she married. "-WashinstoH
.Star. .;;
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25
The wheel Didn,t

The Wheel Didn't Eat.
Happened. to see your wife on a
wheel yesterday. # I remetnber. I
heard you declare you would never al
low her to rides"
Eyes, know. But she had q chance
to trade OF her pug: dog for wheel,
and ! thought I would choose the least
evil. "-Indianapolis journal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25
Increasing butter, Fat.

AAASESaoAmB 11UtGGx" rat. .if
I have not found any food which ma
terially increases the percentage Of but
ter fat in the milk of d given cow.
The only way to reach this result is to
feed SO as to secure more milk and
consequently larger aggregate Of but
ter fat Tests show that while it is
not practical to feed fat into the milk,
the percentage of fat Is increased as
the milk yield falls of. It pays to feed
little bran or grain feed even in suI..-
mer, when cows are ON good pasture.
They hold out longer and the milk
flow responds less readily to changes
Of condition in pasture. In my own
personal experience this course has re-
suited in my cows making an average
of fifty pounds more than when the
practice was not followed. The cost
per head for the extra feed thus ex-
pended was IS and the increase In but
ter sold was $135O.-C. p. Goodrich,
Wisconsin University.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25
Still Dissatisae

WELL" remarked the wife Of the.
man who; Ind changed his mind about
coming down to congress, '.you have a
clear conscience, anyhow.
u know that" was the comfortless
reply, but clear conscience isn't
what ! was running for" Washington
Star. "A
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25

Artlessly Responsible..
She-My parrot says some .awfully
clever things. N.
He-And who taught It to talk?
ooh, I did. Workers Statesman.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25
serving Two lfasters.'

"Jibway's wife seems to have him
pretty well under control
Eyes; the. only time Jibway is not
under the influence Of his wife is when
he is under the influence Of liquor
indianapolis Journal
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25
A Parade,

First Medical Student What il 4
Second Medical Student-A couple Q
young N. DIS who get all the practice
they want in the first year after they
have hung their shingle out. --somefs
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25
40 YEARS |!
a SUFFERE Err

DRAn srRs,-Am q years old and began taking your
nedieine last April Tor Rheumatism, which have had
Drops' the Rhsumasism has all disappeared, the sti6
ness 10 gone from my Joints. and my heart never
misses beat am today WELL strong woman, and
i owe IL to IS Drops." only wish could soundtn
6uge Of praise loud enough % DO heard al over the
world and could convince every ons that 80 Drops"
= al you clsin Il 70 b and more. -
Mrs. D. T. CALyx1,
\; ts5 WlnaleM, Stevenson Co., M
Every one Knows that rs Drops',' y .
fy5YxvtSl quick and permanent cure for Rheu.
ul4kA421 9atls1s, Meuralssa. CAtarrh,
DyHDepslas Nervousness, In
9artDpe, and kindred diseases. elee
ref bottle eample,. prepaid, BY mail, IS cents. s.
esansa Rhslnatis Cur O, ~ rsarisn st., Aiease N
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25
An Excention

"It is claimed that love levels all
things" sighed Mrs. Grumpey.
But no one in the world ever saw
Q lover with level head" sneered
Grumpey.-Detroit Free Press.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25

Hegeman's Camphor Toe with 0lycerinx
and faes. Cold sorss. %. G. @. Cart Co,E 6syen. d
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25

TO CURE a COLD In ONE DAT.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25

Mrs. Wtnsloyv.s Soothing syrup
tsethin: softsns thesnmA reduces nAam.
NATION, allays pain. wind cello. Is cents botte
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25

The Enects Of Yachtfnr.
Yachtsman lat table in yacht club
house)-Is smitherton's yacht laid up
yet?
/. Second Yachtsman (ditto)-No; but
Smitherton is. i. IN {.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25

Pts stopped free and perusnenfly cured. No ata
efter first dsy'p uss Of Dr. Kiile'S: GroS GSrvo
ReSl0ror. fyee p trial bottle and tfeatioe
Ssndto Ds: EissE. ~ Arch IS, fhiladslphiA Pa
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-25

believe my prompt use Of Piso's Cure
prevented quick cousumption.-M Lucy
Wallace. Marquette. Kan. Dec. u, '95.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08
DObre nOwiny PGfu-
dniOwei DakOtY.

SwietnY wypadek ostatnlch
univ nape{n, tego roku kleszeule
tarmerow Dakotejsklch zdrowem,
p,eniedzml.
A lea ieszcze wDakocie tyslace
zyznej ziem1 odfoglem, pc |ewej
stronle rzeki Missouri, dokad "
c'agu jednej doby dojechac mona
Z Chicago lab Milwaukee. A to
teraz j~eszcze MONA dostac bardzo
tanlo.
Chow bYd}a W Dakoc'e Po}ud-
niowe] bardzo sig op}aca, a bogacze
re Wschodu obecnie wkfadaia
kapita!y W bYd1o owce, rosnsce W
" tymStanle. Take gospodarstwo
Dab,a}owe czyli mleczarstwo kwit-
ME.
Wzgledem bllzszych szczeg6l6w
zgEosiG SIG pod adresem: W. E.
Powell, General Imm,gratlonAgent,
40 Old Colony Building, Chicago,
ILL.,. hub do byle agenta ]okalnego
kole1 Chicago, Milwaukee i St.
Paul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08
I'D b6lu gfOWy.

Jake 1ekarstWO Cd kazdegO Todzaju
b6lu glowy, Electric Bitters jest hez
watpienia najlepsze. Leczy kom p~letnle
i najuporczywszy boil ustepuje natych-
mast. Nawolujemy wszystklch
cierpiacych do kuplenia butelki Ola
PROXY. w razie uporczywego i czesto
powtarzaiacego sic f6lu glowy, Electric
Bitters leczy niezawodnie i tylko w
rzadkich wypadkach leczenie d1uzeJ sig
rozciaga. 5pl6bujcie raz a przekonAcle
sig. Wiqksze butelki tylko pc SO cent6w
ma sprzedaz we w%szystKicb aptekscit.
W Wlnonie apIzedaJe to lekars.Wo
apteka JACKSON & RADEMACHER,
SO ". 2 Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08
KARTY ma

KARTY OKRETOWE ma
mielzy l,l,, (t'e.ntt)
kajuty sp:zedajs 20 spra-
wledliwych cenach pan 9. d
Burroughs W Winonie. ageot
kolei C~h,cagoMjlwaukee & ST.
Paul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

KTOBY CHCIAL KUPIC s
Sot6w kecaikiem nowlutenka,
wprost Z fabryk, sprowadzona ma
shy ne do szYcia. nlechal sle zg9osi
do wYdawcY Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08
Poswiecenie koSciofa
W North Creekg.
(e PAZDz )

Kr6tko pred zamknieciem
Redakcyi odebralismy North
Creeku, Wis, d}uzsza koresPon'
dencya, kt6ra zmuszeni jestesmy
od}ozyc do nastepnego numeru
Dzisiaj tylko tresc jej podaje-
Powiekszony kosci6} polski
noswieci} Ks. Biskup Schwebach.
Ksieza obecni: x. Kolkiewicz, X.
Kruszka, x. Babinski, x. Cara, x.
Hauck i miejscowy proboszcz X.
Siwiec. Farmer6w zjechafo sig
oko{o 200 woz6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

NOWO ZORGANIZUWA-
NY Klub Demokracki wybraf
sobie nastepuj4cy zarzqd:
Mieczys}aw Kowalewski, PREF.
Robert Winczewski, vice-prez.
J6zef Winczewski, sekr. l..
Stanis}aw Kosinski, sekr. Ii,
:J6zef Kosidowski, Kasyer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

POCIAG kolei St. Paulskiej
przeiecha4 we Wtorek / zabl{
chodzacego do szko4y syna
robotnika Micha}a Wieczor'
ka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

Spzredazy KA-
PELUSZY
W handIu modnlarSkim
pant II. A. LEMME'.
82l il. 3rd Str.

(n'edaleko aptek1 pana Lauera).
Sale p16r (BOA), We
10 ny slu b e, wstazki,
TO rmy do kapelusz6w !
t. d. W tvm wielk,m magazine
moliniarsklm tanieJ dostaniec!e,
n,z gdz,eindziej.
Wvpozvczaja sic take Kost-
jumY Teatralne.
Polec0ne przez duchoWiei
stwO.-Jawne p%olecenie dane przez
dnchowlenstwo ORA Plotra Gomozo
aczvnl}o nazwisko tego srodka
zuanym wYrazem W wlelu klaszto-
rach in%stYtutach dobroczynnYch
po ca}ym kraJu.
KS Bernard NJ. Skulik, D. D. z
Brighton, Ia, we co pisze, gdy "
n,edawnYm liscie podaja swoje
wlasne doswladczenls jak nastepu-
je: DR.. P. Fshrney, Chicago Ills.
Szan. Panic! Zycze soble wyrazld
Panu podzlekowanle "a dobro
kt6re Ora Piotra Gamozo MI uczY-
ni4o. Juz wiecei ME cierpie ma
n,eprzvjemuy Dol g}owy i ma
rnigrene, ma kt6ra cierp,a}em.
Jestem r6wnlez proszony przez
mvch parafian co wyrazen,a PAM
W aoh ,mieniu podziekowanie "a
wielka ulge i korzysc zyskana przez
NY wanie panskiej medycyny.
z prawdzlwym szacunklem
Ks. B. M. Skulik, D. D.
Ora Piotra Gomozo ME jest tax
zwana ,,medyoyna patentowa. "leca
zaufanem lekarstwem famlhjnem,
ktore bY}o W oiagiem uzytku cd
przeszio 100 lat. Aptekarze ME
moge je dostao. Jest sprzedawanem
ludn'om besposrednlo przez lokal-
nNch agent6w. Kazda parafla
COMMA m,eo reprezentanta tego
lekarstwa. Plsscie pc warunki i
pe}ne szozeg6}y. Adresujcie: DR. P.
Fahroey, l12-1l4 S. Hoyne Ave.,
Chicago, Ills.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08
DOKTOPEM

ZNAKOMITYM DOKTOPEM
mole sic teraz poszczycic nasze
m1esto. Jest to lekarz francuski
DR.. HI. A. B K, do
piero cd trzech mlesizcy wWino:ie
osiad1y. Lec:y on wyiacznie glove
ludzka GRAZ jej cze6cl, a w1eo
choroby oczu, uszu, gard}a, nosa
It'd. Pan doktor B a x.
choG dopiero TAX krdtki czas
miedzy Mani osiad}y, ma juz W
m iekcie piorwszorzedne lmie, jake
bieg}y lekarz, pos1adajacy grunto
wne wiadomoscl medyczne i CHI
rurglczne. Wielu juz ludzr uwolni}
Cd dokuczllwych below, ratowa}
cd kalectwa a nawet cd smierci.
LeczY tel skutecznie choroby,
powsta4e z zanieczYszczenia lub
zatrucla krwi, l pochodzace 2tad
zapalenla W ustach, W twarzy lub
g}eblej W gfowie. = Jego B,uro
lecznlcze Jest W kamienlcy
Choata, ma drugjem pletrze.
Zg}osld sic PREY elewatorze W
drzwiach pom'edzy g}6wnym
wchodem do bandlu G boat a
a handlem rozmaitosci panaBaker.
Ola zamieiscowYch podajemy
wyrazny, kompletnY adres: nr.H,
A. B K, Choate Block,
Rooms 3Ol & so2, Winopa. MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

w KOSCIELE sw. Stanis}awa
Kostki pob}ogos}awiony zosta} we
Wtorek Stub pomiedzy panem
Karolem Bambenkiem a parma
Anna Malotk6wna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

WIEL. KS ACKAW Kruszka
z Ripon, Wis, przyby} W Ponie-
dzia4ek wieczorem do Winony,
jadac ma poswiecenie polskiego
ioscio}a do North Greek, Wis, i
nocowa} tn W polskiej plebanii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

LISTOWY Frank Billings
umarf ma suctoty, przezywszy lat
81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

~przeszedfszy Cd republikandw do
niezaleznych, pojedzie panem
Fitzpatriekem, kandydatem demo-
krackim ma kongresmana, jake
polsk i m6wca do Owatonna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

NJ Ma take ma sk1adzie wszel-
XII towar piekarski i cukjern'czy /
rome {akocie ola dsIeci. Dostarcza
szelklch pozadanych pieczyw ma
esela i zabawy famlljjne.