davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-10
szpa6skiem panuje duch
wojowniczy. General guber-

wojowniczy. General guber-
nator donosi, ae ma horyzoncie
ukaza}y sic trzy wielkie okrs.
ty amerykadskie. Gubernator
przypuszcza, ze fota Sampsona
gotuje sic do ataku ma wyspe.
Hiszpa6ski parowiec przy
pomocy okretu wojennego
uszedi pogoni amerykahskiego
krazownika.
Depesza urzedowa z Havany
donosi, re ameryka6ski krazo.
wink i wielki torpedowiec
pr6bowa}y wedrzec sic do
portu Cardenas. Kanonierki
hiszpaGskie Antonio Lopez,
Ligera i Alerta, po p6lgodzin.
nem strzelaniu z armat, zmusi-
ay okrsty nieprzyjacielskie do
odwrotu.
Port Mahan, gl6wne miasto
ma Minorce, ma wyspach Ba.
learskich, jest dostatecznie "a.
bezpieczony pred najazdem ze
strony ameryka6skiej foty.
MADRYr, 10 Maja. -Parla'
ment uchwali} wszystkie
wnioski rzsdowe, tyczace sig
sposobu prowadzenia wojny.
Rokosz W Medyolanie.
RzYM, logo Maja. - Stan
rzeczy W Medyolanie jest gro
zny. Komunikacya tramwaja-
mi przerwana. Sluzba tramwa.
iowa strajkuje. Ludnost oko-
liczna tloczy sic do miasta
uzbrojona we wildly i cepy.
Wojsko strzela}o do ludu z
armat. Krzyk ranionych i
umierajscych mieszal sic 2 hu-
kiem dial. Miedzy poleg}ymi
znajduje sic m}oda c6rka "a
moanej rodziny, kt6ra przecho'
dzila przypadkiem przez
dzielnice, W kt6rej wojsko
strzelalo do ludu. Kobiety
podnieca}y mezczyzn do buntu.
Nawet dzieciom ME broniono
bra6 udzialu W nieporzadkach.
Ma Corso Garibaldi ustawiono
13 barykad. Bersaglierzy mu'
sieli szturmem zdobywac jedns
po drugiej. Klasztor sw. Mi
cha}a by} W niebezpiecze1stwie.
Motloch chcial pozabijac "a
konnice cia}a ich wrzucic ma
barykade. Szwadron konnicy
ocali} Siostry z grozscego I'M
niebezpiecze6stwa. Liczbe po-
leg}ych podaja ma 1000. Ran.
nych liczs ma kilka tysiecy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-10
PrzerRzajaca scena.

Cos straszliwszego cd tego, czego
swiadkiem by}a wczorsi pani Micha.
Iowa Click, zam. pm. 240 w. IL str.
wyobrazi6 sobie trudno.
Wysz}a oua godz. Ii przed po.
ludniem mieszkauia ma podw6rze,
przekonawszy sic, ze dziecko jej spi
spokoinie rozmawia4a tam sasiad.
ka. Kiedy wr6cila W dziesie6 minut
p6zniej, ujrza}a dzieoie swoje lezece
ma podiodze W kaiuay krwi, podczas
gdy mad MEM sta4 pies jej pokojOwy,
zebami wpiteni W gardio dziecie.
cia. Przerazona Glickowa kilka razy
kopneia noga psa, gdy to ME po.
mogso, pr6bowala paszcze jego otwo.
rzyt: ale ze przez to jeszcze bardziej
rozdzierala rany dziecka, przeto W
przeraaeniu SVEN porwa3a hak cd
pieca biia psa po lbie, p6ki go ME
ubi!a. Wtedy po dauaszem usilowaniu
zdosaia paszcze psassotworzyt. Poso.
zy2a krwia oblane dziecko ma l6zko i
krzyczac p}aczso pobiegia po leka.
RIA. MIN ten jednakowoz nadszedl,
jua dziecko ME zylo. PAM Click
opowiada, ze psa tego posiadali cd
lat kilku, byl on zawsze wiernym,
szozeg6lnie dla d2ieci sagodnym.
Nieszczescie czy samOb6jstwo9
DIS rano po godz. 2 pewien goSd
W hotelu Great Northern spads czy
rzucii sic okns Is pistra do rotun-
dy i oozywiScie zabis sic ma miejscu.
TAX straszliwie bys pokaleczony, ze
rys6w twarzy ME MONA bylo rozro.
ani6: musiano is6 do pokoju, aby
przekonad sic, ktorego gosci ,spo.
tkalo to nieszczesoie. Okazalo sic
wreszcie, ae bys to Robert Russell
Omaha, agent frmy Cudahy Packing
Co. zdaje sic, ze .stas sic o6ara ME.
szczesliwego wypadku, bo Mkt ME
umie znslead powodu do aamoboi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-10

Konsul ameryka6ski W
Matanzas ma Kubie, kt6ry
musial wyjechac Kuby W
chwili wypowiedzenia wojny,
przejeadza przez Chicago uda'
JAG sig do Bedford, La, i sta.
nawszy W hotelu fremont
House, zamierza zabawic tu
pare dni.
Brice, kt6ry cd Z Kwietnia
ma ,,urlop urzsdowy", piastu:
je urzad konsula cd lat 4ch i
zna doskonale stosunki ma
Kubie. Twierdzi on, 2e Stany
Ziednoczone dawno mialy
pow6d do zbrojnego wysts-
pienia ma Kubie 2 powodu
szk6d W handlu ponoszonYch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-10
Chicago, logo Maja.

Zatoce ManllSKleJ SO az nauGo
Eidoezne. Komandor Dewey,
sniszczywszy doszczetnie hisz-
paGska eskadre, oczyscR z
hisapa6skich okret6w ca}y
ocean Wielki. Ameryka1skie
okrety handlowe moga po tym
oceanic plynaG obecnie tax
swobodnie, jak W czasach mai
wiekszego spokoiu. Neutralne
okrety, podazajsce do amery'
ka6skich port6w lub z mich
wychodzsce ME potrzebuis od-
tad obawiaG sig nieprzyjemno
sci ze strony hiszpa6skich ma,
rynarzy. Opr6cz tego wywario
zwycieztwo DeWeya ogromne
wrazenie nietylko IA Hiszpa.
mach lecz ma Europe ca3ej.
Przestano tam szydzic ze Sta
now Ziednoczonych, wszyscy
prgyznaja, ae amerykahskle
okrety wojenne nietylko So
zaopatrzone W kosztowne ma
szyny, ziejace ogniem i aela,
zem, lecz nadto posiadaja Of
cer6w zalogs, kt6rzy z dzia3a:
mi najnowszej korstrukcyi
umiejs sig obchodziG, kt6rzy
pod wzglsdem msztwa ME
ustepujs marynarzom pahstw
innych.
w takich warunkach ma
dlugs wojne ME zanosi sic.
Hiszpania ME da wprawdzie
"a Wygrana, ME zmierzywszy
swei floty oceanu Atlanty.
ckiego z flota Sampsona, lecz
mkt iuz ME wstpi o ostatecz-
nym rezultacie tel nier6wnej
walki. Sampson zniszczy eska-
Dire nieprzyjacielska W poblizu
Portorico tax samo, iak Dewey
zniszczyl okrety hiszpa1skie
pod Manila, Ocean Atlantycki
oczyszczony zostanie tax samo,
iak ocean Spokojny. Zaiecie
Hawany i Portorico bedzie
bezposredniem tego nastep-
stwem.
Interes Hiszpanii wymaga
tego koniecznie, azeby ME
przedluzala woiny niepotrze,
bnie, lecz zgOdaila sig jak mai
predzej IA bezwaruukowe
ustspienie z Kuby. I'm d}uzej
bedzie sig opierac, tenn dla
niej gorzei. Powodzenie anne.
ryka1skiego oreza moze }atwo
spowodowac polityk0w we
Westinghouse do appointments
0 tenn, co niedawno temu po-
wiedzial kongres, ze Stany
Ziednoczone ME prowadza
wojny zaborczej, lecz chwyci}y
"a orez iedynie W celu oswo
bodzenia Kuba6czykow. Juz
dzisiaj odzYwaja sic g1osy, ze
doktryna Monroego Stanom
Zjednoczonym ME wystarcaa,
ze nadarza sig nam sposobnosc
korzystania ze szczescia i costa
MA pierwszs potega nietylko
ladowa lecz imorsks. Pomiedzy
naszymi brzegami zachodnimi
a wsehodnimi brzegami Azyi
da sic utworzyG }atwo most,
z wysp z}ozony. Przez uyspy
FilipiGskie, dostaG sic MONA
do hiszpa6skich wysp Palau,
ztamt9d do wysp Karoli6.
skich, a Mich do wysp Ha.
wajskich, kt6rych mieszka1cy
chca koniecznie dostaG sic pod
nasze panowanie. Nasze pano:
wanie na Pacyfku byloby
w6wczas zapewnione. Wstep
do Chin stalby dla mas otwo.
rem, stalibysmy sic nadto bez,
posrednimi sssiadami kolonii
australskich. Rownoczesnie u
czyniioby mas posiadanie Kuby
i Portorico panami morza Ka.
raibskiego i zatoki Meksyka6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-10

z6}tej febry. Dewey otrzyma
sable honorows z}oty media
pamistkowy. Podobne medale
otrzymajs wszyscy ofcerowie i
marynarze, kt6rzy brali udzia1
W bitwie pod Manila.
TAMPA, logo Maja. Wszy-
stkie parowce beda W CAVIAR
tex gotowe do przewozenia
wojsk ma Kube. Gdy nadej'
die wiadomosc o zwycieztwie
Sampsona, nadejdzie rozkaz
wsiadania ma okrsty.
MOBILE, Ala, logo Maja.-
q st. Louis, Jeffersonville i
Philadelphii nadesz}o III
mu}6w, 3o woz6w, znaczny
zapas uprzeay i 1000 mundu.
row. Organizacya korpusu,
wybierajacego sic ztsd ma Ku-
be, jest ma uko6czeniu.
TAMPA, logo Maja. Paro.
wcem ,,Gussie" wywieziono
dzisiaj rano ma wyspe Kube
1000 karabin6w Springfield,
100000 nabojow i kilka set
skrzy6 ze zapasami zywnosci.
Jedns kompania l pu}ku pie.
choty towarzyszy przeprawie i
wreczy }sdunek parowca ku-
ba6skim powsta6com. Paro.
wiec udaje sic ma wysps pod
oslons kanonierki, naleAscej
do eskadry blokujacej Kube.
Ma wyspie Pic Mic znajduje
sic II wagon6w, ,na}adowanych
dynamitem, torpedami, pro-
chem i innymi materya4ami
wybuchowymi, kt6re sa>prze'
znaczone ola okret6w, bloku-
jscych Havane.
Fort MONROE, Va, logo
Maia. - Krazownik New
Orleans przy}aczyl sic do
eskadry latajacej. Spodziewa'
ia sic przybycla okretu Min
neapolis". Eskadra latajsca
bedzie sic w6wczas sklada}a z
trzech krsaownik6w, 2 okrs'
tow wojennych ! yachtu po'
mocniczego. Wy}adowany dy'
namitem kraaownik nVesu.
vius" i ,,Suance" odpiyne}y do
Key West i przylscza sig do
eskadry, blokujscei porty ku'
ba6skie.
WASHINGTON, logo Maja. -
Ma oststniej rad2ie gabineto.
wei omawiauo blizsze szczeg6.
}y wyprawienia ma Filiplny
oddzialu wojsk zwiazkowych i
zamierzonej, ekspedycyl ma
Kube. Ze San Francisco wysz
Ia 5000 wojska ma pomoc adj
mira}owi Dewey. Zajmie on
Manile i opanuje tamteisze
forty. Termin wys1ania wojsk
ma Kube zaleay cd rezultatu
starcia SIG eskadry Sampsona
eskadrs hiszpa1ska lub cd
skutku bombardowania Porto
Rico. Gdy wojska ameryka1.
skie wyladujs, zostanie Hava-
ma zaatakoWana Cd strony Ia
du morza.
MADRYr, logo Maja. -
Powstanie ma prowincyi wSma-
ga sic. w Cadiz i Alicante lud
zak}6ca porzadek publiczny.
Pod Sewila zamordowano ksie.
dza. " Linares, pod Jean
tlum ludu wtargna} do ratu-
sza, powyrzuca1 oknami spree.
ty, napad} nastspnie pa miesz-
kanie kolektora podatkow i
zburzy5 tam ca}e wewnetrzne
urzadzenie. Lud by{ uzbrojo.
ny. Policya musia1a uaywac
rewolwer6w. 10 os6b zabito,
80 raniono.
W Abacate, Jean, Sewili i
Saragosie og}oszono stan oble-
zenia. Partya wojskowa pod.
nosi glove. Przysz}y Rad be-
die musia2 liczyc sig z gene
razami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-10
Ma pole Walki.
Pulk 4 i 5 wyruszs wkr6tce.
K0nsul amerykanski " Matanzas.

Wczoraj W "Camp Tanner
panowa} ruch ogromny, zw1a'
SEGA 8 i s pu}ku, kt6re sic
przygotowujs do wyruszenia
do Chickamagua, lub dokad'
kolwiek ministeryum wojny je
posle.
q Washingtonu nadeszla
wczoraj telegrafczna wiado-
mosc, re diva pierwsze pu1ki
milicyi stanu Illinois, kt6re do
wojsk regularnych wcielono,
maja udac SIG do Washingto.
nu,-dwa pulki piechoty, lex:
ka baterya i pu}k kawaleryi
do Camp Thomas W Chicka'
magua, jakotez try pu2ki pie;
choty do Tampa, Fla, skad
beda musialy udac sic ma Ku-
be.
Pu}k sis, do armii regu-
larnej w}sczone, otrzymaly
rozkaz przygotowania sic do
Spiesznego wymarszu. Puik 5,
pod rozkazami pulk. Culvera,
jast kompletny i sklada sic z
IL kompanij lic7acych przepi-
sans W czasie wojny ilosc lu'
dzi; W pu1ku zas 8, pod rozka'
zami pu4k. Bennita, kompanie
I Aurora A re Streator ME
SO kompletne, ale W kaadei z
Mich brak tylko po 10 ludzi.
Wielki entuzyazm panowai
wczoraj W zbrojowni milicyi
morskiej, gdy odczytano Pc
wien telegram cd senatora
Masona do burmistrza Harri.
soma. Senator Mason donosi,
il poufnie poinformowano 60
W ministeryum wojny, re mill
cya ia W tych dniach zostanie
powo}ana do s}uaby czynnej, i
chodzi tylko o to jeszcze, gdzie
iei wyznaczyc miejsce W od'
dziale obrony wybrzeay lub
we flocie t. z. moskitowej.
Milicya morska liczy teraz 400
mlodych ludzi ozywionych "a
pa}em wojennym pragnacych
wyruszyt jak najprsdzej.
Pu1k. Cooper, organizator
"legionu blskitnego szarego",
wyruszyl wczoraj "a entu.
zyastycznymi obro6cami ojczy'
any do Tampa, Fla, by ofaro.
wac rzsdowi swe us}ugi. Jezeli
60 tam ME przyjma, to zamie-
rza on re swoimi wiernymi do.
STAG sic na Kube, wyszukac
genera1a Gomeza i oddac sic
pod jego rozkazy.
Gubernator Tanner ma
Czwartek zwoluje konfereucya
do Springfeldu, celem zaloze'
MIA organizacyi nState Soldiers
Aid Society,". Organizscyi tel
celem bedzie wspomagac 2o1-
merry do milicyi nalezacych,
gdziekolwiek znajdowac sic
beda, i opiekowat sic ich ro.
dzinami W czesie ich nieobe-
cnosci, iesliby zasz}a tego po-
trzeba. Oczywiscie wcale prey
tenn zwazac sic ME bsdzie ma
r6anice zapatrywaf polity'
cznych lub religijnych i "a
znscza sic wyraznie, re czion-
kowie organizacyi ME pefnls
uczynk6w mi}osierd2ia, tylko
wype}niajs obywatelski obo'
wiszek.
Konsul ameryka1ski W
Matanzas ma Kubie, kt6ry
musial wyjechac 2 Kuby W
chwili wypowiedzenia wojnny,
przejeadza przez Chicago uda'
jac SIG do Bedford, La, i sta
nawszy W hotelu fremont
House, zamierza zabawic tu
pare dni.
Dn;oo L+Sr1 od y Kwiotnio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-10
Kronika MiejscoWd.
Sprawy strajk6w.

Stu kotlarzy i ich pomocnik6w "a
stcajkowa}o We fab:yce Grmy John
Moore & Son W South Chicago. Fir
ma ME choiasa zaprowadzit.9 godzin.
rel piracy dziennej podobno wyda.
lila jednego robotnik6w "a to, ze
wystapii nova ma pewnem zgro.
madzeniu.
Do wszystkich kontraktor6w bu'
dowy, kt6rzy daja zatrudnienie Gle.
slom, rozesiano wczoraj zawiadomie.
ME, ze "Carpsnters District Coun-
Gil" postanowis, by.ciesle..mieli wolne
pol dnia W Sobote, poczawszy cd 4
Czerwoa. Skoro kontraktorzy na to
ME przystana, strajk moze nastap;6.
Ca}onkowie unii przekraczaja jacy to
rozporzadzenie narazaia sic ma zapsa.
Genie $25 kary. lime uuie robotnicze
zamierzaja zaprowadzi6 podobna re-
gufe.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16
HORSES AND DRIVERS.

Who Is 1t is the name of 3-year old
trotter in California.
Straight Line, 2:12l6, has worked a
mile at Selma this season in 2:154
Loupe, 2:09L, pacing, by John Sew
enoaks, has joined the Honolulu brigade.
Oscar Ames is training Royal Rene,
a very fast green trotter by Roy Wilkes,
2:0G ., dam by King Rene.
The PAGER Our Boy that is out as a
guideless wonder, is not the San Jose
PAGER Our Boy, 2;l2A, by Vernon Boy.
Glendale, by Wilkie Collins, dam by
Aberdeen, has foaled a bay colt by Guy
Wilkes which is said to be perfect
picture of his sire.
Lady Bush, by Victor Wilkes, out of
the dam Of Alcidalia, 2:lO14, is said to
be one of the most promising green pa
pers in New England.
Crucible, by Alcantara, owned in
fastest green trotters in the country. He
has shown quarters IN 30 seconds
A colt named Ferida. sold recently by
II. Ii. Yarnall of Philadelphia, was ship
ped to Europe and is said To have been
captured by Spanish war vessel
The reports that Mascot, PAGER, 2 :04,
was disabled for the season, if not per-
manently, are incorrect He worked a
mile at Elmira. n y. in 2:15I6 last
week
Trainer Frank Sergeant is quoted as
saying that the trotter George A, 2:12I6,
who was sent to Europe, could step "A
quarter in % seconds and that he was
capable of going "A mile in 2:07 Turf,
Field and Farm.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16
TWlG AND LEAF.

Some Strawberries may be ripened
earlier by placing a glass sash over a
part Of the bed.
Crowding in the flower garden often
makes it look unsightly. Give the
plants plenty of room.
In transplanting trees of any kind
try to preserve as many OF the small
fibrous roots as possible
Among raspbeTies and blackberries
cultivation should be thorough enough
to keep down all suckers between rows
The best time to prune those shrubs
which flower in the spring or early
summer is Just as soon as the bloom is
past.
Soft soap reduced to the consistency
of thick paint, with the addition of a
strong solution of washing soda, makes
one of the most effective and lasting
washes
An open, spreading head is always
best Too much top and too many
branches draw from the soil the nour-
ishment that should be used for fewer
branches.
A bed of asparagus, rhubarb, sage
and parsley occupies but small space
in the garden, and once established will
last for years and will be found to be
very useful st. Louis Republic.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16
FRILLs OF FASHION.

Silk petticoats Which match the lin
'ng of your gown are the latest.
Partisan women wear eton coats,
faced with white with black and check.
sd wool skirts
Everything military III style of trim
ming which can be applied IN jackets
for young girls is very popular.
Black dotted swiss gowns are made
MP over color and trimmed with rows
and rows of black lace insertion.
one of che latest novelties in menu
and guest cards is an exact imitation in
coloring and ornamentation Of Wedg-
wood ware.
A pretty bit of dainty underwear is n
short chenlise of the finest crepe de
chine, finished around the neck with a
lace trimmed frill Of finest white lawn
Pretty collar bands for our silk waists
are made of narrow bias bands of tine
silk, united by transparent heTringbone
stitch over contrasting lining, and
deep points of the same bands finish the
back.
The sandringham jacket of knitted
wool, worn as vest underneath the
tailor coat, is one of the fads of the sea,
SON 1t is completed with silk sleeves,
fastened with brass buttons and comes
in the national colors--plain red, white
and Elue
Double breasted, unlined jackets Of
satin faced cloth, in various shades o.
blue and violet, will be worn with
white pique skirts and muslin frocks
They are fastened with white pearl but
tons, and the collars are lined will
white silk.
The old fashioned idea that it wa
bad taste To use two kinds of lace OF
one gown has no weight III the fashions
this season. Two and sometimes three
different varieties are combined ON on,
bodice, narrow valencieunes being very
generously used with tie heavier laces
New York Sun.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

A doctor says that the growth of chill
dren takes place entirely when they are
asleep
fiags have been sold since the blowing
up of the Maine
New York has just acquired new
county, making Gl in all. Ii is called
Nassau and contains 362 square miles
Il was taken from Queens county
A hitherto unknown portrait of Kant,
che great German philosopher, has re-
Gently been discovered. 1t was found in
secondhand dealers shop The pic
ture has been bought by the mayor of
Konigsberg, the city where Kant lived
and taught all his life and where he
wrote his "Critique of Pure Reason. "
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Hush money usually speaks for both
parties in the transaction
After man came woman. and she's
still very much in the race,
The string a woman ties around her
husband $ finger is forgetmenot
The man who persists in doing his
fellow man usually ends by doing time
1t may be the taking ways of pho
tographer that makes his patrons look
pleasant
II is the easiest thing in the world to
forgive yourself the sins you condemn
in others.
A man always caters to woman van
ity when he thinks It VIII further his
own interests.
1t frequently puzzles a policeman to
distinguish between a drunken wheel.
man and beginner
Whenever there is more than one
way of doing a thing the other fellow
invariably does it the wrong way
Chicago News
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-06-16
New DEPARTURE
ONE MONTH FREE.

DR.. A. b. Spinney, Of Detroit, also
proprietor Of Reed City Sanitarium, Is
coming to your town, where he will
remain for one day only to give the
sick an opportunity to consult him
that cannot see him at his Sanitarium.
The doctor has so much faith in the
experience he has had In treating
chronic diseases that he will give one
months treatment and medicine free.
ALSO FREE SURGICAL. OPERATIONS TO
ALL THOSE THAT ARE TOO POOR TO PAY.
All that he asks in return is that
every patient will state to their friends
he results obtained by his treatment.
All forms Of chronic diseases and de-
formities treated. No man in this
State has had such extended expe-
rience in the treatment of CATARRH,
EYE, BAR, THROAT AND LUNG
DISEASES as the doctor. He gradu-
ated 81 years ago from Cleveland,
Ohio; was Is years in general prac-
tice; after that lectured as Professor
of Anatomy and Physiology in Detroit
Homeopathic Medical College for 2
years; was years Superintendent OF
Alma and Ypsilanti Sanitariums.
This experience, combined with many
years. study in the best hospitals in
the country, and examining and treat
ing thousands of chronic cases, has
prepared him TO cure when the general
practitioner fails. Have you been sicb
for years7 Are you discouraged 2
Call and see us, we will tell you whether
we can cure you or not. If we cannot
cure you, we will tell you what relief
we can give you.
EBRemember, one month will be
absolutely free-medicines, surgical
operations, and the benefit of all our
skill to all who are too poor to pay.
Our methods of treatment is all that Is
known by all the schools, with the aid
of electricity, that most wonderful or
all agents in Paralysis, Loss of Power,
Rheumatism, and all diseases of the
nervous system. Go early, as my
Office is always crowded.
N. B.-Cancers, Tumors, Blood and Ssiu
Diseases cured by a new system. Piles cured In
from to 30 days without the knife. Female
and private diseases of all forms treated sue
csssfu1ly. Many patients that cannot be treated
Al home can be cured at our Sanitariurn, which
10 In charge of the best of medical skill, under
the doctors direction. Terms for board and
treatment the lowest OF any sanitarium or hos
pital In the United States.
Remember, we give a written guar.
antee to cure every case of PILES and
RUPTURE. Also, we have lying-in
hospital department In orr Sanitar
ium. Send for Journal.
DIR. Spinney will be at Hotel Phelps
GreenviIIe, Friday, July Is; Hotel
! BeIding, Friday, July 20.
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STAGE GLINTS.

Olga Nethersole met with an accident
recently in IN English railway carriage.
1.-The Great Diamond Robbery" made
its first London appearance at the Pa
vilion recently.
Cissie Lotus is said to have scored
nightly successes in her limitations at
the Alhambra, London.
Australians are not likely to see Sir
Henry Irving, as he finds that the trip
would not be a financial success.
Kyrle Bellew has been elected recent.
ly to fellowship in the English Royal
Geographical and Royal Microscopical
societies.
Lillian Russell, after her autumn en-.
gagement at the Berlin Winter Garden,
will appear ID times in St Petersburg
and five times IN Moscow
Reginald de Koyen has gone to Eng
land, where he will join his partner
Harry b. Smith, to arrange for the Lon
don production of one of their operas
Emma Calve is to sing "Sappho" al
Covent Garden, in London. Her recent
appearance in that role at the close o.
her season at the Paris Opera Comiqus
YVES brilliantly successful.
"Lysiane, Sarah Bernhardt's new
play, has been withdrawn. Jules lie
maitre is now writing play for hel
entitled LA Princess de Cleves, ;
which will be put on early next season
Sydney Rosenfeld is reported from
London To have made several purchase
of new plays ON the European continent
among others a Viennese play, by Full
ola, entitled Robinson Crusoe's Island. ;
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Helping Somewhere.

An unknown writer relates pretty
little incident recently OF II lady who
called at the house of a physician, and,
finding him out, asked his son where
his father could most likely be found.
WELL" replied the lad, you'll have
to look for him some place where peo-
pie are sick or hurt, or something like
that; | don't know just where he is,
but he's helping somewhere.
Helping somewhere Is there IA
grander, sweeter, better life in the
world than that led by those who are
always helping somewhere? The lives
of the rich, famous only for their
wealth, their high station in fashiona-
BILE society, their jewels and magnit-
cent mansions, their wonderful ward
robes, their splendid entertainments,
their floating palaces in the way OF
yachts-such lives are vain and pitiful
compared TO that of the poorest and
humblest man. or boy or girl who is
always to be found ''helping some
where, Royal Arcanum Journal.