davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-01

hAo "pAAy y"iAoJo""hySA OhAhSAy
k6w do stan6w Zjed. Do tel pory
wpuszczano Chihczyk6w, "a kt6
rych poreczyi kt6rykolwlek konsu
chihski. Otoz sekretarz zadecydo
wal, 70 take poswiadczenia ME Sc
wystarczajace, lecz kazdy Chihczyk
kt6ry chce awiedzit stany Zjedn.
ma zasadzie traktatu z d. 5 lipce
1894 r., musi mice swiadectwc
swego rzadu Chin.
Cd kilku dni bawia tn F'ilipo
Agoncillo i Jose Lopez, kt6rzy
przybyli Filipin, jako reprezen
tanci tamtejszego rzadu rewolucyj.
nego, W celu naradzenia sic mad
przysz}oSc;a wysp filipihskich.
Dotychczas plany ich ME So znane.
Dnia 81 wrzesnia umarfa W
Dexbury, Mass, s}ynna aktorks
amerykahska Fanny Davenport
(zamezna Melbourne McDowelD.
Policya nowojorska ogfasza, ze
wykry1a towarzystwo anarchist6w,
kt6rzy zbieraja sic 2 razy ma ty-
dzieh radza mad tenn, jakby obalit
obecny rzad.-Kto tylko smiafo
wypowie swe zdanie, ze ME Jest
zadowolony z obecnych rzad6w-
to policya nazywa 60 anarchista.
Hobson zarecza, ze wydobedzie
wody uratuje takze okrety "Co-
lon" i "Marie Mercedes"
Komisya pokojowa przyby}a do
Paryza 81 wrzesnia. Posiedzenia
odbywat sic beda W pokojach, zaj-
mowanych niegdys przez cesarzo.
wa Eugenie, W hotelu Continental.
Prasa francuska ludnosc traktuja
komisarzy amerykahskich ozieble,
podczas gdy okazuja wiele przy-
jazni dla Hiszpanii.
X "
Republikanie W stanie New
York, ma konwencyi W Syracuse,
W dniu 27 wrzesnia nominowali
kandydatem ma gubernatora puiko-
wnika Teodora Roosevelta, kt6rry
sta} sic gfosnym powodu zorga-
nizowania "dzikich jezdzc6w'' ma
wojnez z Hiszpania. Wyb6r jego
jest zapewniony, bo to stan repu,
blikanski.
W Hawanie juz zorganizo wafa
sic ''AmerykahskaK KompaniaSprze-
dazy Grunt6w Miejskich Wiej-
skich." Sp6}ka juz odkupiia wiele
grunt6w cd opuszczajacych Kube
Hiszpan6w, jak r6wniez cd Ku-
bahczyk6w, a takze naby}a prawa
pierwszehstwa mad wszelkimi OBJ.
szarami.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-01
PREMIA "AMERYKI"

Ia 4ec
bedziemy posyfat "Ameryke" cd tel
pory do l stycznia 1899 roku.
Ia $3.50.
Kto zap}aci $3.50 ma caiy rok CORY,
to moze wybrac ma premium ksiazek
katalogu "a SOC.
Ia $2.eo.
Kto przysle $500, zamiast $l.5O, to
moze wybrac ksiazek katalogu "a
SLIGO pokwitowany bedzie "a gaze
te ma cafy rok. Jezeli kto ME chce
ksiazek, moze wybrac tuzin fyzeczek,
ktore warte sa $l,0O.
Ia $2.ee.
Specyalnie ma kr6tki czas dajemy
nadzwyczajne premium: ~ Anne.
ryke" ma ca}y rok, (2) Dwanascie to.
NOW "Tysisc Nocy Jedna," (9 Pre-
syike sami opiacamy. Skorzystajcie
tel oferty dop6ki czas.
Ia $500. ..
Specyalnie ma kr6tki czas dajemy ma
stepujace premium: N "Ameryke"
ma cafy rok, ~ 48 zeszyt6w "Zbi6r
Poezyj Polskich," zawlerajacy wszy
stkie spiewki, deklamacye, marsze
it'd, warte $3.50, (3) Przesy}ke saml
op}acamy.
"a $3.50.
Kto przysle $3.50, to bedzie pokwi.
towany "a gazette ma cafy rok iw pre-
zencie moze wybrac "Stereoskop," z
"a widokami Meki Pahskiej, lub ksia
zak katalogu "a $3.50.
Ia $3.Ou.
Specyaluie ma kr6tki czas dajemy ma
stepujace premium N "Ameryka"
ma rok. ~ Dwanascie tom6w "Ty-
STAG Nocy Jedna," kt6re zawieraja
So nadzwyczai ciekawych powiesci.
~ 48 zeszyt6w "Zbior Poezyj Pol.
skich." (4) Przesy}ke sami opfaca-
my.
Ia $500.
Specyalnie ma krotki czas bedziemy
wysyfac "Biblie czyli ca}kowite Pi.
smo Swiete" kwitowae "a "Amery-
ke" ma rok. B'blia sama warta SIS 90.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-01
BIEzACE.

Czesi W Racine, Wis, zaczeli
zbierac sk}adki ma postawienie po-
mnika dla zmar}ego tam niedawno
Karola Jonasa, wydawcy gazety
"Slavie."
Oceanowy tug "Iroquis," ktory
jest obecnie W San Francisco, be.
die wys}any do Honolulu dla uzyt.
ku tamtejszej stacyi marynarskiej,
kt6ra bedzie zbudowana.
W Cincinnati odbyf sic obiad
publiczny W dniu 26 bm., wydany
przez klub Picadilly ma Geese ar.
mil marynarki. Byli tam prawie
wszyscy ofcerowie, pochodzacy ze
stanu Ohio, a takze najwiecej
wpfywowi politycy. Senator Fora
ker, kt6rego gtos bardzo DUO INA.
czy, oswiadczy}, ze jest "a tenn, aby
Rad powiekszyi armie do 100000,
a takze budowa} move okrety wo
JENNIE.
Prezydent Mckinley, po zwie-
dzeniu wystawy W Omaha, uda sic
dalej ma zach6d odwiedzi take
miasto Denver.
Senator Morgan, kt6ry jest czfon-
kiem komisyi naszego rzadu dla
Hawai-, wyrazi} sic, IL dla wysp tych
nadana zostanie zapewne forma
rzadu, praktykowana W amerykah,
skich terytoryach. A wiec bedzie
tam Legislature, do kt6rej wybiera
nj beda pos}owie przez lud hawai-.
ski, ale uchwa}y kt6rej, musza bye
podane pod uchwa}e kongresu Sta.
now Zjeduoczonych W Washingto.
ME. Gubernator sekretarz teryto-
ryum beda mianowani przez prezy-
denta Stan6w Zjedn. TAX samo
prokurator marszafek- Pr6cz to-
60 Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych be.
die miaf W swych rekach urzad
cfowy i urzad pocztowy ma wy
spach. .-.Komisya hawaj'ska pracu-
je codzieh, ale posiedzenia So tai
ne. Powr6ci ona do Washingtonu
W miesiacu pazdzierniku.
Dnia 10 I'm. nades}a} Aguinaldo
do Zjednoczonej Prasy W Nowym
Yorku depesze, podpisem wfasnym
zaopatrzona, informujaca Rad
washingtohski o przychylnosci dla
tego ostatniego tamtejszych wy.
spiarz6w. Depesza ia byfa pred.
miotem szczeg6lnej NV agi W Bia-
lynn Domu i opiewa, jak nastepuje:
"Rzad flipihski zyczy sobie "a.
wiadomit: Rad amerykahski, 70
owe liczne rozg}aszane wiesci
wzgledem naprezonych stosunk6w
Filipinczykami amerykah.
skiem wojskiem So ordynarnem,
z}osliwem oszczerstwem k}am.
stwami nieprzyjaci6f stron oby-
dwu, aby }udzic przesady oprosbie
Filipinczyk6w opomoc przeciw uci-
skowi okrucienstwu Hiszpan6w.
stosunki naszej i waszej ludnosci
sa stale najprzyjazniejszej naturyi
takimi pozostana. Nasze wojska
oddaliliSny przedmiest Manili, W
dalszy dow6d naszego zaufaria do
wielkiej Rzeczypospolitej Amery-
kahskiej.''
w Yorktown, Ohio, ma stanac
piekny pomnik dla Lafayette'a z
dobrowolnych skfadek dzieci szkol-
aych. .Gubernator Bushnell wydai
proklamacye, aby dzieci sk}adafy
po 2 Gently, a poniewaz do szk6i
publicznych ws..Ohio uczeszcza
przesz}o million dzieci, zbierze sic
wiec W taxi spos6b sumo $4,000.
n,:o 10 ,oxJ,:or-:l,o olL.I.:
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-01

w "ynlkach lch badan uderza je.
dno zwfaszcza: ogromny przyrost
ludnosci zydowskiej. W caiej Ro-
syi (facznie Kr6lestwem) wypada
przecieciowo cd roku 1898 do 1892
ma 100 wypadk6w smierci:
urodzin
u pra wos}awnych 13s
u protestantow 147
u katolik6w 15G
u zyd6w. III
Przewage to zwyk}o sic zyd6w
przypisywac ich wiekszej pfodno.
Sci. statystyka jednak wykazuie,
ze ten poglad jest fa}szywy. Ma
jedno malzehstwo przypada W Ro-
syi:
dzieci
u prawosfawnych 81
u katolik6w As
u zyd6w 4,6
u protestantow 4,5
Przyczyny przeto wzrostu lud.
nosci zydowskiej naleAy szukat
gdzieindziej: W mniejszej liczbie
smiertelnosci dzieci zydowskich.
Ma 1000 dzieci umiera przecietnie:
dzieci
u prawosfawnych 4O7,1
u protestant6w $500
u katolik6w 232, 1
u zyd6w 216,O
Zydowskie ma}zehstwa sa tedy
mniej pfodne, lecz "a to, dzieki tro-
skliwemu pielegnowaniu, wiecej
dzieci zostaje przy zyciu. Ma uwa,
&c zasfuguje tez wyjatkowo maty
procent dzieci nieprawych Il zy-
dow. Jest ich:
procent
u prawos}awnych =. 1858
y katolik6w s,.s,z....s. 34.6
u protestant6w 7. 81. 38.5
u zydow. 80
Badajac liczebny stan zydowstwa
W Warszawie, dochodzi sic osta-
tecznie do nastepujacych wynik6w:
Ma 1000 chrzescian wypada rocznie
urodzeh zejst przyrost
45 30 Is
Ma 1000 zyd6w wypada rocznie
urodzeh zejsc przyrost
55 25 30
Zydzi W Warszawie mnoza sic
.tedy W podw6jnie wiekszej ilosci,
niz chrzescianie. A poniewaz sto-
sunek zyd6w do chrzescian r6wna
sic 1 2, wypada wiec ma kazda
Geese ludnosci. jednakowy przyrost
roczny W wysokosci 5000 os6b.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-01

zostaf zamordowany przez rosyj-
skich szpiegdw, a MIN ustaia W
Bufgaryi polityka samodzielna,
rozpocze}o sic zas siuzenie obecne.
60 ksiecia rosyjskiemu w}adcy.
Podobne zbrodnie popefniaiy
rzady wszystkich innych KRAKOW,
W dawnych czasach wiecej niz
dis, DO W naszej epoce publicznost
jest juz wiecej oSwiecona swia
donna; ME udafoby sic radon fatwo
ukryc ofcyalnego morderstwa.
Me ustaiy jednak cafkowicie je-
szcze mordy rzadowe, DO oto do
wiadujemy sic z procesu pu}kow-
nika Picquart'aw Paryzu, we Fran.
cyl, ze puikownik Henry zostaf
pred kilku tygodniami sprzatnie-
ty przez niewiadoma reke, aby ME
zdradzif tajemnic rzadu francu.
skiego, a zbrodnie te zakryto via.
domoscia, ze pu}kownik Henry DO.
pe}nif samob6jstwo.
Pred kilku laty wyszto ma jaw
publiczny, ze jeden wyzszych o.
ficer6w francuskich sprzedaf sa-
siedniemu mocarstwu plany woj.
skowe armii francuskiei "a CRUDE
pieniadze. Opinia publiczna do.
maga}a sic wyszukania zdrajcy i
ukarania 60. Rad francuski, ME
chcac skompromitowac swoich ge-
neraf6w, zawikfaf podobno W to
sprawe kapitana Dreyfusa, wyto.
czyf mu process, dla wydania wy
roku poleci} sfafszowanie dokumen.
tow, kt6re miafy sfuzyt jake do
w6d why Dreyfusa. Sad sic od-
by}, Dreyfus zostaf zdegradowany
z kapitahstwa i wysfany ma cafe
zycie ma wygnanie ma wyspe Dya-
belska.
Zsraz po procesie Rad francu.
ski postarai sic szprzatniecie ME-
jakiego LIE Mercier Picard, kt6ry
byf agentem tajnym rzadu i miaf
wszystkie nici procesu Dreyfusa
W swoich rekach. Zabito 90, 20.
wiedziano, ze sic powiesif, W celu
aby MIN zamarla tajemnica fall
szywego procesu podrabiania do
kument6w.
20 up}ywie trzech lat ogfosifa
jednak rodzina Dreyfusa i kilku
MEOW francuskich, jak Jaures i
Zols, "dowody niewinnosci" Drey-
fusa i rozpoczeli dziatanie ku uwol-
niepiu 60. DAWN czfonkowie
rzadu ustapili, nowi zmuszeni
byli pod wp}ywem opinii publicz-
nej podjac ma nowo sprawe Drey-
fusa. Uwieziono najpierw pufko.
wnika Hepry'ego, ktdry sic przyznai
wobec ministra Cavaignac'a do
sfa}szowania listu obwiniaiacego
Dreyfusa. By jednak Henry ME
wyspiewa} innych sprswek rzadu,
postarano sic o jego smiert ogto-
szono znowu samob6jstwo.
Kapitan Esterhazy, kt6ry tez
byf zawikfany W fafszowaniu doku-
ment6w, uciekf W zeszfym tygod-
niu do Londynu stamtad opo-
wiada, ze ma rozkaz wfadzy rzado-
wei musia} on, Henry i inni sfaf-
szowac az 60 dokument6w. Uciekf
zas dlatego, aby 60 W wiezieniu
ME zamordowano obawy zdra-
dzenia rzadu.
W tych dniach wreszcie uwie
ziono pufkownika Picquart'a, kt6-
ry, postawiony we wtcrek pred SO.
dzi6w, opowiada, IL ME mysli So
bic sam zycia odbierac. -"Jesli je-
dnak-m6wi Picquart-rozejdzie
sic wiadomose, ze on pope}nif sa-
mob6jstwo, niechaj Mkt temu nie
wierzy. Jest pewnym, se 60 zabija
we wiezieniu, jak Henry'ego i
Mercier Picard'a, obawy, ably ME
wymowi@ pred sadem prawdy."
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-01

Ma okaz posyfamy jeden numer gazety
darmo.
Ma kredyt gazety nj ksiazek ME wysy-
}amy.
Podarunki dostaja tylko ci abonenci,
kt6rzy opfacaja ma caiy rok z CORY It. j.
$l.50.
Nasi agenci maja re 50 rome ksiazki,
kt6re wydaja ma premium do gazety i
sprzedaja po nader niskich cenach.
Zwracamy uwage, re agenci ME sa "
stanie wozic ze SODA wszystkich ksiazek;
ale gdy kto chce nabyc jaka ksiazke, kt6-
rel agent ze soba ME ma, to MECH agen-
towi zapfaci wed}ug ceny katalogu, my
z ksiegarni wyslemy nat y ch miast zadana
ksiazke.
Agenci wydaja kwity ma kazda ode.
brana sumo.
Pieniadze listy nalezy p,zysyiac pro-
sto do wydawcy, pod adresem:
A. A. Paryski,
1926 Huron street,
Toledo, Ohio.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-01
TOLEDO OHIO, sOBOTA PAZDZlERNIKA,

week centralnej komisyi statystycz.
nej W Petersburgu, oraz komite.
tn statystycznego W Warszswie.
W wynikach ich badan uderza je-
dno zw}aszcza: ogromny przyrost
ludnosci zydowskiej. W caiej Ro.
syi (facznie Kr6lestwem) wypada
przecieciowo cd roku 1898 do 1892
ma 100 wypadk6w smierci:
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-01
AGENCI "AMERYKI."
Wfadysfaw Michalski
kolektuje obecnie W Buffalo

Wfadysfaw Michalski
kolektuje obecnie W Buffalo
Michaf p. Paryski
bedzie kolektowaf W Minonk, Braid.
wood, South Chicago innych mia
stach W stanie Illinois.
TOmasz MakOWski,
82lS Coles ave., South Chicago, Jest
agentem "Ameryki" ma South Chi
cagoi okolice.
AntOni LubicZ
kolektuje W Chicago, Ills, Milwau.
kee, Wis, i W miastach okolicznych.
s. PankOwski
ia Georgia ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y,
jest sta}ym agentem ma Brooklyn,
New York. Jersey City, Newark,
Patterson it'd
Felix's JanisZewski
kolektuje W Detroit.
Bazyli CichOcki
kolektuje W Winnipeg, Pleasant
Home okolicznych miastach Ka-
nadzie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-10-01

11e""g9 te zwyk1o SIG ZyuU"
przypisywat ich wiekszej pfodno,
Sci. statystyka jednak wykazuie,
ze ten poglad jest fa}szywy. Ma
jedno ma}zehstwo przypada W Ro-
svi:
The times., 1898-04-07
YnIc rs. Gcnrgetn,,n Tndur

Georgetown meets Yale today. Yale
has played her preliminary games and
has turned out a very strong team. The
following is the lineup and batting or
der for today: DeSaulles, second base
Wadsworth, first base; Wear, center
field; Greenway, left field; Hazen. third
base Camp, short stop; Wallace, right
field; Feary or Hall, T. SCullivan or
Keifer, catcher.
DeSaulles. well known in football cir
cles, ia also rated in baseball. He is a
steady. reliable man, as he has shown
thus far Wadsworth. who succeeds Let
ton. Yale's star first baseman, viii have
TO play good ball to fill Lotions place
but he seems TO be doing so and Yale has
high hopes of him. Wear is at his old
position which he fills so well. Green
way the star twirler, is again in the left
garden whero his presence is much felt
while his batting is a big feature. Ha-
zen at third plays his position we'll
while Camp, who turned out so strongly
last year, is again in form and covering
much ground at short. Wallace is a good
man in right field and his hitting is a
strong part of his play. Feary Is stll
uphoIding his reputation OF last year
Sullivan, a new man, has turned out well.
Georgetown's lineup is the same as
Yesterday. The blue and gray have
every hope of victory, while Yale has de-
termined 10 win the game Last year
| Yale won by the close score OF 9 to s.
! winning out in the ninth inning Capt.
| Mccarthy is anxious to regain his lost
| laurels and today's game should prove
| most interesting and close.
The times., 1898-04-07
unimneachabIe Testimony.

Rev L. l. smith. COG 9th sw, Deaf.
Jacob \. Keeper, 613 Sc. Deaf
". II. Cooper, 1880 \. y. ave NV, Deaf
John F. D0Tan. 1905 \ nv, Deaf.
Herhelt g. Parker. 1910 4th NV, Deaf.
Miss 1. Kelly. Ill5 ID sw., Ache.
A. IT. HiXson, 1914 Superior NV, Gastritis.
Charles Davis, Little Falls road ID. c., Gastrtis.
J. G. Clark. 32lS o NV Gastritis.
} ". Berkly. 800 sth Sc, Deaf.
Mrs. b. J. Conner, l62 NV, Catarrh.
MTs. Anna Diercks, Rock Greek Church road, D.
c, Deaf
Deaf
Miss u. NJ. ToWson. Is Grant place NV, Deaf.
Mrs. NJ 4. Seward. sl4 L Sc, Deaf
Ms. Caroline Croft, ll07 NV, Deaf
y. T. Sherwood Howard House, corner 9th and
Pennsylvania avenue, Deaf.
Charles Armstrong, 1885, IL IIth NV. Deaf.
William II. Miller, $s6 18th Sc, CataITh.
Mr., r. Miller, Ballsron, Va, Asthma.
y. A. Dunning, Hyattsville, Md, Asthma.
John C. kreig, 1922 NV, Cataarh Of the
Stomach.
l. {. Sanders. 5sl eth Sc, Abscess Of Middle
Ear.
Nrs Mary Z. Main, 1872 18th NV. Deaf.
Mrs. :. o. Rice I0I6 Florida ave. ne, Deaf.
Miss Bertha May Scott, 1l3 I sw.. Deaf.
John A. stanton, 25l5 Pennsylvania avenue NV,
Samuel Alien, yo4 Harrison st, Anacostia, D. C.,
Deaf
Mrs. c. A. Davis. Little Falls road. D. C., BrOn-
0hial CstarTh.
Lewis Barnes, 80 9th NV, Deaf
Mrs. J. DwyeT, 1915 Sth NV, Gastritis
John H. Difzler 523 I ne. Deaf
Blake Cole 1907 NV, Deaf.
Prank Rupp, 1877 Columbia NV, Deaf
RObt. II. Johnson 2252 Cleveland NV, Deaf.
John Als0p. Benning, D. c.. Asthma.
MTs. s Burgess. l026 18th NV. Deaf.
Elias Brown Deanwood, d. C., Gastritis.
Mrs Jennie Smith, COG 9th sw.. Asthma.
Geo H. Canaan ll9 I'd Eczema.
J ". Ewing, Treasury Eczema
J. Kent. Fowler's HILL ID. c., Deaf
A. Deercourt. 337 Ii ne, Deaf.
J. ID. Knott, 1892 ] Sc, Deaf.
The times., 1898-04-07
SENATORS WIN THE CAME
Easily Defeat the Players of the
Catholic University.
ANGLES PITCHING WAS GOOD
weighing Also TwirIs Good Ball
Donovan ~ n Promising loungster
FcatuFe-AII the Senatorinl Play
crs Pnt Ip IA CreditabIc Showing.

Yesterday afternoon The Senators met
the team OF the Catholic University, and
the former won easily by score of 16 TO
= The University team went to bat first,
and were put out in one two, three order,
and then the Senators essayed to solve
the curves OF McTighe, who was in the
box FOR the visitors and the fact that
five OF the Wagnerites crossed the plate
ere the side was retired is enough to show
that McTighe was not much Of an
enigma
The pitching of Amole for the first
three innings OF the game was excellent,
not a hit being scored off his delivery.
He also showed splendid control and was
speedy.
weighing, who relieved Amole in the
fourth, made good his promise of being
in form TO pitch winning ball, but he was
forced to retire in the fifth owing to an
accident while at bat in the fourth when
he strained muscle.
Donovan pitched the balance Of the
game, and while hit to some extent
demonstrated that he can be relied on al
critical moments in game. He was a
little wild, and sent four men to first
but he did not lose his head at any time
On the contrary, he was cool and col
lected-good point in a young pitcher
Doyle, as usual. played a gilt-edse
game, and put ginger into the work OF
the team.
Gettman is very fleet Of foot. and did
most OF the run getting, having scored
four out the to1al sixteen rolled IN by
the Brownies
Leahy seems TO possess special pen.
chant for being hit by pitcher, and it Is
rare indeed III game that he does not
suffer some part Of his anatomy to bs
touched up by the ball. Snyder anC
Myers also enjoyed the privilege of walk
ing 10 first on the same conditions thai
put Mr. Leahy there. Leahy was played
on the second base yesterday and tool
all chances that came his way without al
error.
Myers, on the third also put up q
cracking good game, and was handy witt
the stick
Wrigley played fast game at short
field, exhibiting a vim and dash not un
ike that of first baseman Jack.
The collegiates played pretty fair bal
against very strong opponents and thc
TACT that they went to pieces at time.
/ Is eXcusable. The catching of Barclay
was star performance, and he was The
I feature of the game for the collegiates
/ The score:
The times., 1898-04-07
TRIAL TREATMENT EREE

That all may have an adequate and
correct idea of the Mccoy treatment.
the wonderful results of which arc
attracting the attention of the whole
country. Doctor CoVden has gener-
ouSIy arranged for a limited time TO
give 10 all applicants on their first
Nisit Trial Treatment Free. This
H. purely for educational purposes.
I'm n few years this treatment viii
be i'm general adoption by the pro-
fessIon. and IL is the desire oF it's die :
cOverers that IL he seen and noted
Icy as many people a. possible i'm the
Offices of the National Practice which
Doctor Mccoy has instituted i'm
" Washington.
The times., 1898-04-07
Races at Nashville

Nashville, Tenn, April 6.-Today's re
suits were as follows: First race foul.
and a half furlongs. Grace Darling. 3
to ), won; Miss Trix. second; Miss Meade,
third. Time 1:01 IA.
Second race. four furlongs. Satin Slip
per, to 1, won; Dolly Regent, second
Romany Rawney, third. Time So 1-2
Third race one mile. Tim Collins. to
6, Cliftondale second; Lady of the West,
third Time, 1850 1-2.
Fourth race, six furlorgs. Gallo, . to
/, won; Terrault, second; Denial, third.
Time, 100.
Fifth race one mile Jim Flood. 6 to
., won; Lucky Monday second; Bill
Dawdy, third Time. 1:49 Ia,
Sixth race, six furlongs. jim Lisle, c
to /, won; Little Ocean. second; Pop
Dixon third. Time, 1;20 l-2.
The times., 1898-04-07
S. 4 MONTH
An Open Challenge to the
World-PopuIarity the Re
suit of Merit Only-A List
of Cures Defying Competi-
ton.

Tho relative merit and eiiciencv Of the - 'IBtAl.
NENT THAT a. RES lu U0furar son WliH an
other methods an remedies for making moTg I,7l-
rlla we'll and restoring thern 10 thp fga yi-UT of
health is clearly SHOWN hy the intelligent ea--
arter and responsible standing uf Tire people Who
have been cured aud are ieiug cured bV ths u d.
srn scientific treatment &C Nr- Mccoy and Cow
den. This method 81 rapidly repairing thr Tissues
and building up a rundown system Is uncguai,d
This j. not an eKaEEeTatl0n In any sense a. ihe
word. Int 5 being daily demonstrated tf The fol-
lowing testimony of grateful Patients whom ihtt
have restored to health after al u.hers had al d.
Everybody has houn reading 81 the w nd o. ac-
sumpllshed as the result 81 Doctors Not o' and
Cowden's discoveries. The absolute and assured
cure OF Deafness iu an its forms, the radical and
permanent Mastery OF Catauh in ali Us stages. tlie
speedy and complete triumph over Asthma, wi'h
all lis aguuieS. and over ncipeut tons'iufi iioii,
with all its teTlurs has made this treatment not
ouiy famous but an object q intense Iors fial IA
terest 20 all classes Of sufferers
Deaf people who constantly reading the story
of lost nearing r~fg. ed cam e. t.
is as 10 tire nature of the treatment by WiIct
This splendid miracle OF medicine b. ueN accom-
piished A0I the sick who are constantly read
ing Of the cure of Cassrrh, Asthma, and Lung DIS
cases bc free from q similar passion Of interest
over the treatment that accomplishcs these Al
moSt equally marvellous results.
The times., 1898-04-07
CAN We BE CURED
OF Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Consumption?
A Test by Which the True Value of
All Cures Can be Determined.

How many thousands there are today
who would gladly pay almost any reason
able sum to be cured of either one or the
above diseases. but, knowing of so many
different remedies and treatments. are
unable to decide which one to try. 1t does
seem difficult task, yet becomes a com
paratively easy one If the person atfiict-
ed will but use little good judgment ana
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that the air passages were made for arr
alone, and that nature has so construct
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lungs. This at once precludeS all posi-
bility of a cure of deep-seated diseases
being effected by treatment requiring the
use OF sprays, douches, atomizers or va
pors. Secondly, all regular physicians ad-
NIT that these diseases are purely local
ana must be treated locally, consequent
ly stomach medicines become useless in
treating diseases of the air passages. The
diseased parts must be reached through
the air we breathe or not at all. NOT
only this, but a germicide must be used
which will leave the air dry, and yet
have the power to destroy the bacilli of
disease in the minutest air cells of the
lungs. This decision reached then comes
the question, Is there such a germicide
which can be inhaled through the air
you breathe? Thirty-eight hundred ply
slcians and over three hundred thousand
persons who have tested it. say YES.
Your money is refunded If it fails to do
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"Hyomei'' Inhaler Outfit, S.O0. Extra
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The times., 1898-04-07

Mrs A Inveen, residing at 72O Henry
Street. Alton. H., suffered with sciatic
rheaumtism for over eight months. She
doctored for it nearly the whole of this
time using various remedies recon-
mended by friends, and was treated by
the physicians, but received no relief
She then used one and half bottles OF
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which effect
ed a complete cure. This is published al
her request, as she wants others SINH
larly afflicted 10 know what cured her
The 2J and 80 cent sizes for sale by Henry
Evans, Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
93S + Street, and Connecticut Avenue
and Street northwest, and 1923 Mary
land Avenue northeast.