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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-29
Przeglad polityki
miedZynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 29go Sierpnia.

OE'C@yO, HoSo O'1h Pu''''
W Medyolanie odby}y sic
teraz dwie rozprawy ssdowe,
waane pod wzglsdem politycz.
nym. Przypomnialy one pre-
szloroczna srewolucye lombar.
dzka" odsloni}y owczesns
intrygs masoneryi, rezultatem
zas obu tych proces6w jest
wielka kompromitacya panu-
iacego stanu rzeczy we WHO
szech, oraz ogromne wzburze-
ME opinii publicznej. - Pre-
sz}y rok zacza} sic W krolestwie
wloskiem obchodami rewolu-
cyi WI. 1S4S. W Neapolu i
Rzymie, najhuczniei zas W
Palermie swiecono uroczyscie
jubileusz uchwaly parlamentu
sycylijskiego, kt6ry 13 Kwie.
tnia 184S detronizowal Ferdy-
nanda II, skazuiac GAIA jego
dynastye ma wieczne wygna-
ME. Wprawdzie ta uchwala
ME mogla bye wykonana, Ia
wsze jednak razem z 6wczesna
krwawa walks ludnosci woj-
skiem proklamacya konsty-
tucyi tworzy punkt wyjscia dla
p6zaieiszych wypadk6w, Ia
ko6czonych W r. 1870 zaborem
Rzymu. Masonerya chciala
tylko odswieaye W narodzie
tradycye rewolucyjne, iako
stals grozbs dynastyi, ktora
zn6w dla zachowania swej po-
pularnosci bra}a udzial W tenn
ho}dowauiu czynom gwaltow-
nym deptaniu wladzy. Ale
co masonerya czynila tylko
jako pogr6zks rzsdowi, to
radykalisci, republikanie /
socyalisci wzieli goraco do
serca. Wnet potworzylo sic
mn6stwo tajnych zwiszk6w,
kt6re postanowi}y powt6rzyc
wypadki z r. 1S40go. sie6
spisku pokryla Gale W}ochy,
najsilniej jednak oplstala
Lombardye, W kt6rej z powo-
du drozyzny chleba i wiosen.
nych wylewow panowalo wiel.
kie niezadowolenie. W mad
granicznem szwajcarskiem
miescie Luino powstal komitet
rewolucyjny, kt6ry chcial u
tWorzycrepublike lombardzka,
skladajacs sig z kanton6W,
zupeinie tax, jak to jest W
Szwaicaryi. Wedle planu spi.
skowc6w, Gale W3ochy mia}y
sig rozpase ma takie republiki,
kt6reby utworzy1y jakas fede.
racye ME polityczns, lecz wy.
lscznie ekonomiczna, DO tylko
poczta, telegraf i koleje aelazne
mialy bye wspolue. Rzecz ia.
sna, ze podobna przer6bka
byla potepiona przez masone-
rye, kt6ra moze dobrze rozwi.
jac sic tylko W duaych pan
stwach, gdzie wszelkie opera.
eye mogs sic odbywac ma
wielka skale. Tu wisc interes
masoneryi zbieg} sic z intere.
sem dynastyi i dlatego potra.
aono rozwinse niezwykls
energie, jaka przystspiono
do wytspienia spisku. Wmaju
ogioszono stan oblezenia, rzady
] ssdy oddano wojskowosci.
Strzelano do ludzi z oburzajsca
lekkomyslnoscis, zachowywa.
no sic, jakby W nieprzyjaciel-
skim kraiu i jakby W XVII
wieku, kiedy dzikost by}a
swyklym wyrazem SHY. Stlu.
miono rewolucys wtedy VIA.
snie zaczsla sic ohydua intryga
masoneryi.
Postanowiia ona z}oayc Gala
wins,rozruch6w ma duchowie6.
stwo i zwiazki katolickie, ma
niazliezone an 6yki finansowa !
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-29

aby ME czekal chwili, W kt6rei
nar6d sam postanowi otworzyc
wrota wiezie6, DO to bedzie
moment, podobny do tego,
kt6ry sic upamietnii W die.
jach francuzkich pod nazws
dnia zburzenia Bsstylli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-29
Bajka.

RzekI komar raz: Go mi tam levi
Nv nos 60 utnie przytem;
Wtem lecia} ptak-komara cap!
I zjadl 60 apetytem'
TAX nieraz czfek p,zechwala sic,
ze kiosk wychodzi calo,
AZ l,agle pada, starry W proch
Porazka losu mala
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-29
SmieSZni rZeCZOZnaWCy.
DOWODZA, JAK NISKO ST0I ICH NAUKA.
Co m6wi Panizzardi?
BoMBY NABOJE BOER0W Ma MIC.
POWitanie Pittsburgh powracajacych Filipin
OchOtnik6W.

pnlOW. FrZy TAX uOOfeJ sPoSo
bnosci postanowiono zrujno.'
wac wcisz rosnsca side kstol.
ckiego stronnictwa. Porywano
zakonnik6w z klasztor6w /
zakutych W kajdany wioczono
ich po ulicach pod eskorta
kawaleryi. Zawieszono wszy'
stkie katolickie wydawnictwa,
rozwiszano sp6lki stowarzy-
szenia - redaktorow / kierow-
nik6w zwiazk6w postawiono
przed sadem doraznym. Gdy.
by we Wloszech istniala kara
smierci, wszyscy oni byliby
rozstrzelani. Ale kodeks re
zwala tylko karac dozywotniem
lub dlugoletniem wiezieniem
polsczonem z ciezkiemi robo'
tami II oto mn6stwo niewin-
| nych ludzi utracilo wolnose.
Najlzejsza kara byio w6wczas
dwunastoletnie wiszienie. ia.
koa zapelniay sic kaanie kappa
nami i ludzmi wybitnymi z
obozu katolickiego. Duzo je-
dnak os6b zbieglo "a granice,
lecz ci zaocznie byli skazani
ma 10, IL, 80, nawet 40 lat
robot cisakich. Kiedy praemi.
, nal ten orkan maso6ski, lu.
dnosc zaczela sic domagat
powszechnej amnesty rzeczy'
wiscie dano juz ia diva razy,
lecz ga kazdym razem tylao
najmniej niebezplecznym pre-
ciWnikom masoneryi, albo tez
choe niebezpiecznym, jak ma
przyklad ks. Albertario, ale
mocno schorowanym, kt6rych
zgon W kazni moglby wywofac
ogromne wzburzenie.
Minsly tie czasy, stan oblsze'
MIA zniesiono, wr6ci}y zwyk3e
sadly cywilne i JAYNE. Vice ci,
kt6rzy zbiegli "a granics i byli
zaocznie skazani ma roboty
ciezkie, wr6cili do kraju, sami
zgiosili sic do sadu medyolah'
skiego, zadajsc wznowienia
procesu i pomimo wielu tru-
dnosci, pozyskali uchwals try
bunalu apelacyjnego o konie-
cznosci rewizyi. Podzielono
ich ma dwie partye, kt6re VIA.
snie teraz ssdzono kazda oso.
bno. Wysz}a ma jaw rzecz
neutrality-suspicious. sad
wojenny skazal byl tych ludzi
W roku przesz1ym, ME majsc
zgola aadnych dowod6w why.
Wcale ME istnia}y te zwiszki,
W kt6rych oni wrzekomo spi-
skowai; ME odbyly sic te
zgromadzenia, ma kt6rych oni
iakoby zachecali do rewolucYi;
wielu z Mich, oskarzonych o
wake z wojskiem W Medyola-
ME, przebywalo W owym czasie
W innych wloskich miejscowo.
sciach. Byl jeden skazany W
roku przesziym ma Is lat vie.
zienia "a to, be W Medyolanie
strzela} z okna do przechodzs.
cych utica karabinierow, po.
czem zbiegl. Teraz sic okazalo,
ze W owym czasie lezal on W
genue1skim szpitalu Cd polo
wy Kwietnia do Czerwca, a
wisc ME m6g} bye W Maju W
Medyolanie. Prokurator odsts'
pill cd aktu oskarzenia i wszy.
stkich uwolnioho. Okropnem
jednak jest to, ae ci, ssdzeni
teraz, mleli wsp6lnik6w wrze.
komych zbrodni, a ci wsp6lni.
cy ME zdolali uciec, byli rok
temu sadzeni przez trybuna1
wojskowy i poszli do ciszkich
robot. Oni pistnaScie miesiecy
juz cierpia - "a mic. Vice
naturalnie oburzenie jest ogro.
mne ludnose demonstracyaml
domaga sic powszechnej anne.
stvi a dzienniki vzvwaia rzad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-29

nastepuiacy: John Marshman,
SIG Lake str, smiertelnie; j. D.
Dowd, 1916 Wabash ave., smier-
telnie; Peter Peletier, 69l3 Per-
ry ave., smiertelnie; Cornelius
Toomey, 24S Randolph str,
bardzo cieako; J. H. Farley,3746
Kedzie ave., bardzo ciezko ;John
Hawthorne, 495 Clark str, ciez-
lxo; John White 5241 Dearborn
str, smiertelnie; Andrew Morri-
son, 1884 Rockwell str.
Mniei ciszko pokaleczeni 20
stall: John j. johnson, r0g 2S
ul. i Lowe ave. Daniel Reardon,
H. II. Zimmer, James Flack j.
Hanson. Tych rozwieziono do
ich mieszkah.
Me zaaleziono nastepujacych:
Edward Swanson, 24S Randolph
str. i Joseph King, ALA Went
worth ave.
O zbiegfym FriedIaenderze.
Znaleziono slad zbiegiego
Friedlaendera "a staraniem dete-
ktywow pod kierownictwem
inspektora Kallasa. zdaje sic, re
wybral on sic dc Europy. w
zeszlym tygodniu wyjechai ma
wsch6d W pociagu kolei Michigan
Central; konduktor tego pociagu
opisai policyi czlowieka zacho-
wujacego sic W sposob podejrza-
ny, bardzo dokiadnie, i opis ten
zgadza sic rysopisem zbiega.
Policya ma nadzieje,ze Friedlaen-
der zostanie aresztowany W kto-
ryms z port6w sherykahskich
lub europejskich.
w urzedzie hipotecznym wczo'
raj wniesiono do ,,rekordowania"
document zwany ,,trust deed"
(akt zaciagniecia pozyczki) wy
stawiony ma 50, 5OO,n 6 procent,
podpisany: Demetli P. Fried
laender i Eugenia Friedlaender.
,,Trustee", ma ktorego korzyst
akt ten jest wystawiony, jest
Frederick S. Winston. Procenta
kapitat platne bye maja W
biurze frmy Wacker 6 Birk.
Zastawione "a te sumo So grunt
ma rogu 5l vi. Justlne str'' Ia
roeu Noble Blackhawk str,
iakotez W Grossdale W Town
Lyons. Wystawiony jest do
kument dnia 19 Sierpnia 1899.
Me chca koronera.
Wczoraj koroner wysial swych
urzednik6w do North Harvey, do
domu rodzic6w 11letniej Susie
Vedder, jak wiadomo pacyentki
nieszczesliwej ,,doktora" Dowie
iiego ,,apostofow." Jednakowoz
rodzice zabarykadowali drzwi i
ME chcieli dopuscic urzednik6w.
u wiadz miejscowych postarano
sic przeto zakaz pochowania
zwlok, dop6ki ME odbedzie sic
sledztwo ssdowe jeszcze wczoraj
nadeszfa wiadomose telefoniczna,
ze Vedderowie zgadzaja sic, ably
sic dzisiaj sledztwo odbyio.
Zurzedu zdrowia.
w ostatnim tygodniu smier-
telnosc W miescie znacznie sic
zmniejszyia. Umario Ats os6b:
o II mniei, niz W tygodniu
poprzedzajacym, a o l3 mniej niz
W odnosnym tygodniu zesziego
roku. Os6b plci mezkiej umario
247, a plci ze6skiej 22S. Dziecl
liczacych niespelna rok zycia
umario 116, dzieci we wieku
1-5 lat, IS, os6b liczacych
przeszlo 60 lat, S6. Ma dyfterya
umarlo Is osob, ma tyfus 13, ma
szkarlatyne 5, ma udar sioneczny
a <il-- lxlo q ;nnpob
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-29
Telegrany.

gu WyWouy DeiGllloua uo'
wodzil, re "bordereau" row.
ME dobrze moglo bye pisane
przez Esterhazego, jak przez
Dreyfusa.
Nastspny rzeczozuawca Ber.
nard wykazywal, ae metoda
zastosowana przez Bertillona
jest z gruntu falszywa i dlate-
60 jego twierdzenie, jakoby
Dreyfus pisal "bordereau", ME
ma podstawy.
Teyssoniere, nastepny swia-
dek wywolal sensacye, utrzy.
mujac, ze ME ot1zymal nigdy
do por6wnania kopii "borde.
reau", pisanej przez Dreyfusa
pred komisys sledczs, a ar.
chiwaryusz Charavay przyzna4
psie, re W kwestyi "bordereau"
ma obecnie inne zdanie, niz je
mial W roku 1894. Sadzi{
w6wczas, ae pisal je Dreyfus,
dzisiaj jest przekonany, ze
fa1szerzem by1 Esterhazy.
Me braklo wszakze bic.
glych, kt6rzy autorstwo "bor-
dereau" przypisywali oskarzo'
nemu. W og6le ME udowo.
dnili rzeczoznawcy niczego
wiecej, jak tylko ze wszystkie
ich teorye ME wiele So warte.
Pred odroczeniem posieE
dzenia zapowiedziai przewo'
dniczscy ssdu,ze dzisiaj stawac
beds W charak terze swiadk6w:
by4y minister Freycinet, teraz.
Messy minister markiz CALI
fet pu}kownik Cordier. Ko.
misarz rzsdowy major Carriere
zapowiedzia1,ae chory Du Patty
de Clam przyszle zeznania swe
ma pismie, gdyz osobiscie sta.
mac pred sadem ME moae.
PARYz, 29go Sierpnia. -
Cabinet postanowil zwo}ac
senat W celu wyznaczenia ko.
misyi, kt6raby zajela sic spra.
wa posia Deroulede, prezesa
Ligi patryot6w, kt6ry jest o.
skarzony, re utwarza} spisek,
azeby obalic obecny Rad.
Odbylo sic posiedzenie ko.
misyi wenezuelskiej,na kt6rem
przedstawiciel Venezuela do.
wodzil W dalszym ciagu praw
tego pa6stwa do terytoryam
spornego.
LoNDYN, 29go Sierpnia. -
Znajduje sic tutaj "kraal", W
kt6rym przebywa 800 murzy.
now, przedstawiajscyc sceny
z zycia afryka1skiego. Mn6-
stwo dam angielskich ucze.
szcza1o ma tie przedstawienia
negrow, tymczasem wczoraj
dowiedzia}y sic, re wstep do
"kraalu" zostal z rozporzsdze.
MIA wladzy kobietom wzbro.
niony.
SANTIAGO, 80 Sierpnia. -
General Juan Isidro Jiminez,
rewolucyonista pragnacy 20
stac prezydentem rzeczypospo.
litei dominika6skiej, przyby&
do tutejszego portu ma parow-
Gu, lecz wladze ME pozwolily
mu wylsdowac. Me dopusz-
czono takze do okretu mn6-
stwa zwolennikow Jimineza,
pragnacych 60 widziec po.
zdrowic.
Zawiedzeni W swych oczeki.
waniach wymyslali ma amery'
kaGskie wladze.
LoNDYN, 29go Sierpnia. -
Naczelny w6dz po}udniowo
afryka6skiej armii, general
Joubert doszed} do przekona-
MIA, ze dziewiec dziesistych
czssci bomb naboj6w, znaj.
dujscych sic W twierdzach
Transwaalu, niema aadnej
| wartosci. <Zamowiono niezw1o.
cznie W Europe nowe zapasy
amunicyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-08-29
,,Opinies'.

Coz, panic Moryc! nssz znajo'
my obywatel, kupieo szwindelman,
dostal sic "a falszywe bankruotwo do
viezieniaP...
= Al, tax! jemu jus wypusoili "a
kaucys ale co on ma nopinii" stra'
Gil!
- Jake to?...
-Dawniej-to 60 liozono co mai
mniej ua trzykroc, teraz 60 lic7A
zaledwie ma sto tysiecy!
The times., 1899-04-05
NOT TO ANTICIPATE CHARITY.
A Refusal to Exempt Certain Prop
erty From Taxation

a request was recently made by H.
Lassiter and B. Washington. trustees of
the Home for Friendless Girls, that lot two
in block six, in Sumner Street, in the vi
cinity of Howard University, be held ex-
empt from taxation from July 20, 1898. on
the ground that it was intended to be used
for charitable purposes. The petitioners
informed the Commissioners that the prop
erty was bequeathed by Maria 7. Stoddard
to be forever used for charitable purposes
and that the trustees had rented it for the
sum Of 81 per month in order to defray ex-
penses until the time of building on the
lot. The request was. upon the following
recommendation OF the District Assessor,
denied:
While it may be admitted that the object and
purpose OF the trustees of this institution as i'm
piled by the title. Homo Tor Ftendless Girls, is
solely in the interests OF charity and bcneyolencc
in alordng refuge for the unfortunate | am
unable to see my way clear to recommend the cN-
emption of this property under existing law in
view of its not being actually occupied and used
for the purpose set forth.
The times., 1899-04-05
ALLEGED BREACH OF CONTRACT
William f. MacLennnn Sues w. II.
Gurley and IL. 4. johnson.

William F. MacLennan yesterday,
through his attorneys, Fay g. Putnam,
filed suit against William D. Gurley and
Richard a. johnson for the recovery of
2,sT5 alleged by the plaintiff TO be due
because of breach of contract by the de-
PENDANTS.
In his declaration NacLennan states that
on March % last he entered into an agree
ment with the defendants, William B. Cur
ley and Richard 4. Johnson, trading as
William B. Gurley & Co, stock brokers
for the purchase of 100 shares of the capi-
tai stock Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company. He further states that the de-
fendants- agreed with the plaintiff in con-
sideration of the payment to them of the
usual and customary commissions and on
his deposit with them OF reasonable par
tial payment on margin, TO purchase the
desired stock. In accordance with this
agreement he alleges that on the date men,
tiGned he deposited with the defendants
$4,000, in consideration of which the de-
PENDANTS agreed to Immediately and with
out delay to purchase the 100 shares of
stock. At that time MacLennan states
that the stock could have been purchased
at SOS per share but that the defendants,
in violation Of their obligation, and in
neglect of duty. failed and omitted to carry
out the directions OF the plaintiff or pur-
chase said stock.
MacLennan says that afterward on
March 2g last, he demanded from the de-
PENDANTS the 100 shares of stock, but they
refused to deliver it, and Informed him
that they had not purchased il. The plain
tiff further claims that the stock has ad-
vanced in value and had the defendants
purchased it for him he could have sold
it for sI36.75 per share. exclusive OF COM
missions.
Mr.. Gurley was seen by reporter last
night with reference to the suit of Mr..
McLennan.
The deposit was made by Mr.. MacLen-
nan. as he stated. but he gave US only a
discretionary order he said. THE gem
tleman was novice in the stock market
and for this reason. | suppose, preferred to
leave the entire matter in our hands and
trust TO our judgment He told Mr. John
son to purchase the stock il he considered
it good purchase on the day in question
The stock was not bought The order
was put in by Mr. johnson TO buy it II it
went down to Sl0T share. This figure
was not reached At the opening of the
market the next morning Brooklyn had
advanced. and Mr. McLennan insisted that
the stock should have been purchased the
day before. That is the case in full. The
original deposit is, of course waiting for
Mr.. McLennan to call for it
The times., 1899-04-05
CONVENIENCE TOO EXPENSIVE.
Refuse to ca
Through AN Avenue Park.

John l. Beuchert and others who re-
quested the District Commissioners to con-
struct a twenty-foot driveway through the
parking from the north 10 the south side
of Pennsylvania Avenue. between Sixth
and Seventh Streets southeast. have baen
informed that favorable consideration OF
their request is impossible. The request
WIS presented in the form of a petition
and was signed by twenty persons. They
claim that the parking in the centre OF
the Avenue, used by the Capital Traction
Company, causes great inconvenience 10
residents OF the square and to business
men, who are compelled to make deliveries
In the vicinity. Wagons have to go TO
either corner TO cross from one side TO
the other, and the square is said to be one
of the longest in the city.
{. b. Hunt, Computing Engineer OF tie
District, to whom the matter was referred
for report, informed the Commissioners
that the mcst that could be said for the
Improvement is that it would be col-
venience, and that the cost would b. about
5000 an impossible item under the limitei
appropriations.
The times., 1899-04-05
CONVICTED OF LARCENY.
Arthur Z. Phillips Found Guilty q
RObbinE james Carroll.


Arthur E. Phillips was convicted of lar
ceny from the person yesterday in Criu,-
inal Court No. 1, Justice Clabaugh presid-
ing.
Phillips was charged with robbings James
Carroll Of s120 in a lunch room at No. 121s
pennsylvania Avenue on the morning of
March II last. Carroll was a member o.
the Sixth Regiment of Immunes and tes-
titled that he was mustered out of the SER
vice in Savannah on March 10 and arrived
in Washington on the night of the 10th of
March. He went soon after his arrival
here to the lunch room referred to, where
he ordered something to eat. After eating
he went to sleep in one of sthe chairs OF
the room and remained there until some
time the next morning. People who saw
him in the lunch room knew that he had a
large amount of money upon his person.
He was awakened about 3 o'clock on the
morning of the 18th by the night clerk in
order that the room might be swept. Car
roll had been drinking and when he was
aroused was not able to stand upon his
feet. and as the clerk was called away just
at that time to wait upon a customer Phil
lips and a friend of his named Richards
undertook to care for the drunken man.
According to the testimony OF several wit
nesses, they led Carroll to the rear part of
the lunch room and left him there Two
of the witnesses, however, swore that
while Carroll was being taken to the rear
of the room they saw Phillips put his
hand into the drunken mans pocket. Later
in the morning Havens, the night clerk at
the lunch room. says that Phillips came to
him and wanted him to change 20 dollar
bill.
Phillips virtually offered no defence. ex-
cept his denial of having committed the
robbery. The Government was represented
by Assistant District Attorney Joseph Shil-
lington.
The times., 1899-04-05
HALF STREET COMPLAINS.
A Win Appeal to the Commissioners
for Grade improvements.

James L. Brass and other property own
ers living in Half Street, between and
II Streets southwest, have petitioned the
Commissioners to improve that thorough
fare. The petitioners state that the street
is lower than the alley in the rear. The
alley throws the water toward the street,
they say, and the water settles under their
dwellings and produces unhealthful and
unsanitary conditions.
A sanitary inspector, of the Health De-
partment, reported to DR.. Woodward that
there was but a slight difference between
the grade of the street and the yards of
tthe petitioners, and that all the water
flows toward the street in small cutters.
The District Engineer Department next
investigated the matter and reported that
the street is approximately on grade. and
that its condition WAS good, considering
the fact that the rDadway is unimproved.
1t was found that the low ground surface
of the abutting property accounted for de-
fects in the drainage. if there were any.
The petitioners will be informed that
nothing can be done by the city to improve
the condition OF the street except by large
expenditures of money, which would re-
quire special legislation for paving and
other construction. The street is on the
schedule for Improvement but will not be
reached in its regular course this year
The times., 1899-04-05
Marriage Licenses.

The following licenses were issued yes
terday: To James N. Smith and Ester
Miffieton, both Richmond, Va; George A.
Day and Margaret E. Clifford; Louis
Brown and Maurice Lucas; George w.
Jones and Mamie Carter; John Woodard
and Georgia Hutchinson; Harry y. Dove
and Kate c. King; John r. Oliver and Osie
NJ Hause; John X. Kearns and Ella l..
c. Dent: Thomas Bennett and Rosa /.
Simms, Fairfax county, Va; William Par
ker and Gertie Page; Henry f. Hopkins
and Eva VI. Riggs; John ]. Coughlin and
Nellie Rust, Philadelphia, Pa. Lewis y.
Carlin and Margaret w. Sprngman.
The times., 1899-04-05
INTENSE SUFFERING
FROM DYSPEPSIA AND STOMACH
TROUBLE
Instantly Relieved and Permanently
Cured by Stuarrs Dyspepsia
Tablets.
A New Discovery, But Not n Patent
Medicine.

a Nc" b1scoN nut NOT n
Medicine.
DR.. Redwell relates an interesting ac-
count OF what he considers u remarkable
cure of acute stomach trouble and chronic
dyspepsia by the use of the new discovery,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
He says: The patient was a man who
had suffered. to my knowledge, for years
with dyspepsia. Everything he ate seemed
to sour and create gases in the stomach; ;
he had pains like rheumatism in the back,
shoulder blades. and limbs, fullness and
distress after eating, poor appetite and loss
of flesh; the heart became affected, causing
palpitaton and sleeplessness at night.
Il gave him powerful nerve tonics and
blood remedies. but TO no purpose. AS an
experiment 1 finally bought a iifty-cent
package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at a
drug store and gave them to him. Almost
immediate relief was given and after he
had used four boxes he was TO all appear
ances fully cured.
There was no more acidity or sour wa
terry risings, no bloating after meals, the
appetite was vigorous, and he has gained
between ten and twelve pounds in weight
OF solid healthy flesh.
Although Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are
advertised and sold in drug stores. yet !
consider them most valuable addition TO
any physicians line Of remedies, az they
are perfectly harmless and can be given TO
children or invalids or in any condition OF
the stomach with perfect safety being
harmless and containing nothing but fruit
and vegetable essences, pure pepsin and
Golden Seal.
without any question they are the
safest most effective cure for indigestion
biliousuess, constipation. and all derange-
| ments of the stomach, however slight OF
severe
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are made by
the f. A. Stuart Co., of Marshall, Mich,
| and are sold by druggists everywhere at 81
cents per package.
Little book on stomach diseases mailed
free Address F. A Stuart Co., Marshall
! Mich.
The times., 1899-04-05
Munyon's Remedies.

Sciatica, lumbago. and all rheumatic pains
cured by Munyon's Rheumatism Cure. Dyspepsia
and all stomach troubles cured by Munyon's Dys-
pepsia Cure Ninety per cent. OF all kidney
complaints cured by Munyon's Kidney Cure.
Headaches. colds, and coughs, impure blood gen
eral debility, nervousness, all quickly cured by
MUNYON'S Remedies. The remedies cost mostly p
cents vial, and sold by all druggists. There
81 different cures for 81 different ailments.
MUNYON'S STATIC ELECTRICAL MACHINE
cures stiff joints, paralysis. and neuralgia. and
gives new life to the nerve-racked and brain
weary.
MUNYON'S SKILLED SPECIALISTS give free
diagnosis and prescription for any disease. on
Sunday, to .. 623 Thirteenth street northwest
The times., 1899-04-05
In the Jury's Hands.

The arguments in the case OF Mary
simms. as administratrix of the estate of
George F. Simms. against the Metropo itan
Railroad Company, which has occupied the
attention of Circuit Court No. since last
Wednesday, was given to the jury yester-
day afternoon. and it was instructed to
return a sealed verdict this morning
George F.Simms, the deceased, it is alleged
by the plaintiff. was killed while at work
on the T Street sewer, through the negi-
gence OF the defendant company, and slo,-
600 damages is asked.