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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
IL VIII Assemble Tomorrow ia ~.
Puuff. Gnurch.

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section oi lAe o-oce
DalI"s lnt m,'l"- oi 'le """''- I't
Preston N4sh. rector OBJ ."-s- ,hui''
VIII pave ,H'I-o ol 81. 'N' I'.
lof. HtF. Ut @I"i'"''i "' ""''' "'i
tauon in' ''uA'i IH ".+e' uel'H
aWat on account OF l--h.ali".
feni-l'cf. fiahrir M- hilli', hl-h'p
of tne Diocese. VIII pre- de. Ihe 'ouue-i
viii hold sessions ln iht morning ain
afternoon. and i'eic "lh DE religious eA-
efo.ses. ~conduct.o Dy l''al ana NlsliiHs
clergy men, lO-N.-At Hi Oh h fINrh IutHc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

QUITE. recently in New York we deaths
occurred from poisoning by the use Of
powder sgt 60 the victims by mail. In
Leave worth. San the other day neatly
every doctor in town was called u at
toad the children who had gathered mp,
est..- ana been made Oh by samples Of
an article LETT az houses by %canvassers
for ao.cr.ising purpose
Alum baking powders have always been
f,v.f.t. articles for this sampling BUSH
MSS VI there is nothing more liable 20
ia ,o danger than the practice OF using
tr. Various samples OF baking powder
t.s ,, tns door. They are Presented by
,r-.so.usilie parties, In appearance are
~ list,rguishable from arsenic. md, in
N..t I'M ludiona. some tim since. one
n.ctace vas found. after Il had caused
80. I,a,b OF the housewife. 10 have been
mixed with that poison.
n l. safer to refuse all samples OF food
or medicine offered az the door. Pure
cream ~ tartar baking powders sell upon
thrir merits. and are never peddied or
sampled Plttsburg Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

NJ Smith and Giles Jackson, a colored
laU-ver represented the accused.
The mall carrier VINO otlFcred one OF
the letters identified II. II. T. Branch.
the cofored man to whom the letters were
addressed. and his wife were among the
other witnesses examined.
The PARTIES all live on Calhoun street.
Branch Is a local preacher.
Gathered from the testimony a large
amount OF the city's sOiled linen Is wash
Cd IN calhoun street in more senses than
one. Clara Henley IS a washerwoman as
are most Of the witnesses.
The writer's OF the two unobjectionable
letters testified thai they wrote them at
the request Of Clara Henley. IL did not
appear who penned the letter that came
within the violation Of the postal law.
The questions of the lawyers for the
defence indicated that they would try 10
prove nat Rcv. 7. II. Branchs wife was
the author OF hat epistle.
The witnesses were shut up In an ad-
Joining room and called as they were
wanted on the stand. Everybody was cX-
Guided from the room IN order 90 relieve
the witnesses Of any embarrassment in
detailing the language used on Calhoun
street. when the %nelghbors are angered
with each other
Andit was well.
clara Henley testified that She could
not write and did not authorize such let
ter 10 be written.
After n fun hearing Of the case Clara
Was acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
JUSTICE JOHN
WAS PLEASED.
Monday Docket Leaves No Sinners in
the Pen.
ARCHER PAYNE WAS DISCHARGED
Ills Killing of Beverly Lewis was in
self Defence-His Wife Shouts Tor
,Joy az uis Release-A Woman
Beats a Man,

lie who thinks that Justice John Ike
some beast, once tasting human o4oout7
ever searching for human lie TO bleed
should have seen his beamlns lace yes
terday when Special Officer RedIord a.
lie close OF court announced there -
not a prisoner left IN the PEI.
10 pleased him much when MS gave
raped the big crowd TO siivice at 9'oV
o'clock the pen was full OF sinners Oh
every degree and color and ono hour
later not one was left to tell the taie
to those who had gone before
A NEW RECORD.
Not IN the recollection Of the biggest
policeman has 81 Monday docket been
cleared before without sending some UNI
fortunate 90 jail.
Yesterday the pen was tenantess. It's
concrete floor gave not back the aJuha 81
restless feet as some man with nerves
uu-trung tread5 bacA 4hI loi,m' h" iy"
of ragged thieves filed the nench along
fne wall. not even a single crumpled
female form faded with dissipation
rr0uched I'm "a darkcned corner no ,au
call cOme out echoed AGAINST JUS "1un
n1 prisoners van scrlped rs iron-Dounu
wheel against the curb. inc pen was
rmDfv. The nuuishments were all rep
resented by fines and these were pald.
UNCLE ARCHER GOES FREE
Archer Payne stood before the bar
charged with m4Elri. Ills ufhl 3" JIM
wool. Dis back was bent. and ms eye Was
dfmmcd with age. His wife. nttc younger,
stood in deep perturbation Watching ms
fate. t.
lewis Younger negro. much In liquor.
made au uupr0voked assault on the .oll
nan knocked him down and handled
KIM roughly in front Of his own door.
Tbe oI man. snid to be ninety-oue years
of aga hDbnie1 into MS room and. taxing
down I'M Old-flshlOned musket, returned
to the door.
AS be- stopped out Beverly assaulted MIN
with large rocks. the old man hrcl q inal
Of bucksnot at short ranSe. ana seEttai
rourr later Beverly died at Che AIMS
house.
Commonwealth Attorney Richardson
crYss-nuczfi Toned the witnesses ana slalrI
af thr close that it was "a clear case OK
sUlf-drftyce. IL,
b- mr.llst on bis shoulder surrounded
bv q crowd of friends and bis wife Wn'l
..c reached tho sidewalk. shouted aloul
Miry Lewis. colorcd. poured Stops ID
frluf OF Albert J0hu-0ns door ana Mlrl
De demonstrated she cursed ana asshuilei
him. She paid $50 and costs.
Renaldo Or-i threatened 20 shoot VI.
R4ckechHrlif. and fearing DodliA ntfW
asked that Orsi DO put undcr bond. Ihfy
made friends and Orsi Dice paid The freight
Joe Motley. c0l0rod. paid $50 Tor me
satisfaction ~ beating Beverly lsades.
A long list Of Sunday DRINKS were pass
al I'm review and paid their quota to the
city treasury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
CLARA WAS ACQUITTED.
She Wrote Two Letters 60 Rev. L. II.
Hranch. but Not the Third.

The United State District Court room
was the scene yesterday o. an interesting
trial.
aia Henley was charged with sending
obscene letters through the United States
mail o. 4. IA. Branch. Both of the bar
ties named are c0lored. The letters were
abusive and one Of them was obscene and
indecent.
The alleged motive for The sending Of
the letters. al shown iu the testimony Of
Brauch's wife, Was that Clara Isculey
believed that Rranch gave Information u
the police that caused the officers 10
search clara Henieys house 10 find
Martha Cook. who was wanted for On.
humanoiy beating her child.
The trial was before limited states
COMMISSIONS Henry Hudnall. District
Attorney Allan aAd Assistant Dla rcf-
Aitorlev De JaT1effe eNHmin+d -ee VT
nesses for the government and Mr.. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
49,. nNow is Christ Risen from

c,o,r sang NOW is Christ Risen from
'n me-, conereeation remained seated
while The knights fled out
OTHER SERVICES.
Tto soryi.ss al Iaurcl-Stfeet Methodist
,t,.-.b sunday morning and evening
WE az an interesting character.
no, Herbert NJ. Hope, associate editor
80 ae Richmond Christian Advocate. oc-
c,,,t.1 tho pulpit 40 both services, and
preached f%orcibic sermons.
~. congregations were large. and Mr..
uoue v.as heard with rapt attention
Services we're held sunday In 81
49,. German Evangelical church for
The FIRST time iu four months 'he l"le'.oI
4,ri,o that time having been undergoing
repairs. .to .~o,ros.
ps,bmord and was greatly admired
.scr1,v Tho services were OF a very
..lrl.ting nature. particularly the music
-.r1.,ad urdcr the leadership OF Mr.. John
He.,I.y was q great day az tho taher-
,s,fo erected by the Disciples on church
am Evangelist DE Vol preached two
ID. a.. morning nc discoursed on THE
pl-or,s of Being With Jesus. and AZ
,.vtt on stepping H~caFcnwards, h-
lYstratol 10y a diagram.
~. tabernacle seats six hundred per
SONS fn the morning the audience filed
fho odifcc and 10 night scores were
T,.so meeting are increasing in i'm
,o- and tno Disciples Of Church HIll
ara determined Go make am onward
T,.n.eht Evangelist De Vol will preach
.rg.us ihc Roresler Of the Father.
rro~vhody is invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
HEBREW MEMORIAL DAY.
Tie Exercises 10 Occnr This Evening
at o'clock.

tN
The rrual exercises OF the Hebrew
1I..ari.f Association sHl tah. place az
oh. Hebrew cemetery this eve
rir- 40 e. o'c.ocA. They Will D.
under .ha charge OK the ladies of ine
n.l,.w A"I.Ia.alI Association. aru Viii
be- p"arfc...tcI m hy members OF tle
hollywood and lakewood Associations
gs We'll as hy the Junior associations ol
th0s. tw0 bodies.
T., Junior Hebrew Memorial AS ''''-
tf.n wifi as has been d. custom, 1e4'
v.eors 10 Leo camp Soldier. Home. io
lake fne veterans 10 the cemetery I'D
.-f.r that they may take part DID, deco
rating the graves of those colnfaoes WHO
sleep there.
The walker Light Guar will also al
terl fn "a body. though not in Uniform.
Tr. ceremonies viii be simple bug I'M
Dressivc. Rev Dr. Edward y. can ~
naetor of Beth Aiaba. VIII deliver ire
Invocation and viii read "a poem apnf0-
nri,te 10 the occasion. 4 musical pro-
sramme has also been arranged lh'fe
Will be- no oruuou.
sbould the weather Tuesday evening
,r,,.e inclemcnt the exercises "il Ne
Nod in the M0rtuary chapel az the Gene
terry. ,ht.
afternoon. r. sent to the cemetery after
o'clock will be received and turned
ovor 10 the proper ones.
Those who wish 10 attend the exercises
cam reach the cemetery by taking tie
electric cars either az First and Broad
o- seventh and Broad. which points they
leave every twenty minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
SHIRT WAIST DANCE.
ADelightfuI Event at Lakeside This
Evening.


Tine shirt waist dance 10 he given 90
Lakeside ON this evening from
.,s. ...f..t .r,nf..- .I.. Did. .ra.t
success. Al',I so m'"i l-'
tnie event onri o."
besides GIVING lh' 9o ' ''' ".'
meeting before JUS "' 7'"l'.I -"
th-lr su"in'' """''I"
lhe m~"NaA,.7 nave "''" i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
CENTENARIAN'S FUNERAL.
old Aunt Lucy Bullock Laid to Rest
Yesterday.

The funeral of Aunt Lucy Bullock,
whose death in the hundred and eleventh
year of her age was announced in sun
days Times. took place lt % O'Clock
yesterday morning from the sixth
Mount Zion church.
Ip to "a very short time ago aunt Lucy
was able to walk about her room with
ile ard of 20 cane. and her intellect was
perfectly clear.
Aunt Lucy was born. according 10 al.
the information Obtaiuah.e ON the sub
iact. some time during the year l7ss ~
lae Valley of Virginia. Her parents were
,wned by the late William Gait. and
when "a child fou years OF asD. in 1892
She was sold 90 the Aliens af Goochland
county. with WHOM She scrFei. passing
from father to SON until scr free by the
result OF the civil war.
Aunt Lucy had % vivid recollection Of
occurrences ri nearly "a hundred Neai
ago.. She could recall Tire excitement and
turmoil incident to The preparation Tor
the war of 1872. and remembered thc ter-
ror which prevailed among the 'olor'l
residents OF G01chlsnd lest fhe British
should come and kll them an.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

A very enjoyable party wa. given Jas.
Felday night .ly the Golden BOD 'luo a'
the residence OF Mrs Iuke -l' east N'i
-iall street. ..
Those participating "efe Misses SUI
and Pclrl Davies. Molly Lucy Mao.l "'
rfbal Tui.. AHA Harrison Rita St1tAl.
Estia lfrph4u. Emma GrassWltt. ahs
Gertrude Earle.
N-ssr4 Warden Couper. oscar lioro.
Kenneth Cherry. Hunter Illman. Ecdl'
Tul.e. Colbert C~unniaghln. Percy b'
Priest. Junlus Redl. Buddy Hamilton
Henry Proctor. and frouk Cooke.
Tic hours were pleasantly spent i'
canes and dancing. after which "a delight
mi roDast was served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

Judge Wickham yesterday appointed
Constable n. e.. Garuetf county police
mar for Fairfield District. Go succeed Mr.
a. T.. Jones. resigned. The office pays 81
regular salary 0f So ID month.
Constable Cyclone Samuel WAS busy
Yesterday executing warrants issuel
by Squire g.. W. Thomas He urst went
down to the Cedar Works and arrested
Aaron Lacy. coiorod. who is accused of
a-sauiting. cursing and threatening the
life of Joseph Lacy. also co'ored.
Mr.. samuel also arrested TWO little Me-
crocs. Charles Scott and George Reed
hy name. who are accused of striklus
and beating El'l and Jake Ross
The Te.riro County Court has adjourn
cd for tie term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
A%OELlGHTfUL OUTING.
Tho Junior Cotillon Cinb Treats Its
Young Lady Friends.

4 delightful evening was spent last
v-Ntrosdav AT Lakeside Park by the
$3.50 ~ the Junior cOtillon club.
~, dance was given in honr OF the lady
f-iends OF the club. and during the even
ir, , .umptuous repast was served. The
yn,,rc ladies present were:
Nsses Hardie Eichel. Hebecca Hell
s,@r, Beulah Meyer. Lottie Well, Nora
sem Florence Cohen. Annie Bowman.
Nrarlam Mnlhiser. Essie Rosensteln Of
p~hpaaelphia. Florence Meyers. Esther
Levitt Miriam Bowman. Fanny Alttle-
dorfer. Lille Rosendorf.
Tile young gentlemen who took pais
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

The beautiful estate known as sunny
side" near KesWick, owned by M. JAS.
B. Pace. Of Richmond. has been sold 70
Mr.. q. !. Ingersoll, OF Vicksburg Miss,
for $1,000.
REQ Hill." the property OF Capt
Adolph Russaw located "a Profit station.
WIS also sold Tor 500, Mcssrs.
\. o.. and James a. Brown. Of West
virginia. being the owners
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

The anniversary eE.rcise OBJ liHrfshorn
Memorial College began Sunday morn
ine with ihc auu1rI rfn0H d. tho p $50
Baptist church. Tomorrow night, May
l1th. ten pupils wul liaduate from tne
normal department.
Thursday night. the annual address be-
fore the Alumnae Association VIII be
delivered by Mary Church Terrell. of
Washington. d. c.. who BE- president Of
the National Association of Colorea Wo.
men.
She will speak upon the subject. "Har-
riot Eoechnr Sow"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

Ch'ef-of-Poico Howard returned from
cbattanooel Saturday night where he
went 10 attend thc mectlng of Chiefs OF
P.iico - tho United states.
He had a. most beneficial irip and SAYS
many papers OF general interest 90 the
po,ice we're read and discussed.
The next meeting viii De IN Cincinnati.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

The closing exercises of the Nieht
School OF Technology OF Tie Mechanics
Institute wtI take piaee sl SEQ O'Clock
Tonight at the y. VI. G.. a..
An address Will bc delivered hy Rev.
Or. Edward y. Calisch. and the dI-
p,omas ana prizes VIII Doe presented by
colonel g.. P. r. BursWyn. the principal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
NAWNW.TII


Primary. Secondary. o. Tertiary sy-
philis permanently cured in n to so days.
You can De- treated at home for the same
price under same guaranty. II you prefer
10 come here We VIII contract % pay
railroad fare ard hotel bills. and "a"
charge if We fail 90 cure. ~ y0u haNo
taken Mercury. Iodidc Potash and still
have aches and pains, Mucous Patches IN
mouth. sore Throat. PimpIes. copper
Co.orcd Spots. Ulcers on any part OF ths
body. hair or eyebrows falling oIt. II -
this |syohiilitc BLOOD POISON ;hat We
guarantee 90 cure. We solicit the most
obstinate cases and Challenge D. world
Tor a care We cannot cure. Ihi. disease
has always banicl thc skil of tfe most
emlnont physicians. $4,000 capital BE-.
hlnd our unconditional guaranty. Also
lutte proofs sent scaled On DUPLICATION.
ADDRESS cook Remedy Go. .2 Masonic
Temple. Chicago. At
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

Messrs. c. l. and II. l. Denoon so'u ~
auction yesterday for =" th' W.
known Whitkamp stables on S''D,o
Sfrset Mr.. Thomas b.. Hicks Was the
purchaser.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
MASSMEETING OF
PRESBYTERIANS..
An Enthusiastic Gathering al the First
Church Sunday Night.
MONEY FOR THE HOME MISSIONS
Flooucnt Addresses Delivered The
Various SUNDAY school Societies.
Ascension Scrviccs-Nccting of
the Methodist Ministers.

At tho Gracc-strcct Presbyterian
church sunday night d. ercat audience
crowded tho auditorium in response To "a
call for "a miss-mccting of prcsbytcrians
To- consider "How Best Co Advance the
Work Of the Presbyterian Church in
Richmond aud Eastern Virginia
The meeting Was called hy the Homo
Mission Committee of East Hanover
Prcsbytery. to raise money for city and
country missionary work for students
Of the Union T|hcolosical Seminary during
Their four months vacation which begins
the first of juno.
There was very spirited singing 10y the
choir aud congregation. The AeN DTS.
Wilhorsnoon and Stewart offered prayer.
ADDRESSES DELIVERED.
Rev. Donald Guthrie spoke ON the inn
TORRANCE of Christians realizing the mis-
sion of the Church. His address was im-
passIoucd and eloquent in the highest
degree. and stirred great enthusiasm in
the hearts of all present. What Dee said
was based upon the words taken from
one 0l the Gospels. fThc disciples said
send flo muldtudcs away that they may
bus themselves v~ictuals, but Jesus said.
liNe So them to cat.
Dr. Kerr made the only other address.
Ic sol. forth Che work of the Church in
This city and the Adjacent region. show
inr chat thcrc was BOO debt on the Home
Mission Department 0l the Church's work
Whlt was needed was money % extend
it. lie desired that thc PRESBYTERIAN
Church should he 300 this section as strong
a. the strongest.
We have the men. the field a9d the
81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

Among the guests AT The Jefferson are
Dr.. Il 4. Omen. Of Boston. Miss safes
burg and maid. OF Phladelpn'a; W =.
L~snahan. OF phocbus- Va. sne Al. y.
Worth, Of Raleigh. y. {.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

Flower Day" will be- observed to-day
az the Old Dominion Hospital. AT dona-
tons of cut flowers or potted plants Will
be- gratefully received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
The Labor commissioners.

Tho labor commissioners of the various
states will hold thlir annual Convention
i'm Augusta. Ne. in July. Commissioner
A. T.. Montague expects 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

renresenta,ivc o. the Yong mems Bus-
ness Association.
Mr.. Montague viii make an address BE-
s,r. the convention and 20 extend An In
vifatlon 10 that body 70 meet next year
In this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
nchn,rnr Y chr-nn'.

Mr.. HIN Montague eft yesterday ar
ternoon for Louisville. KY, as the special
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

Conversions were reported JOS thc iol-
lowlug schools Broad street. ID. clay
Street. 3d. Laurel Street T., llasker Ne
mortal. 5. Epnorth O.
These exercise. were followed by the
Chudr,us Day services which We're con-
Quoted hy che superintendent az tine
school Afr. George 81. Rogers This fea-
taro of the orcasioa proved very enter
tsInine. the singing being especially enc
joyed.
the next meeting viii De held M Fair.
mount Avenue church. on The second sun
day a. june
The Borrf 90 Directors win meet al
Broad Street church on the fourth sun.
day in thi. momh
ASCENSION SERVICES.
Ascens'on services were held Sunday
rlvht AL Centenary church. ana were at.
tended bv Richmond C0mmanIcry. No. %.
and s.. An0reH = C~oinmandcry No i2,
Knights Icmp'ars, ia QHl dress. under
command OF Major B. r. Howard The
front seats ln ihe body Of the church
wore reserved Cor thr knights.
Or. Tudor conducted the services. He
took for his subject The Life III Josiah.
thr King"
lie spoke Of hlm as the best OF The
kings OF Israel "a man OF great honesty
and integrity.
uo ~ was who found and restored the
Mosaic law. and. better stil saw that it
was enforced. Tie was "a man oi action.
pr. Tudor drew from ~ the lesson that
A. IS the duty Of those IN power al the
present dime 10 enforce the laws In every
particular.
AT the conclusion OF tile service the
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13
XII.
Christus nos liberayit.

Coz to jest ia historic Fantiny9 Jest to spoie
%pze1stwo, kupujsce niewolnioe. U kogo2- U nedzy.
u chiodu, u giodu, u osamotnienia, u opuszczenia, u
niedostatku. Bolesny targ. Dusza "a kawaiek chleba.
MEDIA dale, spoieczehstwo przyjmuje.
Swiste prawo Chrystusa rzsdzi naszs cywilizacjs,
ale ME przenika jej jeszcze; powiadajs, &c niewola
znikia z cywilizacji europejskiej. Jest to zludzenie.
%Istnieje ona wcisz; ale ciszy ona teraz tylko mad ko.
beta, to jest mad wdziskiem, mad st sboscis, mad ma.
cie~rzyhstwem. Jest to jedna z nienajmniejszych hahb
mszczyzny.
W bolesnym tym dramacie doszlismy do punktu,
W ktorym ME pozostaio Fantinie juz mic ztego, czem
byf, dawniej. Zostajsc biotem, staia sic marmurem.
Kto jj dotyka, uczuwa chi6d. Przechodzi, znosi Gle
i ME Una; jest to postac zhahbiona i surowa. Zycie i
porzsdek spot sczny wyrzek}y mad nis ~ostatnie siowo.
Staio sic 2 mia to w~szystko, co sic STAG ma. Olczuia
wszystko, ~wszystko zniosfa, wszystko doswiadcsyia,
wszystko wycierpiaia, wssystko straciia, wssystko o
pfakala. Poddaje sic losowi : tenn poddaniem sic, kt6-
re podobne Jest do obojstnosci, jak smierc podobna
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13

jest do snu. Me unika jua nicsego. Nicsego sis.nie
boi. Mech sic ma mia zwali Gala chmura, MECH js Ia
leie caiy ocean! Goa js to obchodzi! Jest to gsbka
przesiskia woda. Tax sic jej zdaje przynajmniej, ale
myli sic ten, kto wyobraaa sobie, ze mona wyczerpac
los i dotrzec do dina czeg~okolwiekbsdz. Niestety! Coz
to 50 owe istnienia brane tax W nieiadzie2 Gdzie dazsa
Ten, kt6ry vie o tenn, widzi W ciemnosciach.
Jest on sam tylko. Nazywa sic Bogiem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13
XIII.

Rozwiazaaie kilku kwestyj poIicji m~iejskiej.
Javert prserznsi sic przez tium widow, przery.
'sjsc ich kolo wielkimi krokami, sacsai isc W strone
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-02-23
DR.. Humphreys

Specifies act directly upon the disease,
without exciting disorder in other parts
Of the system They Cure the Sick.
10. CURES.
1-kevcTs. Congestfons, fnnammsssonx NJ
0-Wosms, Worm Fewer, Worm Coase.- ~
3-Teethtss, Colo, Csyine.wakefuln~s .9S
4-DssvFhes, Of ChiIdren or Adusts..-... ~
5-Coushs, Colds, Bronchttis- -... n
9-NeussIsfa, rooshsche, Raeeaehs.-..- .1S
0-nesSsehe, Sick Headache, versieo. AZ
1O-DysDepsss, Indigestion, weakseomseb-1 S
11-SsDDTessed Or Psinfdl PerSsasl... rs
12-Whises, Too Profass Periods. .1$
1S-CsouD. LsFyHsieis, Hoarsenesa.... II
14-esls Rheum. Er5sipeIss Ksupuoss. .2S
1S-Bheumstism, Rheumatic Pains ~
16-Malsris, ChiIIs, Fever and Asus. ~
1o-CssssEh. InlEuenzs, Cold in thsHm ~
O-WbO0psne-COueh- observation-disclosures .24
25-AidDcy Diseases OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
2S-NePyOuS DebiI1ty. .....-.-..........--.1~oD
So-grfnary W~~k--z- Teesiag Bed. II
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