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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20
,Jaki z Kruszki
zwiazkowjec?

Wincenty .Slawski, agent
wydawcy KURYERA PoLsK1EGo.
Micha}ka Kruszki. ,robi' ],
jak powiada, byznes ma
Zwiazkowcach, wiec reporter
TYGoDN1KA PoLsK1EGo chclal
90 zbadac, czy rob' to z
przekopania. czy dla tego,
aby tylko co zarobic i OTTO
podszedi Slawskiego W ten
spos6b W pewnem zebraniu,
gdzie bylo 5 Z"iazkowc6w,
pr6cz domowych.
Reporter Tygodnika:
Panic Slawski, czy pan male.
~ do zwiazku?
S}awski:--Nie.
Rep. Tyg. = a czy wy
dawca ), Kuryeira" nalezy?
Slawski - TAX.
Rep. Tyg. = A jak dawno?
Slawski - @ zdaje mi sic,
ze okoio 3 miesiecy.
Rep. Tyg. = A pred TEN
nigdzie ME nalezal?
Slawski Nalezaf do s5to
warzyszenia milwauckiego.
Rep Tyg. - Jakto? do
kropidlarskiego Stowarzysze--
MIA. Przeciez to Stowarzy-
s1enie zorganizowali ksieza
S. Q przepraszam. Wy
dawca ,,Kuryera" byl glow
nym organizatorem tege
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20

wv polskich dzielnicach pc
amerykahskich miastach fa-
brycznych, ME szanujace n
! wieku. nj nauki, nj poWagl
rodzic6w, nj wladzy, uWaza-
jace "a najwieksza rozkosz
posiadanie centa, to juz nc
dzieci kraju z cywilizacyaa
europejska, ME synowie ziemi
chrzescian meczennik6w.
"a lat 80 wyrobi! sic 2 tego
dorastajacego zdemoralizowa-
nego pokolenia, spoleczeh=
stwo tax 7materyalizowane- j
zezwierzecoae, re blaskien
cnot chrzesciadskich opro-
mieniona Polska wstydzie sic
bedzie do niego przyznawaG,
a "a lat 90, t. j. W trzeclem
pokoleniu. przeobraza sic
potomkowie wychodzc6w
polskich W Ameryce W zgraje
bez WARY, bez serca, czci. ]. ].
charakteru, jaka wog6le
dzisiaj stancwia tn najnlzsze
varsity spoleczehstwa, zwaz )
nego angielskiem:
Wiecei podobni beda DC
p6ldzikich Indyan. n'z do
potomk6w cywilizowanego
szczepu europejskiego.
Taxa to mniej wiec ej przy~
szlosc czeka W tym kraju
Polakow, jezeli dotychczaso-
wy bezbozny system pan
stwowego wychowywania
dzieci ME zostanie zmienio-
nym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20
Stow arzyszenia.

AJtsOW q -
Rep. Tyg. A dla czegc
wydawca J, Kuryera'' ME ma
ZIn6wil ich do Zwiazku, tylko
rozdrabnia} organizacye?
s. Ach, daj mi pan spo-
.koj. ina ucho.) Widzi pan, re
.Zwiazek ma nZg6de' a
StoWarzyszenie mia|o ,,Ku :
ryera a teraz Dzien. Mil
wl;aueki" psuje nam byznes,
vice my musimy wstapit
teraz do Zwiazku.
!. Rep. Tyg. A teraz ro-
zumiem.
Moi Boze, gdyby byl P.
SIamski wiedziai z kim
mowi, pewno by by} tego ME
powiedzial.
TYGoDN1K PoLsK1).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20

syi. Ministrowie ofia-
re kr6Iowej przyjeli.
ALEKSA NDRY A.
Prawie codziennle
zdarzaja sic tn nowe
Wypadkl Smlerci ma
dzume.
BARCELONA. =
" czterech r6znych
dzielnicach miasta
wybuch}y bomby dy-
pamitowe. w mics
Gle panuJe pOpfOcu.
MANILA Wszyscy
amerykahcsy ochot-
nicY na wyspie Lu-
zon dopominaja sic,
ably ich powieziono
z powrotem do Ame-
ryki, gdyz wo)na,
podczas kt6rej zobo-
wiazall sic pe,lniIc
stuzbe wojskoWa,
w}aSclwie juz sic
skoliczyy}a. Skarzq sic
tel, re gorzei SO trak-
towani, iak zo4nie~
RE regularni. Tylko
o6cerowie pu}k6w
ochotnlczych, kt6rzy
pobieraja wysokit
>pensye, chetnie by
dalej pozostali ma
Filipinach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20
Niw Polskich
WAMERYCE.
BAJKACH zwykl

g. 1aaje sic nieieda;a. Is 3; !. porzqd~ orr!
na prawda. ale So / bajki, W
kt6rych ami krzty prawdy ME
znajd1iesz. Do rzedu takich
nalezy bajka, puszczona W
SWAT w Dz1ENNIkU CHICA-
GosKlM, przez katolickiego
rasowego 1zrael;te Kazmierza
Neumanna, jakoby TYGoDN1k
PolsK1 W St. Louis, g}6wnie
wskutek namowy ze strony
WIARUsA, kontrolowa} POI
stepki Kruszkowcgo agen
ia Wincentego S]awsklego.
Zkadze o tenn vie Neu
manek? - Konia z 1zedem,
kto udowodni. bysmy kiedy-
kolwiek listownie, czy tele-
gra6cznie, czy W jakIbadz
'nny spos6b. z wyda~ ca
TYGoDN1KA PoLsK1EGo wzgle-
dem Wincentego Slawsk;ego
sic porczum'ewal'. Sprawk'
niebezpiecznych dla sp6|e-
czehstwa indiwiduow naleza
do publicznosci, kazda ucz-
ciwa .gazeta powinna pred
mimi ostrzegaG tych, kt6rym
by szkodz.c mogli. Jezeli zas
tego ME czyni. grzech pp~'
pelnra.
Ale Dz1ENN1K CH1cAGosKr.
zamiast scigac, bierze ich
pod swoja opieke. Hahba
dla lewity Franc ska Cor
.dona. pod kt6rego kon-
trola znajduje sic Dz1ENN1K
CH1cAGosK1. ze pozwoli Neu-
manowi ujmowae sic "a po-
dobnym lobuzem jak Win
Gently Slawski, ktorego
wszyscy ksieza polscy, przy-
najmniej W archidyecezy1
chicagoskiej, znaja jak z}y
grosz! - Niezawodnie lewita
i lobuz dcbrze sic powachali ;. J.
. ST. LOUIS, Mo.
TYGoDNK PoLsKI, mimo zar
fb6Iczego zannach7u, jak'ego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20

Isle dopuscii ma to dzielne
pismo msciwy KURYER Mil
waucki, wychodzi regularnie
jak dawniej. w ostatnim nu-
merze czytamy W MN ma
stepujaca notatke. ,,Agenci
KURYERA re swym panem
ma czele, ,ehcieli aby Iygodnik
W tym tygodniu ME wyszed}.
w tym celu W ostatniej chwi-
Ii gdy T,ygcdnik odchodzil ma
prase, pas]ali gromade kon-
stablow z warantami, ale
wydawca Tygodnika kichna}
{ wszystkie zamiary Kuryero-
we Sc rozp;erzchly. KURYrR
ME zyczy sobie, aby wSt Louis
,stniala polska gazeta. Nasi
rodacy tembardziej powinni
Sc starat ably j4. utrzymat. !"
o ZLODZIEJU, kt6ry
okradl w Winonie pania CT.
chanowska, odebralismy bar.
dzo wazne wiadomosci, lecz
publikowanie .ich, z waznych
powod6w, uwazamy "a pred.
Wczesne.
BAY CITY, Mich. = Fr..
Wasilewki ukohczyl studya
naukowe W m;chigahski1n
uniwersytec:e, kt6ry jest
uwazany "a. najlepszy W kraiu
/ otrzyma} dyplom doktora
medycyny.
| NANTICOKE, Pa. = Le-
karz polski Misiewicz czy tez
Mickiewicz, ma}o majacy
pojecja o medycvnie, ulotni]
sic W tych dniach naszego
mia,ta, po dokonaniu n'efor-
tunnel operacyi.
?ANA ZYGMUNTA S{up.
skiego W dial niedawno do.
brze znany W Ameryce a
obecnie W Galicyi przebywa-
jacy zecer pan Edward L.
Ko}a kowski w Krakowie,
gdzie Z. ST.. odz;edziczyi po
ciotce 5000 Il, tych ,edskich
BYkY PORUCZNIK po-
iicyi p. kukasz Kalas W Chi
cago zamianowany zostal
przez szefa policyi K'ley'a
,nspektol em 4 dystryktu POI
ljcyinego (ca}e mlasto podzie-
lone Jest ma 5 dystrykt6w), "
kt6rym najw jwiecejiest estPo]ak6w.
PIKE LAKE, Wis.
Aug. Szutenburg. Polak,
wyc1na]ac chwast, tax ME
szczssliwie uderzy} kosa swe-
90, chlopca, il przec1a} mu
kilka zeber. Chlopiec odszed}
Cd o)ca j polozyl s 6 spad v
chrustach. ojciec ME Widza1c
90. mimowoli stall sic pszy
ma nieszczescia sWego syna.
ZNANY DRZYlk'I1 Piotr
Kiolbasa : Chicago bawi q
1becnie Y ban Wis na
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20
TELEGRAMT. .
MILW AuKEE.

MILW A UKEE.
Micha} Kruszka, wy
da,wca Kuryera Pol
~skiego, aresztowany
zostat II Lipca b. M.
wiecZorem "a osZczer-
czy artyku] 0 p. lgna-
Gym Czerwinsklm, ).
kt6remu zarzuci} do
rabienle sic W ME
ucziwy spos6b.
GRAND RAPIDS,
Mich. X. Biskup
Richter sam odm6-
viii mszY Swietej
Zwi&kowi Narodowe-
mu P olskiemu pod
CESS tegorocznego
Sejmu.
CHICAGO RE
czy wistym prowincy-
.onaten1 Zmartwych-
wstahc6w jest Me
nice, ks. Spetz, ale
tylko de facto, ME
de jure. :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20
PETERSBURG.-

W -dniu 10 Lipca u.
mari rosyjski nastep-
ca tronu, brat obec-
ME panujacego cara,
W wAeku lat %. Po-
wodem Smierci bY}
nicszczesny przY' pa.
dek przy jez5d:|:zl,:i.ee' na 1.tl
bicyklu. teraz jest
nastepca tronu caroW,
mlodszy brat cara
Micha1, LEGACY lat
FL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20

.|farmie swego brata Franc;sz-
lka kiolbasy, i odwiedzajac
okol .cznych ksiezy polskich,
zohydza wobec mich sprawie-
dliwego W1ARUsA. ~ Pewnie
spodz;ewa sic, re ijemu kro~
pidlarze, "a " ytra canie
p "a W d y, po smierci bis-
markowskie m u o e u m
postawia.
DETROIT, Mich. = Zacze.
IA tu wychodz;c nova gazetka
polska p. t. "Po1onia'' Formal
skromny. Jako wydawcy pod
p;sani So PIP. Gatfke Gapcia.
BlEDNYCH farmer6w W
Hofa Parku burza gradowa
ma pocza}ku biezacego miesia-.
ca wielkie przyprawila stra.-
ty.
JAN BkONIARZ. jadac :
Galicyi do swojego brata "
Pulask'm, W Stanie Wisconin,
zabity zostal ma dworcu kole-,
jowym W Green Bay, Wis,
przez pociag kolei Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul.
SCRANTON, Pa. - Me-
d1awno przyby'a kraju sio
stra OBJ. S6wki, zbiera)ac W
leslie 1agody, tax n:eszczeSli-
vie upad}a ma kamienie, IL
W kilka dni zycie zako6czy}a.
w DETROIT Tomasz ia
ruszewski zostaf postrzelony
przez swego 4 letniego SYM
ka, podczas gdy bawil sic z
MIN. Malice mial nab;ty sztu-
Ger ks''tedy s'p'uSc.{ kurek u ca
Ey nab6j uwiazl Jaruszewskie.
mu W lewe udo,s wskutrk
czego utworzy}a sic duza rama.
w SHAMOKIN, Pa Ka-
sper Matuszak, kasyer tow.
sw. Franciszka zostaf uznany
winnym sprzeniewierzenia
sunny sr549 j skazany ma rok
wiezienia j 5 dol. kary.
% II
STO5OWNIE do oredzia
Cenzora Nv. N: p, zam:e-
szczonego W No. 27 ,Zgody =.
Sejm tegcz Zwiazku rozpocz-
ME sic " Grand Rapids.
Mich: rs Pazdziern;ka r, b.
WIEL. x. SZYMON DA-5s'
BR,OWsKI przeniesiony Z
Perham do Ledoux
W OSHKOSH, Wis, v
dwech miesiacacll ma stanat
nova po'ska pleba:lnia kosi
tenn 1900 dolar0w. i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20
BERLTN n.

BERLIN. Am
basador cz> Ii pe}no-
mocnik Fraucyi W
stolicy panstwa ME
mieckiego b lrdzo cze-
sto bywa u cesarza
Wilhelma i serdecz-
nego Ia divorce ME
mieckim doznaje prz,y'
jecia. Swiadczy to
0 dobrych stosunkach
miedzy rzadaml fran
cus.kinl, "a niemieckim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20

MADRYT. = z Zpo-
wodu oplaksanych sto-
-sunk0w fnansowych
Hlszpanil zrzek}a sic
kro]owa tego kraju,
Krystyna, dW6ch mi
lion6w pesetas 2
przypadaja pen
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20

SCRANTON, Pa. = Me-
dawno przyby'a z kraju sio
stra OBJ. S6wki, zbiera|ac W
leslie lagody, tax n:eszczeSli-
vie upad}a ma kamienie, IL
W kilka dni zycie zakohczy}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20

JAN BLONIARZ, jadac :
Galicyi do swoiego brata "
Pulask'm. W Stanie Wisconin,
zabity zostal ma dworcu kole~
.jo''wymll W Green Bay, Wis,
przez pociag kolei Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-03-16
PIN AS A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.

A common pin Ia not generally re-
garded us u musical instrument, yet
anybody with bit of common, soft
deal board nm inch thick. few scor.
Of pins anu fair stock OF patience
can get an amount OF music out OF
these materials that Is simply aston
ishing.
All that you have to do IL to first
select the tune that the instrument is
to play and get II thoroughly iixed In
the brain, Then drive pin into the
board and keep trying 1t with the i'm
ger-nail till 1t sounds like the nrst
note. Drive another for the next note
and so on, Tho further pin 10
driven In the higher the note II pro-
duees, and, OF course, for the low notes
the pins stand out higher.
TO regulate the length OF note one
must regulate the distance OF the pins
apart; set them closely for quick mt
SIC and wider apart for slow, The
tune should be set up In straight
line and played by running an ivory
toothpick or long bonnet-pin along
the line. There Is no end OF fun get
ting the thing started, and the music
always proves a surprise and de-
light. st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-03-16
TEN BEAUs FOR EVERY GIRL.

With the bachelors outnumbering
the maids In every state In the union
II ought to be easy for the unmarried
woman to secure a partner anywhere.
but the region where bachelors are
most In excess Ia, OF course.
the most favorable to the
spinster, since the abundance OF I'M
married men gives her wider range
OF choice. From n matrimonial point
Of view Idaho Is the best state OF the
union, for there the number OF the
bachelors liz to that OF the maids as
1854 to 1926, each unmarried woman
in Idaho, therefore, having ten or
eleven bachelors. not exactly at her
beck, but available as husband.
From most points OF view the west In
the Mecca OF the young unmarried
women, for not only are there more
unmarried men In the western states.
but living Is more easily made In the
west than In the east, and therefore
the western men are more addicted 10
matrimony.--Pro d. II. McAnal-
ly In Ladies' Home Journal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-03-16

have been submitted to him within 90
DAYS: lsS, providing for the branding
and sale OF renovated butter, and Sll,
providing that in counties of less than
$4,000, sherifts shall receive only half
the regular fees over $4,000. The as
senlbly bill was coneurred In, appro-
priaSng $4,000 to Wisconsin battle
ship commission to purchase silver
service and medals, Assemblyman
MosAer'S memorial to congress, petit
toning for legislation to favor Ameri-
can shipping was coneurred in.
Both houses adjourned until Monday
evening,
Madison March ~. In the senate
many petitions for s-cent railroad
fare we've submitted, BILLS passed:
Nos, i6s llacohsl, relating to the In
corporation OF villages; 1865 Whit
manl. appropriating sum of money
to George Peahory; l79s IBaxterl. re-
latIng to practice Of veterinary medi-
cine and surgery; lois (Riordanl, au-
,hortxing the commissioners Of pub
lie lands 20 loan $4,000 to Rhine
lander; sSls (BaXter), velating to OBJ
scene books and literature, l07a (Au-
dersonl, relating to annual meeting Of
church insurance corporations; st4a
lGuthl, veaNng to certain mutual tlra
insurance companies, l7sa (Hoehlol.
relating to tax ON insurance premiums.
The MosIer memorial to congress in
favor of American shipping was con-
cugred in,
In the assembly the Overlook Joint
resolution To transfer the title OF tho
property held by tho State Historical
society to the state was adopted.
Three bills were passed, the most Inn
portant being the Octon bill making
appropriations for educational pur-
poses specific instead OF ON n percent
age basis, The others were Nos, 200
tovorbech, relating to employees In
tho several state departments, and $3.50
tSturdevanO, relating to appeals to
the supreme court. Mr.. Hall made
fight for the Mills bill. requiring n
statement Of fees received by county
clerks, but II was finally killed, Mr.
Halls resolution looking to the adop-
ton Of tho voting machine was or
dered to third reading,
When Mr.. Halls bill, No. 497. re-
uulring polsons to be kept In triangu-
lar red bottles, came up for third read
Ing some members desired re-refer-
enee or poetponement OF action. Mr..
Hall argued for the measure but
FINALLY consented to ro-roforenco and
II went back to the committee on pub
lie health and sanitation, Fourteen
bills were killed. They were Nos. 10
(Wylie), amending the election law;
l0b (Vandercook). providing a license
Of 800 for the sale OF cigarettes: 1873
(Baldock), providing bounty for
killing OF Englishr sparrows; 1855
(Holland). comforting upon women tho
right Of suffrage on questions OF grant
Ing license;371 (olson), amending tho
primary election law. a05 (Logan).
authorizing counties to maintain
houses OF correction; 444 tThomas),
relating to the selection OF juries In
certain cases, 4s9 tKoene), raising age
Of consent of Is years; 400 (Mosher),
relating to noxious weeds; sos
tHoehlel, relating to the publication
OF nominations for oilict.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-03-16
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

Madison, March I'm the upper
house Senator McGillivray made an
other valiant fight for his patronage
distribution bill and as a result it was
ordered to third reading, The fol-
lowing senate bills were passed.
Nos. s0S, relative to qualifications OF
teachers, requiring graduates OF COL
ieges or universities to show equal
Qualifications in psychology and peda-
sosy with others who are required to
take examination, and 20, providing
for taxing real estate that has been
omitted from assessment by mistake
Assembly bill No. ll9, appropriating
$500 annually for two years to the state
hremen'S association, was eoncurred
in. Into both houses a flood OF petit
lions came for 2-cent passenger fare
law, In the assembly Senator Mail
er'S bin making the customary appro-
pration to the state board of healtn
OF $4,000 with which to combat chol-
era and other contagious diseases (but
which has never yet been used), was
roncurred in. Judge Orton's bill max
ing specific annual appropriations to
the university and normal schols in
stead of continuing the present method
OF giving a percentage of the taxes on
the assessed valuation of the property
of the state was on the calendar for a
third reading and was explained by its
author as giving to the state univer-
stty $685. 900 and to the normal schools
100000 year-eXactly what they get
now under the percentage system,
After debate the bill went to a
third reading, The Snedden bill (anti-
saloon), was advocated by Mr. Evans,
who made a ilowery speech in opposi-
ton to the adverse recommendation of
the committee on public health Mr.,
Dodge said the bill affected no saloons
now established, but merely forbade
the creation of new ones within $50
feet OF church or school grounds. The
bill went to u third reading by the
close vote of "A to As.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-03-16
HER FRIEND EXPLAINS.

He--what solemn expression Mrs.
Battersea wears this evening. ! won
der II she has had an aiiliction Of any
kind7
she--oh, no. The enamel's getting
rather old, and she's afraid OF crack
ing II, that's ALL Cleveland Leader.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-03-16


passed the Whitehead bill requiring
seats for women employees In stores
and the Roehr bill placing more
stringent regulations about the manu-
facture OF cigars. The senate com
mittee on corporations reported for
passage the Harris bill taxing all Ice
shipped out OF the state at 10 cents
a ton. The committee on education
reported fayorably on the joint reso-
luton for constitutional amendmen,
providing for the election OF the state
superintendent OF public instruction In
the spring. Senator Stouts bill to
empower cities TO aid non-sectarian
Libraries already existing was also rec
commended for passage. The McGilli-
yray bill TO grant unlimited certificates
to teachers who have taught 20 years
was recommended for indefinite post
ponement. The committee on corpo-
rations reported adversely on No. laos,
requiring telephone companies TO re-
ceIye messages from other companies
for transmission over their lines.
Among other bills passed were the fol-
lowing: Nos. ga. authorizing town
boards to purchase tools and machln-
cry for making road improvements.
80, appropriating $4,000 to the indus
trial school for girls. for improve
mens; G2. regulating the sanitary
condition Of cigar factories; Is. pro-
yiding that no circuit Judge shall draw
his salary until he makes AFFIDAVIT
that no cases arc undecided which
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-02-09

An interesting experiment in egg
stora.,e was recently brought TO u sue
cessfal conclusion in the warehouse al
Messrs Christianson of Bernard stree.
Leith In August batch of 40. 900
Scottish. Irish and Danish eggs Were
sealed mp in patent storage apparatus
and were examined four months after
ward, only a small proportion of the
eggs being found unfit for use.
The secret of the method is to keer
the eggs cool. to allow free access of all
around each egg, TO keep them upright
in position and to turn them periodical
ly go that the yolk of the egg is con
stantly imbeddcd in the albumen. These
desiderata are brought about by placing
the eggs in frames, which 10y the action
of lever can be inclined in different
directions as needed. In this way 30 e
900 eggs can be turned over in half a
minute without risk Of breakaye.
Testimonials are ut hand from reli-
able sources showing that eggs so treat
ed will remain perfectly fresh and good
for at least five or six months, Cham
bers Journal
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WE EAT TOO MUCH.
Rend the New Gospel of Health and
Long Life.

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10 DE the american pir 'i'i lsh@ any
thing less is deprivation or deshtutioh
We are confessedly nation of dyspep-
tics Yet we never seem to connect
cause and effect
A new gospel of health is revealed in
recent number of The Westminster
Review. The doctrine is embodied in A
single sentence;
Every disease that afiiicts mankind
is constitutional possibility developed
into disease by more or less habitual
eating in excess of the supply of gastric
Juice.
To avoid disease we must not overta&
she digestive powers. and when disease
takes hold on man it can only be cured
and destroyed by giving complete and
,bsolute rest to that portion OF the BODY
which. by overtaSing, irritation and Ill
usage. has produced the disease.
To keep well we should eat only when
hungry and only sufficient to satisfy
hunger To eat without being hungry
and to eat beyond the satisfaction OF
hunger is to invite disease and conse-
quent suffering
Two meals day, we are told, are
ample for any one. The first should be
taken three or four hours after rising;
the second three, four or five hours be-
fore retiring. The first should be the
meal of the day the second light re
mast which can be perfectly digpStpt
before retiring Hunger is not corollary
to sleep, but it is merely habit that de-
mands meal within an hour after
leaving the bed.
The new gospel. which is announced
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SUM MONS.

State of Colorado-C County Of Fremont ~.
In the County Court.
Jose Lozaso, plaintiff, VS.. Nicolas Lozas
defendant.
The People OF the State Of Colorado to Nicols
Lozaso, the defendant, allowed namot
Greeting:
You arc hurcby required to appear IN az q,
tion brought against You hy tho abnvc nHnl,
plaintiff, In the county Court uf Fremont e..
therein within thirty days after the rvi"
hereof, II served within the State of ttilpru'l
or by publication; or, u served out uf the stu
of Colorado, within fifty days after tho srrvi.
action may be regularly set for trial tho samoa
though such appearance had been nndr are
issue had been Joined on such complaint.
The said action is brought by plaiatin to oh
tain a decree OF divorce, dissolving the honL'
of matrimony now existing between plaintiff
and defendant, on the ground that since IN
marriage of plaintiff and defendant tho sat
defendant has wilfully. and without cause oi
proyocation deserted and Rhscntcd hinscl
from plaintiff for the space of more than on
ground that for the space OF moro than out
whole year last past defendant has failed t'
make reasonable provision for tho support oi
plaintiff, he, the defendant, being in Enoc
able to provide for aud support plaintiff aud
To recover costs; and for general relief, rs vii
more fully appear from complaint In said ne
tion to which reference is here made and cop,
Of which is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that IL you Tai
to appear, and to answer tho said complaint NJ
above required the said plaintiff will nunly r.
tho Court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand aud thu seal ,f snid
Court. Mt Canon City, in snid County, this hti
day of December, A. D., isas.
(Seal.) JAS. u. Coorrp
T7-wi Judge aud Nctini, Clark.
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Millions Given Away

1t 10 certainly giati.l iaG Ia ti'' pa
lie /, known ono concern In The isn
wiiu arr mol afraid 10 be generous T.. ~
need, and suif ring. Thr rroprie,or-
Dr. Kings New Discovery for 'nnsuul
finn. ,4iughs and cnlds, have gIvea 49,
over tn miihon trial bottirS of this gre
medicines; and hay. the satisfaction
knuSiug IL has HusoiutoU cufvd L. a.
s.in,l, %. hol rl.ss c.lsrs Asthma, lr"'
chi h, loaIseless.nd all diGeases OF ~
th.a..i cheat and lungs Hro surely care
by IL. Cal Oh j " Yeltnn druggia
and Get u free trinl bottl Re.n'ar siz
} h. and Al. Every bottle guaranteed, al
price refunded
i. j. Fitzgerrell has plenty OF
straight money 10 lo"n
Garden and farm lands for rent
see j. j. Fitzgerrell. 12tf
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