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Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-07-06
THE UNoUlET SEX.
some Activities In which the wc-
man of Today Is Engaged.

man OF To-Day hs EHgAgeu'
The new Chicago Women's Athletic
club, about which much has been print
ed, has chosen Mrs. Paulina Henriette
Lyon ae its managing director. The
magnificent clubhouse, unquestionably
the finest and most complete of its kind
in the world. has just been finished and
its doors thrown open. The selection OF
Mrs. Lyon as manager is a fitting
recognition of her services in making
the much talked of club reality.
Mrs Lyon is a woman of recognized
business ability and has the confidence
and esteem of the membership, which
embraces many of the most prominent
women in Chicago's fashionable soci-
ety. among them Mrs. Potter Palmer,
Mrs. Philip D. Armour. the Letters.
the Fields. the Phelpses and Others.
Mrs. Lyon is a native of New York
state, though she has lived in Chicago
for several years. where she is deserved
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-07-06
speeiaI Terms.

do you make special terms to bridal
partiesy asked the innocent looking
bridegroom.
''Yes,' replied the honest hotel clerk:
''we always charge 'em double rates. y
Ohio State Journal.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-07-06
sowing ninerent KIND. q, Gra..

The Ohio Farmer thinks it is best, if
one wishes to SOW two or more kinds of
grass seed on the same ground, to sow
each kind separately over the entire
ground. Timothy and clover may be
mixed before sowing, but clover is
heavier and flies much farther in.sow-
ing, and tends to settle at the bottom of
the seeder. If mixed together. this
should be guarded against, and you
should not attempt to sow wider than
the timothy will thoroughly cover, let
ting the clover lap whatever is neees-
sary. The lighter grasses, such as red
top, bluegrass, orchard grass and the
like, must be sown separately, at any
rate.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-07-06

what liberal thinker Joe scrimper
Yes. 1t doesn't cost him any cash to
think. Chicago Record.
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REWARD For LITERARY WORK,
An Old English Author Who Receiv
ed a Royal License TO beg

James l.. on March 6. f6cG. granted Jet
ters patent under the great seal to John
Stowe Iondon's great historianl. author
ling him 70 beg. The letters naten, OF
James L. author .zei Stowe 10 collec. the
voluntary contributions OF the people The
letters reCite that.
Whereas. our loving subject, John
Stowe "a very aged and worthy member Of
our city or I@ondonl. this nve-sut-sortv
Years hath - his great charge, aud with
neglect ot his ordinary means O. nainte-
nance {fOr the genera good, as well Of
I1osterity as Of the present age,. compiled
ana published diverse Necessary books and
chronicles; AMI. therefore. we. in encou.-
agement 10 the ike. have in cur ROYAL In
clinatinn been pleased 70 grant our letters
patent under our great seal o. England
dated March $. iSt9. thereby authorizing
him 10 collect amongst ogr loving subjects
taeir voluntary contributions and k;nt
gratui,ies"
John stowe lie, On April !. ls.. AMI was
buried in ne parish church q s. Andrew
rnaegshafI. whsrs his monument. erected
BY his willow, - st.Il - be seen
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HIT SHOWING or COPPER.
Preparing for Winter Work ON the
Calumet at Index.

Jim Wardaer. az Bunker liaN and Sulli-
sAa sam~. mas returned from nyins tap
TO The Calumet mite IuueN. lie Is ca
taasiaStlC over the lt~pe. ,, SG4 says lt
Ass tae bisk~st sl4r.sce sauvlns Il ~
good grade copper are as has ever seen.
The company. only !eNeAty 9Eeanlze1, aas
hsen deNotins ali its aneFsies 10 building
tails quarters Ter lie GCA AiG seg "a,
equipment. an pgepAT.ns for extensive
~V5N eHtii.s 'ne "inleg, .4,'v has Ueea
expended already
Ihe development. therefore IS COMPARE
they IririRs consisting many u a tua-
net taentY-uEc tee; 81 Ene ore body.
wAlch M. NarGatr says Is about tRe.ve
feet Vile IN iae Groupings. Ia.s body 81
ere samples Il s.. tonnage p.oaG w!th IHlu-
iue. trAnspor sstaun and sHsvttlrg expenses
Deducted How uuch sAiS nel value may
Re increased Is a concentration pToo4Cgs.
TAe rssIgc ia somsN Tat slaillar TO TIE
c-vA. sgaz 81 the Monte IristQ tasta. 4aa
IKE them. Aas been stripped ~ naturs.
drainage from the aiGa eF @tti.GIcs Ehe
atvn0st incredible exposure q copper ere
STANDS AZ an age - - degrees AID car
oe economically opeDca by i4nass IN me
VEN
Il IS the p,ar - send :re ere aoNu 20 ne
valley oy sTasity Runway VIII Is
dee5nei tae caes.est means = neur.ais
trans atrfAH = 0v -afct1.an 80 go tr.at~
tftE SeweVsr- ha& a rore3 Sea TIA. may
GrVte 10 hs c0~a9 Aa5 practical; s.e: eu.y
- o,1.rr 54~r5ss r.sS :H he ro1xe as 80
'rljsole heights - ne s'asra5es. i &. sa
TrfIs1 f~e are At tNe elevated working q "A
ac 81 3awn e ;ae iovsj An abundance
sfent 0@st 4 s. tne1ent av axs-,rl eve!
rfeH fh&F s0 iT,f~ g5.~ t.ns ~ratF VITA.
s;aT ;ht ect-.i7n }nsrtent.v - make .1fs
r-v4@se'3 f="as@eTtAtso t< e-; at*is-
NJ v7u-x .oes 49, -es'~ a----ee re
ve'Egssf.on~ HFf re - gre gravity '~a1s
"a = - a 7iso; 81 .ts Htre d. vl,' "a a
concentrate
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kane. They passed as currency through
out Okanogan county and far north
as Pentictou, 3. c. They were acceptable
10 people in all occupations and to the
county government. The first oddly that
surprised he visitor 10 the county WAS
the cnnipresent pink check.
One day mine buyer appeared at the
bank with draft for $1,000.
I'll cash this for you. said Lch;en-
stadier. but III have 10 discount II per
cent"
The holder savageiy protested that he
dent intend 20 be robbed In this out
rageous manner.
That Is what Il costs us to bring money
into the county, explained The banker
placidiy. but II you ike IL issue my per
sonal checks against he draft in all frac-
;ionas amounts you may desire. and they
viii serve you just as we'll as gold
The holder wouldn't listen to such
proposition. But everywhere he went he
saw the pink checks moving about with
the freedom and credit of gold certificates.
and finally, convinced that they were the
money OF final redemption Of the camp.
he returned to the bank and exchanged his
draft for q pocket full Of them.
When depositors checked against them
selves payment was made by pink check,
and the pink checks were received as cash
deposits, Thus the circulation was made
rotary and complete Such was the con-
sidence IN these checks that when the
banker reached the time of final liquidation
enc Ole rancher was found in the noun
tains who had stored away 81, $50 worth
Of them, and he was so skeptical when
advised 20 20 10 Ruby ard get his cash.
because the bank was closing. that he de-
clined 10 do SO, and the money had 10 be
sent 10 him by special messenger for The
redemption OF the checks.
The failure of the Spokane National bank
and tho simultaneous collapse # the Okla
hogan mining boom caused the downfall
OF the Bank Of Ruby. which redeemed
every pink check that could be drummei
up. III the last analysis $4,000 worth Of
them had evaporated. In other words, the
shrinkage OF the pink check circulation of
Okanossu county. for period Of five
years. represented httle less than 10 per
cent. OF the maximum deposits or redemp-
ton fund. and a little more than l per
cent. o. the total issue Of circulating me-
dunn.
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Z teil yen" ~ cried. bringing his fist
down upon The table with fearful emphasis
government without the consent OF the
governs; Is wrong. Nos o+ly IS IL wrong
Z; s. 4 crime =
Say" a man sonsew here near the door
called out. you're teachtn' school down
here - he crossroads amt vn}l -
Yes sir" the orator answered. wiring
h.s BOW an3 doubling up hls as.s fc~ =
resumption % tire argument. y have the
honor 20 ee the teacher ~ the larxeS,
school n thtS township. New. as was
saying =
BET hoii On. - yoG o1ta.n the cen
sort ot tA@ governed before y0u try % A.
a1y governing n Your school I've SIS;
been appointed a director sor this Alslric.
and e rs rather anxious . find oil. asoGt--''
The meeting .he1 broke - IN row ara
to Xxx Township Courier has jus. corae
cu. VIII .~shot editorial "a TIE wicked
ress q: teativlng geople ~ free Sreecn IL
q "ree country .s3caSG Times Herald
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Erastus Brainerd has returned from
skarwav, whittier no went d fortnight ago
10 lend his voice and influence - the
breaking Of the Yukon freight bloekades:
The machinery shipments 10 the mines Of
river i route, are In full motion again. and
many Of the plants will reach their des-
tlna,ion before the river is locked with
Winter ice Mr. Brainer3 has a consign-
ment for Rampant City. where ne has &C
CURED title 10 torty-hve acres Of the Ma
nook bar, said 10 be one OF the best in
hvdraili.c propositions on the Lower 1u-
k9n, He has planned 10 follow in MS
p.ant on foot. during the winter, WHEN
means an Arctic tramp requiring great
nerve and endurance for he will have ID
measure 1850 miles over Ice and snow
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TIPS ABOUT MINING MEN.
Movements. DOinEs and Sayings In
the Profession.


Charley Chamber.in. Of Spokane. is &C
credited with having cleaned up $iV0. go
from mining stocks and operations during
the past two years.
d. T. Denton. superintendent Of the
Lorna Doone. OF Cody camp Colvil!e res
that Will average SIS ton.
W. +. Robertson, provincial nineralo-
gist. who has been engaged in the SLOGAN
al summer will spend the remainder IF
the season = the Boundary country en-
Harry Gage, representing Colorado and
Georgia capital, viii build smel,er al
Grand Forks fer the treatment OF Bound
AIRY ores by tae Loder p!rite system. He
claims for thiS method economy Of treat
away with. Il viii probably reduce the
very lowest grade ores.
John E. McManus. one Of the owners OF
the Sunset, at Index, says: The mine has
August y. We have IN the mine over So, =
90 worth Of ore blocked cut that will run
per cent. copper. This Is concentrating
ore, and If present plans are successful, We
shall have a cOncentrator there soon. The
vein is seventeen feet wide and Is opened
TO depth Of lbs feet. The ore is chal-
copyrite."
F. E. why, representing the r. Ray
Mining and Development Company has
just returned from a trip in the Bridge
country district, whore he has made ar
rrangements 70 push work this winter on
the Mollie Gibson group Of claims This
property was originally located hy T. y.
McNaughton. the discoyerer OF the Geo
patra. From twenty-one assays taken
previous TO the purchase OF tH's group. an
average was obtained OF sla2. III. Mr.. VII
by has obtained transportation ra.ss TO the
Everett sGlelter that insures t.l.s COM
pany heavy profits on its investment
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Americas zap on Ikhihitlon

= re window q Broadway tews.-r
o. vssve. /. Is q large ornate aisxr~ae.
AFFAIR @ ls-1r t@slg~ bGt he window IL
never free tvsr7 c-os3s Z cE-sons reorse
i i wf2t ne cgr rep~es~3ts thAr rwasax
e Interesting ara g: e 4&sapuaa-s frc-g
ts.e window a@toce t1e asonIa Is pAse4 ne
ssau gay "Aa r~vc.r. b.. no: go-o.-oyer-s
New Ycrk Letter.
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IN THE NORTHWEST CAMPS.
Rrief Record of Discoveries, Devei'
opments and Notable Sales.

BY the accidental misplac, mont of a page
Of copy the Post-fntelligencer yesterday
was made 70 say. with reference 10 Repuh-
tic. 1T is assorted hy these who have
visited the district that all II needs now 20
bring II 10 the front is \ wagon road since
the value ana permanence OF the discover
les have been vel! determined
Republic has an excellent wagon fe3d,
and ,xnecfs 20 en- railroad :ransporta-
ton next year The quotation referred TO
the new ard sornswhate remote district on
Mount Baker in which the Post Lambert
group OF mines is located.
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and Crescent claims at the head Of the
south fork OF kaslo creek
The Pasco Company Is running a 51-foot
tunnel Cd a Palmer mountain vein that
contains six fee; OF ore carrying gold and
copper values.
A pocket OF telluride ore running s.. 80
TO the ton was recently struck in the Re-
public mine.
The Ward placer mine at Horsedy, Carl
boo, Is cleaning up Sl.0vo day.
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tn CuyrACn

TO CHICAGO FOR $4,000
Effective September 18th. the Northern
Pacific will make rate Of $4e. % to Chica-
&c, and corresponding reduction 10 ali
Eastern points You will And IL TO your
advantage 10 travel over this line.
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go2her.ng work IL the right place. and
:1naliy discouraged by the idea taat ne
was wasting It's time and energies cn q
blowout, ne sought fortune IL the Yukon
country. TIE property fell 70 the men
working -. him az payment Ter tAeir
labor.
Now the Horseshoe promises 20 become
one OF tie rich mines OF the reservation
Within q etone's throw OF Woolerys Old
sur.ace workings. a wei.-dehne1 ledge.
nearly twenty feet wide. has been uncoV-
cred. Gold assays from the groupings ran
from "a 20 xis2 10 the ton. A tunnel now
In lis feet will within the next twenty
feet, /. Is estimated, tap the ledge at
depth OF geventy-fiye feet.
The Horseshoe strike attracted prospect
ors 20 the mountains. and a number OF
rich strikes have been made within q
radius Of three m!les The camp is named
Sheridan. and Is now clamoring for post
offce. The lola NJ. a ledge pa-alle-ing
the Horseshoe. is undergoing TUNE. 6eVe!-
opment a. the rate OF eight feet day:
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Seattle Local Report. Maximum temperature 4;
degrees; minimum. -; mean &c: II az an inch Of
rain fell during the past tweaty-four hours weather
light rain.
GEORGE y sALtsBrRr
Section Director Weather Bureau
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ARE YOU GOING EAST?
Call AT the Northern Pacific Office, Seat.
tie. and make arrangements Effective
September 18th, rate 20 Chicago ii6. co.
and all points in the East in proportion.
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The Iron Crown, Of Newsome creek,
Idaho, has entered the list Of dividend
paying mines. Superintendent Walp says
the ore deposit; Is unique in mineral pne-
nomena It's origin has never been ex-
planned or duplicated within the experience
Of scientists. II is simply spread out along
ard IL covered by depth Of from SIX
inches 10 six fee, OF soil. Only one side
II the deposit has yet been uncovered and
in the other three-QuaTters II continues
in undetermined dimensions. The depth Of
the ore body Is from eight inches 10 as
mary feet. and II carries no waste. only
thin layers OF gravel and snan powders
resting between Il and the soil. The ore
is absolutely free milling, and enough Is
In sigh. 20 keep the present ten stamps
emp.oyed day and night for years
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THE WEATHER.
FORECAST For MONDAY

Portlu1, Or. Oct, Is, 1893
Showers.
CNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or AGklcUk
TIRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BCLLETIN.
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The boundaries Of the recently formed
Index district are as follows.
Commencing at the mouth Of Proctor
creek. thence due south 70 the county line
between Snonomish and King counties.
thence due east to Eagle creek. thence due
north 70 M. Townsend, thence northeast
following the main range between Bscler
river and Trout creek to Bear mountain,
thence northeast and crossing the north
fork OF the SkykoHlish river 10 Soda
Springs therce northwest crossing the
hxaiwaters of Goblin creek 10 Lake Blan-
ca, thence northwest following the main
range between Monte Crfsso ana Trouble
some to Silver creek, thence following the
main range between Monte Cristo and
Silver creek 10 Silver Tip mountain.
thence between Lewis creek and Red gu.cn
10 National Point mountain, thence south
west following the main range between
Lewis creek and Sheep creek 10 Flag and
Gothic peaks, thence due south following
the main range between the headwa'ers
Of the Sultan Sheep creek and Lake
creek to Hard pass, thence southwest FOL
lowing the main range between Elk creek
Wallace river. Salmon creek. Excelsior
and Austin creek 70 Ball Knob noun.
tain. thence southwest to the mouth OF
Proctor creek. the place OF beginning
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Originally Il was the intention OF the Pal
ruer mountain Company 10 run their mod
taking to drift on any veins crossed. The
company has anticipated Its best ores
would be tapped at not less than $50 feet:
far at that distance the war Eagle ana
Rlnck Rear veins will have been crossed.
Rut the development nm 10 the present
has been 81 rer nature that
the company has {. us pans ana rs
drifting on Ave Of ms On the big
No. - drifts are runnn.g Both ways one
Of these is In 100 feet and the entire VEIN
Is being crosscut there.
The Pathfinder mine viii shortly make
ar experimental shipment o. ten tons OF
ore 10 The Trail smelter. There are now
over 4ta tons OF ore on the dump. In clear
Ing the ground fer a new working double
compartment shaft another ledge was en-
connteret showing 80 far as opened up six
feet Of clean ore. The other shaft, sixty
feet distant IS down 80 feet and at the
rrosscut at the so-fo0t level there Is u feet
II ore. In another working The crosscut
from the drift Is liza feet In ore
II Is reported by the Index Miner that In
enc 81 the tunnels on Silver creek heiong-
ing 20 the Bonanza Mining & Smelling
Company a body Of high grade ore has
been encountered at distance % sixty feet
from the mouth Of the tunnel The ere
body. SO far as uncovered. ia tive ard one
half feet wide and assays show q value Of
upward Of sso in gold. 81 In silver and
lS.2! rer cent. copper.
An Important strike Is reported IN the
Surprise south drift. Eureka, whore the
quartz IN the vein measures A. feet wide.
A sarnple " as taken from the breast which
Assayed Sos per ton. Of which ~ ounces
was IN silver and She balance gold An
other assay showed silver ~ ounces and
o.bs ounces gold per ton.
The Okanogan Free Gold Company an
nounces an interim dividend % !. cent a
share. payable October "a This equals )
Per cent. on the paid up capital, and Is
sai3 10 be the result u the arst cleanup
The company has tive Gains about twelve
II! IS south r Camp Mckinney. ana six-
teen miles north Of Republic.
Z, IS the intention ~ the British Colar-
Ia COPPER Company az once 70 enlarge The
.s*'- to7 srel;sV they are nov erecting a:
Greenwood. Until It's daily capacity shall
nAvs reached : Nso toLs. TIE plant ALI =
so ARRANGED that there VII 1e room Tar
slx furnaces ~ 80 tons capacity each. Tae
initial furnace is expected g r. IL aiast
oy AgTa next
WITH a a-x.amp m.li The o'ea7-up - no
Granite ana Banner IN camp Mckinney
.ss, week Vas a So brick ra'oed al ~
TETS Il the Hest rec2f@ naa0% since tire plant
>sas Installed. The ere laiviy fas been av-
arssak s.. 20 'on.
ss.r-l carecnates ruznsas - ger cen, lea1.
aa& 20 jA~ge bCfs. aaf' bs@G struck n
.rrcy tc@ss. Bri'!sh t,o'H7'ea- ~, -.
Nt'cas3 Ignss has bonded To- property.
ssa.,ss
T>s Iuekv jim, or'r'@s.ly txa}a.,es IN
Ssr ord ~ Joe foans, 81 Seattle, l~a3s
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N.-et- twrGty DAYS twe~fy-sss -ass..
ee-e ere ~1e5 - postee. tAe rew Neye-s
.rveA c@lu2 Ire c<1aEu g ace.sug:e,.! ter
" tHe stsrs.rr - ts.s C~vstSi E.3t.e Y-,ft
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MAJ - 80 mine owners = tse Ssocaa
are @cSe14aS "a tae 3 ~ demand ~ tks
Miners AitswoTta tlstftC<. On Lake k
tslsy. - las - n-ec AZ wegk-
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Seattle. Wash. Oct Is. iss9.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13


sastspoa= fisl|d "a - NJ * pdv Y
tego ,sr d 81 n,1e a; ! u,o.y1
nastspujss " r'' ''aI ! ttdrego
try strofy podaj emy;
Jeszose nasza waira i
P6ki szlazak zyie, |S
PREDICT woda wFOrd2iei zg,nre.
MIN mas Prusak xbije.
Hej szlqaacv. hej:roaacy
Me tra6mY otuchY,
Siynm sprzeciez SO PolacY
Jake 5dzielne zuchy.
Ami WARY, ami moxY
Nigdy ME rzucimY,
Taxi spiew ns.sz narodowy,
Taxi Stub czvnimy...
= - !. -:ar.: -. s.. - - AT II -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13
Sxukaj sobIe novel
:. sAedEiby.

Kolej Northern Pacific u}atwla.
poJr6z nletyiko przybyssom 2
. Eur, i,ez take stale luz v
tym kra]u osiedlonym oby satelom,
jezell pragna jechac koleja, celan'
kupienia soble fanny. A miano:
wicie do wszelklch stron, r%olozo-:
nych pa zach6d cd Little Falls
EAitkin, W Minnesocic, tax obni.
zy3a ceny tYkietow re trzeba p}acid
tylko mniej wieceJ 6wierc t7le, jak
odtug planu kolejowego place
potrzeba. Take tykiety dobre 90
Ina dni 81 i jadao ma MIC, MONA
wysiad6 ma bYle jakiej stacy y
l1ozumie sic, iezel, sic. PREY kupnie,
powiedzlalo, re chce sig uzYc
oadnosneesglo tykiettu dotad j. =
.s..ze::ss n" If sa..ss:-.Sz IN M ..#tsht|IEt ~. :
powrotem Dobra to aposobnosc ola
tYchl :. CO. %. pra gina odwiedzl6 Mime
sfs5= prV =. y III #szs;s a !. !, : :s.:ss5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13
DR.. C. B. Ham

Jezelidoktorzy ME moglirozpoznae tive; choro..
UyktoraH Hama, a on ci iudzieli rady darmo. Gdyby
8 .oktor uznaf chorobe "a nieuleczalna, to Eieniadze
zwr6ci.inie potrzebujesz bye mic stratny. DIR: Ham
kuje sic 2 taxa p~ieczoiowitoscia, jsk pjciec ewymi
dzietmi. Ludzie, kt6rzy napr6zno szukali rady licz'
nych doktor6w, kt6rzy przecierpiei ,peo kilkana-
s6Tzostai uleczeni przez Ora. Hama. Me m6wi.
my tego z .2adna przeaada,, lecz tylko szczera pra.
Medycyn Dokto7a Hama ME MONA dostaG wa.
dnej apiece, ami %groserni, AMI szynku, AMI tee Cd
pedler5w. Kto chce bye pewn1ym, re dostaie czysta
ito do Ora Hama. Butelka medycyny kosztuje tyb
ko $1.00; sze6c butelek $780, Piszac po medycyn!e,
naleszy opisae swa chHorobei zaiaczye " 1 ie pie
eowy. Nedycyne i przepis jak sic leczyt wysyfamy
0dwrotha poczta: Przyslij make pocztowa ma od>
boWiedz, Adres taki:y-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13
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