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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22
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Jan Lizakowski z Warszawy,
W r6fnochej Dakocle, poszukuje
swego przyjaciela Jan Kryjera,
pochodzacego re sliwic, " Prusach
Zachodnich. Do Ameryki przybyl
Kry er roku 1871 przeby-
wal " Manistee,, Mich. Ktoby
wiedzial, gdzie on teraz obstaje,
niechai da znaG Janowl Lizakow,
skiemu W Warszawie, WARSAW,
Walsh Co., North Dakota, a
opr6cz serdecznego podziekowania
posle mu sic / zap}ate, jakiejby
zada}.
. ' -'a .rf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22

S 4.

ToWARzYsTWO yoSWIA-
TAI za}ozylo polska Czytclniaa v
lokalu PAM ClchanroVskiej, przy.
.ulicy, bis kosoiota,
"a dole; u Cd a. f hFso''ah CzYteel l'ffa
5otwarta dla publicznosci v . dni.
pows.dnie Cd godz. do, psi dc Do
S1otejj w,ecsolreml, : Nieaziole
przez Gale popoiudnliie- 20 c%xyytannia
podaie sic publicznossoii. ks ksiaazki
. pJ,slts, Di4 li,' htd - IS
8so I 4 !, Ppiska vie takhe ryl 81
so,n / q a 'l',f sl' rome polstie
g.ssty:s Bibliosetafzem jet pan
Rt,onArd sesz1ksls', \. j rs sp Es'nl
In Fraaciszsst !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22

S~prowadzllismy
%codopiero wprost z
Europy znaczny "a
pas ksiazek do nabo-
zehstwa i innych,
ktdre teraz sprzedaje-
my bardzo tanlo.
Prosimy przejlzec So
bic umieszczany W
naszej gazecie kata
log ksiazek jake o.
%fiarujemy ma SPREE
daz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22

MACIEJ L0RB1ECKI POI
wr5cif " minionym tygodniu RAJ
gem re Stanislawem Vera z roboty
Z pod Altura. Mimi, gdzie {a1nall
kamienie ola kolei North Western.
Maciej pc smiercl pierwszej zony l
roz}aczeniu sic z MIN drugiej pro-
wadzi zycie samotne i skromne.
uczciwie zarabiajac ma kawa}ek
chleba. Obecnie mieszka u Michala
Wnuka W 4tej wardzie, PREY 5tei
ulicy.
KONIE, pozostawione pc
godzinie 6tej wieczorem ma ulicy,
bez okrycia zaprowadzane bywaja
przez policyq do wypozycza]ni k6ni
j powoz6w (Iivery stable.
ADWOKAT pan Morey, ma
czelnoik republikanskieggo Biura
wyborczego ola kandydata IA gu
bernatora " ostatniej Rampant
wyborczej, ma zostac wynagrodzo-
ny przez nowo w%ybranego guber-
natora Van Santa, "a gorliwa swas
pracee;; urzedem prywatnego se eli
TARA ggubearnatorskleggo.
PAROWE pity Winonsk1'e juz
'wszzystkie ukotnipcc2zy4y kaampania la
to,wgaa.. .
III , 80 NJ !.
lKo ! 4, CHICAGO MILWAUKEE
AZ 4 ST. PAUL:
/. pYRIErY Ma oGLEDzlNY
GRuNTo8, ~ z.chdd, poaudaievy
1adb6a Tub poluduiovy wacl,dd, sprle
da;wsane eed,al kaidyyspiyrv trsecii
Wtorek kaadego miesiaca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22

Nasz podr6zujacy
I. agent pan Alnl Anton
Fabian bedzie W tych
dniach " %sasiedniej
Arcade, Wis, i ma
okolicznych farmach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22

Odebrali6my juz
kilka set ,,Kalenda-
rzy Maryansklch" ma
rok 1901 i posetac je
bedziemy wprezencie
%abonentom, kt6rzy
nam c%a}oroczny >obo-
namentn op}a-
G., do}eczajac 5cent6w
ma przese}ke poetic
Wa, a dotad jeszcze
zadnego lnnego pre-
zentu, ma rachuGek
roku dalszego, ME O.
debrali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22

,,Wiarusa' dajemy
"a $3.50 roeznle tylko
tym co go ma ca}y rok
naprz6d op}ace. Pa
movie ~Oci>galscy,
pragnacy p}acic "a
gazette dopiero pc
1p}ywie roku abonen-
towego, musza ko-.
nlecsnie oplaci6 Gale
2 dolary "a jeden rok.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22

ZABITY PRZEZ KOLEJ -
" Czwartek, Is L%istopada, oko}o
godziny I w%ieczorem, najechaf i
zabi} pociag kolel Chicago Mill
waukee & St. Paul robotnika An
drzeja R6zka, pomiedzy ulicami 9ta
a 1ota, blisko Kamlnnej drogl.
kiedy nieboszczyk ki)ka lat
temu W szeregach burzycieli para"
fialnych zawziecie wojowa} prze"
ciwko K. Domagalskiemu X.
Biskupowi, pewpie ME przeczuwa4.
re niezadtugo " tax ,okropny spo~
Ssh zycie utracl. mu Pan
Bog bedzie litosclwy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22

|WN 80 E 30 ..tFr No. .@.E,s@.
N,eohaj przedewszystkiem
mlodziea polska 2 teJ bezpfatne]
Czytelni jaknaiczeSciej korzysta
/ W tym marc dowym lokalu pre-
pedza wieczorv, zamiast tfuc sig
pc salonach-
WYPRZEDAZ odbywajaca
sic obecnie W handlu gotowych
meskich ubior6w pc Ludw'ku
Heiutz, ma Bye oa}kowita. Spad-
kobieroy pc nieboszczyku ME NIGGA
sic zgodzic kon1ecznie dopominaja
SEE kazdy swojego dzia}u spade"
go ma MICH majatku.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
WILL BE MANY SHOPPERS.
The week Before Christmas Always
nrtnE- out Great crowd.

This Is the week OF all the year during
which merchants have an the business
they want or can handle. shoppers VIII
be buying their Christmas goods. ana
merchants and their corps Of assistants
Will be rushed TO death In waiting upon
the throngs that gather IN their stores.
Thus Gar business with che merchants
has not been what they had hoped TO see.
An appreciate the fact that there Is yet
time for it TO develop to great proportions,
however. and il Is PROBABLE that II will
do 50. Prosperity IL generally admitted
TO be abroad So tire Lard. and Christmas
Is the time Of al others when the heart
t. likely 10 open up and money Is spent
with a lavish hand.
Principally TO the fact that there has
been little. n any. cold weather b. que
the failure Of the merchants who deal
in dry goods ana clothing 10 rejoice over
a good business They say that the days
have been 80 warm that people have not
thought OF investing extensively In heavy
garments. and there Is where the heaviest
receipts in such business De.
o. the lighter garments sold and IN the
oids ana ends that go to m'kc up the
Eewgnws and kuick-knacks of Christmas,
there is hut Httle money for merchants
They look 90 the profits from the run upon
heavy garments that is made when there
is cold snap TO pay the house, from
which they buy their stock. and this run
has not been a. heavy az they would like
20 see g.. There g. the consolation. how
ever. that it is Obliged 20 come. and the
next few days. az this mld-winter season.
should bring Il.
For the past two weeks the merchants.
who deal 10 Christmas goods. have been
visited by many shoppers. Their num-
Der however. has not exceeded that OF
former years. merchants declare. though
many who have observed tho crowds on
tho streets have been constrained 10 re-
mark that tney did not remember having
seen SO many people doing their shopping
SO long before Christmas.
As the days OF this week pass the run
upon the stocks Of the merchants will
Increase. The great majority OF those who
Invest In presents and Christmas goods
leave their shopping 10 che very last. ana
the day before Christmas Is usually the
busiest % all
Christmas weather o. not always Ideal
but that Of the week before starts on
auspiciously. Those who have lived ana
suffered through the bid weether Of many
a Christmas VIII hons that bracing an
and sunshine will accompany that which
comes on Tuesday week
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
mAD \ vIsrT rnom nrnGLAns.
capt. NcGowan's Home on Congress
street Was Entered.

Capt. James J. McG0wan's rcsi1ence.
No. gi5 Congress street. east was bur
elarized night before last. The thief OF
thieves effected an entrance by a base
ment window and took lea several Of the
rooms OF the house in their search for
valuables. Money seemed 20 be the pr ~
cipal object Of their search. Cor they
touched little else.
one Of the lady occupants Of the resi-
dence discovered evidence mat her room
had been entered on waking aud hiding
that the gas was turned higher than she
had Left it Inquiry failed to develop thar
any OF the other ladies' had been tn her
room. ana it was concluded that tho thief
mad heau 20 anxious 20 ma money tina
he resort "a 10 the dangerous exI-dicnt o.
turning up the light 10 assist him
From another room purse Was taken
This contained about $3.50. besides a Coz
.umbia half dollar and spanish coin.
The purse after the thief got on the out
side again. was opened. rned 81 les COM
tents and pitched back lufo tho yard,
Enough. aueeriy enough. he decided he did
not want the Columbian and the Spanish
pieces. possibly thinking that they and
the purse might mark him as the invader
Of capt McGowan's premises. box
holding a small amount in change Was
also taken by the thief. bus was dropped
upon the stairs.
The police were acqua iutcd Of the theft.
but no arrestes were made
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
TWO SAILORS HELD III.
Two Negroes TRIED 60 Rob Them
saturday Night on the Plank Road.

NnNurunN NAEhN th thf fAa~
Another hold-up on the plank road near
the Plant system wharves took place Sat
urday night. The victims we're two sail
orr who we're returning from Town to their
vessel
Their assaillnts were two negroes who
demanded the msn's valuabies. but who
secured no booty. ns the sailors showed
aeht and escaped without losing their
property though one was badly disigured
ln the melee. receiving a blow In the
mouth mat knocked Several o. bis teeth
on.
when tho men reported their adventure
among their mates party % nFe START
ed over the same road 20 sec u they could
hrd tbc highwaymcn. They discovered
them ln me noirhhorhood bat the negroes
made on aud made good their escape.
though tive shots from "a pistoi we're hfed
AZ them
Non. OF the callers have made any re-
pore OF tho matter az the barracks, but
OF the night that 80 occurred someone
tnat heard of IL teicphoued the barrack
md "a detail OF men We're sent 10 the
scene. They did not succeed. however
.u erectlug the capture Of the men they
were looking for.
The s.eue OF the hoid-up is one where
other crimes OF similar nature have
taken place. 10 o. rather a lonely phce'
badly lighted and without sufficient 10
lice protection. so that sailors. none too
sober. fai au easy prey 60 the thieves
that Wuy.ny them
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
ron ORGANIZED cHARITY.
Meeting Of All Ministers Interested
Ia II To-day.

Ia IL To-day.
A meeting of ;hr members o. the Min
lsters' Association with the heads Of oil
the other churches. ana the synagosues.
has been called for to-day at noon in the
pastors STUDY Of tho First Baptist Church
Tho object OF the meeting Is 20 discuss
A plan for an organized charity. The
meeting was called az the urgent request
OF Ar Louis Stevens. superintendent Of
the White Ribbon Mission. whose work
among the poor Of the city. as well as
transient uutortunatcs has brought fore
iby before him the necessity for such an
Institution His plan, as briefly outlined
ls the sImc that be attempted about TWO
Years ago when be first came To Savan-
nab. 10 nave adopted and put into practice
bt the ". e.. T.. T.. II provides for suit
able quarters where can be accommodated
tot only those too poor 60 pay for their
entertainment hut also 20 furnish a. a
smul cost quarters and food to such per
sons as have positions. bat are making
small salaries lrl cannot AFFORD 10 pay
the usual prices charged for lodging and
board
one of Mr. stevens ideas Is 10 have
work done ~ the institution by such per-
sons as are recipients or its charity. and
this work being sold will he expects. 20
long way toward paying the running
expenses of the concern.
This is Just a bare outline OF the pro-
iers ami the discussion that Il Will un-
dcrgo this afternoon may have the result
of modifying some Of the cardinal prin-
cip.cs as wcl as the details.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
WILL DECIDE TODAY.
whether savannah WIN Ask for the
state FaIr.

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'N"N '"t % HipF 'tn'"t -
l.is t'' u uNH,f way some OF ih'te tn-
@hs'" ate i"' "iri"r'" To JET me matter
tteh
mere az" "'n'ir however VINO thiiiN
.At u "oN'l H'i 10 wen 10 AniiEoniNe
Faio"-th' anu 'i"t As IT lh no. hf ans
means ''fi"l" that inc fheruiif' 'ofn-
/ mite" y - i"fofAni' 20 savannah as was
/ rApf"7'i that % WOMB DC Wen 10 iHt
/ we itit 70 Q" NAiao'lh next year Win
we HhAtF ia"hnf mat u should come To-
savannah The tohowinr year The tar
I ls nor regarded as "a matter Of mporttnce
! ~ the people OF savannah. thtf hold.
! while me people % Nal'iurta appear to az
T tarn sf'eciai importance 20 o..
II j. not oy any means certain that The
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
HUssAR MINSTRELs TONIGHT.
Amateur Performance for Benefit "a
kings Daughters.

The Hussar Minstrel Company viii De
the attraction az tho Theatcr tonight.
when the second annual performance. for
the benefit this year OF the Kings naugh-
tiers Fresh Air Fund and Day Nursery.
will be given.
The performance Of las, year was an
artistic and financial triumph for the
talented amateurs. The company this year
has been greatly strengthened. ana the
pcrforu ace OF tonight will certainly
far surpass rs previous effort. Special at
tention has been given 20 the music and
costuming. and some tuncful number.
ana gorgeous effects are promised
The heavy outlay for costumes ana
other necessities make Il necessary that
there should be liberal public patronage
OF the entertainment The advance sale
81 seats has been most gratifying 20 tho
management but 81 IS hoped that the re-
manning seats VIII be sold before night
and that the performance VIII be given
20 standing room only.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
ny \ cLERGYMAN MAYOR.
sermon Mt First baptist Church Last
Night Was Preached.

Night Was Preached.
Rev Or Norman Fox filled the pulpit
asst night At tho First Baptist Church.
The congregation greatly enjoyed his ser
mon. which Was upon the parable OF the
proiignl son. The Heartless Brother
Wns the subject he chose
Or. Fox, formerly actively engaged in
pastoral work. is now Mayor OF Morris
Town. y. j He has given up church
connection ana deyotes himself 10 the
production OF literary articles OF a reu-
gious character. His contributions 10
many periodicals are read with great IN
torest
This morning DR.. Fox and the party he
accompanies viii leave for Jacksonville.
thence Go take steamship for New York
Besides Dr. Fox. in the party. are Mr..
and Mrs. Ashley AR. and Mrs Jenney
ana Mr.. and Mrs Farusworth OF New
Bedford. Conn. Mr. Ashley Is Mayor of
that city. The party has been In a.
tendance upon the convention OF the
League Of Municipalities nj Charleston
br. Fox said that all were - delighted
with Charleston that they decided 10 ses
more Of the south
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
INSIGNIA WILL M PRESENTED.

shHrp-hooters aud Mark~mcn ot
Company u go Receive Theirs.
The shsrpshooters and marksmen OF
company y. n the savannah Volunteer
Guards Battalion. viii be presented with
their insignia for 1900 at their company
room tonight The presentation will be
made by Capt G. II. Richardson. acting
Inspector OF rife practice Of the First
Regiment. who viii also address the COM
pany on the general subject Of rife prac-
lice
The company will assemble IN fun uni
form at Sis o'clock this evening. and the
presentation Of the insignia viii be made
foon thereafter Drill viii be dispens q
with for the night. Company stands
next 20 the Savannah Cadets IN marks
manship among the troops OF the state.
The Cadets head the list.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
MURDER TRIALS TINS WEEK.
Jake MouItrie and sam Ferrebce
VIII Be Tried for Their Lives.

jake Moultfte ana sam ferrehee
VIII nc TRIED for Their Lives.
The Superior Conrt this week will he
kept busy with the trial Of criminal cases
Of which score or more have been as
signed Two murder cases. those against
Sam Moultrie and Norman Jackson, are
Included in this number.
Moulirle was convicted Of the murder
OF a negro In Yamacraw and sentenced.
Judge Fallieant overruled his motion for
new trial. but the Supreme Court TO
which the case was carried. Reversed
Judge Falligaut IL was the same Old
ground 81 reversal. the fact that sect OF
% had been given Ia charge TO the jury,
on which 80 many murder cases have
recently been sent back 20 the trial courts
The Mouitrie case will be tried Wednes-
day.
THE other murder case IS that Of Nor
man Jackson indicted by the grand jury
for the murder OF his wife. Jackson found
his wife and sam Ferrebee tn a comp o.
missing position and shot them both. The
woman died. bat Ferrehee recovered. All
the parties 10 the ARRAY were negroes.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17

Christmas presents are TO be proeuses.
FOR papa, mamma. sisters. byothers, eous-
ms. and all the rest You've only short
week In which 10 make your selections
from sternborg a. Co.'S lovely stock o.
diamonds. iewelry. watches, silver and
gold novelties. Fine umbrellas, ete.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
Holiday Rates VIA southern Rail

Tickets on sale 20 an points. a fare and
third Tor tho round trip. on Dec. 22-2s-
1850 ana aist. 1900 also Jan. ]. 1901.
limited 10 Jan. 4, returning In addition
10 above. students holding certificates
signed by superintendents or principals
or schools or colleges viii be sold tickets
commencing Dec. Is and limited 70 Jan.
3 JAS Freeman. city passenger and ticket
agent, lh Bull street Phones s50-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
nEv. Mn. STRONG - III.

REV. Mr.. Woodward of Dnricn Con
ductcd services az ~. Johns.
Morning and evening prayer az ST.
Johns Church were read yesterday hy
Rev. Mr. woodward ~ Daricn. Rev Mr.
Strong. the rector. being too 90 10 OF
fciate. Mr. Woodward preached az both
services
Mr. slrong's Illness had is origin In a
fan while on the hunting trip 20 New
fouudland last Scptcmbcr Recently the
sprain he received has become worse.
and Il Is feared thai be viii have 10 sub
nit 20 an operation. which will involve
his absence from his parish FOR some
weeks.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17

Nih ''hirni OF eeorgta Railway.
Tickets viii be sold at rate Of a fare
and a third round trip on Dec. q. q. q.
%. 90 ana 81 1890; also Jan. /. 1901. final
limit returning Jan. 4. 1901
In addition 10 the above. tickets viii
b. sold 90 students OF schools and col.
lcges on presentation OF certificates sirued
by superintendent president or princlpal
thereof, on Dec u TO n. inclusive. ina
limit returning Jan s. 1891.
Ticket ofiicc i0i Bull street and Central
Passenger Statlon.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
POLICEMAN oS THE RAMPAGE.
WAS Locked ~ for BeinR Drunk Rnd
Assnulttng Auother Omccr.

Pairolman Thos Duny. appeared az the
barracks day before yesterday under tine
influence 81 liquor and succeeded in get
ting himself into scrape that Will
doubtless cost him his position He
wound up a heht with one Of che men
Ia quarters. and was ordered locked up
hy the sergeant on duty. lie informed the
authorities that the whole blankity- blank
force couldn't lock him up Bui he was
dlrahusld OF any such idea when sever
ID policemen got hold OF him and put
hun in cell His belt. badge and pistol
have been taken from him. and he has
been susperded pending an Investigation
by The Mayor This doubtless will bo be a
al an early Gate
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
MEATH A MouND or FLOWERS.
The Remains Of Little willard
Browne Were laid 90 Rest.

browne Were laid 90 Rest.
The FUNERAL OF little i-ycar-old willard
Browne. whose death from grip-pneu-
monia was announced IN the Morning
News yesterday. look place az o'clock
IN the afternoon from che home OF the
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Palmer Browne.
No % Ninth street east The services.
which were conducted by Rev I'd r.
cook. pastor OF Wesley Monumental
church were largely attended. An omis-
sion by the Morning ScWs at ihe funeral
notla. and the announcement that the fu-
neral would take place from tne residence
% the grandfather Mr. j. Is. D.. Carr on
Waldourg street, caused number of peo-
PIE To- 20 there a further announcement
OF the funeral was made. however. az the
Methodist churches ga the morning ana
many attended the services. The inter
ment vas In Laurel Grove Cemetery and
the mound above the grave was almost
hidden by the sweet flowers placed by love
ing hand Ia memory OF the ltti one
whose earthly life is ended.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17

"Graybeard has well nigh cured me OF
rheumatism from which have been a
great sufferer the last fifteen years " NJ
Dents postoiiice Is ST Slmons Island ~.
Rev. John Christian OF Pierce Al,
says: "Graybeard has cured Mrs -.
Chlidress Of Baldwin county OF rbeurna-
tism. In February before she began -
take Graybeard she was given up 20 de
She Is now sound and we'll"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
A MAJESTIC FELLOW.

The Finest Deer of the season Killed
south Of the city.
A party Of gentlemen went out a few
miles south Of the city Saturday after
noon and killed the largest buck Of the
season.
The deer weighed 200 pounds old hunt
ers say mat he was shout years old
and was the prettiest specimen seen here
In years.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17

Old gold. OF any sort. broken or defaced
or oui-of-siyle trinkets2 You may have
enough 20 pay for your Christmas pres
cnts. sternhrrg & Co. will exchange new
goods Tor them or pay you cash. fun
yaluc.-Od.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17

Mrs. Winslcw's Soothing Syrup has been
used Tor children teeth,ng. IL soothea he
child, softens the gums. allays an pain
cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy
for Darrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle
-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
IN. FLlNN ~ SAVANNAH.
Preached at First Presbyterian and
Addressed y. VI. &. As

Rev DR. j. VIM. Flynn OF South Caro-
lima College. Columbia. was in the city
yesterday and delivered two sermons and
an address 70 Savannah audiences In the
morning and a. night he preached az tho
First Presbyterian Church. and in the
afternoon spoke 90 the members OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. al their usual afternoon
meeting
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
CRITICALLY III Ar DE soro.
Mrs. 4. pope L. Not Expected go Live
Through the pay.

Mrs Pope wife Of Col. a. Pope, OF the
seabonrd Air Line. is critically ln nt the
De soto. where she and Col. Pope reside
Tier condition IS such THAI no hone 81
her recovery Is entertained. and her death
D. hourly expected
Mrs Pope has been 40 only about three
DAYS She was fret attacked by ~ grippe
which rapidly developed into pneumonia.
She is woman OF frail and delicate con-
sti,ltion and the iuroads OF the disease
we're very rapid Her serious illness viii
occasion the sincere sympathy OF the
friends Of Col. Pope and herself
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17

Effective Wednesday. Dec. 10 I.e,v.
Savannah daily. $50 a. m. 800 D. m
Leave Tybee daily. lo.25 a. m. $50 o. IN.
I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17

Graybeard IS made only BY Rssp...
Drug Company. sole owners and SOD bv
druggists for 100 . bottle Every family
should have box Of Graybeard Pills and
Graybeard Ointment-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17

scrofua In the blooi shows Itself sooner
or later In sweilings sores. eruptons
But Hoods sarsaparilla completely cures
tad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17
suffered rs Years.

"Graybeard cured me OF catarrh from
which / had suffered thlrty-ave YEAR
Nothing on earth 30 far as was able
to obtain gave me relief Since taking
Graybeard ! am as well as ever. had
catArrh Of the head. Mrs Rhoda Dean
Balingcr. Tex.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-17

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