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The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26

nig additions being reduced that gregated the correct amount. A change in the slip by Alvord. later m the day. caused inquiry and compari- son to be made at the clearinghouse. when if was discovered that the two items of 'previons days exchanges and morning additions did not corre- spond with the list checked by the examiner, and a count of the current days cash and checks in hands of the third teller revealed shortage of $6e0,000. The shortage seems to have been about S100,000 two years ago, and has been increased gradually since that time, the teller conecaling the same in the morning additions which always amount to much more than the amount of his shortage, and never enter into the count of the pre- ceding days cash.
 There is no way to have a check on the morning additions to the ex. changes except by counting the note teller's cash and checks twice. or to begin examinations of cash in the evening, which is otherwise objection. able.
 The bank has charged out the amount of the shortage without i'm. pairing it's surplus or undivided prof. it's account.
 "A further examination of Alvord's accounts by the officers of the bank shows that his stealings have been go ing on for several years. Fourteen months ago he took two weeks va. cation, and an examination of his tickets preceding his going and after his return shows that he covered hi, shortage while absent by making a number of charges to out-of-town ac- counts.and credited back the amounts on his return before the monthly statements were sent out. The amount of his shortage at various periods in the past seems to have gone mp and down, and it is proba ble this is due to the fact that whenever he had reason to expect any investi- gation of his cash or periodical visit from the examiner he would doctor 1t by means of these false charges against large accounts. In the pres ent instances, the examiner went in- to the bank month ahead of the usual six months period. the last pre- ceding examination having been made May l5. 1900. and this unexpected visit prevented manipulation of figures by Alvord and led to discovery of the dedication.
 This theft could probably have been prevented by rotation of the clerical force of the bank. thus plac- ing each department under the super vision of different persons successive ly.
 There is no way to accurately check the accounts of an employe if he has access to the succeeding days cash from which to make good his shortage of the current day (and this is what Alvord has always had), and has also the opportunity to hold Lack credits for a longer time than the day on which the letters inclosing items are received"
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
 That Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole sys- tenn when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used nhhS 0n tba Jam,s 9n thev ;I rsPueao a ;s often ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by r. J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen, uine. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testi- monials free.
 Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
HOW THE TRICK WAS WORKED.
Acting Comptroller Kane Explains
 AlyOrd's Modus Operaadf.


 Washington, Oct. 25.-Mr. T. P. Kane, the acting comptroller of the currency, gave out the following statement regarding the dedication in the First National bank of New York:
 During the progress of the exam fnation by Bank Examiner Hanna, Oc- tober Is, of the First national bank, Assistant Cashier Backus discovered that the note and exchange teller, Alvord, was short in his cash to an amount which has since been found to be $6e0,O0o.
 His thefts have been going on for a long time. The plan of concealing them and making the cash on hand agree with the amount for which he was accountable, as shown by the books, was to take out of the morn- ing mail, of which he was in charge. . sufficient number of cash items to cover the aggregate amount of his dedication, and add them to the ex- changes for the clearinghouse re- eeived during the preceding day. The examination of the exchanges at the time of examination showed the total amount correct, but Se0,000 of the items had been taken from the morn ing receipts and listed with previous d&ys' exchanges. the amount of morn.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26

Business Opportunities on the line of ,b. Chicago Great Western Ky in Illinois. Iowa
 Minnesota and Missouri. First class open. ness and for manufacturing. Our list in. cludes locations for Blacksmiths, Doctors. Dressmakers, Furniture. Grain and Livs Stock Buyers, General Merchandise. Hard. ware, Harness, Tailors, Cold Storage. Creameries and Canning Factories. Write fully in regard to your requirements so that we may advise you intelligently. Address w. J. Reed, Industrial Agent. c. c. W. Ry. col Endicott Big, St. Paul, Minn.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
DEATH OF VIM. o. GIBSON.
One of St. Louis Pioneer Retail Gro- cerymen Passes Away at
 Good old Age.

St. Louis, Oct. 25.-William o. Gib- son, the oldest active retail grocer in St. Louis, died, Tuesday, of heart fail ure, at his home. He had been at his store during the day, and, although 7e years old, was able to devote half day each twenty-four hours to his business. The rest of his time he de- voted to books, of which he was very fond.
 MT. Gibson was native of Scotland, and began his career in the grocery business as clerk for David Nichol- son, in 1s46.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
Live Stock Markets.

St. Louis-Cattle-Fancy exports, $ SOB s-M: butchers S.aoq5.i6; stockers. s2 75cI 4O; cows and heifers. s2 5OQl4 75 Hogs Packing, 4sQt.s0: butchers, &60Q4 s5: light. A.4oM4s0. Sheep-Mutton sheen S.5od4.0 %: lambs. s450a5.35. Chicago-Cattle-Goo to prime steers. sa.5"do.W; poor to medium s45Ol75 40 stockers and feeders. g. 5014 40; cows S2 So H4; S; heifers. s275dt47s; canners. 2'O0T 2eo; calves. AOq6.25. Texas fed steers A;Nq4,@: Texas fed grass steers. g S5at fl5. Hogs-Mixed and butchers S4 456l 4.s21s; good to choice heavy, s4 5NaR4 sO: rough heavy, aS5a4.iS; light. sis55ii s0 Sheep-Good to choice wethers S3 SOGI | 10 :. fair to choice mixed. 8 4eds 90; western sheep. S.46li.l0; Texas sheep, s2 50atS. 50 ; native lambs, $i25Q5,55; western lambs. s4.75d5.45.
 Kansas City Cattle = Native steers sS'2oao 4e; Texas steers, q. 30G4S0; Texas cows, s2Wn2.se; native cows and hcifers VI soet425; stockers and feeders g 40q4 30 : calves. q .SOq6 %. Hogs-Heavy. Si5OT 4s2ia: packers, s4 s0I4.55 mixed and light. s4.SSqt4 e2is; workers. s4.5GQ460. Sheep Lambs, s. .5olI+.90 muttons. s. .4OI4. %
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
For Alleged Incendiarism

Mayfield, Ky. Oct. 25.-The drug store of McCrory & Marlborough at Mayfield, Ky. caught fire. Tuesday morning. and before the flames could be checked. nearly the entire block in
 which the store was located was con sumed. John Iarbrough, one of the proprietors of the store, has been ar rested charged with setting it on fire.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
PRESIDENT HELD THE REINs.
President Mckinley Met Secretary and Mrs Root at Canton and
 Himself Drove Them Home

Canton, O., Oct. 25.-Secretary of War and Mrs. Root arrived for d few days visit at the Mckinley home.
 President Mckinley and Secretary Cortelyou drove to the station to meet them, and the president greeted the visitors at the car platform. When they started for the house, the coachman was dismissed and the pres ident himself drove.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
Transport Chartered.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 25.-The gov ernment has chartered the British steamship Royalist. which it is in- tended to operate as United States transport between Seattle and the Philippines. The royalist is 7,00o-tou vessel.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
The Season. seal Catch

Victoria, B. C., Oct. 25.-During the season just closed 34 sealing schoon- ners took 16,000 skins in Behring sea. which is 5000 less than taken by 25 sehooners last year. The spring schooners took 16,5I7 skins on the coast, bringing the total for the sea- son up to 32,5l7.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
Anarchist. In n FIutter.

New York, Oct. 25.-The various groups of anarchists in New York are in futter over the announcement. that Emma Goldman, the woman an- archist who has been engaged in a propaganda throughout Europe for about year, will return to New York about the middle of next month.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
Hearing Postponed.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 25.-Judge John F. Philips, in the United States district court, postponed. to one week from date, the hearing on the appli- cation for a receivership for the Guardian Trust Co. made by John w. Gates. of Chicago. and other se curity holders of that company.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
Papa Was Wearing the Laundry.

The little girl was inclined to answer the door bell about as soon as it sounded, and sometimes she gave answers to whoever might be there that were curious. One day the man who collects the packages of iaun- dry was at the door and asked if the laundry was ready: "No," she replied, "papa has got 1t on."-Chicago Chronicle.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
stin Waiting on Juror shirk.

Marysville, O., Oct. 25.-Judge Mel horn continued the Terrell trial un- til Thursday, when it is believed Ju- TOT Shirk will be able to resume his duties.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
Kin d of the Kid.

Jones-Come, be honest; when you h.v. to walk the baby don't you swear a little; Smith-Possibly, but then the baby make, hear me.-Boston Transcript. A'
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
sanguinary Brush with Raiders.

Slmla, Oct. 25.-Lieut Hennessey ana 45 Sikhs were killed in brush with Mahsud raiders at Janola.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26

There should be less worrying about what the unseen has in store," and more care of the health to be able to do the work it brings to everyone.-Atchison Globe.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26

New York, Oct. .5.-Money on call firm at sla per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5q0 per cent. Sterling exchange easier tsS+dfs4 for demand and for at 4SoItlf4s0s. Tor eo days; posted rates 4s1lsf4s2 and 4ss Q3eS,s, commercial bills 47esx 1i is0L Sil- Mexican dollars Sic. Government Bonds steady.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
Cotton.
Financial.

Quotations for middling range as fol-
 lows; St. Louis, l-l6c. New York, 9-i6c; Memphis 9l-lec
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The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26

To Cure e Cold in one Day Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25o
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
Left for Mansfield.

The funeral party left for Mans field, O., on a special train over the Pennsylvania railroad at 3:30 D. m There the interment will take place on Thursday, when President McKin- ley will attend.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
Given a Military Escort.

In accordance with Episcopal usage there was no funeral address and, after brief prayer, the choir chant ed the anthem Lord, Let me know my end and the number of my days"
 The caslket was then lifted by the bearers with the honorary pall-bear- CTS following and carried from the house, where detachment of the Fifth cavalry under Col. Rafferty, waited to escort it to the depot
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
The Pall-Bearers.

were grouped about the coffin during the ceremony, were Secretary hay. Secretary Gage, Justice Harlan,o of the supreme court; Admiral Dewey, Gen. Nelson A. Miles, ex-Senator Cameron. of Pennsylvania; Senator Hawley, of Connecticut; Judge Bancroft Davis, Hon. J. A. Kasson, of the state de- partment, and Col. NJ. NJ. Parker
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-26
A Notable Gathering.

It was a notable gathering that filled the hallway and parlors of the residence, the most representative. perhaps, at any funeral here since the burial of Gen. Lawton, last spring, when much the same concourse of of ficials and diplomats gathered to hon. or the soldier dead as met in the memory of statesmen whose serv- ices, though in a different line, had been equally as distinguished.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23
FARMY! FARMY! FARMY!
Marinette Co.

Kto chce naby6 sobie grunta ma
fanny, to MECH pospieszy teraz, DO
kompania kolei st. Paul wyprzedaje
obecnie grunta pc nizkiej Genie i ma
dlugie lata odplaty. Placi sic / dola-
ra zadatku, a reszta ma miesieczne lub
p%olroczne wyplaty. Grunt sprzedaje-
my od > dolarow j wyzej. Taxi grunt,
jak ia Kompania sprzedaje, rzadko sic
trafia. Kazdy kupujacy moze sobie
40 ARROW W kr6tkim bardzo czasie pod
plug oczyscic. Przez jeden miesi9c
moze mice dobra farme i zdrowie swo-
je oszczedzac, MECH kupi od mas
grunt. Kosciol polski niedaleko, do
kolei 5 mil. Kompania ofaruje tax
samo grunt pod kosci6i. Ziemia. Jest
dobra, gdyz gina znajduje sic zaraz
pod ~wierzchnia warstwa. Kompania
kolej st. Paul dale bilety jazdy "a poi
ceny. Pc blizsze informacye zglosic
sic Tub piszcie do
ADAMA MAJEwsKIEGo,
554 Noble str. - lub do
G. K. RoLLINL,
Agent komp. kolei st. Paul,
161 La Sale str.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23
POlacy ma ~obczyznie.

- SZkOfa p0lSka w Parry Zu. Daia
20 lipca odby3 sic egzamin i zakohole-
ME roku szkolnego w.szkole polskiej
ma Batignolles. S1koia ia miesci sic
we wiasnym budynku przy ulicy La
mande Is i ma ma wyohowaniu 80 ucz.
ni6w. Jest to rodsaj ~pensjonatu, W kt6.
rym przez diva pisrwsze lata wycho-
wankowie pobieraja nauke W domu, a
nastepnie ucreszozsjs juz do rozmaitych
szk6f publicznych, pc ktoryoh uko6ose.
niu opuszczaja pensjonat 1 otrzymuja
~stypendja oelem dalszego ksztaicsnia
sie ma uniwsrsytstach lub politeohni
kach.
w lynn roku egzsmin odbyl sic PREY
licznym udsiale ~rodsk6w, bawiscych
chwilowo W Paryzu ma wystawie. Uoz.
Movie popisywali sie dekIamaojami i
spiewem ch6ralnym. Bsrdzo piekuie
o~dspiewano uWsrszawisnke" ! ,,Jeszcze
Polska ME zgineia". Niemniej dobrzs
wyPadi popis j Z iunyoh p~rzedmiot6w,
to ter rodacy nasi z miiem wrazsniem
opuszczali zaklad, ME skapiao STOW u
znania ola tyoh, ktorzy chronia mlodziet
nasza cd wynsrodowienia.
Egzaminowi przswodnioryli dr.. GA.
feziowski ] Or. Karol Lswskowski. u
gosci lwowskich byli obecnymi nauczy-
c%:ele, PIP. Cenar i Urbanek, panic Me
dziaikowska ! Zsjsckowska, orar malarz
p. Styka.
O%kradzenie wystawcy polaka
ma wystawie psryzkiej. Pan Wincenty
T~rojanowski, srtysta rzezbis,z, pisze Z
Paryza pod data % bm.: ,Wczorajsze.
go wieczoru, lub nocy, wykradziono IL
medal : mojej witryny, wystawionej W
wielkim psiscu sztuk piekpych W cd.
dzisle warszawskim. Nodsiej, lub ,}o
dzieje, miei czas nietylko odsrubo vac
wit:yD ne ale zrobic ojpowicdni wybor,
wtyksjsc ma svoje miejsca gwozi1iki,
ktoremi medals by&y pr,ybite do deski.
Wybrane zosts}y wssystkis ia medale,
kt6rych moznsby uzy6 ola ozdob: "a
brosze, szpilki do kravstow ftp. S1ko.
ds, jake poniossem, wynosi ! 500 fr, a
jest tembsrdriej dotklivs, ae pomiedsy
sEradsioDymi znajdujs sie diva uuik0sy.
Fakt krsdz ely dowodzi bsrdso media.
ssgo nadsoru W oddz;ale warszawskim".
Na Lont ursie miedzynsrodo.
wynn rozPi'anym przez redakcje ora
sopisms ,Monitsur des Architectes" "
PArysu, otrsymsS pierwszs nsgrode "a
projekt nsjoryginalniejssej will wiei.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23
BarbarzyIstwo pruskie.

. dclszen rugowsniu uauki jesyka
fol'.i-Eo re sskci W ksie=.w;e Pczuah
'k!e:, ~a'rjtujOn,y W ,,Dzienniku Por-
oahrLi.c" rcd tJtu,sm ,Przerazajaoa
~iado~ctc" nautepu;sos notatke: nPo.
serer Zig" donosi:
.nPolsLi ~yt!ad uauki religji katolio.
Eiej znissiony zosta}, jak sic Z wiaro
godnego zrod.a dowisduiemy, moca
rorporzadss:is minis.ra oswisty Studta
IA wyssE-r1 i srodnim stopniu wszyst-
kich s-Lof r;rsta Poznania j pozostaje
odtad ,ylEo ma riaszym .topniu. cara.
tenn ust.ic, uGsislspa dvtsd przez diva
lsta p~olsacIl katolitom, nauka polskic.
go czyten;a : risaris.
r. 7to.sadf-nie to. kt5re jest skut
ken oi'ytej u prsed paru m~iesleoami
korferenoii pace pi,istrs z odnoanym;
urzc5aissmi ?ozrahaAicj i bydgcskisj
reJe2oii, ua zostac zaprowaIrone W ca
lei 2~roviacii."
Pc ostatnich atakach gszet hakaty.
styo"rych IA p~olakow, wiadomosc po.
wyzsza rie przyohodzi nadspodziew anie.
Foruslno zniesicnis nauki jezyka pol.
ssiego i polsk!ego wyk}adu religji bylo
tear ostatuiin krokiem ma drodze syste-
matycinego omijsnia ~odnosnej ustawy,
sapewn:sjaoej pswne praws jezykowi
polskiemu W szkole. Prawa to by}y W
oststnich czasaoh Gkoyjne, DO wszelkie.
mi siiami starano sic uczni6w polak6w
zapisywat jake niemo6w, ably ich u
mieszcxa6 niemieckich oddzia}ach, a
gdzie pomimo to byla wieksra liczba
uczni6w n~arodowosoi polskiej, tam
wlasnie ,.tak sic ~sk}ada}o" ae pc calych
lstaoh ME odbywaia sic nauka ~ powo
du braku odpowiednioh nauozycieli".
Niemniej jednak gwaat wyrzsd-i nam
oie.ka krzywde. woiajaca, jesli ME o
pomste, to o sprawsedliwa "a nova
zbrodnie zap3ate. Me mimic ona krzyw-
dzicieli! Zsnim to jedrak nastapi, mech
nowy ten objaw barbarzyhstwa rozpali
mas do obrony bytu narodowego.
Zs zakazy ministrs Studta beda misly
j Ola gnebioieli niepozadane nastepstwa,
to pewna. A jednem z pierwszych ia
kieh nastepstw owyeh anticywilizaoyj-
nych, nielud,kich r~ozporzadzeh bedzie
rozbudzenie samowiedzy parodowei
wsr6d samej.e mlodziezy. w szkolach
~PoInafskich pomiedsy uczniami ME ma
tel lacznosoi ma tie parodowem, jaka
jest oecha n~aszsj mlodziesy mp. W zabo.
RE rosyjskim. Ruch narodowy, k.ory
obecnie wsr6d mlodriety szkolnej Jest
dopiero " zaczatkach dzieki uprawia.
nym cd diuzszsgo czasu rewizjom i po-
szukiwaniom ksiazek polskioh u ucz.
ni6w, znajdzis W nowym zakazie nova
podniete.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23
Co m6wi nam .ziemia?

Ziemi naszej powierzchnia zmienia
sic powolnie lecz nieustannie. Strumy-
XII i potoki gorskie niosa ciagle mater
jaf skalny, osadzajao 60 ponizej W do
linach, a wielkie rzeki osadzaja pray
ujsciu do mora ogromne lawioe piasku
namulu. Me pozostaje tez W spokoju
sama powierzchnia ziemi: potezne te
SHY, 90 z wulkanow zieja slupami ognia
parry, popiolu i lawy ognistej i piynnej,
tie same SHY dzia}aja W innych miej-
scach TAX, re podnosza lub obnizaja
oala skoruPe ziemi, lady hub mora.
SHY te dziaialy dawniej j~eszcze potea.
niej i one powodowa}y nieustann'e,
badzto wynurzauie sic ca}ego dna wiel-
kich morz pooad wode, badz to zatapia.
ME olb%rzymich lad6w. A wraz z temi
wielkiemi zmianami, zmieni}o sic i zy-
Gle ma novel ziemi, znika}y jedne ga
tunki roslin i zwierzat a pojawiiy sic
inne. Gatunki te jednak roslinne i
zwierzece ME przepada}y, ME gineiy
bez Shadow, zostawiaiy je W kamieniach
j kamienie tie opowiadsja nam wspania
he W swej potedze ,,dzieje zieui". w
skalach (osadowych). znajdujemy
szozatki tych istnieh dawnych cd wy
moczkow, slimaczkow, ryb, gadow,
p}az6w do zwierzat wyAszych ssacych
szczatki cz}owieka, cafe szkielety mai
Acknowledged ksztaltow, odbicia
wieczne ~roslin, drew, zweglone Tub
skamienia}e.
A z pomoca innych dzial6w wiedzy
Przyrodniczej, jak chemji, fizyki, pale
ontologji, anatomji porownawczej it'd.
mozemy z tego ogromu zabytkow i pa
miatek odtworzyc sobie obrazy odleg-
lei przesziosci, kiedy to wszytko zylo
rozwijaio sic W najbujniejszej pelni i
najfantastyczniejszych nieraz potwor-
nych ksztaltach wsrod zupe}nie odmien-
nych cd dzisiejszych warunk6w bytu
ma ziemi. / z tych kamieni i skamielin,
z historic kamieni i kszta}tow tych "a
ginionych istnieh poznajemy jedna z
najpiekniejszych wielkich prawd przy-
rody:. to olbrzymie, r6znorodne zycie
zaklete W kamieh pod naszemi stopami,
ME z%jawi}o sic nagle i doskonale, lecz
rozwijalo sic powoli przez setki milo
now lat.
Stapamy ma n%aszej ziemi wszedzie pc
grobach, najobftsze j n~ajciezsze kiosy
rosna ma ziemi zyznej, ktora powstala
Z zmarzlych lisci i korzonk6w roslin-
nych (c~zarnoziem), zwietrzaiych, skru-
szafych skal kamiennych; w~spania}e
marmury posagow, rzezb, to cialo setek
miljonow zwierzatek, a kultura nasza
dzisiejsza to praca dziesiatek ~miljon6w
ludzi. Przemys}, handel, nieustanny
bieg parowozow kolei, parowcow ma
morzu ME moglyby istnic6 bez wegla;
a tie pok&ady wegla 81 poprostu zbita
masa zniszczonyeh, zatopionych lasow,
zasypanych piaskiem, mulem morz i
rick W okresie historic ziemi, ktGry ma
zywamy ~weglowyln. l tych milcza-
cych kamieni, na ktore patrzymy obo-
jetnie, wyrastaja W wyobrazni naszej
wspaniale obrazy dziei0w przyrody;
ziemia przemawia do mas jezykiem hi
storii swoiei.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23
Do Toronto i 2 powrotem "a
Sl2.4O.

z powodu wystawy toronokiej kole:
Wabash bedzie sprzedswac bilets ex.
kursyjne Chicago % do % sierpnia
Ia Gene przejazdu W jedns strone bile.
ia zwrotne, dobrs do wyjazdu z Toron.
to ME pozniej jak 10 wraesnia. S.ybka
jazda beg zmiany. Pisz pc szozsgoly
do F. A. Pslmera, A. G. p. A., Tub
przyjdz do m~iejskiego biura bilst6w
81 Adams ul., Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23

skiej W stylu zskopahskim, p. Franci-
ssek MaczyhsEi, wychowanioo wyaszej
szkoly techniozno-przemyslowej W Kra-
kowie. p. Macy hsSi ies. tee tw6roa
p~rojektu ma budynek Towarzystw va
srtuk pieknych W Krakovie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23

Wiadcmo jest calsmu ~swiatu, W j..
kim celu srodki =ewfetrzne 50 uzywsns.
nKotwiozny" Pain Expeller jest kr6lem
srodkow zewnetrznych / jest Ayrabiany
W lynn celu wediug .asad n~aukowych.
Caiy SWAT tego srodka utywa, gdyz
niemasz srodks mu rownego. Csna 25
j SO cent6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23
$500 EAGPoDYl

Zapfacimy powyzszs nagroda "a kazdy syps.
oek ehorooy Wstroby, pyspepsyi. B6icw gfovy,
nicstrAwnosct Iatwardaeuia, kt6rero MO bedzf6
my mogii w~yleczyt ieksrstwem Lfveri,a, na,poy.
sza nafa piguIEs na wstroDe, gdy wskas6wki M
eke beds przestrsegane. - one czysto r~otIinne
zsweze sprowadzaja zsdow olenle ( ulee Pudef.
- - = oent6w zswierr 100 pigniek. Pudeiko "a
0ct ~ piguiek. s~'rzezci- sic Initsoji I podr6.
NERvTA MeDicALCo, Cor. Clinton and JecEson
Chicago, III. sp~rxedawane przex 0no Z. BAKnl
speekarza 30 Clark o., Chicago, IN.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23
z NIECE NIX.

Najskuteczniejszy najlepszy srodek prse-
civ:
ReumatyymOwi,
Neuraigii
RGlOwi GfOwy,
B6lOwi Gardfa,
Boleniu krzyza,,
Katarowi
Zajie bieniu
i kurcZOm
Wyrsb.apv przez wieloletnio doswiadc,o-
nego J snaneso poIskiego apt. kara
woj. Gree1eursle.ego,
Fabrykanta ,,a~ nege EerurERRo, ma wszs,-
Vie choroby kR~ 7, zOLADKA,f WATRO
by. Tatz re KROPLI MAC1CZNYCH. MA
VI NlEnIWIEDZIEJ, MASCI przeciv
pOCENlU PSUCIU Noe LINIMENTU
Ola DZIECI.
Nyleczenis z r ebry, OgraszkII
6rypy gwsreufuie. SpecyalneLekI
pfzyrzan2am pcdiug dokisdnego opIsu cho-
rcby. Piszcie:
ALBERT g.. GROBLFWSKI.
tFsbryksnt PoIskich L~eksrrtw)
III Main 81. Box Iros.
Flyneuth, Ra- Luz. g
New-York tribune., 1900-03-05

GARDENER experience; married:
thoroughly understands the handling OF
graperies. greenhouses. palm. fern and
orchid houses. and all practical work per-
taining 20 gardening and general manage
nent Of gentleman's country place: seven
years reference from last place. Address
]. z. D. 211 North 3d-st.. Harrison. n J.