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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
A Woman Elles

Will tell her love, though every othe::
feature be hidden under the oriental
Yash,aak. a wouan's eyes are equally
eloquent as to her health She can teach
her lips to laugh in spite of pain, but the
eyes will never be partner in that deceit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
N!a,.tinsvilic lsejoiccS,

Especial Dispatch Tho Tiulcs)
MAFTINSVILLE, VA, Feb. 1.-There
was great rejoicing here over Judge S. &.
Whites elevation to the Court of APP
peais. He has received more than thirty
kilograms of congra tulation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02

by Mr. Gold. He did not believe that
population should be the only thing TO
seTlic The question He thought the JEFF
fries substitute would be unfair TO sec
tons like the great Valley of Virginia,
as il would give too large representation
TO sections having Z large shifting popu-
lation. lie favored Two u each senatorial
district.
Mr.. Morris argued that nothing ought
to be done towards breaking down the
present legislative and senatorial arDor-
tonment. He believed that not only pop
ulation should be considered. but also
the question as TO where the white peo-
pie of the State live.
He protested against any change.
Mr.. Maynard replied to Mr.. Keezel and
MIR. Morris, stating that Portsmouth had
been represented by a Democrat when
the White sections We're in some instances
represented by enemies of the Democrat
ic party. He denied that the increase in
certain sections was because of Il float
ing and undesirable population.
Mr. Walker thought it would be unwise
at this time to redistrict the State, and
that it would be movement that would
lead to long and protracted disagreement
between the houses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02

cine. 1 muSL say It
is the era n d e S t
medicine on earth,
and have advised
a great many suf-
fering with female
troubles to take it.
I tell people l wish
L could go on the
platform and lee
ture on it.
8 My trouble was
painful menstrual
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02

ness in their performance.
NY niece was troubled with female weakness
for about four years before asked for your ad-
vice. writes NJ. J. W. McGregor, of 6cd ST. and
Princeton Ave, Chicago. Ills. *You advised her
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must Acknowledge to you that She IS .ssH sgov.
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We haze recommended your medicine TO ali our
friends. and believe il to be wonderful DIS
covery."
DIR. Pierce's Medical Adviser, paper
covers, sent free on receipt of II one.
cent stamps to pay cost of mailing only.
The cloth-bound volume for 81 stamps.
Address DR.. & v. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02

Deep fsollows, lark
circles, wrinkles at
the corners, tell
the story of pain
and sleeplessness.
Much of the Ilerv-
business, sleepless-
ness and suffering
in general, endured
by WON en-, is
caused by q dis
eased condition OF
the wonianly or
gans. When that
diseased condition
is cured there are
10 more hollow,
dark ri,lged eyes.
DR. pierce'S Favor
lite scTiption
cures irregulsrity,
Inflammation, ul-
ceration, and fe-
male ca X II c SIS,
stops enfeebling
drains, strengthens
the nervous system
mud piyeS to the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
WEALTH AND POPULATION.

Mr.. Flood stated he favored some adj
ditioI1stl representation for districts that
had largely increased. lie did not be-
lieve the wealth OF the district should
decide. The man should be above the
dollar. He thought a grave injustice
would be done by senatorial appor-
tionment.
He stated that the advocates OF the
senatorial apportionmcnt had brought
forward no arguments Tor their blll, anG
that the injustice in the case was evil
dent and patent to all.
Mr.. Sands replied to Mr. Flood that his
original bill contained no provision to
give the localities which have largely in
creased in population any additional re-
presentation, "a plan he now SO warmly
advocated.
Mr.. Aunford called attention to the
fact that the senatorial basis which he
advocated gave his district four dele
gates, While the other plan. which he did
not advocate, would give the district sew
en- Representatives. He advocated the
senatorial plan as giving the largest scope
for selection and designed to set the best
men in the convention.
Mr. Cogb!l favored the legislative ba-
sis Of apportionment, and argued for
convention of one hundred as more repre-
sentative than one Of fifty.
Mr. Mcilwaine moved that when the
Senate aGJouTH II SiIOGlu WILL
u O'Clock Tuesday.
On motion of Senator keezell. the Sen
ate went into execution session 10 con-
firm the appointments of school superin-
teadents made during the recess. The
entire list of school appointments as pub
listed few days ago was confirmed.
The Senate then adjourned.
II use Pr"te din"s.
I.ev. Dr.. z. n. Calisch offered prayer
in the House
General bradley T. Johnson was on the
floor of the House shaking hands with his
friends.
Mr.. Bowles offered thesfollowing resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
Resolved by the House of Delegates,
That the House shall. beginning with to-
day. at 2 p. NJ of each day take re-
cess until o'clock p NJ. and reconvene=
at P. NJ. and remain in session until
$3.50 p. NJ. the whole session-morning
and evening-to be devoted exclusively to
considering matters pertaining to the
Constitutional Convention, which shall
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ORGANIC INFLAMMATION.
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Mrs. MABEL GooKIN,
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merit public confidence firm
realize uplifting the
merite confde a fellow beings
Iiniam Vegetable Compound
Merit
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Pnkha Vegetable will
want
clerk persuade
him produce the evidence do.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
PAINFUL PERIODS.

81 cannot help but feel that it is
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02

MR.. WHITEHEAD SoEA>S.
Mr.. Whitehead a gu d for the legislftl c
a,,nortionment, and stated that Noflni>
was pianning to send Judge ould ana
Colonel Starka to the conVen lon-
MI. Jennings told OF the plans "i'u
r,osas of Jvnchhurs. lie f vo ed NJ .
priccs resolution, bcca.'se the Constlt1l-
+,on in its making should lie near TIE
ncople. as afterwards it Will BE- re'erred
to thern for fn7l docisio? by TotN. ar
otherwise it will fai' OF their acc tahGe
Mr. Price argued for his resolution ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Grace and Madison Streetsl. Rev. ROB
EHT f. KERR. D. D., pastor--Servicss
II 4. NJ. and 2. Al.
GRACE STREET SEESRvTFf.IsE
Church. Rev JERE, WITHERSPOON.
~ D. pastor. residence. No. lis East
Franklin Street. Phone new 966.-Ser-
vices at II O'Clock A. " and p. NJ.
Preaching by the pastor. Sunday-schoof
at $50 y NJ. Wednesday night service
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CENTENARY CHURCH - PREACH
ing by pastor Sunday, February Sd. at
II y NJ and s p. NJ Subject in morn
ing .:trhe Copy Christ Set U.s. ut night.
THE Strong Man and the Stronger
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07
Scranton, Pa, s lipca, 1900,
Wielmotny Profesorze Collins sic,
Sauna ME wien, jak nam wygfo-
sic Panu ma podzieke, "a oswobo-

Ozelle mig Oh lEE
kich bolesci. Ciers
1,ialam ezalone DO.
lie " ~miesnlach.
klufo mie " boku
i krzySach. Achl
~strasznie cleJpia-
lam. Radz,}am sic
u wieln lek2Tzdw
" kraju, leczyh
mic n~r0fesOrOwie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

Wlafem. frxez 3
lat znosi{em cho-
robe: Jeden lekarz
utrzymywa1 Z g
a j4dra ME-
zdrowe, drugi, Re
mle6nie stwardnia-
y, trzeci, ze pc
cherZ q " ME.
porzadku i tax d.
Wielka anne ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

niedzy wyda}em na kompanie lekar-
6kie, q j d}ugi czas by}em " szplta-
1u. Pan jednak odrazu rozpoznale6
noja chorobe, q pahskie leki "a diva
miesi9ce przywr6cily mi zdrowie.
Y bratnim sxacunkiem.
WASYL HRICH.
Detroit, Mich, IS sierpaia, 1900.
Professor Collins u New Yorku.
Wielmotny PANEL
Panska slawa szerok2 fala pfynie
po 6xiecie, lecs .gdyby Er6lowie !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07
Poulskapod Moskallel'Im1ll'

UMARAv Wan..x,e jsd.o
: n.isyb,sssstss,ch prxsny.sov-
sbw, : ssrassa pion,er6w przemY-
saa varfla1sk,skc. Ladwik ssxe.
de-. U1e1ss,v,sy sske,,y. 1. ).
Lad~ik adat IL ..ss.e,os, 81.
pot~iseta 81 ssx,dovi E,rb.rsti,e~
na. rob,te stsd1a prsed.va1,t-'
klein >. Tradey', adsis sped.'t
d}aAssy ii1t,slri,ssgl t lat. Wl6cixissy do
kra1u. Lodwik Sswede ssiotyi
garbarnie ktdra bv{a -i.je.t- iedn&
Z n,ipierwsavch i nsjlapi-j ur,a-
dsonych: " oaiem psist~ le. Pozs.
pracs sawodowa znslasf ozss M
sseroka dsia1ainoSd spoieczna pres
wodn,czYi v wltlu ,nstYtuoyaoh.
W ostatnioh latach, pom1mo w1eku
podesziego, ME usuwal are Cd
udzjafa v sprawaoh publlczuyoh,
Lr-et-=%ZS r=a8 .wN.Era. 49,.
IF IZYCK. -Dola IS wrse6-
MIA smar& " heczYcy przesywssy
lat e8 ksiad. Ignaoy MedYhski J,
probossos i dsiekan ieczyoki. Sp
ksiaiz Medyhski urodzlf sic y
Zsier.u. ucsyi sic naiprz6d v
Kal;s.u, = p64n,ej v Wsrssawie
gd.ie pc ukohcsenlu nauk v semi-
mar yum duoho wnem Y roku 1856
o,rsymal ~1wiecenis k~apiahskle.
- -ss- = E&- - I
Roku 1879 tn,anowaniy bY1@ prroto-
szozem v Brsexinaoh j .dxlekanem
dskanatu brzes,hsktego, : Y roku
1883 przsn,es,ony sostal ma takiet
s..no ws'sto do kso.yoy. Trat.j ,et
ri,da VINO, y dn,u 10 w~rse61ia tego
roku, obchol.it urocs5 Scie Is cio-
leoie prseby wants " st.n,e kap}.h-
silva. Ma pogrseb 60. k~,edza
Medynsk,ego .zg'omadE}o SIG v
kec.ycy 81 ksls&Y. Wystapify tel
urooz> scie Y pogrzebie wszystkie
"reminiscences }eozYckjo.
szkoiY, TAunay paraf.sn
sally "a tramna diugoletn,ego pa
sierra. M I'm ntar.u maa} move
mad erobem ks,ads Pawlowsk, :
GaleIna.
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

Dnia 81 Pa3d1iernika :. 7. spadEem !
kary ~ulicznej, i 8 raxy operowany, ME
mislem nadziei, od.yskania kiedykol-
wlek zdrowia Bedac " kuracy, ME
:m1iiia2em iadnego apetytu. 4adne lekar-
stwo ME skutkowa}o. Wtenczas przy~
jaciel moi zalecil mi Gorzkie vino Ora
Bo4y6ca, . wypiwszy pc trosze jedDs.
butelke, Eaczalem doznawat ulgi, .
ulywa.ac nadal tego lekaretwa, zoatalem
zupeln,e w~ylec1ony. sktadam przeto
publlczne podziekowanie Panu Dokto-
ROW. Bozyhcowi i polecam Jego CORR
K1E VINO cierpiacel ludzko6ci.
z sZacunkiem
DR.. B. Wodzihski
$50 Noble Str. Chicago, III.
Pan DR.. Botyhdcz swoje
GORZKlE VINO sam fabrykuje..
Oto jego adres: DR.. NJ. BUzYNCZ,
SO Milwaukee ave.. CIhioago, III.
6ener.lny agent: Teofil s.ie~siio,a.'
lo69 HoyDe ave, Chicago, I'LL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

sai1eylJaus
v1p.d.t id.r,yfss an xola 2
!. kil1alovi. xi.lk,. ~ toso-
|nyjskslgs n orr .1kks.til
bsviso ~ l~oje dice, 4sa,te,
chlopev. Aagts n,dbi.sias KIM.
vielko1o, kota tsueiia sis
10 st.r.ssse shaspea Pohalso.yia
nutv.r.. sses nosi povytsj
kolsn. 30 ohfopak nias % sobis
jsdynisi iossu,s, pod~,s..n4 rse-
mykteh. Chlopak ; krsyk'em ssczal
uc,sfa1. ; w6vos1s taoa riucas
SIC - 4.:etnis ds,ecko ! Porani-
- L. e.. Mf - taSss#. $780, EEtsz5FrE2
ws.y tw.rs 5000. gry66 j. =
slyje. Ma sso1edoie prsyhiegla
matka dz~iecie,ia i chwyolwszy
kune "a kark. 1aiusi'a %rosw6c,e-
cxone zwierze.
KETY w klasstorze Braol
Mniejszyoh " Ketach zmar} o..
so}tysik, nlegdys defnltor
i gwardyan ~ zakonnlk oichy j
Urodzif sic v G3rnym
stla.ku We wsi Wlochy !. 1921
10 zakonu wstapi} Y r. l849. ma
kaplana wyswleoonY " Krakowie
= +. 1859
Nv staoh urod.il siq niegdys
Jan Kanty.
%
sKARBY W8GL0WE W
aAL1CY1. Ma odbytym niedswno
przYmyslowo6ww Krako.
Vie, No kt6rYmaI radionoo' mad sposo..
rozsserzan,a prsem Ysiu y
taden ! u,c.onYch adrnik6v
vyG.oeit referat o sasobncsci v
lslioYi y weglel kamienny. POI
tladY weglowe gallcyj-k'e atanowi4
,xekd w~lelk'ego morawsko 6lasko
'olskjego zsgisbia j obejmuig 1900
kwadratowych POI
vierzchni. 2 przeprowadzonyoh
viereeh wynika, to do ~gisboko6o'
metr6w z~awiersja one zapas
20, ooO, 900 600 (s6 miliard6w) ton
: ozego 10 do % mlliard6w
Ia sig wyeksploastowsd. Gdyby
produkoy9 rocsnlla II mil,o-
low podnie6c na 20 mtlion.
;o~.apasy to ~wyst.tct.y,a,by ma eco
4. Poka.aje die tedY, u GsIiov.,
ne jest tax uboga bedsie misla
.ss'el jee.o.e pr.e. p.reset lat po
tys'4'srp.aia sig pokaaddv n.
j Moravie:
sADEczAN1N. move pisno
'y4ddniove, pos&tisdo,hlss splsvo .
nie1seovym Noves. saoss Il OBJ
= Gal'oYi, saeseso vyoho-
is,c pod redakoys p. zgsmunta
BoRoWA. mizsteosko, dwie
nile od1eele Cd M,eloa, uleg,o
ootarowi. spelit sic prswie oaly
n~ieszczaoy okolo 20 bu-
1ynk6w mies.kalnyoh.
PORTRgT marssaika hr.
ninRau We RsAfaninrn nrh-a1il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07
Z OALICYlI.

NOWY MARSzAEEK hr.
Potooki prsYbyl DO Lvoxa. Me-
m,estnlk wprowad1, s. ur.edor
wanie. M4rssssek ..soayl wisYts
s.tonkom Wyds,siag klraioveEo' \
ach blarath. poosem pfzedstawili
NJ siie wssYacJy nriad nl,eyy ss
Marssslsk ssmlnlitesskssls y plai'aou
Peloo.isk prs.y Y sklI'ol &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07
ol,biwAizNY uiJRizFDNfK.


Eugene. Ore. " cottage
Grove. mulai{ei stacy, p~,oolottohej IA Il
r6tnnoo niSdsteko cd tego miasta
wes.}o III pooiif kole1 Souithsrn
P !, d1dch ladsi. Gdy poci.e
sn,Iatdox,si ae ki.ka mil s staoya,
ssiiaswlli asfe nlieie 81 lokomoytiYl1xz : ie, i
wwy5m1iliieerixEyiwsssy az, masxYnisty ! pa-
l1cas fewoiw9rY, roikasasIii i'm
Wastrsyms6 pooi4g. Nastepnie odaa-
csyli cd iaSitj sbocI5fa wagon pocs-
toovy | eksprieesowy / uiech,wssy s
n ,a,isl,i 3 mniei xs,ecei GmiiilS dalej,
i itsdiziiiii drzMz vago,nnt etspreeslioi-
x 4 dynamitemi Wsw,,n4li,inE azla HI
do~a Il sie arrednfk kotn PAM, s.kssprss
sorei, aa.v,skiem Charles. Raba-
sic ro.ka.ah mu, ably wyszed6 .
vsgona. Ur1sdn,k jednat poosal
s,r.elao !, ME .lakl s,4 nawet bombY
dyn.m,towet, lt6r@ rabasle w;r,uo:li
do ~.eoau. aby .ieposbyd Charlie
"a. Charles nieustrss.on1 pooh w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

" wARszAWY donosz4, 10
o.,y s.ereg folab1w ma otrissyymia'aada
pos.dy uaakowe y esrebie Krdle-
.tv. Polskisso. nied.Y innym'
otr.yna. professor Kos'd.ti. ktdrs~
90 prs.d ti,ka lily assubisto !.
u~ni1.r.ytsta ~1rs.awsklsso POI
novnis k,srowu,otvo wyd.a'iun
l~skarst,ego M tynae aniwsrsytso'e.
Profesora Dydyhskiegc, rodem :
Wislkopolsk,, satrsymano aaAall No
atsaow,sku professors prawa. Ohio.
4ia4 wYsiufyi jut emervtare.
%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

wILsA d6aest&. i our6t.
Mona Cd naia ;. /. posadl gene
ral-g1beraatora wilehskisao sosta-
aie 1kr6tce obsadsona stoli naets-
pi Poasi..i- eeset,i-gube k,torst1.
d. ~. sf.4dy: sywi1a;Y ! v6j:io;-
Wy. Gutsrnatorem wojskowYm
mtanowaa1 sestas general Pieehoty
aar..ys, ,.r.sa og~i'n7 .obe,mis
general WahL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07
i 8
KAf6,Wlcr a~..sov.,

2Ez%S@%-
trsi,siisn,s x,~mi daio ne lotlllisv
I4y.ssass go q za.ss s.7 IL. iaanssa asssas.s
aosy S so6o.S okolo gods.
ko..atos. W. Isill Bn5hl
slime. . lud.lsse snu sis serssf,
{ v,.tr....., povsd1ttd,l1lli { g
.n6v. viola domaeh ssyby
'po9,f.sy oD,..y y sd,1a po.p..
d.ty. W4trtsen,enis tr~aso kjlk,,
sskund j sd.Je sle pochodsi sku,
klein podebrania wegla Y slsied.
niei kopalni.
WROehAW Pe~ien rz.i,ik
Gdrnsgo iAko5 viecsoiem1 nliie
bedao zapeInie trzezvyn. zabie1aa
sic do od;azdu do domu. Ma dwor-
gu zaposnai sig 2 pewnym mlodYm
cziowiekien, kt6rY gfzecznoeoi
.,f4rows} sip rz%ezn,ko~i wykupit
billet do domu. Rzezn,k " dobrej
- 49, ~ 49, $50 EE%-E
wspierse wrec.yl mfodemu c.iow,e-
kiiowi 100 mark6wke, : kt6ra Zen
atoll wieceJ s,e JUL ME -pokaza}.
Gdy rze3nik zm,arkowai, ze 80
zacza{ sie uskarzad trsem
81 d lndli,m. zna1dnjacYm s'e
na sail. Nlezpajoml, psini
ma ssodd1isja. namowili
rzefnika. ably nsJal dor6tke i poje-
shai 5 MIN, Is po'losaP ota1ennie
miodsi lud1ie dor6ik1rrtowi kaEal'
|eoha6 = zdpsIniss
s.r1E mill ! doi6Ia ) rzefo,k
.ro llllail. q snutne odkr5siis. . mu
,trad.,one pIas,ls1'es ! !. SO SO markham,
p,1eko aa1 sig, 10 ~padl ' rece
'apiohsopom. Drae'ego dina pol'-.
vi po,viotdto, sic dv6ch rse.iihiies.-
kdw ares.tovsd.
GG1MiNlAzYUlM poiskie y Cie-
,syniie, ,utv : odat spoIeczen-
,tw., do d1is ME lostaio upsnd-
'twowione, ME otrzYmaio prawa
,zkoly publ;cznoi . tylko mu rz4d
podvysssyl. wins , i,
Kota polskiego y wieduiu,
kt5re uni. : nsietytym naoiskiem
apomimad sl7 0 to, 90 sie pelakom
naalety.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

s:Pesztu, lee. wszystko bez skutka,
My6lalam, Re Juz ME bede uleczon2,
ale przyszedlszy "a synem do Anne
ryki, q porada drugich, udafam sic
o pomoc do Pana. Lekarstwa, kt6ge
mi pan dws razy zasiai, spraw1fy
ter. cudowny skutek, ZEN DIS dziee.
Ii Bogu - zirowa
z podzieks iszacunkiems
MARYA KORESZKA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

udawafam s'e Do.
doktor6w, ale bes
skutku, bo ci MO
mogli r~ozppzua6
ohoroby. Ka5dy
m6wn inaczej. By
lam juz M 6mierd
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

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etaeh ~ybqohaa : eniatynie. Bic.
re = moi ud.iass p;sddsiesieo,u
robotnik6v. waruntl praoy t,ch
.rebotnis6~ % ,stotnie bardso
d4tieekorsYYstne. Plaza niies,mlern,e
ilalchha,:wi1t; DO % ten sie eod1a.
vieoelt p. ni.ernY. ! wymog, W.
gdfowade, sdst praea tase,s.eeo
y.fobotnlk e kraw,eeiiego trwa Cd;
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-07

dEiekowah cd ludzi, kt6rzy 1ostall.
|Wyleczeni tern Gorzkiem Winem.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-27
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

A poor complexion is usually
the result of a torpid liver or ir-
regular action of the bowels.
Unless natures refuse is carried
off it will surely cause impure
blood. Pimples, boils and other
eruption- follow. This is natures
method of throwing off the poisons
which the bowels failed to re-
move. DeWitt's Little Early
aisers are world famous for
remedying this condition. They
stimulate the liver and promote
'egular and healthy action of the
3owels bnt never cause gripping,
cramps or distress. Safe pills.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-27
The Dream Of Iaaepeaaeatl r,eIaaa


Thar the dream q Poland free Aid
adslpnGent again taSlng rs 5I,,hf.I
place AMONG the sovervi-u natsoas q
/ the world has nor utterly fasled
shown in the fact OF the recent rouF
tion OF several Polish staGeats s pa
sen charged with treasoualie p5ftc8a
ton In a movement to re-asss 5lsl NO
kingdom
II is more than century since T.
land was ruthlessly paIttoaed ~
tween Russia. Austria and lriss.a as
her national independents crowned q.
blood and consumed IN flames. "
deep in the Polish heart there has Do, i
maintained a spark of hope OF its III
mate resurrection. seventy years
the Poles made a desperate struggle
foi the restoration OF their nation. bui
the result was the suppression of TIE
insurrection and the obgiteratioa OF
even the shadowy form OF national
life. Thirty years later the Poles made
another heroic struggle. keeping up for
four years a determined but hopeless
struggle for independence against the
mighty power OF Russia. hut nj the end
Poland lay crushed and helpless at the
feet of her grim conqueror.
Since then Poland has seemed hardly
able TO raise hand for freedom
though the trials just ended reveal the
fact that the hope of a redeemed and
regenerated nation still finds lod.
ment in some patriotic souls. Secret
propaganda Is at work. particularly
among Polish students. and there is a
revolutionary fund in Switzerland to
which patriotic Poles at home regular
~ contribute. Time is awaited when
the great powers are. once more AT each
others throat. which. II is hoped. will
furnish Poland's opportunity. when til,
national standard will again be raised
Until there shall be decided reaction
from the prevailing spirit Of national
concentration. Of the stronger powers
the weaker. there Is little
hope Of Polish Independence.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-27
Johannes Paulu. 0ruger, 81. r.


The tender To Mr. hruGer ty proml-
nent Irish Natioualists OF nomination
for the British parliament in an Irish
borough where he would be certain of
election suggests some interesting pos
sibilities. which. however. are not Ike
ly TO be realized. Ii suggests the sar-
donic spectacle OF the leader of an
active enemy batting the British peo-
pie in their own parliament. supported
by the tumuad uous opposition. Imagine
Dom Paul moving to censure the war
Office for infiicting the reconcentrado
system on helpless women and chill
dren or rising in stern dignity TO inter
pellate the honorable secretary OF state
for the colonies upon the rights of the
Boers as belli:ereuts.
IL is held by those suggesting APP
parently in good faith. this unique but
quite impossible scheme that. under
Lord kitchener's proclamation Mr.
Kruger is de facfo n British subject
and Is therefore eligible TO a seat in
parliament. II II were practical as
political measure. which may he doubt
ed. there is one essential obstacle IL
the way. Before becoming a member
OF the British parliament lie would De
Obliged TO take the oath of allegiance
and II is out of the question that the
sturdy old tsoer would ever consent TO
acknowledge British sovereignty over
his person.
Indeed. the British government could
well afford TO acquiesce heartily 10 this
Irish suggestion II thereby the Trans
vaal president could be made to rec
ognize British severe gnty. Upon the
same terms il would be worth while
to Offer Inducements 10 DE Wet anu |
Botha TO accept parliamentary seats
from Irish constituencies.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-12-27
Nomination.
State OF Louisiana,
WiunfieId La

state OF Louisiana,
Winfield. La.
IN rccoraEnce with the provisions of Section
) D. 81 of Act No. 152 Of Session Acts Of 1898 as
tended BY Act No. fs2 OF 1900, 1, j. Fl. Craw-
ID, Supervisor of Registration of the Parish
VIM, do hereby certify that the foilowins
animation for the Office hereinafter designated,
= been duly submitted to me for Representa-
e of theParish Of Winn, TO be voted for at an
ction TO be held in said Parish on Saturday
18th day of December, 1901, as follows:
Political designation Democrat"
FOR Representative Parish Of vim, Hon.
ARL L. KIDD.
witness my hand and seal Of Office at winn-
Id, in the Parish of winn, on this the 9TH
y of December. 1901.
~ j. H. CRAWFORD, Supervisor
Seal. of Registration, Parish OF
WYNN, La tdl3.