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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-07
Przeglad polityki
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Chicago, Z Stycznia 1901.

Korespondencye Chin podaJa
wiadomosci, kt6re ME pozwaIaJa
watpic, re postepowanie wojsk
sprzymierzonyeh jest tam daleko
gorsze cd wybryk6w, jakich do
puszczaja sic Bokserzy. Maj
wzgIedniej zachowuja sic wobec
spokoinej ludnosci chihskiej Ame-
rykanie Japonczycy, tymczasem
Anglicy rabuja, co popadna'
Niemcy stosuia sic do rozkaz6w
swego cesarza ME daja nikomu
pardonu. Gdy chinczycy popadna
i'm W rece, odgrywaia sic sceny, ma
kt6rych widok gotowi sa truchlec
przerazenia rzeznicy. Korespon.
denci zapewniaja, re mordoWanle
je6c6w przez kat6w W niemieckieh
mundurach ME da sic por6wnac
rzezia, ma jaka zdobywaja sic airy
kanscy ludozercy.
Francuzom zarzucaja korespon-
denci napadanie na domy najspo-
kojniejszych mieszkanc6w / do
puszczanie sic W mich ohydnych
zbrodni, kt6rych szczeg6fowo opi-
svwa6 ME MONA, Moskai piet-
nuja, jako bestye W ludzkiej posta-
ci, iodine do najwyszukanszych o.
krucienstw wzgledem wszystkich
ME zwazajac ma wick i ptec. Trud-
no zrozumiee, jakiem prawem zali-
czaja sic woiska sprzymierzone do
spofeczenstw, chcaeych uchodzie
"a spoEeczenstwa cywilizowane i
przejete duchem chrystyaniz mu.
Moskale, owe ,,bestye W ludzkiej
postaci", zajeli Mandzurye, ME
przyznaja sie wszakze, re zmusili
rad chinski do jej ustapienia, lecz
chwalq sic, re pozostaia tam "a
zgoda rzadu chinskiego tylko W
tym celu, azeby przywr6cic porza-
dek i zabezpieczyc sybirska linie
kolei zelaznej. Car brzydzi sic
woina i pragnie pokoju. Jest on
tax potezny, re ME pozwoh innym
mocarstwom rozebrac Chin. W
tym celu zostawi wojska swe W
Mandzuryi, a nawet wzmocni je,
byieby gubernator chinski ustano-
wiony z ramienia cesarza chinskie-
go, sprawowaf rzady po mysli ma
czelnego wodza wojsk rosyjskich.
Zadaniem tego gubernatora bedzie
rozbrajac stopniowo wojska chin
skie; wydawa6 wiadzom rosyjskim
bron amunieya, jaka sic W tel
czesci Chin znajdowa6 jeszcze mo-
ze; r6wna6 ziemia take twierdze,
W ktorych Rosyanie ME chca STAG
zafoga. Pod rozkazami tego gu
bernatora STAG bedzie krajowa po-
licya, kt6rej zadanie polegac ma
ma utrzymaniu publicznego spoko-
ju porzqdku.
W gi6wnem miescie Mandzuryi,
W Mukden, przebywac bedzie stale
rosyjski rezydent, opatrzony W da-
leko siegaiace pefnomocnictwa.
Jemu to zdawa6 bedzie chinski
gubernator raporta. lie postepu-
je naprz6d kwestya rozbrojenia
woisk chinskich, lie wydano broni
amunicyi, lie fortec zr6wnano z
Eiemia, W jaki spos6b dbaja Chin
szycy wygode wojska rosyjskie-
60, iednem sfoWem, W jaki spos6b
spe}nis rozkazy naczelnego wodza
woIsk rosyJskich.
Taxi ukfad zawaria Rosya po ci-
chu rzadem chinskim, pomimo,
re oGcyalnie ukfada sie warunki
pokoju do sp6fkiz innemi mocarst-
wami, majacemi swych przedsta-
wicieli W Pekinie. Mocarstwa
zgodzify sic tam wraz Rosya ma
zasade, ze caioso granic Chin ma
possssa6 nisnaauszcns pemime to
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-07

SclaCQ. heSZta ME mOZe ShuleCA-
ME scigac nieprzyjaciela, zwtasz-
cza wobec panujacego braku koni.
W Kleinfontein zrzadzii Boerzy
szkody ma przeszfo million dolar6w'
LoNDYN. 7-go Stycznia.
Traktat o odstapienie Mandzuryi
zawarfa Rosys W Grudniu "a po-
srednictwem Lii Hung Czanga.
Przedtem zawarfa traktaty z emil
rem Buchary szachem perskim,
ma mocy. kt6rych CT wfadcy przy.
rzekli neutralnosc, jeaeli Rosya
bedzs zmuszona prowadzic W
Azyi wojne jakiemkolwiek mo-
carstwem.
W Sian Flu zbuntowafo sic A.
600 wojska chinskiego pod wodza
chinskiego generafa. Feng Use
Tsai wyruszyf prowincyi Yum
Nan w celu usmierzenia powstania.
Wicekr6l Gang Czi Tung radzi
pefnomocnikom chinskim ME pod
pisywac noty mocarstw i odwodzlc
cesarza cd mysli powrotu do Pekl-
nu. Nota czyni dw6r cesarski od-
wiedzialnym "a zaburzenia i zada
nadto, azeby 10000 wojska obsa-
dzifo drogi, faczace stolice Chin z
brzegiem morza.
Rad chinski stara sic obecnie W
| Petersburgu uniewaznienie trak-
tatu W sprawie okupacyi Mandzu-
| ryi, pomimo, re Rosya zobowiazaia
sic ME dopuscic, azeby kt6rekol-
wick mocarstwo zdobywafo gwaf-
tenn jakakolwiek. twierdze chinskq.
PARYz, 7-go Stycznia. -
W cafej Europe panuje mr6z W
Marsylii spadfo 12 cali sniegu, a
termometr wskazuje Is stopni Gel
siusza nizej zera. Wiele os6b
zmarzlo ma ulicach. Pociagi kole-
jowe op6zniaja sic.
w pofudniowych Wfoszech spa
diy takze sniegi. Ma g6rze Pincio
gromadza sic tysiace ludzi, przy-
gladajace sic niezwyk}emu widowi-
sku, jake przedstawia powioka
sniezna, zalegaiaca wzg6rza j doll
ny.
W Neapolu padat snieg takze, a
W Petersburgu straze policyjne
trzeba czesto zmieniae, poniewaz
termometr Fahrenheita wskazuje
30 stopni nizej zera. Ma Adryatyku
szaleje straszna burza. Odessa jest
skutkiem zawiei snieznej odcieta
cd swiata. w Siedmiogrodzie 9 lu-
dzi zmarzfo ma drodze.
BERLIN, 7go S ty czn a.
Przedza1nie pf6cien W Westfalii
postanowify zmniejszyc produkcye
podniesc cery swych wyrobow.
,Lokalanzeiger" donosi, re ma
noiaczenie REX kanafami trzeba
bedzie zaciagnac poiyczke W sumie
100 milion6w dolar6w.
PETERSBURG, 7go Stycznia. =
,,Nowoje Wremia" donosi, re Rad
rosyjski nigdy ma to ME zgodzi sic,
azeby Niemcy zamienify swe po.
siadfosci we wschodniei Afryce ma
wyspe Cypr, Sprzeciwia sic inte-
resom Rosyi, azeby Niemcy zyska:
1y silny punkt oparcia ma Wscho.
die Europy.
Rosyjscy duchoborcy, przebywa-
jacy ma Kaukazie W liczbie 10000
os6b, wybieraja sic do Kanady, u
chodzac pred przesladowaniem tel
sekty re strony rzadu rosyjskiego.
PARYz, 7go Sty cznia. :
Rad francuzki odm6wif schronie-
MIA W skonfskowanych gmachach
poklasztornych katolickim zakfa-
dom naukowym. Zamkieto jedno
seminaryum duchowne, mieszczace
sic W byfem opactwie. Pomimo re
rad stara sic zyc ma przyjaznej
stopie Watykanem, dqzy syste-
matycznie do odtaczenia Ko5ciofa
cd Panstwa.
MApRYT, 7-go Stycznia. =
Donosza wyspy Kuby, re zanosi
sic tam ma powstanie przeciw A
merykanom. Niezadowolenie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-07
Zbfakaua.

Ma stacya policyjna prey Harrl-
son str. przyprowadzono onegdaj
dziewczyne polska, kt6ra powie-
dziala, re nazywa sic Matgorzata
Donek, przybyta dopiero pred
dwoma miesiqcami do Chicago 2
Europy, i zabfqdziwszy, ME umie
dostac sic do domu, Powiedziala,
re mieszka pm. 45l Bunker str. =
ale okazalo sic, re tam jej Mkt ME
zna: omylila sic przeto zapewne W
nazwie ulicy lub co do numeru
domu. Szfa do domu innemi
dziewczetami, 2 kt6remi pracowafa
W jakiejS fabryce faszek, ale pozo-
stawiona przez towarzyszki ma uli-
cy, ME wiedziafa, kt6redy isc do
domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-07

czajq, re otrzymali 100000 dla
zakfadu, ale ME chca powiedziec,
kto byf ofarodawca.
DIR. Pearson juz dawniej dawaf
podarunki temu kollegium, Gf6-
why gmach zakladu, ,,Pearsons
Hall of Sciences" wybudowany
kosztem $250,O0o, jest gl6wnie jego
dzielem, DO ofarowaf on ma ten Gel
$4,000, podczas gdy 100000 do
dat William E. Hale. WI. 1890
DIR. Pearson ofarowal $4,000 ma
budowe ,,Chapin Halle. Oprocz
tego W roznych czasach ofarowaf
$4,000 temuz kollegium. tax, ze
wraz owymi 100000, wszystkie
jego datki ma ten zakiad naukowy
wynosiiy S495, 900.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-01-07
Kronika MiejscoWa.

hlOnlAd NltJSCOW d.
Mordercy aresztowani.
Policyi re stacyi przy W. Chica-
60 ave. udafo sic aresztowac NOR
derc6w nieznajomego, kt6rego
zwloki znaleziono W Piatek wieczo-
rem ma chodniku pred domem pm.
1873 N. Curtis str. Byli mimi John
Christopher i Leon Overton, obaj
mlodzi ludzie, pierwszy Mich Wy
puszczony domu poprawy W Pom
tiac pred 9 miesiqcami, a drugi
LEGACY ledwie lat IS. Celem ich
napasci byt rabunek. Overton
przyznal sic do why; wlasciwym
morderca byf Christopher. Aresz-
towano tez mieszkajacych pm. l22
N. Curtis str. Thomasa Doyle,
Josepha Jones i Franka Madden,
kt6rzy wiedzieli o popelnienin
zbrodni.
PrzygOda policyanta.
Policyant James F. Marshall ze
stacyi przy w. North ave., wczoraj
rano po godzinie 2 ma szynach ko-
lei Milwaukee & st. Paul, W pobli-
zu Spaulding ave-, spostrzegf
trzech podejrzanych mezczyzn z
jakimis pakunkami zawofaf ma
Mich, ably staneli, a gdy ME stu
chali, pobiegl "a mimi. Uciekaja.
cy nagle staneli "a wielka paka, "a
trzymali sic i zawofali ma policyan-
ia, aby odszedf, a gdy on, zamiast
usfucha6, strzelif, strzelili r6wno-
czesnie do niego. Marshall ukryt
sic "a wielkim wagonem, ale owl
ludzie strzelali do iego n6g pod
wagonem widocznych ranili go
tax, re upadi, i dopiero p6zniej 70
stall znaleziony przez innych poll
cyantow, kt6rzy 60 odwiezli do
szpitala sw. Elzbiety. Oczywiscie
rzezimieszki uciekli.
Zuchwafe rOzbOje.
Nieslychanie zuchwaly rozboj
popefnif wczoraj rano po 3 godzi-
ME jakis cziowiek ma stacyi kolei
g6rnej ma Ashland ave. Lake str.
Kiedy trzech podr6znych stafo
przy kasie, wbiegf schodami rabus,
kt6ry miaf chustka zasfonieta
twarz, i grozac najprz6d rewolwe-
rem, potem strzelaiac, zmusif ich
do wydania mu kosztownosci 60
t6wki, i takze agenta przymusif do
oddania mu pieniedzy. W. chwili,
gdy nadjezdzaE pociag, RADIUS, gro-
zac rewolwerem, przymusit owych
podr6znych do tego, by ME m6wiac
ami sfowa, wsiedli do pociagu i po-
tenn, strzeliwszy jeszcze pare razy,
zbiegf po schodach na dot.
Take agent kolei g6rnej Metro
politan ma stacyi ST. Louis ave.,
zostaf wczoraj W nocy obrabowany
przez dw6ch zamaskowanych ra-
busi6w, kt6rzy mu zabrali zegarek
zfoty i gotowka $l4,3o.
StanOWa k0nwencya Niemc6w
katOlik6W.
Przeszlo 800 delegatow chicago
skiego oddzialu dystryktowego
zwiazku niemiecko-katoickich to-
warzystw stanu Illinos, zgromadsi.
10 sic wczoraj W hotelu Sherman
House, azeby wsp6lnie ufozyc
szczeg6fy konwencyi zwiazku sta
nowego, kt6ra ma sic odbyc W Maju
W roku biezaoym. Obrano komi.
tet z 27 czfonk6w celem zajecia sic
przygotowaniami do konwencyi' D.
20 bm. komitet ten zgromadzi sig
W Sherman House,, zorganizuje
sic i potworzy subkomitety%
Filantrop.
siychac, ze kollegium Beloit o.
t,1yn,a}o oodarunek w sumie $500.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-06
THE BEEHIVE.

A good supply of empty combs is half
the battle in beekecpiug.
Arrange the hives so that all dampncss
can be kept away from them.
Submitting combs 70 the fumes Of burn
Ing sulphur will rid them OF moths.
Worker bees are dwarfed female bees.
so small that they never become impreg-
mated and lay no eggs
Good sealed honey and that gathered
during the first Of the season is always
best for winter feeding.
Bees DO not like to be hastily handled
and will repel all quick motions There
fore move quietly in handling them.
While bees will live with very little at
tention or expense. Yet to make them
profitable they must have good care.
Many bees are lost by not being able
TO reach the entrances Of hives that are
set up some distance from the ground.
There is great difference in stocks Of
bees. SO much so that it is almost i'm
possible TO lind two stocks exactly alike.
Comb building ceases at the winding up
Of the honey flow at any season Of the
year. Bees are not known 70 scercte
wax and build comb at any time other
than When they are gathering honey or
being fed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-06

The custom Of wearing black patches
70 make the skin seem fairer came from
the habit Of applying in the sixteenth
century pieces of black velvet or other
dark stuff to the temples for the head
ache. a fashionable coquette discovered
that these were becoming ana brought
them into use in France whence the Gus
tom spread into Europe. They were
worn not only by women. but by ex-
quisites and the clergy, though their use
was not general among men. They were
called mouches and were made round,
square, oval and in the shape Of stars,
hearts, cresconts and animals Of all sorts,
so that a lady's face sometimes had the
appearance Of a menagerie.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-06
1.-THE STARS OF MlDNIGHT.u

With ieweled spur and dazzling crest
The be-ted warrior guards the west
Ana waves ms mighty sword to span
From sirius 10 Aldeb4rau.
With him watch the midnight sky
AM sc Tie sltier.ns hosts 20 by
III All my heart is one desire
Toward those glorious sons Of fire.
Yet beauty such as mortals know
Can dwell not in that ieryid glow
Mr. kindred life to that we claim
Abide within The orbs of flame
But cirelins round each fiery spark
Are worlds to Us forever dark.
Nor eye Of man nor optic glass
Those bounds OF distance may o'erpasS
The beauty Of the sunbeam there
May tall as genial and as fair.
And there may life from primal cell
Repeat her long drawn miracle.
With flower and fruit. with bird and beast,
May kindly nature spread her feast
And starry dust its worth ayow,
TRANSPORTED into breast and brow.
Oh. dark and silent though We be.
Great ships that sail the heavenly sea,
it is for you our hearts should yearn,
Tward you our straining vision turn!
Far of or near, by day. by night,
We find ourselves the fools Of sight,
Pursuers Of a fruitless quest,
Who seek the brightest not the best.
B. Paul Aeuman in Spectator.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-06
CURRIT0 and GASpARD.
To the Farmers Of Freder-a
lex County.
A Rare Chance to Improve Your Stock.
BREED ONLY TO THE BEST.
Strive to Get Size, Style and Speed.
GOOD HORSES ALWAYS IN DEMAND.


For some past the general
horses farmers breeding.
cult find earng during times have
always brought good The trouble
order to improve their stock the result of this
with SCRUBS which feed
ana after reaching three earthly
How fine today
how many fine stylish horses
eleven twelve hundred pounds with speed
demand and bring from three
great demand be
good size style and action To these horses
style action DO with cheap
have by breeding to better than already possess
farmers to the get of CT RTO horse splendid
size and royalty bred lie has
81 It. His colts
stylish and have lots This
number of colts all of whom speak for themselves.
10 the farmers chance who
return privilege given mare to be with oa but CUR
RlIO has a foal
GASPARD, by Sea King, and a producing mare is a
grandse having number of the finest colts counne
size, style and
Mr. Chas Harget Frederick County Agricn
Arthur Potts Mr. John Weller nv farm show the
klnd OF this He
sixteen hands high and weighs pounds-us the
horse to get carriage and coach horses
GASPARD will stand the for these prices
low III hopes OF being able buy from fine big
only solicit fine goodze Mares want no other kind
Here chance the farmers Try secure
colt from either of these horses will something
be proud OF for days rid and plugs as
costs as much to raise poor good one
MICHAEL KNILL.
Manager for COL L. VICTOR BAUGHMAN,
Near Frederick City, Md
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-06
THE FUGITIVE.

hunted thing through copse and wood
Night after night he skulked and crawlsd
To where amid dark homesteads stood
One gloomy garden locked and walled
He paused in fear each step he took
And waited till the moon was zone
Then stole in by the little brook
That still laughed down the terracad law,
And up the well known path he crept
And through the tangled briers tore.
And he, while they who sought him SILENT
saw his ancestral home once more.
There song and lights were still astir.
And by her he could see one stand
And he had Jared SO far to her.
Who spoke with her and took her hand
Then back by copse and wood he crept
While yet the dawn was cold and dim
And while in her white room She slepr.
Twas his old hound crawled back win hin,
Arthur stringer in Century.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-06

The battle Of Detlingen, in Bavaria. on
the 10th 9th Q. 81 June 1743. between
the British. Hanoveran and Hessian
troops $4,000 mem. under command Of
George II, and the French troops 10000
mem, under Marshal Noailes. which re-
suited in the victory Of the allied troops.
was the last occasion on which an Eng
fish king fought on the battlefield. His
majesty continued the whole time in the
heat Of all the action, which was said by
those who witnessed it to have been as
fierce conflict as had ever been known.
On the morn ~ Of the battle the king
appeared in the same red coat he had
worn at Oudoua,lc. - years before. TAX
inc his place ut the head Of the seven
battalions Of guards. About noon he or
dered general advance and during the
movements it cntailcd he was very nearly
taken by the enemy. but was rescued by
the Twenty-sccoud regiment. who. in re-
men5rance, wore sprig Of oak in their
caps upon the anniversary Of the battle
for many years ftcrward.-Tit-Bits.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-06

and that if she
sleeps her dreams
will only be echoes
OF the suferings
OF the day.
Why not sleep
soundly and rise
refreshed at morn
ing, with strength
and courage for
the days duties ?
Weak, nervous
women, sufferers
from backache,
b earin G d o wn
pains, and other
W o NJ a My all
nients, have found
a perfect cure in
DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescrip-
ton. 1t heals the
wonanly diseases
which cause the
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-06
What Not to Wear.

White petticoats on muddy days.
Cheap jewclry any time.
Bright red with ford complexion.
Conspicuous bicycle costumes.
a broad belt on a stout figure.
a plain basque on a slim figure.
Cheap trimmings on good dress.
Cheap lace on anything.
Diamonds in the daytime.
Linen collars with dresSy frocks.
Picture hats with outing costumes.
Theater bonnet> with street suits.
Soilad white gloves on a shopping ex-
petition or any time.
Worn shoes with an elaborate toilet.
a linen collar that is not Immediately
fresh
Dotted wells with weak eyes.
Gloves with holes in or boots with but.
tons missing.
Hair dressed high with a snub nose.
Hair in Psyche knot with a Roman
nose.
Pointed shoes when bicycling.
Gaudy colors in cheap materials.
The new light sleeve on a long, thin
arm.
Tan shoes in midwinter.
A long. dragged skirt on rainy day.
Lace frlls or chiffon ruches for work
or school.
Elaborate toilets for church.
Untily frocks for breakfast.
Horizontal stripes or tucks on a stout
fgure-LesIe's Weekly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-06
the only prophet yet alive.

'ne only prophet yet alive.
An | said as read tbis "or5 :.
very probable that in a IitrIe VII ~ -
world will be entirely destitute ~ -, w
cts. | intend To finish off mis- ona ! JPN
- expected, Mr.. Mesrom was orr -,
bo '7.''.'I pFophet-white wig, beard. robe,
rr! .sN''>' parrakeets and all as before
w, Nv" young people We're lust donarrine,
w.. IN 'leif envelopes in their hands. and
we had the place to ourselves. | walI.oi
up 9 me counter, and. fixing a stern ooza
ut .H me prophet, said, in a low voice.
~, N!' Mesrom, have an account ia sat.
- Inc prophet retreated as far rs tho
wal Of his cave" permitted
Look a-here, sir" said he. 81 do,,+
"lSh no trouble with no gent. bp+ If ,aT
are looking for any You will he bornc,J
NY remarks are not personal. bur an,,
ll making trouble in this museum viii
ov bounced by the management"
All right said l. Il suppose hoin,, .
Pr'iarJ YOU don't mind answering a fa,t.
qucstiou>:" IL"
~; NJ # they're civil" said he.
H.t ! want 10 ask You. Mr.. NaSrom
i '"!S' said |. What the deuce de- von
.''''n ny putting up in your enycl6res
t''t-'''ltS calculated To alarm nervous
.'"."i'S-p prophecies Of death ana disas-
ter; such one bought of Won has
UUHe more mischief than | can tnll T. i
III >urd that it should be so. hut if i =
laGt. on have upset a ladv's bealtb AMI
unbalanced her mind" '''''
IN Tom whispered Annie reproach-
fuIy. hut | went on. shaking nv &C. -
the prophet: ~ At
\ woman who believes that your non
sense is prophecy got hold of one of those
yellow envelopes that foretold her sneedv
"e"lh' ana, as | said. the consequences
"'fn deplorable and are still. she viii
not ilSlcn to reason. She may die Of over.
wrought imagination and if she dies Won
u'g r. 2lN'. We mind to kill you now"
ne prophet retreated again as | shoot,
my INST at him, but he stared at mo in
amazcment as he did so.
Look here. sir" said he. Eve don't
put no prophecies of that there character
mo none Of our euvolunS Them SORT
Wohidn he popular. Our'n is all favor
a'ie ami encouraging We make rpIn
they shall he. Besides.
Him talt rrigs what isn't his'n.
"AtA Do cotcaed shall be s.ut to prison,
which is in the gents basket and is re-
@araed IS Il joke. There amt no evil
prophecies in the collection. Oh. no ~
some other prophet There is two or
three Of them along the Bowery. None
genuine lut me-"
"My friend" said I, you are the pcr-
son WA" had booth at the state fair mt
J.. o.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-06

women strong and sick women well.
ri deem it my duty to express my heartfelt
gratitude Tor having been the means under
Providence, OF restoring me to health " writes
Mrs B. II. Mum. Of Springhill, Leon Co, Fla.
"For nearly two wears I suffered from female
weakness 50 could not stand on NV feet anv
length Of time could scarcely walk at ali
Appetite was much impaired I had bearing
down sensations; can't express how badly
did feel Had tried several kinds Of medicine
which did me little or good. At last decided
TO try Or, Pierces Favorite Prescription I had
not taken all of two bottles before saw it was
benehting me, so continued to take il until
had taken seven bottles, when l felt entirely
cured. Did not feel touch Of nv old com
plant, It has been over : wear since took
your medicine and | can truthfal'v saw that
my health has been better for the last year than
1t had been for four years previously
"You may publish this a testimonial
DR.. Pierces Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent fjre on
receipt OF II one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Address DR..
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, y. y.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-06
pleasant Dreams"

Cries the young maid to her mother, as
she retires to rest. The mother smiles,
but signs. She knows that the pains
that rack her will not stop for darkness.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-06
borrowed Money.

"Don't put much 'peudance on borrow
ed money" said Uncle Ehen. when
yoh credits bad, you can't git it, an
when yoh credits good you don need
t."-Washington Star.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-06
Telephones In Thunderstorm

Time was when every telephone bore
a conspicuous notice warning patrons
against using it during a thunderstorm.
The warning was reasonable and neces-
sary one in the early days Of the art but
today it no longer exists because the rea-
son for it has passed away. Methods
of protecting electrical circuits against
damage by lightning have become SO per-
feet that fear is no longer felt Of any
accident or danger from this cause. The
telephone works practically as well dur
ing thunderstorm as at any other time.
and people no longer avoid the neiehbor-
hood Of electric lights when they hear
thunder. Indeed people IN cities are no
longer timor9us about thundcrstorms, be-
cause the percentage Of damage actually
done by lightning is growing smaller
every year in the larger towns.-Elec-
trical Review.