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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23
KRAKOW, IL. stycznis.

KRAKOW, IL. styczpia. -
w Warszawie amarla Honorata
Aaieranowska. w%eteranka sceny
warszawskiej, pierwssorsedna "
s~ czasie 6p,ewaozka operY, "
ostatnloh latach kilkunastu wyste-
puisoa jeszcse " operetkowyoh'
rolach oharakterYstyoznysh "
teatrze Ma}ym. By&a to artYstka
obdarzona p,ekuVm gtesem.
Wysta pi}a ma scenic po RAJ
p~ierwszy oko}o roku 1916 " Kra-
k owie, wkr6toe przenlos4a sic do
Warszawy i tam przez lat kilka
~spie~a1a " operze, zanim uda}a
sic "a granice, gdzie otwar}Y sig
pred MA szersse wiinokregl arty
sty Kiedy 20 roku 1860 pc.
wr6oi&a, ma scene warszawska,
xwrocila % s'eb'e og6lna uwage.
Do ostatnioh czas6w ~prowadzlta
szkoAe dplewu. kttrej wyssiy
6p,sw aezk1 Czosnowska / Kawec-
ka. Umar4a llez2o lat u.
OPRozNIENIE Wawelu.
NJ podstawle suchwa}v radY nlej-
skit), magistrat krakowski' wysto~
so~s+ DO Wydz'a4u krsjewego i
do Ko%a po)skieQs ma reoe plesess
JAwo'sk'sgo petycye z pro6be pod"
jsc,s energlcznyoh krok6w, aby
budowa nowych kossar ola wojska
m~ajscexo ustsp''6 - Wswelu JAZZ:
oairvchlef mog}a byc ,r~o.poc.eta.
Wed.ug sprawozdania se]mowego
. do,a 20 lutego 1897 oprds-
Meme Wawelu Cd ko6oiota kate
drslnego do baszty "kur.ej stopy'.
mia}o byd do j~esieni 1909 I. doko-
a ne. ty m,o.'aas,e',mmf votso oDeoneeoo
toku rzecxY TAX sig ME stsnie. T
%
6ENAT akademjokl unlwsr.
sytetu acknowledges pdm6w'i
.g4as..).lo,y'mr' sis rusklm studen>
tom .ei Lwows. pr.yjecia Webec
EGO snaezna ichS Iio.ba prsenosl
sig " dalszym cisgusn ma unlwer'
sytet krakowski.
Po1ska pod p q! M ! ! ;
WARszAWA. Deklaraoy'
po&ur.edo,veaoe. o,rganu hr. Buelo'
wa W sprawie stanovisks seimr
eal,oy,sk,eeo PIE, wvviera tn T..
dn.go vr..oni.. ar o . . val 1
oobron avn rsadsw prseoiw polo
n,.mowi os,nla 90 tYlko u~sposob'e'
ME rsadu pE'u'salkaieego. Mlnsfl
easy, gdy w'1pywy u'smtsokf'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

severy op}atki M b6l gtowy
(Sevsra'S Waters for Headaohe) a
snakeaite. daj.oe s.ybk@ pomoc
% ka4den utyoia. = Ksrsl Bilek,
Dillyi Wis. Cana $50,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

SLASK.

J sYMRPATXE ola Rosyi na
,Gdrnym sla1ku, oto n.jnowssy
ookrzylkk przestrsohu pisn hafaty"
styosnvoh. KenstatuJ4 one. 10 pc
G6rnym slasku je4dt4 roeytscy
pablioylci, 10 bywaii wy}acsnis
tYlko v polskieh ko&aoh. 10 2
N,emcsnal ME chez sie wdawst.
Korespondenta ,,Nowo]e Wremia"
pr.yimowano ma zsbraniaoh Pola"
k6w 6l4zk,oh serdecznie, Dawet
podobno, gdy zakazana jest piesn
nasza nsrodowa, ,,Jeszcze Polska
ME .g,ns&a", .%adpiewano ma s&o6t
Niemcom hymn narodowY To-
syjskl.
w rosYjskiei prasie jul odzy~
wa1a Gig g'osy' ae adrny 1ls,k
bedzie ns]sllnieissa p~odstawa do
rozwoju ruchu og6lno~s&owlshskle-
90 v6r6d Polak6w v Prusach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

WARSZAWA. SHADY me-
mieckie utrasily " prEewa4ne1
Ecse6oi odbiors6w resyjsk,oh. Off,
soerowis armli rosyiskiej ekladaia
|,dobrowolne datki Nd dsieei
w~r1ssikskie Jsstto pr.wdopodo:-
|bnie po..stek bojkota, i usu.
warfe pr.emvssowcdw po1skioh
przez wtadzs wojskowe prashe
,sra.s.. > u4,.szpA- ,a@ze1,s=sa ~r E.ss 81
cd dostaw ola weisks.
|. z LITWY. Jat navel " armliii
[r~o'y'stiej bad.i sie .ntvp.ty''
prsecivko fru'.tom. Tx =
|bpraWa wrsesihska podziala}al w
tYoh dniaoh ponaisd.Y .o&nier.aml
~ ltsvstin pu'tu gwa'rdy'
~roxrzuoano odezwy wjs.Yku rosyj-
skim. wzYwsj4oe 4oln1ersy. ab5
sic gotowah do walk; pr.euwke
Prusaxom "a 70. h wYnaradawia-
tjs siowian W Pe.,nashakiem. odes-
Ivy, 4 to wvwo}a1y wrasenie i byly
;pr1edmiotsn narad | bsdat i
v sst.bie sftwao d~oo'w''o,dlsace,g.
jeneras- gubsrnators 'Csertkows,
z.s.fy tak :. prsypsdki, - wysocl
AostojnicY rosyisoY me pr.gjeli
saprossei poohsds4oYoh cd Mem.
COW. Me spods'ewali .ie Prus.o,
takiego obrotu sprsw polityoznvcl
- ! to ws.ystk, Wr.eAnial
IL g = 81 Ks NtGs,s& ~ ,
i z wARslz4A,W,Y donos.. pry.
watuie Do ,.aaxety Gdahskts1", {
politsohnise' .awi.s,ono =,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

AUX jesyk. po''k'sgo'
"ed&ug programu I ptanu. satw,er-
dzouego dla meakioh i seh'k'ch
g,mnszy6w, oraz ssk6l realnveh "
dniu IL wr.edoia 1900 II. wpro~
zostsla tak4e " pry watt
uYch szko}ach mesk'oh sehskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

'sSees
Ftssa 30 dass.5l A 81 .5..u. sdyn
s g slywel Ds-Psssra ~dsassst=w
c'sga tege esass nis pot,4sbowalcm
1ot = q p,.s. 49, r ! 1s,'ce'.
; xadetts. a. Tcs lrse esnre lskarstwo
s'uws wsselkis choreby powstajacs
~,i.sessystst trvi: ,Reedlu1s ono .e.ns1;;
wssrebs / nsrki. Dss Piotr. Lex 4 I'D
kswy jest rtwniet znakom,tem ,eka,,
ssw... Wylsa.ylo oee MOI, u,a.tlss
dyssat.ryi v l.r4.o kr6ttim cz 10 10
olsj> c:sayili Nninsnt te.t u~ij,eps.ym e
vssystk'ch hs'nen:t~. Nt~,a ID.
oocsy~i5i,. wI..ntxo d. d. lxiadslenis
sd,t atyv.lsn g ' p~..,sz.niu . 60
no.s v el.s'.' .IIa.eg. ...La, r.un.ty-
Emu .Lekarstw. to 8. niez.prz*ossnie
uattepszs | nsjtsf,so ze
wssystklch. Dsisiaa ono aku,atn,s
jag zegsr l pewinpy sil EnAjdovat
kAtdym demu."
Dra Piotra Gsme.e i inue lekarstwa
Dr.. Fahrneya ME sa1sprzedawane v ap.
epEzedaj4 10 specyalni agenci
Ad1es; Dr.. Peter Fahrney. 113-114
10 Hoyne ave-, Chicago, Ill
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

9M&s ,lr. le !. Hcl !!
'.4,k A,.'..s q oa.'7ls,
81. j...ss. ,es.5.n.. ah prs,diu
MIN vsioss silpiejni.lsss,
W Pstsrsbursu poxstsla
u,', ! fo,,eh u rosy.t'eA s1eoa'-
MD lasy styps'nndyslnej dls u''o'sioej
sis m{ods,sty nsrod6w saowiah-.
skioh.
z kasy tei prsgulliby satsa"
da}ecy il, ns.tv,a1 studya ssgra-
uiet Pol.tsm : pod s.hofu pra-
ski.s,; kt6rJm wskutst prooe.tx'
studys sostaly utrudn,ons.
Txkts 'podnissiono tn myil,
by uie;s,isofl s sie 'm.Sdsiet polsta !.
Prus, it6r. dla poxod44 rsl't1-,
o.nyoh m. trudnofoi y d.ls,sm
t%: s t. : sis = f '''' COB,
pr.1jmow.t do ..ll.ddv n.uto- !.
1yeh " obreble oesarstws rosy]
II B \ { a. ~ :G55
skitgo v tvm samym stopnipp
do ktdrego dos'is i
naukowyoh pruskioh..
nnfods'et ia mogsabY'
p,.y udsieleniu poddshstwa. zna's
leld odpowiedni soLie .aw6d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23
4 OALIcYI.

1woN. - Pr'1 e! prlteea x'-
pit.ta'ayn smart na9le. uIe.
s''', a.. ', '..n1. Y ]. l.sni
''d'. .,A,vy s.:et,' 1d''f
1l'''ts s'.sP,. '' 14 1s|s ~
brsa prsledsi,tioros pogr.,sevy ?.
Kurko11H do e1aiseo domu
prssdpo'slI1rsslow,so pits!y j alicy
ko'h.ae* I i: II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23
Do Wielsbueeo o. Newmana: -

Do Wielebuego o. Newmana:
Pisza aby powiedxieG tenn sscselliwa
bonn w~ysdroWia}a M nowo, / e leksr~
silva Twoje pomog}y mi storom tylkoe
ucxe}a je za1ywaG Bole6ci " bokao1
ustapi3y / puchniecie n6g / RAMON mi
kio / moge teras pracowat / krzatst ste
ekoao domu, csego ME by}am wstanis q
cxyniG Cd tsech lat
Raduje sic wielce l ufam, 4e ka4dy .
cierpi jak ja cierpialam napts1e do CD
bic. Wiem, 70 90 mkt inny uczyntt -
sdoaa, to y Hobit potra6ss.
PAM +. ROIZA
Pitsburx, Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

MYsEOWIEC. lax .wiadome,
wolno mieszkahoom pogranicza
zakuppwad " Kr6lestwle i " Co.
licyi " mn,ejszych ~ilo6oiach mleso
okrsse, masls, jala l make. Arty~
'ku}y spo4yweze. o. tam o wlele
tahsse, nil u mas. I tax tunt wie7
przow,nY kosstute se-s5 FEM.
[okrasa 4O-4S fen. 70 fuat. Mleso
skopowe Is do 20 fen. Mas}o 70
Ifen. Maka 7 fen. - funt. Me
|dslw wieo, te przes komore oelna
praeehodn " oelu xakupna IS
|tysieeY os6b dnennie. Navel :
|odieglejs.yoh niej,cowodci lax :
~ oso}ej, Zawodns. Zaseta ! swie-
toehlowio molns tn ludsi ogiedad.
Tutejd kupoy patrsa niechetnie
ma to .akupha po.aj granica, lecs
ludowi ME mo1ns s'e dxiwid. )eteli
TO osyni. prsedewssystklem v
cietk,oh obeonyoh ezasaoh.
- KATOWlCE. Zars3d ko-
palul " huoie LsurY usunaf cd
Nowego Roku w~ssYstkich zsgr,ni-
oznych robotnlk6w polskich, =
g96wnie gal,cYjskioh. Uniewinia
sie brakiem roboty ola mich, -
tymczasem pr.y1al 100 robotnik6w
niamieok,oh. 0al,oys niezawodnie
odwetuie ma Niemsach.
KRoL. HUTA W pra vie
morderstws, p~opssn,onego no Al.
ule Rudskisj : Krdl' Huty, proku.
rstor os&assa pubhoznie.i wysnac.a
800 marek nagrody - vYkryoie
morderoy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23
Oicie,cc Newman

OjC1eC Newman
/ jego wielcy doktory 10"
CA da1ej..
Welebny Ksiete Newmaniel
Dxi(Fuja CIR tak plrsdkfe wholesale
0ej tony. ByAa ohorowita pres 4 Iasa
ist1acilifmty DUO paeniedzy M doktor6W
ale 4adsn mic jej ME pom6g&
s~posszseefen y polskdet ga1ecie NJ
70 wylecsa8 ! napisaaem do Cebie, .
pde1Wssa hutolka hkaIBtws t9 uSd1o
Win. HoGe teSaS wykonywat sw4 pRs-
oe,n CO wdsieeznyjeseem temu dobssoa
1 Wielbemu Ojcu.
JAN JOH1SKY,
Franklin Co, Ind.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

no~~o4 W364 dwu .oentovy
D6IluOs xnaczek pocztovy d
listu Z przylemy q nasxa Ksia4ke Ne.
Wogo Lec1nictWa, kt6ra Cie naucxy jah
kuroWat 0amqsiebio We wssystkich choto
baeh.O Adreeujds:
P)ther uIlnu
loos 4. Iahes ts@ 0oN1
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KILLED BY WRORG
DRUG; TWO DEAD

"A country storekeeper at Norman station,
Indiana, small town in the southern part
OF the state, sold a package Of sulphate or
zinc instead of salts, as was called FOR by
his customer, and as a result both the Gus
toner and his wife are dead from the eHects
of the pernicious drug. The drug was SOLO
in bulk and was takenafor the relief and cure
of constipation This only emphasizes the
what they take. and If all drugs and medl,
cines were put up in original packages and
marked, there would be fewer deaths from
poison. How often does it occur that some
one comes in and asks for some good laxa-
tive or cathartic,- or something for the bowels,
and, the dealer. anxious to please his Gus
toner, fixes I'D something OF his own, and
this causes most of the mistakes which oc-
ty and quantity, means more than half the
battle, and, most Of ALL uniformity OF
strength shows more. If we are to 1ndorse
a treatment for constipation we would ad-
name for Cascarine. Always the same, put
up in original packages, made of pure ingre-
dents and is the best treatment known. Cas-
cola cures liver, kidneys. s5omach and bowels q
every physician indorse' it, beyond that OF all
other remedies of the class. O.
Rea Bros. & Co.. manufacturing chemists
and manufacturers OF Cascola, spent years of
study and thousands of dollars in perfecting
this medicine. Cascola, as used originally,
was prepared from the bark Of tree grow
ing in Southern. California. Western Mexico
and South America. There is no other RENE
Gy so certain In action and pleasing in result
as Cascola. 49," .--.
Old, long-standing cases Of dyspepsia and
constipation yield readily and permanently to
this treatment. Save expensive doctors bills.
save long spells of sickness, save yourself
from appendicitis and the many dangers and
distressing bowel maladies by the timely use
of Cascola Get the genuine and genuine only.
Cascola-Cascarine at Druggists, soc.
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PULPIT AND PEW

serve three years; Joseph D. Bren, reelected
to serve three years; Mrs. Mary A. Fleck, re-
elected to serve three years. Trustees-Lewis
NJ. Paschall, reelected to serve three years:
James G. Todd, reelected to serve three
years; Herbert H. Coleman, elected to serve
three years. The church now has mem
bership Of 34S and never was in better condi-
ton both spiritually and financially. The
Sunday school membership is 422.
Elijah Brown Jones, D. D., will lecture
Friday evening at the Chicago Avenue ,Bap-
fist church, on John Brown, Hero Of Har-
per's Ferry, and His Work" Dr.. Jones was
born and reared in the county where John
Brown lived and was buried. His lecture
is as interesting as q romance. Said John
Sherman of him: II knew John Brown we'll,
and think DR.. Jones correctly states the object
and motive that led to his wild and reckless
attack upon Virginia at Harper's Ferry"
At the Lake Street Methodist church, Sc
ries of plain talk evening sermons will be
preached to eighth ward people by the pastor
Rev. T. W. Stout. The subjects are as fol-
lows: March 80. morning. a talk to the
church, "Should the Old Preacher be shot?";
evening, Easter concert. April 6, a talk to
young women, 1.-THE Uncrowned Queens Of
American Democracy; April 10, q talk to
young men. Privileges of Life in the Tween
tieth Century; April 20, talk to parents,
How to Train Up a Parent in the Way He
Should Co.: April q, talk to citizens, THE
Burning Question in Our National Life"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29

Twenty sixth strengthening. "Unreality."
Liberal Church. Masonic Temple)--1 a. M,
Rev. George Edwin Burnell. Physical I'm
mortality
First--Morning, Rev. H. NJ. Simmons. ''The
Swedish (Nazareth church)3 p. M, Rev. Au-
gust Dellgren, S"Jesus and Immortality"
Catholic.
St. Charles-Rev ]. M. Cleary Morning,
The Resurrection; evening. observance
Adventist.
Advent Christian (Twenty- fourth avenue N
and Fremont ont d c T9resteT ts
Nature and Meaning; evening, "The Resur.
reotion Life; Sunday school, IL M, at which
time there will be a special Easter service.
spiritualists.
Light of Truth 72s Nlcollet avenues p.
M. Mrs Manewen; conference and test by
different mediums. Esq
Progressive OF Seventh street S)-Evening,
Mrs Tryon, 'Our Anniversary" anniversary
OF modern spirtualism); spirit greetings
and 1880 p. M, Mrs. S. NJ. Lowell and others.
"Spiritualism, Past and Present.
Miscellaneous.
Peoples New Thought Church academy of
Music, 72l Hennepin avenue)-Evening, Pro
fessor Rugg, 1.-The Astrological Aspect Of
Easter" "a
The Ideal Free Church, Occult (721 Henne-
pin avenue)-Afternoon, w. Sidney Fertig,
1.-THE Ideal Resurrection followed by astro-
logical readings. 10y y ."5,E
Crossley- Hunter Mission Norwegian M. E..
church. Ninth street and Thirteenth avenue
SD p. M, Rev. Donald Mckenzie, THE
Easter Message of Cod; music by Crossley
Hunter mission string band. 5'T.
Peoples Mission-4 p. m, seventh anniyer-
sary service; evening, revival meeting.
Mission service at 2123 Crystal Lake ave-
nue. N Evening" Evangelist j. r. Mclaren Of
Chicago will speag about David and Co
Hath" .,-.- ~. .... u.s.. ...
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
ENDEAVORERS' EASTER
THE ENDEAvoRER's EASTER

THE ENDEAVORER'S EASTER
From the northernmost country of Christen-
3 dom'S reign, .,......
From the southernmost point in Our Leaders
domain.
From the far distant east, from the limitless
west,
There arises at Easter a joy that is blest
BY union of hearts which no distance can
And this union is known as the Christian En-
deayor.
For twenty-one years, with its banners I'M
fuTlsd, -
Has this army Increased, till it circles the
world;
In republic and empire, kingdom and tribe,
Have disciples Of Jesus been led to inscribe
For Christ and the Church., may. 1t be so
forever,
And the magical watchword is Christian
Endeeyor.',
OF the shame Of the cross, or the pail of the
tomb;
'Resurrection" is sung, hallelujahs arise
Till the anthem ascends to the heavenly skies
And Is heard at the throne; we will silence II
never,
For the loud-sweling chorus is Christian
EndeaYor."
May not the glad Easter-tide bring to each
A nrnness OF purpose, complete self-control
And love for our neighbor. deep-rooted and
true,
That shall make itself felt in the good that
do:
Let us roll the world overwhelmingly ouI
lever
"I1s the power OF right eousness-Christan
Endeavor.
e. ST. ]. B.
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sermon and holy communion; Sunday school
festival at $3.50; evening, Rev. Andrew D.
Stowe. rector, Easter Joys"; special musical
Holy Trinity-Rev. S. B. Purves; morning,
1.-THE Resurrection evening. carol service.
Observation-Disclosures. Isaac Houlgate; full
Easter service and sermon at 10: 80 a. NJ, with
holy communion; the Sunday school will
make it's Offering for general missions at noon.
Universalist.
All souls'-Rev. A.. N. .olcott; morning.
''The Resurrection of Jesus; evening, Flor
ence Nightingale, or the Law Of Mercy
Church of the Redee1ner-Rev. Marion D.
Shutter; morning, Another Way of Resur-
evening, Easter cantata. ''rhe Wis
Tuttle-Rev. A. R. Tllllnghast; morning,
Life Clothed Upon. or the Deathless Side
OF Life; evening, Easter program.
Salem (English)-Rev. G. H. Trabert, D.
D.; morning, What the Empty Tomb Pro-
CLAIMS" holy communion; evening, Sunday
school Easter festival.
St. Johns (English)-Rev. Alfred Ramsey;
morning, 1.-THE Easter Message" reception OF
members and holy communion; evening chill
dren's Easter festival. lr.. ...s
Zion Norwegian EvangelicaD-Rev John
Halvorson; morning. Christ Is Arisen" full
schletterer; D. M, at Gethsernane church.
Forty-seventh avenue n and Colfax, 1.-The
Glad Easter Tidings.''
Trinity (German)-Rev Frederic Sievers
morning, "Christ Our Passover; evening,
Matthew xviii. 11-15. - -~
Disciples of Christ. 49,
Portland Avenue Church of Chrst-Evange
list Charles Reign Scovil!e will preach bott
morning and evening.
Christian Science.
First Church Of Christ-Morning, Unreal
ity''; evening" "Unreality." -
Second Church Of Christ Uyceum theater)-
Morning, J'Unreality." t. ~ .@.
Third Church of Christ (Avery hall. Il "
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
EASTER DAY

EAS1'1Gh DlA4
We shall start up, at last awake, .
From life, that insane dream we take
For waking now, because it seems. ..-
' Browning.
Oh, chime of sweet Saint Charity,
Peal soon that Eastern morn -.
When Christ for all shall risen be,
And in all hearts born!
That Pentecost when utterance clear
To all men STALL be given, =.
When all shall say my Brother here,
And hear MY Son. in heaven!
.- --s .1F< ..+ Lowell.
Life, repeat, is energy of love
Divine or human; exercised in pain,
In strife and tribulation, and ordained,
Is so approved and sanctifed to pass
Through shades and silent rest to endless joy.
Wordsworth.
The earth is no more as it was at first,
BY some strange spell accurSt
A mystery has passed mystery,
A boundless hope has bid new heaven and
earth to be
Rise, happy earth, arise,
T.y wintry darkness done
To greet the new-risen sun. =
Oh soul, arise!
The ioN which stirs the world. let it wake
thee;
A symbol of thy risen life is born.
Sir Lewis Morris
Creamy essence of sweet flowers, heal
ing balsams and milk of plants describes
dainty Satin Skin Cream Csc,
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Mrs. Fred Wrath
10. 22e Territorial Street,
Benton Harber, Mich.

able to pass through pregnancy and child
birth with little suffering. After the
ordeal is passed the Wine prepares wo-
man for speedy recovery to health and
activity. "
Mrs. C. R. Wooding, of Indianapolis,
Ind, says she gets through childbirth best
by using Wine of Cardui. She writes:
~ have received great benefit from taking
Wine of Cardui, while nursing my children.
did not have Wine of Cardui after the first
two children and was greatly reduced Ia
flesh. Bot the last two times have used 1t
with good results to myself and the little
ones. I think it makes the babies healthier
for me to take it. / seem to get through
childbirth better by using 1t too"
With these facts that Mrs. Unrath and
Mrs. Wooding lay before the women Of
America no one who is about to become
mother can afford to fail to take the Wine
of Cardui treatment. Wine of Cardui, in
reinforcing the organs Of generation, has
made mothers of women who had given
up hope of ever becoming mothers. Wine
of Cardui win cure almost any case of bar
renness except those cases Of organic uou.
BILE which no doctor or medicine can pos
sibly cure. How can you refuse to take
such a remedy that promises such relief
from suffering /? Wine of Cardui simply
makes you strong woman, and strong,
healthy women do not suffer. They look
Cor I'd 70
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Christian EndeavOr Notes.

The Boston Christian Endeayor union pro-
poses to put at least 100 gospel cards in the
street cars.
Thirty-seven garments for the poor We're
made by the missionary committee OF the
Ramallah, Jerusalem, Endeayor Society.
The Christian Endeavor movement has be-
come entirely disappearing in Germany,
and field secretary will be employed at
once.
A most enjoyable and helpful intermediate
Christian Endeayor rally was held Sunday
afternoon at Westminster Presby terrain
church. About 225 were present every inter
mediate society in the city being represented
by a large majority chorus Of thirty
voices led the singing.
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District Easter sunrise prayer meeunsS such
as have been held by the societies OF the
City Christian Endeayor Union for seVera!
years and have proved helpful to those VINO
have attended, will be held this year at
u. m, the following societies uniting
District 1.-Bethlehem Presbyterian, Lyn-
dale Congregational. Stewart Memorial Pres,
byterian, Thirty eighth Street Congregational
and Chicago Avenue Baptist with Simpson ~
E.; George Marney OF the Chicago Bapust
society, leader.
District Film Presbyteriap olyep Pres ass
nue. Presbyterian, Minnehaha NJ. b., I'm,
manuel Baptist, Welsh Presbyterian and
Riverside chapel with Vine Congregational ;
Arthur G. Barthe, city union president
leader.
District 3.-Central Baptist, First Presbyter-
ian, Park Avenue Congregational, FIRST
Baptist Hennepin Avenue NJ. E., Plymouth
Congregational and Portland Avenue Churcn
of Christ, with Westminster Presbyterian
Clinton NJ, Norton, leader. Gray Newark will
District Fifth Presbyterian, Pilgrim
Congregational, Hope chapel and Oak Park
Congregational, with Emerson Avenue Baptlst
at the mission, 80 Emerson avenue N, Aloert
District advent Christian, Fremont Ave-
nue. Congregational Forest Heights ConSre-
gatonal North NJ. E., and First Congrega-- :
tional church of Robbnsdale, with Highland
Park Presbyterian; Walter V. Haight, leader.
District 6.-Bethany Congregational, Drum
mond hall and Shiloh Presbyterian, with
Open Door Congregational; Arthur E. SHAW,
leader.
District 7.-Andrew Presbyterian Bethany
Presbyterian, Como Avenue Congregational
and Olivet Baptist with First Cor sregatlonal;
Peter Hanson Of the Y. NJ. c. A. il charge.
The general topic is The Fact Of the Re
surrection of Christ" and the city union
lookout committee is very sure that all VINO
attend will be well repaid
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Golden Text-Repent ye. therefore, and be
converted, that your sin may be botted out
Acts, iii, 10.
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cares and troubles. How different is the
happy mother, watching her children grow
into manhood and womanhood. A mother
lives as many lives as she has children
their joys and sorrows are hers, as are
their ambitions, triumphs and defeats.
So highly is the honor Of motherhood
cherished that sometimes noble women are
called upon to give their lives in its attain
ment. The women who suffer in child
birth and from the effects of miscarriage
are the real martyrs 1t takes more forti-
tude to suffer in this way than to meet
a violent death in the rush and roar of a
battle. But such suffering is almost en-
tirely unnecessary at this age Of the world,
when Wine Of Cardui,, the medicine that
cured Mrs. Unrath, of Benton Harbor,
Mich, can be secured.
Healthy women do not suffer miscarriage
nor does a. woman who is healthy suffer
tortures at childbirth. It is the woman
who is ailingwho has female weakness
who fears the ordeal of becoming mother.
Wine Of Cardui builds up the womanly in
the woman. 1t stops all unnatural drains
and strains irregularities which are re-
sponsible for barrenness and miscarriage.
IT, ,nalkoa q woman atronty and healthy and
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Exposition Of the
Sabbath School Lesson
APRIL 6, 1902

Copyright 1902, by John R. Whitney.
Saul Of Tarsus Converted-Acts
TX. 1-2O. e..
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