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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-22
Tho Late Niagara Falls.'

The Toronto Globe sinps 81 eloquent 10
men. over the passing OF Niss,n Falls %
another instance Of the relistless msroh Of
civilization. denuding forests. slaughter
Ing wild snimsls and birds. birds, straight
ening out streams. leveling hills and filling
up valleys. and obliters,iug the beauty
and degrading the grandeur Of natures
hsndiwork. 1t foresses the time nigh st
hand when the cataract OF Nisgsrs will be
chasing it's tsil 10 turbine wheel like .
csged squirrel end declares thst il the dss
truction OF the cstsfsc. csn make Q town
grow up that grew up somewhere else be
fore or would otbersise have grown up
some here elGe. the achievement will be
hailed as . sncoess,
The only compensation that our Csnsdi
sn contemporary sees Is the possibility
that provision may bs made for certsin Nj
sssrs days 10 ell ia.ure concessions. 1t
says: 1t would be e splendid thing 10 be
able to announce that the Niagara islIs
would be turned on from s 9 NJ till 1890
p. %. on . cert,in date. xben excursion
lists would have an opportunity Of seeing
the great wonder Of nature in It's original
condition.
Thtrs is Q vein OF SD truth running
through the Globes satire, II Is likely
that the Niagara falls has feen its best
day from the natural point oi view end
that hereafter its mission may be to sup
ply power and make EoneJ for corpors
tions. Tbst seems 10 be the late OF oil OF
nsture's hsudiuork wbich'is not under gov
ernmspt control, and even that part OF il
10 only saved from vandalism by constant
vigilance, Bu, bow ia |. to be preventsdf 2
Progress ~ the Law OF the world and pro
sres involves destruction on the one
bnnd or radical cbsnges on the olber. go
that We msy have iael aud lisbt ms,erisl
for building, poser Tor rurnips shee,
cars. pulp ior paper, sn supple. Tor nun
erous other ussinl purposes. Hnnsn ns
csssities increase uith be mNrh OF civil
iIstion and vha, we're luX1rIes 9 century
ago ere necessities nov We apparently
bsse resched thsi point gbe;e tsture q ust
be called upon to do her par. II could
be better 10 scne respects u ws conld let
nA,ure slone. Tue sorld would be more
besntifnl aud often bs,lthisr thsn it 10
nov Bat still the qass ioa come. back.
What can b, done sbons ~ Toe most thsi
our Canadian con,smp porsly esu 90 is stern
Iy 10 demsbd that cooosssionnsries' hands
shall bs kep, cf ,hs iiofsesioe TALL sud
thst only the Ansrisla sf,ll .ehne its
tell in ttroiae atsei like cised fqah
rel"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-22
How He kept informed on Clocks

A fsd more or less general IL the collect
ing Of old clocks. from the tall ersndiatb
sr variety to the curious timekeepers OF
foreign make. The gsrtets OF old issm
nouses from Maine TO the Csrolinss have
been rsnsscked for the former. and there
is macy . man and woman 10 New York
Who keeps 30 eye on the pawn shops OF
the foreign districts for curious and arc
rent things from abroad.
II is almost impossible TO keep them
oil running. com mpisiuei woman who has
two dozen sged and valusble clocks scat
ter through her Madison avenue home.
They seem to be 10 good order and run
along for awhile, then oil OF 3 sudden they
stop for no reason st oil.
l have found an old German who knows
more. about the ways OF old clocks than
any one 10 the CITY. sent him my Ger
man prIz, few weeks ago. and when II
did not oome back after the usual period
Of waiting l went TO his shop. WHAT do
you think | iound him resding2
The friend did not have the slightest
idea.
Ii was . little German Volume with . ii
tie something like this: "Thirteen Han
dred Reasons Why Clock 10 Perfect Or
der Won't Run"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-22
Tho Creation OF woman.

1Ie isliosins 10 q sintins snd besnl
fal qso'siiou iron . sibseitpt isii dee
ira With the creation Of vomsn:
Ia The beginning when Tw.hlri cam,
70 ibe cres,ion Of wpmsn, be tonnd tha
he hsi exhausted his mateii.ls 10 ID,
nahins OF mao, and that 20 solii eli
meets wers lsh.
10 this dilemms; alter ptoioupd med
tslsor be dad ts iolloxs: He took ID,
rolundity OF The moor, sud the curve,
OF cieertrs. aud the clinsinss OF tep3ril.
and the trembling OF srsts, and th,
slsuderpess OF The reed. aud The bloom
OF flwcr. sod the lishtness OF le.vss,
spa the isperias Of the elephants ttunh
and The glsrces OF the deer. aud the
rlnsttripg o! rows OF bets, aud The Joy ons
gsiety OF sarbesms. and the weeping OF
cluuis, and the hekiehess OF the sioes.
aud the timidity OF the hare, and tie
vanity OF the pescoek, snd the soitDess
Of the parrots bosom. aud the hardness
OF the ntGman,. and the sweetness OF
honey, and the cruelty OF the tiger. and
The warn glow Of Ore, and the cold
snow, and the clustering OF iy', and the
cooins oi The kokils, and the hypocrisy
OF the crane, snd The fidelity OF the
cbatrsvsks, and, componndins ell these
together, he made women. aud gave her
TO man.
Bot after one week, man came TO him
and said: Lord. this cresture that you
have given me makes my life miserable
Sac chattets necessarily aud tesses me
hey ond endurance, never leaving me alone
and che requires incesssnt attention and
takes sll my time up. end cries about
nothing, ard is always idle, aud so ]
come to give her back sssin. IS cannot
live With her
30 Twssh,ri said: Very well, snd be
took her back
Then, alter another week. man came
again to him aud ssid: Lord, | find thst
my lie 10 very lonely sinoe / gave you
back that creature. remember how she
used to dance and sin TO me, aud look
ct me out Of the corner OF her eyes, and
play with me and cling to me, and her
Laughter wsa music. snd sbe was beAuti
iul to look AZ, and soft TO touch, go give
her back to me sgsir.
Then after ouly three dsys. man came
back to him sgsn and said: Lord,
know not how it is, but after ell have
come to the COG oil sion that she is more
Of trouble then pleasure TO me, so
please take her back again.
Bot Twsshtri said: Olt on yool BE
oil will hsvs DO mora OF this. You
N net manage hos you oin,
Then man snii; But l cannot live
With her,
And Twash.ti said: Neither could yon
live witbou. ber.
And be turned bi. b,cK on man. and
vent oo vita bis work.
Tnen man said: Whist is TO be done2
|or cannot live either With her or with
,ut her
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-22
SIATE NEW 8.

Liquor selling 10 Darlington is said to
be moro open nov than ever since tho
prohibitory law hes been 10 force. II is
estimated that there are 200 places st
which liquor can be bought
Captain George w. Burleson Of NJ.
Albsus bss been appointed chief deputy
collector Of customs for the B1rlibgton
district and sssnmsi the duties OF the
late Gan. W. l. Grsenie,f, Jan. 2.
For the fret time 10 It's history Burling
ton. Of the spring election, will have TO
asnre With orssnlz ID labor 10 It's politics.
Starly every trade 10 the city has been
organized within the past lev months
sud the me m bership Of the several unions
10 nearly 5000.
Mira. Chss. II. D.rling. wife OF Assis
tspt Secretary Of the Navy DnIiug. wss
one OF the p,r.y which sssistod Preside nt
snd Mrs. Roosevelt IN reosiving st the
Ssv Years. reception at The Waite House.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-22
Pointed Paragraphs.

Big guns are the only things served on
srmor Plates.
A double bsrreled shotgun 10 the worst
type o! the deadly parallel.
When man has peck OF trouble, be is
satisfied with short measure.
Some men go to Law. but the law Hnds
Il necessary to go after others.
Assphysicsl eIerclser the oid-isshioned
wood-pie never had sn equal.
1t seems queer that so may Gro oked
people should fnd themselves 10 straight
ened circumstances.
Ia accordance with the doctrine Of the
survival OF the 6ttest. the last woman on
earth will be q dres,msker
A red nose may not be conclusive evi
dence Of inebrity, but II imposes upon its
possessor the burden OF proof,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-22
Ny old rose .. IL sssped saanpsts
nels'r
Ny GuLdmoihtr Pslhsm water pitch
ell nosned Hepsibst's mother.

hy ufsIdmoihef Isihsm ssitf plict
ell nosned Hepsibst's mother.
] Thsfe ss no qsestion nos. Essfy ops
pssi ston their hurfyips steps led them
bore zone halt torsotten uesura Het
oul, al hoasecissnios tiue
Tbey vue sopen et doe ssS,insbi. ns'
f uillius to destroy spytblps sboul
.hieh fond memories ccnld tsipe, sra
their large src .usl sttici we're allied to
evafosing With what B,ss sisbine.ntiy
called be,ps Of plunde'." the sccumnl.
tions Of sversl generations OF D,v,ons.
Pelhsns sod G.ypors snd the respinss OF
many Christmas hsi.esls
They rushed Oh. sfOvine more and
more sick st heart ss they met here sod
there smons the throns friends vho dselt
wiibin the circle OF Christmas giving.
When they reached the iswn oct OF the Ia
null OF their sonls rose bubble Of pride
shs', ssiul ss it sss. The girls hsd dis
pisyed th,ir ususl executive .uiiity.
Uudrr The linden tree sat Hepsibsb, the
cashier. win . eoo9ly pile OF money be
lore ber, Parollins the grounds and
keeping 40 eye on each srinnius negro 10
charge Of the heaps OF goods. which had
been csreinlly assorted. classified and
srouped .found the trees, walked Snssp
nab, the general msusser.
The mothers had b ep too long under
the yoke to mske scene bat as tbeY walk
ed from one sncsstrsl tree TO smother and
rv.d the gorgeous plscsfds tackled to the
trunks their emotions we're msby end
deep:
Shoemsktrs' tools used by Giest-srsnd
father Dawson.
Infant wardrobe OF the Giypor branch.
mostly rsgs.
Grsst.srsndmolh r Pslbsm's Wedding
disLes. . NEST disreI atsble collection OF
psps aud orookery ware
Great bergsins 10 Christmns presents.
Good ss new; some never used.
At this faishing stroke the Mothers
Dawson a "a each 10 her osn house and
wept behind closed blinds. They will
never forgive Us they sobbsd. No wonder
Mrs Gsioes didn't speak
A sudden shower pat sn Ell d TO the sale. |
A little uneasy in their souls, the girls
vent 10 to report results When the 10 |
terviews we're over. it was not the Mothers
Diwson who came out with dropping |
heads. Ga the contrsry. these emsncipst
ed ladies' sped down the lawns and shook
b snds 10 solemn csmpact under the linden
tree.
Said Sussnnsb's mother. Hereafter l am
10 be boss oi my own ranch.
Same here. said Hepsibshs mother.
Then . blosh OF shame spread over
their faces that even 10 their hour OF inde
pendence their speech should betrsy their
isug ghters' il ilaaepce.
| mean thst from this time forth l shsll
,ontrol the affairs Of my own household.
And mean that the esms conclusion
has been reached by me.
They have hard job before them.
|
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-22

"A elstsyu.n iasp citing . luDstic ssy
Ian came upoa 3 efonp Of wortmsn re
psirings val. 0is o. the h.raiess ps
tisnts. spp,fsniiy sstsis.igg 10 ibs wofk.
sas pu.hinss vbeslo,uos along upsiis
dosn. Ny iristd. said toe tisi bssrted
clergy nsc gettlf, you should iorn Jour
sheelbsrros over. tpov better tssp
ttsti replied the ps.isnl Itsrpsd {, over
yeststdsy, and they pa, bricks 10 iiI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16
mlalze6stWO W cienfu
- smierCi.

= s&sg
Czesto sic zdarza, re sic para po-
f2czJy, choc jedno cierpi ma suchoty
albo ciezki kaszel Tub zaziebienie.
Observation-Disclosures jest " TEN, re
sic pobrali v cieniu 6mierci. Niez4
wfoczyny krok powinien bye 70
blony do wyrugowania choroby.
Me ma mic CODY tax przedko usu-
nefo niebezpieczcnstwo jak Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consum-
ption, Coughs j Colds. Jest zawsze
b%ezpiecznie niezawodne lekarstwo
ma chorobe p}uc gardla. Wylecze-
ME jest gwarantowane przez M. j.
k"walewskiego. Cena SOC 100
Butelki ma probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16
E~LEKTRYCZNY KRZYZ

DE- sla po kilku godzi-
zach czasami 70 kilku
dnfa b. Krzyz ten powi-
men wisiet we dnle j y
nocy ma %jedwabne; Dltce
ma szyi spuszczony al do
do}ka. nieb,eska strong
odwr6cony do c aka.
Pred uzyciem rsz ns
die ;po utyciu DaIe7y
krsyz ten wlotyc do lett
niego uctu ma pare minut
Ola dzieei moczyt "
skabsxym occ,e.
Krzyt ten kos<tuie
81 90 j wyselsmy go na
Gale Etany II. j do Ka-
nady. Gwarantujemy, 3e
krzy9 ten dziala skutec1-
niej, nil pas, kt6ry Jest
cd 1910 ray dro3szY.
Lepszego Srodka leczni~
c1ego :ak ten krzy4 me
ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16
Polska pod Moskalem


w WARSZAWIEzmarl zesz
lei niedzieli snakomity uczoay,
etnograf jszyko-znawca DIR. Jan
Kar}owlcz. przebywszylciezka cbo.
robe. trwajaca cd polowy kwietnia.
5. p. Jan Kar4o~lcz urodzif sig 20
maja 1885 r. We wsi Subortovi-
each W powlecie Trockim ma Lit
vie Naukl szk6lne pobiera} v gim-
nazyum wilehskiem, kt6re ukosczy}
1853 r., a n~astepnie przeszed} ma
uniwersytet " Mosk vie, gdzle "
r. 1857 ukonczy} wydziaf llteracki.
Dalsze studya naukowe odbywa} "
Paryzu, Heidelbergu i Brukseli. w
|r. 1862 zapisa} sic ma nniwersytet
berlinski, gdzie W r. 1865 otrzyma}
stoplen doktora filuzofil. Z dza
wiedzy pchnela 60 niebawem ma
nowe etudya "a granica. w r. 1882
=wyiecha1 do Heidelbergu, Drezna
j Pragi Czeskiei. Powr6ci} tel
podr6zy pc 5 latach l odtad m esq
kaf stale W w arszawie. Zlazu 3D.
dawal sic studyom historycznym.
Owocem ioh jest rozprawa: IVY
kijowskaB oles}awa Wielkie~
co.. G}jwnie jednak cd samego
paczatku piracy naukowej m':!h pa
oku mitologie i jezYkozna wstwo. Ma
tenn polu szeroko zas}yna} " krajui
zagran1ca w ostatoich latach Cd
dawa} sig wy}acznie redagowaniu
s}own,k6w jezyka polskiego, do |!
kt6:ych materially cd lat 80 mozol-
ME liberal Niestety smier6 ME )
mu dokohczyc> tych prac
pomnikowych. Geese jego pamieci!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16

MALBORK. Pewna 82-letnia
sta, uszka opowlada{a ma }6zku
smiertelnem, re W pewnym blizej
okreslonym miejscu ma pr2echowa~
ne pieniadze W sumie 100 NIX, kt6.
re sobie zdola}a ~zaoszczedziG> Oso-
ba ia posz}a ma to mlejsce i rzeczy~
wlscie znalaz{a te pieniadze pod ka~
mieniami W miejskim ogrodzie gdzie
wiele ludzl uczeszcza. Pred niedaw-
nym cza$em karczowali " tenn mlej~
Sou w,ezniowie, lecz mic ME spo-
strzegli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16

TORUN. Pan JanRrejski re"
daktor ,,Gazety Toruhskiej", kan"
dydat do parlamentu W okregu to-
ruhsk,m, OIL ) tygodni odsladuje W
wiezieniu W Golubiu 2 miesieczna
kare "a rzekome przestepstwo pra-
sowe Otto co z Golubia pisza do
,, Gazety Toruhskie],,: ,,Chc'ano p
Bre jsk'ego odwiedzic w~iezieniu, ale
mimo prosb ME do%puszczono do ME-
go nikogo z rodak6w tutejszych. Me
pozwolono, ably p. Brejski m6g}
uzywa6 w}asnej posoiell, a jadac
must z kotla wsp6lnego. Me uwz-
gledn,ono tel wniosku p B. o wy
puszczenie go ehwilowo ma wolno66
al do ukonczenia wybor6w. Czem
wieznia zatrudniaja, r6znie sobie tn
m6wia: jedni, &e darclem pierza
inn,, ze przebieraniem grochu, a
ieszcze inni, re odpisywaniem. Jak
sic iednak w}asciwie rzecz ma, tru~
dino poviedziet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16
Ola ,)ND

at tezwany Volta krzyz.
wynalez,ony zostal " Au.
st'yi pred kilku latv. !
wkr6tce wszedl " uzycie
w Niemczech, Francy1.
~Suandynawii i iDnycb
keropeJsxich krajacb
edzie go u1ywaj4 jake
srodek leczniczY Przeciw
reumatyznOwi / wielu i'm
Dym chorobom.
Diamond eiektryczny
krzvz leczy reumatysm,
neuralgia, bolesci " kzy~
zu, wewnetrzne doleg1i.
woSci, slabosc.nerwowoSC
~r0ztargnienie, bezsennost,
hysterye, paraliz, epilep-
sye. apOpleksye, dycha~
vice, brak pamieciI bez-.
nadziejaoSt, niempc, Ia
nice 6v. Vita, zakatona
kr-w, n~iestrawno6t, braf
apetYtu j SolsSci iofadka.
owinlen SIG znaidowa,
0Z,nv nRv IN Nhnaonr -,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16

MALBORK. w Montowle
chcia}o SIG dw6ch robotnik6w czo}-
mem prxeprawl6 ma druga strone,
przyczem LODI sic p%rzewr6cila, a je-
den z Mich utona}, ME umiejac ply
wac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16
PAKOSC. Do p. Schepeg,

PAKOSC. Do p. schepego
w}asciciela Broniewlc przyby}a W
odwiedziny pewna PAM. Posz}a do
%jezlora sig wykapac i utone}a. C6rka
w}asciciela parma Tsch. chcla}a ja
ratowat, ale o ma}o co zycia ME
utraci}a - ludzie dominialni przy~:
bYli jej VEGAS ma pomoc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16
SLASH

BOGUCICE ma G.: sla>ku.
Pismo ,G6rno. slazsk" donosi, re
K. Skowronek proboszcz parafii
b%ogucickiej posuwa sled ostatecz-
nosci W swej nienawisci do uswia.
dom;onych katolik6w polsk,ch, il
pozwoli} x. k~apelancwi fucherowl
odes}aG do domu dzieci polskie, gdv
przysz}y ma nauke przygotowawcza
d. Sakrament6w sw, i oswiadczy}
i'm, re ME beda mia}y nauki relegli.
pouiewaz ojcowie lie wybierali , 50
:ks,ezom niewdzleczni. Dopiero z
ambony og}oszonem bedzie, kiedy
sic zn6w nauka rozpocznle! Me
many powodu watplc o takiej "a
powiedzi owego X. kapelana, boo
,,G6rnoslazak" ma swiadk6w - to
tel z tego objawu widzimy, co zdzia-
la} juz i co zdzia}a6 moze ,,list pa
stersk," X. Kardyna}a Koppa! DIE
ci eaten maja bye karane "a rzeko-
ma acknowledgements" o]c6w!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16

TUCHOLA Sprzet siana W tu-
teiszych s:ronach jest bardzo obfi~
ty. TAX samo zboze doszlo " roku
latos,m do niebywa}ej wysokofci, DO
al mad 2 metry. Znalezlono tn jedna
iodyge kt6ra mierzy 2 metry 81
centymetr6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16
2 Prus Polskich.

'GRUDz1ADZ. W Grucle po.
wasnile sic dw6ch Parobczak6w,
Feskii Llcznerski. ostatni otrzyma},
~powracajac do dorau, cd Fenskiego
kilka raz6w kijem. Rozgniewany
zgna} Fenskiego nozem, z powodu
tego Fenski zmar}. l.. zostal aresz-
towanym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16
TUZ POD prz

LUZ POD FUN AMIN PREY
Debinie uroczo ~po}ozona wioska
szlacbecka Minikowo ca. 600 m6rg
znakomitei z1emi, z pieknym nowo
postawiooym pa}acykiem W pr1es'i-
cznym clenlstym parku, z okaza}e
budynkami. zlicznym inwentar-
zem it'd. ~przesz}a moca kurna ma
w}asnosc dcmu baukowc-komlso-
wego Drwqspi L%angner W Pozna-
piu. Minikowo uchodzi "a ieden z
najlepszych majatk6w ca}ej okollcy
i bylo juz cd niepamietnych czas6w
zawsze " rekach niem,eckich; ostatA
MIN posiedziclelem przez lat 25 by.
p. Bayer, pozassuAbowy burmistrz !
tilar seky' ha katystycznej ma pow,at
%pozDanski. Obecnie bedzie Miniko~
wo sprzedaue " ca}odci lub tel W
~parcelach, lecz tylko. rodakowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16

RYJEWO. W sobote utopi}o
sic 2 letnie dziecko pewnej wdowy
kt6ra grabi}a slano ma kepie, wsr6d
dziwnych okoliczno6ci; gdyz spad,
naraz gwa{towny deszcz, a dziecko
chcace sig schronic do matki bleg}o
tax szybko, izsie przewr6ci}o W
bruzde n%ape}niona woda i udusi}o
sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16

Pan Zelma
t 1ztad naby} zu6w ma w}asnoss fol,
wark, obejmujacy 400 m6rg obsza =
ru /od Niemca W Zalesiu powie-
Gle brodnicklm. Folwark ten costa
ME rozparcelowany miedzy swoich'
KOWALEWO. PewHa s}uza-
ca .aresztowano tn poniewaz zamor''
dowa}a swe nowonarodzono dzlecko
przez wrzucenie do prewetu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16

81 szereg lat przezytych, poniewai
by1 wzorem obywatela Polaka. Ser
Ccem ca{em ukochal zlemie ojczysta
fpodczas gdy inni sprzeniewierzali sig
te, matee, oddajac j sobeym, on
pomnazaf obszar 1an6w, ME trwoniac
majatku, lecz 60 dorabiajac w tel
mi{osci ziemi i cDotach jakle prak
tykowat, wychowai Jubilat dz'eci
swoje, synow i c6rki. W poznym
JUL wieku bedac, ~przeszed} ma fono
Kosc,o}a katolickiego, cd kt6rego
rod Jubilsta z~aliczajacy sic do
najstarszych W Polsce, o~dszczepi}
sic czasie zamet6w religijnych.
Odtad Kosci6} u mas liczy jednego 2
najgorlivszych synow wiecej. KS
biskup L,kowski uda} sic do Pozaro'
wa, by wzia6e udzia} W uroczystos~
ci, kt6ra zgromadzila, ca}a rodz'ne,
W kllku pokolenlach, W pa}acu po"
zarowskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16


{Wiel. Newmana|
{cud0Wne lekarstWO z zi6}|
{wyleczenia uskutecznia gdy]
I wszystkie insze chybia. :
- :
Wyleczony z reumatyzmu,{
b6lu w zo1adku, s1abo- !
Sci W nogach, kwas- !
nego smaku W u !
stach i z wielu :
innych dole !
gliwosci. )
: Wiel Neumauie! Choroba moja2
1jest TAXA re sam opcwiedz ec 4
fledwoscia moge. Cza~em zdaje{
mi sic re jestem zdr6w i taxi
sig czut zeidwa tygodnie lub1
Imiesiac, pytem. zn6w choroba@
{daje sig odczuwat. zo3adek za-}
mnie dolegac, ape,yt zgi-1
{nie, dostane b6le " obydw6chf
$bokach zo}adka, W nogach czuje$
2sie bardzo sIaby i moi zo}adek{
trzeczywidcie jest s}aby. 20 tyl-{
{ko zjem to mi smskuje kwaSno,{
ami navel smaki pokarmu nie4
9moge dojst. Czesto musze mo~/
&krzy6. Nam reumatyzm bardzo<
:dokuczajacy. Zawsze mi sic gay
:zy 20 jedzeniu odbiiaja i tel mam{
;b6le W zo}adku. Wick moi .jest1
;25 lat; waga' l25 fnnt6w. w ten1
cierpie 2 lata !
Oczekujac pocleszsjacej z :
: nieciefpliiwoscia pozostaje1
Ant. S y m k a !
; r. F. D. 49, l. Gardper, Mass Z
: List pisany pc uzyciu !
lekarstwa. Z
) Wiel. Neumanie! Donosze wam1
re pc wyp'ciu waszych lekarstw,{
[zdrowle mi sic zupe}nie przywr6.$
lcito. Me czuje zadnych b6l6w4
! " zo}adku i wog6le czuje sie@
[bardzo dobrze, apetyt odsyska-3
tfem i man dobra SNAKE " I
lstach, jestem silny ma nogach il
= checia lie do piracy gdzir3
E%przedtem by}o mi nsjwiekszem&
(zmartwieniem b" tel i byfem za$
Ichory. Dziekuje c, pc nie,l..$
E~czone razJ mozez bye pewien@
lie Gle ME zapomne bo juz wyds-%
Hem $500 u r6znJch aptcyali>tdw**
Ii nie.ctrzymafem zadnej pomocy{
q y c;ebie 1skiem mafem kosztemx
Ezdrowie ~znpe}nie ndxyskafem (
Epozostaje = s.acunkiem ma zawsze1x
! A mt. 81 y M K /
! r. f. d. II {
! Gardner, Mass.
|DARM0 =: s:.t' s::., e; my i
s.tormularz, opisu.$
10y. jj'aa4k Ja 'chorych lecze
Reverend Newman,
els63 W. Lake St. Chicago. III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16

STRZELNO. Tow arzystwo
Przemys&owe zamierza}o urzadz.6 "
niedziele, dnia % zabawe W leslie
rzadowym W Miradzu, W rewirze
- lecz ~nadlesniczy Heym
odm6 vii pozwolenia podajac "a
przyczyne, re Towarzystwo zajmu-
]e sic celami polsklemi ola tego W
leslie rzadowym przebywa6 ME mole.
,,Ostmarkenvcrein odby1 TAME a
bawe i ma te pozwolenie uzyska}
PRZECIWKO manifestowi <.
Kardyna}a Koppa uchwa]ili ma wiecu
zebran, rodacy W Charlottenburgu
po referacle pana Ludwika Wr6bla
odpow,ednia rezolucYa. To samo u
czyDili rodacy;na wiecu W 1nowr' c.
pred kilku dniaml.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16

RAW1CZ. By}y 70 letni villas
pan Fronda przyby} z Pozna~
MIA do wnukow, poszed} z rodzina
do lasku ma spacer j nagle umar} ma
=
paraliz serca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-16
SRDDA. z Landwehrvereiu

SRDDA. z Landwehrvereinu
wydalono kupca Smispiew,cza ola
tego, re jake radny miejskl przema'
vial przeciwko dekoro waniu miasta
kasy m,ejskiej W dzieh 25~letnieggo
jub,leuszu tegoz Vereinu. Pan Smis-
niewicz W og6le W tym Vereinie ME
by{ potrzebnym i tym eposobem
wskazano mu kierunek W jakim po~
powin,en.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-14

dust by way of apology for his misdeed.
He would then be told that he must go
at least so miles away and live on the
game of the jungle for the next month,
and it has been proved over and over
again that the tiger never failed to
disappear.
1t was with the knowledge and active
participation of a Governor of India,
and not more than fifteen years ago,
that the Tiger-Man was put to the
hardest test of his life. He claimed
immunity from every species of wild
beast and serpent, and he was sent into
a jungle in which three full grown
tigers had taken refuge from some
sportsmen, one of whom was the Gov
ernor. The hunt had ended at dusk.
and the Tiger-Man would have darkness
against him as he pushed his way
through the jungle. The locality was
known to be infested with cobras, and
just as the hunt was called off one OF
the party caught sight of a rogue" ele-
phant stealing through the thicket. .