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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

fitted back and tied with ribbon at the neck, all sizes, in pink, blue, red and grey; regular 65c value; special at 4oe.
 Women's Eiderdown Dressing Sacques, all wool, finished seams, half tI,.lng back and large sailor collar, trimmed with applique, colors pink, blue, red and grey. Regular $1.25 sacques; special at 98c.
 Women's Flannellette Dressing Sacques, dainty Japanese and Persian designs, light and dark grounds. In the black colors will be found some Kimona styles, while the others arc shown mostly in tight fitting sacques with large collars and fancy cuffs. Regular $1.25 value; special at 85c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Very Desirable Christmas Gifts in Waist Silks

An offering of of the newest goods of the season for this week with prices reduced onethd from the regular We believe there enough people who will appreciate the ap poprateness of these goods to make strong demand for them this week Lengths to yards in fances pads and print waps and pompadours. o9c, &C., $O0 SIPS and $1.50 yard
 Another choice line of seasonabe goods may be found in the beautiful mono silks B inches wde 7C and 09 quail ties and offered this week at 69c yard.
 Kimona print Japan silks, g inches wide $OO and SIPS quality at 89c yard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Gillette Safety RaZOrs

Recognized by Men Everywhere the Best Safety Razo Made
 If you want to give something for Christmas that he will be able get great deal of comfort and satisfaction o which will be useful to him day of the year make him present of Gillette Safety Razor outfit The cost is but $500
 There is nothing that is so ssy about as shaWng and anything that makes the task lighter appreciated heartily
 The Gillette razors insure mans face against scars or cus-essen the time required in shavingreque no honlng and accomplish best results For sale at our JeWery Department
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Dress Lengths in Fine ColorS.

Some of our choicest Wooen fabrics in all styles of plain and fancy cheviots annes serges and mohars in to 10 yard patterns offered this week at reductions of oned to one-haf off regular prices.
 you want give really desirable and practical present to some friend or to some of the doeses your family we would strongly urge you select hese-at S298 S59o. $450 $500 and up for the dress length.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

Envelope bags in black seal leather lined with moire silk, fittings include change purse, mirror, card case, silk pin cushion and black silk powder puff and bag. A beautiful Christmas gift for any lady. Price $19.50.
 Very stylish grey seal leather bags, lined with grey kid. The fittings are change purse and card case and the bag may be securely locked with key. Price $15.oo.
 Black envelope bags of seal leather, lined In grey Japanese leather; has change purse, mirror, memo cards and powder box. Price $11.oo.
 Grey alligator hand bags, leather lined, with card case. change purse and pin card. Neatly trimmed in gold plated effects, at $7.o0.
 Beautiful plum colored envelope bag made of calf skin, with three com partments and change purse and dainty pearl clasp, $7.50.
 Walrus envelope bags with strap handle, leather lined and three com partments and card case; price $5.o0
 Large assortment of hand bags and purses in walrus, seal and patent feathers. Fitted with purses, card cases and some with mirrors, leather lined and some have straps and some
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

Diamonds. Watches, Sterling Silver and an endless assortment of ewery trinkets that appeal to woman in personal direct way The jewelry store will attract more than its share of the holiday shoppers because there much as the goods themselves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

venetian handles; regular $2.5o value, at $1.75.
 Music rolls made of seal leather, with leather handle and strap, DUG.
 music rolls of alligator and walrus leather. moire and leather lined, $l.2o.
 Useful magazine holders in walrus and seal leather, moire linlngs wlth handle and leather strap, $1.75.
 Collar and cuff boxes made of seal and walrus leather, many colors, with separate collar button box at top, 7oc, $l.0o, $1.50 to $500.
 Leather photo frames. 35c, 75c and $1.25.
 Travelling sets for men, made of fine seal leather with fittings of real ebony-comb and brush, tooth and nail brushes, soap boxes and tooth powder bottle, worth $7.50; special at $6.oo.
 Silk leather card and bill book, good size, soc. :
 Combination card case, bill book ana purse, made of seal leather, $1.oo.
 seal leather cigar cases, S1.oo.
 Walrus leather cigar cases, nickel trimmed, $175.
 Snake skin cigarette cases, nickel trimmings, $1.5o.
 Enameled leather cigarette case, nickel trimmed, S1.0o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Specials in the Dressed Doll
 Department

This week our huge assortments in o5c, soc, 75o, $1.oo, SIPS and $1.5o.
 Each kind of goods consists of many different styles and sizes, all open and shut their eyes and are beautifully dressed.
 Rubber dolls in different sizes, at- tired in negro dresses, at 25c, soc, 85c, $t.o0 and SIPS.
 Fancy Japanese soldier boys, about 25 dozen, g inches tall, at 95c each.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Toys, Dolls, Games of Every Kind.

Game of tricks, at 29c.
 Game of Panic, another popular card game At oQc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Christmas Tree Ornaments.

More than twenty-five different styles, round, oblong. square. single or in strings, at soc per dozen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
In fine Kingdom of inc Dolls.

eyes fancy shoes and stockings, beau- tful quality, SIPS.
 Kestner jointed doll 19 inches long, either blondes or brunettes with eye lashes, full fluffy curled hair, patent leather shoes and fancy stockings, at $500 each. Larger sizes, same styles. $3.5o, $4.oo, $500, $500, $7.5o up to $15.0o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Sterling Silver Toilet Sets.
Gentlemen'S Fine Watches.

Gentlemens IA karat gold filled watches. 20 year guaranteed cases, jeweled American movement, $500, $500 and $1O.00.
 Gentlemens IA karat gold filled watches, Elgin or Waltham movement 20 year Hunting case, S12.50.
 Gentlemen's IA karat gold filled watches, Elgin or Waltham jeweled
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

The show Window gives you hint of the surpassng stock that carrying this Christmas Special prices this week. Come early to get the pick.
 If you cannot find what you want here, it cannot be found anywhere. We've missed nothing in preparing for Christmas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Back and Side Combs.

A very handsome assortment has Just been received, and we believe surpasses anything of the kind ever seen in the city before. Shell and amber combs, mounted with if karat gold filled designs in all the newest arisian effects. Some of them come in dainty three-piece sets. No descrip- < tion would adequately convey to your minds the beauty of this collection the only way is to see them for your self. Prices range from $1.5o, $2oo and $500 up to $500 each.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Ladies' Watches For Gifts.

Ladies' chatelaine watches, red or blue enamel, beautifully inlaid with pearl pin and watch in plush case; special at $7.50.
 Ladies' IA karat gold filled watches American movement, with monogram engraved on back, $12.5o.
 Ladies' gold filled watches, Elgin or Waltham movement. Hunting case in fancy designs, $13.50.
 Ladies' solid gold watches, Wal than or Elgin movements, the latest style cases set with diamonds, cres. cent and star designs, $42.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Special Values in Leather Bags.

A new line of seal leather bags in brown and black, that have just been bought by us at a great bargain. Have strap handles, brass trimmings and two side pockets. For sale this week at $1.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Sterling Silver Tea Sets.

Beautiful sterling silver four-piece Tea Sets, satin finished, bridal rose design, very heavy pattern, gold lined, $1b0.0o.
 Sterling silver Sugar and Cream Sets, grey finished Japanese patterns, gold lined, $xo.o0.
 Sterling silver Sugar and Cream Sets, plain polished beaded edge, $1650.
 Sterling silver Water Pitchers, plain polished effects, satin lined, $36.50 and $4300.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

movement engine turn Hunting cast $17.75.
 Gentlemen's solid gold watches, ope case, flat model, new designs, 2 jew eled Elgin movement, Arabic dia S25.00.
 Gentlemen's solid gold watches Hunting case, jeweled Elgin or Wa than movement. plain or engin turned case. S35.oo.
 The very latest styles in solid gol watches, beautiful sun ray effects i Hunting case flat model, Walthar movement, Arabic dial, 15 jewels i the movement, $64.00.
The leader., 1905-10-14
Market announcement.

On Saturday, Oct. 81, We will
be moved into our new market on
East Cherokee, where we will be
prepared to serve the people much
better than ever before. We in
yite the people of Brookhayen and
the public generally to call at our
markets; on East Cherokee and
East Monticello streets and in
spect our fresh meats. We have
made arrangements to furnish our
people with the very best stalI-fed,
native meats through the winter,
and also Western meat on special
days. Special attention given to
telephone orders and free deliy-
cry. Respectfully,
HODGES BROS.
The leader., 1905-10-14
Millinery 0penIns al the Racket Slore.


Tie millinery exhibit at the
elegant Racket pallors was Id.
keeping with the auspicious day
il every respect. The frost III
the early morning had prophesied
renewed energy aud an awaken
ing in the commercial world and
The busy day at the Racket helped
to fulfil the prediction.
There was perfect mass Of
millinery suited To every purse
and II took d critical eye indeed to
detect the cheaper grade Of milli-
merry from the most elaborate, SO
we'll had the stock been chosen
and arranged.
Mrs. Hamilton's parlors have
been lately re-fitted and q more
inviting resort for ladies cannot
be found III the city. Assistants
on the notable day were Mrs. ID.
Sartin, Miss Maud MuCalip and
Miss Ellen Cogden. Letter-hold-
ers, in artistic design, were pre-
sented as souvenirs Of the occa-
sion.
The leader., 1905-10-14
Millinery Opening a John McGrath
& Sons


Nature and art combined on
Thursday to make the day one Of
the most convivial and attractive
shat has been known IN our com.
mercial history. 10 the midst Of
music, mirth and millinery,
however, the sordid pocketbook Isl
almost forgotten on such occasions
ID the more aesthetic delights Of
the hour.
The beautiful gowns, creations
of Mrs. j. &. Gotten, made q SUI
perb exhibit; and enthusiasm
''o'er-leapt1 itself several times
during the admiring inspection Of
exquisite art exemplified both in
dress and millinery. The trim
mer, Miss Holland, seemed a part
of her deft handiwork and was so
unobtrasiye and gentle in her
manner, that she won all favor,
while her hats sold rapidly, APP
parently, as a result.
Elegant little souvenirs we're
distributed and made a charm
for my lady's chatelaine or belt
and added their daintiness to the
elegance of the occasion.
Prof. Leake's band was a de-
light to music lovers; and the day
was, pre-eminently, a social event
during which the popular firm of
John McGrath e Sons scored a
great financial success as we'll, for
their unprecedented display Of
beautiful dress goods, trimmings,
etc., together with their mill
linery, was irresistible.
The familiar faces of Misses
Ina MeRee and Jet Graham greet
ed every guest, and helped to
make each one at home" with
consequent composure, SO neces-
sary in the usual attendant excita-
ton of trying on a bonnet. =
Some of the Tommy Atkins, 4
"Napoleons, = polos, ETC., were
trying" indeed; and gave few
large, dignified ladies, more de
signed for Galnsboroughs or
Maud Mullers, = a case of nerves.
But the McGraths can't stop in
their pursuit after up-to-noW
styles and goods, for little thing
like that, and long before the day
was out every thing was nicely
adjusted with just the proper
tip all that is needed to make
present-day hats becoming, and
femininity, great and small, was
prosrrate before Dame Fashion,
regardless of previous predilec-
ton or condition. The day was
accounted brilliant success.
Messrs. Flood and Wimberly
were complimented as usual on
their artistic decorative designs,
appropriate always to the season.
Mr.. B. w. Mccormick, whose
courtesy and readiness to serve
have won patrons in his depart
tment, had taken special pride in
the beautiful dress goods he SO
deftly handles and the display was
never more elaborate and elegant.
There may be great days ahead; !;
but we are sure we have passed
one of the greatest in our history
in the line indicated.
The leader., 1905-10-14
FROM ElGAR.

The second equinoctial spell is
on again this week.
Mr. j. D. Ham, Of Salisbury,
was among our people Sunday.
It's no pelican story.
Mrs. Hattie Quin and Ida Greer
have been on the sick list recently.
Several young people from the
east spent the day last Sunday at
Edgar.
Messrs. Jim Mason and Clyde
Mason will soon have completed
their new dwelling houses.
The Richey Bros. are having to
do a big lot of ginning this sea-
son, as gins are scarce in this Sec
.tion of the country.
Hon. p. q. Jones attended JUS
tice court at Daughdrills store
last Saturday.
Jones Greer, Joseph Wooley
and Lewis Arthur all had an at
tack Of the moving fever. but it is
cooling down now. BILLY.
f. 4 s
The leader., 1905-10-14

Prof. Z. j. Monta mat, of New
Orleans, is the guest of his friend
Rev. D. q. Kelly, of Pearlhaven.
He will give a sacred violin solo
at the PearIhaVen Methodist
church tomorrow morning.
The leader., 1905-10-14

Bogue Chitto has modified her
quarantine to the extent of allow
ing her own citizens to travel by
rail and admit other railroad pas
sengers with health certificates
from non-infected points.
The leader., 1905-10-14

business over the Bfaelih4XeA
'asSl City Pass niger ANsil
eokiiaFelz Miss
The leader., 1905-10-14

Deputy Clerk Mccullough
states that the circuit court
docket for the November term
will be an unusually heavy one.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
J4trz4ce rany.

Wiele ran lub wrzod6w o.
|piera sic wszelkim lekom,
[dop6ki ~lodpowiedny srodek
mic zostanie znaleziony, do
p6ki krew ME zostanie zupe1-
|dok}adnie cczysciona i zasi-
Iona i ME wyleczy rany Tub
wrzodu W naturalny spos6b.
PAM Hromas z Weston, Neb.,
powiada: Moi MAJ mia} bar
do bolesny, ciagle jatrzacy
wrz6d ma nodze i ami lekarze
ami domowe srodki ME poma-
galy, ME przynosi}y ulgi.
Wrz6d z dnia ma dzieh sta
wal sic gorszym W >kofcu
dosz}o do tego, re MAJ moi
ME m6gl z~ajmywac sic swa
praca. Ma p, rade przyjaciela
zaczal uzywat Trinera Anne
ryka6skiego Eliksiru Corr,
kiego Wilma i z~adziwiajaca
zmiana prawie n~atychmiast
nastapi}a. Do5ry apetyt by}
~pierwszym znakiem powra-
cajacego zdrowia, a pc kr6-
tkim czasie wrz6d znikl zu-
pe1nie. ia uiywam ten pre-
parat ma oslabienie i jestem
W zupe}nofci ze skutk6w "a
dowolona." Trinera Anne
ryka6ski Eliksir Gortkiego
Wilma jest nallepszym srod
klein oczyszczenia krwi, DO
do zr6d}a s}abo6ci
- do rzo}adka. Organa tra-
wienia, kt6re % zr6d}em krwi
powr6ca do ich regularnej
ozynno1ci, cate ciaao odbier =.
pozywienie i stale sic slime ]:
- Do dostania v 4
lub u fabrykanta JOS.
1913 So. Ashland ave.
Chicago Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

hi 0 r6znych rzeczacb j mo mo
vii, 10 Cd Mich do Pilatki to
tylko try mile.
"A 1tad do Jakubowic
spyta}a Jaskowa.
- Bedzie dobre cztery
milo, ale 10 to lasy wynisz-
czyli wszedzie " taD1tej oko-
Icy, vice musza teraz tax
daleko po osinowe gonty JET,
dzic. M6wtl, ze jeszcze tn
pewno przyjedzie, DO " ia
.~kubowicach nowy dom ma
-urzad gminy stawiaja j DUO.
i'm gont6w trzeba.
Michalka ~ucieszy}a wiado-
nose Q Pi}atce, DO Q ciotce
zawsze my6la} j chowal sta
rannie ksi4zke, pc kt6rej go
poznat mia}a. A krzyzyka
ME z%dejmowa}: wiedzia] ze
matka dosta}a je pc pierw-
szej %spowiedzi j jemu kaza}a
szanowaf jak relikwie. 0 O.
puszczeniu jednak Czyzyk6w
ME my6la}; dobrze bylo mu u
mich, chot czasem stara Wa
1entowa pokrzycza}a. Lubil
|mala Kasie, Wi6nioche, a
mad wszystko lubi}- ten las
~szumi4cy, " kt6ry zna} nie-
NAL kaide drzewo, wiedzial,
gdzio wiewi6rki maj9 swoje
|dziuple, gdzie najpiekniej
zakwit}y %poziomki. Sam ME
wiedzia} czy i6t do ciotki,
ely zostat u ~gajowego. Lecz
kilka dni p6zniej, C9yzyk
wr6ci{ do domu z nova via
domo6cia.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
Zbiegly koloW1ec.

Mawiedz,ony sykaradnem skalea
cseolem " noge I. B. orner Frak-
lin Grsve. H., ) czego sic 1.-TWO
rsy} krnabrny 1rs6d, niewygojony
.prxex doktor6w i.karstwa prxea
oxtery lata.l Bucklens ma66 Ami.
kowa 60 wylecxsla. lest tel dobra
ma sparzenia, Nyr1uty sk6rne j gu
y $50. v apiece N. 3. Kowalew-
skiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

30 tam mieszka ciotka j ma
tula mi do niej i6c kazala,
jeno ME uiem, gdzie t. II
ia sam ME wiem, gdzis
to Jest. To musi bye daleko
odparl Jasiek.
Tymczasem Jasikowa po-
postawi}a ch}opcu miseczke
ziemniak6w, a ma druga NILE
ka nala}a. Gdy sic posili},
kaza}a mu sic polozyc pa Ia
vie kolo pieca DO i oni sami
do spoczynku JUL sic zabie-
rail-.
Jasiek Czyzyk byl gajo-
wynn. Mieszka} pod lasem 2
iona m}oda, matka zony ]
p6}roczna c6reczka, Kasia.
Byli to ludzie dobrzy, praco-
wici, to tel ulitowali sic mad
sierota. Nazajutrz, gdy chop
czyna mia} dalej ruszat, re-
xii mu: :
Gdziez ty p6jdzieez,
nieboraku? Toe nawet ME
wiesz, W kt5rej stronie PLAT
ka. Zosta6> u mas! Poko}y-
szesz czasem Kasie, popilnu-
'jesz krowy, 4 my sic tym-
czasem cd ludzi dowiemy,
kt6redy sic idzie do onej
Wi0ski.
Micha}ek al podskoczy} z
rado6ci. Bo choc pragna]
dosta6 sic do ciotki, ale i bal
sic puszczac " taxa daleka
|droge.
| Zostat vsiec u Czyiyk6w, a
chcac okazae ~gotowo6t do ro-
boty, pogna} zaraz Wi6nioche
do lasu, kt6rY tut ko}o cha
}upy sic rozci@gs}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
M,cha}kowa dol
(Ciag dalszy).

z ta my6la rano sic obu-
dill, ubral sic W swe jedyne
ubranie ksiazke do nabozeh-
silva matczyna owinieta "
chusteczke, otejrzala .pognai
gesi ma p%astwisko.
Ma po}udnie gesi same
pred domem. sic zjawi}y. Mi
cha}ka ME bylo. Myself, re
zasna} gdzie ma b}oniu. Ale
gdy i ku wieczorowi ME prey
szed}, Fraczek siad} ma konia
i objechal p~astwisko, zapy-
tujac po drodze ludzi i W
ko6cu z niczem do domu
wr6ci}.
- Musia{ slYszec ma wczo-
rajsze gadanie i zlak] sic BIZ
cia - rzekla iona. Ale
niechaj idzie miedzy ludzi,
naucza 90 rozumu. tn ME
by}o, co>prawda ola niego
roboty.
Michalek tymczasem u
szedi juz HAWAI- drogi cd Da-
szowa. Rankiem, w~cze6nie
gesi popas}szy, przygonli 10
pred po{udniem do wsi, a 10
ma podw6rzu jeszcze nikogo
ME bylo, puscif sic go6cih-
Gem ku lasom, ciemniej2cym
z daleka.
- Jak sic "a to lasy scho-
wan my6la} - to mnie
Fraczek ME znajdzie i bic
ME bedzie.
Ola dodania sobie odwagi
wzia} " :reke hawaii kija i
liberal no1yny, lie mu sit
starczy}o, azeby jak najpre-
dzej uciec cd zapowiedzianej
kary.
TAX zmaiemi odpoczynka-
mi szedl do wieczora. Pre-
szedi przez jeden las i
drugi przez pare }an6w pc.
la. Wreszcie, z~obaczywszy
chalupke pod lasem, skreci}
do niej, DO MI g}6d doku-
czaf j nogi strasznie go JUL
bolaty.
M}oda kobieta kreciia sic
kO}O dOmu.
Z~obaczywszy Micha}ka,
ma kt6rego pies szczekac "a
cza}, spyta}a:
49, A czego tn cheese ma
}y?
Micha}ek ma razie ME wie-1
dial, co ma movie, ale "
ko6cu wybaka}:
-. Dajcie mi kawa}ek chile
ba, bonn cd rama mic ME
jad}.
- A czyjzes ty i zkad i
dziesz?
49, z Daszowa.
-. Taxi. SWAT drogi TAXI
pedrakl No, chodz do cha}u-
ply to sic posilisz.
Michalek wszed} "a kobia-
ia do izby, " kt6rej siedzia}
ma lawie tegi chop czysz-
czac strselbe, = dalej staru-|
ska kolysa}a dziecko W ko.
lysce.
60 Patrzaj, Jasiek, jake,
gom sobio parobka znalaz}a.
M6wi, 10 cd ranka mic ME
jad}, trza 90 potywit.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

| Zesz}a jesie6 i lima: Mi
Ichalek pomaga} gospodyni "
|~domowej robocle. Ko}ysa'
Kasie, poll krowe, skroba}
kartofle, a wieczorami dar}
plerze. Nieboszczka matka
poduczyla go by}a czytat, re
zas Czyzyk zna} sic ma
wet i ma pisaniu, vice Micba-
lex PREY uim jeszcze lepiej
sic W czytanie %wprawia}.
|Czyzykowa kupi}a ch}opcu
buty i kurtke, DO ubranie,
kt6re mia{ z Daszowa, cal.
klein sic juz rozlecia}o. I
dwie koszule z d%omowego
konopnego p}6tna mu tel u
szyia. y
Nadesz}a wiosna. Micha}ek
z rado6cia pogoni} Wisnioche
do lasu, W kt6rym az pachnia-
10 cd mlodych paczk6w, ira
wy i kwiatk6w, a ptaszyny
tax swlergota}y ze W uszach
dzwoni}o. Weso}o' by}o CHOP
Gu chodzit pc tym leslie. Spie-
wal sobie i huka}, s}uchajac
odg}osu, kt6ry mt sic gzie6
" dali odzywa}. Czasem STA
da} M pniu i struga} sanki i
w6zki ola ma}ej Kasi, kt6ra
r4czki do niego wyci4ga}a,
jak tylko wraca1, i chwyta}a
2 %chciwo6cia przyniesione Ia
bawki. Powietrze le5ne s}uty-
10 sierocie. R6s} j me&nia}, 4
silly nabiera}. JUL dwie ko-
newki woody ma jarzmie PREY
ni6s}, i drew uraba}, a czujac
swa site, powtarza}.
- Ju1bym sic dis ME da}
bic J6zkowi.
Pewnego dnia Czyzyk wr6-
civ wieczorem do domu, O.
dezwal sic do ch}opca:
No, dowiedzia}em sic
nareszcie gdzie to Jest ia
twoja Pilatka, CO oniej wciaz
prawisz. Byl tn dis po gon-
ty gospodarz AZ : Jakubowic
CHOP wygadany; opowiadat
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

Okroppy Dol krzysa, boil glowy,
b6le we ~ssyrtk,eh ssiosksch
ci9gniecie "a sob2 n6g, nerwo
wo61, osiabienie- og. Inc srujae.
wanio ca1ego, org.nisma.
! Toronto, Ont. Can. Igs Mr.. rs
Wiel iCscsigodDy Nexmanie:
5 Zasylam CT serdecs1d,e n.sze
staro poIsk,e Bog sar4ac 81 le~
ksrstws kt6res Nj pszys}al j
s kt6re mnie by}o tax sk~stec.nem
5 ze obdcDie jestem cs}kien 1drdw
) Jesscze = vi serdecsne n
; TIVE wielkie star.nie i zdOlnoSt
v leczeniu mel choroby i 1vczy@4
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do Ciebie iaka badz choroba
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( bedzie mt pomocDa
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zdrowia dsngiego sycia abJ6
; b fpomoc4 cierriqcej lndzkofci
! i wydzwigiwa{ icb ch"rob tax
s jak Ee6 mn,e do sdrow,a csfkien
5 prsywr6cil.,
) Pozostaje, Zyczac ci ~szei-
: kiei pcmyslno6ci i n,vehaj Gig
s 30 eobd.rzy dobroeia
s F Flejrar, S dith Str /,
s Toronto, Ont. Cansda.
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} Nog1 opuch1iete, Bicie serca,
{ KasEel bsrdso prsykry, ls}aboiS.
( Wiel. Newmeuie: -
Me sadzilam F. pocz4tku
5 mel kuracY. he bede wetanie CT
; y zysiat list daiekuj4cy ale gdy
; oetatuie lekaretwo sko6czy{am
wtencEas PrEekona}am sie se je
5 stem wyleczon4 Z mel okropaej
; cboroby kt1ra rdtni .lgi pray /
nit6d Nawy1drowienia jul c.{-
KEN strac,}am. /
"a te wyleczen,e bede CT !
wdziec.ns p6ki Pan Bog mnie
IA tenn swiecie ,achowa. Wr.z Il
moja fam,lia skfadam CT .erdecz> )
ne dzieki i'iyczsc diu1ich lat,
Pozosta]e
PAM Salomea ogal aka,
Norwichtown, Conn. box IA !
.nARM0. s a.tte ess., ss; ;' IS.
~ jak ia chorych iecze, ME cd
vlekajc1e dnia ale piescle dzisiaj.
Reverend Newman,
I36IW, I.ete st.. Chicago, Ill
Nv zglaszaniu sic wymiehc;e
gazette Wiarus"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-08-31
Christian Endeavor Items.

The time for meeting has been
changed from $50 o'clock to ZOO.
The topic for next Sunday even
ing is 1.-THE Abundant Life: How
Get It? How Use It?" John 10, 7
10; Romans S, 1921. This meeting
will be conducted by two leaders,
Ralph Chinook and Jay Schoon-
over.
We hope to see the familiar faces
of many returning students, and we
are anxious also to welcome into
our society all the new ones who
are not associated with some Of the
other young peoples societies.
The meeting last Sunday night
was made especially interesting by
the leader, Miss Elinor Burnett,
who told something of Christian
Endeavor mission work in the jail
at Madison, impressing upon her
listeners the fact that real success
in any Christian Endeavor society
is determined by it's missionary
spirit.