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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-09-16
A Paying Investment.

Mr.. John White, of 3S Highland
Ave, Houlton, Maine, says ::
"Have been troubled with cough
every winter and spring Last
winter I tried many advertised
remedies, but the cough continued
until I bought a Soc. bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery; before that
was half gone. This winter the
same happy result has followed ;
a few doses once more banished
the annual cough. [ am now con.
vinced that DR.. Kings New Dis
covery is the best of all cough and
lung rededies. Sold under guar
antee at all Druggists. SOC. and
$1.OO. Trial bottle free,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-09-16
STATESvILLE AND IREDELL COUNTY.
The Sick and the Dead. Trouble Oyer a
Road Matter Settled.
Statesville Landmark. Sept. 8.

Statesville Landmark. Sept 8.
The county commissioners were
in session yesterday. The main
business of the meeting was road
matters. Testimony in a r ad
case in which J. NJ. Clark was
plaintiff, and Cyrus Roseman was
defendant, brought a cloud of
witnesses from the neighborhood
in Fallstown. Both sides were
represented by counsel. The case
was decided in favor of Roseman.
Mrs. Marn Sanchez Mott, "lfe
of Marshall L. Mott, died Friday
evening about 5 o'clock in hos
pital in Winston. The remains
were brought to Statesville Satur-
day, arriving about l o'clock p.
M, and were taken to the Episco-
pal church, where the funeral ser
vic S were conducted at 4 O'Clock
by Rev. Harris Mallinckrodt, of
Charlotte.
Mrs Lula McNeely, wife of Rob-
ert Y. McNeely, died last night at
II o'clock at her home on Drake
street. She had been i'll for some
weeks but her condition was not
cons dered dangerous and death
was quite unexpected. The flu
neral arrangements will not be
made until a q brother in Texas is
heard from Mrs. McNeely was
about 35 years old and is survived
by her husband and four children
Miss Mary Turner, who under
went an operation at the sanato-
rum some days ago, has returned
to her home on Davie avenue and
is rapidly recovering. Miss Eu-
lalia Turner, who has been here
with her sister, went to Thomas
vile yesterday but will return
here Thursday.
Carl L. Matheson. now of Tay-
lorsville, spent several days III
town last week. Mr.. Matheson
was long a sufferer from diseased
limb, which was amputated, and
his friends will be gratified to learn
that he is now strong and we'll.
Barring the loss of the limb he is
physically in better condition thar
he has been for years.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-09-16
Alleged SWindIer Arrested,

Frederick A. Salamon, who
claims to be a broker, was arrest
ed today on complaint of James
Henry Bryan, of Knoxville,
Tenn, who charges that Salamon
swindled him out of the title to
$55, 900 worth of lumber lands ID
Marion, S. G. Salamon was ar.
ested in the offices of W. 3 Ellis
& Co., lumber dealers, after Bryan
had identified a picture in the
rcgues' gallery as that of the al.
legged broker.-New York dis
Jatch.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-09-16
CONCORD AND CABARRUS COUNTY.
Or. Rogers Has Narrow Escape from
Drowning. dwelling Postponed.

Concord Times, Sept. 9Th.
G. P. Sossaman, of No. 10 town.
ship died last Saturday morning
after only few days illness of ty-
phoid fever. Mr.. Sossaman was
IS years of age, and leaves his
wife, four sons and three daugh-
ters. The body was inferred Sun
day at Chaney's Hill, the services
being conducted by Rev. G. Davis.
Jesse Earnhardt, Of No. 4 town.
ship, will return home next Friday
from a six months absence III
Mississippi, whore he has been
visiting and doing evangelistic
work. He expected to go to Tex
as before returning to Concord,
but was impelled to come home
by an attack of malaria.
On account of the rainy weather
the unwilling of the monument to
DR.. G. H. Barnhardt by the Wood
men of the World, which was to
have taken place at Mt. Ulla last
Sunday, has been postponed till a
later date.
DR.. Frank o. Rogers had mar
row escape from drowning in Cold
Water creek near W. D. Faggart s
last Sunday morning about II
O'Clock. He was on his way to
Mr.. Faggart's on professional
visit. The creek was up, and when
he drove in down the high banks,
the horse began at once to swim.
DR.. Rogers jumped out on a sand
bar near by. The buggy turned
over on it's side, thus preventing
the horse from swimming. DR..
R gers went to his aid, and loosen
ed the traces, 50 that the horse
could extricate himself, which he
did and swan across to the other
side. The banks there were SO
steep that he got out with much
difficulty Dr. Rogers took refuge
in tree in the stream, but was
soon aided in getting out by Mr..
Faggart, who came to his rescue.
The buggy was gotten out and
brought to town yesterday in good
condition. It was a narrow es-
cape, but there was no damage or
injury except a severe wetting for
DR.. Rogers.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-09-16
LEXINGTON AND DAVIDSON COUNTY,
Senotor OTsrman to Speak. A Story on a
Salisbury Horse Trader.
Lexington Dispatch, Sept. 8

Lexington Dispatch, Sept 8.
Senator L. S. Overman will be
IN Lexington on the Goth, and
will address the democratic hosts
assembled IN their county conven-
tion.
! Monday was Sc for the trial of
case against J. A. Cecil and Ev-
erett Kennedy. Of High Point,
brought by Lester Davis, who
charges false pretense. The case
was postponed till the 18th Oh
account Of the sickness of Cecil.
1t is stated that Cecil stopped
payment on a check of $3.50, aud
1t is stated in the warrant that he
claimed to have money owing to
him and in the bank but did not
have it.
A Salisbury horse trader, en-
route to Winston, with 8 lot of
"plug' horses, is said to have
"doped' one of the animals at
Reedy creek one day last week, to
keep it in "shape" but evidently
he overloaded the poor beast, fer
by the time he got as far as DR..
Lee Hills, IL Arcadia, the ami
NAL was far gone, and unceremo-
niously laid down and turned his
heels up to the skies.
1t is reported in Lexinston that
II. Clay Grubb and a party OF
f--;o.fus met up with Henry Charles
and a friend the former being in
an automobile and the latter in
buggy; and that Grubh pulled
Charles out of his buggy and beat
him severely, so severely, in fact
that he had to take to his bed.
The thought that the watermel-
on season is near Its close brings
unspeakable sadness to the hearts
of those gay citizens who value
the festive melon at it's true worth
and who have eaten from one to
six every day since the first load
came to town. The melons since
the flood have not been SO good.
The time O. year for them to quit
coming to town is near at hand.
OF course one will be found in the
crab grass here and there until
after frost, but nobody will see
such but the man who finds 'em.
"The man who puts up 5 gallons
of good brandy in small, 5-cept
drink bottles, said citizen, and
forar years from now clrculates
among the freemen of this country
and gives them a bottle each, can
carry this county for governor
without hitch. He would be
supreme.
"Have you married anybody
lately? asked the reporter OF a
leading clergyman. No." said
he, "there is at present a dearth
of weddings in this part of the
moral vineyard - Cupid must
have quit the job. He is off on
his vacation.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-09-16
It's a pity when sick ones drug

It's pity when sick ones drug
the stomach or stimulate the
Heart and Kidneys. That is all
wrongl A weak Stomach, means
weak Stomach nerves, always.
And this is also true of the Heart
and Kidneys. The weak nerves
are instead crying out for help.
This explains why DR., Shoop's
Restorative is promptly helping
Stomach, Heart and Kidney all
ments. The Restorative reaches
out for the actua. cause of these
ailments - the failing 'inside
nerves.. Anyway test the Restor-
alive 48 hours. 1t won't cure 80
soon as that, but you will surely
know that help is coming. Sold
by Cornelison & Cook.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-09-16

spite. the protests of some of the
so-called big bankers, that the big
banks were first to resort to this
device. As they had all the re-
serve funds of the smaller banks
in their vaults, the latter were
compelled to follow their example.
And yet it is the big bankers of
the great commercial centers who
have the iron-clad nerve to de-
clare that a system by which all
bank deposits are guaranteed will
benefit what they call the weak
banks at the expense of the strong
ones.
THE ISSUE JOINED.
And for once in this instance
there can be no evasion Of party
responsibility, no confusion as to
which party stands squarely upon
this issue. The Republican con-
vention declared in favor of pos
tai savings banks, the Democratic
convention pronounced in favor
of postal saving banks only in
the event that the plan for the
guaranty of deposits could not be
put in effect. Mr., Taft has de-
nounced the Democratic plan, 1t
is..not material that the state of
Kansas, through its Republican
convention has dc clared in favor
of it; that means only that
Kansas Republicans have repudi'
ated their national platform and
their national nominee. 1t will
not relieve the Republican party
of responsibility of aptagonism
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-09-16
OFFICERS OF ELECTION.
Registrars and Judges Appointed to Act II
This County.

has appointed the following regis
trars and judges to serve at the
November election:
Salisbury-North Ward:
M. A. Shank, registrar; M. G.
Quinn. J. W. G. Kluttz, judges.
South Ward-L. Ed. Heilig.
registrar; D. L. Sides, G. E. Mills,
judges.
East Ward-T. J. Rabe, regis
trar; Henry Rufty and J. M.
Summers, judges.
West Ward-J. T. Rabe, regis
trar; W. 7. Rainsy, E. H. Bean,
judges.
Cleveland Arthur D. Davis,
registrar; Dan B. Rosebro and J.
L. Barber, judges.
Gold Hill-Jown W. Jenkins,
registrar; W. Love Shaver and W.
II. Martin. judges.
Morgan-John A. Miller, regis
trar; Joseph W. Miller and John
E. Hodges, judges.
China Grove-G. G.. Blackwell
der, registrar; J. f. Siferd and
Jacob Bostian, judges.
Landis-O, L. Linn, registrar !;
c. G. Deal and A. M. Corral,
judges, ~. +
Bostian x Roads-N. White Me.
mus, registrar; Milo Kluttz and
Ira Kluttz, judges.
Heilig's Mill-Henry Canup,
registrar; W. Pat Sloop and P. A..
Peeler, judges.
Franklin-V. P. Lentz, Regis
trar; VIM. Kester and W. M. Sapp,
judges.
Granite Quarry-John H.A, Ly-
erly, registrar; S. K. Wiley aud
Robert Brown, judges.
Bernhardt's Milo, A. Hols-
houser, registrar; J. W. Peeler
and A. W. Mill r, judges.
Scotch Irish - w. A. Steele,
resiatrar; Frank Bryan and V. L,
Steele, judges.
Unity-N, N. Flemming, regis
trar; Geo. B. Wetmorp, S. F. Laz-
enby, judges.
Steele-J,e S. Hall, registrar
J. Lippard and Henry O.. Deal,
judges.
Grants Creek-Paul A. D. Peel.
er, registrar; L. M. Safrit and J.
Y. Yost, judges.
Boat's Mill-Lock Lingle, regis.
trar; James B. Lingle and H. A.
Bost, Judges,
Spencer-John r. Cruise, regis
trar; B. o. Blalock, J. P. Crowell,
judges.
East Spencer-C. E. Fesperman
registrar; G. H. Graeber, J. R.
KIuttz, judges.
Enocbville- S. Joe Deal, regis
trar; J. M. FUR, S. M. Sloop,
judges.
Bradshaw-DeWitt Patterson,
registrar; VIM. Jamison and W.
E. Deal, judges.
Halter Shop - Julius Peeler
registrar; Irving Poole, G. Frlck
judges.
Rowan Academy-Lewls Lyerly
registrar; Boyden G. Trexler an6
Geo. F. Frick, judges.
Mt. Ulla-Carl Sheriff., regis
trar; Whit D. Graham and T. M
Young, judges.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-09-16

A clever, popular Candy Cold
Cure Tablet-called Preventlcs-
is being dispensed by druggists
everywhere. In few hours, Pre-
ventics are said to break any cold
completely. And Preventlcs,
being SO safe and toothsome, are
very fine for children. No Quinine,
no laxative, nothing harsh nor sick
ening. Box of 48-25c. Sold by
Cornelison & Cook.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-09-16

Continued on last page.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-09-16
A Warm Definition of Politics.

Colonel Walter Henry, who can
make the Kings English thrill q
tombstone in deserted grave yard, /,
said once upon a time that there
was nothing this side of hell, or
the other side of hell. or in hell,
as dirty and damnable as the
pool of politics, and you may
find today ten thousand victims
who will say that it is true: In
business; in the social swim; in
the church affairs-the man who
wins success must 60 prepared to
walk belly deep in filth and slime
thrown at him by those who are
envlous and jealous.-Everything.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16
Uczmy dziect nasze czyta6
pisa6 Il movie pc p0lsku!
nie@przeSlado
wanna POlak6W.

Prey rozprawach W par
lamencie- niemieckim pre-
m6wi} W tych dniach pose}
polski~ dr.: Skarzy6ski, mniej
wiecej tax:
Przy rozpoczynajacej sic
novel sesyi parlamentu il
wazam "a potrzebne wyjaSnit
stosunek Polak6w do rzeszy
niemieckiei. Znany professor
Delbruck powiedziaf W, pre-:
dmowie do pewne ksiazecz-
XII politycznej, ze W irazie cof-
niecia, pro;ekt6w przeciw
polskich, Polacy powinni
cofna6 protest za}ozony W r.
1870 przeciw wcieleniu Poz-
na6skiego do pa6stwa= nie~
mieckiego. D..
Protest ten jedna kowoz
ME wypiynaf z nieprzyjaz-:
nych ola narodu niemiec'
kiego uczuc. Protest ten "a
}ozono ola tego, re ME przY'
znawano nam praw " kon-
gresie wiede6skim uroczy6cie
nam przyznanych. Kr6l pru-
ski Fryderyk Wilhelm W
pismie z dnia Is maja 1916
r. tax sic odezwa} do snas:
Jestescie wcieleni do mel
monarchii i. ME potrzebuje~.
Gle sic .zapiera6 swej narodo-
wosci. I wy tposiadacie Oh
czyzne j 1nacie mole zapew-
nienie ~poszanowania wasze-
go przywiazania do niej. Po-
tenn nastepuje ~zapewnienie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

kupc6w, rzerriesfnik6w, 70
botnik6w, stanoWiiasyc;a razem:
oko}o 4 milion6w,s ma bye
niebezpieczehstwemaadla re-
szY niemieckiej?aW VITO wyani
sami ME wierzycie.
A jak sic pprrzedstaWgyila, spra-
wa polska pa tie ) st6sqnk6w
miedzynarodkoW1Ych, RpolitJyki[ !.
zagranicznej? kanelerz Blu.
low zapeswniie przypus sc J.,
ze przyjdzie kiedys dp star.
cha miedzyj : 4 german.
skim, a vice miedzy :R; olsya
a Prusami. Jezeli TAX: to "a
chodza tylko dwie mozliwo-
Sci: albo Niemcy, albo S}o-
wianie zwycieza, trzecia
m%ozliwoscia mogloby bye
zgodne pozycie Niemc6w z
S}owianami.=
Cay :wobec' tego madra
Jest pruska polityka gwa}tu?
Przeszkadzaiaby ona " ra-
zie zwyciestwa:4 !" Niemc6w
j zabrania wiekszych>aol bsza-
row slow,a6skich tylkosw :po-
zyskaniu sobie umys}6w "a
chodnich Sfowian.
Gdyby. zas Rosyanie. ivy
ciezyli, to pchsniz==.zadza 7em I
sty "a krzywdy %Slowianom
wyrzadzone, zabraliby wssy-
stko al po 0dre. Jezeli Rad
ME chc6 teglo;, MECH sic ma
mysli d6brze i zawr6ci sic z
niebezpiecznej drogi.
Cokolwiek sic W przysz}o'
Sci stanie;. polityke pruska
nalezy uwazac jake zgruntu
fa }szywa, .a:::owe strachy Q
polskiem niebezpieczehstwie
rozp1ywaja sic jak bank my
diane. ..-.
:|Trzeba tn apelowa6 do ca
{ych Niemiiec Mech Rzesza
broni r6wnouprawnienia oby-
watelskiego :: dla wszyst-
kich bez r6anicy naro-
d3wosci.; Mech 7tarcz jej
bedzie czysta sd xusta wami
wY~jatkowemi:::! RSieP zamr am Z:
Mech bedziel 9}gtoj%: Pokoju
take ola Po1ak6w ] S}owian
- ku wlasnemu5 pozytkowi i
tomorrow. Tenn zyczeniem
ko6cze ~przem6wienie mole.
TZywe oklaskinfina 4awach
polskich. + 3: -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

do wiele, kiedy prayjdzie
czas w}a6ciwy; tymczasem
MECH mic ME m6wi, ale spo-
.kojnie, pc cichu PRAGUE tam,
gdzie sic przyie}a i MECH
stara sic koniecznie 0 sw6j
w}asny zarzad, DO znieche.
cony do piracy wsp6lnej z
:nieorgam zowanym o g6lem
.Wydzia} Wykonawcw mic
wiecei ola niejszrebic ME mo-:
70. Mech sic osady fedora
W tel sprawia re SODA
p~orozumieja.
:. X r. ztuczko. C.S..C.,
I.Sekretarz Wydz. Wyk.
HID. II 1908. ILL.,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

~ 01Ns'V "AS1
le i szkole.
Mo6ci Panowie! Jak wy
gladaja to kr6lewskie obiet-
nice wobec grawdy, jak nie-
wolnicy. Coraz wieksze wi
|dzimy zdziczenie politycz;
nych obyczaj6w tax pc stro-
ME Prus, jak Rosyi. (Slusz-
ME! wolaja Polacy). z wszy-
stkich trzech monarch6w,
tylko jeden eesarz austryac-
XII, Franciszv,kz J6zef, do.
dis obietnicy, kt6-
ra da} jego przodek. A TO.
ME wychodzi ma zle AMI je
go -mocarstwu, ami jego co.
dzinie.
W roku 1870 protestowa-
li6my jedynie tylko ola :tego,:
ze prey wcieleniu mas do:
rzeszy niemieckiej pominie:
to zupe}nie ustepy traktatu
].wiedehskiego mas dotycza,
CO.: !; \ ~ :.
M. Panowie! Dosy6 wy
laliSmy krwi przy. *.z ;ts,i t:l
czeniu Niemiec, spodziewa'
my sic przeto, re W tenn
wielkiem pa6stwie, niemiec::.
Ekiem nasze prawa narodowe
Ebeda dostatecznie szanowa::
ne j zas1aniane. Ola togo
tel 49, mimo naszego protes-
tn - .wstapilismy do parla-
mentu i bierzemy udzia{ W
jego obradach.
Wynika z togo, re protest
Item ME tworzy przedzia}u
miedzy Polakami i Niemca~
mi W tel mierze, jak sic
zdaje prof. Gelbruckowi.
Protestowi temu przypisu-
jenny "a to wielkie zpaczenie
polityczne, DO jest':on uro'
czystym profession .przeciw
gwa4townej, wynaradawiaja-
cej polityce pruskiej.
My prawa nasze opieramy
jednakowoz IA szerszej pod
stawile, ma podstawie> konie:
c,znych praw ludzkoSci. BRA
wso ma lawach polskich)
Ma Mich. opierac sic dis
musimy tenn wiecei. skoro
Ew1a6nie temu :prawu, jak ma
posmiechowisko: systemowi
pruskiemu, zawdziecza stron-
nictwo nasze W parlamen-
Gle 5ciu nowych pos}6w 2
G6rn. Slaska, a vice powie.
kszenie swoje o 20 procent
naszego plzy-
rodzonego prawa do bytu
narodowego ~wprowadzi}o
Rad pruski i ca}y jego sys-
tenn pruski ma bezdroza, kt6-
re prowadzic ME moga do
cel6w dobrych, lecz do gwa}-
tow, kt6re koronuje teraz W
sejmle .Wnlosek<: O. WyW1a--
szczenie, aw p~arlamencie
PREY ustawie. @ zebraniaohS
7, zakazujacy obrad W jezy-
ku polskim. Wymy6lono o.
we szumnie brzmiacefrazesy
o wielkopolskiej dzialalnos-
ri, 0 oderwaniu siesyod pan
silva pruskiego, frazes 0 pol
skiem niebezpiecze6stwie,
wreszcie ja1owy frazes, re
sprawl polska jest ::najwaz-
niejsza sprawa tax wewnetrz-
nej, jak zeW netrznej politcki
pruskiej i niemieckiej. Pod
zaslona tych frazes6w roz
poczeto 'krzywdzenie naszej
narodowosci -: bez wszel-
kiej why z$naszej strony.
A naigOrsze przeciw*nam DO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

DOAUlH M1llu.
Szarlatan i Magik - Reda-
ktorem!
slyszeli6my tn W Stanach
o r66nych ubocznych zawo-
dach- redaktor6w polskich.,..
ale 0, redaktorze kt6ryby by}
szarlatanem i magikiem, do
tad .zapewne Mkt 2 mas ME
s}yszaA -:
i Ny :Polacy many tn W
:.Stanach .malo takich ugeniu.
sz6w,H q obowiazkiem ma
Sym jest nwielkie talenta''
:czyli tax zwane ,,ukryte pc
r}y" 20 s%kromnego ich u
krycia wydobywa6!
Spe}niam vice moi obywa-
te~lskiobawiazek i odkrywam
Pol,nii, jedne ukryta TAXA
,,per}e", -skromna jak nfio-
lei" a jest MIA niejaki p.
Amborski ~wydawca, wlasci.
c,iel j redaktor Nowin ,,Du-
|lutckich!:" .:.
yGeniusz ten pr6cz sztuki
p%op!rawnego pisania i bicycle:
|go: czytania, wyposazo-
Enym zostaf przez =: mature
:wszystkimi ~wiadomosciami!
Czegoz on ME umie? Me
WIEN czy jest jaka .nauka
pod s}o6cem kt6rej by. ten
ngeniusz" ME posiad}! OF po-:
s1uchajcie: po}yka on noze,
leje sobie W: gard}o goraca
smole, wystrzeliwuje: q pisto.
let6w asy, wyciaga .*sobie z
brzucha kolorowe papiery,
przebija kaleczy sic 'ozami,
tlucze ma proch zegarki, wy
najduje W cudzych kieszer
mach dolary, ~wywo}uje du~
chy,: wypedza diably. zama.
via choroby, era: ma wszystko
jednym pal:
Gem, nssladuje geba glossy
wszystkich zwierzqt,a m6wi
brzuchem, wynachodzi rome
lekarstwa, leczy ludzi, wyna-
laz} karty t%ajemnicze kt6re
wszystko odgaduja, .przepo-
wiada przyszlo6e, wr6zy z
fasoli, grochu, wegla, re Sill
ny, za}ozy} %kompanie ,,Salu-
tary" j National Distribiu-
ting" 80, a " ko6cu drukuje,
wydaje j, redaguje tygodnik
,,Nowiny Duluckie"
Zdaje mi sic ze jak ma
jedna osobe to dosyc wiado-
mo6ci Amborski -posieda?
:Zupelnie otwarcie powie-
:sdtz1'ec. m'ozemy, ze navel ,Ra-
sbinooff, wydawca tylu polskich
:ggazet wszystkich ty!ch wiado-
mmoo6ci ME posiadaf, a 0 in
.nych redaktorach Wydaw-
each naszych gazet to nawet
i w%spominac ME warto . =. ,
DO laden 2 Mich Amborskie-
mu ME sprosta!
Me majac pod reka xii
sly" by podobizne tego ,ge-
niuszae przekazac potion
no6ci zadowolni6 sic mu-
sze skre6leniem kr6tliej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-16

.magika - redaktora," VIE
dzac z cory, ze wszystkie re-
dakcye pismpols Acknowledges
ne mu beda "a odkrycie to-
go ,,skromnego .fiolka." ~!
Ot6z pred kilku laty
przyby} Amborski tn do
Duluth. - ,Znajac swoje
zdolnosci, a chcac. zy6 .cu~
dzym .skosztem", wzgardzi&
on ,,lopata, czekanem:i pra-
ca ma doku," a oddai sic
czyli: nposwiecil" wyzszym
sztukom: Rozpoczaf: wiec
,,wrozye i pokazywat ma
giczne sztuki"! Roper toar
jego wkr6tce sic wyszerpa},
mike przesta}y p}ynac do
jego kies zeni, trzeba vice
by}o chwycic sic czego inne-
go! Lecz cd czegoz ugeniusz"
Amborskiego? z ,,magika" W
kilka tygodni yprzedzierz-
gna}" sic Amborski W ,,dok-
tora"!! Rozrzucif vice pred
ko6cio}ami kartki, We De-
ktor starokrajski >Amborski
leczy wszystkie :choroby sku-
tecznie: i operuje bez noza
j. bez !b6lu"N !*s.4;H;1 1866 =:
Pc #takiem ogloszeniu roz'
poczela sic wedr6wka cho
rych do ,Doktora Ambor::-
skiego", a dolarki p}yne1y do
kieszeni tego ,,geniusza"!
Metoda kt6r ej vdoktor
Ambo,ski" PREY leczeniu sic
trzymaf,. powinna bye wska-
z6wka ola niejednego osiwia-
lego eskulapa, a 6mia{o
nawet twierdzi6 moge, ze
Amborski pod wzgledem
,,dyagnozy" wyprzedzi1 me-
dycyne o Gale s%tulecie! Kaz-
da choroba, wedle teoryi
,,doktora Amborskiego," ma
przyczyne W uz}ych duchach''
kt6re nieproszone przez r6z-
ne otwory cia}a ludzkiego,
w}aza W organizm ;%powoduja
tam ~b6le! Jemu tez j kura-
eva .czyli spos6b leczenia,
winien odpowiadac *tej dya-
gnozie!- Leczenia dckonywa1
Amborski W ten -spos6b, re
chora izbola1a Geese organic
mu, ugniata}, szczypal j bill
kulakami, a chcac przyspie-
szy6 ucicczke ,z}ego ducha",
mrucza{ pod nosem rome
zaklecia! Juz sauna nazwa
,,ziy duch", ~naprowadza.-na
to, ze duchy to musza bye
uparte, temu tez i Ambor-
skiemu ME wholly sic ope-
racye, a gdy nadto Amborski
kilku osobom leczacym sic
u niego ma boil zeb6w, po-
nabija} twarze do togo stop
MIA, re to wYgladaiy jak
pelne ksiezyce...., przeto
nieszcze6liwe to operacye
zepsu}y mu reputacye i oglo-
szono go "a ,,szarlatanas!!
Rezultatem tel ,;ludzkiej
niewdziecznosci" by1o
przerzucenie sieAmborskiego
"a nova ga}az zarobkul
Pewnege upieknego poranku"
polawia sic W rozmaitych
polskich gazetach anons, re
,,zalozona " Duluth Salutary
Co., Wynalaz1a cudowne le-
karstWo, ktore leczy wtzelkie
chorcby!a Wkr6tce potem,
rojawia sic " gazetach pol-
skich anons, nze potrzeba
agent6w ma stala place, q