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Getting Rid of Winged Trout Killers.

Last season kingfshers stole more
trout from Mr.. Caleb j. Lubbock's
private pond on Cranberry Creek, says
q Scranton Penn. letter to the New
York Sun, than Mr.. Lubbock and his
guests caught with hook and line. The
birds nested in the banks along the
stream, and when the spring broods
became full grown they were a perfect
pest in the trout pond. They alighted
on trees and fences before they dived,
and they invariably few out of the
water with good-sized trout. Mr..
Lubbock shot a few, but that didn't
scare the rest away. Then he hired
man to patrol the pond with q double
barrelled shotgun. The kingfshers
were cunning, and they darted into
the pond and caught trout the moment
the mans back was turned. He shot
five in thirty days, but scores remained
in the neighborhood, and Mr.. Lub-
book removed him and set steel traps
on top of the fences. Ina month only
three kingfshers were caught in the
traps and the robbery of the trout con-
tinued. .-'
In the fall Mr. Lubbock made up
his mind not to be pestered with king
fishers this season, 80 he removed all
the fences and trees for quite dis
tance around the pond, chopping the
trees so close to the ground that no
stump was left for the birds to alight
on. As soon as the frost left tho
ground, Mr.. Lubbock set three hollow
posts, five feet high, on each side of
the pond. The kingfshers hsd not ar
rived yet, but he expected them every
day, and the posts were the only
perches they would find to dive from
into the trout pond, when they reached
there for the summer. Then he got
six horse pistols with hair triggers,
loaded them with No. 12 shot, and
placed one in each post, with the muz-
zle pointing upward. A piece Of silk
gut was then stretched from the trig-
ger to rim and spring on top of the
post. in such way that the weight of
q kingfsher on the rim would fire of
the pistol .. -.
Two days afterward several king
fishers appeared in the creek. Mr..
Lubbock noted their arrival, and in q
few minutes he saw one of them settle
down on post preparatory to diving
into the trout pond. It had no sooner
.alighted than the hidden pistol went
off, and instantly the air above the
post was filed with feathers, claws,
wings and bits of flesh. The charge
had blown the kingfsher to atoms, and
during the day three others met death
in the same way. So far not single
kingfsher has got into Mr.. Lubbock's g
pond this season, and the owner is
satisfied that he has got the best ofthe
winged trout thieves.
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FASHION NOTES.

Lace frills for the neck are quite
popular.
Narrow-pointed toes are still favored
by fashionable women. 8
A French combination is wster-cress
green and turquois blue.
There is a new rose, very exquisite
blending of pink and white, called Gu
pid.
Fur shoulder capes will be more or
less evening wraps throughout the sum-
mer.
Chinese lanterns OF gold in exquisite
miniature are something new in ear
rings.
Considerable that is absurd and ridic-
ulous is put forth as tie 'tfashion OF
$780,"
Soon the loving cup will be so "com-
mon" the sentiment of the article will
be lost.
In these days of SO much fancy sta
tionery, plain white is the most dis
tinguished.
French dotted Swiss, with tinted de-
signs, is one of the dainty fabrics for
summer gowns. ..
Mahogany, ox-blood, andthe medium
and dark browns head the list of stylish
shades of street gloves.
Skirts and bodices are outlined with
narrow passementerie, velvet pipings,
and pearl and crystal beads.
Brides this season have received Or
namental lamps as presents to an ex-
tent heretofore imagined impossible.
Fichus of crepon, in white, pale,
pink, blue, and lavender, made very
full and to hang below the waist, are
worn in profusion.
It is said that continual bathing of
the face in hot water-not warm-at
night will tend to remove wrinkles,
and eradicate blackheads.
Sleeves are running to extremes, and
the wider they are, and the farther
they can project out from the shoulders,
DSIUC1 GAC hCi1 S1 oSCAAlo W. 3AfhS 49,
Fish net, gilded, or dyed to match
the colorings of an apartment, is new
departure in house decorations, but it
is one that produces very good results
in draperies.
A toque of gilt gauze has its crown
entirely covered with small shells OF q
pinkish tint laid close together. Ontte
left side there is large dragon-fy and
at the back pale pink tip set up very
high.
Broadcloths are particularly strik-
ing, their fine quality and beautiful
color schemes causing them to take
first choice among the fabrics that are
used for handsome street and carriage
costumes this season.
A new or rather revived fashion for
trimming is the half-circular folds and
rows of narrow lace on the front of the
dress-skirt. A handsome house-dress,
with train, has the front covered for
half it's length with these folds and lace,
the ends finished with ribbon-bows
The remainder of the skirt is perfectly
plain. ~ $500.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
atiye; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation;
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs ia for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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IRON VISITING CARDS.

Speaking of stationery reminds me
that from Berlin came the command
that a new fashion in visiting cards be
adopted. When "my lady" now calls
ct the home of q friend who happens
to be absent from her home she leaves
a. card of iron, which is now considered
more elegant and more chic than the
usual ones. This metallic card is of a
dead black, on which the name is
written in silver, and are SO thin that
they can be packed into the card case
in double the numbers of ordinary
cards. st. Louis Republic.
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TIE COLONIAL DANES.

A society has just been incorporated
in this city called "1he Colonial Danes
of the State of New York" A number
OF the descendants of old Colonial fami.
lies have felt interested in the National
movement which has joined together
separate State societies of Colonial
danes into representative whole, with
governing board in Washington.
New York not being represented among
the number, this new society has been
incorporated for the purpose of join.
ing the National organization, which
has already accorded it warm welcome.
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland, the District of Columbia,
Virginia, North and South Carolina,
with Rhode Island, are now numbered
among those forming part of. the Ma
tional society, of which Mrs. Coleman
is President and Miss Dickinson, of New
Jersey, Secretary. Massachusetts, has
organized, and numbers among her
Colonial Danes some of the most promi.
nent women of the State. .. Connecticut
is also coming into the league of the
thirteen original States represented by
members of noted historic families.
The ladies inaugurating the New York
State Society are animated with earnest
desire to maintain the principles of the
constitution of the National Society,
which they have adopted, and which
pledges them to the promotion OF
patriotic interests. They have an Ad-
visory Board of gentlemen prominent
in the historic associations OF this city,
who have been interested in aiding to
pilot the movement. The object of the
society is the collection and preserve
ton of relics and the materials OF his
tory and the promotion OF patriotic
feeling. g.-New York Posi-. :
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The Travelling Of Roots.

Nature gives curious instance of
the travelling of roots. While coun-
try house was being demolished it was
noticed that large quantities of vege-
table fiber adhered to parts of some of
the walls. Further scrutiny revealed
the fact that the root of a wistaria had
entered the dining room by small
chink of the window near the ceiling,
and on removing the paper from the
walls the whole of the plaster around
the room was found to be covered with
a fine net work of rootlets. The most
singular part of the, discovery was that
not trace of the 'intruding growth
was visible on the paper inside the
room, which had been constantly in
habited. Chicago Record. -,
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Dangerous Game.

Ralph J. de Mayne, the English
hunter, of big game in Africa, when in
San Francisco recently on his way home
from India said that he thought the
American grizzly and an infuriated ele-
plant were more dangerous than o
lion, but that the charge Of rhinoc.
eros was the most dangerous of all
Chicago Times. ;...
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great teacher OF music, as even ihs
phonographic echo of the piano, Of
singing, or of orchestral work will be
sufficient to furnish pupils with pre-
else models. In the third place, It
offers means for solving tone prob
lens too delicate for the powers OF
the human ear, and heretofore beyond
solution. ,.6at
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Clarence Smith, private secretary to
Collector Hendricks, of the Port OF
New York, proposes to organize a
society to be composed of men who are
or have been conspicuous as private
secretaries to leading officials of the
Government. Among those who have
been asked to join are Secretary o,
War Lamont and General Horace
Porter.
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London devours every year 100000
oxen, 100000 sheep, 100000 calves,
100000 hogs, fowls innumerable and
$500, 900 gallons of milk.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-06-07

The latest record-breaking time be
tween Bombay, India, and London Il
thirteen days.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-06-07

No man can join the Chinese army
unless he can jump ditch Six feet
wide. -. ~
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| Halls Catarrh Cure is liquid and is taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system: Write TOR tes.
timonials. free. Manufactured by
J CHESRY & Co., Toledo, o.
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Blood will tell, even in an orange,
and many say the cardinal" ones are
the best, ~ Rt7
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! Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup is q Positive
cure for Group. 25 cents at druggists.
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The Davis Hand Cream Separator and
- Feed Cooker Combined. =. II
machine has an attachment which, when the bowl
has been taken out Is dropped into the Separatorso
tha. belt can run to the ehyrn. Write for iuI!hsr
particulars. Davis Rarkin bidS: and Mhg..
Manufacture all kinds Of Creamery Machinery and
Dairy Supplies (Agents wanted in every eountyJ
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Beecham's Pills instead Of sloshy minera
waters Beecham's-no others. rs cts. box
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Flower

Eight doctors treated me for Heart
Disease and ole for Rheumatism,
but did me ng good. I could not
speak aloud. Everything that I took
into the Stomrch distressed me. I
could not sleep. I had taken all
kinds of medicines. Through a
neighbor got one Of your books.
! I procured bottle of Green's Aug
ust Flower and tookit. I am to-day
stout, hearty and strong and enjoy
the best of health. August Flower
saved mylife andgaveme my health.
Mrs. Sarah J Cox. Defiance, 0. g
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MRS. M11LY FERGUSON,
m~oxV ~ " F

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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

Pant ". Usnohska, sskr.
SSl s. Wood IT. Chicago Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26
DIR. Wlad. Statkiewicz,
Lekarz re staregO kraiu

AoAarz 70 SCar0SO kraJu
Z dfugoletnR praktyka PREY sIpitalach
jak " Europie, tax Ameryce, specjali-
sta chorob ~kobieoych | dziecinuych, le-
cry Z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie choro
BY ~zastarzals, jak To-: d~uszuosc, rsuma-
tyzm, choroby gardis, piersi, totadka;
Dol gfowy, 6cz, noss, usEa, fsbry, skro-
fully, wyrzuty M giowie 1 sk6rze; choro-
roby maciczne, zboczenia regularnosci
blade oplawy, krwotoki, ~niepiodnosc
bolesci popologowe l { p. dolegliwosci
kobiece | xog6le wszelkie choroby met
czyzn, kobiet | dzieci = leczy predko /
skutecznie.
Lekarstwa So p~rzyrzadzane " mojem
iaboratoryum, pod ~wyascznym mym do
zorem.
Do doklsduie 70 lie mo4noSci orytel
nie) opisanego twego cierpieuia doi&cs
2 cent. znac1ek pocxtowy, q odwrosns
poczta odpowiem lie bedzis txwac kura-
cys CO beda kosztowac lekarstwa-
Adres:
DIR. ". StGtkiescicS,
954 Joliet Str. La SALE, ILL.
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mu prswo ma tylko Cenzor . ME Rad
Csntralny". Cry many sic I tego do
mySla6 70 jak Censor sic ma Sejm ME
stawi to Sejm ME mote by6 ot~artyf-
Je1eli to tax rozumiecie to Was obja-
inie, 70 m to many Vice Censors, .
gdyby togo ME bylo zpowodu jakiego
nadzwyczajnsgo wypadku, to prezydent
Rssdu ma prawo hub pierwszy leps.y
Z Delegat6w kt6ry byi M ostatnim
sejmie. Ale sejm must by6 " tym
dniu ~osPoczetym jsk byao uchwalonen,
. ME jsk sobie xyczy strcna przeciwna.
T~wierdzenie 70 nRrsd Centrally n.
mieScia " Konstytucyi po Sejmie "
Detroit "a. 8 5 IL, Lit. o.: pensya Sc
krstarza Jeneralnego st6sowuie do u.
chwaiy Rzsdu Csntralnego, z~atwierd.o-
nej Prsez CenEora wynosi rocznie 1000
eolar6w, . uchwala o~statnieeo Ssjnu
tylko m 700 dol. pozwala" ! t. d.
Powy4sze dowodzi AeScie musieli wv
czytae Z protokufu Ssjmowego lub Gen.
zor Wan tax odclytat, slbo tea sam o
wszystko napisal Ooioie podpisali "
K~uryJerze ogiosili. ~InacEej tax Smialo
niemoglibyicie COS podobnego twier.
dzici A jednak tutaj p~leciecie tylko
koszaih opalki. Bo jeAeli tax Jest "
rzeczywistoSci to tenn samem osksraacie
wiasnie Csnzora 20 on sic sprawami
zwiszku ME zajmowai doxwalajac ma
wytsza zapaate Sekretarzowi jak mu
uchwala dozwala. Przeciet 90 kwartai
dochody ~rorchody zwia1kowe 50 glo-
szons " Zgodzie, a Cenzor ME zaprote.
stowai AMI nvsto" ME utyl, q toscie sic
iadnie sbajsli oskariaJac wissnie Gen.
fora te MIC ME vie co sic dzieje, i co
ma robic. ia sic temu ME dziwie DO
je4eli Cenzor zamiast p6js6 do R adu
Centralnego bi6rs, rewido wac i badae
90 tam sic tea dzieje i rozpor.adzae jsk
Prawo nskazuje, on przesiedEial M pie
bsnii u ks. Barzyhskiego, siuchajao roz-
kaz6w to ter ME mial czasu awe jak
dowodzicie tenn sami, przeczytac kwar-
talnego sPrawozdania gsosronego "
Zgodzie. A kt64 to zrobii cosmy sic
~dowiedzieli M Sejmis " St. P.ulf
SPytajcie sic p. PrzybysIewsklego lub
MECH Wan da protok6i ne Ssjmu W St.
Paul Ma Sejmie " Bay City pensya
Sskretarza podniesionS zostals Z 300 do
800 dolar6w rocznie. Przybyszewski byi
Prezydentem Rradu Centralnego ME
Eawiadamiajac Csnzora podni6ss pensy,
M tysiae / wyplaoii 6wczesnemu Sc
~kretarzowi Wiinis-t skiemu, kt6ry ma
Sejmie AZ sic poplaksf q delsgaci uli.
towali | wresz ,ie mu Spdarowsl, q cd
tsgo czasu placimy tysiao iolar6w So
kretsrzowi pensyi . ME siedmset. W
odPowiedzi zas 90 do ustePu o Morgsn.
stsrnie to Wan o~dpowiem tylko 70 i
obecny Csnzor Przybyszsw ski podpada
tel sauej opini jake oglaszacie o Nor
gensternie. Ma ostasek cieszy mnie to.
bsrdzo 10 was tylko Pieciu jest " Cru.
pie 12rej 90 u korespondencye podpi-
salo, dowodi to mnie dobitaie 70 vie.
kssoSc ME jest Z Wami | ola togo pod
pisaliscie tax srumnie: nCxlonkowie Or.
IL 2. N. p" Jsaeli wiec tylko wsmi
Cenzor sic zastawIa, to ! am " Bay City
ME bardEo wielkie ma on zaufanis |
manowcsni zspewne i~eszczs chodzi... .
tylnemi drzwiami Emyka jsk dobrego
'Zwiszkowca zobso.y 70 idzie. Ma Sci
ME pom6wimy o ten wiecej.
y H~aoL0s-~1L
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DOKTOR

COR. GRAHAM)
hsesyl JAk w1adomo Cd ostatuieh rs LAT . naIspsrym
skutktem wssystk1s nrdne, bes nadzisi wyiscsenia
nastarSaAo I dlngolstnie ehoroby 1 e~ieFpisnia obu
Plei PEsss nans " HisnGseehl tutsi mstoda badS
ma wody furyny.l
PsWns ponce I sscssEiws vyiecssnis Espeunia
na cieFptenta pine, watroby, merck 4 brzucha- OisF-
Pte1ta nerwove choroby kobieos jAko 10:
bois4d d4tarne, btaAs upkagy, niopkodnoA, kl "
krsyfecA. bolssie lab sAnisdbana rsgulsrpo4G esasts
odpfy.y vody, fmisds Z palenia, eienienis NJ da
WssJstke ehroniczne, pryWafnst fhmflijne ~cfezpienia
pfet lscry prsss u1ycio ssoich
Siedm ulRbiOnych Leksrstw
" veh ehorobaeh, DO ktorych sfa st6sgjs, ktoryeh
uuntownemu WyiecesDie - prsemacsona.
Tlsisce rodsin swsmf Do-dziskoWaniamf dats
nalepels tViadectgc, fak cud0Wna 1la maia lekEf.
sesa wtAsnoreemts prseE nisgo pfEyTn,dEana,
st1mtsvstaes osiagnsty rsE1ltsfy ' takdck wypedkash
, t..bEyck vssstds hns aFOdh oksI.Ry ~ sarsn
- Dstses yoa.y Pr.Zr.sd.. yas.as lsl.ssvO
ea 80 ns - y aadnym ssiasku . eptsks M
e. II uissssns lsEsrsswa Leo, STko ehosoby
sss.y. Rot&TAoso s-Psss1asssossl ssbTe y SIEO
0fisIe: Ses 8. STATE ULICY
- PrxKwsxR PuErRo-a
C1AlCAGos ILLINOIS.
ooe.a.y ensovs; rnao e IA viscsorsa
- nistasis sankais,A Eossalaasya bszpA.taia
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do koPa'ni wegIa = pfsca v leoie Cd
tony 7Os. zine 77&o. Robotnik6w = fs
milismi ohstniej sis ~wrzyimuje = vol
ne miesEkanio, staia prscs, tsnia iazda.
Tskte Potrzebuiemy Fobotnik6w ns far
my do kolei 2~elsz0ej. r Jbots gvnran
towan. r. ASPINK,
$50 East Lake ST., Basement.
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ssway OIeJek Reuaaty ezny
PROCHOWICZA.

Lekarstvo M Feumatyzn, patsnto-
vane IL Kwietnia 1888 2. jest 10 DO
moe ma vszystkis bolotoi reumatyesns
" rsmionaoh, iokoissh, kolsnaoh, / v
ogole We wszystkioh zgiaoiaoh rak
ncg, lsozy tAkas Dol gio~y rvany Bsn-
ralgis.
Butslka Z ~dolsezouym prsspissn n
tyoia kosztuis dollar isdsn.
Naby6 moana a
Lsonarda Tuohoeksgo,
- O'ssver se. chiesgn Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

bogato hustrowane csasopismo HUNGRY.
styczne
,,SMIGUS'
WychodzI We Lwowis Cd lat siedmiu naire
gularniej " raEy m~iesiecznie n I i6
odknacEa sic prawdziwym humorem / vYbor
nymi nustraoiami, w~ykonanymi prxsE mai.
znakoEdtszych artyst6w Dolskich 1 zagrsni.
cznych, kto sic chloe zabawic, rozweseliG
Pouczyc, mech zaprenumeruie ,,Smiguss',
ktofy zamieszosa MOVIE doucipy, Seaols
viersze. humoresh | satyry.
nustracye 81 takfe ~koiorowsne | odbits v
siaWnym Eakiadkie artystycxnym
A. Przysslaka We LWovie.
Gala prasa polska uEnsla ,,smieus
jake nsjlepsze pismo humorystyczne polskis
E~edagowane wduchu prawdzfwie polskiu
demokratycEnym, pod hAsiem: R6wnolt
Wolnoto Intercollegiate.
Do ,,Smigusa" jako bs-pistry dodstsE 40
isczane bywsja utwory fortepianoWs mai
ulubiehsEych komposytor6w.
PrEedptata NJ ,ySmigusp Wynoai,
W Ameryce: rooznie B dolary.
p0irooEnie IL dolarn.
Prenumsrate najdogodnisi 2rEesyisN pre-
keSem p~ocStOwym Tub dolarami papisrovv
mi " hbcie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pod adresenn
Administracva ,,SmigusaS, Lw6v Europa
Austrya galicya
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SOK0h

,,SOK0k"
Towarzystwo lecznicze ,,Sok6i" poleca
nastepujace lekarstwa ~wypr6bowane I fabry-
kowane przez najlepszych lekarzy.
/ Maryahskie krople aoiadkowe 1ale-
cane prZez lekarzy przy wszystkich cho-
robach toiadka, butslka Sl!OO
Q. Balsam ma kaszel, butelka 90 G.
3. Pewne lekastwo ma dusxnosc cry
II astme a. 90
4. Ma niezawodne vyped.enie ia
siemca, sioik S3. 90
6.ssrsapsrila ma czyszczenie krwi
butelka b. 90
6.Masc ma wyrzuty dziecinne ma twa-
rzy. giowie | szyi, pudeako 70 O.
2. Masc gojaca nawet nsjwiecei IA
twardziafe vrzody ma nogach 81 90
8. Piguiki Ealecone przy braku krwi
n dxiewcsat 1 miodych mezatek, pudei.
.kO 800
9. Nsjlepszy liniment ma reumafyzm
" krxykach | c.ionkach, butelka t1.O0
Prxy tenn udsiela sic rady lekarskiej liste-
wnie v jezyku polskim | wy syia leksrstwa
"a nadesianiem 5ednego dolsrs.
ADRES:
SOk6i Medical COmpagnie
1920 Chene Str. DETROIT, MICH.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

The Charles A. v'gs'sr Co. Baltimore. NJ.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1893-06-08
In Memoriam.

Whereas. 1t hath pleased the supreme Com
mander of the Universe to remove from our
midst Mrs. Lee Meek, wife of our beloved bro
Their and worthy secretary, w. |. Meek, and
Whereas. In the sudden demise of the wife
of our beloved brother, we are forcibiy warned
Of the unceri ainty OF human life and OF the
mutability of happiness; ard
Whereas, This fraternity are profoundly
impressed with the noble. pure and christian
character of the wife of our beloved brother >,
as well as her bright walk in life aud her many
womanly virtues; and
Whereas. Her example and womanly char
aeter deserve a place in the records ofthis fra
ternity, that the same be perpetuated to our
beloved brother and his little children.
Therefore, be 1t
Resolved, that to our bercaycd b other we
extend our hearty and sincere sympathy in
this his sad afllicton; that in the death of his
wife he has been deprived OF faithful, afec-
tionate and noble wife. and his children of a
loving and devoted mother, and that we com
lions to the Great Commander of i.egions, be-
lieving ami trusting that "iIc doeth all things
well.' and that her noble Christian walk III
this life has won for her place with Him, and
will forever be an incentive to him of pressing
onward and upward
"Aloft to that friendship
That never can fade"
And be 1T further
Resolved, That this resolution be spread
upon the records of this fraternal order as a
monument to the wife OF our beloved brother,
that the same may then be given to our beloy-
ed brother, and copy thereof be given TO the
editor OF The RUssELLvILLE DEMOCRAT for
publication.
Respectfully submitted.
X. A. Ross,
HORACE BRADLEY Com.
j. l.. TUCKER,