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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23
Cleaning Stained Gnrments.

Many garment is hopelessly ruined
because stains are not properly eradicat,
ed at the time. A writer in the New
York Tribune explains that, like poison,
each stain has its own peculiar antidote
which, if applied before the material is
washed, is quite eificacious. Fruit stains
may be readily removed if the material
is Immediately stretched over basin or
pan and boiling water poured over the
spot. For an ink stain a thick paste
made of starch and cold water and al
lowed to dry on the stain will remove it.
Wagon grease, tar and pitch pine
stains should first be scraped as clean as
possible with knife, then softened with
clean oil or butter and then the tar and
oil rubbed off together with small
stiff brush dipped in benzine or turpen.
tine. Sometimes it is necessary to re.
peat the process several times. For mil
dew there is no remedy but boiling,
bleaching in the sun and wearing the
garment frequently. Alcohol will re.
move grass stains if applied when fresh.
Grease spots may eradcated with ben.
zine, but that in its turn is apt to leave
an enlarged spot on delicate material,
so it is better if possible to remove the
stain with an absorbent. Cover the spot
with French chalk; then lay a piece of
blotting paper upon it and hold warm
mot hot iron on the spot. If this fails,
strictly pure naphtha is the best liquid to
use. Grease on carpet may generally
be removed by covering the spot with
buckwheut -four and then passing a
warm iron over the -four.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23
ThnnrhtfnI Prnntioinr.

Lack of defniteness Of purpose is the
stumbling block of most pupils, BY this
is meant, explains The Etude, a lack Of
a clear, analytical perception of what
they are trying to do. Suppose a pupil
attacks a page Of new music, First, he
has to satisfy himself Of the musical as,
pect of the passage-i, G., phrases, sec.
tions, etc.-and next the technical as.
pect-i. e., which passages will need spe.
cial practice and how to do them.
When beginning to practice an awk.
ward passage, he soon finds place where
q stumble or a mistake occurs, and he
tries again and again-perhaps gets it
right, perhaps does not Instead of this
happy go lucky way let him at once stop
at the spot and try to see what the exact
difficulty is. 1t will be either wrong fin.
gering, wrong position of the hand, or a
finger action to which he is unaccus-
toned. Then let the few notes compro-
missing the difficulty be practiced as an
exercise until it is no longer a difficulty.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23


Apractical Oliver Optic in Good House.
keeping says;
Don't allow a cold wind to strike the
eyes,
Don't try to do eye work with the light
shining in the face.
Don't have colored shades on the
lamps. Use white or ground glass.
Don't 20 directly from warm room
into u cold, raw atmosphere.
Don't open the eyes under water in
bathing, especially in salt water,
Don't let any strong light, like that
from electricity, shine directly into the
eyes.
Don't strain the eyes by reading, sew
ing or any like occupation with an i'm
perfect light.
Don't bathe inflamed eyes with cold
water That which is as warm as it can
be borne is better.
Don't sleep opposite a window in such
manner that strong light will strike
the eyes ON awakening.
Don't, above all, have the children
sleep SO that the morning sun shall shine
in their faces to arouse them.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23
A CONVENIENT DRESSING GOWN.

ment. Attention is called to a dressing
gown of pleasing style, but as easily put
on as an ordinary bedroom wrapper
1t is so shaped in front that it only re-
quires to be crossed over and the cord
tied. This will keep it together. A
large hook and eye can be placed under
the revers to keep 1t close at the neck if
wished. 1t can be made in one Of the
new fancy light wool fabrics, and the
facings could be in plain material to cor
respond. A more dressy gown can be
made in cashmere and silk. The gown
takes six yards of double width material
and can be lined or not.
French cashmeres that are now sold SC
cheaply make charming house gowns
and dresses for informal occasions in the
evening, when chosen in light gray
mauve, nile green, cerise or pale yellow
shades. For warm days in summer the
pretty figured French challis afford az
admirable material, being almost as COO
as lawn and more serviceable. Then
too, the challis do not have to be laun
derel.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23
ABOUT ROAST BEEF.
Tho MoG Economical Cut For a Large
Fahlily-uow to Serve It.

Tho MoS Economical Cut For a Large
Fahnily-How to Serve II.
After much experimenting with vari-
GUS cuts of roast meat a correspondent
of Country Gentleman writes:
have decided that the best and most
economical cut for large family is
sirloin roast. Let the butcher cut of
three or four steaks until it gets well in
to the tenderloin; then take a thick piece,
the larger the better, for your roast.
Mine usually weighs from 10 to lSpounds.
From the coarse end have from three to
five pounds cut and put it in pickle.
There will now remain solid piece of
tender, delicious beef, with absolutely no
waste about it except the slender blade
like bone which intersects it, from which,
If you are thrifty, you will make deli
cious soup when the beef has been all
eaten. Roast it rare, Make at least a
quart of thickened brown sauce, with
the gravy in the pan, and set this away
for future use. When you begin to carve,
the clear juice will begin to flow, giving
sufficient dish gravy for the first dinner.
Should you be SO little Of an epicure
as TO f9il TO appreciate the delights of
cold roast beef of this superior grade,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23

tastic curves. Sometimes the ribbon bow
covers the crown, or else it forms a
crown. Again it is placed broad and
low across the front, and, newest pose OF
all, it is perched high at the back, with
ends that droop below it. Some Of tht
new importations are larger than the
past seasons Mercury bonnets. There
are capotes with ample crown OF open
design. a striking Paris hat with low
crown has its brim turned up under 70.
sette bows in ribbon matching the plait.
ed aigrets that stand up on either side
like wings.
Goats for the demiseason are made il
various styles. There is the short coat
with a fitted waist and large reyers, and
there is the long coat reaching nearly ol
quite to the knees. The fronts Of this
latter lap and button like a mans frock
coat, and the notched collar is covered
with velvet. The easy fitting back Is
made very full below the waist line, ard
the sleeves are very ample at the top.
\ cape for spring and designed to be
worn over u tailor jacket does not exact.
ly reach the waist. II is made in cloth
fecked with navy blue and is attached
to a gathered yoke, the join being cover
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23
Oyster pnInie.

Scald quart Of oysters in their own
liquor. When it boils, skim out the
oysters and set aside in warm place,
To the liquor add pint Of hot water,
season well with salt and pepper and a
generous piece Of butter, thicken with
-four and cold milk. Have ready a
nice biscuit dough rolled half an inch
thick and cut into inch squares, Drop
them into the boiling stew, cover closely
and cook 40 minutes. When taken up,
stir the oysters into the stew and serve
altogether.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23

pretty artifce which women who can
neither embroider nor paint will appre-
ciate. 1t is described as follows by The
Housewife:
A sachet of handkerchiefs may be
made Of plain satin of any color desired.
Border it with u frill of lace and head
that in turn with a silk cord. The nov
city consists in'the photograph shown in
front and slipped in underneath drawn
ribbons that serve as frame in combi-
nation with the same cord as binds the
edge.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23
A Nutritious Fancy Dish,

Cook some rice in the morning and
turn into buttered teacups, When cold,
turn out the contents of the several cups
onto a platter. Make little cavity in
the top of each of these beautifully
shaped molds, placing little square of
some kind of jelly in the openings, and
with a pitcher of sweetened and favored
cream you will have fancy as well as q
nutritious dish.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23

ed by shoulder founce. A band Of ga.
lon or other trimming outlines the fun.
mel shaped collar and the pelerine, A
knot of ribbon with loops and ends con.
stitutes the fastening at the throat.
Among the new coats is one in brown
beige, double breasted and made dressy
with top collar in black MORE silk and
large embossed buttons. The high col.
lar, bib and wristlets are in black velvet,
This coat is quite dressy in effect.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23
DRESS AND FASHION.
yIes In Evening Dresses and Wedding

Styles In Evening Dresses and Wedding
Gowns-Basques an Important Feature.
BasQues are very important feature
of evening dress just now. They may be
of the same material as the dress or in
contrasting color and fabric. A white
silk or satin frock of last year may be
brought up to date by adding basques of
satin, velvet, brocade or silk muslin.
Lace, either white or black, may also be
used in this way, but the basques must
not be the only portion of the dress in
whatever material may be selected for
them. There should be collar or rev
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23
A Handsome Rug,

Here is the description of an attractive
rug, as given by Modern Priscilla. It
was made of old ingram carpet, cut bias,
about one inch wide, and stitched through
the center onto firm unbleached yard
wide heavy sheeting Set the strips on a
quarter of an inch apart. 1t can be done
on Il sewing machine, and it is quickly
done, and the edges of the strips stand
up as they are crowded together and
form heavy nap, entirely covering the
cloth to which they are sewed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23

temper, fear OF impending calamity and a
thousand and one arrangements Of body and
mind, result from such pernicious practices.
All these are permanently cured by i'm
proved methods of treatment without the
patient leaving home.
A medical treatise written in plain but
chaste language, treating Of the nature,
symptoms and durability Of such diseases,
sent securely sealed in plain envelope, on
receipt Of this notice, with 10 cents in stamps,
for postage. Address, Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23

A pretty umbrella stand may be con.
structed from a section of draintile.
Paint it black or gray and decorate with
some snowy design; sumach and leaves
and scarlet poppies are handsome. Set
in large flower pot saucer, also painted
black or gray, and gild the edge of the
saucer and the top edge of the tile.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23
The Ever Useful Snchet.

The toilet sachet, painted or embroid-
cred, is popular object. Embroidery
is very beautiful when well done, but
even fewer women can paint well than
can embroider, and the search for nov
city seems to have brought to surface a
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23
YOUNG SPIRITS,

q vigorous body
and robust strength,
follow good health.
But all fail when the
vital powers are
; weakened. Nervous
debility and loss of
manly power result
from bad habits, CON
tracted by the young
through ignorance
Of their ruinous con
sequences. Low
spirits, melancholia,
impaired memory,
morose, or irritable
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-23
DRESS AND FASHION.
NEW BoNNETs, CAPES AND COATS
FOR SPRING WEAR.

A Season of Ribbons, With Moire Ribbons
Leading-Bow Bonnets and Jet Bonnets.
A Pretty Spring Cape-Latest Styles In
Coats.
The spring of 1894 is to be a season Of
ribbons, so the New York milliners say,
and MORE ribbonsare already preferred
kind. Not only are bonnets trimmed
with ribbons, but belts, sashes, neck
scarfs and the huge incroyable bows are
made of ribbons. Ribbons will also be
q favored trimming of summer dresses.
An early importation in bonnets has
acquired the name "bow bonnet from
the fact that it is apparently composed
of one large bow which is wired in fan,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
DO Szan. Zarzad6w Grup
wv. n. II.
Szoyaa toni 1 Drodzu Roddc,

Szdndto'af Drodzy RoddcW
Sejm TX W Detroit uchwaIf
azeby Zwiazek zakupif 200 eg
zemplarzy dzieiks ,Malowniczy
Opis Polski" rozesisf do kaz.
del Grupy po iednym egzempla.
rzu, polecsjac Zarzadowi a szcze
golnie delegation Grup zachecic
braci zwiazkowych do nabywania
tel po&ytecznej ksiaaki. Uchwaia
ia iednakowo4 dla roanych przy.
czyn wykonana ME zostaia.
Po Sejmie x Zarzad Zwiazku
ma pierwszem posiedzeniu posta.
nowif uchwafe sejmu TX wyko
na6 W tym celu nsplsaf do p.
Kozfo wskiego W Poznaniu, wy.
dawcy ,,Malowniczego Opisu Pol
skl", proszac przesianie 200
exemplary tego dzielka.
Pan K. zawiadomii W odpo.
wiedzi Zarzad Zwiazku, he dziei-
ko to zostaio wyczerpane, lecz
polecif nam zskupienie dzieiks
pod tytyiem ,,Podrecznik Geo.
grafi Ojczystej".
Przesyiajac Wam zatem Szan.
Rodacy niniejsze dzieiko prosimy
Was usilnie, sbyscie sic stsrah
o jaknsjhczniejsze roEprzedanie
takowych Eietylko pomiedzy bra.
cmi zwiazkowy mi, lecz tskze i
tymi z nsszych rodak6w, ktorzy
sic poczuwaja do obowiazku oby-
watelskiego wzgledem Polski i
narodu polskiego.
Przedmowa W tenn dzielku OBJ
jasni Was W jskim celu zostalo
one wydane. Zwiazek zaS nasz
speini swoi Swisty obowiazek,
jeaeli wiaSnie popierac bsdzie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24

q wielka bole scis zalem przyohodzi
nam skonstatowac bardzo nieszczesliwy
wypsdek.
Czlonek Rladu Centr. 1 veteran r.
o3go p. Frsnciszek Smietanka otwiera
jsc W ubiegia niedIiele rano okno ma
trzeciem Pietrze wypsdl na bruk,
ziapai sobie rekei ncge odniosi praw-
dopodobnie wewnetIzne uszkodzenia.
nZgo da" wyraia swe szozere gle-
bokie wsPolczucie dls nieszczssliwego
p. Smietsnki rodziny jego.
Nieszcaesliwy ten wypadek wywari
przygnebisjace wrszenie ma Wojcie-
chowie, gdzie p. S. jest cgolnie lubiany
1 szanowany.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24

terackich - ale gdzie Jest takt bez
ktorego pozio NJ pisma znizs sier
Redaktor czasopisma, ktore chos u
chodzic "a powatne nssmiews sic ze
wszystkiego re wszystkich wediug swei
fantszyi - drwi sobie naiswietszych
uczu6 cziowiekaI
Smutny to objsw.....
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24

byG polakiem zfoty ma oitarzu
ojczyzny-do Skarbu Narodowe-
go jeden cent ma miesiac - ko.
misya nadzorcza 2foaona ludzi
uczciwych. zacnych patryotow,
kierujac sic ustawami - wiele,
wiele zdaisfaG mote dla sprawy.
Instytucya nasza msjac tax
szlachetne i zaszczytne cele jest
swieca, kt6ra ME moae sic kryc
ped korzec - ale swiecic must
przykiadem, ofiarnoscia i miioscia
ojcryzny.
Wystapjmy wiec ma wiecu
projektem zaiozenia wspolnego
Skarbu Narodowego.
Nastepnie podaiemy projekt
zaioaenia wspolnemi sliami semi.
nsryum nauczycielskiego.
ZsprzecsyG sic ME da, ze szkofy
polskie SO twierdzsmi narodowe-
sci nassej.
Me ubliaajac bynajmniej PIP,
nauczycislom naszym - otwar.
Gle powiadamy, ae nam przede.
wszystkiem potrzeba nauczycieli
tu wyksztalconycb, znajacych do.
kiadnie stosunki tuteisze i jezyk
krajowy - a przytem gorliwycb
patryotow polskich.
Jedno z drugiem da sic pogo.
dziG - zaleaeG to bedzie jedynIe
cd klerownikow tel instytucyi.
Ma tenn mieiscu rzucamy tylkc
mySl - a bliasze szczeg6iy oma.
wiane beda ma wiecu.
Nastepnie ma wiecu omawlany
bye must projekt kolonizacyi na'
rodowej polskiej.
Ably Aywioi polski W Ameryce
ME zaginaf trzeba nam wiecej
skupiaG Wychodztwo polSkie.
Jak wiadomo zwiaszcza W mia
stach wielkich przJ sziosc 2ywioiu
polskiego ME pewna - ma far
mach zbity W wielkie masy dfu'
lei on sic zschows.
w miastach wielkich daje sic
odczuwac brak zarobku, z komi'
now wielkich fabryk ME dymi sic
jsk dawniej - q wegle ma ogni'
skach dawno ju2 zastygly; -
WiskszosG robotnikow polskict
cierpi dzisiaj niedostatek nawet
j nedze.
Miasta sa przepeinione a brab
piracy coraz wiekszy - proleta
pat polski zwieksza sic dnien
kazdym - stosunki psnuJa ME
slychane; trzeba wiec obmyslt
srodki, "a pomoca ktorych masy
robotnik6w polskich ME msja
cych Eatrudnienia skierowsc BY
moAna ma farmy.
| Trzebs wyszuks[ ziemie tani'
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24

CHICAGO, I'LL. sroda 24go styc,nia 1894.
w zeszfym numerze pzgody"
pisalismy, ae W roku kosciusz'
kowskim odbedzie sic wiec pol
ski. Poniewai Chicago jest sto-
lica polonii amerykahskiej - wiec
wiec odbyc sic powipien W tenn
miescie.
Polacy zgromadzeni ma wiecu
radziG beda o sprawach ogolno
polskich; ae tam gdzie chodzi
O sprawe polska Zwiszek Mar.
Pol. zawsze byf, jest i bedzie -
instytucya nasza bedzie reprezen'
towana ma wiecu.
TAX postanowif Rad Central
ny ma cstatniem SVEN posiedze
niu.
Zreszta wspoiudziaf W wiecu
do niczego mas ieszcze ME zobo'
wiazuje.
Starajmy sic tylko o to, ably
ma wiecu oprocz zarzadu obecne
byiy nailepsze silly nasze; ludaie
wymowni, szerokich Sogladow,
poimujacy idee narodows, odda'
nj dusza i ciaiem instytucyi ma
szei sprawie polskiej.
Vice moae sic skohczyc ma nj
czem - moze nam przyniesc
niezliczone korzysci.
Daj Bo4e, aby to ostatnie sic
spefniiol
W zeszfym numerze donosih'
smy, ze prezes Raadu Centr. p,
Satalecki poruszyf mySl zaiofe'
% MIA wsp6lnego Skarbu Mar. -
: kt6rs to mysl pochwyci ME tylko
og6l zwiazkowy - ale csiy ogoi
polski " AmerYce.
Wykazsliimy, he wspolny Skarh
lest nam koniecznie Potrzebny =
abysmy skuteczuie dzisisc mogli
W kierunku poparcia ruchu ma
rodowego ma csiej kuli ziemskie1
a tenn sanem W kierunku o.
swobodzenia Polski.
Obecnie many diva SkarbJ
Mar, jeden pod opieka y. N. P
drugi " Nowym Yorku
Ami jeden ami drugi ME posia
daiac fundusz6w znacznych =
ME mote jeszcze niemi rozPorza
dzac.
Owo4 wszystkich polskow isc1J
iedna idea - idea ia jest ME
podleglcSc Polski; - potrzebnJ
wiec jest powtarzamy wsPol'
ny Skarb Narodowy nie tylkC
W chwili kiedy ojczyzna nasz'
zaaada pomocy - ale ! aby ide'
propogowac narOdowa.
Kto sic uimie "a nami jesl
ME my samif
Jesli ksAdy pOlak, kt6ry chce
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24

cofnac urzeczywistnienie idei Ia.
cznosci o kilka lat wstecz.
Me prosilismy sic o owe 100000;
ale jesli je szlacbetny ofaroda-
wca przeznaczyl ma zaioaenie
internatu polskiego W Ameryce -
speinic trzeba wole jego!
Nastepnie autor ubolewa, ze
dotychczas ME widaG sladu piracy
tegoz komitetu.
w redakcyi ,,Przegl. Emigr."
znajduje sic wielka ilosc ksiazek,
kt6rych ME ma "a CO wysfaG do
Ameryki.
@la czego ow komitet zaHiesii
swa dzisfslnotG?
Ola czego rozpoczawszy swa
prace tax wielkim zspaiem -
zoboietnial teraa?
Ola czego7.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24

Pc otrzymaniu PierwSzego numeru
,.saows" milwsuckiego przywitslismy
czsSoPismo to szczerEe wyrszilismy sic
bsrdzo pochlebnie zdolnoscisch
redsktorS jego p. Nsumsns - ss.
dzSc te ,Siowo" bedzie pismem pozy
tecznem dls spoleozehstws polskiego -
Ae bedzie powstnym ozynnikiem "
krzewieniu oswiaty, pstryotyzmu mi
iosci bhzniego - iw ulspszsniu sto
sunkow nsszyoh.
NieStety teraz lie razy wezmiemy
nsio~O" do reki zsPytujemy sic mimo
wolf, czY to ten sam p. Neumsn, kto
rego dswniej bSdz co bsdz cenilismy
Me moans mu zsPrzsczy6 zdolnosOi Ii.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24

- a urodzsjna - trzeba nam
przedewszystkiem ma czele ludzi,
ktorzyby ME tyle dbali o zyski
wfasne - CO o dobro egolu pol.
skiego.
Zslozenie wielkich osad czysto
polskich - gdzieby wszelkie
urzedy byiy W reku polakow cd.
dziaiywaioby korzystnie ma cafy
tuteiszy og6l polski - ma kraj
nasz rodzinny = przyczynifoby
sic niezmiernie do podtrzymania
narodowosci naszej.
Dalej omawiaG trzeba ma wiecu
kwestye robocza, ktora to kwe
stya zalmuja sic dis nawet
ciala prawodawcze.
Wszystkie organizacye polskie
prasa polska powinna popierat
sprawe robotnikow polskich -
jesli tego lie zrobimy bracia ma,
81, szermierze piracy padpa ofara
mi awanturnikow, ktorzy burza
ich ola wissnego zysku.
Oprocz wyaej podsny ch projek.
tow - bedzie ich z pewnoscia
wiecej; - siowem Jest do zais.
twienienia wiele spraw dotycza
czych szerszy ogoi polski.
Vice polski bedle zarazem ma
nifestacya; protestem przeciw ty
rahstwu przeSladowaniom; -
dowiedziemy po raz wtory caiemu
swiatu, ze jesli chodzi o sprswy
polskie - jestesmy polakami.
W ostatnim numerze ,,Przegla
du Emigracyjnego" czytsmy zno
WI srtykui p. Aleksandra L;sie.
wicza zatytuiowany: nJeszcze po,
fowiczaosG".
Okazuje sic, be pierwszy arty,
kuf p. t. ,Poiowicznos6" streScify
pisma W kraiu zaopatrzyfy swo'
i'm komentarzem.
,,Przeglad lwowski" umiescil
nswet wyjasnienie.
Dowiadujemy sic, he pewna o.
soba z Litwy zloAyia fundusz "
kwocie 100000 rubli ma zalo2enie
W p6lnocnej Ameryce internatu
polSkiego re szkoia Srednia.
JesteSmy bardzo wdziecznt
,,Przegl. Emigr." "a wyjasnienie
tel sprawy II wobec tego many
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