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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-19
our Children Perished.

Berlin, October 1S.-Fire occurred in
9ne Residence of Herr Mayer Levy, the
P Pn councillor of justice, last night.
L i.ur OF Herr Levy's children were
killed. by suffocation.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-19
MARRIAGES.

In Bar Harbor, Oct. Z, Frank Haydock Con-
ners and Miss Alice Evelyn Higgins. D..,.,....
In Wateryilie. Oct. Z. Dr.. William fuisltef
In Augusta, Dot. 6, Frank Staples OF River
side and Miss Lilly Hortense Barker. D
and Miss Christina E. Mason of Kingman.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-19
DRESS GOODS.

F ONE DAY WAS as good as
another at the 25 cent Novelty
Counter we'd not spend news
paper money advertising the prices.
Sd UT THE FACT is there's a
- choice of days. Some extra
things are put upon that
counter some days, and that day is
usually Monday.
This Monday we show you about
20 styles of chic Wool Novelties.
Some Of them more than half as
handsome as dollar stuff, csc
NILK AND WOOL NOVEL
- TIES come and 60 faster
than the advertising writer
can keep trace of them.
Just now there's a quadruple COM
panv of them. The prices are in
fugue measure, one tapping over the
other, what military men would call
echelon formation. 80 styles, 29c,
33c, 39c and soc.
Every one tender-loin piece
CUTTINGS. Fifty inches wide.
- Plain colorings, Broadcloth
finish. Brown, navy, green,
gray and brown mixed. Price 39c
HE FORTRESS of our Dress
n Goods stock, one of its
strongly fortified positions is
the counter of so cent Fancy Suit
ings, Here the visitor will fine fifty
or more unique meanings unlike any
previous patterns. Half inch Plaids,
many combinations and color group
ings, over which an intricate lace
like Melted figure in black is woven
The underlying plaid is handsome enough
before the lace figure is superimposed.
IAN THIS so CENT GROUP yor
\ will also find Boucles---the popu
lar loop-yarn class of stuff
Scotch mixtures, colorings like the
Highland heather upon which thu
honey bees get tipsy, 5O'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-19
WALTER COREY CO.,
Reliable House sFurnishers and Manufacturers,
% FREE STREET.


In Bangor, Oct. Z, Howard F. Sawyer and
Miss Blanche E. Clayton.
In Winterport Oct. 6, Ellery Bowden and
Miss Blanche D. Arey.
IN skowhegan. Oct. 7, Cecil Fl. Tilton and
Marie Goodrich.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-19

add greatly to the pleasure of the eve-
ming. Although Mrs. Brown has never
appeared in Portland. her reputation is
well-known throughout the large cities
of New England as she occupies very
high position in the musical circles of
her home. Mrs. Brown has rich voice
of remarkable quality under excellent
control. She possesses temperament
that enables her to give color and express
sion MS well as characteristic variety
in the widely-coptrasted numbers on her
programme.
Notes.
Waites Comic Opera Company closed
their Portland season Saturday with two
crowded houses.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-19

LOOK out for cheap substitutes! Be-
S ware OF new remedies. DR.. Bulbs Cough
syrup has stood the test for nearly fifty
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-01-18

and two [ give away for the Lords
sake"
"This is a mystry which 1 cannot
solve" said the king.
Then L must solve it for YOU"
replied the farmer. 81 have two old
parents at home, who kept me and
cared for me when l was young and
needed care. Now that they are
old and weak, [ am glad to keep
and care for them. That is nv
debt, and it costs me two groschen
day to pay it. Two more 1 spend
on my children's schooling. IF
they are living when their mother
and l are old, they will keep us
and pay back what L lend. Then
with my last two groschen I sup
port my two sick sisters, who can
not work for themselves. OF
course | am not compelled to give
them the money; but L do it for
the Lords aske.''
"Well done, old man." cried the
king, as he finished. "Now, [ am
going to give you something to
guess. Have you ever seen me
before? In less than five minutes
you shall see me fifty times, and
carry in your pocket fifty of my
likenesses."
'This is indeed riddle which I
cannot guess said the farmer.
"Then [ will solve it for you"
returned the king; and with that
he put his hand into his pocket,
and pulling out fifty gold pieces,
placed them in the hand Of the
farmer.
"The coin is genuine" said the
king" for it also comes from our
Lold God, and 1 am His paymast-
er. l bid you good-by."
And then he rode off, leaving
the good old man overwhelmed
with surprise and delight.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-01-18
Rapaw9.

s. G. Corbett, of the West Vir-
ginia Experiment Station, furnish
es an interesting article to Garden
and Forest on the Papaw. This
fruit is so little known to horticul-
tural writer's that they generally
overlook or ignore it. Prof. Cor
bett says it is a mistake to suppose
that the Papaw will grow only in
the South, as it is found as far
north as Canada. The most
remarkable tree Of this kind under
cultivation is found in the grounds
of Thomas Meehan q Sons, Of
Philadelphia. AS a rule the Papaw
is in appearance shrub-like, al
though tree in every sense Of the
word.
The fruit ranges in size from
two to six inches in length and
from one to two and half inches
in diameter. The flesh is soft and
PUPPY, much resembling an over
ripe banana. The pulp is rich
and sweet, rather too sweet on first
acquaintance, though not more so
than some bananas. 1t contains
a number Of date-like seeds 1t is
said to be difficult to transplant the
Papaw, although it can be done,
especially when the trees are yong
and small. At present the only
method of propagating it is by
planting seeds, or by layoring and
the latter method is unsatisfactory.
The Papaw is recommended as
an ornamental tree. It's peculiar
and attractively colored flower clus-
ters are pleasing novelty, and its
large leaves, often a foot in length
and four to six inches in width,
an effect of tropical luxuriance.-
Rural Northwest.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-01-18
THE TESTERS SERMON.

"Dear sinners ALL" the fool began,
''man's life is but a jest,
A dream, shadow, bubble, air, vapor
at the best.
In thousand pound of law find not
single Onnce of love;
A blind man killed the parsons cow in
shooting ut the dove;
The fool that eats till he is sick must fast
till he is well;
The wOoer who can tlatter most will
bear away the bell.
"Let no man halo he is safe till he is
through the wood;
He who will not when he may, must
larry when he should;
He who laughs at crooked men should
need walk very straight;
O, he who once has won name may lie
abed till eight;
Make haste to purchase house and land,
be very slow to wed;
True coral needs no painters brush, nor
need be daubed with red.'
Then loud they laughed, the fat cook s
tears ran down into the pan;
The steward shook, that he was forced
to drop the trimming can;
And then again the women screamed,
and every stag-hound bayed;
And why? because the molly fool so
wise sermon made.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-01-18
The King and the Farmer.

King Frederick of Prussia when
he was out riding one day, saw an
old farmer, who was blowing a field
and singing cheerfully over his
work.
"You must be well off, old man.
cried the king. "Does this acre
belonge to you on which you so
industriously labor?"
ono, sir" replied the old man,
who of course, had no idea he was
speaking to the king; 81 am not SO
rich as that. [ pillow for wages"
GLOW mucL do you earn a day?"
asked the king.
eight groschen," returned the
man. That would be about twenty
cents of our money.
"That is very little" said the
king. "Can you get along with it?"
"Get along! yes, indeed, and have
something left"
"However, do you manager"
"Well," said the farmer, smiling,
II will tell you. Two groschen
are for myself and my wife; with
two L pay my old debts, two [ lend,
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-01-18
p O e Z Is I .
DO SonaetIaiRe g.

If the world seems cool to you,
Kindle fires to warm it!
Let their comfort hide from you
Winters that deform it.
Harris as frozen us your own
To that radiance gather;
You will soon forget to moan,
"Ah! the cherries weat heru'
If the worlds a "vale of tears,'
Smile till rainbows span it.;
Breathes the love that life endearS-
Clear from clouds to fan it.
OF your gladness lend IA CLEAN
Unto souls that shiver;
Shows them how dark sorrows stream
Blends with hopes bright river.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-01-18
Kindness Pav@.

DR.. G. A. Robinson the worker
with whom / am associated this
week tells a nice little incident in
this line. BY the way, the Doctor
is a farmer now, but having been
a Doctor once the title clings to him.
One day friend Robinson was talk
ing with a dealer, when farmer
came up with q drove of hogs to
be weighed. The dealer said to
Robinson: Il don't know why it is,
but that man always has the best
hogs that come in Of the same age.
He always beats every one else. p"
Friend Robinson stood by and saw
the hogs driven into the pen on the
scales. There was one hog that
they did not want; an old SOW.
After they were all In the pen the
owner went quietly in among them
without creating the last distur-
bance to get the SOW pt1. The hogs
would not move to get out of his way.
He had to push his feet around
among them. They were no more
afraid of him then Of each other.
He got hold of the SOW and pushed
her along, putting his hand on the
side of her head to steer her, and
worked her to the corner and out of
the pen without the slightest
disturbance. After they were gone
friend Robinson said to the dealer
81 can tell you the secret of that
mans success. He loves tie pigs.
Didn't you notice how kind and
quiet he was with them. Liking
them as he does, he naturally takes
good care Of them, and they have
every chance to thrive" Is not
this entirely true, friends? 7 heard
man say at an Institute that he
never had any luck with sheep
Some one asked if he liked them
and he said he didnot that he woulo
go out of his way to kick one any
time. He never will meet with
success. You notice now and see
if you do not find that the very sue
cessful men in any stock line are
those who have special liking for
the animals they work over.
[ visited stock fran lately whore
the animals although Of good blood
were sadly neglected. 1 felt sorry
enough for them. It is of no use
to tell me that the owners make any
money out of them, or if they do
they might make a good deal more
if they thoroughly liked the ami
mails and gave the close personal
attention that our friend does who
always has tho best hogs. 1t is
very good advice that one often
hears at Institutes: "Get the kind
of stock you like best" l can't
bear hog myself, but had rather
curry a nice fat Short horn steer
then sit by the fire, and, r could al
most love little jersey cow
T. B. Terry in Practical Farmer.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-01-18
THE UNION.
SATURDAY, JANUARY Is, 1896.
ST. GEORGE POST OFFICE.

The mail from the north arrives every day except
Tuesday.
The mail from Pine Valley and the South arrives
every Tuesday and Saturday and leaves Mon
day and Friday.
The Office is open from a. m. to 7 p. every
day except Sundays and holidays when it is open
from to p. m.
Money order and Registry department open from
a. IN, to p. m.
JOHN PYMM, Postma ster.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-12

niu rozchod6w wynosi@a Al dol. 35 On.
tow vice 20 dol. Go. wysyiam ma reos
Szanownego Redaktora ma m~auzoleum,
pozostaia zas reszte, wraz re znajdujs.
oemi sic u mnie pieniedzmi ma pomnik
K~osciuszki, przeszle wrsz z lista imien
ne o6arodawcow ma reoe kasyera komi.
teto budowy pomnika Tadeusza Kos.
ciuszki W Chicago, p. Szopihskiego.
II szacunkiem
J6zef Czernik.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-12
Sejm Nj Zwiazku Mar. Pol. W
Cleveland. d.

Z~awiadamiam niniejszem, re obraz
fotografozny Sejmu XIgo zostal wy
k%ohozony. Nam nadrieje, re bedzie on
mia niespodzianka ola w~szystkich
zwiazkowc6w i ich przyjaci6}.
Sam obraz 18x22 Gale wielkosci,
ozdobiony pieknym rysunkiem, u pod
noza obrazu umieszczono dwie figury:
oswia.a i praca, u CORY herb Zwiazku,
Polski, Litwy i Rust ma wstedze ma
Pis: Sejm XII. Zwiazku Mar. Pol. W
Stan. Zjed. Pom. Am, Cleveland, Ohio.
Rok 1895.
Posrodku ujete W zbroje, dzia}a i
kosy trey portrety wielkich bohaterow
Washingtona, Kosoiuszki i Pu}askie.
go. Portrety te zdjete z najlepszych
sztych6w umyslnie ma ten Gel z kraju
sProwadzonych. Ponizej W miniature
koPia z obrazu naszego niesmiertelne-
go mistrza Jana Matejki ,,Ko.ciuszko
pod Raclawicami". Ca1ose przedstawia
sic wsPaniale, jest wyrazem prao i ma
szycb idei, bedzie stanowi6 mia ozdo.
be kazdej polskiej strzechy, tax tutaj
jak i W starym kraju. Cena obrazu
$500.
OProoz tego przygotowa}em brzegi
t. wv. Mats" p Gale szerokie z kaz.
kazdej strony, co uozyni wielkosc O.
brazu 22x26 cali obwodu. Ma tyoh
brzegach pieknyoh drukiem wybite:
miejsce j dzieh zaiozenia Nv. Mar. Pol.
Iista zalozycieli, q czlonk6w bonoro.
wych mianowanych ma r6znyoh Sci
mach, byfego j obecnego Zarzadu Cen.
tralnego, imiona i nazwiska wszystkich
Posaow ostatniego sejmu z wymienie-
MEM gruPy reprezentowanej, sumo ka.
p~itasaiu j w~ypaaoonego posmiertnego i
t. d.
Mats, sa Piekna ozdoba i dope1nie.
MEM ogolnego obrazu, sprzedajemy je
osobno pc SOC. "a sztuke.
Ola uiatwienia obbioroom naszvm
kuPienie RAINY sprzedajemy takowe DO
Genie kosztow debowa re z}ota wy.
pustka 4 Gale szerokosci 22x2e cali
wielkosci 1.35c, ozdobne 2.5O-35O
wyzei. Obrazy oprawione wyselamy
bez skia ola uniknienia kosztow i ME.
bezPieczehstwa. Opskowanie z rama
Tub bez RAINY 15c.
Ci Panowie Delegaci, ktorzy mi do.
tad swej fotografi ~doreczy6 ME mogli
Tub ME cbcieli, moga ~otrzymae obraz
re swoim portretem "a dop}ata 300. i
P~rzysfsniem swojego obrazka.
Ma zadanie wyseiam obrazy wprost
do starego kraju "a wskazanym adre.
sem.
n bratniem pozdrowienieD
s.. Piotrocski,
~ -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-12

Fleet Street Gallery, Cleveland, o
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-12
Wilkes Barre, Pa. 2 maroa 1895.
SzdnOrDu Reduktoszet
M. Rdkoaoski.

o~UftUDIcJ Ltcuo6tCoSc.
Dzielns nasza m}odziez " Wilkes
Barre, Nanticoke j okolioy ~poczuwajac
sic do solidarnosci narodowej, zajeis
sic urzadzeniem obohodu $50 %letniej
rooznicy urodzin bohatera wolnosoi, ma.
szego niesmiertelnego Tsdeusza Kos.
ciuszki, polaczonego z r~ocznica ostat.
niego styczniowego powstanis, ktore
sic odbyio d. 8 lutego W Wilkes Barre,
Pa.
Polacy j Polki nasze, jsk zawsze tax
] teraz, gdzie chodzi o uczozenie pa.
miatek narodowych, tax licznie sic ze.
brazil, il sala Konkordys, jedna z wick.
szych W Wilkes Barre, przepeiniona
byfs pc brzegi.
Pc wypowiedzeniu licznyoh NOW, de.
klamacyii odspiewaniu piesni patryo.
~tycznycb, objetych programem, ozcigo.
dny nasz ks. Hodur, proboszcz para6i
sw. Trojcy W Nanticoke, ktory nigdy
ME szczedzi swej pracy, gdzie cbodzi O
sfswe ! dobro imienis polskiego, zscbe
CHI obecuych goracemi s}owami do zio.
zenia skladek ma pomnik Kosciuszki i
ma Mauzoleum, gdzie ma spoczywsc
SERGE ~wielkiego bohstera W Rappers
wylu.
Zebrana sumo komitet mlodziezy po.
stanowi}, pc odtraceniu kosztow oboho
du, rozdzielic: poiowe ma pomnik Kos.
ciuszki, po}owe zss ma M~suzoleum.
Poniewst suma pozostals 20 odtrace.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-12
Echa z ObchOd6w.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi. 20 lutego 1895.

Obch6d $50 ~letniej rocznioy urodziu
Tad. Kosciuszki, urzadzony staraniem
Tow. Bibl. Uni Lubelskiej, odby} sic
" dniu IL lutego " lokalu D. Jams
Krolikowskiego, nar6.nik Marion i Ed.
mund ul., ma kt6ry zebra3a sic spors
liozba p~ublicznosoi, by uczoie swa o
becnoscia ten dzieh.
NajPrzod pod&ug programu OBJ. M.
Rakowski otworzy} oboh6d i przedsta.
wiz W kilku slowach znaozenie zebrania
i zarazem zajai krzesso prezydenta to.
goz obohodu i powolai ma sekretarzs
oh. Aug. Ka}duhskiego. Stosowano
sic pod1ug nastepujacego program:
l.. Spiew pPatrz Kosoiuszko ma mas z
nieba" przez Tow. Katskiego pod dy-
rekoya p. J6. Matz.
2. Nova FIR. Rosenthal: zyoiorys pre-
zydenta Stanow Zjednoozonych Lin.
colna, " kt6ry to dzieh take przypa.
da1a rooznica urodzin owego zas1uaone-
60 meta wolnej Ameryki, ktory takae
takiem samem screen pa}a{ ku marc.
dom jak Tadeusz Kosciuszko, ktory
pragnal zniesc wszelkie ME wolniotwo a
okazai to ma narodzie murzyhskim. Ow
mfody mowca powiedzia}, ze obchodzi-
my $50 letnia rooznice urodzin Kos
oiuszki jake polacy i ~ obcho-
dzimy rooznice urodzin prezydenta
Stanow Zjednoczonych Lincolna jake
obywatele amerykahscy, "a 90 zostal cd
Publicznosci wynagrodzony hucznymi
oklaskami.
3. Spiew nCzy siyszysz szabli szcze-
XII" przez Tow. Katskiego.
4. Odozyt, ayciorys Kosoiuszki przez
Leona Kasduhskiego (7.letniego chop.
cay.
5. Nova Romano Polskiego.
o. Deklsmacya Ignacego Rosenthala
(S'letniego chiopca).
Z. Spiew "Bywaj mi zdrowy kraju
kochany".
8. Nova, Aug. Kaiduhski.
8. SPiew vi dymem pozar6w". w
czasie spiewu dwaj mali wyaej wspom-
miami ch}opcy kolektowali ma mauzo
leum ola serca Kosciuszki i skolekto-
wall $l.23, kt6re oddsuo " rece p. Joz.
Rosenthal jake podkomisarza Skarbu
mar. pol. W Rapperswylu ma stan
MINI.
10. Nova, p. Felix's Derwichowski.
IL. Ma z~akohczenie wspolny spiew
,Boze cos Polsks".
Potem publicznos6 rozeszla sic do
swych dom6w z zad~owoleniem, ze wy.
pe&nila o~bowiazek narodowy, ME zapo.
minsjac uczcic zasiuzonego meza W o
bronze ojczyzny n~aszej Polski.
ia niaej podpisany z mel strony die.
kuje szanownej publicznosoi "a liozne
zebranie sic W uswietnieniu obchodu
$50 ~letniej rocznicy urodzfn naszego
niesmiertelnego ~dobroozynoy Tsdeusza
Kosciuszki.
Prey tel sposobnosci nadmienie, il
wszelkie skladki ma Skarb mar. pol. lub
ma Mauzoleum ola serca Kosciuszki DO
winny bye oddawane do odes1ania ma
rece p. Joz. Rosenthal, t. j. jeaeli sam
zbierajacy ME zeohce odes{ac.
Miiosc j pozdrowienie.
M. Rdkopski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-12

Kazda ko~respondencya, kazda notatka,
-przeznaczona do yzgody", powinna bye
przysyiana wprost ma rece R~edaktora. W
sprawie ogioszeh, ksiazek kwitowych, 1 "
og6le wszystkich robot drukarskich, zno-
sic sic nslezy zawsze z Sekretarzem Jene-
ralnym. SEKRETARz JENERALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-12

Razem $1l3.OO
20 odoiagnieciu rozchodu cd dooho.
du pozostaje czystego doohodu ma pom.
mix Kosciuszki $l65.5 So.
Nadmienic musimy, IL dziatwa "a
szkofy PAM M. kobarzewskiej zioay}y
ma estrada W obchodzie tymze piekny
wieniec z Observation-Disclosures 3 stopy sre-
dnioy z naPisami ma czes6 bohatera T.
kosciuszki, kt6ry to komitet obchodu
kauai oPrawit i zsozy W Muzeum pod
oPieka wv. N. Pol. Oprawa kosztuje
$500.
Zatem wreczonem z~ostanie Rzadowi
Centr. H. N. p. ma pomnik Kosoiuszki z
obchodu tegoz suma sl52,55.
Kreslimy sic { szacunkiem
Komitet Tow. mar. 4. N. P. W Chi.
cago, ILL.,, Se7-32ga utica.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-12
II dZielnicy BridgepOrt'u.

~SprawOzdanie fnansowe 2 obchodu
l5O %letniej rocznicy Tadeusza Kosciu.
ski, odbytego dnia 17go lutego r. b. W
Kaiser hall Przez towarzystws narodo-
we " dzielnicy Bridgeport miasts Chi.
cago.
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Gen. Hen. Dabrowskiego $40
Obrohcy Korony Polski 3.75
Strzeloy ks. J6zefa Po-
acknowledge 1.95
Tow. Choir spiewu Zorza 3.45
Sok6f mr.. 8 LOS
krola Kat. Wielkiego 11.S5
krola Stef. Batorego 1885
Oh. Leon Czeslawski LBS
I'd. NJ. A. Wleklihski $40
Razem 2.7S.e5
Rozch6d:
Hala, napoje i pOlioyant $500
Orchestra 1880
Zsdatek ma hale 500
Transparent ma hall 200
Druk Plakat6w i tykiet6w ESQ
Ubior lydia SIS
Roznoszenie plakat6w 20
Kapiszony i fryzyer 2.e5
Zwrot drobnych PREY bufeoie 1900
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-06-11
mIcH|GAN'$
bEMEFAcT0
AN OFT REPEATED STORY OF TRUE PHIL ANTHR0PY
What Chas. H. Hackley has Done for Western Michi.
gan-How the only Cloud in the Life of an
Honored Man was Brushed
away by Science.
From the Grand Rapids, Mich, Evening Press.

and my sufferings began to make life look
very blue. Two years ago last September
noticed an account of Dr. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People, and what they had done for
Others and some cases so nearly resembled
mine that l was interested. But did not
know whether the testimonials were genuine
or not and did not wish to be humbugged,
SO wrote to one who had given testimonial,
an eminent professor of music in Canada. The
reply received was even stronger than the
printed testimonial, and it gave me faith in
the medicine.
90 began taking the pills and found them
to be all that the professor had told me they
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