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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
DZIEN POLSKI
ma miedzynarOdowym Bazarze
MilWaukaa.

Niebywaiy natlok by} 13 b. m. W
bszarze miedzynarodowym wszysoy
sic zgadzaja, ze uDzieh Polski" swiet.
ME sic udaf. Przyby} tez gubernator
stanu Wisconsin, Upham - tiumy cd
'amego rama zwiedzaiy pavilion polski.
Wymarsz rozpoczs} sic o godz. 9.tei.
Nasamprzod szis orkiestra, pozniej mi.
icya, nastepnie komitet bazaru i dy-
wizys polska. Niesiono dwie chorsgwie
amerykahska polska. Orkiestra pol.
ska, rso.ons byia skrzypkow bssi.
sty " strojach goralskich, kilkadzie.
STAT osob wystapiio W strojsch narodo-
wych. Ma kohou byli ulani polsoy pod
komends p. Cyzmera. Poch6d przede-
filowsi pred gubernatorem jego szta-
bem. Milicya nsstepnie ozworobok
utworzyis, pOlsks dywizya umissciaa
sic nsokos. Grajkowie polsoy .aossl
(Cisg dsls.y ns stronie 4ej.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
Co sic dzieje z liga polsksf

1 znowu ksie1a 50 przyozyna rozdwo-
jenna parafialnego i skandalow W Bay
City, ktorych pisalismy W zesziym
numerze. Dwoch ksieay pokiocilo sic
i jak to zwykle bywa, parsfe roe.
dwoiio. Kiedy wreszoie ksieza nasi "a.
stosuja sic do zasad nauki Chrystusa,
" imie ktorej wystepujsr Kiedy pre-
stana szerzyc zgorszenie pomisdzy po-
czciwym ludem nsszymp
Wine zlego ksieaa szuksja W urojo-
nyoh psrtysch przewrotu, bezwyzna-
niowych, W Zwiazku wreszoie, gdy
tymozasem konfratry ich 50 przyozy-
ne kosciosow niezale.nyoh, skanda-
low psrsfislnyoh, ! innych gorszyob
jeszcze rzeczy.
Medice - cara te ipsum.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
Kwestya sOlidarnOsci
Ko1a pOlskiegO.

w ZdUOTZe pTuSklu duSUrya'
ckim, polakom jak to czytelni,
kom naszym wiadomo, przyslu,
guje prawo wybierania swych
przedstawicieli do Rady pan.
stwa. Many Representative
naszych W Berlinie i W Wiedniu.
Reprezentanci polscy utworzyli
sobie t. z. Ko}o polskie. w ia.
kimze to celu, ma CO po CO?
Ot6z dla tego, aby przedstawi.
ciele polscy W parlamentach "a
wsze solidarnie wystepowali i
wszyscy tax g}osowali, jak Ko-
10 uchwali}o. / zdawa}o sic
wszystkim, re tax bye musi, ze
wymaga tego interes polski, i
cz}onek Kola polskiego dla
tel w}asnie solidarnosci w imie
jej wed}ug osobistego swego
przekonania W danej sprawie
glosowac ME m6gl j ME gloso.
wal. l m6wiono pisano, ze kto
ME g}osuje solidarnie VIOLA i
uchwa}a Ko}a - ten zdrajca,
ten czlowiek dzia}ajacy ma szko.
de swego spo}eczehstwa, ten pre-
niewierzy} sic, bo naduAyl Eau.
fania swych wyborc6w. Mimo
to wydarzyl sic jednak jeden czy
diva wypadki z}amania tejze So
lidarnosci - kt6re atoG po.
minieto j kt6re ME wywo1a}y SEN
sacyi ami rozgfosu.
Dopiero wystapienie W Radzie
pa6stwa austryackiego, posla
miasta Lwowa, DR.. Lewako-
wskiego, zwrocilo uwage spo}e.
czehstwa j prasy polskiej spo-
wodowafo to, ze dis wszyscy
zastanawiaja sic, azali TAXA soil.
darnosc rzeczywiscie potrzebna
jest, azali pozytek przynosi spo-
leczenstwu, azali ME szkodzi idei
polskiejl Azali dobrze jest, ze
poslowie Slepo ulegaja wiskszo.
Sci, azali trzeba poddac sic kote.
RYE Pose} Lewakowski, jak
wiadomo, solidarnosc to zerwal.
Kiedy W Radzie pahstwa antise-
mici zainterpelowali dla czego
wiece ludowe rozwiazywal Rad,
Kolo glosowalo przeciw ma.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
No. 21.

Trest: Kwestya solidarnosci Koia pol
skiego. - Notatki - Dzien Polski. -
kfopoty Zjednoczenia p. II. X. - z
Warszawy. - Tajna szk6fka polska. -
o berlihskich hakatystkach. -Nauczy-
ciele polacy W zaborze pruskim -
Urywek dziefa Upadek Europy. -
korespondencye. - Odezwy. - Wiado-
mosci zwiazkowe. - Nowe Towarzy-
stwo. - Echa obchod6w. - Ma po-
mink Kosciuszki. -Polacy W Ameryce.
- cafej Polski. - Wielki Rok. -
Kronika miejscowa. - Zawiadomienia,
podziekowania / ogfoszenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

~ " NJ 81 PO
tepia, a tymczasem wyborcy jego
wielkim przyjeli go entuzyaz-
mem i udzielili mu votum Eau
fania. Podajemy tu zdanie wy.
jete jego pred wyborcami mo.
wy:
mkt ME ma prawa powiedziet: to
mole dzielo! to dzielo wzrastajaoei o.
swiaty, dzielo zbiorowych usilowah lu
dzi dobrej wolf, wszystkioh stan6w,
dzieso postepu, a jeteli - zakohczyl-
Bog mi pozwoli1 skuteozny bra6 W
MEM udzia}, to pewnoscia wy (zwr6-
ci& sIe do wyborcow) mnie "a to ME po-
tepioie. Dziefo to wymaga, azeby sic
sPrava polska ME zakwasi{a, jak W
Berlinie, leoz W Berlinie, W VIE
dniu, wszedzie gdzie polscy maja CLOS,
wystepowala Po polsku beg przypraw-
nych MOSCOW, beg yplacht ohydnyoh" i
zfotych kolnierzy."
Obecna solidarnosc Kola
szkodliwa jest i jake TAXA ger.
wana bye musi powinna = ably
pekly okowy, W kt6rych spo}e.
czehstwo trzyma koterya stan,
czyk6w - g}uszac swobode pre-
kona1 - przekona1, kt6re raz
wypowiedziane stana sic haslem
ludu - i grobem sta1czykieryi.
Ruch ludowy idzie naprz6d jak
burza - wzrasta j rozwija sic
W wir sw6j coraz szersze porywa
ko}a. M6wiac tu o ruchu ludo.
wynn ME bedzie cd rzeczy przy-
pomniec czytelnikom naszym, ze
Rad rosyjski chlop6w dla siebie
pozyskae pragnac - powoluje
sic ma sw6j ukaz uw}aszczajacy
chlop6w d. 2 marca 1864r.
Ot6z nieraz juz udowodnilis.
my i znowu to czynimy, ze
ch}opi polscy uw}aszczenie ME
rzadowi rosyjskiemu - ale Rza.
dowi N. p. zawdzisczaja.
,,Dziennik Pozna6ski" W
swych listach z zaboru rosyjskie-
go, przytacza kilka ciekawych
zr6del rosyjskich, stwierdzaja.
cych, ze sami rosjanie przyzna.
wall Rzadowi Narodowemu to
zasluge.
w memoryale urzedowym
OJozrenie mier rryniatych po Car
st,0u Polskomu poSle 1865 goaa.
(Przeglad srodk6w zarzadzonych
W Kr6lestwie Polskiem po 1868
roku ma stronie 8 wyraznie po.
wiedziano:
,Powstahoom udslo sic nawet urze.
czywistnic czesc swoich obietnio. Obo.
wiazki ciszaoe ma ludzie usts{y ma ozas
diuzszy prawie wszedzie, lud, Ohio.
oiat ME wierzyi W trwsios6 takiego ME.
bywsiego porzadku rzeczy, to jednak
widccznie by} zaniepokojony ! zscbo.
dzil " glove, przywyksjac stopniowo i
bezwiednie do takiego uprzywilejowa.
nego polozenis. Konieoznem byio, sby
rzsd wypowiedzial nareszcie swoje roz.
strzygsjace siowo tax lub owsk DO.
io.yi kres niebezpiecznemu stsnowi
rseczy".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
Francis1ek Hieronim Jabfohski, redaktor


rym zwyczaju i ,,tradycyach"
pozostac - ,,nichaj bedzie jak
bywalo"; - solidarnosc Ko}a
to rzecz arcypotrzebna dla stan
czyk6w; zasada ich jest przeko-
mania cudze krepowat i W imie
,,solidarnosci" do swoich ie ma.
strajac naciagac.
Postepowa Nova Reforma",
jak to juz w zesz}ym zaznaczylis-
my num-, chce zmiany powiada,
ze wystepowac solidarnie trzeba
tylko W sprawach narodowych /
krajowych t. j. galicyjskich.
Ale sprawe narodowa pojmu.
je sic inaczej jako polak, inaczej
jako galicyanin. W scislem tego
slowa znaczeniu. Gdyby wiec
W kwestyi narodowej bezwarun-
kowo utrzymano solidarnosc
Kola - to samo dzia}oby sic,
CO sic cd lat wielu dzieje; - o.
w6z sprawa narodowa by}aby
znowu cd sta1czyk6w, cd kote.
ryi zalezna. Ola przeprowadze-
MIA programu ruchu narodowe.
go, dla samejze sprawy polskiej
- ograniczyc sredukowac ma
ley solidarnosc Kola. Bowiem
dzisiaj many pos}6w ,,ko}owych"
W Wiedniu W Berlinie coz z
tego9 w ystepuja oni W imie so.
lidarnosci Kola - i uprawiaja
role pruska austryacka - a
nasza odlogiem ley. Ola tego
tez lepiejby by}o, gdyby kilku
posl6w chociaz male za}ozylo
,,K6}ko" - ale, aby zawsze cd.
waznie, smia}o, cardiac laska pa
now monarch6w swobodnie
zdanie swoje W sprawie polskiej
wypowiadali. Inaczej partya
dworska W Berlinie, i staGczycy
W Wiedniu re szkoda dla spra.
wy, zawsze beda CORA. Taxi krok
stanowczy i radykalny potrze-
bny Jest W tel mierze odezwac
sic powinien pose} DIR. Lewa.
kowski j W tym kierunku dzialac.
Przeciez odwagi cywilnej ami pu.
blicznej mu ME brak. - Many
tez nadzieje, ze W kwestyi tel
pose} DIR. Lewakowski odezwie
sic, chociaz jeszcze pred wybor.
cami swymi tego ME zrobi}. Ia.
mac zapory, niszczyc czego ma.
prawic ME mona, raz ma zawsze
wyswobodzic sic pod jarzma
sta6czyk6w, tych grabarzy ma.
szej idei paGstwowej - to jest
celem ruchu ludowego, to Jest
obowiazkiem przew6dc6w jego-
swieta powinnoscia takich Lewa-
kowskich.
Lewakowski zwycieAy}. Mo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

gfosci wniosku - pose} Le-
wakowski "a nagloscia. Koterya
natychmiast zebrala sic i wyklu-
czono DIR. L. Kola. P6zniej
zalowano tego kroku i dano znac
DIR. L., ze ,,moze wstapic do ko.
Ia" - ale on odrzucii naturalnie
te propozycye. l wtedy posy-
pafy sic ma niego gromy re stro-
ny stanczyk6w, prasa ich wy}a
re z}osci - nawet odbi}a sic ia
sprawa i ma szpaltach naszych
pism klerykalnych, kt6re row.
niez zaciecie atakowa}y DIR. l..
Me dziwimy sic prasie klery-
kalnej W kraju, ami duchowie1-
stwu tamae, kt6re glownie ma
arystokracyi sic opiera - ale
czem t1omaczyc postepowanie
naszych ksiezy, kt6rzy przeciez
zyja grosza zarobionegoo przez
ciezko pracujacych robotnik6w, {,
a kt6rych glosy prasa zlewaja
sic W og6lna harmonic g}osami
konfratr6w w kraju!
Ola czego nasza prasa klery.
kalna tax SLIME przy ,,tradycyi"
stoi-i kubek W kubek podobna
jest do prasy sta6czyk6w, ,rzucajac
gromy ma kazdy objaw samo.
dzielnosci re strony ludu W kra-
ju, kt6ry dazy do zdobycia sobie
praw politycznych spo}ecznych,
jake konstytucya Stan. Zjedn.
tu kazdemu obywatelowi gwa-
rantuje9 Toz prasa nasza kle-
rykalna W Ameryce, duchem
r6wnosci i cnotami obywatel-
skiemi przejeta bye Rowin-
ma - i prasie W kraju uwage
zwracac powinna ma szkodliwa
jej dzia}alnosc, ma to, Ae piszac
tax a ME inaczej, poprostu wylo-
my robi W szeregach katolickich,
Ae koscio}owi ujme i uszczerbek
przynosi. Ale tenn obszerniej
W osobnym artykule rozpisze-
my sic; teraz zas wr6cmy
do tematu - i tymczasem W
tel mierze odsylamy kochanych
czytelnik6w do artykulu p. t.
VI calej Polski' ma stronie 2.iej
zamieszczonego.
Rozchodzi sic nam W tym arty.
kule to, czy potrzebna jest soil.
darnosc Ko}a czy ME. Ma porzad.
ku dziennym jest kwestya solidar-
nosci Ko}a i o lie nam z kra.
ju donosza, kwestya ia bedzie W
Galicyi platforma przy przysz.
lych wyborach do parlamentu.
Sprawe te prasa omawia juz
ma dobre. Jak przewidziec by}o
MONA, pisma klerykalne, kon-
serwatywne, prasa sta1czyk6w,
stanowczo zadaja, ably przy sta.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
NOtatki.

Szczerze radzimy ID. Pr, ably Ia
stanawia1 sic mad tenn CO pisze. Pomija.
my zupelnie jego wywody amerykah-
skiej polityki dotyczace - MIC mas one
zgola ME obchodza. Ale W polityoe
polskiej radzimy mu, aby pisal roz-
waga " skupieniu ducha-a dziwola-
gi takie, jake ukszaly sic W sobotnim
numerze - miejsca nigdy miec ME be-
de. Pismu, ktore choe bye powazne,
ME przystoi odgrywac role rycerza slow
- bawic sic gre slow. A wiec roz.
wsgi zastanowienia ayozymy I'D. Pc
o idei pahstwowej polskiej niejedno.
krotnie jeszcze napiszemy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

Komisarz Skarbu N. P. przez lamy
"Zgody" uprasza PIP. podkomisarzy,
aby W tym miesiacu przeslali mu sk}ad.
XII wszelkie jake ma ich rece zloaono.
Ci zas PIP. podkomisarze, kt6rym ozas
ME pozwala sprawa skarbu sic zajmo-
wac, nieohaj lepiej urzedu zrezyguu.
Ja' Skarb N. P. potrzebuje ensrgioz.
nych pracowitych urzednik6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

Ola braku miejsoa ME moglismy
" tym aumerze zamiesOic przeglsdu
Politycznego. Przeglad W przyszlym
numerze bedzie bardzo obszerny. Tu.
dziez sPrawozdanie posiedzef kon.
gresu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

w sprawie Kongresu Katolickiego,
jedyny rozsadny ! " duohu polskim
srtykui, oprocz yKuryera Polskiego",
nspisai p. Maryafski " ,Gsseoie Ksto.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

o uozozeniu " Szwecyi uozonego DO
laka p. Henryka Bukovskiego (wioe-
prezesa Muzeum N. P. " Rapperswy.
iu), napiszemy W przyszlym numerze.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

Do sejmu Zwiazek N. P. liozyc be.
die oonajmniej $4,000 ozlonkow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

Ciagle nowe grupy Zwiazku organi-
zuJa sic - nawet W osadaoh, " kt6rych
dotad ami jednego zwiazkowego ME
bylo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

Prof. Siemiradzki bedzie mial odozyt
W Milwaukee 26 b. m.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

Dyrektorzy biblioteki maja swe re-
gularne Posiedzenia - staraja sic o
rozw6j czytelni. Ma rzecz tel instytu-
cyl dyrektorzy urzadzajs W niedziele
dnis 10 lipca, zabawe letnia W parku
Wleklihskiego, W Cragin.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
ROk Is.

ickiej". Ale to giosy wolajaoyoh ma
puszczy....
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

Wszeobnica ludowa ME oieszy sic
jeszoze, jak to kasda sprawa ma DO.
ozatku byws, wielka popularnosoia;
Jednak grono os6b - W kazdej d.iei.
nicy niej korzysta. Wkr6toe Wszsch.
MICA powedruje do innej osady.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

Oswiate szerzmy - zak}adajmy czy
telnie.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-18
Antiquity Of Precious stones.

Gems were not cut until the six
tecnth or seventeenth century, being
used In the rough before that period.
As early as 2.40O years before Christ
precious stones were used as Orna-
ments, and more gems wera cut dur
Ing the Roman empire than during any
other period. Later Venice and GenOa
became the great gem markets OF the
world, and upon the discovery Of the
new world. Its supply was called upon
to furnish the old world. The prchis-
tOrlc races of the new world made great
use OF pearls. ana some OF the finest
seen are yet to bc found IN the con.
tincnt discovered by Columbus. India
was the first country to produce dia-
mOnds, the finest precious stones. and
mt one time as many AZ 5000 men We're
employed In the GOlcOnda mines. 1t
has always been a remarkable fact tina
the so-called conservatism of the world
In the matter of diamonds condemns
new diamond fields and their products.
Amsterdam represents about one-third
of the trade In diamonds.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-18
Amuse,nenss or Europeaus.


A writer In Casscll'S Magazine tells
what are the hobbies or amuseincnts Of
some OF Europe's great men. Mr.. Bal.
four INDUCES In golf. bicycles. and
philosophy. aud he once played Ham.
let. Lord Salisbury studies science
and tries experiments with a test tube.
Mr.. Chamberlain raises orchids. Mr..
Gladstone, Of course, used to chop trees.
hut now reads Greek when he feels
the need Of rest. Prince Bismarck
drinks beer. smokes and reads DM
Bolsgoby. The Prince OF Wales Ia foud
Of bowling. The Duke Of DevOnshirc.
Sir John Millais. Andrew Lang and
william Black are expert fishermen.
while Mr.. TOOle finds something funny
to do or say almost every hour Of the
day. once he sent package Of chocO.
late to a little hoy who sat In a stage.
bOx and was disturbing him with his
astonlshlngly loud laughter. The attan.
dant delivered the packet. with MIR.
TOole's compliments. and would the
young gentleman who laughed 10
heartily kindly eat these during the
performance"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-18
After Death.

The burial customs of the Quainault
Indians are interesting. After death
the Indian IL dressed In his best and,
with blanket about him. laid In his
favorlte canoe and taken a little dis.
tance up the river to some chosen spot
near the bank, where the whole 10 dc.
pOsited out Of reach of high water. The
boat IL rooted over with closed frame
work, entirely protecting the body from
animals and the weather. 10 the side
of the little house thus made and 'front.'
ing the river are attached plates or
Guns of white ware or tin. Bits of look.
Ing glass, or often whole ones In cheap
frames. occupy the post Of honor.
Bright bits of cloth or other snowy
ornaments are also cOnsplcuously dis.
played. These baubles are supposed
to propitate any evil spirits that may
chance to come that way.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-18
| e,sueRmAN.s sALxv noRse.
The One Occasion on which the Horse
f0uud Q Master.

THE nee naosaana oss ~ 0cN Nka nnenA
Fouod . Msetcr.
r occ. tc.v a ashermon" soid ina
.rostor "v,hn hed : hore,, ,hot I,aitctS
m an .or,. n occo .,ons. ami when ne
stcrnod no,hins a. orth couid ,novs
him unt,i he sot rcadv 70 90. He might
Atom. FOR insts nee. soine along the shore
,vIth = -.Coo Iosa AZ ss.h ana then tina
N.hcrm"n voujd nnbook him ana bock
the wagon awsv from him. 40 thnt ba
co,,,dn'f tIck that "a n,cccs. and leavs
him stsndinr there ike n statue on
the beach. when tho horse Was ready
"a ~ on ssa,n. which might he in an
bonr 10 would hook him nm ana start
ON.
aOns dsv IN. fisherman come IN with
a load of ash in bIs ,,oat and Tot hid
horsc and wagon "a ,akc tho Ash
ashore. us drove ont in the shoai
water aionss,de tho boat. loaded the
nsh into the WAGON. made everything
snus Alma ri Tho mat and .hcn rot into
the wagon to drive ashore. The horse
stood fsst. The fisherman know we'll
enough what that meant. and he hauled
tho I,oot nm Alongside tho wagon again.
mt hack an the fisb. anchored the boat
ssfciy. ana wodcd lahore. leaving the
horse and wagon standing there in tho
wntcr The ashcrmnn saId nothing.
lint n wo. low tIdc ana l,o aha wondor
n iIttlo whnt Tho horse would do when
tho t,,Ic IN mo In
"rbcro wo. . horroom m .horc not
Sor awav nnd .IttIno in thls barroom
A. Tho ,Imo ,vero hoiS a dozen men who
nj, rncw Tho hor,e we'll ana who madd
-. ~, ..'.ss a., ,,,a..,,.,,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-18
Heating Them At Their Own Game

Heating Them at Their Own Game.
Among certain Of the natives Of Pana.
ma and other Central American towns
there II q sport called bull.teasing. The
animal II turned loose into the street or
led by rope. and IL then tOrmented BY
those who have hired II from the hutch.
or. 1t II thought a special compliment
TO young woman to hire bull on her
birthday and give 1t thorough teas.
Ing. A North American once witnessed
this pleasant pastime. and determined
to teach the towards lesson. He
brought a bear with him from Callfor.
mia. and let It loose In the street one
day. When the people complained. he
merely remarked that he didn't see why
he shouldn't keep his child's birthday
In his own way, and 50 the bear chased
the folk to much better purpose than
the wretched tormented bull had any
chance Of doing.
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Earmors Of Norway.

Tho furniture consists Of q bare Il.
bio: q sort Of wooden sleeping box. 3
feet 1 inches long, oiled with straw; IN
unvarnished wooden chair. and . low
bench axed to the wall round two sides
Of the room. On It are the gayly paint.
cd boxes Of the family, each member
apparently having his or her private
chest bearing the name. place Of abode
and date Of birth Of it, owner, along
with some moro or less barbarlc Do.
Sign On Q row Of pegs placed not far
from the ceiling. and extending nearly
around the apartment. hang the Sun.
day clothes Of the family. suit to each
peg: the trousers' legs dangling down.
and. late on In the dusk. looking % II
some unfortunate people had hung
themselves In row.
There Ii no carpet. NO wallpaper. no
lath or plaster. All II good. honest
wood: above. below and all around;
no varnish. no polish. no stain, no paint
not even on the furniture. No two.
pcnny.haifpcnny one.inch weather
boarding. or half.inch match.boards. 40
We use In England. but great solid
planks and boards which will stand the
wear and tear OF centuries. On the
windows and doors alone 10 a little
palnt--a kind of white enamel. In q
corner Of the room stands a very old
kettledrum, and how and why such an
instrument Of warfare has q place In
this peaceful dwelling IL for the time
beyond my comprehension. There are
two big windows. In one Of which q
pane OF glass Ia wanting. and sivcrt
tells me that the family are greatly con.
ccrncd thereat; on my account be Il
understood. for much ventilation ID
deemed an evil thing out here. An oval
rusty tea tray IL leaning against the
wall. 1t Ats the window. no far "a
tops and sides are concerned. leaving
ample room for fresh air at the cor.
nerx. 10 the matter II soon settled. -
Chambers Journal.
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LOVE is EVER YOUNG.

ooooooooooooooooooooooooo0
BY. Saturday morning Mrs. Alicstrcc
was IT'LL enough 10 20 to bed. Jim.
my had to fetch both posts, and, after
delivering In person the first one, he
vowed to Molly that hc would not ap.
proach Mrs. Allcstrec again while Mr..
Ahe9tree was away.
All day Sunday Mrs. Allcstrcc my
silent in dark chamber. Molly could
not get word from her. nor would she
eat. 1t was almost rcstful to be 10
weak. True, she was in despair. She
had given up all expectation Of seeing
Joseph again, but. compared with the
bcwildering tOssings Of vain conjecture.
her present state was one Of quictudc
and peace.
But by Monday morning she was SUI.
fering tOrmcnts once more. She felt
that II Jimmy returned without either
Joseph or q letter she would surely die.
and. indeed. she nearly died AZ II was.
When the wheels sounded again upon
the gravel, Mrr. Allcstrec sat up In bed.
She was winter than her hair. No voices
were heard below. She clutchcd her
heart and gaspcd. hut presently a
door opened and a step came up tho
stairs. 1t was the step OF Joseph. As
he entered the room she fell back
among the pillows.
MY dear Henrietta. what's all this?''
He looked around almost accusingiy
upon the two frightened women. 10 II
he had caught them In the act Of assnS.
sinating their mistress.
"Dldn't Jimmy tell you?" she muir.
INJURED.
"You know Jimmy never tells any.
thing. lie did say you weren't well.
But have you been very III, dcar!''
The women had withdinw n. and hi
seated himself upon tho bed.
Joseph. you might have sent me one
little linc.'
"wh-what? I don't quite compre.
bend. A lincy'
"Ycs, II wouldn't have hurt you ia
write line"
Henrietta, I wrote to you every day,
and sometimes twice a day."
They stared at each other.
but ! never got . solitary letter.
she said presently. II sent to every
delivery-wcnt myself until became
III. Mr.. Fmmwcll said there was moth.
Ing from you. It nearly killed me
Joseph"
However" he muttcretl. "thcy could
not have all miscarried Henrietta
have Il! Wait: I'll be back In twenty
minutes" and the gentleman fairly rau
out OF the room.
He laughed all the way downstairs
and she heard his ha. has between hlA
shouts for Jimmy to bring back the
trap. In q few minutes they ratified
out Of the grounds, and within tho time
mentioned they ratified back again.
Mr.. AliestrGe tore brca thlcAa IN tho
stairs, bursting boy.fashion into his
wife's room. He carried q package Of
letters. which he spread out In circle
ON the bed. There were fourteen OF
them. and every one was addressed Il
Miss Henrietta Shower.
For short space nothing was "A II
and then the two aged lovers began "a
laugh. and they laughed until the,
cried.
Joseph" she said. cts very funny
very, but II was almost the death OF
me. How did you come to do ~"
"Why. Henrietta. love. when I one,
got out OF your dear. familiar prcsenc,
the old days came hack completely. YOU
were little Retta Shower. and"
Joseph Allestree blusheti; hc did nS
often quote poetry
"And our two and forty years
Seemed mist that rolled away"
-I'carson's Weekly.
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Cuban EOrests,

The fact Is not generally known that
Cuba possesses some OF the densest
and most impenetrable forests In the
world. They contain great deal of
hard wood, including mahogany and
ebony. The entire area Of the forests
of Cuba il estimated at Il. COO. 900 acres.
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twill Cut Diamonds.

A compound of boron and carbon,
which n hard enough to cut diamond,
has been produced In the electric fur
mace by NJ. Molssan.-NewY York Sun.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-18

Have you ever noticed that all the
men who commit suicide are married?
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People pretend to hate Elm. but they
all love It