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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04

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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04
SPRAWOZDANIE

Komisarza Skarbu Narodowego "
Rapperswylu ma Stany Zjed.
POI. Am. "a miesisc sty-
czeh 1897 +.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04
S&owem radaimy ] ozystosc nauki
katoliokiej i czystosc jezyka polskie
go. Kuryer Polski.

60. Ruryer Polski.
q ohioagoskich gazet dowiaduje-
my sic, Ae miedzzy tamtejszemi pa.
miami toczy sic sp6r zaciety o to, ko-
mu oddac ~wykonauis Sztandsru ola
Zwiazku N. r. Jedna strona jest IA
rozpisauiem konkursu, druga wi
docznie ohce oddsc beg konkursu
praoe pewnej firmie polskiej W Chi
60. Jak Poprzednio pisal'smy kon
kurs powinien bye rozpissny j
do ~sPolzawodnictwa dopuszczone
wszystkie zakiady polskie, beg
wzgledu ma to. gdzie sic znajdujs.
NJ, Ia sic te panic, k,ore sadzs, re ia.
kie polskie zaklady issuieja tylko W
Chicago i Paryzu - 50 one W Pc
znaniu, Wars1swis, Krak vie Lwo.
vie j przez dopuszozenie do konkur
So ' szystkich firm, PREY pozostawie-
niu dostatec1nego czasu frmom eu-
ropejskim ma nadeslanie swych ofert
Sztandar z pewnosois bedzie o wiele
lspiej wygladal pray tych samyoh
kosztach. Biednie gioszs W swych
odezwaoh tie panic, k,ore utrzymu
ia, re s~marantcwy jsdwab jest wyra-
oiany W A eryoe wyrob ten let
nieje tylko we Franoyi. jezeli ma
30 kolor tr~aty Piekny, ia ozy
ows firma must 60 z tamtsd spro ss.
dzic. w kohou musimy nsdmienic.
ae n:etylko chics g1wiauki skIal K
waiy ma Sztanda: i ME msjs prawa
ki6oic SIC miedzy soba, lecz zastoso
wac sic do zyozenia ogoiu, jak tego
chce gl6wny komitet Polek i obo,
wiazkowo rozpisac konkurs i tax jsk
najspieszniej. Take jest ayczenie
Pan Z nprowincyi" zdajs sic wick
szosci ioh W Chicago Choragisw
Wilma miec tylko diva kolory - a
marantowy i biaiy - bo takich uay
ano przez wieki W Polsoe.
Echo
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W ksie,ach polskich innych dyece,
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smiaio biskupow jego biedy wytkne
Ii, gdy tymczasem wszyscy oui gto-
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04

Kstdy mezozyzns powinisn czytse
ogsoszenie Tomasza Slstera " tel GA
zeoie ma stronnioy 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04

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z puszki 4 SO, Tow, Generala
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Tow. Czytelnia z Brooklyna
skiadki 80, zebrano W Syl-
westra 80, ma obobodzie stycr-
niowym W New York zbie.
rane przez panic Hojsr i K.
Sznure 1880. Tow. III Maj
New York $50, Tow. Gen.
C1acbo wskiego N. Y. 24O,
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skiego %, Tow. Jana Sobie-
skiego Greenpoint, N. Y.
gr. 81, l 80. Ra1em IS II
Oddziai 10, wv. Nh. Pol. W
Glen Lyon, Pa, Jozef Sergot
kasyer 500
Ma ohczoinach u S. Bytoh-
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NasZ Przewodnik,


81. OhicaRo, Ill.
APTEKI.
Bardohski, Wiksor, 638 Noble al.
r6g Bradley, Chicago.
Butkieaoicz, Rdzimierz, SCI Mil.
wsUkee ave. r6g Will St. Chicago.
Burda, Wad., Noble ST., r6p
BIZ okhawk, Chicago.
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Nosodk, Jan, 724 w. 18th str.
rog Paulina st. Chicago.
Lendrd, Robert, 8448 Superior
Av. South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI REAL ESTATE.
Stan, TeofI, $50 Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Durski, Marian, 588 Noble It,,
Oh oago, Ill.
TOWARY BLAWATNE.
Ssumihski, John c., 6O4 Noble
st., Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
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FABRYKl CIGAR.
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FOTOGRAFJE.
Nikias i Pasoscsoski, $50 Milwau.
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Chicago
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ZAkkADY KRAWIECKIE.
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Chicago, Ill.
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Milwaukee av. Chicago.
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Chicago, Ill.
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Chicago, Ills.
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WEGLE DRZEwO.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-04
DZieWczeta Pol bis..l mog9 do.

miejsca u familii amerykanskich jake
sfuzace. Szczeg6lniej swiezo przybyfym
dziewczynom 2 Europy moge dac miejsca
zaraz. PAM l.. SAWICKA, streczarka,
4O6 +. 43rd st. West of Cottage Grove
Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23
CURING DEAFNESS AND
BRONCHIAL DISEASE.

Mr.. l.. r. smith. RoxweII. wash
1T is my opinion that In all their large
practice the Copeland physicians never
came across a more complicated or seTi-
Gus case than msne. ] was almost totally
deaf and run down with bronchial
trouble that | was more dead than alive.
I was SO deaf that l could not understand
what people were saying. and with my
deafness | had ringing noises and sounds
like the whirring of wheels in my head.
I had catarrh for Is years. Ten years ago
| had La Grippe which left me with bad
cough. spend most OF my time In the
mountains mining, and am exposed TO all
kinds OF weather. This greatly aggravated
my trouble. / grew worse every year,
and when began treatment AT the Cope
land Institute | was a complete wreck. l
had fearful headaches and pains In the
back OF the head ! coughed day and
night | had night sweats and spit blood.
My chest and lungs weie racked with
pain. | was very short OF breath. and
when | tried to take long breath II cut
me like knife. | had no appetite. some
times | would be hungry. but at the sight
OF food my appetite would ieavs. | was
painfully thin. ! could not sleep. and got
up in the morning completely exhausted.
1 was so weak that i could not walk a
block without having 10 stop and rest.
After carefully watching the advertise
rnenis OF the Copeland physicians for over
a year. ! finally decided TO go 10 them
for relief I-wish / had gone long before.
but I had doctored and spent so much
money that I had lost all confidence IN
doctors and thought the Copeland physf-
clans were like the rest that they would
take my money but would do me no good.
The improvement l made under their
treatment Is wonderful | began TO i'm
prove from the very hrst. and soon was
feeling stronger than | had In years. Now
l have a fine appetite and have gained
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23
SKIN d. EASE.

Mr.. j. Bowles. Lower Nicola. 3. c.,
speaks thus regarding his speedy and
complete cure OF a severe and distressing
form OF skin disease from which he had
suffered for many years.
1T Is only a few weeks since | began
treatment with the Copeland physicians.
but In that time they have cured me of
very painful and distressing form of skin
disease from which | have suffered for
over eight years. / have doctored a great
deal for my trouble in thar time. and
spent a large sum OF money for doctors
bills and medicines but the Copeland ply
sicians are the only ones that ever gave
me any relief. The worst of the torment
caused by my trouble was its intoierab bic
and incessant itching. II would break out
with small Jumps or boils, aud the tor
ture was 20 great that / was compelled TO
tear and scratch the infamed surface.
thus aggrayating the disease and result
ing in unsightly scabs. The almost imme-
diate result OF the treatment was 10 re-
ieve the intense itching Then the sores
began to heal and disappear and / was
soon entirely and completely cured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

II YOU have a broken place in your pias-
ter. IL can be repaired by using plaster
Of paris. Mix IL soft with water. and fill
in all holes; then. II wall is papered. YOU
can paper over such places ard il will
look as Well as new.
II the back of a book has lost it's bind
Ing good substitute may be lmprovised
from the tops Of pair 81 old kid gloves.
Cut the required lengths or size. then with
a good, strong liquid glue. secure the
pieces OF kid in place, tapping the edges
we'll over on the sides OF the cover This
makes a durable binding and looks well
also
Table Deeorations-The prettiest deco
rations for bowls and baskets Of fruits
for the table are leaves the trained help
can keep them on hand BY securing
good supply in their season ard preserv-
ing them in weak glue water Dip them
in the water and lay on q cloth to dry.
Keep them fat in boxes. Ferns may be
preserved b. drying them between layers
az cotton batting.
II your lamps smoke after being
cleaned IN the ordinary manner. remove
the wfcks and place burners in boiling
hot water 20 which has been added a
handful Of baking soda. Boil hard for a
few minutes while the burners are in the
water. then brush them and dry well
when they are ready for use once more.
This treatment should Ne given them once
q month II they are constantly in use.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23
AS TO COST.

r>.,t les~ stght Of the fact that any
ssseoie Sufferer. whether from ca
nrvh Or other seated and dtssress-
- wslsAy. may apply any time, ~
fs1atas baIIding, corner second ave-
- asA Jam~s street. nud receive
~ the Copeland experts tho m"ss
s0et<nt treatment now In vogue.
vs,heat sny expense beyond the res
sias mentally fee of - month. "a
Slo1ing ali nsedfcines. To 00ice and
unfl pataenta alike.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23
r.a sann with Crn.t..

one half pint of dried. yellow split peas
win make four quarts of soup, Pick them
over and wash In cold water. then put
over the fire In two quarts OF cold water
and let them come 20 slowly boiling
point. when they begin TO boil add two
more quarts az cold water. putting II in
one-han cupfui at a time. every hye min
utes. this is done in order TO soften the
peas rapidly: when tender, rub the seas
through a colander with potato masher,
and as you press them through use 2 httle
~ The water in which they were boiled:
All the water is to be used in giving
thick pulp to the peas: next put IN large
saucepan over the fire one-hah eupful
each OF -four and butter, mix together I'M
iii smoothly melted. then stir in the pulp
of the peas: add enough water 10 make
az proper creamy consistency and season
nalatablv with salt and pepper. This SOUP
may be made of dried red. white or black
beans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

Grapes are SAID TO make and purify the
blood.
Prunes afford the highest nerve and
brain food
Apples are among the best fruits used
and are very wholesome
Oranges are refreshing and feeding but
are not good II the liver - out 81 order
B}anehed almonds give the higher nerve.
brain and muscle food. no heat nor waste.
Dried figs contain nerve ard muscle
food. heat snd waste. but they are bad
for the liver.
All stone fruits are considered 70 be in-
furious for these who suffer from the
liver and should bs used cautiously.
Preserved ginger. cut IN very thin
slices. and chopped nuts seasoned With
nsyannaiss. are varieties of the sand
wien alilng formula
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

these complications was 10 bring on a
general state of debility which was very
| could not sleep and lost
IN weight had taken a great many kinds
OF medicine and consulted different doc
tors but they didn't cure me. and l had
begun 10 think there was but little chance
for me 10 get well. After reading the adj
yerfiseguent of the Copeland physicians
decided 10 60 TO them for treatment I
began 20 improve al once and now am
well OF my trouble. I have fine appetite,
sleep well and have regained my weight.
All the pain IS gone and l feel better in
avery xayH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23
DIR. CoPEIAND'S BOOK
FREE To ALL.

~ you live ont OF the city write
fer Doctor Cepetand's book contain
ing a description BY Doctor Copeland
of The Treatment That Cures. Dec
for copeiand's Monograph on Deaf
ness. Doctor Cepeiand's Mono
wxanh on catarrh. and Doctor Cope
..nas. famous srUpfona question:.
describing disease I'm iss different
.arm. The book VIII be mailed ss
,ea FREE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

The women OF Greece are interesting at
ali times. but al this great crisis in the
affairs Of the nation when the hand %
the Turk is clutehing 81 SIS throat. they
are more than interesting-no so much
the women 81 the cities. bur the women
OF the rural districts. where life is much
the same as il was 2aoa years ago writes
a correspondent Of the Pfcaysine al
Athens.
on ali sides is heard the cry that II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23
VALUABLE RECIPES.


BREAKFAST
Strawberries with Cream.
Rroilsi Steak.
Eggs on Toast RaSishe
Coffee Cake.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Cold Pressed Veal HorSeraAish.
French Fried Potatoes.
Sliced Cucumhers-
Brown Bread and Butter.
Sfewei Rhaharh Rice Pudding.
Tea Cocoa
DINNER
Soup. Bresdsticks.
Roast Lamb with Mine Sauce.
New Potatoes Peas. New Reefs.
Asparagus Mayounaise Dressing.
Sailed Nuts Olives Waters.
BavariSn Cream with Strawhtsrles.
Pspperminfs. Coffee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23

one pound Of four. ihree quarts Of water
and 4 tablespoonful Of alum Make the
-four into thin Taste with water. be care
ful 20 have 10 lamps After stirring we'll
add RE alum Into this mixture put as
much newspaper. torn In strips as viii h.
so~b easily Leg IL soak while sri then
boil IL stirring urtii the pulp Is the con-
~sstency q patty. With this ycu can nj
rhe cracks readily. ard When finished ard
stained WITH hard oil you have a clean
summer aoor.
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new laea for a sauce vessel comes
tom London II is % silver. 81 a wide.
iou pifcher shape provided with 2 cover.
aos & fitted with a tiny spirit lamp.
whose onlce - suggestive % the doing
awaw wifh cold gfayies and sauces,
small dogHes sre used ~ luncheon
sornns3rnes the color 81 ibs lamp shades
rIarssa AZ each cover for the bread When
segs j. 8one an individual butter plate
f. nrovis9efs for each guest.
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Others are ha-e*eossd. sore wear tAta
wells and others wear kerchtefs - ar
RANGED aeogx the head that the lower
part ~ tse faca - covered
The only music Is The humming % the
glris. and the dance Itself while grace
f@l' IS simple. tire usual movement b.
sns three steps forward and three hack
ward 70 executed that ire hires keep
moving in a circle. In TIRE country dis
trtcis mixed dances ef the sexes rarely
take place
TIE Greek women are xirtuons.
healthy minded and strong bodied. They
take a serious view ~ l8fe their pleas
ureS are fsw and their laaors many.
They are handsome ia youth. bar after
@ they soon show the effects o. inceS-
SAINT toll. But whether at or 20
they are ready snd willing 20 DO any
thing 10 punish the Turk
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- essarrh. had tried several physi-
- nat they aid fne no real good. and
~ advise Of a friend called on the
-sRssand pay ssciaus. After careful exam
.@saea they said had ratarTrh. which
= esesied my stomach and liver That
ss1,ss 70 he The roai OF al my trouble.
! aeEan 20 improve right away and
eniF short course Of treatment I
setteg IN every respect. Although I
- - ssesinE 30 miserable. I had no real
- es pain. but seemed 80 have lost all
.s..y snd Sc sup. and my work Vas a
Ssses aras. The only real trouble I had
Vic M stomach. After eating there
- I'LL, pressing feeling IN tho stomach.
-. sAArp. cranQ like pains, Nothing
~ sx,sed with nae. and cramped me ter
NF bowels we're consolidated and
slpFitfe uneven Sometimes | would
sasy and then again the very sight
!. - would disgust me ON Waking ii
~ lapEnsng my mouth wcaia feel sticky
.AxFV , Bad taste ! hah headache
w less. snd haWked and spN con
- 80, 80 especially. when 7 had a Httie
"he ~ one these symptoms disap-
- snf now an in better health
@aa ses long tire
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xestinx for siaehoard..

The easiest Way 20 OK white netting over
ste <ideboari Cor summer Is 10 take piece
about three yards long. tie string round
IL tightIy in the middle. and catch where
tied over a small tack driven az the hack.
The selveGge edges part so that the cf1ina
and silver may be taken Of and replaced
without any ioopheies for the great house
hold pests the flies
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TO o,1ucea % uacaroni. one pint 81
10y MILK ore gill Of cream half an ounce
~ hfeas crumbs. one small onion, with
The above Use one pint II water. set the
r,llk and water on To boil and salt 20
taste. as soon as the milk and water
reaches the boiling point throw in the
onion and macsroni. simmer for an hour
"a +ser add he bread and cook for
ouarter 81 an hour. pass all through
sieve and return 20 the pan. adding chop
ps8 parsley 10 favor: pepper. salt and
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How TO Cook Goldfish.

Take eood-sized piece Of the FISH
freshen. and soften II by soaking II In cold
water. and take out the bones; parboii the
ash in milk and season u with white pep
per and dash OF paprika take from '''e
min, break into fakes and put into
saucepan with the Juice Of one onion and
4 large piece Of butter heat until Hight
brown AZ the edges: add cunfm Of the
meats ~ boiled walnuts. thicken slightly
with -four and brown In the oven.