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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-30

Antek Socha mlody wojak. Powiast-
ka historyczna z czasow Jana Kazi-
mierza nap. j. Grejnert......-.... I,
Antos z kalina. czyli cnota nagrodzo-
ma. a ukarana....-........ II
Biblioteczka ola pilnych dzieci, zawie-
ra1aca krotkie powiastki. wierszyki
it'd. tomik0w. 3,
Branka Krolewny. Opowiadanie ma
tie historycznem z czas6w napad6w
tatarskich ma Poodle przez Chwali
u
Chtopi Bohsterzy. powiesc z czasow
/;
Cudowna Dziewica (Orleanska)....... II
Czerwony Kapturek. przesliczna /
wielce budujaca bajka przez Starkla II
Dobry Syn. Bardzo zajmujaca bajka
zprzed lat tysiaca. Nap. w. Bella 1,
Dolina AlmeIyi. czyli dobrotliwose Bo-
ska. powiesc hiszpanska. ......... q
Dziesiee powiastek r6znycb autor6w. D
Ferdynand. Powiesc z fycia hrabiego
. hiszpanskiego przez rs. kanopika
Schmidta. 2
Historya o Rycerzu Zlotoskrzydlym.
porwanej dziewicy z drogim klej-
notem I o Zhotym ami .....-...... II
Historya o Kr6lewiczu. kt6rego VIA.
shy ojciec Zaprzedai. q
Historya o Rycerskim Owczarku....... II
kopalnie Kr6la Salomona. Przez III.
Ridder Haggard. Bardzo zajmuja-
ca powiesc ola dorosiych imlodzie.
zy z ilustracyami. Cena........-. q
w mocnei oprawie.-.....-...... Z!
Kr6l Krak i Kr6lewna Wanda, po-
wiesc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.
Ksiadz Placydy. Str6i Przenaiswiet-
sZego Sakramentu. Powiesc histo
ryczna z czasow przesladowania
WARY k~atolickiej W Anglii. ........... II
krwawe Chwile. powiesc historyczns
~ cIasow wojen koZackich ma Ckra
inie prZez Terese Jadwige..-........ q
krzysztof Zegocki czyli oswobodzenie
kosciana, powiese z czasow najazdu
Szwed6w W II wieku przez Wande
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kilka Pieknych Powiastek z zycia
y
krzyz miedzy dZikimi. czyli W krzyiu
Zbawienie, bardZo Zajmujace opo-
wiadanie z czasow ~nawracania In
dyan szczepu 'Syn6w Wilka" przez
FIR. ksaw. Tuczynskiego .......... /,
Ksiaie i zebrak. bardzo zajmujaca an
gielska powiesc historyczna.-........ a
Litosiaw. ksiaze milosierny. Wediug
starei basni opowIedziai Julian b. Il
Malagrida i Pombal. czyli ofiara ME
nawiSci ku Jezuitom. Powiesc hi
storyczna z lat ~l750-l16l ........... q
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dawnych czas0w ................. 81
D strasznym zb6ju. p~ow'astka re IDA
zen pra~dziwych nap. kazimierz
frOnyk ..... II
Historya O sicdmiu Medrcach. evil
wybawienie kroiewicza cd smierci =
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-30

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bora &c. l0c
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ny W Sch aktach 6ciu odsionach SOC
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tach. nap. Or. NJ. j. Stupnicki... soc
Malowniczy Opis Polski. czylI Geo
grata ~ojczystego kraju. uioiyi J..
Chociszewski z mapka i licznemi
6Oc
Lfota ksiega, czyli ksieia j parafie
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Szary Proch, powiesc z iycia ludu
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soc
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Zrycinami, osnuta ma tie osta-
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Kara Boza idZie przez Oceany. Po-
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-30

II Montreal, " Ksnadzie, pisa nam:
MOI syn jest daleko zdrowszy cd czasu
LAX zaczai brac iekarstwo Ora Hama.
sSPi ter~z spokojnie i ME irytuje sic 20
fsdek mu sic ME wzdyna. Pdsyiam piec
dolarow Prosze mi przysisG 8 6utelek Ie-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-30
(Dokohczenie).

Burzs choc gws,towns, ME byss
ws1ak.e Il trsbs. pory ~sjscs ! dru.
goosca ws1yssko, Z ktorej cudsm syl.
ko Stack wyjsc mote CATO. Kiadls
ora okret, rzuosis 60 W przepssoi,
miotsis MIN " gore. ale walozyc .
ME m5gi rozum, meztwo | doswiad
osenie csiowisks.
- | ia bur.s u brzeg6~ to tak.e
ME najlepsaa Ola mas pr.epowiednis,
rzeki Pu}sski.
- Ktoby Powiedriai, ssepual Ro
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-30
DR.. c. B. Ham
LECZY nEzCZYZN, KOBIETY I pzIEcI.

Jeheli dOktorzy ME mogli rozpoznaf twej choro-
by, Tub ME mOgli ci mic pOmOdz, 90 napisz zaraz do
DoktOra Hama, a on CT udzieli rady darmo. Gdyby
doktor uznaf chOrObe "a nieuleczaina, 60 pieniadzs
zwrocit ME potrzebujesz bye mic %stratny. Or. Ham
(e-t uclciwym 4 Experimentation, a chorymi opie-
dziecmi, Ludzie, kt6rzy napr6znO szukali rady licz-
nych ,doktor6w, ktOrzy przecierpieli 20 kilkana-
scie lat W sZpitalach, jakby w czarodzieiski epo-
-0b zosiali uleczeni przez bra. Hams. Me m6si-
my tegoz zadna przesada, lecz tylko szczera pra-
we. Me przedfuza1 ewej chOrOby, bo mOIe eie
STAG nieulecZalna- Pisz zaraz do DoktOra Hama.
Medycyn DOktOra Hama ME MONA dOstac W "a
dngl apiece, ami g%roserni, ami szynku, snitez Cd
PedlerOw. Kto chce bye pewnym, ze dostaje czysta
! zdrowa medycyne, TO must 20 takowa pisa( pro
sto DO Ora Hama. Butelka medycyny kosztuje 'tyl-
ko on szesc butelek 500. Piszac 20 medycyne,
nalsly opieac ewa chorohe 1 zaiaczyc W liecie pie
niadlet luh przekaz pocztOwy, hankowy lub EXPIRE
eowy. Medycyne 1 przepis 1ak sic leczyc wysyiamy
odwrotna poczta. Przyslij marke p~ocztowa ma Cd
pOwiedZ. Adres taxi:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-30
DOktOr j. IfOwiecki.
Lekarz 20 stafsgo haiu.

Udzieia iistownie - sumiennej rady IeEar.kis,.
L-czy ohoroby dzieoi, kobiet
meaczyIn, ma "a soba prsktyks bli
sko 2Oletois. Ma syczenis wysyla
tskze leksrstws. Porada listowps. I,
dokssdnem opisem sacbowania sic
reoePtami - kosztuJe jednego dols
70. Prosze o Obscene opisapis cbo
roby. DR.. JtzEY IEowIKcKI,
1920 Chsns Str. Detroit. Mich
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-30
BURZLIWA PODROZ MORSKA

Kazimierza Puiaskiego i jego to.
warzyszow do Ameryki.
(POdfug powiesci Il. Boleslawity.l
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-30
NddzWuCdDd 1Ot6rtd! TukO ma kr0uM @dS KSdlM "a Dol Cenu!

- AY@ w yen neKHh ca@Ghs Poobno@ naet nlu%ASymd do nabva poSnmyhks slack hb u
n4dha m@yd omowg bbhoMezk,n hYSny np pewter cs Gene ma kIAkah remeoa uMd4 O DO
lowe kads kop HySe 81 co. moe Se zponAupon u yvbn kSmeka e. -ko prut e.
mOAew yne "a $40 I'd. PneyHso ha kpuacy, ice mAI kndeeo nMeIn%n clara fmTIddsT
IS ee@~ %Ik a ge Poeyhco hb "a me mh tdngo dohn ychk dmk pc mmmJ Genie Te
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-30

Adres: J. F. SMULSKI 4 co. 565 Noble st. Chicago. Ill.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-08-26
UnapprcCiatcd BLESSINGS.

A poor old widow, living in the Scottish
Highlands, was called upon one day by n
gentleman who had hoard that she was In
need. The old lady complained OF her con-
ditiOn, and that her son was in Australia,
and doing well. "But does he do nothing to
help you?' inquired the visitor. mo, moth
ing" was the reply. "He writes me regu-
larly once month, but only sends me
a little picture with his letter" The
gentleman asked to see one OF tho
pictures that she had received, and found
each one of them to be n draft for fl0. That
is the condition Of many Of Gods children.
He has given US many Exceeding great and
precious promises" which we either are
ignorant Of or fail to appropriate. Many of
them seem to be pretty pictures OF an ideal
peace and rest, but are not appropriate as
practical helps in daily life. And not one OF
these promises is more neglected than the
assurance of salvation. An open Bible
places them within reach Of all, and we may
appropriate the blessing which such knowl-
edge brings.-,D. l.. moody.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-08-26
Draw Patience From Christ.

remember once when l felt the need OF n
great stock OF patience to meet an emergency
that was coming upon me, and thought 1
would be obliged to pray for n long time in
order to lay up enough. l think expected
to have something after the nature Of a
package of patience, done up and labeled
"Patience," and deposited in my heart. 1t
was one night, and was preparing myself
to pray all night long in order to lay in n
good supply, when suddenly this
verse flashed into my mind 'Who
OF God is made unto us wisdom and right
eousness, and sanctiication, and re-
demption." Yes" l added with a sudden
Illumination, ''and patience tool" 1 do not
need to lay up stock of patience; all tho
patience l need is stored up for me In
Christ, and have only to draw my supplies
momentarily from Him." | rose from my
knees at once, and thanked the Lord before
hand for the u"limted supply Of patience
that was mine in Christ. And need not
say that found grace (in the form of patti
ence)t to helpin every time ofneed. Hannah
Whitehall Smith.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-08-26
Christ Standing at the Door.

To the church at Philadelphia 1t was prom
ised that the door should be- opened but her
church at Laodicea, which had deliber-
ately shut its door on the higher life. 1t
was church that was neither cold nor hot,
a lukewarm, Indifferent. spiritless people.
and to such people, wilfully barring out
the revelations of God, comes the Christ in
this wonderful figure, standing at the door
like weary traveller, asking to be let in.
Such picture just reyerses the common
view which one is apt to have of the religious
life. Wo commonly think of truth as hiding
itself within its closed door, and OF our
selves as trying to get in to it. We speak OF
finding Christ or proving God, or getting
religion. rs II all these things were mysteries
to be explored, hidden behind doors which
must be unlocked; as II, in the relation be-
tween man and God, man did all the
searching, and God was a hidden God
But the fundamental fact of the religious
life Is this-that the power and love Of
God are seeking man that before we love
Him, He loves us that before we know
Him, He knows us that antccedent to our
recognition OF Him must be our rcceptivity
OF Him. Coleridge said that he believed I'm
the Bible because 1t found him. 1t is for
the same reason that man believes in God.
God finds him. 1t is not the sheep which
go looking for the shepherd il is the shep-
herd who finds the sheep. and when they
bear his voice they follow him. This is not
contrary to nature. The same principle IL
to be noticed in regard to all truth. That is
what we call n discovery 1t Is the opening
OF the door OF the mind and one OF the most
impressive things about science today Is
to consider how many other secrets OF
the universe arc at this moment knock
ing at our doors and waiting to be
let in; and TO perceive how sensclcss and un-
receptive we must seem to an omnscicnt
mind, when so much truth, standing near
US, Is beaten back from our closed minds
ami wills. 1t is the same with religious
truth. Here are our lives, shut in, limited,
self-absorbed; and hero are the messages
OF God, knocking at our door, and between
the two. only one barrier, the barrier of our
own wills. Religious education is simply
the opening of the door of the heart.
Christian discpleship is simply that alert
ness and rec"ptivity which hears the knock
ing and welcomes the Spirit which says:
"lf any man will but open the door, will
come in to him, and sup with him, and no
with me-. "-Proi. =. 6. Peabody in Morn
ings in the College Chapel.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-08-26
SELECT RELIGIOUS READING
PREGNANT THOUGHTS FROM THE
WORLDS GREATEST AUTHORS.

Door Shut for Our Good Christ Standing
at the Door = Draw Patience From
Christ Unapprccistcd Blessings The
Value Ii In Christ-Faith by Watching.
God sometimes shuts the door, and shuts
us in,
That He may speak, perchance through
grief or pain,
And softly, heart to heart. above thu din,
May tell some precious thought to us again.
God sometimes shuts the door, and keeps US
still.
That so our feverish haste, our deep
unrest,
Beneath His gentle touch may quiet, till
He whispers what our weary hearts love
best.
God sometimes shuts the door, and though
shut in,
IL It's His hand, shall We not wait and see?
II worry lies without, and toll, and sin,
Gods word may wait within for you and
me.
Interior
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-08-26
Faith by Watching God.

Faith is always on the lookout. 1t does
not always see. but II keeps its eyes open.
Yet faith is always painted blindroldcd. "I
don't understand anything about provi-
dence or the Bible" said IL young man, re-
Gently. 81 don't try to understand 1t; pre-
for to walk by simple faith" But simple
faith does not court darkness, nor is 1t AN
evidence OF great faith when one who has
just placed hts hand in Gods hand CLOSES
his eyes. Following God blindfoicd il not
the courage Of faith, but the rccklessncss OF
creduli.y. A man of faith finds strength tn
20 through hard places, not by shuttnl:
his eyes, but by Keeping them open; not by
remaining ignorant Of Gods ways. hut by
watching HIM in all His ways 5. s.
Times.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-08-26

Felix Denewith, living two miles
from Mount Clemens, Mich. is the re-
puted owner OF young horse which
resented so strongly having most OF
the work thrown upon it. to the favor
of the horse which Mr.. Denewith had
owned for IS years and was disposed to
favor, that II not only kicked at the
old one at every opportunity, but finally
when the old one was swamped in u
pond, refused to pull 1t out after the
owner had fastened a rope to 1t. The
young one was made to pull only after
being blindfolded and then 1t had to
null out the old horses body.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-08-26
The Value Ia in Christ,

You remember the scene in Shakespeare's
Merchant of Venice" When the suitors for
Portals hand choose between the caskets-
the golden the silver, the leaien. The
value is not in the casket, it is in the por-
trait OF Portia that lies within, and he who
finds the portrait wins the living bride.
The value Of our Bible is not in its words
and prrases-these are the mere caskets; It
is in the Christ whose portrait is contained
in the ysho!e Book, from tho opening scene
in tho Garden to tho closing scene at the
Judgment. And he best uses the Bible
who knows how to open this casket, tn look
beneath its words and phrases. to see the
Christ whose image Is enshrined there, and
then to look up and see the living Christ at
his side and take him IA q Friend and Il
Bridegroom because he has found this di-
vine image In the eBook.-Lyman Abbott, D.D.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-08-26
CHRISTIAN ENDElVR TOPICS.
TOPIC FOR SUNDAY, AUG. 20.
.Ths Idols We Are Likely to Worship" Ex
H. l.6. Luke Xii. 1921.
DAILY READINGS.

IDOLS.
Aug. e3. Keep yourself from idols. 1
John V. 1921.
Aug. "a. Pride. Dan. iv. 2S-31.
Aug. 60. Money. l Tim. vi. $40.
Aug. 26. Pride. Esth. vi. LA.
Aug. %. Applause. Matt. vi. l-6.
Auf. rs. Human love. Matt. X. S4-S9.
Aug. 29. The idols we are likely to
VIC worship; ship; Ex' xx' l-s; Luke
Scripture Verses.-Josh. xiv. Is;
Prov. xxi. l: Isa. Xvi. 3. 4; Matt. xiii
4446; Mark X. 21-23: Luke X. SS-42; xiii
15-21; Tim. vi. 6-l2; Jas. iv. 4.
LESSON THOUGHTS.
Anything that we allow to interfere
with our love and service to God Is our
idol, whether 1t be wood or stone or
precious metal; whether 1t be sun,
moon or stars, or any of the works of
nature; whether II be selfish greed,
personal Indulgence, or petulent TEN.
per; all these God forbids us to serve.
Men make a grand mistake when
they choose to serve mammon instead
of God. Godliness has the promise of
this world and of that which Is to come.
Seek first the kingdom of God, and all
these things shall be added unto you"
But seek first the pleasures and profits
of this world, and even II you secure
some of them the profits end there, and
the kingdom of heaven Is lost.
SELECTIONS.
This is always true.-that the people
who DO not make worldly good their
first object are the people who can be
most safely trusted with It. and who
get most enjoyment out of Il. All
earthly good is exalted by being put
second, and degraded as well as cor
rupted by being put first. The water
Tapped up In the palm. as the soldier
marches, is sweeter than the abundant
draughts swilled down by self-indul-
Gence. Seek ye first the kingdom of
God and all these things shall be
added unto you"
Saul of TarSus once had all his capi-
tai invested in time stocks They paid
we'll in earthly dividends. He was
that youpg, brilliant. promising rabbi.
Men praised him; his reputation I'm
Pharisaic circles was well established
He had many earthly treasures. But
he one day saw that Jesus of Nazareth
was Lord of heaven and earth: imme-
diately he threw away his time stocks,
never drew another dividend on them,
and put the rest of his capital into
guarantee stocks of heaven. He often
gave testimony to their value. Just be-
fore his departure he said, Hence
forth there Is laid up for me crown OF
righteDusnpss"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-08-26

Christianity touches n man vitally, and
straightway he becomes finer, larger,
broader Christianity touches homo
vitality, and it is as though beam from.
heaven had come shining in to light up its
hcarthstone, or snatch Of some song the
angels sing. Christianity touches II law
vitally, and there is at once more justice and
tenderness in it. Christianity touches trade
and commerce vitally, and there is honesty
in buying and selling. Christianity touches
the factory and the mill vtally, and the prod
ucts are what they are advertised to be
genuine articles. Christianity touches the
trowel and the plane vita ly, and the work of
the workman is hcnceforth sound aud
thorough-as good ut the centre. where only
God sees 1t, rs ut the surface, whore ma,
sees it. Everything is changed for tho bet
ter--Dr. L. A. Noble.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-08-26
When Mind Meets Mind,

mo.h 'ed prayer acts ON the spirit very
|Nsnu az conversation acts on tho mind.
|sIoS a. q mans intellect when he Is alone Is
|in nv hs movements and far from fertile
nss,. ' prodnction OF ideas. But when it
N IN win WIN another mind, and clashes with
|comss' ss'nvenation, 1t Is transformed; 1t be-
aHhe and audacious; It burns and
|rson,~sees and brings forth ideas out OF its
10 whso which are surprise even to itself.
brave, =, 'wo or three are met together the
|spo,hs,o " one strikes fire from the soul OF
|ssv 10 una the latter In his turn leads the
n,ta.if ,saeif joy increases, there is one in their
'ames Stalker. S W.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-08-26
Christianity GlorIHes Love.

II has been well said that till Christ came
humanity lived In hemisphere Of our
moral world. They know only half the
springs OF all that we feel excellent. Be-
fore Christ the best men admired the beauty
Of womanly character quite as little ns the
worst men did. The Greek whose death
will always be remembered beside that OF
Christ, spoke In his last hour con.emptuous-
ly OF his sorrowing wife, ana his disciple
framed an ideal world in which no mother
should know her own child. Christianity
glorifed the mother. 1t exalted the mo-
TIERS love as the focus OF all that makes up
womanhood. British Weekly.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-08-26

when God hides from us 20 much that we
would fain know, lot US believe that the
same love concca!s, ~ Mt other times re-
yrals. and that shallow md sun are accom-
plishng our growth in grace and in the
knowledge and love Of God.-ltev. i. B.
Mnyar
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-08-26

II we look down, then our shoulders
stoop. II our thoughts look down, our
character bends. 1t Is only when We hold
our heads up that tho body becomes erect.
1t Is only when our thoughts go up that
our life becomes erect.-Alexander McKen-
Ele, D. d.
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