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w sprawie sztandaru In. p.
Komitet gi6wny satandaru niniej
seem podsje do og6lnej wiadomosoi,
il s1tandar ola Wv. N. P. jest jua
Przeszio W po}owie zrobiony, q Wy.
kohczouy ma bye ma dzieh l wrzes
ola, ii. Ia kilka dni pr.ed sejmsm.
Wreozsnie onego ME mote nasta
pic W Chicago, Z powodu, re 81. Gen.
cor Wv. pred sejmem W laden spo
sob pr.ybyc do Chicago ME mote, a
prezes Rzsdu Cent, jsk wiadomo,
~wyjechal do Europy, a zatem komitet
postanowil, Re konisc.ns jest rzec1a,
ably pr.ynajmniej jednA representa-
tka z Chicago pojechala re sztanda.
rem do Filade'fi, gdzie nastapi uro.
czyste wreozenie onego j~eszore pred
rozpoozeciem sejmu.
Reprezentantka to wyznaozons To-
staia przez komitet sekrstarka tegoa
komitetu p. Auna Uozoiwek.
o lie sic dowiadujsmy, niskt6re
gr. wv. postanowiay kupic .iots
gwozdz'e, kt6re wbijs W dr.ewoe
sztandaru, a mianowioie or. 81 . So.
Bend, Ind., jedna . grup ohioagos.
kioh; many nad.ieje, te wieoej grup
p6jd1ie IA lob przykladem.
Komitet ozuje sic take W obo.
wissku za.nac.yc, Re praca s,tanda.
ru o lie jest dotad wykonans. ME po
zostawia MO do tyozenia i ma ns.
dzieje, Re sztandar ten bed.ie ohlubs
ola polek, ktore ~dorzuoily swojs os
gielks do sprawienia onego.
w imieniu komitetu:
Anna Uczci,oek, sekr.
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elat1lns isVirystVl PsIsk Lusrys,
alma Sn,elkoacska, sekr. prot.
63e w. 18th st. - Chicago, Ill
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klub PatryOtyczny POlek

choso grono swoje powieks.yc, a
przytem dac iatwa sposobnosc pa.
niom pr.ystepu do klubu, zaosi
wstepue ma 3 miesisoe. Podatek
miesieozny tyIko 15o. wrazie ohOro
by towarzystwo wypiaca 3 dol. ty-
godniowo w~sparsia. Zatem ws.yst.
kie panic chcaoe przystapic do Klu-
bu profz, n 50 o posPieoh. Posic-
dzenia odbywaja sic W katda pierw.
sza nied.iele mieuiaoa o Sci 20 pc.
ludniu W sail Domu Wv.
Il szaounkiem
We. Chodzihskd,
SSo Aruitage Ave. Chicago, Ill.
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POdziekOwanie.

w imieniu komitetu, urzsdzajaoe.
go piknik 8 BIN. ma korzysc bibliote-
XII Nv. N. P. poosuwsm sic do obo.
wiszku ziotyc publiczne pod.ieko
wanie q osobliwie: Tow. pstr. Polek,
stow. Cyklistow pol, Chorowi Pa.
derewskiego, Oh. Psn'en E,bs, Oh.
Chopina, orsz wszystkim ~uczsstni
kom, biorscym ud.iai " odbytsj "a
bswie, rowniea IA podarki do wysoi
gov: PIP. Burds, Butkiewios, ksb
kowskiemu, Msgdniarzowi ! dr.. Kos
sskowskiemu.
Zsbsws urzsdzons ma TAX szlache.
tiny | popsrcia godny Gel, udsis sic
nadspodsiewsnie swietnie, DO podiuq
sprawordanis fnsnsowego przynio'
ska dochodu o.ystego $82 81, Oczy.
wisty to dowod, ze pomimo navajo
w~yoieozek W powyAszym dniu urss.
dzonych pc rozmsityoh ogrodsob, pu'
blicsnosc 81. TAX licznie sic zebrs,s
ma to rsbswe, ze zajesa doszetnis
park Wleklihskiego, ohoao prsyjst
z pomocs Bibliotece.
Skladsm wiec wszystkim stare
polskie: pBdg Zoptoc!"
z wysokim sssounkiem
Lg. Puikoscskt, sekr. kom. del.
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nalezytegO lekarstwa W sam czas
zazyta, powstrzymaia wiele dotkIi-
wych chOr6b jak r6wniez cafe Iata
cierpie1. Majac butelke starego
szwajcarskO- niemieckiegO lekar.
silva
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Wszelkie wygOdy dla Delegation.

Ma Sejm Zwiszku Narodowego
Polskisgo, kt6ry sic rozpoozyna DIN.
ego wrzesnia T. b., W Philadelphii,
nathaniel sic wybrac kolejs .elazna
IN oksl Plate. Kto z delegat6w i
wog6le Z pr.yjaci6i z N. P. chloe
jeohat szybko i wygodnis, jsOhac
'powinien koleja nNiokel Plate, kto
ra starac sic bedzie, ably podr6a ppD
delegation jak na~jwieoej uprzyjem
mic. Delegaci z Toledo, Cleveland,
Erie, Buffalo i t. Z. dobrze zrobia.
jetsli porozumia sic W lynn wsgle.
die z delegatami Ohicagoskiemi j
razem ma Sejm pojads. Je.eli zbie.
re sic d~ostateozna ilos6, to delegaci
mice bsda specyalny pcciqg
Ksady Z delegatow, OhcaoyOh je.
ohac tym pooiagism, powinien jsk
najpredzej poro.umiec sic z Sekrs-
tarzem Jeneralnym IMP. dsG 10
sposobnosc zrobic odpowiednis umo
we z zar.adem kolei, kt6ry re swsj
strony reczy, ze mic .aniedbansm ME
bedsie, ably podro. ta wypadia ola
PIP. dslsgatow jak nathaniel i mai
~Przyjemniej pod kaadym wzgledem
Kstdy delegat, nabywsjscy ty.
kiet, powinien zaAsdac noerty6ks.
tu", kt6ry upowaani 90 do ssplsoe
MIA "a powr6t tylko jednq rzeciq
Geese oeny zwyklej.
Wszelkioh s.ozsg6sow co do ora
su, osny ~tykiet6w, wagon6w sypial
nyoh ! jsdalnych etc. udsieli Z goto.
woscis p. M. J. SsdoJski, Sekretar,
Jeneralny 2. N. p, 102 -104 w. III.
vision St., Chicago, albo J. Y. Cal
lshsn, agent generally, Ill Adams
Str Chicago.
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Sztandar wv. N. p.
Sztandar wv. N. P, dsr naszyoh
polek zwiazkowyoh, wreozy Ssjmowi
XII, parma Uo.Oiwek Z Chicago.
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DO Delegation ma Sejm MI.

Ostatnie posiedz snie przedseJmo.
We delegat6w ma seju XII W Phi
ladelphii odbedrie sic W Domu wv
W Pistek, dnia 20 sierpnia rb. o 60
dzinie 8ej wiecz.
Uprasza sic o pr.ybyoie wsryst'
kich delegat6w, gdya ma tenn posie
dzeniu uohwalonem zostanie dzieh
godzina wyjazdu.
Il szacunkiem
Komitet.
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Mezczyzni, miodzi ! starry, powin
nj czytac ~ogtoszenie Tomassa Slate.
"a "a stronnioy Pei.
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POSiedZ enie SOkOfa n. ].

POsiedzenie SOkOfa n. ].
Wszyscy czlonkowis GIN. Sok6l
Polski N. L. ob~owiazani 50 stawic sic
IN corpore W pelnym uniformis /. cd.
snakam:-w niedz., dn. % bn. o
godz. punkt 8 rano " bali Puiaskie.
go pm. 800 S. Ashland Ave, skad
wyruszymy ma ~wyoieozke (piknik)
gniazd sokolioh do Cragin, Ill.
Czo}em!
W. Zychlihski prszes,
Il. j. DziegieleuSki, sekr.
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KrOnika miejscOwa.


~jeAdtamy ma sejm do Flladelfi.
Wv pr.ys.,s nisdzieIe gniazd'
sokole u~rzsdzajs wyoisorke do par
ku Pulaskiego W Crsgin, ktor,
swietnie sic zapowiada. Otto i pro
gram:
Konkursowe strselanie do tsrczy
rzuoanie pietuastofuutowa kule
e~ic.enia gimnastyozne odbeds sit
W parku pc poludniu. Wymarsz
god.inie 9sj rano . hall OBJ. A
Sohult.'a. Wziasc naleay tramwa,
Milwaukee ave., do Armitage ave.
gdzie sic dostaje transfer ma Armi'
tage ave, kt6ry dowo.i prawis dc
samego ogrodu.
Wv ubiegia sobote wieoz. pok}6
Oh sic niejaki Jan tukowski re Sta.
nislawem Kunzem,na rogu nj. Latin
| lei. Kunz dobyl noza / zsdal
przsciwnikowi rane W lews reke,
Zrobi3o sic zbiegowisko ohoiano
Kunza przytrzymsc. lecz ten dobyl
zaraz re wolweru | s~trzelsi W tlum.
Kula trafia ~l3letniego Leona Zi6l-
kowskiego W ramie a druga pr.eszia
przez pleoy 10!etnisgo J6zefa Kro-
ayka. Polioya pozoiej ~uwie.i,a
Kunza i osadziia go W wiezieniu.
Wodna milicya stanowa .ebrana
W Chicago sad.iia, IL W parad.ie
WEI ME udzia} gubernator Tanner /
inspector Van Cleavs. Tymozasem
Of ME przybyli. Zoinier.e tax sic
rozgniewali. ze dw6oh I mich pre-
brano "a gubernatora j ms oektora
oi obohodzili front milioyi, wypra-
wiajao rome b~lazehstwa.
Co ma to powie gubernatorP
$500 ludzi, zatrudnionyoh prey
budowis i repera Cyl gmaOh6w sskol-
nyoh ma we.wanie rady stowar.yszeh
rzemieslnik6w, .astrajkowslo. Rada
szkolna ME chce umiescic " umowie
Z kontraktorami paragrsfa ssbrania-
jaoego i'm zatrudnia6 nieunionist6w ".
Prey ulioy Orleans z~nale.iono
zwloki dzieoka, kt6re zostalo pozba
wione zycia pre-. uduszenie.
Pierwszy oddzial Zwiazku MIC
dziezy polskiej zapowiada przedsta-
wlenie sztuki t~eatralnej p. t.: Jan
Kilihski, szewo warszawski". Pred.
stawienie odbedzie sic IL wrzesnia
" hall Pulaskiego.
w miejskim wydziale wodooia.
gov odkryto naduayoia oszustwa.
Winnyoh pooiagnieto do odpowie.
d.islnosci.
Redakoye nasza odwied.ila pani
Kuczkowska . Winony / zloayla 81.
ma rzeoz Skarbu N. P. a So ma rzecz
pomnika.
Dzieki!
Skutkiem eksplozyi gazoliny
poparzyaa sic Anna Kupniewska tax,
IL ma drugi dzieh duoha wyzione2a.
Z~naleziono PREY niej 500 W bank
notach, kt6rs przspalily sic do polo
wy.
Aldermara Manglera, kt6ry
wzbranial sie odpowiedzie6 sedsiom
przysiegiym ola czego opowiada}, Re
go przekupic usilowano, sed.ia ska.
zaf ma 80 dni wiezienia | tysiac dols-
row grzywny. Mangler apelowal.
Klub polski tow. W Chicago
sic.
OBJ. Kempczyhski poleoa swa
fabryke oygar. Moana q niego Ii.
stownie samawiac oygars. Adrss:
100 w. Division st.
Niejaki nDr. Teo6l de Lswozy6.
skip, blagier, ktory kilkakrotnie W
rozmaitych miastach zatyi truoizny
ably W sam zas bye uratowany,
,,~usilowsl" i W Chicago otru6 sic.
Widoosnis to jskis awanturnik i
-I.-x-f-.-
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GEowNA KwATERA
ZwiaZku SOkOf6w POlskich

W Stanach Zjednoczonych P0fn. Am.
" hall Puiaskiego so s. Ashland ave, Chicago.
Ills. Przesyfki pieniezne winny bye wysyfane
na recekAsyera Zwiazku: Adam Biaszczyhski. 64s
v. nth st. Listy zss na adres sekr. gen. Stanirfaw
A. Cesoa, 1s 5 Ashland ave
ST. A. OSADA gen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-19
DO mOich rOdak0w.
CHICAGO. Ago sierpnia 1897.

CHICAGO. l4go sierpnia 1897.
Wyjeadzsjsc dsisiaj ns misjsce
mego pr.eznaozsnis jake konsul
Stanow Zjednoosonyoh Pom. Anne.
ryki serdsoznis Aegnam moich
rodakow a zwissroza tycb, ktorry
W ostatniej chwili prsesisli mi lyle
dowod6w zyosliwosci.
D.iekuje Wan wszystkim, koobs.
ri braoia; J zarecram, re okaae sic
goinym po}otonego we mnie zsOfs
mia - kiedy 20 c.teroletniej sautbie
snow wrooe do Was.
Moi interes bedrie p~rowadzony
nadal pod 6rms K. q. Brodowski
& Company przes psns Bolesssws
Tomsszewskiego, ktorego poleosm
wsgledom moich ~isskswych kostu
merow. Wsrelkie sprawy ssdowe,
jsk rowniez przeglsdsnis sbstrak.
tow obejmie pan Jan Smulski, tax,
ze moi kostumerry mogs sic . .u-
pelnem z~aufsniem rgiss.a6 do nowej
frmy.
Woisjac do wsrystkioh serdsc.ns
,do widzenis", "a 4 lsta kresle sic
tyo.liwym ssugs
Z6igniep Brodocski.
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POsZukiwanie.

Poszukuje brata mego Ignaoego
Kawozyhskiegoi Karols Szmejsuera,
kt6r.y przebywaja W Chicago. Kto-
by o nioh wiedzial lub oni sami IA.
cza sic zgiosic pod adres:
Antoni RdWczyiiski,
70l S. Bond St. Baltimore, Nd.
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AF1'ER.

She-Does the baby take after it's
mother? He-WelI it hasn't begun to
talk yet-Yonkers Statesman.
Il think the joke has been carried far
enough" said the editor as he marked
accepted" on it.-Brooklyn Life.
Now for another Arctic expora-
tion,'' said Fogg as he started out on a
search for his overshoes.-Boston Tran
script.
She says she's twenty-five, but she's
thirty-fve. I can read it between the
lines" What lines" Those on her
face. '-Harper's Bazaar.
You geniuses are getting so thick
that you will soon crowd common peo-
pie off the earth" No we won't
most of us are so lazy."-Chicago Rec
ord.
Social scretion.-"Osmonds new
girl baby is sending her cards around. -
well, let's hurry and call on her be-
fore she learns to talk"-Chicago Rec
ord.
Exchange of Compliments-"Ser
pent," Missed the heroine.
Snake charmeri" he replied in dulcet
tones. and she smiled.-Indianapo
Journal.
Not Half Bad.-Johnnie's Teacher
And now. Johnnie. tell me what the last
commandment is. Johnnie "a street
car tourisp-"Please don't spit on the
floor. cleveland Plain Dealer.
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THE VAIL From GREECE,

European politics are in a sorely
muddled state, and the Cretan question
has precipitated much work upon the
statesmen and diplomats of the great
powers There is a good deal of SYM
pathy expressed for Greece in its pres
ent beiligerent work, but the glories of
Marathon and TherInopylae are in no
danger of being eclipsed in the present
contest The Intervention by big war
ships of the great allied powers of Eu-
rope in the contest awakens- much dis
cussion, and as viewed in vari-
Gus quarters has various aspects.
The worst aspect of the situa-
ton is the apparent siding of the
great powers with the murderous
Mahometans against the Cretan Christ
ians. This cry is raised, and with ap-
parent justice, although the warlike
demonstration in question was made.
it is claimed, in behalf of the mainte-
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height of three hundred and thirty feet
In twenty-four hours; and in the Shoal-
haven valley, where large sums nave
been expended by companies In endeaV-
.oring to bring water to bear for sluicihg
several promising beds of alluVium,
The principal quartz veins are situated
near Armidale, Bathurst and Wyalong
The districts which produced the
largest quantities OF gold during lS94
We're, Orange, SO, EOS ounces, nearly all
from Lucinowi Cobar 1854 ounces, OF
which 1874 ounces came from one mine,
Situated at Mount Drysrale and discov-
cred in 1893; Hillgrove, 2tSlS ounces;
Peak Hill, 1881 ounces; Parkes, 9l45
ounces; Wyalong, 1853 ounces; Ade-
long, 6356 ounces; Fairfield, 6O62
ounces; NUDGE 5,373 ounces; and We'll
lington (NIitchells Creek, 5,20S ounces.
The most recent fields are those at wy
along, discovered in 1898, and Garangu-
la, both of which have proved perma-
nent. At Yalwal, in the southern dis
trict, one mine yielded 1000 ounces Tor
two months work, and it may be men
toned that the Broken Hill proprietary
company saved during the year 4'o'9
ounces gold from their silver lead bull
lion. The quantity of gold raised IN
New South Wales up to the end of 1898
was 1t,421,54 ounces, valued at over
Sac, 400, 600 Fortunately for the pros
perity of the colonial gold-mining in
dustry, the various mining companies
ere not over-capitalized, consequently
the profits, as rule, are large and toll
erably certain.-John Plummer's Aus
tralian Correspondence.
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nance Of order and to prevent a ruth
less slaughter of Cretan Mahometans
by Cretan Christians, There seems to
be 10 show, however, for Greece to ac-
auire control of Crete, a piece Of Ugh
boring territory that properly belongs
under Greecian jurisdiction, all because
the aforesaid great powers want to d.
vide up the Turkish dominIons some
day between themselves Greece is lit
tie and the other nations are big, hence
Greece must restrain her ardor her
patriotic spirit, and like threatened
child, must withhold her laudable am
bition and let somebody else stronger
than she take what properly belongs
to her geographically and otherwise.
The Cretans themselves by an over
whelming majority prefer to belong to
Greece, but a little thing like that
makes no difference in the estimation
of the greedy nations, who are running
things to promote their own aggran-
dizement. Crete has had checkered
history. The Turks cannot claim her
by any right of heritage and i'll 1880, the
great European powers that are now
unanimously cooperating to keep the
country under Turkish rule took 1t
away from Turkey and gave it to
Egypt, and Egypt possessed Crete for
a space of ten years, There are 100000
people in Crete, not enough, if added tC
those in Greece, to menace the peace
of Europe by any means, Meanwhile
the unspeakable Turk looks on an6
smiles with self-content and glances
over toward the slaughtered Armenians
with renewed complacency.
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Society Trials,-"That pawnbroker's
children seem to wear great deal Of
jeWelry," Yes 1t nearly kills me TO
see his twelveyears-o boy suuttins
around with my watch on,"-Life.
Cause TO Remember TT should
say l do remember 1t" said the fNt man
who WAS asking If he recalled q certain
RAILROAD accident. "Willlams-you res
member hinl-Was sitting in the seat
ahead Of me, and was instantly killed,
poor fellow Aud that isn't all, He
was telling one of the funniest stories
| ever heard, and though | have tried
ever since to find what the end of that
story was, ] have never been able to
run across any one who knew."-ln-
dianapolis Journal
That poor little girl has a Christian
science mamma" said a child TO me In
an aWed whisper pointing to frail,
understood sprig of womanhood, land
she's afraid to tell her when she has
pain, and she comes to school when
she can hardly stand up, and all the
other girls feel awfully sorry for her"
Another child bred In the new cult as
tonished her mothers visitor by APP
pearing with a swollen face. what
is the matter with Ada?' cried the Wis
itor. Nothing; Ada is perfectly well, y
replied the maternal believer in univer-
sal health. But her face-look at it,"
cried the minitiated Philistine. Still
the mother denied, and still the friend
protested. At last the happy parent
explained: She has the belief of
mnmps. Chicago Times Herald,
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TO rHwART THE SAFE BURGLAR.

TO THWART THE SAFE BURGLAR.
There does seem possible a pretty
good protection, however. The sugges-
ton lies in recently published inven-
ton for constructing prison doors and
window gratings. The idea was to
make them of ordinary steel pipes, all
filled with a liquid under pressure, and
connected by a main pipe with an
alarm which would operate by reduc-
ton of pressure. Attempted saving
let's the liquid escape and rings the bell,
If such a scheme were applied to
safe, by traversing it on all sides, either
inside the outer plates or outside, and
We're connected with an alarm set on
lamp-post prominent on the sidewalk,
it ought to come near being good pro-
lection. The door could be arranged
with piston and cylinder inside the safe,
so that opening the door would set off
the alarm.
Then drilling at the lock, driving in
the spindle or other successful attack
on the lock would still leave the burglar
at the mercy of the alarm when he
opens the door. Nitro-glycerine, dyna-
mite or powder would also effect the
VI Lie anu tiC Pioii
would also protect against the electric
arc itself, since the network of small
pipes would be in the way of any large
arc, and become melted. And small
arc for mere drilling at the lock would
be no better than a drill, since the open
| ing of the door would eventually ring
| the alarm.
The connecting pipes could be left ex-
posed, because tampering with them
would ring the alarm
Or. instead of fixing the pipe system
to the safe, construct it as cage to
contain the safe, the cage being large
enough to make the safe inaccessible to
the hands of the burglar.
| Such system would be protective, at
least, until the burglar, already an ex-
pert electrician, had time to become a
master plumber and pipe-titter, and
could invent schemes for beating the
| alarm. Review
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the shoulders was a pleated collarette
edged with galoon and extending into
a blouse front caught in the belt. Ruff
fles of taffeta edged with galoon fin
ished the elbow sleeves, and the back
of the dress was shaped in vatican
eleat.
Changeable taffetas are still to be
had, though no one thinks of using
them for gowns unless they are figured
as well as made changeable, and woven
in rustling daintiness. Such material
adapts itself especially to an emergency
dress, the sort of gown that is always
good investment. A good example of
this type was rustling, changeable tat
feta showing cinnamon brown and
fame color, with raised black dots
sprinkled all over it. 1t was demure
looking silk with the merest CLINT of
the flame. At least, so it looked with
the high-necked bodice with a bolero
drapery of heavy lace a high black
satin stock gauntlet cuffs, and high
black satin folded belt
But you should have seen it with it's
low-neck bodice with crisp black NOUS
seine de sole at the neck and on the
arms, with dashes of flame colored rib
bon, and with a tiny flame colored vest
covered with black net in front. Then
the skirt flashed flame at every move
ment, and you became suddenly aware
of it's flame colored lining. The long
| ends of mousselne de sole weighted at
the tips with a flare of flame color
waved and undulated, and appeared in
all sorts of unexpected lights, till it
seemed as if someone had put a torch
to the demure gown and made a regu-
| lar sunset of it. FLORETTE.
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FASHION NOTES.
Safe Uses of Tafretas,

There is a great deal of silk in the
stores now at very low prices because
so much cloth is to be used in spring
gowns These silks are good value for
Innings and trimmings, but house
dresses are about the only gowns into
which they can be wisely put. For the
dainty boudoir gown pictured here they
will prove just right; indeed, this dress
was sketched in salmon colored taffeta,
1t was cut princess, had short train,
and its turned back fronts were edged
with galoon. The front was taffeta
yelled in white tulle, which was pref
tily embroidered at the hem. Around
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were not left there altogether but were
removed and burned, and the ashes
spread out on the; ground in front OF the
big "Ju-Ju." The fact that we We're
standing in gray ash made us ask
questions that elected this information.
After time when sufficient victims
had been sent to keep the dead king
company, the pit was closed, 1t was
only in the court dedicated to the late
king that we saw such pit,-Corres
pondence London Standard,
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clerk Of Ashfield, Mass. for the fiftieth
time next month. His long term of
service" says the Springfield Republi-
can, was brought into special promi-
nence three years ago when ex-senator
and Mrs. f. l.. Dawes celebrated their
golden wedding, one of the features of
The occasion being fac, smile in Mr..
Ranney's handwriting of their intention
of marriage as published by him fifty
years before"
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The trollocipede is a new bicycle
which runs on a trolley wire and has
the chain geared to a wheel running on
the wire, the wire supporting the whole
device, the person sitting in frame
work below the wire
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In Illinois there are 10000 miles of
railroad, over which were carried last
year So, 4S5, Alb passengers, with the loss
of only twelve lives.
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The Grand Duke Constantinovitch
has made a new translation of Ham
let" into Russian, to be acted by his
Imperial Highness in the title role.
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The police Of Taunton, Massachu-
sets, are making a novel experiment in
the hope OF lessening drunkenness in
that place. Each licensed liquor dealer
of. Taunton is to receive the name OF
every individual arrested and convicted
of drunkenness, accompanied by a
warning that if liquor be sold to any
of them within half year after the
receipt of the names, the dealer so SELL
ing will be liable to a fine. If the
scheme is practicable. it should reduce
the evil materially, but the difficulty
will be in securing conviction for the
offense of selling liquor to those pre-
viously arrested for intoyicatio
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a bulletin from the national depart
ment of agriculture gives the present
aggregate value Of the farm animals of
the United States as $1652, 900 900 In
average price there is a falling off of
s to s per cent, shown by the horses,
mules and swine, and further increase
of to 7 per cent. by cattle and sheep.
In total value horses, mules and swine
have declined 10 per cent. each, and
oxen and other cattle per cent. while
milch COWS have increased per cent,
and sheep per cent since January,
1886. With SO,5OS,O 900 oxen and other
cattle" 36,s19,OO0 sheep and 10000 OOO
swine in good condition, there is evil
IDENTIFY meat enough on hand to feed all
the people for some time to come.