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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30
ROk 18
w sprawie
"Dzlsnnlka IarodoVego''
Sxanowni Brsoiai


q ostatniego numsru rzgody" do
viaduje sic, 4e nares.oie n dni kill
"A ujrsymy numer D1isnnika Ma
rodowsgo". z prswd.iws radoSois
ohwytam pi6ro do reti, BY pr.edsie-
bior'swu 4yo.ye pomyslnsgo ro.wo-
ju, bra6 .wis.kows jsssose n. n.
gr..6 do Pop.roia oaas sils tego no.
wego krsewioiels idei sasad xwisx-
kowyoh.
Kooh.ni Br.oi.i Pows..uie n.s.s-
60 pDziennika Nsrodowego", 70
ohwila bardso waAns " ayoiu Zwias.
ku Nsrodowego: pr.ybyw. nam bar
dso Powaana si2a do prowad.enia
valki Przeciwnikami postepu, -
kt6r.y wieo.nie lud mas. pragneliby
tr.ymac W oiemnooie. ,,Dsiennii
Narodowy" bed.ie nas.ym nieod-
stepnym obrohoa towarxys.em,
kt6ry strsed. mas bedxie cd wropa,
. jednoczesnie MESS be ,.ie " nas.s
ogniska domowe .drowe .iarua wie-
d.y Postepu, q przytem pielegno-
wa6 nas.e polskie uo.uoia.
Nsswisks dyrektor6w, kt6rym
skojonarjus.e powier.yli kierownio-
two "Dzisn. Mar, prsekonywujs
mie, as ws.ysoy zro.umielilmy vat.
noS6 .sdania / wyrssklismy sie oso.
bistyeh smbioyj dla dobra sprawy O.
g6lnej. Dyrektor.y IDS. Mar" to
lud.ie o.ynu, ludzie wypr6bowani,
snani cg6aowi. Moaemy wieo by6
sPokojni o los ,,D.isnnika."
Do aPelu wieo, braoiai Ssahmy do
s.eregu, jak jeden mat, bo gromads
to sias, kt6rej ami wiohry ami bur.e
1aamad ME potrafia. Pr.ykladajmy
wszysoy Po oegieloe do tel budowy,
by wzmooni6 fundamsnt ma ,sepo no.
wego sPrzymierzehoa = ,Dziennik.
Narodowego".
Mech kasdy, kogo tylko stac n. to,
nabed.ie Ohoc jedna akoje, MECH
kaady pr.ysPorzy ohoc jedoego pro.
numeratora, - vtedy kaady re spo.
kojem powiedziec sobie bsdzie m6Ra,
ae sPefnia obowia.ek patrjoty, ro.u.
miejsoego Potrzeby Z~iazku wog6.
le oafego wyohodztws.
Leon Sado,Dsh,
Cenzor Nv. Nat. Pol.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30
q wyspy Kuby.

CrEeo DE AvnA, d. 20 listopsds 90
Ma .sdsnie redakcji pospissssm ,
opisem moioh wrszef zo}nierskich ,
pobytu ma wyspis Kubie, gdsie ju,
rok prawie snsjduje sic jako sisr.sn,
" pusku Pieohoty, ssojsoym raiog,
" miescie Ciego de Avils.
Dnis q listopada 1893 r. pr.yby.
liSmy,p po wesosej podro.y speojslnym
pooisgiem re wsselkiemi wygodami,
DO mieliSmy nawet sypialne wagony
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30
Odezwa do POlek
Ameryce.
Szanowne Rodacxki!

Szanowne Rodacski!
Brak patrjotyo.nej organi..oii
sehskiej jus dawno odo.uwsc sic
dawai nam " Ausyos. wypr.ed.i-
y mas pod tym w.gledem ione nsro-
dowoSoi, mniej licrebne nawet, l or.
ganisacje kobieoe " ich ionie odda,s
wielkie usiugi ioh sposeo.efstwu.
Garstka pah polskich zastsnowiis sie
mad tenn, To powinnysmy uswor.y6
organi.aoje rodao.ek prsoowaaa
" tym kierunku pr.es diuassy o.as.
Pr6by Poc.stkows ME udswaiy sic;
naPotykano oseste pr.eoiwnosoi 1
Pr.es1kody wsrod swoioh, . pr.ede.
wssystkiem niedowierzanie, 90
sPozniso dokonsnie potr.ebnego
wsrod naszej polonji dzisss.
Nareszoie dnis 90 maj. 1898 r.
kiikansscie pa6 polskioh utwor.yso
towarrystwo Z nssws ,Tow. Zwisrek
roiek ktore misso bye pionerem
Prressfej orgsuizaoji kobiet. Praoo-
wano " tym kierunku wsrod wislu
pr.eciwnosci dslej " cisgu kiIku-
uastu miesiecy utworsono tr.y inns
towsrzystwa. ktorym .akrsslono "
programme opr6or wspsrc praoe pa.
srlotyosns ! sscsnosc " jedne org.-
ni1soje. Potrsebs soislejsssj orga-
nissoji PoPchnesa do tego, ae c.tery
to towsrzyst~s zsbraiy sic " duiu
IL listopsds r. b. | wybrasy pomis-
dzy siebie komisjs, kt6rym dsno su-
pefne peinomocnitwo do .orgaoiso-
wanna sic " jedno oialo i wybrsnia
ssrssdu. Dn's 20 lissopsda komisjs
sebrsfy sic l saistwiwssy wiele r6a-
(CisQ dalszy M ssrouis l-siA
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30
w rocznice walki.

Pomimo Il rok rocznie OBJ
chodzimy pamiatks Listopado-
wego powstania; pomimo ae z
ka&dym rokiem powracamy do
tego tematu i omawiamy 60 OBJ
szernie; to jednak . kazdym no
wynn rokiem, oddalaiacym mas
cd tel pamietnej. nocy Listopa
dowej coraz bardziej- bardziej
TED W sercach naszych roSnie
czesc dla jej bohaterow -
berdsiej wreszcie wykwita u
czucie, 2e co oni zdziafali - to
ME poszlo ma marne. be siarno
przez mich rzucone. aczkolwiek
tepia je wrogi, wzrasta upor-
csywie, iamie wszelkie prze
szkodyl
To tel dzisiaj ME mosemy
pominac owej chwili milcze-
MEM. Mimowoli z piersi ma
brzmiaiych smutkiem niewoli
rwa sic sfowa, wzdychajace "a
wolnoscia; z serca przepefnio-
nego krwia csynu, bJe wiara W
w,siie dobrej sprawy, nadsieja
ostatecznego tryumfu!
Nauczyli mas owl mfodzien-
cy, CO W nocy Listopadowej
zbudzili re snu Warszawe o.
krzykiem: Do broni! - ze sill
ma VIOLA, pragnienie wolnosci.
przykfad goracy dziafaja jak
iskra elektryczna: wstrzasaJa
uspionymi tfumami! z lu-
dzi obojetnych, sgnusniafych,
trwo4liwych = tworza sic "a
stepy W kt6rych goraczka z-m-
sty plonie-i ci, CO sdofsli przed
chwils zaledwie przeclagnst
swe czfopki po snie PREY jem
nym wygodnym, rzdcaja pro
81 rodnnne, chwytajs broh ja
ka inn sic nawinie j spiesza tam,
gdzie Ojczyzna ich wofa, Smia
10 stawia czofo nieprzyjacielo.
wi, z usmiechem ma ustach gi.
ma obok swych braci, a ma ich
miejsce przybywaja nowi, ros-
ma sastepy, rosnie zapaf psdzi
wszystko jak huragan naprz6d
naprz6d, zenie po ziemi o.
czystej, niszczy zapory - toru
je droge dla wolnosci!
Take widowisko przedsta.
wiaja nam pierwsze chwile po-
wstania Listopadowe,o.
Widzimy mfodzie4 j starc6w,
bogatych ubogich, katollk6w
i sydow, niewissty nswet ,
dsieci = jak spiesza pomoca
Ojczyzniel Caiy krsj stale se
obozem W ktorym syJe nadse
ja zwycieztwa, W ktorym grsui
jedna piesh tylko: Jeszcze Pol.
ska ME zginefal
A jednak-p powstanie upad
to!
Czyja W tenn wilma wszyscy
chyba wiemy. Me upadio
powstanie L'stopadowe po-
wodu przemocy wroga, ME u.
pablo braku srodk6~ do pro-
wsdsenis wslkl lub 9 braku lu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30

cro6c: W rocxnice wslki. z wyspy
Kuby. w sprawie rDxiennika Ma
rodowego''. - Odeswa do polek W
Ameryce. - z calej Polsh. - Pro
ces o mfljony. - z xiemi oicxystej.
Polacy ma obcxyznie. = Prof. Del
brueck Waxsxawie Kr6l. Pol. -
Ze twiata. - Ksawery. - Ma POM
mix Ko6ciusxki. - ProtokSi Sejmu
XIII. - Notatki. - Korespondencje
,,Zgody." - Lista nowoprxyjetych
cxiook6w. Whdomoloi Zw. -
Lista grup Zw. N. P Nedsnloy. -
Kronika miejscowl. - Do polskich
malsrEy.- Przeglad politycsny. -
Podsiekowania. - Ogfossouia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30

ME wainym, gfownym waruu-
klein udania sic rewolucji jest
odczucie pr1es cafy nar6d
krzywdy jakiej ulegs; tax q
drugiej strony koniecznem jest,
ably wodzowie narodu pcjeli. "
chwili walki. ae obowiazkiem
ich ME 50 ukfady lub targi. q
boj nieubfagany o vszystkie
prawa. jake nam wydarto.
A walka istnieje. w tel
chwii jeszcze ME Z bronia "
rsku, ale saaarta, cierpliwa
walka sfowem drukowanem,
przez szerzenie oswiaty wir6d
mas ludowych, przez przygoto-
wanie kadrow armji ludu pol.
skiego.
Walka to przytem ME ma
slepo prowadaona, bes kierun.
ku lub przewodnik6w.
Kierunek walki jest jasno
wytkniety: Oswobodzenie Pol
ski caiej. niepodzielnej cd pre-
mocy wrog6w.
Przewodnikiem jej jest VITA
dza stafa, silna. choG tajnie
zorganizowana.
M6wimy o tenn otwarcie, bo
| i wrogowie nasi wiedza o ist.
nieniu tego. be sic tax wyrazi.
my, Rsadu Narodowego. wie-
dsa dobrze, choc pr6zns 90 ich
starania odkrycia osobistosci,
ow Rad stanowiacych.
C'uwa ten Rad j pracuje.
ME dopusci, by potomkowie
tych, kt6rzy powstanie Listo-
padowe zniweczyli, zdofali lud
nasz skrepowac takae " przy.
szlej, ponownej walce zbroj-
nej o niepodlegfosc.
Jakie4 sa nasze obowiszki
wobec tel tajnej. a zorganizo-
wanej piracy patrjotyczneji
Zbyt wielki jest ich zakres,
bysmy je W tym artykule szcze-
golowo rozwasyc mogli. Po-
wrocimy do mich nieraz jeszcze
W ciagu dalszej piracy naszej,
ma tenn zas miejscu. kofczac
uwagi. jake sic nam pod pi6ro
nasunefy W rocznice wieko.
pomnej nocy Listopadowej, po-
wiemy tylko, ae najgl6wniej
Sym z obowiazk6w naszych
tn, ma ladzie amerykahskim,
jest W tel chwili wyte4enie
wszystkich sil, by pod naszym
sztandarem narodowym skupi.
~ sic najlepsze, najdzielniejsze
zywiofy naszego spoiecze6stwa.
Ably Zwiazek nasz ME byl
prEedstawicielem tego lub o.
wego wyznania, tel lub owej
koterji a tembardziej iowa
rzystwem asekuracyjnem, lecz
by stat sic istotnym przewodni.
klein, szczerym wyrazem zadaf
polskiego ludu W Amerycc. "a
dan, kt6rych ostatnim wyra-
zem: oswobodzenie Polski, bsdz
co badzl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30

dzi chetnych do utworzenia q
ciaf swoich szahca, broniscego
Polske cd najeSdcy, ME upadio
wreszcie 3 powodu siabo6ci du.
cha " malucskich i cichych, bo
duch ten nigdy. W najcie4ssych
chwilach 4ycia narodu ME om-
dial q upadlo Z braku odczu.
cha krEywd przez czesc narodu,
ME mniej sas . braku WARY
W swietoec i powodsenie spra
wy u tych, ktorzy prsyjawssy
ster powstania " swe rece, "a.
mast ogie6 rospala6. ogief ga.
sill!
Ci to ludzie, ci jenerafowie,
skadiuad zasiuzeni i szielni, aoi-
nierze nieustraszeni - ME DO
Jawszy swego xadania, ME cd
ctuwssy tego, CO cd mich lud
zadaf. csego nar6d pragnal -
pchneli powstanie ma takie to
ry, ze walka zaczepna o vol.
nose smienifa sic W wojns cd
porns, dla zadosycucsynieuia
tylko honorowi wojskowemul
Ola tych Chiopickich. Skr.y
neckich. Pradzynskich, Radzl.
willow, Lubie6skich, Kruko.
wieckich = car mosklewski,
kt6ry, jak m6wi poeta ,korone
Kazimiers6w, Ohrobrych u
kradf. skrwawif" wio4yf ma
skronie swoje " katedrze war.
szawskiej = byf zawsze poma-
zahcem, krolem polskim Z Ia
ski bozej, pomimo. ze oddai
rzady Krolestwa W rece brata.
potwora. Me div wiec, ze CT
wodzowie polscy wciaa ocsy
swole ma Petersburg swracali,
czuli sile W carze Mlkofaiu, a
ME czuli silly W budzacym sic
do czynu narodz,e!
Narod ich ub6stwial, piesni
ma ich czesc ukladat, ma rekach
nosi}, gdy bill mosksli pod
Wawrem, Wielkim Debem,
Grochowem, a oni? Oni cze.
kali sfowa zgody cd cara, ogla.
dali sic ma interwencje mo
carstw zagranicznych. po kaz-
dem zwycieztwie cofali sic ma
swe stanowiska, marszami bez
celu j planu nuayli wojska
wreszcie, zamiast pchac wroga
ku granicom Polski, dopuscili
wroga do Warszawy, gdy zai
Warszawa zostafa oblezona =
poddali nar6d, poddali woIsko,
poddali stolice kraju carowi,
kr6lowi PolskIemul
Powstanie upadio, choc, jsk
m6wi historyk Mochnacki. W
chwili poddauia Warszawy ar.
mia polska I6wnafa sle Jeszcze
moskiewskiej. Rad Narodo
wy armja przechodza granice,
nar6i zostaje bez wodzow, cay
dziw, &c mu rece opsdrJa, cay
dziw. re zapaf gasnie, he ponu-
ra clsza "a ega gwsroe do ME.
dawna, wolne miasta polskiel
Czy jednak j duch omdlsf2
N e. jak wyaej wspomuiel liamy,
duch zawsse byi siloy gorscy
W narodzie polskim. Me zmo-
gil go kr1ytacy, ME zmogli
szwedzi, wreszcie moskale i
nlemcy, ME zmoae 90 vice
obecnis Sadna sta ludzka.
Jest materj /, jest grunt z kto-
rego ogish trysnsc mo&e " kaz-
del chwill z sifa wulkanul
Warunek jednak Jest jeden,
ahv fan oy,o6 frysco< .I~lI
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-30

krahca, q tym warunkiem Jest
bysmy ME sapomnieli do czegc
doprowsdsili powstanie L'sto
padowe wodzowie odwaani
nieustraszeni. ale ME pojmuja.
cy ludu swego!
Niestety, dzisiaj wfasnie maj.
bardsiej moze prsestroga ts
jest potrzebna, DO gdy dzisisj
pod wpfywem oswiaty jeszcze
wiekszy sapaf powstaje, gdy ma.
uczony kleskami poprzedniemi
organizuje sic nar6d do novel
walki M Smierc i cycle z wro.
gami; sjawiaja sic tacy sami
: dobrzy polacy, jak owl wo.
d1owie L'stopadowego powsta.
mia, j uzurpuiac sobie przedsta-
wicielstwo narodu polskiego,
wolaja do mas: - Precz z ma
rzeniami. Polski niema i nigdy
ME bedzie!
Zali to prawda, zali ME bile
jus " sercach miljon6w pragnie-
ME wolnoici niepodlegiosci
Ojczyznyi
Oni to, owl nowi wodzowie,
ktorym atoli nar6d ME ofiaro.
wal przew6dzctwa, tax jak wo-
dzom " powstaniu Listopado-
ven. DO sami je sobie .prsy.
wfaszcsyli, walcza takae tylko
dla honoru. Honor i'm kaie,
by ME wyrzekali sic narodo-
wosci, wisc powiadaja wrogom
naszym: ME tykajcie naszej
WARY i naszego jezyka, a be-
dziemy dla was najwierniej.
szemi slugami. Zgadzamy sic
ma idee pahstwowa rosyjska,
niemiecka lab austrjacka, ME
chcemy bytu politycznego, wy.
rzeksmy sic wszelkiego buntu
przeciwko wfadzy, bo wszelka
wiadza cd Boga jest dana, ME-
chaj tylko wolno nam bedzie
chwalic Boga po swojemu,
dzieciom naszym, zapewnic nau-
ke W jezyku polskim!
Jaki ma bye duch tel nauki;
Czy narodowy polski, czy ma
rodowy moskiewski, czy tea
pahstwowo austrjacki % to
ME dbaja! Honor nakazuje i'm,
by " zamian "a swe upokorze.
ME ducba zadali jezyka polskie.
go i zadaja 60. Oto wszyst
ko!
Ci nowi, choc ME uznani
Przez nar6d, wodzowie, to -
ugodowcy, to ci ludzie, ktorsy
skfadaja wiehce ma grobach
car6w moskiewskich, kt6rzy
Jada ma koronacje do Moskwy,
kt6rzy W sejmie galicyjskim ma.
sywaja posiow ludowych ,,by.
dietami", ktorzy ziemie swa
sprzedaja komisji kolonizacyj-
nej ofaruja pieniadze ma POM
niki dla cesarz6w niemieckichl
Czy ich usfuchamyf Czy edo.
taja oni dzisiaj TAXI wywrzec
wpfyw ma masy, taxa stworzyc
karnosc woJskowa W spoie.
czehstwie, &c beda mogli polo
zyc ca'y narod u stop naszych
ciemiezcow TAX, jak pofotyf W
powstaniu Listopadowen Kru.
kowiecki Warszawe u stop ca
ra moskiewskiegoa
Me! Chwile te, zdaje sic,
ninety bezpowrotnie. Bsdanie
dsieJow naszych porozbioro-
wych, zastanawianie sic mad
przyczynami upadku wszvst.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-24
BLOSSOMED.

When rare Towering plant has been
long and faithfully nurtured, in the full
ness of time it's patient and careful ten
der is rewarded by seeing the anxious
ly awaited bud appear. Then the bud
grows on, gathering to itself and in
itself the beauty of the flower. And
then some fine morning the bud opens
and blossoms and the perfection and
crown of the long process appear.
Yesterday the New York stock mark
ct, which has been undergoing careful
cultivation for many moons, blossomed
and a most gorgeous and golden BIOS
som it was. 1t made glad the hearts of
its cultivators and astonshed all be-
holders. No such blossom was ever
seen before and it will perhaps be long
before another such is seen. While it
lasts it will be sight worth looking at
and it will attract the attention of all
who appreciate splendid blossoms. How
long it will last cannot be told, but tho
indications are that there will be a fair
opportunity to see it before it fades
and falls. Fade and fall it will, but let
us not concern ourselves about that sad
certainty. Sufficient unto the day is
the blossom thereof
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-24
TILE T4G.lLOS.

| The Tagalos, who are some of our
new men and brethren in the Philip
pines, are interesting people. They
form about one-sixth of the population
of the islands. They have most of the
education. About a quarter of a mil
| lion of them read and write Spanish as
well as speak it; the remaining S,750,OOO
Filipinos do not. The other races dis
| like the Tagalos, and are jealous of
| them. Dr. George #. Becker, of the
Geological Survey, has been making a
study of the Tagalos. He thus intro--
duces them to our notice: The Tagalo
has a sense OF dignity, and looks down
upon any one who lacks it. In that
respect the Americans will be and are
at a disadvantage. We are the least
dignified people in the world, and Ash
atics find it hard to comprehend that
worth can fail to express itself in man
ner. Dignity is, after all, the Latin for
worthiness, and the Spaniards still pre-
serve the manner once thought to be
inseparable from it. The Tagalo, per-
haps because of his appreciation of dig
nifty, despises any open exhibition Of
anger. He is not lacking in bravery
and respects bravery in Others and he
makes a very fair soldier. His sense
Of humor is small and he is far from
being a merry person. He is presum-
ing; always on the lookout to see how
far he can go; and just as is usually
the case with a boy in western lands,
he needs to be brought to order from
time to time. He is docle in the hands
of those he acknowledges as his super
Tors in ability and character. He is not
incapable of affection, but by no means
inclined to it excepting in his own fam
lily. He Is a good husband and an in
dulgent father. Far away the best
quality of the Talago Is his sense of
Justice. If we are to govern this race
successfully 1t must be by an in
violable regard for Justice and by APP
peals to the sef-interest of the natives
Mere kindness they will regard as weak
ness, and to honesty and truthfulness
it will take a long time to accustom
them They will presume as far as they
can, and will laugh in their sleeves if
not checked Form and ceremony of
severely simple character should char
acterize our official dealings with them,
and any loss of temper will be fatal to
the usefulness of an officer When the
natives are once thoroughly convinced
of our superiority in originality, ability
and character they will show them
selves docile, and will quickly initiate
our methods of industry, administration
and thought.
The Tagalos appear to be very much
like some Of the people who live in the
United States.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-24
THAT $4,000 PINK.

One swallow doesn't make summer,
and the payment of thirty thousand
dollars for flower doesn't indicate
that there is going to be speculation
like the tulip craze in Holland In the
seventeenth century. But there's no
knowing what people will do until they
do it, and what Mr.. Thomas w. Lawson
of Boston has done Is worth noticing.
Massachusetts, became possessed with
the idea of producing carnation that
should outshine all other carnations.
After long planning and working he
found himself the possessor Of carna-
ton that for size, beauty, lasting power
and all other qualities that go to make
up excellence in a carnation far sur
passed even his pinkest hopes. Not a
cutting of this rare plant did he allow
to pass out of his possession until he
transferred all his right, title and inter-
est therein to one Thomas F. Calvin,
who guarded the new carnation as care
fully as had it's discoverer. Mr.. Calvin
had an intimate friend, one Thomas w.
Lawson, and to honor him named the
carnation Mrs Thomas w. lawson"
after his wife. But even to his friend
Mr. Calvin would neither give nor sell
a single cutting Of his precious carna-
ton. He refused an offer of $4,000,
sum equal to the highest recorded price
of single tulip bulb during the tulip
craze, for one cutting. A New York
firm of florists vainly bid $4,000 for
half interest in the Mrs. Lawson"
Mr.. Lawson offered $1,000 for one plant
and his offer was declined. Little by
little he raised his bid until at last he
acquired exclusive title to and full con-
troll of the MRS. Lawson carnation in
exchange for $4,000. Mr.. Lawson is not
a practical norticulturist, and Mr.. Gal
vim will continue to grow the precious
carnations, but he will grow them solely
for Mr. Lawson. There are now eight
thousand of the plants in existence.
1t is perhaps unnecessary to state that
Mr.. Lawson is broker and not a GUS
tones.
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EASY.

| There are persons who regard book
in the same way they do a teapot. If il
turns out well they are entirely salts
fied.-Boston Transcript.
| ITO what church did the deceased be-
| long?" asked the coroner.
He was an octogenarian, I believe,
| said the Witness Philadelphia Call.
| Papa-I hear you We're bad girl to-
| day and had to be spanked.
Small daughter-Mamma is awful
strict. If I'd known she used to be a
school teacher I'd "a told you not to
marry her.-Harlem Life.
Mrs. Jlbbns (after gazing on globe
in a shop Window -Well, nothing won
persuade me but what the worlds fiat.
Mrs. Trimmins-Well, Marian If the
worlds fiat 'ow can yer account for
Averstock Hill ?--London Punch.
Mother-If you are good little boy
to-day Willie, you shall have some cam
dy tomorrow. Offspring l a
good little boy yesterday? Mother
Yes darling. Offspring-Then why
don't / have some candy to-day?-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Easily Accomplishment you ever
have any trouble in getting out of
town. asked the friend to whom Mr..
Stormineton Barnes was relating his
theatric experiences.
None whatever was the answer
'The towns we played were so small
that all we had to do was to walk two
or three blocks. w Washington Star
AS he ate some of the sympathetic
housewives chicken she asked him
about his life. II had to leave home
or starve, lady" he explained, wiping
away a tear with his sleeve. How
was that?" she asked. The table that
my wife set wouldn't have supported a
fly" he explained "And couldn't you
get her to do any better?" she inquir-
ed. mo, num-" he answered, as he
finished the last bit of chicken and
edged away. why not?' "She said it
was because she couldn't get any mon
ey from me to buy things" And then
he vanished through the back gate
Chicago Evening Post.
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with recent fashions, and that covers a
multitude of discomforts
Inc favor for the princess cut, for
polona1se drapery and for clinging eff
fects generally all of which appear in
wraps as we'll as in gowns, makes the
tall, slender woman all the go. Her
less fortunate pudgy sister will be in q
misery OF squeezes for the next six
months to attain even a little of the
slender effect. She will derive her
greatest consolation from the princess,
not from wearing it herself, but from
the fact that many a slender woman
looks like beanpole in it. Plump wo-
men are taking to soft clingng mater
!als for evening gowns which fall in
graceful folds. The new velvet of NOUS
seine and liberty satin are favorite
stuffs of this sort. If women continue
much further in. close fitting skirts
there will be danger of them reaching
skirt that resembles trousers made
With one leg and flaring at the bottom.
FIIORETTE
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nourish cells which destroy the germs
OF disease. IL. Avoid intoxicants which
destroy these cells. r. Take daily ex-
ercise in the open air. 49, Keep no anil
mails in living rooms. They may have
the germs of disease IA. Live as much
as possible in the country. Is. Drink
water, avoid humidity and the neigh
borhood of sewage pipes. 16. Vary
ones occupations. II. Take from time
to time short holiday. IS. Limit ones
ambitions. 49, Restrain ones natural
character. And it may be added, don't
die.
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SEALSKIN
JACKETS
in fashion of the year 1900.

in fashion of the year 1899.
The sale of these garments
during the month of Deem
b r having exceeded any pre-
vious record for that month,
Messrs, Brooks & Company
beg to announce that in pre-
paration for January's bust
ness they have obtained a
great number of London
Dyed Alaska Sealskins of
surprising beauty which they
are prepared to make into
Jackets at greatly reduced
prices.
sasssss
The skins themselves bear our I'M
qualified recommendntion-th rem
dering the purchaser resp onsible
warranty and intrinsic worth.