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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26
DNa papeZONe.

Y katolickG monarchi. kterd ma celG
zemtkonii eta dive ste milionl pod
dan}ch, isou diva papezovt.
Jedcn ie zdanliyy kral a jmenuie Sc pa
PEI: trGni We yatikane kardinaly. ko-
mofini. prelaty, ttlesnou strdzi oble-
lecich statistG, ktef by ntakG dinohfe
patnacttho stoleti vystoupit mohli.
Druhy Jest skutetny kraI; on sidIl i
Gesu a imenuje sc generalem iezoyitu.
Stop eele neisouvisleisi, neicilejsi tim
neimocn6isi iednoty, iakou kdy lidsk}
duch yymysliti a zorganizovati Sc mohl
Pryni techto dvou osobnosti osloyuie
Vase svatost," druha ..ddstoiny pane"
Pripusti-li mas papez k slyscni, natrefi-
me sini. kterou Sc vchdzi do konnaty, v
niz papez bud sv1i prsten bud srlii pan
tofel ibati dava a do nh lens troiim po
Neknutim vstoupiti dovoleno, pet lnladych
prelatA We fialovTch rouchach a draho-
cenfch rochetkach, kteri 81 dlonhou chvi-
Ii, iakou Jim pdsobi llkol obtadnikd,
kraft Gilou rozmuyu
Kdyz isme byli presli predsh veike bn-
dovy iezoyitske, nazfvane Gesu, Y tmy-
,lu byti uvedenu Ike gcneraloyi iezovitd,
yeideme do sine, niz ctyricet sekretafi
recich celeho syeta pise, shledame SO
bro vstfic muzi ma jehoz bedrach obrov.
ske zaimy spociyaii; muz tento velemoc-
ny nabidne vam zdvorile sedadlo zacne
rozmlovati nami v.elikJch va2nych
zalezitostech.
V sekretariatu Gesu yykonaya Sc be
hem ntkolika dni vice vizneisich zale
ztosti spraynich, nez We vsech fiInskych
konkregacich "a predsednictvi kardinald
nebo sameho papeze "a celf rok. Pa
pezstvi pfedstayuie stfedoyGke patriar.
chalni zfizeni cirkevni jeho zdlouhavos
Il. dobromyslnosti liboyil: naproti To-
mn pracuIi iezovite yeskerou vybrouse
nosti raffnovanosti soustavy central
zacni, niz pry spociya sila noyoytkt
statni spravy. Natikan podoba sc stare
mu leudalnimu zamku, nGmz sc zije je'
tt y rodine; Gesu podoba sevede toho m
nisteriu, kde kazdf, kdyz rano pfijJc
svou celodenni praci ma yytknntou "A kdt
pracuie pod pfisnym dozorem fedtele
na ntlnz lezi zodpoytdnost "a neidIlezi
ttjsi zdjmy fddu cirkye,
Nysoce ddstoiny general pater vladn'
rozpoetem, ktsry jest yttsi, nezli ropote
dvaceti malych kralovstvi, vGtsi pax ne,
Bavoreka, Recka Portugalska. Reyo
luce Sc vyburaci; ony roztfepi stare spo
le6enskG fady u ltyary; nejkrasnGj;
kldstery, neibohateii madame iezovitske q
celistG promeni v kasarna nebo ufedni b
.aoyy; ale kdyz pokoj sc nayratil, kdy
posledni zufivost politickych boufi sc Y,
znlia, tn Sc pusti ia nefmorna neznic
telna spolecnost poznoyu do prace, a b.
hem ntkolika let, neien ze nazpet dob.
lie, 90 ztratla, ale ona jeste move stayb'
Gene mnoha miloni provede; n ty mili'
ny, ukladane na nesmirna proccnta, tv'
ii este imeni spolecnosti, jeliz vydeje, Il
pc spotfeba, obmezuie sc ma odivani W
ziyo,ani nekolika tisic stiidme ziiiclch !
dicek. Papezstvi vyzdima rotne z vef
clch, iakoz za udileni dispensi hodnC
sll obrogske sunny, nichz ale ien NAL
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26
OZnamky POkrOku

vytisknou Sc ien takoy6, ktere Sc napfed
zaplati. Vyimuty isou 2 toho pravidla
spolky, iimz zaroven onamuie Sc "a ,.po
k0cjGl5 ceHu.
palec sloupce stoii $500 IN tfikrate
yytisknuti. palce S+.00, palce $500.
0znamka dele uvefeinovana tim Jest lev
neisi, elm dele Sc uvereinuje.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute oby6ejnym
pismem stoii Is eta. fadka.
Oznamky: ,Kde jestn .,Naprodej'
.Hedd se" stoii - ctG "a ttikrat otisk
mutt
- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy fidi
kdo Pokroku oznamoyati chce Mech
iuda kolik radek, ti kolik palcj Il koli
krat uvereint necht 81 sam vypocte
zaSle prislusici za to castku
.x kdo 81 pfeie miti oznamku
tfitydenniku neb tydennik6 necht laska
We podotkne.
Penize posileite vzdy postovnic
poukazkach Money orders) psani adrC
suite vldv:
POk Oh
No. IOl Crot0n street.
Cleveland. d,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-03-28

Sperm and Polar Oil.
VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY. FOR SALE
IN Quantities to Suit by BOLLES & CO'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-03-28
THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0Oertistr.
MARCH IS.
Beecher.

The New York correspondent Of the st. Louis
ReyubEcGu, writing under date Of the 18th ult.,
thus refers to the great preacher
If it were allowed me by some powerful fairy
to escape the troubles and petticoats that encom-
mass me round about and elect for myself TO be-
come for q year and a day some man of my ac-
quaintance, then for 366 days would [ occupy
the pantaloons, pulpit and perquisites Of Henry
Ward Beecher.
He has altogether the best thing of any man
in these United States. Ii he were a woman
now he would be wiped out Of all shape by the
late ticks put in by malice and jealousy. Being
a man, his popularity has greatly increased
thereby, and his return last Sunday to Plymouth
Church was an ovation. Friday night | saw an
audience of sixty-three IN the Broadway Theatre.
On Saturday night tweDty-three persons occupied
the lower part Of the Grand Opera House, but
on Sunday night B goo people waited the rise Of
the curtain at Plymouth Academy. Up the
crowded aisles, attended by q futter of ribbons
and fans, and all the interested rustic indicating
the entrance of a bridal party, walked the rosy,
rOtund parson. The rOstrum OF the church Is
bare and broad. Lots of room. Mr.. Beecher
sang heartily with his immense congregation,
and then rising, came up smiling, and, as usual,
stopped with one leg ever so much ahead OF the
other. This actually was putting his best foot
foremost, and began a discourse upon the parable
of the Prodigal Son.
"Now," said Mr.. Beecher, I'D rather of the
/ Two UOy6 nave DUn tue EOuASdI. 4uS tue Sun
was a miserable creature. There was a good
deal to admire il the Prodigal. He went of to
have a good time and he had it and got through
with it. He reached the ground and made a re-
bound. He did Dot say when in his trouble, l
will go to my father and state the circumstances.
He called bis performances sins, and he went and
confessed 'em, and was joyfully forgiven" And
here Mr.. Beecher clasped his hands and raised
his eyes, and said, in a very beautiful way,
" Our Father in heaven, art thou meaner than
the fathers Of eaith?" Then, in referring to
the other brother, he described him as hearing
the singing and dlncing and refusing to go in
side, being /" too stingy to get drunk too eau
tious, too cold, too unsympathetic to sin lascivi-
ously-he was mean, stiff and proper, and was
going to heaven as a mummy" and Mr.. Beecher
made himself as much like a mummy, and walk
ed as stiff as a ramrod across the stage on his
road to heaven, in the style of the Prodigals
brother.
The assembled 5000 roared. No matter who
the other man is, II. W. Beecher has the pleas,
ATTEST lines of all. Then when he finds thai
multitude waiting him Sunday after Sunday,
ready to laugh or cry as his magnificent acting
dictates. 1t costs each person about so a Sun
day to hear him. The cheapest admissions are
in an obscure seat for 81, but will land you IL
the pulpit on a camp chair for SIS. Yes, al
things considered, what a swell thing 1t is to b'
a pet parson.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-03-28
and Cement.

CALIFORNIA LIME. PORTLAND CE-
u MENT, California Brick.
For Sale by BOLLES e Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-03-28

22251 EARTHERN TILES.
61O Rolls Mating,
440 Camphor Wood Trunks.
372 Bales Irvine,
514 Packages Tea,
178 Cases Packages,
159 Boxes Cigars,
1877 Packages Chairs,
1872 Gases Wine,
"a Packages Fire Crackers,
200 Boxes Oil.
SIS Jars Soy,
81 Bales Paper,
80 Boxes Tobacco,
26 Packages Ironware,
ATT Coils Manila Rope,
20 Boxes Vermicelli,
sol Packages sundries.
CHULAN g. CO.,
oc,1 s, Nuuauu Street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-03-28

Ship Stores!
a NJ. PRIME PORK. BEEF OF IL. BER-
N TLEMAN'S Packing.
For Sale by .BOLLbS & GO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-03-28

Flour Per Comet"
GATE. extra EN-
" IRA Family, aud EIdorado.
For Sale by BOLLES X ~.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-03-28

In,u,,v y, ,ne apUre - vAp1e'vu 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-03-28
Goldfish !

FEW CASES OF EASTERN, IN SPLEEN
n DID Order.
FOR sale by BOLLES X 90.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-03-28
Bread !

SALOON PILOT, CASES AND ar. CAS-
PILOT Bread Medium dol Crackers, assorted.
For Sale by DULLES & u
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26

OwyHEs I've take the following items
from the .irala#che at March 2ls.
The Gilmore mil. started up day before yes
;erday
The Silver City Dramatic Association had
$50 house las, Meaday evening
Jordan valley farmers are entering their
handsome under pre-emp,icn and some under
homestead laws
Judge Herr, Martin showed us simple Of
ore. which be is taking out of thu Glenbrook
mine. that pays 80 per pound
There i, considerable sickness among the
Juveniles OF Silver City at present
The Trustees 1T the Silver CITY Schoal have
raised Prot. Buffers salary tn $50 per mouth
There will be a calico ball at Silver City
next "Wednesday evening.
Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped from O~yhe
during the past week. bullion "a the amount of
Sl6Al6 -
Captain Martha Jones. formerly residea,
Of Silver City arrived in Silver. lately from San
Francisco. The editor of the xralascA< is in
formed that he is trying 10 take up = project
for building telegraph line from winn-muc-
@ tn Silver. Like the Iraiaacae. we feel the
iced Of \ telegraph, and woald Ike to see oae
established
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26

A Balloon PAS>ING OVER OUR CRY
Yesterday moi ming about ? O'Clock. Sam. OF
rather the boy who plays the devil about oar
essce. announced that he saw balloon up in
the Clouds The oeice heys and eurself went
TO the door. and toek the direction he gave
and called the attention Of several rassers-by
and SOFA discovered the object. net bigger tka an
= hawk. atleat 6ve miles Oh. apparently pass
ing through aud beyend the dissans clouds. .
little east bat nearly ev<r the city. The est
lines Of balboa ccaid BE- distinctly traced.
although the balk Of the object was eot larger
than = mans hat. traces Of iss hight appeared
to Be Gre or Sax feet Il appeared TO BE pass
ing still higher up and in soasAeasteriy diree-
si~a, and disappeared in abcxt tea minutes
TIE air was qaise eth as the tune. and is zov-
ed at moderate Paee. Whether tAis little
sp~ck at - dizxv hight. was loose China
Aise. fancy salisoa. % se0e real xreeaat
trsseliae fra0 Asa b New Ysrk. 10 . ssesEaaa
Ssr The earsaas sn9asrer b salve> SAssA il
snra est 10 b. the lass<r we viii h< likely 30
hear from the airy traveser in doe tioet-
SsaAs1an-
A n.p'e II as11y1ea e s<yi>. paaeity
II descriptive ps~er. a.l indieesey Of tAessAt.
We eAals-see America h eSsal tAe alsss ex-
traek II JsAee- was eersaialy il HI Aa.-
psrse iss<aeetsal ass1 uAea - pssaase1 i
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26

CHARLES SUMNER DEAp.-The sad news oi
the death of Hon Charles Sumner, oi Massa.
chuset.s, turns out 10 be all too true. He pass.
ed away from life a, 3 o'clock in the afternoon
Of Wednesday the 18th inst. and n whole ma
ton is in sorrow. Born in the city of Boston,
January &. ISL. he had jus, turned into his
9th year when he died; bu, the impression of
his great life-work will never be- erased from
the history Of this country. His life was Que
Of earnest. honest labor. aud he has gone down
to the grave. leaving a memory untarnished by
even a suspicion Of dishonesty. Prominent as
a scholar. statesman, a iuri-; and a phlsn-
thropis;. his fame will be- preserved as an heir.
loom. by the Republic. 10 which his grea, at
tainmen;s and abilities were devoted with a
singleness Of purpose indicative of the true
patriot; He died suddenly, Of hear, disease.
and ATTENDED Ia his Senatorial duties up Ia
within n few hours of bis death. passing almos,
hand in hand with ex-Presiden, FIllmore-an-
other Of the few remaining Srnai Of genera.
rics dead aud gone-;o the land on the Other
Side"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26
ONEIDA CORRESPONDENCE.
SODA SPRINGS, March

SODA SPRINGS, March 5, 1874.
EprroR WoRLp:-I like to see paper
brave free and independent; sticking out for
the truth and justice, and appreciate your CT:
forts Of late, to show up the wrong committed
on the Territory by the late "School Report
If IL 10 wrong, by accident or design, We are
heavy losers here, a.. although this county geta
40 much more money than the year before, it's
40 much divided that very little will come to ua
we fear. Besides, what confidence can we
have ia getting our quota from parties whose
report 10 unreliabls2 have seen Mr.. bulge
here on Mormon business, several times ana
always thought him gentleman, but bis report
il not satisfactory, and it seems to me that II
he had confidence in it himself. he would have
answered the enquiries made through your pa
per and otherwise There is one thing Wish
TO call your attention to which has given rise
principally to the writing of this letter; few
Of us here want to know why the Territorial
Superintendent paid the money on what you
have so clearly shown to be fraudf Was he
the Mormons converted him' or, has he in
these money grabbing days shared the profits
with the Mormon Superintendent In some
remarks of his. lately published in tho States
man, he still refers to the report AS extrava-
CANT Showing at least, doubts Of its truthful
messy. Why. then, did he pay the money! lie
may say that he had no means of detecting the
imposition, but that can be no excuse. as the
fraud may be found out il little pains is
taken. The report from this place is correct
believe, as have canvassed the matter here
but that may be accounted for from fear OF
discovery. as we are Mormons and GentiIes
here about equally mixed-it no doubt is among
the faithful" that the thing has been worked
up. Let us investigate-the Mormons in Utah
believe in i, just now-and in our Investigation
let us includ. the Gentle as we'll As the Nor
mon Superintendent A CITIZEN.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26
VICTORY.

The election in this city on Thursday last
was one Of the most holly contested we ever
saw in the county. and resulted in the election
Of the Peoples candidate over the strongest
man the opposition had to put against him.
Mr.. Stewart, the defeated candidate, is u gen.
tleman against whose personal worth and 1T
uess nothing detrimental could be urged. or
was sought to be urged; but he had the mis-
fortune to be supported by few parties who
have grown So obnoxious to a majority Of our
people. that even Mr.. Stewards popularity.
coupled with all Of the influence o. his many
respectable, but misguided supporters, could
not save him from defeat; and Mr.. Black was
elected by a majority Of six votes. A small
majority, but large enough to insure the final
and rretrievabe overthrow Of the combination
Of iders and non producers whom the people
have kept in Office. and under salaries Of six or
eight thousand dollars year. almost ever since
the county was organized. When they could
not get elected BY fair means, they have done
SO BY foul means-by staggering around the
polls making voters drunk. and drawing six
shooters, threatening and intimidation. But
even these methods failed them at the election
of last Thursday. and defeat has overtaken
them. and on its heels will follow well-merited
obscur:ty, Their actions at the polls did more
to bring about the result Of the election record
ed above. than any efforts put forth ON the par,
Of the friends Of Mr. Black. but the victory.
however meagre. will serve 10 inspire conf.
dence among the people in their ability to sue
coed in throwing OF the corrup; incubus which
has 80 long weighed down ,be energies Of this
county: aud a: the November elections the
combination of ot'ice-h1n.ers will be routed
horse. foot and Dragons. Already the people
Of this county are beginning Ia ask themselves
the question: What have these men done for
US or Boise county that We should maintain
them in ease and elegance from one years end
To another Have they no, been in Office long
enough. and too long for the returns they have
made for six or seven years of indulgence
We think they have; and we think \ majority
of the citizens of this county have pretty much
come to the same conclusion. and will empha.
size their opinion at the ballot box when another
opportunity is given. We remember very we'll
when they used the argument very freely
against others. that one set Of men had M right
to all NIL of the Offices in the county perp~sually
and we recognized the force of the argument.
but we do not remember when. at least. some
of the gentlemen now in Office, and clatnoring
Ia get in. ever did anything to deserve the saf.
frages Of the voters of Boise county. They |
should be permitted TO do ~hat they never did
do-go TO work and earn living.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26

A MlSSioNAKy.-Tls Salt Lake Herald saye
HoaA s. A, Merritt. our respected aeixAesr aad
fsrmer D~legate in Ceaxrssa Cor Idaho and the
Utah "rsas." le0 Thsrsaay mseaias ~ rssss
fsr the FEDERAL capital The Celsael has
been there before" q we weali eaes HIN scaa~
islici~ss aAvie~ esasiAerias HE youth and sas-
e>pssAillsy. He will likely Arsaz Aaek he Nc
Nee III rasseA asA appsevea il HE pocket
with sr~ss " ~ II sew esRcss b b all<A By
Ais ~xcelleacy. = h sectisa !. Organic acf-"
SAnnaaar wSaAee. San b aes<r ~ AApey -
~A<~ ~~esesl II sNs> Ss<ssisaaAa< sea<s< II
eaia, asa ~ sAlaA C~erxe l. Weeds and hin
ar< pss6tieal SiASes< twis&s
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26

Run AND SCRIPTURE The Chief engineer
of a srrgshop in Silver City qao,es the Scrip
sure and Martin Lasher. in support of the
drinking habit, and cites, says the .iraiaRcAe.
the following passages IN Justification Of bis
theroy II Came, b. denied. we think. sha,
the two verses given from Proverbs refer 10,
and advise. the use of Intoxicating drinks; bat
the fact is the worse for them aud does not de-
tract from the temperance cause, nor make
drunkenness less Objectionable: and since il
is admitted that drunkenness IS aeeminahle.
and that men. and women too. viii get drunk
as long as intoxicating driuks are sold. ~~
are Inclined ~ the ne;ioa that temperance
people have the ees. Of the argument VIII
any man pretend. because the Bible justices.
or seems to justify. the use Of alcohel. that its
ase ssesrrves the rahhc meralsi
Oh TESTAMENT,
Give ssroax arfnk rnsa hs sAA: IL rsAay 30 PERISH.
and vine ~ sAo~e TIA. D. - heavy hearts.
L~s him drsak AID so<xss aas rovsrsy. And recaex-
ee< his misery ~ sacrsAp -ovsres> xxxa. AID :.
xxv xExrAxxxy.
ssonSeAs sAke. ASa sAsne ess<n sna-rsasses-
Epsssle os raal ~ TsraesAy. " -
AAxxyx LrrxrA
..Hs sAas asas Ike Wine. wezsa and Scax.
Kenasss . ssai es seess ass sonx~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26

ADA CoUNrY.-We take the following items
from the Boise City >satsxaam:
Pretty reliable reports say that Ben. Hel.
liiay has made arrangements Ia ship goods
from San Francisco Ia sais (Rois-1 city. tree
of all drayaSe and storage. for four and \ halt
cents per pound.
May. the murderer of Lee. n; Fort BOISE
has been ;arned over fo the civil authorities
Governor Curtis. John Lemp. A Welsers
and ID. H-uschk-l and others. have organized a
company to prospec. Tor coal. and Commenced
operating. slttl- shove the Government Res
ervasion, on the Idaho Rad.
10 Pinkhsm IS ernamensing hrs grounds ep-
posite Governor Curtis residence with nice
row ct shade treex
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26

VIZ have been favored this week with very
well written and candid letter from Oneida
county, which we publish clscw here. We are
Of the opinion that the Territorial Superin.
,endens was obliged to pay the money over
when called GU for it. unless legal objections
were in,crposed. The Board Of Commission
ers OF this county ordered. that the count.
Superintendent and District Attorney of said
lths) county are directed and required to at
tend to this matter. and. il necessary 10 insure
fair aud equitable distribution of the School
fund oi the Territory, the. are hereby author
lied aud required to enjoin the Comptroller
from issuing warrant in favor Of Oneida"
immediately after the above order WAS made,
the District Attorney lea here for Boise City.
as We suppose. to take measures for carrying
the order iato eject But what he did ahou,
il. or whether any thing. we never learned: and
Boise county is too low in funds to undertake
10 litigatc matter Of that Kind for the benefit
Of any but herself We have written To the
Territorial Superintendent and shall give our
correspondent the benefit Ut saeh information
a. We receive fresn that quarter. il any, Never
having seen our Territorial Superintendent ii
public schools. We can ri cs'arsc oder no epia-
ion a. IL what manner ef man he 70: bat We
agree with our correspondent. that any inves-
siyatien into pubic affairs in this Territory
which did not include Gcnsiles ~ well a. Nor
meas. weald BE- quite Incomplete; for the sress
misconduct IL scmc Of eur ethcials who are
not Mermeus. 10 sAame aud Disgrace 10 tue
Territory,