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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-03-27
A sCARCITY OF HUSBANDS.

This brings up the matrimonial question.
and suggests a word or two upon that.
Perhaps it is because husbands are not
easily found that 80 many young women
strike out for themselves. It certainly is
not a good time for marrying, and has moi
peer for several years past. One reason,
no doubt, is the greatcost of living, which
in n respect, at least that of female dress,
is fully double what it was fifteen years
ago. If a young man has only a moderate
salary to depend on for support, he must
be very bold indeed to venture into mat.
rimouy with a girl accustomed to what is
called comfortable life. Unless she hap
pens to be q particularly good and sensi-
bic girl it will take most of his salary to
pay her dry goods and dressmaker's bills.
OF course there are such girls, and plenty
OF them, l hope in some places, but it is
only the simple truth to say they are rath-
or scarce in New York. For this reason.
and Others too. no doubt, the popularity
of matrimony, so to speak. appears to be
steadily declining. Young men hold off a
great deal more than they used to. and Of
course the young women have nothing for
it but to wait. So, recognizing this fact.
and not seeing much probability Of get
ting husbands when they grow older, a
great many of them turn to practical
work, become doctors, writers or artists,
and manage to make at least q decent liv-
ing for themselves. II young men we're
more inclined to marry. the probabilities
are that young women would be less in
cfined to 60 it alone in the light PROBES
sions. And il young men did not have SO
many wives to whom they are not mar
ried, ii would be an immense deal better
for themselves and for society.
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TAX ale netinili ien obytejni knezi, nybrz
biskupove, ktefi drahocnnych satech
bohosluzbu konali" Takova nemravnost
tehdaz panovala u kn62i.
Podivame Sc, zdali iejich nev6dotnost
byla mensi. Muscle SO nafidit kn6zim
tehdejsim, ably dokazali, 70 rozumi aspoh
latinsk6mu ,oteenasi'. V litaniich irneno
vail ma misto Rafaela, Michaela Gabri-
ala svat6ho Orichela, Ruguela a Tobiche
la, az konecn6 synoua prohasila, ze tato
jmena ne and6lI ale dablG
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vytisknou Sc jen takov6, kter6 Sc napfed
zaplati. Vyjmuty jsou toho pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroven oznamuie Sc "a ,,po
%p05G1l5 cenu.
1 palec sloupce stoii $500 "a tfikrate
vytisknuti, 2 palce $4.0o, palce 5000.
Oznamka dele uvefeinovana tim Jest lev
n6jsi, elm dele Sc uvefejhuie.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute oby6einym
pismem stoii Is eta. fadka.
Oznamky: ,,Kaejest" .,Naprodei"
,Hledd Sc" stoji Is eta. "a tfikrat otisk-
mutt.
- PodIe toho necht Sc kazdy fidi,
fdo Pokrolu oznamovati chce. Necht
siuda kolik fadek, ci kolik palcd a koli-
KRAFT uvereinit nechf 81 sam vypocte a
zasle pfislusict "a to tastku.
. Kdo 81 pfeie miti oznamku V
tfitydenniku neb tydennikd nechf laska-
ve podotkne
Pcnize posilejte vzdy postovnicb
poukazkach Money orders a psan adre-
suite vzdy:
POES EsOk
No. lOa CrOtOn Street.
Cleveland d.
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Xaryty OrthOdOXa.

Slovo orthodoxa znamena kovanebo
pravovtrce, orthodoXie pravov6ru. Te-
met kazda sekta ma "a to, ze Jest ortho-
doXni, t. ]. ze ma tn pravou viru. Ten,
leho2 nahledy Sc Cd teto lisi, Jest hetero-
doX q jinov6rec a vira ieho slove hctero-
doXie ei iinov6ra. Mezi orthodoxy hete
rodoxy panuje velmi napnuty pom6r, kite
ry Sc nezridka skutky nenayisti a zloby
ievi.
Takov6ho skutkn dopu5til Sc episkopal
nj duchovni dr.. Schenck, odepfey iinemu
episkopalnimu duchovnimu, dru. Porte
ousoyi Brooklyn6, pohfebni obfad, dd
vodu jeho cd orthodoxie episkopalni lisi-
cich Sc nahIedd. Wasbingtonsky ,Capi-
tai tepe "a to nesnaseIiyeho a zaryteho
duchovniho nasledovn6;
yUtopiv Sc nahodou, mel prayo ku kfe-
stanskemu pohfbu Vsak nicm6n6 DIR.
Schenck, kazatel protestantsko episkopal
nj sy. Amy odepfel duchoynimD brat
ru sgemr pohfebni obfad Ian pry nebyl
ytrny orthodoXnim (prayov6rnym) nahle
d6m episkopalni cirkve."
Co Jest pravda. tazal Sc PLAT, prayi
Sc nam, ze netekal ma odpov6d. Co jest
orthodoXie! mdze Sc kdokoliv tazati = a
marn6 bude odekavati vtc pravou, tfebas
by sto rdznych odpovGdi obdrze. Sly
Sci jsem tasteii,' pravil jedenkrate par
lament6 lord Sandwich, ,,rozepfi o tom
co Jest orthodoxie u co heterodoxie, ale
muslin pfiznati Sc, ze dosud neznam pres
ny vyznam slov tech"
,,Orthodoxie mIi lorde,7 septal mu bis.
kup Warburton, jest moje doxie
a heterodoXie Jest iineho tloy6k a
doxie."
Tato odpov6d Jest asi ton nelepsf, ia
kou lie k otazce t6 dat, nebot kazdy ko-
stelickaf nefkuli knee ma sydj vlastni ma
hled wire, kter} jest ieho koniGkem. A
vsak nechne ka4deho, kdo po t6to bohoslo
vecke cest6 Sc ubira spokoiem a nekazme
mu ma necest kfestanstvi a K hanb6 pfiro
zenosti lidske radost ieho Prayi trefne
Walpole: ,,Clovek by mel miti dosti sho
yivavosti Ike vsem nabozenskYm minenim.
nebot ami jediny nemGze byti upln6 iist,
zdaz min6ni jeho jest pray6" Jest6 "a
nasich dnd jest casopisdm zaznamenava-
ii mnohy skutek nabozensk6 nesnaseli-
vosti, kteryz by byl ami We stfedoveku po
karani neusel. Takovym skutkem bylo
odepfeni pohfbu cd rektora jist6ho koste
la herci, protoze byl hercema pfitom
ne jest MIN odepfeni pohfbu duchovnimu
cd Jineho duchovniho, protoze omen neuzi
val bohosloveckych piluek dra Schen.
cka, kterez pry jedine vyzenou duse
vsecky bludne nahledy apostolske po-
sloupnosti, konsubstanc, povaze Troiice
tficeti dewitt Glancich Jeden anglickf
biskup nalezl ma jednom hrob6 tento ma.
pis:
,,Dum nimia pia est facta est impia,"
,,Pfilisnou poboznosti ncin6na jest nepo-
boznou." Ida Sc, ze rev. DIR. Schenck
rovnez az k tomuto stupni zboznosti do
spel. Avsak nebylo by byvalo lepe, kdy
by DIR. Schenck, maje yoliti mezi ,,ortho-
doxnimi nahledy episkopalni cfrkve"
Kristovym ,,milosrdenstvim, kterez yytr
pelo vsecko laskave jest, 'byl dal pfednost
tomutos Jeli DIR. Schenck nyni jiz svaty,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-09

nKdyby mladi vedelo staff mohlop
TAX zaluje mnohy chorobny muz, ktery
prchani sye zivotni silly bolesti pozoruje.
Uzivali Sc dra Alberta Conradiho augs-
bnrskych kapek pravidelne, tedy ten
nejotfesenejA system telesni pozdravi a
umozni tenn, ktefi ma ziyote nejmensiho
pozitkn nemajl, zaziti nejedne radosti.
K dostanf jsou We vsech lekzr.
nych jakoz i u M. Krejciho. Ia
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Hlldis e-Bund.

hS HihofPoroVany.
Hlavni kancelaf, 2lJ Bowery, N. Y.
Spolecnost ia jest zastonpena v 16 sta
tech Unie cita 14,OO0 cleni.
Pojiztuje zivot az ma $4,000.
Nemocnym vyplaci podporu cd S7-24s
tydne.
Pfispevky mohou zapravovany bytj
tydne.
DIE vYrocni zpravy, 1. lecna 1874 Wy.
placeno nemocnym
roku 1879, ) 73,185 co podpora
y $4,000 vyplaccno dedi.
cum zemfelych.
Pfristek jmeni roku 1873. 800 600
Ffebytek dne |. ledna 1874, $53. 900.
Blizsl zpravu poda:
u. HirschfeId,
1873 Ontario Str.
47-H oLEVELAND,O.
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OZnameni.

Oznamuji vsem odberatelim, ienz
vzdy ode mn6 kalendaf koupili, ze mann
letos hoinou zasobu kalendafd Sc zabav-
nym ctenim. Kalendafe ty latkou svou
hodl Sc pro kazdeho.
Ed. Vopalecky,
So Humbold str
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-09

Dt. LOUIS n. llSt.
Oddany p. Zitko We Savii {. TAP, pi-
Sc: Jiz pred casem t6sil Sc ma vitezstvi
nejohromn6jSi vetsinou ieho strany, move
strany move statni ustavy, tax jakoby
nova ustava tykala Sc pouze jeho strany,
kdezto je prosp6Sna kazdemu obcanu. V
tom nem6la zadna strana co d6lat, tn vo-
iii kazdy prospech sy6l = uleveni da
nj, zmenseni poctu utednikd a jejichi pla
tn.
Jest clov6ku zdraveho rozumu sm6s-
snym co on pise:
,,Lichoti mne, ze jsem 6tnafstvo Slavic
NJ pred tasem Dasi tlstavou obeznamil"
Zdejsi Cesi, v6bec ctenafstvo Slavic, ma
10 81 vsimne toho, co p. Zitko pise. tom
jsem pfesv6dten, a kazdy jiny uz pro jt-
no omrzely politicky hovor iei odsoudi,-
le je fanf4r = kdezto on pfedce Sc ttSi,
ze poutuje lid = B6da nam, kdybychom
zde nem6Ii lepsi ntitele politicke vddce
nezli on jest.
kdopak ponau6il ty, jcnz v6tsinou pro
republikanskou stranu byli, kdyz Sp.
st. volby Sc odbyvali! Obcan6 sami Sc
ponauci, kdyz vidi nehospodafstvi de-
mokratsk6 strany - voli pfesv6dceni
epsi - to svobodomvslnou republi-
kanskou. Zajiste kdyby demokrate ne
byli vttsi dfidi nez republikane, jiste by
je V ufadech ob6ane dele poncchali.
My name nyni statu No. damokrat
skou vladu, "a kter6 lnusi obcane platit
o 25 proc. vice ne4 "a vlady repuplikan.
ske
Proc to ie! Demokrate dokud jsou
dfad6, dfou kdc Sc da, zadali vetsi plat
nez zaslouzi. Tu teprv kdyz to platitelo
We dani vidi, jake to nespravne hospoda.
feni, pfi volb6 otoci - zahrajou jim mars
- ven mimi.
Dale Sc test, ze americky narod "a let
dozraje tinancni otazku op6t vyvola. A
no "a pet let moe Sc zmGni take ia ieho
oblibena strana "a 5 let mdze dostat tako
w ohromny pohlavek, ze Sc nikdy ami
nevzpamatuie.
Ano, iest6 bych pfisv6dcil ieho omylne
kdyby pracovala We prosp6ch delnika a
Jemn 5 hodin trvalici cas- prace vymohla,
by Sc pro d6lniky vsech tfid prace dostl-
10; pax ano = delnik by videl, ze ma Wy
hlidky ma stalon praci, pax by 81 dial rict
a volil by pro ne = jen tou ceStou by Sc
udrzet nIohli. - Jina6o p. Zitko s celou
cd neho vykficenou a vychvalenou stra
nou jde pomalu Ike v5em vsudy Ger
t6m.
PAM dfednici oboji strany malo dbaji
narod jak on zije, jen kdyz oni do 1fad1
Sc dostanou tucn6 zijou. Napisi dcty
mnoholi ma obcan platit ten pax musi.
Jedina dobrota ie phi tom, ze dava .iedna
strana ma druhou pozor; jak naky sidnnk
pride ma jevo, hned druha strana to roz.
hlasi. Tu obcane kteFi pracuji pro blaho
vseobecne, kdyz vidi takove hospodafen
brzo Sc obrati voli pro tohoto mensiho
brace, pocitaie, ze nan nebude muset to-
lik platit.
Nevefim zadne Mu ami panu Zitkovi,
kdyby tax do hakeho otisu pfisel - iako
ze ne = Sc zafikal, re hakou tn poma-
zankc by nerad siiz, kdyz by tax pfilezi-
tost mel. Jen kdyz Sc dostanou do w
nosne sluzby, vsak on Sc nauci, kde je co
brat, ale jen kdeby ie nikdo neyid6l oni
mohli ostat nevinnymi. Rika sc, to le
pravda: ,.Neni sluzbicky, ably nebylo
particky!" procez at je ten neb omen,
musi Sc dat ma toho neihodntjsiho pozor
ably hodnym zistal.
Genek Cerny,
14l0 Dillon atr
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-09

o mnohoh ctnostnejsm by byl, zhfesiv
prot ,orthodoxnim nahleddm episkopal
nj cirkve!'
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River Division.

opousu Bayard so dop q 500 odp. Pfuitdi do Nov
Philadelphia 50 20 odp. opousti n Philad so dop
IL 50 odp Ptlltdl do Bayard 10 30 dop. 20 odp
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Ma zdpdd.
Genl. Par or. and Ticket Agt-
BEE LIN H.

Cteoe9d''d, columbus, Cincinnati &
Indiana IL. IL.
z Clevelandu odiizdi 6.55 dopoicdne
2. SO $50 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi 100 rAno 400 u
9.55 odpoledne.
z Crestline 9.55 rano So a 1000 odp.
Do Columbus 1925 pol. 9.45 IL. 35
!noci.
DO Dayton 400 rano 2.3O edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano 5 40 odp.
z Cincinnati 100 1000 rano 9.45 vec.
z indianapolis 6.25, 1850 100 rano.
z St. Louis lis rano 2.55 lao odp.
z Chicago $50 $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi iezditi vecernfm
Atlantic Great Western R R
Ma 0ychod odjtSdt a vychcdu ptytzdi.
2 Clevelandu 1925 a 500 rano s.45
1905 veGer.
Do Clevelandu 100 lO.45 rano, 4.1oa
O.55 veGer.
Do New Yorku 700 rano, 4.55 500 vee
2 Bostonu $50 rano, sos veGer.
2 New Yorku $50 a 100 rano, 535 a
100 veGer.
Lake Shore a Michigan South. R. n
Ma vychod odjt&dt a pfsjtzdiz 2 vgchodu:
q Clevclnadn 7.45 1000 rano, 4lO q
1920 vecer.
DO Clevelandu $40 a 5.35 rano. 2.O5
$50 odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.lO I0.l5 rano. 135. &. 40 n
l0.40 veGer.
2 Buffalo $50 a rs rano 2.5O, g. .25 a
ll.30 veGer.
DO New Yorku 700 rano 40 s2O
1900 veGer.
S Bostonu $50 rano 5.OOall yeGer
Ma sapad od5izds se adpadu pfsjisQi:
q Clevelandu 5.35 700 rano, 2.3Oa6.5
odpoledne.
Do Cleveiandu 1926 1855 rano, s.45
0.05 odpoledne.
Do Toledo l040 1855 rano 7.0Oa
IL 90 veGer
Q Toledo 3'Go, $50 1o.55 rano 0.
geGer.
Do Chicago $50 $50 rano 8.2oa9.2
veGer.
q Chicago 100 9.2o rano 5.s5 a s2O
veGer.
q New YoYku 1890 Io.45 rano
q ll.OO ve6er:
q Bostonu $50 900 rano 990|
yeGer
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-03-18
A TEA PLANTATION.

This is a very pretty sight when
seen ct distance 1T looks like a shrub
berry of evergreens, the leaves of the
plant being of rich dark green. Green
tea is multiplied by seeds which are
ripe in October; when gathered they
are put into basket and mixed with
sand and earth liz damp state, and kept
In this condition till Spring. In March
the seeds are taken from the basket and
placed in the ground. They are sown
thickly in rows in some spare corner of
the tea farm. After picking, green
leaves are spread out thickly on fiat
bamboo twigs to get rid of their mois-
ture they are then placed in roasting
pans, and rapidly moved about and
shaken up with both hands. When af-
fected by the heat and faccid they are
placed on rolling table. Several men
then roll the balls to get rid of the mois-
ture and twist the leaves. They are
then shaken out on fiat trays, after
which they are taken to the roasting pan
and thrown In again. The second part
of the process consists In winnowing the
tea through sleeves in order to get rid of
dust, and to divide the tea into "Gun-
powder "Hyson," ''Twankay," sc.
The process of curing black tea is about
the same, only the leaves are permitted
to lie longer after picking, and are toss
ed in the air and beaten by the hands.
The Chinese never color teas for them
selves. 1t is entirely done for the for
<Ign market.
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BEAUTIES OF MANHOOD.-TO the boy
the world beyond his Immediate sur
roundings is only picture. He does
not know how real are the SORROWS, the
passions, tho ambitions of men. It's
absorbing interests, it's heroes and its
martyrs, are heard of by him without
understanding or with Indifference. His
sport, his lessons, his home life, are
alone real. But there will come a
change. The ordinary slow growth into
manhood, with its business or profess
sional pursuits and widening relations,
or some intellectual or spiritual appeal,
striking out the latent soul, viii make
vivid and earnest what was indistinct
and uninteresting. Like a stereoscopic
picture before it is put in the stereo-
cope, the life of man has no body or
realities; but when the boy awakens, as
with the picture within the instrument,
so with him, solidity and naturalness
will be acquired by the external world,
and he Will feel what it is henceforth to
live and move amongst these grander
and graver forms. Many mistakes will
he commit, false estimates will he form
of proportion and perspective, the
earnestness of his new conceptions Will
hurry him into extravagances and gen
erous errors but if there is truth in his
nature, and nobleness in his spirit, just
views will be formed, and the day in
which it is given him to work will find
him not unm1ndful of the responsibility
which artists from a knowledge of the
coming night.
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THERE were two of them. She, with
bent head and parted lips, was listen
ing intentively. He, with face flushed
and voice vibrating, was saying, Gin all
this wide world, darling, there is no
being so dear" And then Mr.. Hol-
combs clerk started quarter Of ton
of snow from the roof and man looking
like an allegory of winter, was dancing
out in the street, and shaking his fist
upward, and screaming at the top of his
voice, "Come down hear, you ugly
viper, and I'll kick your gol darned
head in, gol darn you -
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CURE FOR HYDRoPKoBIA. The recipe
is that of M. CAESAR, French physician ::
Take two tablespoonfuls of fresh chic
ride of lime, mix it with half pint of
water, and with this wash keep the
wound constantly bathed and frequent
" renewed. The chloride gas possesses
the power of decomposing this tire
mendous poison, and renders mild and
harmless that venom against whose re-
sistless attack the artillery of medical
science has been SO long directed in
vain. 1t is necessary to add that this
wash should be applied as soon as pos
sible after the infection of the bite.
The following are the results of this
treatment: From ITO to 1924, the
number of persons admitted into
Breslau Hospital was 184, of whom only
two died; from 1883 to 1924, there were
admitted into the hospital at Zurich 223
persons bitten by different animals QS2
by Dogs of whom only four died.
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An invention of very powerful and
easily worked mitrailleuse, by Mr..
Farwell, of New York, if It will invaria-
bly, accomplish all that it did at an ex
pertinent on last Wednesday, Is an in
strument that might make the French
mitralleuse and the Gatling blush. 1t
consists of ten parallel barrels about
four inches apart. By single turn OF
a crank the gun is loaded, discharged
and the cartridges extracted. Each bar
rel holds five rounds. and at the trial on
Wednesday fifty shots were fred in an
average of five seconds each. And to
show its unerring aim, at the request OF
the spectators, shots were put apart a
distance of two or three feet. MIR. Far
well is now engaged in the manufacture
of larger sample which. when complet-
ed. will be tested at Creedmoor.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-03-18

CocoANUT PIE, DELICIOUS half
a cup of butter, one cup of powdered
white sugar, four well beaten eggs
beat whites and yolks together; one cup
of grated cocoanut, one quart of sweet
milk; mix butter and sugar together
one cup of grated cocoanut, one quart of
sweet milk; mix butter and sugar to-
gether, then add the eggs and cocoanut,
and lastly the milk Bake in a lower
crust. Eat when cold. This quantity
makes two pies.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-03-18
A STRANGE COINCIDENCE.

Don Piatt says he gave his note for
the So, 600 he received from Irwin-part
of the Pacific Mail corruption fund. Mr..
used to tell story OF Mr.. Web
ster and Rufus Choate-a case in point.
Neither OF these gentlemen, it seems,
was a good financier, and though each Of
them was in receipt of large sums from
his engagements they were always in want
OF money,
Mr.. Choate called one morning, very
early, at Mr. Webster lodgings in Wash
ington, and, after sitting a moment,
Mr.. Webster, looking fearfully crest fal
len and disappointed, replied: ''Why, by
Jupiter Choate, [ was on the point of
asking you for the loan of like sum. [
hav'nt a cent in the world" Setting
their wits to work, it was finally agreed,
at the suggestion of Mr.. Choate, that
the best and perhaps the only chance
was to make a joint note Of 81 900, which
would give to each the amount desired
and sell it to their friend Corcoran, the
great banker in Washington. Acting at
once on the suggestion, a joint note was
prepared and they lost no time LII calling
at the banking house OF Mr., Corcoran.
They found MIR. &. IN his Office; they
were received with great cordiality, and,
without hesitation, Corcoran bought
their note and gave them the money.
Leaving the bank together, it is said
Mr.. Choate, greatly delighted at the
success of the negotiation, was full OF
anecdote, but soon saw his wit was lost on
Mr.. Webster, who, from the time they
left the bank was completely absorbed
in his own reflections, distracted, wear
ing a puzzled, confused look, and seem
ingly utterly unconcious of his compan-
ions presence.
At length Mr.. Choate said to him
webster, what's the matter with you
you look rather like a man who had
failed in a great financial effort, than
like the successful negotiator you are p
'sWel, Choate, said Mr.. W., 81 was
just thinking what in HI Corcorar
wanted with the note"
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