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Paris has good many stories Of the
doings of monkeys that have made them
selves a name in its history. Among
Others figures the favorite monkey of the
Princess de Chimay, who had the honor
of receiving the visit Of the Gar and
Czarina, who in the last century came to
Paris ncognita, under the name of the
Count and Countess du Nord. The day
of the visit to the Princess, the monkey
broke his chain and made his way into
the dressing-room, where he had SO often
sat and watched the various operations
of his mistress toilet, and made various
attempts, always nipped in the bud, to
possess himself Of the various boxes and
bottles of the elegantly appointed dress
'S Jaw .....-s.. ,e,'7
y need upon this particular tau 'N'
open the boxes, took the shoppers from
the bottles, pulled the combs, brushes
and frizzing-irons out of their cases,
shook out the powder in the middle Of
the floor, opened the pot of rouge and
the box of patches, and sat down before
the glass to initiate the process he had
watched. lie passed his head through a
lace cuff, which made frill round his
neck, rolled himself in the powder
dabbed his face with rouge, and stuck,
two OF three patches on his forehead.
4 81 L
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The Chameieom's Change or Color.

The mechanism by which the chame-
Icons change of colsr is performed is
thus described by NJ. Paul Bert, a scien-
tifc gentleman of Paris: Beneath the
skin Of the animal there are found all
over its surface vesicles charged with a
coloring fluid, which, when withdrawn
into them, leaves the epidermis and the
tissue Immediately beneath TO exhibit
their natural color, which is bright yel'
low. These vcsicles, however, communi-
cate with a network of minute ducts in
tersecting and interlacing by myriad
of ramifications Immediately beneath
the transparent epidermis, and when the
coloring liquid Is injected into these the
effect is to produce change Of color in
the animal, the intensity Of which de-
pends on the degree to which they are
dstended. The nerves act directly on
the vesicles. When these contract the
fluid is expelled; when they expand il is
reabsorbed.
Mr.. Bert has observed the curious fact
that light has the effect to brighten the
color of the chameleon, and that in dark
ness il becomes also dark. Thus, when
approached in the night while sleeping,
one side being in the light and the other
in the shadow, the shadowed side only is
found dark, the other being light. II
awakened il becomes light on both sides.
] M Il III a L.. Inn
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COLISETTE.

The maiden q the hostel
stands nj the vt sf sun;
The.-oldier- halt full gsily-
She ha. hut eyes for one.
He drains the cup she bring him.
His bearded liI- are vet.
"a Hiss, swecthesrt," he whispers,
"No, no" eys Collnet,e,.
frcm'out the grecn-leaved lattice
She leans and looks below,
A-.iarther, ever farther,
Away the soldiers 60.
Hidlast few words repruachful
And in her ad ears yet
Farewell may he forever;
All me" sighs Colinette.
The cruel war over;
Onccmrss her Il he,f
You've learnc> love since last Va met"
lie ays, but nsught says she.
"You'll we'd the happy omebody,
And me you'll quite forget,
Would were he, my darlingr,
.'You are" cried Colinette.
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PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

BELL-METAI-The brass on the face Of
a saucy belle.
Mrs. LIvERMoRR has town in Colo
RADIO named after her.
One way to get roaring trade is to
buy menagerie.
WISE men learn more from fools than
fools do from wise men.
A GOOD way to find woman out-Csll
on her when she isn't at home.
A MAN in Washington was recently
arrested for kicking q fifty dellar dog.
To CURE a bachelors aches, carry TO
the patient eleven yards of silk, with
woman in IL.
WHEN woman wants 10 be very
afIectionate to her lover, she calm him
naughty man."
MONEY and time are the heaviest bun.
dens of life, and tine unhappiest of all
mortals are those who have more Of either
than they know how to use.
CANNON is the name of younA Gin
cinnatan who raises | $50 pounds on the
health-ift. Tie il himself one hundred
and fifty-nine pounder A powerful can
non.
LEAVES have Their time 10 fall,
And likewise 50 nsveI;
The reas,n, too, 5 the sane,
II comes Of getting dry.
But here's the difference 'twixt the leaves and me-
\ tall hail nd fro
We are highly gratifed to learn that
Professor Tyndall has made a statement,
in which he denies most emphatically
that he is an atheist. We shall he glad
to have him visit our family again and
play with the children.
In what vehicle did the man ride who
wasdriven frantic? Whena man revolves
much in his mind, does it make him
dizzy? If all things are for the best,
where do the rations for the second best
come from? What is the exact width Of
broad GRIM
AHoRsEMAS gives the following advice,
viz: "If your horse is in the habit Of
kicking use a low board, and your horse
will soon get over it, Keep your horse
fat don't allow any one to get on him.
When your horse refuses to take up an oat
consider him as having failed. To make
your horse very fast tie him with halters.
Look carefully after the bits Of your
horse or you may soon be looking after
the bits of your wagon"
A sCHooL-BoY's toothache generally
commences at eight in the morning
reaches its highest altitude at quarter
to nine, when the pain is intense to an
extraordinary degree; commences Ia
subside at nine after that disappears
nth celerity that must be very COM
Portable to IN, ., ''e'e'' 49,,
boy hasn't got four. qua... ~.e
spread out to dry up stairs, it is becaa.,
thsre is no place up stairs to do II.
A WITTY and popular auctioneer was
selling some valuable pictures, among
which was that of an old baronial resi-
dence, when forward, wclLknown buyer,
with plenty of cash, poOh-poohed the
picture al assure you it is not bit
like the place" The auctioneer, with
great presence of mir,i, replied, "Ah, sir.
your opinion is of very little consequence.
don't think you have seen this view o
il, a. you entered by the back door, very
likely"
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CONGRESSIONAL.

IL, A. Su... -. Al ,s.L A. r.,
a.h.,. 80 .as,,,,,a, 10. AZ, ..;e.,;a. :,
A.. ''''s "as - A. s..,.. P'"n P','',,, ',
~ .~s, .lsV; ~ ,I',D,,,"., JYe
r.. .s,.a,,au ~ 81. 80. Vs.. A., C,'"
~, NJ. S,' ~ - -
.,;.,,.,.a,,a .Il. a., -. .,...-
s,;I, har;,n ,,a a.. :, aI,e., M.
Hence was No, IN sa.s;o,
on ue i''n' 'n '',e SENATE, "r' och.rhs
e'o'"''o" wa, ca',eo UP, ",' '"e,"an nav
"s "e "oo'' ou' nc y,e'ueo 70 a'io" 'ne in'
uvuu'uon ~, ., u'e 'eg'Sia','e aPProP'ia,oh
u"' anu N,. Scnurh ies"iuuon was 'a'u ."
s e .a ". 'es'si",i'e vi, "PP'op'"'es
Si,,''''oh anu p,o'iues 'or 'he cfe'uo,i Vi
-, p,P"i,nea. ~, VI Oo"'"e'oe a''u o'a'''",''
""'e '.e o'ii wa ""ue' "isc"sS'on u"e
se. enS.e w. n'u,.. nc iiouse apP'opr'a'.u
S.',"Vv W ",n'! '.e .AP."se' a''enui"s "'
s', - ~. ne VI ,"e 'i""''a" ''i'u' e "
'ne oni'eu ,'"'e' nnuet 'ne eau ol s'"'es
inee ""n'.., " pi''' "',e 'n"oau'eu """
'e,e''eu, anu 'ie 'o''e auJo"'"'u'
Inc senate on tne i''h' agreed 10 the
r.Po" VI o"e 'onie'."'e 'onni'',e On
a'nonu'ne",, 80 ~ ous'om' anu in'e'nsi 'e'e'
nu. ns' e 'ePO'' vas "e sam. P'e-
'"e ~ 90 'sa'' ,' u'
'" "oPo, -, 'oe's"' Yen"
per Pouna' INC 'es'siau'e "Ppropria,on
was cohs'aeleu, anu 'ne senate ,o,eu against
W. o,san.ha''Vi ,!.,'.. u puieau " .onne,,e
anu '.a''so', n ou. ai ane"uuhen' !" Pro'ius
o' '"'e'' =, o'a'eu's "io"., was "s,.e'
-; 81 s.."..s..a "a rlV ~ ias ~ 'n' ~, 49,
to also, and $4,000 were appropriated for
the purpose In the House, Messrs. Storm.
Sypher. and Chittenden denied that tbey
were implicated in the Pacific Mail subsidy
scandal. ID. W. Voorhees, and Bovd Win.
chester also made denials through telegraph.
ic dispatches. A committee of five was an.
pointed to inquire into the arrest of White.
law Reid, at the instance of Ex-Governor
Shepherd, the former being at the time a
witness before Uou,e committee. Charles
A. wetmore, another recusant witness in the
Pacific Mail investigation. was brought to
the bar of the House TO answer charges of
contempt, but, while his case was pending,
the House adorned.
The Senate, on the Goth. resumed consid-
Grafton of the legislative and judicial ap-
preparation BILL and il was passed. The for
tification bill, which appropriates $s5OOcO
for fortifcation and other works of defense,
:. anu 'nu ,',, 'o"',e Wv, ""u .O'"n T' "PP'opia,
,iOn y.I ~ aiao raosu. in' p'oPo.eu
S sn' ~. nu'u.n' I'm, " ~. 'auon' us .u Plo'iu,us
'O' ~, - ~ ~. PeOP,. VI 'ne
Pres anu '''e,i ies'uen.' was '"Aen up
and read, when lnU 'ena'e auJouih.u'''' ihe
Speaker of the House rhsssIn~'ee d ie''ef
from Richard b. Irwin, declaring hl. l''Se''
ready to answer questions Of the COMMITTEES,
of Ways and Means, conducting the Pacific
Nail investigation. The House then took
up the Indian appropriation bill. A propo-
sition topay nearly 100000 to the Choctaw
Indians, under a treaty OF 1855, was agreed
10. The bill was laid aside to allow the
House to hear the statement Of Charles Wet.
more, recusant witness in the Pacific Mail
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TnE Oregon Legislature consists Of
ninety members: thirty senators and
sixty members Of the Assembly. OF the
thirty Senators, seventeen are farmers,
and of the sixty Assemblymen, ffty-four
are farmers, making seyenty-one farmers
in membership of ninety,
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nRs. BLAckRKRBY a pEYros

Having formed partnership for the practice of Mod
ieins and surgery respectfully tender their services
10 the citizen. of stanford and vicinity. onics on
Main street, formerly sceupied by Dr' Jsek Craig
where they can he consulted at any time when not
professionally engaged. Dr. n reside. second hula.
ns north cf bansile toll gate, east side Of PIKE where
be can he found al nisht ss-f
> sf r. BUSH,
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AUCTIONEER,
sGAASOaO, HENrUeKy,

Ma attend sales In this and adjoining oosnties, aud
will attend all the courts m this section II the state
psrssns desiring my services may leave their order.
AZ he lnsrioT Journal once OF address ne al sias-
ford. ss-ly
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HENRY LISDESsrRUrH. an inter
prefer in one Of the New York Criminal
Courts, in a heat of jealousy, shot his
wife in the back OF her head, iniieting a
severe scalp wound. The surgeons found
that the bullet had struck the large CHG
non worn by Mrs. Lindenstruth, and
that this saved her life by causing the
b all to glance and preventing it from en-
tering her skull.
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nEMToN 4 cuRD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
sONERak:T. ~.

VIII attend 10 all business inirusted 10 them In
Pulaski and uTTonnding counties. Collections
promptly made in Pulaski and Wayne counties
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U,LIzABETnTowN 4 PADucAH II. II
Completed to Paducah.

Passengers leaving Louisville On 80 N train make
close connection at fhkabethtown with 1880 m
train.
u, BRock, Superintendent.
q. BKADsifrAR, Gen. Pass. Agt
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E0ref0n


uIApsioSs mas written an article on the
Il o. r. "n'oh appears IN
- A. y $3.50, ~ nc ene'ehes 'he MS
W.. ~ ~. ioPe re'sn' points out the in
- aaa ns, u ,ne roman catholic
nr;,i.h n.,,on nnna .'s ."a' .ie mass Oh 'he
sions of ,be n.n.cv ~ e P'.'."'
IuteIv than !, has dana g. S ""u ieeo'
lions ""' s'"''"
A CIRcrLAR le,,.r Was rooo;v.a -,
from Berlin, a few davs ago which s,a,as
that Germany, although wishing TO resnec,
the feelings Of the Spanish Government
considers she is obliged to satisfy public
opinion and avenge the insult to her flag
She is disposed to adopt the same concila.
tory policy toward the new Gov.,,m.,,
which was maintained toward President
Sorrano. Therefore she claims from the
good will of Spain that satisfaction be dopo
the German flag.
GERMANY will soon have fifty guns on the
northern coast Of Spain.
The King of Spain has signed DEGREES
relative to the salaries Of the clergy, and de.
clsred that, while giving support and respect
TO tue catholic clergy, he desires to firmly
MAINTAIN rel gions liberty as IT exists in the
most oivllihed countries. The subyentisn to
80! o's n"s o.e" '"'seu from o'ooo'oVo TO
',TvvVo T,,' p.s.'as
"h n'''h'"'s VI Mauriu nave presented
"'s"'"''"' ''o"n 10 Als Alfonso
nhRioVs alarm is again felt for the health
o' ,he rope VINO Is sunering from ehills.
SENIOR 'AsIELAR declares that he will re-
i"Se 10 take ms seat In the Cortes il he is
required To swear allegiance to monarchy.
In Germany, the Chancellor has submitted
70 'he Ieuerai council an ordinance prohib-
i,ihs 'he Importation into Germany OF
american Potatoes as measure OF precau-
tlon against the spread of the potato dis
ease.
NJ. CAzEAu, Bonapartist, has been elected
to the Assembly in the llautes Pyrenees, by
5000 majority. The result makes a great
sensation ar rafis'
The Spanish Government en- account Of
the frequent outrages on railway trains and
e"pio.ces' mas ofuefeu ,ha' every armed
'm I"'s' 'ounu % III 'ne vicinity oi railway
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
STANFORD, KENTUCKY.

Once on Lancaster street, hrst door above hank
building Residence ID Huston lille and Ian
vile streets, formerly ooeuPi.d by Mr> fr,erici
D. ~ DtNfoN. VIII G. CURp.
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and Gen. Sheridan for their action on In,
Louisiana troubles.
wa. II. AsPrSwALL died on January
18th.
GOVERNORS BEDLE, Of New Jersey; Coch.
ran, Of Delaware; Latta, Of Pennsylvania, in
their recent inaugural addresses took ground
against the Administration on the Louisiana
affair.
AT a meeting Of the New York Republican
Central Committee resolutions were adopted
sustaining throughout the action Of Presi.
dent Grant in the Louisiana matter, and set.
ting forth that even II what was done was
illegal, II was done without the knowledge
Of the President, and with the sincere desire
on the part Of the officers Of the Govern.
ment to perform simple duty.
HANNIBAL HAMIIS has been elected
Senator from Maine; Cockerell, from Mis-
souri,
THE Republican State Convention Of Mas
sacbusetts have nominated for Governor
James Lloyd Green, Of Norwich, the Mayor
who ordered the salute Of 100 guns In honor
Of the President for his course in the Lou.
isiana affairs Lieutenant Governor-Chas.
l.. English; Secretary Of State-Col. Angus
tus Penn; Treasurer-O. II. Arnold Comp
troller-Gen. II b. Crawford. The resolu.
tons adopted express adherence to the prin.
ciples Of the Republican party, and favor
hard money. Resolutions we're also adopted
indorsing General Grant, aud the policy Of
the Administration on the Louisiana ques.
tian
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I ouIsyILLE AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE RAILROAD
foR
CINCINNATI AND THE EASTl

yI>HE quickest, hest and only route running
i donle daily line Pullmsn Drawing Room sleep
ing Cars from Louisville 10 ,olnmbus, q, Piitsburgh
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, New York, and Other
Eastern cities,
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KALAKAUA visited st. Louis. lie was
met on the opposite side Of the river by a
delegation Of the municipal Government
and General sherman and staff, and escorted
to the Southern Hotel.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-19
NOcl X syetlu.

Vstupne do hlubokeho nhlodolu Vse
nae oko nase padne, cerne jest; cern5 jest
skala, nebot ona jest samo uhli; cerni
isou lide, cerny jest prach, ktery ticbe pod
zemni prostory chodby vykle1ky ma
plhuje ucerneno1 tvafi ucernGnyma
rukama vystoupime vzh6ru ma denni svet-
10. Uhlodol jest plnem slova smysln
fisi noci.
A nyni ysedneme do vozu, ktery mas 2
mesta do ubelnych hor zavezl rychle
nazpet do mesta, nebot slunce .jiz zapada
a co nevidet snese Sc mad krajinou noc.-
Jiz Sc setmelo. Mesto rozklada Sc pred ma
mi a mad MIN rozestira Sc kmitaye svetlo.
podobne svetelne mlze; mesto jest osvetle
no plynem, v kranech We vJkladnichs
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skrinich hofi nesoislna plynova syetla
sin, do niz isme pozdeji vstoupili, skv9je
Sc V oslhuilci zafi. A co Jest to svetlc,
ktere pfi prvnim vkroceni do mesta vsu-
de vstfic gam zafi Ono Jest to same
cern6 uhli, iez mas Y utroh6 zeln9 tax ne
vlidne pfiialo; cerna noe pronitnila Sc We
svetly den, aspon nejlepsi nahradu "a
denni sv6tlo. 60 celia tisiceleti tltrot6I
zem6 mrtv6 lezelo, TO bylo clovekem ma
denni sv6tlo dobyto, tim rozmnozeno netu-
sene svetlo duchovni.
V tisicerych tovarna sype Sc Gerny tench
diamant jak pravem Sc uhli nazyva -
do peel yyhni, mad nilniz kotlich vo-
da paru Sc prolnennie, ktera potom dr.
ii. rozenlyla, feze, kova, valcuie, tahne,
pfede tka, cokoliv clovek stroll kspra-
covani pfedklada, Clov6k pax vstupuje
do zeleznicniho vozu, vstupuie ma parolod
to Gerne uhli vetrem zavod po zeml
a po vode do nesmirnych vzdalenosti iel
zanasi, A on patri a zkouma, co tech
cizich konGnach rosie ziie duchovnl
oko ieho vzdy hloubeii hloubeii vnika
J do hospodafstvi pfirody; on snasi co Sc
yer a iih, vychod a zapad skytaji, duch
lidsky vzdy bobattisi latky nashromazfu
je, nchz pax mysl6nkove stavby vyva-
di; a narodove sami vymn6nuji plodiny
zem6 a vyroDky dGmyslu a rukou svych
a neien zbozi, ale v3domosti, myslenky
zvlaStnosti, iimiz Sc iednotlivi kmenov6 .
narodove mezi sebou rizni, 81 sd6uji a
tax vzdy vice t6sn6ji iednu jedinou ro
dinu, liz tloytGenstvem zoveme, sr6staii.
A ii nejvysp6leisi a nejutentisi re v8ech
koncin zeme prostfedkem uhli pod paro-
stroiem rozzhayen6ho rocn9 anebo ii
stJch dobach shromazfui Sc, ably 81 Wy
menili vysledky badavosti, ddmyslu, pile
a zkuSenosti svych. Moe 6erneho uhli ie
svazi opet rozva2i, take DO otciny sve
Sc navrativse, okoli syemu op6t sdeliti mo-
hou, co noveho sc dov6dtli a seznai. jake
pravdy byly o9ieveny cd iinych jake u
zitecnosti vydobyty byly pravd zna-
mych
A tax ten cerny, nevzhledny ner ST, ia
zkamentla noe nevydava jen oheh a svet-
10; ale duchu slouA a jej Nyzivuje tax
V ono vys : svetlo Sc prom6nuie, jemuz
jiz staff narodov6 pravd fikali.
Takov6 prom6ny, takov6 divy clovek do
dneSka dokazal. Jen dale ION cestou,
dale ien cestou noci svGtu.
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y aeStsstl Ma fece Mufe bi2e Styrske.
ho Hradce dochazeii jeste podrobnosti,
ktere dosvedcuii, ze potet nesfastnych o.
beti, jez rozlicenem zivlu zahynuly,
vzdy v9tSi cislice nabyva. Skoro ma sto
osob sc pohfesnie. Jeste We ctvrtek plou-
la ma mist6, kde sc nestesti stale, mrtvo-
la. Byla to mlada zena. V iedne
obci sv. St6pana, odkudz byIo procesi w
praveno, schazi 50 osob. Byy to v6tsi-
nou zeny odrostlejsi ditky. V dobt,
kdy dravJ proud feky, iez prave byla sill
ne rozyodntna, pram strhl, bezelo v5e ma
bfehy, ably nestastnikGn polnahal. Ne
ktefi dali pr te pflezitosti velikou zmu-
zilost ma evo. Jisty rybar vytahl ctyry
osoby "a ziya dve mrtve prondu. Fa-
rare ktery prdyod yedl, vysvobodla jed. /.
ma poutnice tim, ze mu podala prkno.
cato vsak znizela il dcera pred ocima '
hlubine. Jeden hoch. ktery spattil otce
We vluach, skotil bfehu do vody, niz
otcem hrob nalezl. Vice matek VITA
hli, je4 rukou kfetovite jest6 po smrti
ditky drzely.
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vytisknou Sc ien takove, kter6 Sc napfed
zaplad. Vyimuty isou toho pravidla
spolky, iimz zaroveh oznamuje Sc "a ,.po
Io0jGnt cea,u.
palec sloupce stoii $500 "a tfikrate
vytisknuti, palce S4.0O, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvefeihovana tim Jest lev
neisi, elm dele Sc uveteihuie.
Oznanky mistni, tisl1nute oby6ejnym
psmem stoii ID eta. radka.
Oznamky: ,,Kae jest" ,,Naprodei'
,HledG Sc" stoji rs eta, "a ttikrat otisk-
nus.
- Todle toho necht Sc kazdy fidL
do V Pokroku oDoamovati chce Necht
81 uda kolik radek, ti Aolik palc6 a koli-
krat uvefeinit necht 81 sam vypotte a
zasle pfislusci "a to tastku.
.B Kdo 81 pfeie miti oznamku V
tritydennku neb tydennikd necht laska-
We podotkne
Penize posileite vzdy postovnich
poukazkach Money orders) psani adre.
suite vzdy:
POk ROk
No. I0i CrOtOn Street.
n
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kapitOIa o hIOupOsti.
Y bostonskem ,,pionieru' cteme;
No. I0i CrOtOn Street.
Cleveland. ID.

bostonskem >, pl0nleru" tteme:
,,Kdo "a to ma ze II tlovtka ma schop
most poznavani svoji mez, ten by snad
mohl uvazenim, ze schopnost zhloupeni
6loveka zadn6 meze nemd, iinemu
nahledu byti pfiveden. Pokud hloupost
nazpet jiti mdze, potud zaiste rozum KIN
pfedu jiti musi a mali ona nevyGerpate-
ne zfidlo, musi ie miti / tento. Lee po
rovnameli, co oba liz vykonaly, musime
uznati, ze hloupost nesmirn6 rozum pre-
konava. Ona vykony svymi rozum liz
az k zoutani pfivedla Schiller objevil, ze
proti nj samj bohov6 hez uspGchu boiu-
il, coz 81 ovsem snadno vysvttliti lie; ien
kdyby lide, ktef dosti znatnym usp6
chem proti bohdm bojuji, iednou predce
9 hlouposti ntakemu konci to pfivedl.
Jakoz d6iiny rozumu srovnany byvse
deiinami hlouposd chuditkymi Sc jevi,
tax take usp6chy ieho V pom6ru k usilo-
vani a namahani jeho nepatrny isou po-
roynani dsp6chy hlouposti, tax snadno
a brave docilenymi. Hlouposfroz-
sifuj e : e IL pouh o u n a k al Il
a k o m o r, kdezto rozum neustale do
omrzcni ytrychtYfovan a oGkovan byti
Anusi. Kdyz n6ktery reformator zbrani
rozumu do boie podvodnikem seidi-
rem Sc da, tn tem6f pravidlem podvodnik
zgit6zi a reformator podlehne Kdyby TO.
zumu tnost V dob6 neirozhodn6isi
ma pomoc nepfisp6la, ktera posleze pfedce
hloupost do zavratne vyse nayezenou tr-
ha bofi, tedy by ia nesmyslna stavitel
ka posIeze ceiy sv6t TAX dokonale zasta
y6la, ze by rozum jako zelva DO zdiva co
malomocny vtzeh ma vttne easy zazdtn
byl At zie utnost.
Avsak vedle nutnosti ma hloupost ie-
ste iednoho nepfitele sice hlsupost sa-
mu. NeUisttisi prostfedek poraziti hlou-
post jest, postayiti il vstfic iest6 vetsi
hloupost. Ziskali 81 ntkdo pfiyrzencI, "a
syna boziho Sc vyddvaie, tedy iej zaiist6
aspon mnohych lidi zatlaci ten, kterT
sc "a sameho boha vydayati bude; a cti Ii
v6ficl onoho, an jim kapsy prazdni bu.
dou toboto zboznovati kdyz iez k1ze dfiti
bude. Kdyby byl zakladatel mormonstvi
ien kfesfansky vystupoval, byl by
zajiste konkurenci ostatnich kfestansk}ch
sekt podlehl; kdyz ale biblicly nesmysl
rozlicnymi videnimi, knihou Mormon,
mnohozenstvim iinym humbugem a
barbarstvim ,,poopravil'', hrnuli Sc ne
mu tisicove
Jest veru podivenim, ze devatena-
ctem stoleti papez, ktery neposkvrnene
poceti panny Mare a svoji neomylnost
"a clanky viry prohlasil, j ty neipitomejsl
vefici neodstrasuie nebo od ceeho sveta
vysman do blazince zavfen neni. Ale
on temi attentaty ma zdravy rozum vliv
svij spise sesilil nez oslabil
Kdyby to dejinami nebylo ziisttno, ne
mohl by clovek ami uv6fiti, jakym nesmy
sldm lide jiz vefili. Ten, jenz co podvod-
mix ma hlonpost lidu Sc spoleha, must Wy
hov6ti item podminkam: musi co MONA
ztfestsnym oivazlivym bJti, musi Sc
nenstale boha dovolavati a koneGne pfi
vsi lsti musi hodne nenotorne ST poeinati.
Ia pruskeho krale Bedficha Velkeho.
.jejz nazyvaji flosofem re Sanssouci' uda-
10 Sc Berline n6co, co hlouposti daya
nejskyelejsi svedectyi:
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-19
H. j. VOtteIer
No. 179 Ontario str.

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