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Trou: Belt, nimm men Stod nit"
Icit: IN Stcd mitnctmcn? Dab mir y
Sincr abnlmnt uno mid Damit bortbaut p"
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HiIdiSe-RUnd d ,

Zakon6 inkorporovany.
Hlavni kancelaf, 2lJ BOwery, N. ".
Spolecnost ia jest zastonpena is sta
teoh Unie Gita 1900 Gleni,
Pojiztnje zivot az ma $4,000.
Nemocnym vyplaci podporu cd s7-24a
tydne.
Pfisp6vky ,nohou zapravovany byti
tydns.
DIE vfrocni zpravy, /. lecna 1874 Wy
placeno nemocnym
roku 1879, : 1875 GO podpora
/, $4,000 vyplaccno d6di-
cum zemtelych.
Pfiristek jn6ni roku 1873, $4,000
Pfebytek dne /. ledna 1874, $4,000.
Blizsi zprayu poda:
-. karger.
183 Ontario Str.
74-H OLEVELAND,O
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prom6na pohybu celeho t6lesa
Y pohyb molekyld 81 neimensich
castedek, kdezto naopak kazda prace
jest pfemenou molekularniho pohybu v
pohyb celeho telesa 81 cele hmoty, V
pfirod6 mic SO neztrat, ami latek, ami re
silly ami mechanick6 prace. Kde vidi-
telny pohyb hmoty ti t6lesa mizi, tam "a
jist6 nastupuje neviditelny pohyb
molekyl6, tam jevi Sc nam pohyb
co teplo. Neni pfirod6 pohybu,
kteryz by ni6eho pochazel anebo mic
pfechazel, a jakoz hmothem svet6 kazdy
iednotlivy utvar jen tim Sc udrzuie, &c
nesmirne, veen6 steine t. j. neubyvaiici
Ia by h m o y 6erpa, tax 6erpa kazdy
pohyb pfitinu trvani sveho nesmirne,
rovn6z neubyvaici zas o by silly
vraci takto vyp6ieene mnozstvi
hmoty nebo silly tom nebo onom
spdsobu celemu veskerenstvu nazp6t,
Tim vysv6tluje Sc nerbyvavost hmoty
silly. Zjev pohybu mize sice n6kdy skry
ty byti, take jei okem syym pozorovati
nemdzeme, ale tim ieste nezmizel ale pre-
Sci pouze jiny STAY, n6hoz pozd6ii O.
pet tim nebo onym spdsobem vystoupi a
viditelnym sc stane. Pfi tomto postupu
nezm6nil pohyb mic, nez tvar svI j..
Nebot sila mGze We vesmiru neirozitnGisi
podobu ma sc witt, trva ale nicmen6 sta-
le stejnou, totoznou. Rdzn6 tvary mo-
hou sice do sebe vchazeti a promenovati
Sc, aniz by n6co bmoty nebo silly svCji
ztracely a aniz by jim iednoho nebo dru-
heho ptibyvalo; kratce, uhrn Gili mnoz-
stvi hmoty silly zistava totozne, jen tvar
Sc pfem6nuje." Tax pise Buechner We
svetoznam6m pojednani SVEN ,Sila a
hmota"
Celia rada pfirodnich sill, jake mocha
nicka sia, teplo, sv6tlo, elektfina. magne
tismus co nejt6sneii souvisi, takze jsme
opravn6ni podkladati ysem spoleGny pra
men, kterymz neni a nemi2e mic jin6ho
byti, nez pohyb.
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ZajimavOsti.

Milionaf sc zastfelil. Mimi
~ m6sic zastfell sc ma zachod6 NEST
skem parku vc Vidni banker bursovnik
Julius Lemberger. Tyz pfi5el pfi po
prasku ma burse n6kolik milioni ae
mu jest6 nyni cely million zbyl, doialo ho
to pfece tax velice, ze sc stal zadumGi.
wynn, az 81 kone5n6 ma zivot eahl. Byl
star 81 rokd a zanechal zde pet ditek, z
nichz neistarSi If rokI eta.
Zemfela nasled kem tance.
' masopustni utery byl We Cvikov6 uspo
fidan maskarni pies, jehoz Sc t6z iista
osmnactileta divka sdCastnila. Mezi tan.
Gem ptislo il nahle zle, tax ze musela sal
opustiti. Sotva ale ze vysla ma ulici, skies
Ia ma zem a vypustila ducha. Bylaf il
mrtvice ranila.
Samovr zdy rakousktm vosku.
Statistickymi pocty dokazano, ze rakou-
kern vojsku jest nejvice samoyrah1v, ma
1000 muzd pride jich So, kdezto An
gill pouze 80, Belgii As, We Francii 40
a v Prusku 81. Dale pozorovalo Sc ze
samovrazdy casteji pfi iizdectyu nezl pr
p6chot6 sc objevuii
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-08
0Znamky POkrOku

vytisknou Sc jen takove, ktere Sc napfed
zaplati. Vyjmuty jsou toho pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroven oznamuje Sc "a ,,po
kcUiGaj cenu.
palec sloupce stoji $500 "a ttikrate
vytisknRti, 2 palce $4.OO, palce $500
Oznamka dele uvefeinovana tim jest lev
ntjsi, elm dele Sc uvefeihuie.
Oznalnky mistni tisknute obyceinym
pismem stoii Is ctH. fadka.
Oznamky: ,,Kde jest" ,,Naprodei'
,HIedd Sc" stoji Is ctd. "a tfikrat otisk-
uuti.
- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy fidi,
k DO Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
81 uda kolik radek. 81 kolik palcd koli-
krat uvefejnit necht 81 sam vypocte a
zasle pfislusici "a to tastku.
. Kdo 81 pfeie miti oznamku v
tfitydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska-
We podotkne.
Pcnize posilejte vzdy postovnich
poukazkach Money orders) a psani adre.
suite vzdy:
POk ROk
No. iO4 CrOtOn street.
Cleveland, o.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-08

de Je. Josef Wit Dolniho Zahofl n
1APisku. Pred nejakym Gasem by Gle
velandu pax Sc odebral do statu New
York, kde prY byl vntiak6m meste co ma
mysli pomateny dan do blazince. Jak5
81 pan Tomas Ka,tl dial mem tn zprayn
do ecskych novin. Hleda no icho matka
2 ddlezitych pficin zada kazdeho, kdo
by mem co blizsiho vtd6l, nechf to laska
We oznaml pod adressou:
HAS
1925 Rosatti Str St. Louis Mo
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ID Is le,ua 1916 odjitdi vaky udane stsnce tvyjms
nedell JAZZ uasleduduje.
River Division.

opouSu Bayarl II 50 dop 500 odp Pfjad DO Nov.
Pmadelpbia 30 a % odp upousu y. Philad 30 dop
90 odF. Ptlitdi do Bayard 10 % dop 3 d cdp
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-08
TajuplnC ZriZeni vSchO-
mira.
SLUNCE.
lPokra1oyani.l


kdy Sc tento veliky ,,svetovy krach"
pfihodi, nelze dosud AMI pfiblizn6 urGiti.
kosnicke (sv6tove) prom6ny idou pred
Sc krd6kem tax hlemyzdim. &c ie sotva
"a tisice let znamenati mizeme. Vsak
nicm6n6 pfedce Sc deji. N6kolik mlad
sich hvezdafd iako Hansen, Delaunay a
Adams, yelikou pfesnosh vypocitali, ze
"a 2000 let Sc den osmdesaty patty dill
sekundy prodluzuje. toho nasleduje
ze Sc pohyb zem6 kolem vlastni osy jeii
tom case poznanicko zvolhuie. Jinym
yypoctem zjist6no, ze zem6 d6tskem We
ku SVEN, tedy asi pred miliardy roxy,
"a L seknnd drahu kolem osy sve urazi-
la, kdezto dnes jak znamo "a hodin po-
tfebnie. Nepotfebuieme prozatlm ma
zkazu sv6ta pfipravovati Sc, nebot iest6
tisice tisci pokoeni lidskych Sc vysttida,
Eezli ma zemi organickf zivot hynouti
zaGne.
Odkud ale b6fe slunce sy6tlo a teplo
svet Otazku tnto kladli 81 jiz mnoA a
stroRomove, mezi nini slavny w. Her
shel, avsak zadny mcdowell zodpov6dtti
j. Hershel naval to ,,velikym tajem-
styim." Kdyby slunecni svetlo m6lo
zdro svd hofeni latek, nichz Sc slun-
ce sklada, bylo by bfhem tax nescetnych
y6kd latek tech ma slunci muscle znaGn6
ubyt svitiva a zahhvaici sila ieho
znaGn6 Sc zm6niti. Avsak takovem
znaGnem dbytku sv6tla a tepla dobe
historicke zhcla nicehO nevime; hvGzdafi
arci vypocitali, ze teplota slunce pone.
knf sklesla, ale tento ubytek teploty Jest
pfedn6 nepatrny a "a druhe potfebovalo
K tomu sIunce nekone6ne dlouhou fadu
yekd. Musime tedy zdroj slunecniho
sv6tla tepla hledati jinde uez hofeni
latek, nichz slunce slozeno Jest. Kdyz
slnnce t6mef neoslaben6 vesmir osvecuje
zahfiva, must palivo sve odnekud neu-
stale nahrazovati. A to Sc deje, iak ne :
ktefi hvezdafi mysli, dstavicnym padanin
cizych t6les ma slunce t. j. teplo slunecne
yzbuzovano Jest zcela mechanicky. X
lepsimu porozumeni teto domenky poza
stavime Sc dele vykladu tepla, jaky nc
yovtka veda nam podava.
Neni tomu davno, co heilbronnesky
6kaf Meyer otazce, co jest teplo, odpo
ved6l: teplo jest pohyb. Tvrzeni toto on
stoupenci jeho nescislnymi doklady a
pfiklady dolozili. Co tedy smysly svymi
co teplo ponimame, neni mic iineho, nez
nesmirn6 rychle, okem nepostizitelne
chveni Sc nemensich castecek hmoty, te-
dy atomn nebo moekyld. Kdyz n. pr.
dve koule ma kuleGniku ma sebe tax vrazi,
ze sc ODE nshle zarazi, zahfej g. ia
ka Jest pricina tohoto podivneho ukazu.
yiditelny pohyb promenil so neyiditel-
ne chveni nejmensich castecek, jehoz IGi-
mex ma civy nase tepl m zoyeme. Ze
sc prace teplo teplo praci promeniti
ci pfevratiti mdze, jest davno dokazanym
a obecne znamTm skutkem. Teplo uvo-
zuje parostroj pohyb, jimz jiston praci
kona, busenim ma kns zeleza nebo hfeb Sc
tento az rozhaviti mize. Vyvozovani ci
vzbuzovani tepla neni tudiz mic jineho nez
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Ufad lekafe karanteny Sc v
novoyorskem pfistavu "a
jiste vyplacL Pred snemovnim
vyborem pro otchod plavbu Albany,
N. Y. zjist6no, = karantenni lekaf sam
Sc tax primal - ze mu dfad jeho mimi.
leho roku : $4,000 vynesl, pravime pade
safe til tisicel Mino to vydelal 81 : 10
tydne podavanim lodnich zprav associo--
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co vsec ko IN us ! mezapl atitE
j. Z. Beardsley, tiskaf VIC Washingto
nu, byl tyto dni cd postovnibo vyboru
snemovny vyslycban. Sv6dek Sc pfiznal,
ze jej vlada r. 1871 ustanovila zelezniG-
MIN jednatolem postovnim, rocnim sluz-
nym s l,200, kteryzto ufad az do m6sice
fiina 1873 ,,zastaval" On ale skutec.
nosti zadnou posto7ni sluzbu nekonal;
povinnosti ieho byly zcela iineho spdsobn
sice - agitovani We prospGch republi-
kansk6 strany. On take vskutku ien agi
toval We prospech strany te bral "a to
plat - z pen6z celeho naroda. AvSak
to neni vse. kdyz co zeleznicni postovni
iednatel odslouzil, byl cd vl4dy ustano
ven zylaStnim postovniIn klerkem sc sluz
n5m : 1000 roGne s denn6 diet. Ami
tentokrate postovnimu departementu ne
slouzil, ale provozoval pohodn6 tiskaf-
skou zivnosf svou a agitoyal podle potfe
by ve prosptch vladnonci strany. Il ma
rodnich pen6z plati vlada volebni ageniy
pro stranu republikanskou. Strany opo
zitni musi tedy prip4ceti ne : agenty
republikanske. LIE 81 pfedstaviti horsi
darebactvi a nestoudn6jsi zneuzivani no
ci vladnE My pochybujeme.
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HUnIn cnasi II let starry cha
NNN SCpec do obnviho kra-
mu. Musi mlnviti neb aspoh roznmeti
nenecky anglicky byti dobfe odporu
cen. Poptavka
337 Pearl str.
Westside
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Na zNpal.
Il EkI LIN r..

Czeoeland, Coleusb,4s, Cincinnati IL
!ndjana IL. H.
Il Clevelandu odifzdf 6.55 dopoicdne
2. so $50 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi 80 rano 400
9.55 odpoledne.
Cresthne 9.55 rano 55 1000 odp
Do Columbus l2.25v pol. 9,45 1886
noel.
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.3O odp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
2 Cincinnati 100 1000 rano 9.45 vec.
Z indianapolis 6.25 1850 100 rdno.
z St. Louis 7.l5 rano 2.55 7.IO odp.
z Chicago ESQ a $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi iezditi veGernfm.
Atlantic a Great Western R R
Ma rgehod oQj;<A q 2 yychcdu pfytkdI.
z Cleyolandu 7.25 500 rano 3.45 a
1905 veCer.
Do Clevelandu 100 lO.45 rano, 4.lo
6.55 yeGer.
Do New Yorku 100 rano, 4.55 9.20 vee
z Bostonu $50 rano, sos vecer.
z New Yorku $50 a 100 rano, 535
100 yeter.
Lake shore Michigan South. II. II
Ma vychod o4Jizdi a pfyi<dts z vgchodu:
q Cleyelnadn 7.45 a loco rano, 4.IO a
10. 20 vecer.
Do Clevelandu $50 a 5.35 rano, 2.05
$50 odpoednc.
Do Buffalo 40 l0.l5 rano, l35, 5. 80 a
l0.40 veter.
2 Buffalo $50 7.l5 rano $50, 6 .25 a
II. 80 ye5er.
10 New Yorku 100 rAno 40 800
1900 vecer
S Bostohu $50 rano 5.OOall ve6er
Ma zdPad odJt<,E ae zdpadu ptyi<:
2 Clcyelandu 5.35 a 100 rano, 2.3Oa 6.5
odpoledne.
Do Cleveiandn 725 a lo.55 rano, 3.45
10. % odpoledne
Do Toledo 1O.40 a 1855 rano 100
l. 90 veGcr
2 Toledo 300, ESQ 1856 rdno S.
geCer.
Do Chicago ESQ $50 rano $50 9.2
yeccr.
z Chicago 100 9.2o rAno 5.35 s.2
veGer
z New Yorku 1890 lo.4 ranol
IL. 90 yeGer:
z Bostonu $40 800 rano o3O
veGer
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III. j. Votte1er
No. 179 Ontario st.

ma hudebni nastroie vseho druhu.
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NOticky.

Ceska politik ka MladoCesi trnou,
ze Jim starotesi tax podskalacky nadava-
il, staro6esi Ease dostayaii kfeGe dfevo
stepskych nadavek mladocechd. Zatim
poctive vlastenectvi hyne a politicka
mravnost narod6 upada. Kterak by
mohlo iina6e byti. kdyz tax zvane narod
nj strany jako bandit Sc napadaji wa
jennie 6est Sc olupuji! Staroeesi jsou y
teto narodni 6innosti zvlaste. .nepfekonatel
nj Jest jen divno, ze dosud mladoceskou
stranu neuspilali neubili; zvlast6 tohoto
spdsobu 6innosti vynikaji spoienci stare g.
6echi = katoliGti kn6zi, ktefi kolohnat-
sk6m sprosf4ctyi diyok6 surovosti Cd
iakziva vice vynikali, nez ' konani skut-
ki = kfestanske lasky.
Rfzna Cd poyed Jak znamo, bylo
pred nAiakym tasem parlament6 ital.
skem rsneseno, aby byla stati6kemu Ga
ribaIdimu vyplacena narodni odm6na
100000 lird. Garibaldi dar ten odmitl.
,,Gazz. d'Italia" ysak ST dala Rima
psati, &c zamitnuti to neni praydiv6, ze
Garibaldi penize pfijal a ptjeti take na
lezit6 potvrdil. Touto LII patrne rozhor
cen dal Garibaldi dne 10. t. m. vytisk-
nonti otevfeny list, znejici redaktoru listu
,,Gazz. dItalia" nasledujiciho zn6ni:
), Pane redaktore kdo lie, krade. Kdo
krade, lzel Tot stare pfislovi, ktere sc
nikdy tax caste nepotyrzovalo, jako prave
nyntjsi dobe bidy, podplaceni samo-
vrazd. Ny div, ze poklada sc V takove
dobe "a nemozn6, kdyz poctivy chudas
zamitne nabidnuti, ably 81 ruce sve 1O0,-
900 liry blatem mizerneho vladafeni
poskvrnil Ponkazuii tim onem 100000
Iirdm, 0 nichz tvrdite, ze jsem je pfijal a
Wade kvitoval. Prohlasuii tvrzeni Vase
"a lez vyzJyam Vas, abyste udal imeno
lhafovo. : V Rime, 10. 1nora 1876. :
j Garibaldi.
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Syata pravda. Winslow, kter}z
jak znamo Bostonu uprchnul, padelav
dive "a n6kolikrat sto tisic smenek, byl
' Angicku zatcen a bude vydan Spoi
statdm. X tomu podotknul sveho casu
ieden tasopis ,,Okolnosf, ze Winslow
pro sebe a svou kofist zadneho dkrytu ma
lett nemohl, bude mnohem dGinneii p6so
biti ma ty, ktefi by 81 toho ned6lai
zadne svedomi jej nasledoyati, nezIi vsec-
ka mravni kazani Moodyho a Sankeyho
"a neiblizsich sest mesicd" Kdoz by to-
mu nepfisy6dcill Pfisne trestni zakony
a sinlouvy ma vydani zlocincd s cizymi
zememi odstrasuji vydatntji zlocince
nez - kazani sebe vymluvnejsich kaza
teli.
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vanym dasopisdm. A ten rok byl pry
jest6 nejbidn&jsi, jindy vynesla mu sluz-
ba ia mnohem vice. - A Gem zale2i
prace toho utednika! Pfibydeli do pfi.
stavu lod, navstivi il a ohleda rocestne a
muzstvo. - Karant6nni komisafi pred
timz vyborem dosv6dcili, ze by Sc celia
karantdani sluzba "a s 10000 ro6ne Wy
konati mohla
TAX lide V Americe bohatnou. Advo-
katskemu vymahateli zeleznicniho klei-
mu (Pendletenovi) zaplatia spoletnost
: 10000, tax zvanym trustees (spravcdm
im6ni) vyplatila ina zeleznce kaid6mu
zdanlive "a mic po padesati tisicich, mi
nistfi vyt6zi prodeiem postovnich stanic
ma zapad6 a zadavanim kontraktI ma do
davky nahrobki statisice n6kolika l6-
tech = tax to de do nekoneGna. Oh
canstvo pax to zaplati proc by nc,
vzdyt ma pfi tom to sladkG v6domi, ze
ono jest zfidlem moci.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-07-31

A gCssippy writer says: More than
thirty years ago a celebrated politician
invited a number OF distinguished men
TO dine with him at the Nations Hotel,
in Washington. At $50 o'clock on a
certain evening the company assembled
10 due time, the table was laid out, can
dies lit There was no gas then,) the ser
wants properly dressed, but no'host APP
peared. After waiting for quite an hour
the guests placed the most prominent
man at the dead Of the table, and merri-
ly proceeded to enjoy the bill of fare.
About ten o'clock the host himself ap.
peared in complete dinner dress, but n
a state OF jelly oblivion of his duty. Ia
der the influence Of an extra glass Of
wine he had forgotten his dinner party,
and was only recalled to it when be un-
consciously walked into his own parlor.
On another occasion several bundled
persons were asked to a supper party
during The winter season in Washington.
The hour fixed was 8 o'clock D. m.
Nine o'clock, ten o'clock, eleven o'clock
came, and no sign of the expected feast;
the host himself had mysteriously van
ished; when, just as the hunger of the
company was about to explode in revolt,
the folding do0rs OF the large dining
room we're thrown open, displaying a
well filed board, with the host the centre
figure, announcing the comical cause of
delay II is the custom in Washington
to give an order to one of the leading ca
terers for a breakfast, dinner or supper,
to be supplied 10 your W house at a
fixed hour, and the whole entertainment
is sent you ready cooked from the ca.
terers establishment, and always in his
own wagon. On the night in question
while the vel. selected feast was being
conveyed to the house OF our friend, the
horses ran away, destroying the whole
preparation. The liberal host, of course
Immediately ordered another, which wa;
hugely enjoyed by the guests.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-07-31

ton. IL was the bright, audacious ideal
of q love between mortal man and wo-
man, SIS wholly sqpersensual as the IA
bled love Of the Redeemer for his bride.
the church. The knight assumed. under
the former sanction Of the church. a
triple vow which constituted his practi-
cal religion; to serve his master Christ.
to succor the deienceless, 70 love one
woman and her supremely. Il seems
not naturally TO have occurred to the
Latinized mind Of Southern Europe to
inquire what woman. If-as indeed
usually happened-she CHANGED to be
the wife Of another man, in was equal
The love of chivAlry was a something
that transcribed all accidental relations
and prudential arrangements. And the
love which is so melodiously celebrated
by the more refined Of the tr~oubadours
is, in very truth, just such a sublimated
sentiment. 1t is incapable of coarse Of
tense. Natural jealousy cannot attain
unto it. We may listen TOR hours to the
echoes Of those rapturous lyrics, aud
ind them always the same, sweet, ardent,
innocent because immoral, breathing an
ar OF sunny license, awakening not the
t~aiatest vibration of the sense Of right
and wrong. - From Harriet W. Pres
tons The Arthuriad.
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SCANDAL, OR WHATl
Gymnastfe sports In the suburbs OF
the City.


On Saturday and on yesterdar the city
was filed with rumors Of a scandal in
high life. 1t was discussed generally on
the streets, in hotels, ~bar.rooms, etc., and
was rolled like a sweet morsel under the
tongues Of hundreds. You could hear
any tale, and could get five hundred YER
sions of the affair if you lent a willing
a to Madam Gossip and her voluble
followers. The story ran that the wife Of
a prominent citizen not a thousand miles
from Memphis, loved not wisely but too
well a young man who has been consid-
cred the gay LOthnrio Of the city. H.
~tercepted correspondence, breathing the
warmest affection. developed the affair,
and of course a trap was laid to catch
the intruder or destroyer Of domestic
happiness. Last Friday night the moon
shone brightly in the heavens. Byron
has sung:
Down sank tn, sun, up ross the yellow
moon
The devils in the moon for mischief; they
Who call her chaste, methinks began too soon
Their nomencl ature: there is not a day.
The longest, not the twentieth part Of time
Sees halt the business in a wicked way
That In three shortest hours Of moonshlne
smile,
And yet she looks SO modest all the while"
1t was after the witching hour Of mid
night when the gay Lothario did not
leave the palatisl residence, but re-
paired to the second story, to the cham.
Der of the lady fair. Soon a knock al
the door and the entrance Of the hus,
band raised the Lothario from his lair
and be broke for the window, le.pinG
through like Don Juan and landing in the
grass, thirty feet outside and below, il
midst Of a squad of gentlemen, friend,
Of the outraged husband The Lothario
although crippled by his flying leap, 60
up and ran with the speed Of a quarter
horse and soon distanced his pursuers
To-day there was news Of divorce bill
and legal proceedings, and also rumor
of a compromise, with a view to with
draw from public view that which ha
unfortunately been made too public a
ready. No shooting was done but th
fugitive was permitted to go in peac
and get at a 2-40 pace over fences an
across lots.
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RREsPONDRSC
Between Hon. casey Young ana the
of Wharf.-The ChiekasaW
Guards and the Irish Volunteers


Between Hon. casey Young and the
secretary of Wharf.-The Chtekasaw
Guards and the Irish Volunteers
The following correspondence, which
lately ~transpired, explains itself;
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, /
WASHINGTON, d. O.. July 2 1876.
Hon. ]. D. Cameron. Secretary Of War;
SIR: / bave the honor TO transmit
herewith kilograms from Captains R. p.
Duncan and George R. Phelan, Of Mem
phis, Tenn commanding respectively
the Chiekasaw Guards aud Irish Volun-
teers, rendering the services Of their
companies to the government in up
holding its flag aud maintaining its au
thority in any emergency which may
occur. These companies are composed
of the most chivalric and patriotic
young gentlemen in the locality where
they reside, are finely Differed and
drilled, perfectly armed, and should
Congress confer upon you authority tC
increase the present military establish
ment BY calling into the field a volun
teer force you will find no more gallan
and efficient soldiers than they viii
prove themselves 10 be, if their services
are accepted, and | feel confident in thu
assurance that they will bring no dis
credit upon themselves or their country
l have the honor to be, very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
CASEY You've.
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The Origin Of Tears.

In the course Of his sermon at the
grave Of Miss Ida Powers, last Friday.
Rabbi Rosenspitz, after citing and illus
trating the 9th, 7th and 9Th verses of the
10th chapter of Isaiah, That all flesh is
grass, etc., related the following saving
of the Midrash Rabbi;
when Adam was about to leave Para
disc, the Lord called him his fayorite
creature, kissed him, and said. Poor
creaturel Poor mani How much wilt
thou have to bear during thy stay on
earth, where so much pain, grief, woe and
misery awaits thee-wheFe even a great
measure Of Joy will depress theer'
And the Most Merciful Father kissed
Adam again by an indescribable sweet
zephyr, and gave him two drops OF
heavenly dew, which had the appear
tnee of two most brilliant and precious
pearls.
Take these" said the gracious Father
Of all mol, take these, and the pains Of
life will DO easier borne, and the Joys of
life will be more beneicent to thee.
And then, when the angels came also
before the Throne of Mercy to pray for
this precious gift of God, the Eternal
answered: You are elevated above pain
and grief and the Affections of 'mortals,
and need it not; but what no being pos
sesses, neither in heaven nor on earth,
that have | given to man, in the form OF
two brilliant pearls-and behold they
were tearsl
Therefore it is that tears invariably
relieved all sorely afflicted and deeply
oppressed hearls, as it is only by them
that we are enabled to bear the great
and manifold trials, expressions, woes
and Affections, as also the exceedingly
great joys of life"