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KOZum Ci pud!

We vyrocni zprave kraloyske geologic
Ike spolecnosti Irsku sdeluie sc, ze ZOO
logicka zahrada Dubline mtla minulGho
roku ttzkou ztratu 1mrtlm krasnG lyice,
nazvane ,,Old Girl. Byla pdvodu jiho-
africkeho, zrodila 30 dne s. zafi 1859 v
zoel. zahrad6 a zahynula chronickym "a
skrtem dne Z. fijna r. 1875 po sestinedtl
nj nemoci V fecene zprav6 Sc pravi:
Ia sveho dlouheho cestneho zivota OBJ
dafila zahradu "a (!) mlafaty, nichz 80
skutecn6 odchovala, ostatni 4 zhynula.
Tato plodnost jest neobycejna d6jinach
zvefinci zahradach zoologickych X
tomu slusi podotknouti, ze mladata jeji
neien rozmnozila sbirkn zahrady, ale
Cast iich byla odprodana utrzlo Sc "a
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26

Zayadni hlasatel6 evand &.
liza. Noyiny sd6uji, &c j. G. Hester,
loterni podyodnik, spehoun a uprcbly
vrah tyto dni SpoleGnosti ktestanskych
mladikl We Washington4 - pteduasel.
Nedogidame sc sic co 81 obral "a pfedmtt
sye pfcdnasky, domnivame sc ale ie to
byla ,poctiyost' nebo cos podobnt moral
niho, nebot tsskafi lotrasoye neiradtii O
poctivosti a mraynosti mluvi, iak dokazu-
ie pfiklad velk6ho podyodnika boston.
skeho Winslowa, kteryz tn nedtli pied
uprchnutim svyn kazal - Q poctiyosti a
lasce ku cnosti.
Jiny poyedeny ,evandtlista' objevil SO
We Floride osobe gen. Miltona y. Little
zelda re Sew. Karoliny. Zivotopis tohoto
hlasatele slova boziho Jest velmi zajima-
w, ukazujet &c neni padousstvi iehoz by
nebyl schopen cloytk pfemrstane ma
boznosti naehylny. Littlefeld pfise do
Sew. karoliny Noveho Yorku r. 1867 a
usadil sc Raleighu. Stal sc spole6niken
politickeho darcbaka Swepsona, uplatiI
statni snem r. 1865 zfidil ring, kter}z
prosadil snemu povoleni ! 100000 v
statnich dluhopisech ma stavbu zelezhice;
t6chto pax uyazlo "a nechtami Swepso
ma Littletielda - 7 mlioni, n6co malo
obraceno bylo skutku ma stavbu drahy
a zbytek rozdelil Sc Littlefieldoyi pfa-
tele. Byl zyolcn "a presdenta draby
/ Western y. &. mel rozhoduici yliv ma
yydayani pei tz na staybu drahy poyole
nych. NGkolik kontraktorl. JIM Little
field nezapIatil, pfisIi vsecko It's ice
d6lnik a b yl o okrazeno MD u
Jeden z kontraktord, kteryz dal do toho
ysecko jmeni syoje, sahnul j ma ziyot
Mnoho rodin okradenych dtlnikd bylo
temGf hladem umofeno. Iittlefield musel
Karoliny prchnonti nyni jest velkym
mnzen - kfcstanskym veroyGstem sc
FloridG.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26
Nira V prOZreteInO>t
; hIedi>te SOCialiStiCkthO.

Ze vsech starych 6lanki viry ma nej-
houzevnatjisi neitnzsi zivot yira bozi
prozfetelno,t; pfedce zadny neni tax
skodlivy. Jako tento. Miliony lidi upro-
sired tax zyanych krestanskych zemi, cd
naueili Sc tax dokonale kfestanskt lpo pfi
padG zidovske) wire, ze zasnou. kdyz ic-
deAkrate tn skute3n0u vGrouku cirkve sly
q. Ano, neni nadsazovanim a ncbylo
by "a ttzko dokazati, re mczi teni sty mi
Hony kiestany Jest sotva jediny pray i;
ostatni jsou mimi ien dsty. Avsak vira
boz prozfetenost, kteraz nase osudy fidi,
dobrG odm6hnie zl6 tresce. strasi dosud
hayach miliori a milioni nelze il od
tamtud zivou moci vypuditi
Jelkoz ale zfizeni socialniho statu na.
prostou nemoznosti Jest, pokud y5tsina
dtlnikl a zvlasta manzeIek ieiich ma tom
to bIudu yiseti bude, Jest nasi poyinnosti
co neihorliy6ii o yytlateni jeho usilovat.
Skodlivost jeho vyplyva prostd uyaze
nj, ze ten, ktery Cd pfizniyeho zasahnuti
osudy sye a cel6 spoletnosti lidske vsec
ku prosp6snou zm6nu ocekava, pInou 81
ou o zvelebeni cloyf6enstya pracovati ne
mdze. Takoyy zistavi vsecku starost pa
nu bohu, sam pax bude ziti bez planu,
bez a6ele, dneska ma zytfek ma zdaf
bah. On bude vselikou nehodu kfigdu,
kazdou tisen a strast snaseti berani tr-
peliyosti osli otuptlosti, byt by iiraznon
cnnoed bud zmirniti bud Cd sebe odyrati
Ii mohl. On nebude chtti bez flandakd,
ktefi isou nejskodliytis tfidou spole6nosti,
zti anebo Sc nevynasnazi, aby jim RENE
slo duchamorstvi pfekazil. On bude ma
kazdou vrchnost jako ma bohem ustanove
nou patfiti, ma mist6, co by sam svou yrch
nosti a svym vlastnim zakonodarcem by
ii mel. On bude sc trapcui bidt sye
t6siti yyrokem, ze TEN, jcz bah miluic
ysecko i zl6 dobru slouzi. Jezto vira '
prozfetelnost pravt ma sobtckosti lidskt
Sc zaklada velmi pohodlna jest, nclze j
tax snadno vykofeniti. kazdy yGffci ma
SO "a zvlastniho milaGka bozho a sye zalt
zitosti ma "a pfedntlsi vsech ostatuieh
Jiz toho vysvita, ze vira ia dhlavnim
nepfitelem poysechne lasky tloyt6enske 4
pfisne spravednosti byti mnsi.
Jak snadno lie nahednouti, &c byt sc
be vice vsemohouci, moudra dobrotig.
prozfetelnost blaho V se lidi roynol
m6rou ma peel miti nemdze, protoze e
iednomu prospiva, jin6mu zhusta ma sko
du zkazu byva. Boufe, kteraz poyGtf
vyGistuie tim zdravi na5e posihuje, mi
ST ma sta plavca utopiti, stromy zvyvrace
ii, staveni strhati nebo porouchati, povod
ne truchlivymi naslcdky jelich spisobi
ii vice jinych nehod zaped NIT
Kdyz parAbu sedlakovi vydatnou ylazic
kou poslouziti chce, zkazi tim tisicdm tis
cdm vychazku do pfirody, pokazi mnoz
stvi zbozi, kterez ddvefe trvalou poh
du Siren ponechano bylo, pfipravi tisi-
CO tisice zednikd, tesafd, pfidavacd, NJ
sled t. d. mzdu spIsobi obcim Wy
mletim zervanim cest, znaGne skody
Kdyz posle slunecni svit, aby rolnici
mirnem pasmu cbli skliditi do stodo
dostati mohli, hynou karavary ma pon
stich africkyeh azJskJch nedoetatken
vody. Kdyz cizy vyroba obchod kve
fe, takze cize vyrobky domaci trh pro ID
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OZnamky pOkrOku

vytisknou Sc jen takove, kter6 Sc naPfsd
saplati Vyjmuty isou z toho prayidla
spolky, jimz zaroyeh onamuje Sc "a ,.p3
Icvttat cenu.
l palec sloupce stoii $500 "a ttikrate
vytisknuti, . palce 800, 9 palce 5000
Oznamka dele uvefeihoyana tim Jest lev
ntisi, elm dele Sc uyefeihuie.
Oznamky niotni tisknute obyteinym
pismem stoii Is ctd. tadka.
Oznamky: ~Kde jest' .,Naprods5r'
,Hledd Sc" stoii IS eta. "a ttikrat otisk-
uuti.
- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy tidi,
kdo v Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
siuda koik fadek, ti kolik palcd koli-
krat uyereinit necht 81 sam yypotte a
za4e prislusici "a to tastku.
-. kdo ii preie miti ozndmku y
tfitydenniku neb tydennikh necht laska-
We podotkne
Penize posileite yzdy postoynicb
pouksukach Money orders a p.ani adre.
suite yidy:
POk RON
No. CrOtOn street.
Cleveland, o.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26
HiIdiSe-Bund.
Zakon6 inkorporoyany.

Hlavni kancelat, 2IJ ROwcry, NY.
SpolecnosC ia jest zastoupena Is sta
teoh Unie cita 1900 cleni,
Pojizfuio ziyot az ma $4,000.
Nemocnym vyplaci podporu cd S7-24t
tydne.
Pfispevky mohou zapravovany byti
tydns.
DIE vfro6ni zpravy, l. leGna 1874 Wy
placeno nemocnym
roku 1879, : 1875 co podpora
- 10000 vyplaceno dedi-
cum zemfelych.
Pfirdstek im6ni roku 1873, 100000.
Pfebytck dne /. cdna 1914, $4,000.
Bliza zprayu poda:
=. Karger.
1873 Ontario Str.
H-74 OLEVELAND,O
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26

nc l4oo hber sterhnku. y poslednich
dobach syeho u&itetneho zivota vyzna-
menala sc doiemnou episodou. ktera ga
sluhuie zminky. Maso4rave selny pokud
isou zdrayy, uemaii mic proti tomu kdy2
isou mich krysy; spise ie rady yidi, ne
bot Jim poskytQji alespon ntjakou spo.
letnost V jednotvarnem fivote, kteryz ie
V zajeti nejte2sim bfemenem divokych
zyifat, We zvtfincich nalez e. ku zievim
obyteiuYm, BE nekolik krys ohryzuie
kosti, nichz maso serial lyoye, kten
pax klidns ospalftna o6ima ua krysy po-
hlizeii. Jsoui vsak zyifata nemocna,
mali Sc veci iiuak, nebot neyde6ne krysy
ohlodayaii pax prsty krale pouste dive,
nez zahyne tim velice mu ztrpGnii po-
sledni okamziky zivotA. Abychom naSi
lvici pred takovy INTO tyranim ochranily,
dali isme k hi DO klece maleho krySate,
ktery byl od lvice mrzutym skudenim u
vitan. kdyz ale obievila Sc prvni krysa
lvice vidtla, kterak j psik popadl, do
vysky vyhodil a pax op6t chytil a zakou
81, pocala chdpati. proc ie pes nj; Ii
chotila Sc k n6mu, vabia no lizanim K
sob6 a obpmala ho tlapou; kazde noel
spaval psik ma prsou lvicc ieiim obieti;
phi tom dbal o to, ably ieho ptirozeni ne
/ pfatcIe yelitelku ieho nerusili klidu. V
t6chto sesti tyhodnech ntly krysy velmi
zle easy.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26

ga 0Oiuacl. Ac VSeCkO - Olle DO ocl, ne f
chtGi TO dotytni pochopiti ma mist6 co
by 81 vzaiemn6 pomahati mtH. modi sc k
svemu panu bohu, ably jim zadost .iejich
vyplnil, nedbaiice ublzili yymozenim "a .
dosu t6 iinemu.
Vira proztetelnost od iakziva zabra-
hoyala pokroku; ona vzpirala Sc prot hro
mosyodu, nazyvajic lei dlem dabelskym,
ona brojila proti elektricktmu telegraph,
kratce proti vsem oprayam a yynalez0m,
nichz spatfogala zasahani de vdle vet-
ne prozfeielnosti.
Kdyz dve voiska y krutem boji prot
.obt stoji, vysilaii polni kaplani a genera
love toho onoho vrouci modlitby k bohu
"a vit5zstvi, nemyslice pfi tom, 4e timto
edinym boioynost udatnost a un6ni va
le6nt zbytetnym tini, nebot jeli moci
proztetelnosti poraziti jednu a vesti < Vi
ttzstyi druhou armadu. proc nepfestayali
ma modIitbe, ale tit Sc prot sobt jako Sci
my kryelatn6, porazeiice Sc divokou zu-
fivosti selem poust6 a pralesa. Proc &c
neceNaj'' k'oraN ouh roHePh lel'ch io@-
h'dne: UeneraioVe VedL &c oy VolsAa
ieiich nebyla usla porazce kdyby cas-
tam to ktidlo arm4dy nebyli sesilii, ono
Jlno0 stFanu obraiu a cei!in oi'o','''n
s'he'" TAX hnn'i' 4e l'iu hepf''o' am ooN
am Eau '"1'i''' liV'i''li o''' 'y1'' =
P'e7l''' "'''''l'''''' 'oO'' 'e'o''' ''''''''
j9I''n u",y 'l'o@9'''' " Pfeu'' '''u'J' V
'e 'ol'h ooIe'n "Nr> "ceiiyen d III 9.''' '!
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@'e'o''''s'' I'd 90 ~ ,.''@9'' '''"
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7'''nych Nres'anSN yen pa! el sen, wy
va bona 'ltez't'' nad seA'ou uF'''''" Z,
Pr"Sl p'oo"N'~'l "'rooy S'e' ""y % P''
NonAurWIcI seAtou zem sienna heNa'' 80
PeheI g Pr'p@d'a' aill] pF u Pf' '''l ''-
; Paaio' 70 u'c 'ef'"AS va. ''e WA c'''-
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neu'Po' '.e'" ''I'' Jo'N.' '''o ''',"' '','''''
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scA''u y! u. q pro- ~ PioAio'o''''7' Wv
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). Hpyla'e'Hy d Wy '"I' >, 'i''' ''''A - -
tom inySleh d rozj man
j; hdyz tedy Vsecko Jen Prozfe'eino't o'@
> kona' proc lde' zViaste deIhiei' a "a V'ec
= Su siotu' pohromu olaa j zodPo'euno
" necImf froc j heAlnou' kayz D.e9Ael &c,
zapail iabFiAn' nv neAollk set deihlA
: deinic' ma dennl ihzdu odhazal'y en- '!
" ziV" nachazeio' ffoc j hehiiloo' kay
J" laho Sc Iom Jedhe iaorice stalo' y nc
!. . boAe deInIce ne'inne dltky' od uueh
" mladi We fabrlkach zotrucene, tom Ohm
= zahynou'
- Takove hrozne nesteati nestrka nikd
: ia prozretelnost. kdyz ale tonoucib
: parniku anebo pm takovem nestasti, jake
Z sc nedayno Brcmerhavenu udalO. ntKt
q re osoby sc zachrani, tn ytfici zasluhn to
u, no proztetelnosti ptipisuji. Prozfetelno'
- chtela tedy ty ony zachraniti; bylall
IT, jeff ylle, zajiste &c eji vule Ii oni ut
null nebo jinak "a syG wall. Neni tak'
~ " sc blbstvi hotovyn rouhanim, pfedpokl;
~ daia 80 rouh5nf vHhac mo1n6 ic.p
a. kdyz velky hlad. iako ten ktcrf media
tt, no Va vfcbojni Indij . Persii zntiI n6k
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26

V jedne vsi n IIlohova prusktm
Slezsku nalezon byl cAlty6 pro busy je
den husak usmrceny, yedle ntho pax le,
zela mrtva li@ka, kterouz nepochybnt
ostatni husy omra6iIy usmrtily, alb ypo
mstly smrt husaka. Jest to Hovy d6kaz
o rozumu a statotnosti historickych ochra
uitelek Rima, k ntmul Sc druzi iostt d.
kaz jiny, o ntmz podayA zpravu jedcn
duchoyni Horni Luzici. Jednoho We
cera oval &C y dyorci jcho kirk husaka
zroyna pod okny ptibytku, Cd chltva
dosti yzdaleutho Kdyz hueaka op6t do
chleva zahnal, pohfesiIi kravu, kterdz
pri bcdIiytm patrani byla naIezena ie-
dnom kout6 dvora syazana. IIusak svJm
kfikom pferusil dokonani kradeze, zlodti
musel nechat kravu lczet, aby mohl u
prchnouti. Cd toho veCera hral husak
napoIad ulohu vtrneho strazce kravy
spaval skoro kazde noci ma jeiim hfbett
a krava nechala 81 to libit A piece lido
vzdor vsi dokazane moudrosti urazeii tate
nevinna zyifata napofad tim, 2e ncjap
nym zenskym davaii predikdt ,.hloup;
husa". ,,Pok."
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-07-13

A new Irish movement, led by O'Don-
ovan Rosa and the Irish World, has
gained more Roadway than is suspected
by the uninterested portion of the pub
lie. OF course it takes the form thus Tar
of raising money from Irishmen. Rosa
has gone to California to agitate, and
the Irish World, which has a large circu-
lation throughout the United States,
weekly calls for contributions tor what
is described as ..Skirmishing Fund"
The protessed intention is to use the
money in secret operations against En-
gland. s'By skirmi shiny" says one ap-
peal, s.those connected with and control
ling the movement mean war; but war
of a certain kind-war in accordance
with the plans and designs best calcula-
ted to effect their purpose. Their pur-
pose is Englands overthrow and Ire
lands liberation. To accomplish this
they intend to harass England by every
means within their reach to strike her
in every vulnerable poin; to use every
available means to bring about her de-
cadence and ruin. These blows will be
dealt by bodies of men, by single indi-
viduals, or in any other way that circum-
stances or occasion may command
.NeW York Sun.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-07-13

the Middlesex Journal of Dec. 3, 1776:
.Lost, an old black dog of the American
breed; answers to the name of Putnam !;
had on yellow collar with the following
inscription: .Ubi libertas abs potria,
1776, Long Island is an old domestic
animal, banks very much at the name of
NORTH. and has remarkable howl at
that OF Howe. Was seen in Long Island
some time ago, but is supposed to have
been alarmed at some British troops who
were exercising there. and ran off toward
He'll Gate. AS he was great tavorite
with the Washington family. they are
fearful some accident has happened to
him."
A correspondent of the London Chron-
icle gives an interesting description of
Washington in the issue Of July p, 1880.
He saws: HE is tall, well-made man,
rather large-boned, and has tolerably
genteel address, his features are manly
and bold; his eyes of blush cast and
very lively; his hair a deep brown, his
face rather long and marked with the
small pox; his complexion sunburnt,
and without much color; and his coun-
tenance sensible, composed, and
thoughtful. There is remarkable air
of dignity about him, with striking de
gree OF gracefulness; he has an excellent
understanding, without much quickness
is strictly just, vigilant and generous ar
affectionate husband, a faithful friend, q
father to the deserving soldier, gentle il
his manners, in temper rather reserved
total stranger to religious prejudices,
etc.
Another journalist of the time gives {
rather amusing account of a proposed
historical work by ''little Hamilton, poe
and composer to the lord protector. Mr.
Washington" "Th'
great interest Mr.. Washington has in the
work." he continues, evil be imagined
when we consider that he wore out foul
pair OF sherryvallies sitting for his pic
ture to a peddling Inner in Philadel
phia, especially to illuminate the wri
ter's ideas" Another illustration, tn
writer pretends, is picture of 1.-The titu
lar Lord Sterling on his return from on
Of his nightly .tue de .joies at Bergen il
Jersey, and supposed to be mumminI
his usual boast in strain something Xix
this:
Peers blood have,
Toddied and brave;
Who-o-o'd BE- a sa-a-a-ve!
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-07-13
The Anti-MonoPolSt.

back the writ for Wicklow until the
very day on which parliament had met.
But taat very day it had been sped by
willing hands to Wicklow; the voters
were ready; the return was made after
midnight; Grattan sprung from his bed:
his wife parted from him, believing they
would never meet again; fleet horses
bore his carriage fast, and he was there;
there to fight his last battle for the land
he loved. As he entered the whole
House rose and uncovered. As he tot,
tered to the table and took the oaths,
Lord Castlereagh and all the ministers
bowed low and remained standing. For
while no sound broke the silence ex-
cept the sounds OF convulsive sobs from
the galleries. But as the grand old tri-
bune rose to address the House, there
burst forth long, wild cheer that an.
swered well the cheer without, and was
well reanswered back again. Scarcely,
however, had he risen when he tell back
again into his seat exhausted. Then he
asked leave to address the House with
out rising. And then. says Mr.. Lecky,
was witnessed the spectacle, among
the grandest in the whole range OF the
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supremacy over matter, of the power OF
enthusiasm, and the power OF genius
nerving feeble and emaciated frame.
As the fire of oratory kindled, as the an.
gel Of enthusiasm touched those pallid
lips with the living coal, as the old scene
crowded on the speakers mind, and the
old plaudits broke on his ear, it seemed
as though the force of disease was neu-
tralized and the buoyancy of youth re-
stored. His voice gained deeper pew
er, his action more commanding en-
ergy, his eloquence an ever increasing
brilllancy. For more than two hours
he poured forth stream of epigram, Of
argument, and OF appeal. He traversed
almost the whole 81 that complex ques-
ton; he grappled with the various arm:
OF expedlency the ministers had urged
but he placed the issue on the highes
grounds; the thing Che said) the minis
try propose to buy is what cannot ae solt
LIBERTY, When he at last concluded
it must have been felt, that if the lrisl
Parliament could have been saved b.
eloquence. it would have been saved b.
Henry Grattan. But it could not b
saved, and the vote was adverse.
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The manner in which the republicans

The manner in which the republicans
intend to conduct the campaign is al
ready illustrated in Louisiana in the non-
nation OF Packard as the radical candi-
date tor governor. He now holds. as is
we'll known, the office of United States
marshal, does not propose to resign, and
through it he can use all the machinery
OF the federal election law to elect HIM
self. The state election takes place on
the same day OF the presidential and con-
gressional elections. So far from the ad-
minis,ration Directing to this the pro.
gramme will doubtless include troops to
assist Packard in carrying Louisiana fol
HAYES and Wheeler and the radical state
ticket.
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ATTENTION,
SUMNER DECLINE IN THE
PRICES OF DRY GOODS.

4. II. Strouse, corner Third and
Wabasha streets, st. Paul, being the
leading Dry Goods me, chant. has re-
duced his
ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS.
To NEW YORK WHOLESALE
PRICES, and to enable such Of his
customers who do not find it conven-
lent to come to the city to make their
purchases, he herewith gives Partial
Price List, as guide to how he Is
selling goods in st. Paul:
Best Standard Prints, NEW and
beautiful styles,) 5 to 8 c.
Good Bleached Sheeting, 80 inches
wide, &C.
Good Bleached Sheeting, s. inches
wide, Sc.
Best Bleached Sheeting, Sc inches
wide. l0c.
Good Unbleached Sheeting, SO inch
es wide. &c.
Best Unbleached Sheeting, such as
Indian Heads, etc. &c.
Best Domestic Bingham, lOc.
Shawls. beautiful summer STYLES, 15c
and upwards.
Real Broche Shawls, endless varie-
ty, 81, and upwards
Good Mems and Ladies Hose at 81
per doz.
Parasols from l5c, upwards.
/ Dress Goods. new Spring and Sum
mer styles. from lo4e, upwards.
i Ladies' Linen Suits. the largest va
rietv ever offered, from SO and up
wards. Pure Linen
Cottonades, Kentucky Jeans, Cass
meres, and all other articles In oul
. line. too numerous to mention. at thu
! same ratio Of prices.
/ Orders solicited, which will receiv
: prompt attention and satisfaction guar
, anteed.
! Remember and send orders to
A. III. STROUSE.
8 Corner Third and Wanasha stree,
> St Paul. MINI.
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Mr.. BUTT COMING TO AMERICA.

Mr.. Isaac Butt, the Irish Home Rule
leader, will visit the United States DUR
ing the coming autumn to deliver lee
lures in several cities. He will be ac-
companied by his son Mr.. Robert Butt
and several Home Rule members. That
thew will receive a cordial welcome from
their expatriated countrymen in the
United States we feel assured. Of
course. it is needless to relterate what
weoften said of Home Rule in the col
umns of the Irish World. We are as fully
convinced of the utter impossibility of
obtaining legislative independence for
Ireland by parliamentary agitation, II
not backed up by bayonets, as we are
: that we write these lines. But we do
not oppose the Home Rule movement
for ALL We entertain the highest re-
spect for Mr.. Butt and his followers. By
their persistent course OF action in the
4 British Parliament. they furnish con-
spicuous proof to the world that the Irish
people are determined to . ct rid OF Brit
ish plunder and domination, peacefully,
liz possible, and il motif the Home Rule
party do not 90 as far as the Nationalist
lust vet, at least they go far enough to
l win our esteem 1t not revolutionlsts
themselves, they show that they would De
with US in case 4 revolution did come.
The Irish are not an migrate people; and
they will not willingly forget the brave
I part acted by Butt in the days Of the Fee
MAN prosecutions He defended the Irish
revolutionists, and vindicatcd their en-
Ideavors, IN his schorching denuncia-
ltions of British Rule in Ireland, and ever
since, in his own way, excrted every en-
eryY to secure the liberation OF the i'm
prisoned patriots. His visit to this eoun
.~Itry will be productive ofmuch good. liz
will bring the knotty Irish question be
aIfore the public, and even if he does no
Alpoint out the true remedy for getting ri'
Of Irish grievances, he wills least. Prov
Aenough to show that the most desperate
remedy should be adopted. Mr.. Butt i
Ia representative man OF our race, com
manding orator OF the old school, \ 81
- gacious lawyer, 4 keen statesman; i
short an admirable specimen OF the sol
of men they can raise in the old lant
We accordingly bespeak for him. on tn
occasion Of his visit to the United State
favorable recep,ion.-Irish ITorM.