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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-03-03
The SueZ Canal.

NJ. de Lesseps has often been asked
how the idea of making a canal across
the Isthmus of Suez occurred to him.
Every intelligent child, he says, must
have asked his teacher why the little
neck of land between the Red sea and
the Mediterranean could not be dug
through. The answer to such a ques-
ton has always been that there were two
insuperable difficulties-One the differ
ence in level between the two seas, and
the other the shifting sands of the desert,
which would fill up channel as fast as
it was made. NJ. dc Lesseps first began
to inquire seriously into these difficulties
in 1919, when he had retired from dip
lOmatic service of nearly thirty years TO
the peaceful pursuits Of farming. His
connection with Egypt was of long
standing; he had at one time been French
consul to Alexandria, and his father had
represented France in Egypt before him.
BY 1852 he had convinced himself of
the practicability Of making a canal
across Suez, and had submitted his plans
to the Porte, but the Porte decided that
il did not concern Turkey, and he went
back TO his cattle and his farm TO wait
for more favorable time. His oppOr-
tunity came in 1854. One day that year,
when he was busy Oh a scaffolding, look
ing after the building Of new house on
his farm, word was brought him Of the
succession of Mohammed Said to the
vice-royalty of Egypt.
Said Pasha was an old friend of his.
When NJ. dc Lesseps was a consul in
Egypt, Said was great fat boy, and his
father, Mchemet Ali, annoyed at seeing
this fatness increase, had him put on
restricted diet, and used 10 send him for
two hours day to walk round the city,
to skip with a rope, TO row, and to climb
the masts of ships. The boy made friends
with NJ. de Lesseps, and got secret meals
of maccaroni from his servants. This was
the beginning of friendship which led
TO such memorable results; and IL Is
curious instance of how great things and
small are interwoven in the web of life,
that if Said Pasha had not been fat boy
with a severe father, Nj. de 1esseps'
scheme might have been treated by him
with as little attention as it was by the
Porte, and we should have had no Suez
canal. As it was, he had an admirable
introduction 10 the new yicerOy, talked
him out of his fears regarding the in
trusion of foreign capital into his cOun-
try, gained the respect Of the vicerOy's
counselors by showing his skill in horse
manship, and finally obtained the long
desired concession on November 30,
lS54.-LondOa Examiner.
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HORSE SAGACITY.-Thc Decatur (III.)
Republican is responsible for the follow
ing "James Jones, living twelve miles
northwest of Decatur, has a horse that
will take the pump handle in his mouth,
and pump water until the trough is full
enough to satisfy his thirst. And if other
horses drink it up before he gets to it, he
will examine the trough, and 20 back to
the pump and keep at work until there is
water enough for all the horses and him
self This horse shows another effort of
reasoning. He is used for driving stock,
and is frequently left at the mouth of a
lane without rider to guard it, and moth
ing can pass him. Any attempt causes
him to rush with open mouth at the of
fender, and he stands guard until his
rider mounts and directs him TO leave"
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The Exnortation of Beef.

An invention has now been tested to
an extent Which leaves no doubt that
fresh meat cah be, as it has been, I'M
ported from Canada and the United
States, and be sold and eaten here. With
out the consumer knowing he has not
been enjoying a cutfrom prime Scot. "
Refrigeration, though the meat is not ac-
tually frozen, best describes the process,
which has the merit of extreme simplic-
| ity, and of leaving the meat absolutely
unaltered, both in flavor and appearance.
| The cattle intended for shipment are
1 killed day or two before the vessel
starts, great care being taken to extract
all the blood After the carcass is cut
up, the quarters are sewn up i'll canvas
| aud conveyed to compartment i'll the
| hold of the only line of vessels-Guion's
steamers-as yet fitted for the purpose.
| Here the q;1arters of meat arc slung 50
as to swing clear and allow a free passage
of air all round them. Tanks round the
compartments are filed with ice sutfi-
cicnt to keep the temperature of the air
down to 81 deg. during the passage, and
constant motion and circulation is
maintained by the action of large fan
worked by steam. The effect of keeping
meat in this dry, cold atmosphere, for
ten or twelve days, is so to harden and
solidify the surface that, at the end of
the passage, it is mere marketable in ap-
pearance than when first killed. Some
forty tons, sent as a first experiment,
were forwarded by special train direct
from Liverpool to the central meat mar
ket at Smithfeld, and found a ready sale
at top prices. As a matter of expert
ment, sheep and pigs have been sent in
similar way, with result emincntly sat
isfactory to those who are looking forward
to the development of large trade: Al
the meat has reached market in splendid
condition, cool, dry, firm, and free from
the slightest taint, and 1t has been hard
to convince experienced butchers and
statesmen who saw it for the frst time
what they were inspecting.
The capacity of the compartments so
fitted in the Guion steamers is about 200
tons. The cOnsignments now being sent
every week amount to fifty tons, and the
supply is now in process of rapid devel-
opment to the maximum which the pre-
sent arrangements will allow of 200 tons
weekly. The trial has now been suffi
ciently extended to demonstrate the
scientific value of the process. Indeed,
it is easy to conceive that in a cOmpart-
ment maintained at so low tempera-
turc, with air kept perfectly dry and
pure, decomposition might be almost in
definitely arrested, and that the meat
might hang for weeks, not only without
Injury, but with positive benefit accrr-
ing from keeping, in rendering the fibre
tender and easil " masticated. The cattle
which have so far been employed to test
the experiment whether American beef
suits English palates are bred in the
western state of Iowa, the carcasses aver
aging 100 stone. OF the commercial
value of the trade the consignOrs ought
to be the best judges, and they express
themselves perfectly satisfied with the
result 80 far.-LOndOn Standard.
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To EXHIBITORS AT THE CENTENNIAL.
An order by the centennial managers
of Philadelphia prescribes the date be
tween which viii be the time for the ex-
hibition of various products of the farm,
garden, and dairy-thus:
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THE officers of Harvard University
iave lately kept a record of the percent
tge of the students, from which some in
eresting facts are to be ascertained
Merchants and shop-keepers send to col
! ahge about half her students. Lawyers
9end literally, and clergymen not so we'll.
2 mong the classes of parents who do not
1end at all, are sea captains, railroad
ben, hotel keepers, artists, and literary
pen. Artists and architects have only
Dntributed three students in six years,
ind editors, authors and publishers have
fone little better.
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KEELY's motor has been enveloped in
y mysterious obscurity for some time,
Pnd people were generally beginning to
,relieve that the affair was a failure. Last
friday evening, however, in Philadelphia,
? terrific explosion took place in brick
building, and one ofthe walls was knocked
p pieces. Upon investigation it was
SscOvered that Keely occupied the
{. .ructure, and his iron box, where he
r hained his motor, had blown up. There
8ems to be something in Keely's ma
,,fline, after all, but the people who live
p the neighborhood have very earnestly
y aquested him to move elsewhere.
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CAPT. JAMES B. EADs publishes a
,fcard in Washington paper, in viii he
states that the dispatches from his work
55are of most cheering character, and
Esthat his grant will be scarcely one year
aold before the channel over the South
Pass bar will be the deepest outlet of the
~ : 3pAlississippi, although only half the depth
tpf the best when they began work
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n CANNED fish generally is not partic-
klarly wholesome food, and it is not
Ianfrequently dangerous. 1t should never
pc eaten unless it had been heated TO a
polling temperature shortly before, even
hOugh it is particularly liable to spoil
P.oOn after opening, under the most favor
P4 4bie circumstances. Brands devoid of
i these necessary directions for safe use
/ hould be avoided, and persons who per-
P!ist in putting such food upon the market
EithOut precautions, should be placed
J inder legal restraint.
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MANY Of our southern contemporaries
have commencedurging farmers to raise
hheir own food supplies, as has been Gus
stomary for long time at this season of
the year. Heretofore, farmers have paid
4 little heed to the sound advice of having
Ifheir corn-cribs and smoke-houses at
iihOme; now, however, the idea seems to
elave found many adherents, and the
coming season will probably see the
.5outh more Independent of the west than
aver before. re.-MashriAe American.
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q ONE of the most curious things at the
will be an architectural plan
ts)f the city of Mexico. Its dimensions
t,re 330by 23l feet. 1t will display all the
characteristic of the city, and will be
Z eoeopled by $4,000 lcaden figures dressed
IN appropriate costumes, some for the
sDpera, ball and social party, and others
5Sending fruit and ice cream, carrying
Z baskets and rolling barrels. In the
;ttreets will be 300 coaches, an equal
9lumber of other vehicles and a lot of ar
q Aillery pieces.
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TIMELlY1 TOPICS.

Mr.. JAMES PARTON has been remar-
iried to Miss Eldredge by DR.. Tying, of
New. York. Now if the Massachusetts,
legislature confirms his marriage in that
ssstate, no man in the United States can
claim to be so well married as Parton.
4 SPEAKING of New York lawyers in
I'comes, the Sunday Times and Messenger
says that David Dudley Field is credited
with $S75,OOO; Samuel G.. Courtney,
300, 900; Brown. Hall & Vanderpool,
S225, 900; z. w. Stoughton with $780,
1000, and William NJ Evarts with $50,
poo annually.
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expenses of the constitutional convention.
The bill passed. The bill to reorganize the
Judiciary took up the remainde- of the ses-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-27

Cgeceldnd, Columbus, Cincinnati d
Indiana H. II.
z Clevelandu odiiadf 6.55 dopolodne
3 SO $50 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu ptijizdi 100 rAno 400
l.55 odpoledne.
z Cresthne 9.55 rano 55 1000 odp'
Do Columbus 1925 pol. 9.45 IL. 35
.noci.
Do Dayton 400 rano $50 edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
Cincinnati TOO 1000 rano 9.45 ve1.
Indianapolis 6.25, 1850 100 rano.
2 St. Louis lis rano 2.55 7.4O odp.
2 Chicago $50 $40 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi jezditi vecernim
Atlantic n Great Western R R
Ma VychOd odjisdi a Vychcdn pfYikdi.
z Clevelandu 7.25 a 500 rAno 3.45 q
1906 veGer.
Do Clevelandu 100 lO.45 rano, 4.lo
I.55 vecer'
Do New Yorku 100 rano, 4.55 9.2O vec
z Bostonu $50 rano, sos vecer.
ZNew Yorku $50 a ll.O0 rano, 535 q
100 veeer.
Lake Shore a Michigan South. II. II
Na vycAod odjizai a pfyizdi 2 vychodu:
z Clevclnadu 7.45 a 1000 rano, 4.IO o
10. 20 vecer.
DO Clevelandu $50 q 5.35 rano, 2.o5
7.50 odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.l0 10.l5 rano, 1876, 8. 80 a
10 40 ve6er.
Buffalo 5.5Oa IT'S rano ESQ, &. .25 a
II. 80 yeGer.
Do New Yorku 100 rano 40 800
1900 vecer.
s Bostonu $50 rano 500 III vecer
Ma sdpad odJisdi a ss sdpadu ptyizdi:
ZClevelandu 5.a5 100 rano, 2.3O a 6. S
odpoledne.
Do Cleveiandu 7.25 1856 rano, 3.45
10. 05 odpoledne.
Do Toledo 1o.40 q 1856 r&no 100
IL 90 vecer,
z Toledo 800, $50 1885 rano 5.
ve6er.
Do Chicago $50 $50 rano $50 90
vecer.
z Chicago 100 a 9.2o rano 5.s5 s.2,
vecer.
q New YoYku 1890 o I0.45 r&no
s11. 90 vecer;
q Bostonu $40 900 rsno A. Q3O
vecer
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-27

svad6ji. Krev tn nemusi zrovna teci, ale
"a to trosky tfisky nadpravi, pfedsud-
kd, pov6ry, utisku t6la mysle ma vsec-
ky strany litaji, ustupuiice misto velkole-
pc budov6 svobody, pokroku, pravdy
lasky, niz konetn6 znoiem prachem
bitvy pokryte 6lov6censtvo k uzivani bla
ha St6st SO iednu veikou rodinu slije
Nei6etn6jsi nejbojovnejsi tfidou svobo,
datd jsou tax zvani bezverci, kteti ma
siezdu fladelfckem organizaci vsech
svobodomyslnych zivld Sc pokusi.
Bez organizace, bez spojeni Sc k jistym
spoeGn5m dteldm nelze niceho dosah
nout. v spojeni jest sila, rozdrobeno-
nosti slabost Lidi svobodomyslnych a
nevericich jest zemi t6to vice, nez Sc
oby6ejne Ia to ma; kazd}m spnsc bem
Jest jich nekolik milionI. Ale prot Wy
borne zorganizovanym n kazni zvyklym
sektam zpatetnickyln stranam memo
ho ur zdrobeni mnoho pofiditi. 90 ale
nevice organizaci svobodafd ceste sta
lol Predne nedostatek spolecneho pro-
gramu ei spolecnych zasad a pozadavku
a nemene nechut mnohych k iiste zaya
zanosti. Nedostatku spolecneho progra-
mu Sc da odpomoci ta nechut mnohych
pfemoci ma tiladelfckem siczdu. Nsichni
svobodafi ma pr. jsOu pro zachovani bez-
nabozenske skolni sonstavy, vslchnl lsou
pro vylouteni bible vSech nabozen-
skych cviceni obecnych skoJ, vsichni
isou pro zruseni nabozenske pfisahy, pre-
odstraneni kapland pokladny spolkovt
placenych, pro svobodnou nedeli, pro po
platnost cirkevniho jmeni az dosud oc
davek poplatk6 osvobozeneho, pro cd
straneni ..vsech nabozenskych ooradd ;
vereineho zivota atd. Neme6ti svobOdar
chteii jtste, ably do programu toho poiaty
byly pozadavky politicke socialni, ja
ko zruseni presidenstvi poskytnuti del
,nikdm slusneho podilu ma 6istem vynosr
lvyroby, ale ncdoutame, ze Amerikane
k t6mto pozadavkdm pfistoupi. Avsal
necht Sc sized usnese programu sirsin
nebo uzsim, liz sestavenim programu sv'
bod6 poslouzi k utuzeni organsace pfi
sp9je Bez praporu jeduotneho veler
tezko boiovat a mnohem tizej vit6ziti
Filadelfcky sized ma americkym svobo-
datdm prapor jeinotne veleni opatfit
aby ma pocatku druheho stoleti trvani re
publiky teto spoj en- 7 mi 81 la mi
k spoiled IN cili sc brati Inohl
A tohoto hledist6 vitame sized co uda
lost vehkeho vyznamu eosahu,.
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v G d a

Sv6tlO lahviGce uzagfe e.
NesGislnA nestesti pochazi cd uzivani 81
rex. Abychom obdrzeli sveta bez nziva
nj zapalek nebo plamenku, postaei, dame
Ii do male podelne lahvieky kfisfalove.
ho skla kousek siry velikosti hrachu nebo
tzule; naplhme il do tfetiny hOrkfm ne
DO vaficim olejem zsndejme il ztuha
zAtkou, tax aby vzduch nemel do witt
pfistupu. Budemeli chtiti uziti svetla,
vyndeime zatku, vpusttne do lahvieky
vzduch a ucpejme j zas. Phi tune pax
shledame, re prazdny prostor V lahvicce
bude vydavati syetlo tax iasne slime ia
ko svitilna. Kdyt bude svetlo hasnouti,
vpustme do lahvitky novou zasobu vzdu-
chu a ona Ease jasnym syetlem zahofi.
Co uzffme pod obnohle
ml Co ie zvetsuiici sklo Vi snad kaz-
df. Drobnohled Jest uncle .sestroiene
zvetsujici sklo vlastn6 kombnace skel,
kterez pfedm6t ne stD ale tisickrate ano
az ttyftisickrate zvetsuii. Vynalezcem
drobnohledn jest Holandan Loevenhock
Nastroi tento jest neocenitelnou potnac-
kou pfirodozpytce. Jim odkryli ueenco-
We cely svet zvoeichd dive neznam5ch,
Jim odhaleny tisicere tajnosti n6z zaha
leno bylo slozeni podstata teles.
c,,otk;tt
ne hmyzy bytujici a hemzici se dutir
kach piskoveho zrnicka.
Ma dfeve spatfime ceIy les stromd I
vetgemi listmi.
Mouchy jsou porostle lesen jemhoue
kych chloupkd.
Vlas jest duta a dirkovata trubiGka.
Povrch tela naseho pokryt jest So pima
mi jake t6lo rybi, ale tax malinkymi, Ii
iedine zrnko pisku $50 takovych supineE
by zakrylo. A kazda tato supinka pose
ia jest potnicemi (porami, dircickami,
poctem peti set. T6mito dirciGkami SO te
10 nase vypafuie.
Aaz0a Krupel stolate ano oOyceJne
pitelne vody ozivena jest zivocichy nej :
rdznejslch neipodivnejsich tvard, kteri
Sc tam prohani jako ryby We vod6.
Ma kazdem listu spatfime stado zivoGi
chd pasoucich Sc tam jako stado ovci ne.
DO dobytka ma lucine.
Krev nase sklada Sc malinkych kuli-
eek.
Telo nase slozeno jest malinkych bu-
mex ci sklipkd (malinkych kalat5ch tell
sek.)
kazdy nerost slozen jest nesGislneho
mnozstvi krystald ci hranoli nebo lupen-
XII. Slozeni kameae prave tax drobnohe-
dem sezname jako slozeni tela dstrojneho.
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Oznamky POkrOku

vytisknou Sc jen takove, ktere Sc nGPfed
zaplati. Vyjmuty jsou toho pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroven oznamuje Sc "a ,,po
ErOsCn5 ceaH.
1 palec sloupce stoji $500 "a ttikrate
vytisknuti, palce $4.O0, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvefeinovana tim Jest lev
neisi, elm dele Sc uvefeinuje.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obyceinym
pismem stoii Is eta. fadka.
Oznamky: ,,Kde jest" ,,Naprodei7'
,HJedd Sc" stoii Is ctd "a ttikrat otisk-
mutt
- Podle toho necht SO kazdy fidi,
kdo Pokroku oznamovati chce Necht
81 uda k0Gk tadek, ti kolik palcd koli
krat uvefeinit a necht ST sam vypotte a
zasle prislusici "a to castku.
@ Kdo 81 pteie miti oznamku '
ritydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska
We podotkne
Penize posileite vzdy postovnicl
poukazkach Money orders) psani adre
suite vzdy:
POk ROk
No. IOI CrOton Street.
Cleveland, q,
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V t6lo zemi, kde pravo shroma4dovaci
dstavou spolkovou, jiz nikdo porusiti 81
netrouta zaruceno jest, name do roka
dlouhou fadu sjezdd ci konvenci neiroz-
manitesich. Sjezdy politck6 ovsem pre-
vladaii, nebot politika jest pravym ziv-
lem AmerikanI bez niz by Sc zrovna tax
malo obesel, ako bez chleba a masa
Avsak vedle politiky neni jedineho obo-
ru vedy a jedineho odv6tvi prImyslu,
sbchOdu a zivnOsti v6bec, ano iedineho
povolani, jehoz pfislusnici by nebyli orga
nizovani neodbyvali vyrocni siezdy ti
konvence. Name siezdy republikanG,
demokratd, opravovateld (reformatorh),
temperenclafd, d6lnikd riznych odstin1,
lekafd, pfirc dozpytcd, historikh, pravni-
kd, tenskych, hospodard (gr6ndzerI), So
ciologd, kondukteri, telegrafstd, dfeva-
fd, zelezafd, ublifd,! !kovkopI, sladkd, kris
pin6, svobodnych zednaFd, podivnfch
hochd, sjezdy naboze lskych vyznani atd.
atd. Posled Il leta pfis!y do mody sjez
dy svobodafl, radikad nevercd, kteriz
eini opravdove pokusy docileni jednotne
organisace. Takovy narodni Sized svobo
dafd americkych polozen st do Filadel
fe Ike dnim l., 2, g., 4. eeryence.
Siezd ten pokladame naseho stano-
viska "a pozoruhodnejsi a ddlezit6s pred
chozich sezdd politickych, nichz jeden
(rep.) Cincinnati, druhy (dem. St.
Louis odbyvan. Nebot tyto diva sjezdy
mely "a 1tel ponavrhovani presidenta a
mistopresidenta, ufednikd po nasem roz.
umu neien zbytecnych ale zdarnemu pro-
spivani republiky teto pfekazejiclch OBJ
canske svobode nebezpecnych. My totiz
nevefime, ze by zmena osobnosti trva
le republice nasi poslouzila. kdyz ma
rod dobrymi veskrze hodnymi muzi
zkousi napraviti dosavadni politckou mi
zerii, nemyslime, ze Sc mu to bez zm6ny
soustavy vladni tudiz same ustavy po-
dafi. Ma cas- tfebas docileno byti m6ze
zler Semi zemespraVy vyvyseni politicke
mravnosti, ale tryale jest to nemozne po-
tud, pokud toto zlepseni toto vyvyseni
mravni zaviseti bude ma zvoleni CHINO
sti iednoho cloveka. S presidentem Sc to
ma nejinak nez jako kralem fisi mo-
narchicke. Dobry president mdze pra-
We tax jako dobry kral statu velmi pro-
speti ale nastupce ieho mdze vsecko to
dobr6, iez on stvofil, zmatiti zem narod
vice poskoditi, nezli celia fada nastuped
jeho napraviti dovede. Jest to vecne O.
taceni Sc kruhu, jest to rozbeh a couva-
nj ale zadny skutetny pokrok. Coz pfi-
rozenelsiho tedy, nez odstraneni kralo- a
presidento vlady, kterez iak dejiny mas u
ci roznm dotvrzuje, narodu kazdemu
casteji ma skodu nez ku prospechu jsou.
A tohoto hlediste pokladame Sized pre-
sidenta te one strany navrhujici nejen
"a zbyteAny ale pfimo skodny.
Ia to Sc to ma jinace Sc sjezdem svobo
daf6. X MIN eitame nejen tax zvane ne
VERGE ale vsechny lidi nahledd pokroGi.
fych, cely ten rfedvoi pokroku, kteryz
lidstvu move drahy klesti stav eho jak
myslenkami tax praci svou pfikladem
zivota zyelebuje.
Tito svobodafi rozpadaii Sc nektere
odstiny, jez ale vesmes pokrok clovecen
stva ma zfeteli "a heslo maji jeho
jmenu neikrutejsi psychologists bitvy
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River Division,

0pousu BAysrd II so dop 500 odp. Ffui9di do Nov.
PhAdelpha !. IS 20 odp. opcust N. Philsd. 30
100 odp Ptuisdi do Baysrd 1920 dop. s.26 odp
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Ma Ogchod.
Ma 2dDdd. /.

Z ~ M LINS,
Genl. Par gr. and Ticket Agt-
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Stroj hnany sv6tlem Ucenci
davno v6d6li, ze sv6tlo jest sila BE by SO
dalo uziti ku vzbuzeni pohybu. Prot.
William Crooks Londyn6 vynalezl
zvlastni stroll kteryz Jest haan paprsky
slunetnimi, tedy svetlem. Stroi tento Wy
staven Jest v jednom okn6 ma Union Squa
re Nov6m Yorku Jest sta6m pohy-
bu, anizby neiakou vidtelnou silou byl V
pohybu udrzovan. Stroi ten pohybuje
Sc dopadanim odrazenim sv6tla pozu
stava re ctyr lopatek ma iedne stran6 BIZ
lfch ma druhe ternych, spoienych ttyr-
mi ramenami sbihaiicimi Sc kovovem
nebo drahokamovem bodu. Bod tento
vpraven do zvlastni sklen6ne nadoby
kteraz Jest vzduchoprazdna. Lopatky
stroje, kdyz poprslsk ma ne dopadne, Sc
pohy ybuji jako vetrni mlynek.
PatrnY to d6kaz, 10 sv6tlo Jest hmot
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Severonemecky Lloyd Bremen Jest
rejvSts5 spolecnost paroplaVebni v Ne
mecku, ielikoz eta % velkych pomot-
skych, krasn6 zfizenych parnik1, ktere
stavaii Sc vzdy obltben?jsln'', coz vysvita
toho, ze mezi Evropou a Amerikon
do konce roku 1874 po mich 54OO77
osob pfeplavilo. Parolode bremske vede
ny jsou spolehIivyn1s kapitany, jsou pod
fizeny caste a daktadn@ prohtidce drze
il Sc nejlepsim pOfddku.
zadovala. Cestujicim ma lodi dava SO
ddstatek dobfe upravene stravy, kazdy
obslouzen jest stejne pFjcStic6, a poho-
dit postarano jest co nejltp.
kdo by 81 pfal ntkomu re svych zna-
mych aneb pfibuznych pfeplav vyplatiti,
necht Sc obrati ma n6ktereho nasich p.
t. zastupci Americe, a sice:
V CLEVELANDU ma p. NJ. Krejciho,
1897 - 1899 Forest nj.
V RACINE, na p. Jos. Novotnyho.
V MILWAUKEE, ma p. Oh. Toepfera
144 Clinton ul.
&V CHICAGO ma PIP. Novaka Kas-
para, 479 Jizni Canal ul
VN. YORKU ma p. Brodskeho, 26
Ave @. aneb G. Nikel-a 80 Broome ul.
V ALLEGHENY, Pa, ma p. Jos.
Podaneho, 277-279 Ohio ul.
V CRETE, Neb. ma PIP, Jindra, Jelinek
spoil.
Kdo by ale povolaval "a sebou pfatele
neb zname, k.efi 81 pfeplavne sami platit
budou, raciz nam sdeliti jeiich adresy;
my .je spravime vsem ceste te potfeb-
mem a popfejouli nam sve ddvery, budou
vypravou zajiste spokoieni.
Dopisy ma mas budtez adresovany:
KareS e. StOtZky,
Bahnhufstr. 80
EpAnnnn Ennwsa IN mn wr
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-27
NOTICEkY.

- Posledni podpis Palack6ho. = No
kolik malo jest6 holm po ?tdno bylo Pa
lackemu ziti, kdyz mu sd6leno bylo, ze u.
chazi Sc spolek ,,Svatobor" u j. Nel6en-
stva "a darovani bronco (sp6ze) potfeb
ne ku pomniku Jungmanovu. Zadost tn
to podepsal ttesouci Sc liz rukou. Pod
pis tento byl poslodni jeho zivot6 - a
ten platil uznani ytdy.