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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

Jakby IA powiekszenie smutku jaki
nam spfawia nadeszla s~tuletnia rocznica
podzialu naszej Ojozyzny przynosi
nam Podmorski telegraf wiadomosc o
smierOi Jana Mstejki. Truduo Eaiste
pogodzic sic z e mySla, " obec ciosu
jaki mas spotyka. A jednak o straszna
rzeczywistoscii TAX Jest - Matejko
ME ayje.- lego wielkiego polaka jua
ME ma miedzy nami 1 zspewne diuRo
- moze nigdY ME d~oczekamy sic. ably
nam go ~zastapiono. Tskich wielkich.
politykow jak nsprzyklad Bismarck, o
kt6rych caly SWAT mowi, DO zostai do
mowienis zmuszonym liczbs fakt6w
przeE nich dokonanych, lstwiej nam
czas przynies6 mote, DO Wielkos6 ich
byla ugruntowana ma zbisgu
sz~czesliwych wypadkow, z ktorych
trsfnie J " pore ~skorzystsc umieli. TIE
prozns wielkoso - niemoralnie zdo-
byta, sad historyi przeklinae bedzie.
Wielkosc Mstejki poohodsiia z nie0o
samego, sklsdsty sie ma ME wielki ia
lent niezmordowsna prscs, nieskazi-
telny charakter | goraoy patryotyzm. -
A ooz nam powie bezstronny sad histo-
ryczny o M~atsjooH Kto knai blisej tego.
csiowieks l wldziai Jego ptace, istWo.
~znsjdzie odPowiedz ma postawioue py-
TAME. -
WHzecbstronna d~okl6dnosc rysunku,
Swietny imponujsoy koloryL rEadks
pomyssowoso niedsJaca sic uchwycic
Jednem rzutem Okla = odrebnY spos0b
malowanis, badscy podwSlina novel
- caiY akisd ntWor6w j wyb0r
temat6w- w~ytworzyly z Mstejki MEL
kfcgo oytyste / te1 catd IVdzk0Sc cy1oi
ItSosOonG takim 90 zwac bedzie : a
dzieis jego beda hedyt sprzsdawane ma
ziots.
Nieomsl " katdym Z obraE6w pre-
bija pieFwiastek psIigijDy - ozul gle
boa wisre ohrzeSoijshska / pfnob6 vi
pomoo Boaa q 70 tax daleoe - - mu
pod tym wEgledsm rObias pew.
10 sarzuty. = ChFzeSoijanizm wseo
losobiony v fornie k~stolioyzmu zalI-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

Stara tradycya polska m6wi, ie Polk;
staiy zawsse na straEy honoru i cn6t
mellow swoicb.
Polki W Amerycel Otto pole popisu.
pole wdziecxne ola Was. Oka4cie Ro.
dakom naszym " Polsce, ie umiecie i
chcecie przyczynic sic praca Waszs i
s~krzetnoscia do uswietnienis naszego
Polsko-amerykahskiego oddsialu. Zwsz-
Gle, 4e ofarujac oWoce piracy Wa
sze1, utrzymujecie tenn semen honor
nasz naro6owy, / dacie swiadectwo Wa
szej gospodarnosci i Waszego aycia ma.
rodowego " Ameryce.
Chodxi tn o stworzenie oddzialu robot
kobiecych " naszym pawilonie. Piekne
robotki Rodaczek naszych i stosowne
xbiorki mp. wyprawy dziecinnej, i {. D.,
dad moga bardEo obfity i okazsiy mate
ryai. Pnytem ME potrzeba sic wcale
wytetac / kosztowne robic okazy (cho-
cias ka4da rxecz zostanie xwr6cons VIA
scicielce). Kto mote, niechaj zrobi COS
kosztowniejszego, j to dobne, ale ponie-
wat chodxi nam gl6wnie o prace rsk ma
szych Rodacxek, Wiec prosimy o wsxyst-
ko co W zakres rob6tek takich wchodzi:
hafty, koronki, nAkrycis, czapeczki, SER
wety, podkladakj, kosxyczki, / tym DO
dobne cacks, ugrupowane potem odpo-
wiednio, utworxa prAwdziwie :piekny
dziai robot k~obiecych, kt6re' Z wielka.
ci1kawo6ci4 ! uInaniem ogladane bedS
przez rodaczki nasze " Europie i prxy-
sporza Wan SEanowne Rodaczki " A.
MERGE zas}u4onej siawy i pociechy.
lynn sposobem spelnicie czyn nietyl-
ko patryotyczny, nietylko dacie dow6d.
Re Wy IN pracowac umiecie, ale co mai
wa4niejsza, okatecie swiatu, he siawiona
Zawsze g~ospodarnosc j skrzetnosc ME-
wiast polskich ME zmarniaia, ale istnie-
je zawsze i rozwija sic Z r6wna iywo-
tnoscia.
Do PR cy vice zacne Polk naszei
Nagroda VAN bedzie zadowolnienie,
jake sprawia spelnienis oboviazku, !
tryumf ola oddsiaiu polsko-amerykan-
skiego ma wystawie Kosciuszkowskiej.
Mech Eyje oddzial robot kobiecycht
Mech lyle pavilion polsko-amerykah-
ski:
Nizej podpisany ma zsdanie udzieli
ka°o czasu blitszych informacyl.
w imieniu i Z upowatnienia Komitetu
Centralnego
Adam Szwaikart,
500 Noble str, Chicago, H.,
referent sekcyi ,Prac i Robot Pan Pol
skich" " paWilonie polsko-amery-
ksnskim ma wystawie Kosciu-
szkowskiej We Lwowie.
Wszystkie pisma polskie " Ameryce uprAsza sic .
przedrukowanie tel odezwy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15
Wiadomosci z z~agranicy

Cesarz niemiecki bawi obecnie u
ksiecia acknowledging W Kachelui ma
Szlazku.
: = Posei wioski Dsfelice, ~socyalista.
wygiosii " Rzymie MOVIE, W kt6rei
potepil postepowanie rzsdu. kt6ry ma
1adanie wiasciSieli posiadtosci ma Syoy-
lii wysaai wojsko W oelu uciemiesania
wloscian tamtejszych. Kiedy posei
skohczyi move swA tiumy wolaly:
,Niech aYje rewolucya socyalnaI"
= Prezydent r.ecsypospoiitej bra
zylijskiej sPodziewa sic podobno
stfumic rswolucye " przecisgu jedne-
go miesisca.
w .Lyoeum Opera" " Rxrcelo-
ME " HiszPanii Anarchisci rzuoili pod.
czas przedstawienia dwie bomby do
krzesef. Jedns Z Mich eksplodowala,
zabijaja6 i rAniRc bardzo wiels os0b.
w sail teatralnej powstAl wielki poplooh
- " seisku zostaso wiele os6b clezko
us~zkodzonych. Skutkiem tel katAstrofy
zgineao 30 ludzi, = przsszlo 80ciu jest
rannych.
w Afryoe matabele wciaz napa-
daja M woiska angielskie.
= Sklad sejmu pruskiego bedzie ma
stepujacy: 140 konEerwstystow, So
wolnokonserwatystow, 90 narodowo-
liberslnych, OIL czlonk6w Centrum, IL
stronnik0w Richtera, o stronnikow
R~icktera, Is polakow, 2 d~uhczyk6w, 2
sgrAryuszow, Welt i Is niezaleznych.
- Londynis -Anarchisci urzadzili
oss rocznice wykonsnis wyroku smierci
ma snsrc histach W Chicaeo. Ma scianach
sail zawieszono czerwone choragwie.
PrEemawislo kilku m6wc6w.
w Psrytu umarla ksiezua Gar
'toryska, iona ksieois WSadysiawa Gear.
~toryskiego. Byis ona ~francuzka -
ale czuis sic polka.
Kolonia polska " ParyEu tract W niei
opiekunha.. Zmarla ksietna nigdy ME
odmoWiiA Pomocy biednym swym ro-
.dakom.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

myslal | 90 chciai, to wsxyscy Krzyza-
cy csuli. mysleli i chcieli, 90 on Wv
rzeki ma to s'e wszyscy sgodzili: ROE.
kasom jeRo mkt ME stawii oporu. JeQo
obejscie sic Z bracmi, byio prswdziwe
|ojcowskie.
Swoim prawie sbsolutnym wplywem
nigdy ME gwaicii ich osobistyoh VOL
nosci = owszem, wyviadywal sic o ich
ayoaeniu l star.i sic je uwsglednic sko-
10 to nile okazaiY ue przeciwne powola-
niu zakonnemu. Obejsc'e sic jego
. obcymi ludzmi cechowala wielka pro-
stota ! szczerosc.' Polityka jego, jeaeli
tax powism. ME byia sztucxna - bsx
Eadnych podejtc / Nybieg6w szsdi do
sanierzonego celu droga prcsta, xawsse
sic tr.ymsiso dobr.e .nanej zas.dy
,fortiter IN re, suaviter ia modo. Ludzie
60 n to kochali / mial bardzo wiele
Przyjaci6i. KS. Edward Sorin, chociaa
rodzR sic frsncuzem 1 kochai Francye
cais dusra potrafA jednakAe / inne
~narodowosci uszanowa6. Ola te0o tee
niemcy ! anglicy i irlandczycy / wloE
wresseie polacy 70 Wniea jak feaneusi
BHS e'V Po1 JeBo 11uenoer 90
Notre Dame, pomna2ajac zastepy Krzy-
fakow; " ten to spos6b Z0romadze.
ME Nv. Krxyaa staio sic tax kosmo.
Politycznem / tax amerykahskiem, jak
jest sama Ameryka.
Te fakta, rasem : wielkim wplywem,
jake zmariy Jenerai Krxytak6w / zalo-
1yoiel Katolickiego Uniwersytetu wy
wsri M rozw6i katolicyzmu " Sanach
ljednoczonych, stanowczo mas przeko-
Inywa, 70 ks Edward Sorin rzeczywiSc Q
zasiutyi na to, abytmy ! my polacy cos
przecie2 o MIN wiedz eli.
Ma xakohczenie MECH mi Szanovnv
Pan Rsdaktor pozwoli dodac, 10 wszyst.
10 to, czemkoiwiek bSdz zasluEyl sobie
rs. Sorin m niesmieftelns slave =
wszystko to zawdziecza on przewafnie
giebokiej wierze i innym uczuciom re.
iigijnym - on sam to n Aycia przyxua
wal.
CLesc sw. pamieci dzieluego Krzyaa.
ka- q uszanowaniem
HoresD0ndenk
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15
Wiadomosci krajowe.

Pogiosks iakooy Mgr. sstolli miat
bTc Powolany do REymu okazala sic
bezpodstawna. A~roybiskup Satolli po-
zostanie nadal " Wanhingtonle " cha
rakterre sblegsts pspieskiego.
PrezJ dent Cleveland ! CABINET je-
60 zsdeoydowali, 70 s~klsdslso z tronu
krolowe L~dliuokalani " HaWaii popsl-
mono niesprawiedliwos6 - dla tego
.smierza Rad amsrykahski przywr6cic
dawne rzsdy ne wyspaoh tych.
Jedni ohwals postspowanie p. Clsve-
laDds widza " MIN meta sprawiedli-
wego. ktory chce nsprawic krzywdy;-
drudzy, q swlsszczs rspublikanie pose
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15
DO POLEK
" Stanach Zjsdnoezonyeh AmsrvkI
Potnoensl.
RODACzRU

w roku nastepnym odbyc sic ma We
Lwowie vystawa polska, = Kosciuszko-
wska- Do wziecia udzialu ma tel wysta-
VIE zostalismy przcz braci naszych IA.
proszeni. Druchowie nasi Ia Oceanem,
zwracajac sic do mas, podajac nam bra.
tnie dionie, otwiersjac goscinne serca;
oczekuja naszego przybycia, naszepo
w~spoiudzialu i naszej wsp6lnej pracy.
Liczebnie silna emigracya polska W
Ameryce, powinna wziac udyiai ma tel
wystawie polskiej. Jest to naszym obo.
wiazkiem, cd ktorego uchylic nam sic
ME wolno ne wzgled6w patryotycznych.
Miiosc Ola Matki nas.ej, Ola biednei
Ojc1yzny, czyt moze sic lepiej uwyda.
tnic Jak ziozeniem q stop lei produkt6v
naszej piracy wygnahczej, naszego kycia
Poza granicami Ojczyzny? Many spo-
soonosc dac Rodakom naszym dow6d,
ne to PrIywiazanie Ola wsp6lnej nas.ei
Matki ME wygaslo i many sposobnosc
okazae swiatu calemu, Re tyjemy, Re
prscujemy, te jesteSmy POlafami, ma
rodem tywym j silnym, chociaz skrepo-
wanym, ale jednak ME ziamanym ! spo-
gladajacym z wiara i nadx:eja W swoja
prxysziosc.
Cd kilku tygodni komitet z~orpanizo-
wany " celu obeslania wystavv polskiei
we Lwowie msjec siedsibe swa gl6wns
" chicago, krzata sic energicznie i sku-
s~ecznie, sEeby Polaoy zamieszkujacy "
Ameryce byli godnie reprezentowani ma
tel wystawie. Oto tresciwy r~ezultat
prac tegoz komitetu:
UdecydoYano wystawic IA placu wv
stawy lwowskiej wiasny nasz pavilion
polsko-ameryksDski. Rozesiano ODE
zwy po wszystkich osadaeh polskich 2
prosba weEwaniem do ~wsp6ludzialu.
Many Eapewniona pomoc Wbnych ksie-
~ naszych, nauczycieli, = redakto-
row, Towarzystw ftp. DIS sprawl pa
wilonu Polsko-smerykshskiego ma wy
stswie lwowskiej, jest juz jskby fsktem
~dokonanym.
Poszlemy braciOm nAszym obraE ma
szego tycIa ma e~migracyi. w pawilonie
naszym beda rozmIeszczoDe i nagroma-
Ozone fotografe kosciol6w naszyob.
szkof ! fsbryk. Bedkie dIiaf dsienni.
karski, rolniczy ! przemyslowy. Pod
ilsga polsko-amerykshskA ustawione
bede rzedy ochotniczych wojsk naszych ,
towarzystwa koscielne ! naTodowe; slo.
wen ~Postaramy sic dowodnie prsekonac
Draci naszych, re SLIM ciaiem i duchem.
ME Pedzimy gnusnego kycia W rozkoszy
sbytku; ale pracq ~usiiujemy wywalczy6
sobie IA nowo utracony byt Individual
ny, ! stanac " rzedsie tywyuh narod6w
jako TownoSpFawDieni. -.
AEeby nadac ~pawilonowi polsko-ame-
rykahskiemu ma wystawie Lwovskiei
estetyczne z~aokraglenie, aSeby 90 usu.
Peinic | usvietnic; komitet centTalnv ma
1ednem 2 posiedzeh swoiob, postsnoviI
prEydac do pieciu dzial6w, jeszc.e ieden
sPecyalny dxiai Dprac / robot Pan pol.
sklcn", Rodsczek naszych " Ameryce.
W tym celu komitet odzyva sic nj.
nielszem do Szanownyoh Rodacssk =
prosba o pOmoc " praoach naszyeb. Cay
nmy 70 2 pelna ufnosciR, 20 " dziefe
tax patryotycznem Rodaczki nasze vier-
ME Przy boku naszym stsbs / " sekcyi
uEuPe1nienia wYrob6w prsemyslu DOL.
skiego v Ameryce, prsodowao nam be.
nslezne I'm pierwsze Eaima
mieisce.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15
SoUTH BEND. Gud. 3 listopsds 1893 r
SzanOlonypanI r~edaEzorzey

SzGnOlOnypanie r~edaks0rsel
Byiem dEiI " slawnem na cslv svis,
Notre Dame ! braSem udzial poorzs.
bic Przewielebnego Ks. Edwards Soriu
iensrsfs zgromsdzenia sw. Krzyaa.
Wszystko to com tn widziaii slyszal O
dzisfainosci zmariego, o ktorym oazetv
augielskis bardEo poohlsbnie sic rozpf.
suJa wszystko 10 ut~wierdziRo mnIs v
moJem mniemaniu, IL n~alezaloby / na.
szYch Braci Polak6w Z tym saonvm
metem zaznajomi6. w tym oelu a.
Przeimie Prosze szsn. psna redaktors O
umiesEczenie " lsmaoh yZgody" ninisi
szsgo syciorysu jego.
UrodzOny We Franoyi =. 1914 odsbra
wszy cd szlsohetnyoh rodzioow wsoro-
We wyohowsnie, wyohowanie domove.
ks. Edward SOrin Wyslany do sEkQ do
Paryza . l~atwoSoiR zgromadza1 x0ss-
bist to nsuki, kt6rs " poEniejszym lego
fyciu pozwolily mu szeroko sakresIi6
plany dxiaislnoSoi.
Ne rowni Z rozwojem umyslowym
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

wszystkie pIsmA pOlskie W Ameryce uprAsza sic .
przedrukowanie tel odezwy.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-07-15

The latest execution by electricity
In New YORK State, seems to the Chi
rago Herald 10 have been q complete
success and to have been accomplished
according to the ideal of the original
advocates of the method. The man
was brought from his cell, arranged in
Tho death chair and killed within the
brief period of four minutes and FORTY
seconds. Those present state distinctly
nat there was no burning and no con.
Fuaslons or seeming revivals of con-
s~cIousness. Death must have been in.
Simultaneous, as the current struck him
Whiie ne was pronouncing the word
me- IN Q prayer, md the lips re-
manned in the position produced by
sounding the letter e. It is possible
that the electric current meets with
varying resistance in different sub.
5ects. II 1t can DO made to kill oil
murderers as neatly rs in this latest
case tho electric chair must DO pro.
bounced q success.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-07-15
WISE WORDS.


4 kind word is q crutch to a cripple.
Stand Fast is greater than Get There.
Spring time is the music time of all
the year.
One touch of money makes the whole
world grin.
Do the right thing first, and reason
about it afterwards.
A rose bud is Natures thought, the
full bloom is it's expression.
There will be music in the heart al
ways if you touch the right strings.
The call to religion is not a call to be
better than others, but to be better
than yourself.
When Cupid finds a heart which he
can not shoot an arrow into he goes
away and cries.
One-half our forebodings of i'll to our
neighbors are but our wishes, which we
are ashamed to utter in any other form.
With the vulgar and the learned,
names have great weight; the wise use
q writ of inquiry into their Legitimacy
when they are advanced as authorities
The crown of oil faculties is common
sense. It is not the men of thought,
but the men of wise action who are best
fitted to push their way to wealth ana
honor.
He is not poor that hath not much,
but he that wants more. Want lies in
wishing. He lacks most that desires
most. He is richest who does not covet
and desires least. The most contented
are the most happy.
Some insist that all the property of
the community ought to be equally di-
vided among it's members. But, if so
divided to-day, industry on the one
hand and idleness on the other would
make it unequal tomorrow.
He that hath never known adversely
is but half acquainted with others, or
with himself. Constant success shows
us but one side of the world, for it sur
rounds us with friends who will tell us
only our merits; and it also ~silences
those enemies from whom alone we can
learn our defeeta
The Opelousas courier., 1893-07-15
Another Earth Motion.

Marshall Wheeler, q prominent cleo
trician of the Pacific Coast, claims 10
have discovered a new motion of tbs
earth. He says that every 2e,903
years the earth changes its north and
south poles on account of the attrac-
ton that it has for it's own magnetism.
He says, too, that the sun strongly
attracts pole Of the earth and re.
pels the other, and that these forces
operate SO that in the period men.
toned the earth makes a sudden turn
Of ninety degrees. He asserts that one
of these commissions of nature 90.
Cured about 5000 years ago, and cor.
responds to that time that the geolos
gists call the glacial period. This the
DRY need not trouble US much, for IL
allows us yet IA, 903 years before the
aarth makes another change OF base
New Orleans PicaYune.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-07-15
The Inventor of lightning Rods.

One day Franklin Glanced to see q
kite which q boy was flying, and it sud-
denly occurred to him thst here was an
easy way of reaching the clouds. Hav-
ing made o kite for himself by stretch
ing a large silk handkerchief over three
sticks, he took o walk in the fields neal
Philadelphia on IN afternoon when he
saw q thunderstorm approaching. This
was in June, 1852. The kite being
raised in the dir, he fastened o key to
the lower end of tho string, then insu-
lated the key by attaching it to- wooden
post with silk. Presently q thunder
cloud passed over and he saw some
loose threads of the hompen string rise
erect as if electrified. He touched his
knuckle to tho key, md, TO his great
delight, drew from it the well known
electric spark. So overcome was he ct
this tremendous discovery, which was
destined to immoralize lis name, that
he nearly tainted. As the rain ill.,
creased, moisture made the string o
better conductor, and the key gave out
electricity %copiously. Had the cord
been thoroughly wet, the daring in
ventor might have paid for his temerity
with his life. 1t should be realized
that he was knowingly taking chances
with death in thus tapping the clouds
of their fire. Afterwards lie brought
lightning into his house 10y means OF
insulated iron rods and played with it.
The lightning rods so largely used to-
day for protecti% buildings were his
invention. Atlanta Constitution.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-07-15

The tournament between expert teIe.
graphers in New York was an interest.
ing event, even to those who have no
special knowledge of work with the
key, and it is o matter of some gratif.
cation that Pacific coast men carried
of the highest honors. How much
keenness of mind and s~uppleness OF
hand go TO make mp the first class tele.
graph operator is little known to the
general public, but il is safe to say,
remarks the San Francisco Chronicle,
that no man rises TO any prominence
bin the craft who has not endowmentl
that would make him q success in any
pf the professions. The work is com.
monty regarded as largely mechanical,
gbElt this Ii an error, for il makes con.
liant demands upon the Judgment, gen.
peral information and technical skill d.
the operator. The American telegraph
operator takes a genuine pride iii his
business be Is usually quick to adopt
Iany new methods that will increase hi
efficiency and speed. He is also d stu,
dent Of electrical science, and most oi
ffhe valuable inventions il applied cleo
fsricity II this country have been anads
Pr Wexking operators
The Opelousas courier., 1893-07-15
The Bows Festival i'm japan.

The great event of May, in Japan, is
the celebration on the fifth day of the
month of the boys festival. It is
called Nobori-no-sekku, festival of
flags, or Shoby-no-sekku, festival of
reeds. Before the door of every abode
which has been blessed by the birth of
boys during the past seven years, rises
q tell bamboo pole, from the top of
which are flung to the breeze gigantic
carp-koe-made OF paper or woven
stufs in brilliant colors, one for every
son. This particular fish is chosen for
a symbol because it swims stoutly
against stream, and rel up rapids.
ieaping cascades to the higher waters.
This implies that the boys in like man
ner must be sturdy and indomitable,
stemming courageously the stormy
currents of life's stream. Flags also
are raised before the houses, bearing
pictures of the Chinese mythical hero
Shoki, as an example of strength and
bravery. Weapons, armor and pic
lures of heroes and horses are chosen
for the decoration of the tokonomas
the slightly raised platform which is
the place of honor in every living.
room.
The flower held in highest favor for
this festival is the iris; but q kind of
early chrysanthemum, and particular
variety of bamboo, called moso-chiku,
are also used. Bundles of reeds and
mugwort are fastened to the projecting
roofs of the houses on this day
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Says the Indianapolis News: "Ths
death of General smith leaves none Of
the rank of General. Eight Lieutenant
Generals remain-Stephen d. Lee,
James Longstreet, Jubal A. Early,
Simon P. Buckner, Joseph Wheeler,
Alexander P. Stewart, Wade Hampton
and John B. Gordon. There were 498
Confederate Generals OF the several
grades, and after twenty-seven years
after the war only one-fourth of these
survive. In the Federal Army over
q, 800 general officers of different
grades were commissioned. OF these
about 1000 are now living"
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appeared

A reform movement Seems TO be
sweeping over our Southern neighbor
-Merico, notes the Independent.
States have passed laws abolishing
bull fighting, and it is expected that
the National Congress will complete
the work by a general prohibitory bill.
This is q very gratifying indication Of
the working of good influences in our
sister Republic. Mexico without bull
tights and without revolutions is Mex
leo under the control of the new civ.
~'iIizahion.
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/; The rubber industry is one of the
most profitable of this generation.
Coils ?. Huntington, the railroad
'magnate, nee said that if he were a
young man with 300. 900 he would go
to Africa and engage in the rubber
business. "Why," said the railroad
magnate, s'you can buy crude rubber
on the Congo-away up in the interior
for a penny a pound, and when you
get it down to the coast you can sell il
for nearly 100 times as much. know
of no better opening for young men %
GRIT and nerye.n
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BE We ONE.

~weetheart, twas a happy day
When we heard the preacher say.
In his solemn monotone,
"Man and woman, be ye one"
] can see his dear old face
See him marshal us in place;
I can feel my pulses throb;
] can hear your smothered sob.
"Man and woman, be ye one"
Wasn't there a spice of fun
In this naming of us two?
I was scarce a man, and you
You were just a slender slip
When we took our bridal trip
But we felt ne lack of years
As we mingled happy tears.
."Man and woman, be We one,"
One we r while moments run
Onward toward that open sea
Where new argosies may be.
One in heart and life and all
Each a ruler, each a thran,
AS we were one happy day
When / bore my bride away.
Chicago Graphic.
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According to the New York indie
pendent one of the greatest literary
undertakings of late years in America
is the reprint in a somewhat revised
shape of Walch's edition of Euther's
works. This is being done by the book
concern of the Lutheran Synod of
Missouri and other States. Twelve
volumes in large quote have already
apDeare5
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When y settler i'm the Northwest
Territory wants to go back to Ontaris
10 be married, the Canadian Pacific
Railway sells him a matrimonial ticket
1T the usual rate; and, on presenting
the return coupon and a marriage Q r
~tifcate, he is entitled to free transport
lor his bride. .. ..
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STRANGERS, ANDTAKEN TN,

HE Open Air Ho,
tel has a fine ans
tique flavor about
it. We liked the
name, SO Bopper
and [ lounged
YEARLY in at the
dilapidated coach
entrance. ..
EDO the gen..
tlemen wish to
sleep b e r e?"'
asked a female!
antique, who evil
IDENTIFY went with
the building.
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II financial disasters be q sess Of ac-
tual condition, the boosted prosperity
of Australia seems, to the New York
Commercial Advertiser, to be about to
come to an end in the crash of banks.