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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17
Rocznica drugiego rozbioru ma

Rocznica drugiego rozbioru ma
strecza odpowiednia okazye, =
satem powstai projekt wydania
odezwy lub tresciwego memorya-
tn W kilku jezykach Z wsp6fu-
dzialem Zwiazku Narodowego Pol
skiego " Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Rad Centr. Zw. N. P. zadecy
dowai gotowoic wtzelkiemi srod-
kami popierania prac Zwissku
Wychodztws Polskiego j 1aprosi6
Delegate tegoA Zwiazku ma Sejm
K, odbyc sic majacy " Chicago,
" celu wsp6lnych prac j zawiaza.
MIA Scisiych stosunkow i iacznego
dziaiania. -
Odczytany zostai list komitetu
Columbian Liberty Bell'', die
kujacy Zwiazkowi Mar. Pol. "a
nsdesiane dolarow 25 ma ,,Dzwon
Wolnosci".
Rad Centrslny Zwiazku Mar.
Pol. nsznaczyl dzieh 4 Wrze6nia
1898 ma otwsrcie Sejmu K, W
Chicago, ILL.,, o decyzyi tel zostal
Cenzor Zwiazku Mar. Pol. zawia
domiony, a nastepnie Rad Centr.
naznaczy komitet do przyjecis
delegstoS j urz4dzenia sail Sci.
mowej.
Rad Centr. ma mocy og6lnego
domsgania sic grup zwiazkowych,
nadto 1wagi Ae grupa 80,
Tow. PoloDia W New Yorku,
glownie ;nteresowane " sprawie
poSmiertnego po sp. Antonim Wi.
Suiewskim, donosi, he protest wy.
sfauy cd grupy 49, byi bes ich
wiedsy, a. podsni "a pre- dstawi
cieli grupy 80. ME mieli aadnego
upows&nienia dzialali samowol.
ME. Grupa go oswiadczs, ze ME
ma &adnych pretensyi prosi
Rad Centr. 2. N. P. o wypiscenie
poSmiertnego po !. p. Antonim
Wisniewskim.
Rad Centr. wv. N. Pol. ma mo.
cy powyEei przytoczonycb powo.
dow, asda cd Cenzora W. V.
PrEybyszewskiego, zniesienia I'VE.
to" CO dowypiscenia wytej wspo-
mnianego poSmiertpego.
Prezydent Raadu Centralnego,
s. +. Adalia Satalecki, Edal
sprawozdanie bytnoici swej ma
obcbodsch 5go Maja VIA Sale,
I'll. / st. Louis, No. 2 wielkim
zsdowolepiem opowiadai o maj
lepszych chsciach i gotowoSci "a.
mieszkslych tam Polak6w slu4e-
mia sprawie narodowej, o chetnej
ich piracy dla wzmocnienia Zwia
zku Mar. Pol.
Dowiedzieliimy sic r6wnie4, be
Prezydsnt REadu Ceutr. Wv. Pol.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17
Odd RedakeYf.

Przeprsszsmy wielu Sekretarzy OBJ
cbod6w Sgo Msja ! korespondeDt6w, ae
dls braku miejscs ME znsjda nadesla.
nyoh wiadomoSci oglOszonyoh W ,,Zgo.
d1ie", Prosimy o cierpliwosc a W miare
moanoSci ayczeniom zadosy6 uczynimy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17

8. y. Adalia Satalecki, bedac
czioAkiem komitetu ,,Protestu
traktatu Rosya" pojedaie do
Sprihk field, stolicy Stanu Illinois,
aseby tam Senatowi, legislature
! Gubernatorowi wreczyli Protest.
Wiele Towarzystw obraduje mad
wyborem delegat6w, naznaczajs
termina posiedze6, ma kt6rych
wyb6r delegate nastapi, W niekt6.
rych wybory iui nastapiiy.
Ma Baden Sejm kwestya wybo
row delegatow ME praedstawiala
sic tax doniosia jsk obeonie, do
tad snamy sgitacye CO do osob,
o sySpatyach4 4trudno decydowae,
wreszcie jsk przykiady pouczsja.
ie nawet ulubiehcy wiskszosci
czestokroc zswodza.
Nigdy ME roapo czeia sic tax
wczesnie sgitacya przedwy borcza
jak pred pastapic msjacym Sci.
mem W Chicago, przetrwsliimy
dotad burze sgitscyi ,,Ziotego
Mostu", zwolania nadswyczsjnego
lub przyspieszo nego Sejmu W ce
lu smiany Rsadu Centr. Nv. N.
P, widzieliimy " sprawsch tycb,
te dziaiacze ma kaAdym kroku
doznali zawodu. Chwilowo u-
cicbio. ME tajne nam byly So
prace, bsdz CO badz przenieSc
stolice zwiazkowa z Chicago do
jakiejkolwiek innej miejscowoSci,
" mniem aniu, te mySl ia znsj
dEie poparcie ma podstawie row.
nosci praw; wissciwie z wiedza,
fe przeniesienie stolicy spowodu.
je zachwiaDie ZwiaIkn Mar. Pol.
i be msia garstke Zwiazkowych
zamieszksIych W nowo nsznaczo-
nej Stolicy iatwo bedzie rozbie
obezwiadniG W dzialaniach, =
przez to uistwi sic kropidlarzom
msjscym giowDe siedliska.w Chi.
csgo moanoSc skutecznych zama-
chow.
Zsdowoleni jesteSmy he OBJ. FIR.
Gryglaszewski pierwssy jak do
nosiliimy W zeszlym numerze
,,ZgOdy" zamiary te publicznie OBJ.
jawil, dodsmy tylko be prace te
agituja sic " Chicago, ME W for.
mie gioszenia wprOst przeniesienia
Stolicy Zwiazkowei, lecz przepro.
wadzenia ksndydat6w powolnych
kropidlarzom IA delegat6w, kt6.
rzy, jak wisdomo podiug zwycza.
ju dotychczasowego giosowania
ma Seimie, pomimo instrukcyi cd
swych Grup moga samowolnie We
dug swej wolf giosowac to po-
zostanie tsjemnica.
Jest konieczne, pO4adane, sAeby
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17
Z zadowoleniem moana pogodlc.

z zadowoleniem mozna pogodzc.
Me chcemy taic, ie prawie o
g6lnie spotykalismy sic re zda-
MEM, ae prawa dla czionk6w "
razie ME punktualnego piscenis
nale&no6ci, sa zbyt groEne. :
Zdanie to podzielamy, lecz koni
tet mode dla tego tax grozne
projektuje prawa, sseby szczeg6l.
ma zwrocic uwage wszystkich Grup
i Csfonkow Zwiaaku, ma zbyt Ia.
|godne dotychczasowe praws j
zwyczaje. Lagodnoic ia przynosi
ogolna strate, powoduie kiopoty
pieniezne W grupach, gdyt czlon.
kowie ME plaza regularnie, a ma.
stspnie zadiufywszy sic Asdaja
lub zostsja wykreileni. Prosimy
prze. rec kilkoletnie ogfoszone
sprawozdania kwartalne, przeko.
nanny sic, De zalegioSci ciagle sic
zwisk szaj4, a niestety prsysnac
musimy, De W fadnych organiza-
cyach mic podobnego ME ma miej.
sea.
q ostatniego sprawozdsnia kwar.
talnego widzimy, Ae og6lna "a
legio6c grup wynosi dol. 66l7
cent. 81, tel sunny zalegloSt
oplaty ma organ Zwiazkowy rZgo.
ds", czyni dol. 27S cent. 40, "a.
piaccna Ia zaIegioSc pokrylaby
dostatecznie wykazany niedob6r.
Wszyscy czfonkowie grupy Wv,
Mar. Pol, myslec i radziG po-
winny, a4eby prswa Xonst ytucyi
byfy stanowcze, kt6reby zmusza-
ly do oplat regulsrnieiszyeh.
Nieregularne opiaty nara.
Eaja Organizacye Grupy ma ME-
ograniczone straty, demoralizuja
czionkow, podkopuja trwaioSc
calego Zwiszku. Mar. Pol.
Many nadzieje, he dojrzsioSc
j nsjlepsze checi Czionk6w Grup
zwiazkowych, sprawe te odpowie-
dnio ureguluja, pomimo dopei.
nionych poprswek i fagodzacych
Emisn, uznane zostsDa poglady
komitetu, jsko zapobiegajace to-
lerowsnia zalegloSci.
Wsanej doniosloSci j znaczenia
byio posiedzenie Raqdu Central
nego Zwiazku Mar. Pol. odbyte
dnia II b. m. Odczytsny zostal
list Zwiazku WycbodStwa Pol.
skiego z Genewy w Stwsjcaryi)
do Rzadu Centr. Zw. N. P. List
donosi: Wychodztwo polskie prs.
gnie publicznie wystapi6 pred
opinia cywilizowanego iwists, z
przypomnieniem, Ee nar6d polski
Eyje i protestuje przeciwko po-
zbawieniu politycznego bytu. =
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17

Uprasza sic psna Fran@szks Mordeo
Z East Saginaw, Mich, aaeby zglosil
sic " wiadomym intsrssie do PslaQii
Msjewskiei oes Milwaukee ave., CHI
csgo, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17

MILWAUKEE,, logo Maja 1893.
Rok IL.

MILWAUKEE,, logo Msjs 1893.
Ma Skarb Narodowy Polski pod opie-
ka Zwiazku Mar. Pol. wplyneso:
2 wesela psna Spsra " Besmer:
Pan msody M. Spsrs 25 O., panna mlo.
ds J. Spara % O., J. Fignsr 81 90, Jan
Tux 81 90, Jan Blosuna 30 O., iona
30 O., Jan Opiela so O., iona 80 C., st.
Owczarak so O., w. Staczak 80 O., JOS.
Grabowski 80 c., st. Lemanski So o.,
Jakob Pietrowski 80 O., Jan Zgodzinski
% O., d. Jarzebowski 25 O., Prof. L.
Wendzinsk1 % O., K. Kruger 25 O.,
Ff. Owczsrsk 25 O., Sob. 1.-Two 25 O.,
Kar. Fronczak % O., J6zefa Groblewska
Is O., Jak6b Hartwick % s., aona % O..
Wacsaw syn 10 O., Frsnciszka Gastscka
10 O., Agnieszks Smulska 10 o.
Rszem 1882
koszta przesyfki 10
Zostaje S9.72
Procent cd kasyera Piotrow-
skiego 900
Razem $l272
q przeniesienia 2765.32
Ogolna sums 2778.04
o dalsze laskawe skladki uprasza
" imieniu zarzadu
Frdnciszek Drozni0kie.oicz, sekr.
o4l - 9th Ave. Milwaukee, Wis.
DOz6r KOseIOla ParanI sw. TrSt.
cy " Chicago
zspsasza wsEystkich parafsn, atsby
prEybyh " celu waAnyoh nsrad, dnia
20 Maja r. b. [w sobCts] godzinie u
wieczorsm do plsbanii przy kosciele sw.
Tt6icy. q szacunkiem
Piotr Bihkotoski, prezydeut.
CHICAGO, d. ID Msja 1893.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17

Nastepujscy czionkowie przy!eci 10
stall do zwiazku Mar, Pol:
lOs7O Lukasik Francisaek grupa les
1O87l Kicihski Mikolsj 168
1882 Valley Stanislaw l68
1OS78 Zibert Jakob ITO
1854 Mohsupt St. n
10875 Michalak Wojciech So
10876 Bsuaszyhski Piotr 179
10877 M 'ch n Durski 208
10S78 Alfons Tokarski 6. 208
10879 Jozef Graegorzewski POS
10880 Wswrzyniec Misiak I" 1l9
1088l Krsjswski Jczsf ll9
2 rozporzadzenia Rzadu Centralnego
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17

8. =. Adalia Satalecki, bedac
csioAkiem komitetu ,,Protestu
traktatu z Rosya" pojedsie do
SprihE field, stolicy Stanu Illinois,
aseby tam Senatowi, legislature
! Gubernatorowi wrecsyli Protest.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17

2 rozporzadzenia Rzadu Centralnego
A,atoni Md4Sek, Sekr. Jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17
Bl6rO Rxadu Centr. Nv.
Mar. Pol.

CHICAGO, Is Maia 1893.
czlonkowie przyleci 70
,wiazku Mar. Pol.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-17

Frdnciszek Drozniakies0icz, sekr.
4l - 9th Ave. Milwaukee, Wis.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-24

rhe pillow consists of couple of bent
pieces of wood, and the plowshare is
also made of wood, except that the
point is tipped with iron very roughly
made. Oxen are used to drag the ployi
mi the harness is equally primitive.
1T rs made of plated grass and fits over
the head of the OK and is connected 10
the pillow by grass rope.
Another peculiar tool is the rice
;cythe. 1t is 4 ''V''-shaped stick IN
one side of which is set u small biad,..
One of the ends is thrown around The
ice, the TUT gathered in one hand,
hen the blade is passed through the
punch. This odd instrument is very
Did Manager Sting says that it was
Used TO cut rice 400 years before Co
iuinbus discovered America.
RoIie of the many articles in the by
room is for sale but all are shown u
huz2c decorations. In II. center 80
The Lamar register., 1893-06-24

The fact that people lost on . ssert
or in forest invariably walk n u cir
Gle is due to slight inequality m the
length OF The les. Careful measure
ments of a series of skeletons have
shown that only l per cent had the
lower limbs clual ia lclgii, thirty
Ave per cent had tie right nab longer
than the l. I. while IN Hlty-lyc per
cent the left Lee was DE Ion ger. The
result of one limb being longer than
the other viii naturally bc that peg
son viii I'M aouse.o. sig t-..c i longer
step with the longer limb, and ,onse-
quently win trend to the right or 10
the left, according as the le.t or right
is longer, unless the teudenf Y to devil
alton is corrected Y ith the eye. The
left leg being mo e frequently The
longer, Us evidenced BIZ measurement
of the skeleton, the inclination should
take place more frequently TO the
right than to the LEFT: ana this conclu-
sion is quite borne out BY observations
made on q number o. persons when
walking b'indfo!dcd Further. on
measurement of the arms. IL is found
that in seventy-tyvo per cent the right
arm is longer than the left; while in
twenty-four PEI cent the lett arm IS
the longer, showing that 4 consider
able majority Of persons are right
The Lamar register., 1893-06-24
the EoYpr OF TO-DAY.
Described by Alfred Miner. Late Under
Secretary for Finance.

"Imagine Il people the most docilc
and good tempered in tho world in
the grip of a religion the most intol-
Grant and fanatical. Imagine this
people and this faith. congenial in
nothing but thoir conservatism. flung
into the naelstrom of European rest
lessness and innovation Imagine 4
country full OF taroulent foreigners.
whom its pol &c cannot arrest excep.
flagrante delicto. whom its courts can
not try excep; for the most insignif-
icant oGenses. Imagine the govern
ment OF this country unable to legis-
late for these foreigners without tho
consent OF dozen distant powers.
most OF them Indifferent and some OF
them ill-disposed.
Imagine it carrying ON its princi-
pal business IN foreign tongue.
which yet i not tho tongun OF the
predominant foreign race Imagine
It struggling to meet the clamorous.
growing needs OF today with
budget vigorously fixed according 20
the minimum requirements Of the
day before yesterday, Imagine tho
decree OF this government liable TO
be set at naughi b. courts Of its own
creation. Iruagin, its policy really
inspired and directed by the envoy
OF q foreign state, who 10 theory is
only one-aud not even tho dozcl--
of large number OF sach cnvCF s.aad
the chief administrative puwcr
Welded by man who. IN theory. is
a mere adviser without executive
functions Yes, Imagine all these
things. and then res.izo that they
are no 'Niizsdo-lii-o invouiion Of
comic opera. no nightmare OF some
constitutional thegriss with = dis
ordered brain bat prcssic. solid fact
an uavaraished picture OF the po-
li:ieal Egypt O. today. lag gland n
Egypt
The Lamar register., 1893-06-24
TIE powER OF TELESCOPES
The Largest Brins thss Noon Nearer to
Us Than Boston Ia


The following careful statement bv
Prof. L. 5. Holden on tho POWER OF the
eve and the telescope, as .hey are con
trasted in actual experience. is OF
special and permanent interest:
II the brightness OF a star seen with
the eve alone is one. with o 2-inch tel
eseoDe il is 100 times rs BRIGHT, with n
finch telescope it Is 400 times as Bright,
s-inch telescope 1t is 1909 times as
bright. l5-inch TELESCOPES 1t IS d-fuc
times as b light, - iueh 1t is s5,tCl
times a. bright. 1c-iueh telescope u q,
81. 100 tines rs bright. That is, stars
car be seen wi h the 3i-inch telescope
which are SO, 90 times faiuter than the
faintest stars visible to the naked eye.
While the msgnlfying power winch
can be successfully used on the 5-t'leh
tc cscore S not above 400, the &C. nch
telescope viii permit rnarnifyin2
DC yver Of more than 5000 diameters on
suitable objects, stars. for example
This power cannot be used on the
moon and planets with real advantage
for many reasons, but probably a
power OF .O0J or 500 viii b. the MAJ
imum, The moon viii thus appear
under the same coasiJi ms as u IL were
to be viewed By the naked eve n a DIS
lance OF. sav. -nO miles Tbs Is the
same a sewing that objects auout a0t
feet square can be recognized q that
no village or great canal or even large
edidcc can be builE on the n lpn VITA
ont our knowledge. iiighty organ
lied life on the moon VIII make Itself
known in this Indirect way u IL exists
If one we-c looking at the earth under
the same conditions the great woriS.
of hydraulic mining or the create
tions of Dakota fnrms or California
ranches would be o5vious.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-24

two umbrellas for the joss. Thc~ are
most gaudy and hand embroidered
with lit:ie nil rors sat in The pattern
in the middle OF the room is the dragon
of nina. Ii is thi,ty-si,s feet long and
p,oun;eh on a PEDESTAL The eyes are
l..rfse mirrors and the scales arc made
II lurn isiicsi brass. When the build
ing was opened to the paoi,u the most
e-nensiEe na< ON The g.Ouncs w@s rn-
furled 1t IS the dragon dag hand IN,
broidered in silk. IL cost $500 aud
Us designed for the Emperor after the
expo siiion closes
The Lamar register., 1893-06-24

worth 81, 600 Footli-hts are tabop,d
by the celestials, and this great chan
delier, lighted by electricity, forms the
only illumination for the home OF the
Chinese Thespians. The wcr,s of in
stallation IN the Chinese building mas
been completed. The first foor is
given up to shops and the restaurants.
Back of this Is the theajer, and an os-
pes;ally good company has been en-
gagged to play n star engagement Cur
ing the Exposition. The play is an
historical one of the continued in our
next order. The first chapter was
given when the theater opened, and
the manager hopes. if his actors do
not strike, to be able to finish the play
before the Exposition closes by giving
two performances day. On the sec
ond floor is museum of modern Chi
nese articles. Josses in many shapes
stand in a row at the upper end Some
of them are very grote sque, and all
have finger nails two inches long. The
chief joss sits in the center and is clad
in hand-embroiderel robes. In front OF
the deities are five ornamental silver
incense urns. These are used in the
joss houses and in the private dwell
ings of the wealthy to perfume the at
mosphere. On very large screen is
an interesting exhibit of the prilni-
tive agricultural implements of ChiHa.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-24
HEALTH is WEALTH

r 4, c. wEzr's SSAvx .xp uHAfS TarArMENf
. enzrAnteot specinc tor y rseas Pro.tf afIo}
CAUSED By the use Of A,o ihoi or titac7 o. Los
fo-sr IN either e inSoluatzry Lo-se. nd np-7
fustorrhoe4 ca used b. ofcr-@Iertim Of IN b al
.eE--hase or osrr-iniuIsene.. Ea-h boz conizi
one noa,hr ue-iiias nj. u. o a bar. or bars
18th st. nenser. Colo
The Lamar register., 1893-06-24

Year by year the gold production Of
the world is increas 2. The results
for 1891 are the lnrgcst on rceor l. In
round numbers The production for FIVE
years was as follows: lssT, 5.O07 900
o.; 1sSS, 5.2j1, 900 OF: 1853, 5,G4I. OOj
o.; 1890, 5.5sG,ocO o.; and 1921, 6,oa3.-
COO OF. In 1855 the Transvaal pro-
duccd only I < Fe- cent of the worlds
yield, but in 1871 the proportion had
rizen 10 13.s per cent. The following
was the production in $500 for the
countries named: United States about
l.5sG.50O o.; Australia, i,i0g, roo OF.
and Russia, 1913, COO o.;
The Lamar register., 1893-06-24

Something of pagoda shape, four
stories high, it stands thirty-tive fee.
in height and six feet square, weighs
/, 400 pounds and carries ll6 lamps u
Is covered with small figures, reIIe'
seHting the different stages of Chinese
theatrical history. The chandelier
was made in Canton and is said to BE-
The Lamar register., 1893-06-24
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced III the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feven
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
,ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-24

handed and leit-leggcd. The inequai-
ity in the length OF the limb is not
confined to either sex or any particular
race, but seems 10 lie universal in all
lespe..ts
The Lamar register., 1893-06-24
CHINA AT CHICAGO.
QUEER EXHIBITS FROM TIE
FLOWERY KiN0D OH.
Tho Great Chinese Dragon and the
Josses of the Various Chinese see:s-
The Oriental Theater and the ruS
Piay--In the Village.

TARTLING coll
ors mark n ehapde-
lier that was hung
in the Chine sc thea
ter at Jackson
Park the other day.
1t is not quite SO
large as the great
electrolicrs in the
NJ u n u + a tur e 5
Building, but what
it lacks in sizo it
makes up in brilli-
ancy OF col or.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-27
ONE AT A TIME,
A Few Weighty suggestions on Killing
Cats.

Few Weighty suggestions on Killing
Cats.
A youngster whose upper lip betrays
signs of the coming soup filter, wants
to know what business will pay him
best That is hard question. If he
is looking for the article that causes
the female equine to get up and hump
herself, and cares not how he obtains
it, he might acquire a considera BILE
quantity by opening a bank and sus-
pending at the proper time; but if he
has not the talent to become first
class thief, he had best select some
legitimate business and stick to it until
he is either called to join the angels or
acquires a competency. 1t is not al
ways the most talented men who sue
coed in life. They can do almost any
thing, and they don't do it, while men
with less talent but more Judgment,
fight it out on their chosen line through
storm and calm and bag the game. The
man who can do one thing well is in
greater demand than the man who can
do almost anything indifferently. Load
your artillery carefully and blaze away
at the same Thomas cat until you fetch
him. Don't cripple him and let him
get away while you are looking for a
flock of felines to fire at
We know a man who is an indifferent
workman at three trades, and has
dabbled in a dozen different lines of
business. He is not worth dollar.
and yet he is ambitious and possessed
of considerable talent He was in too
big hurry to get rich. He scattered
his shot He wanted to bag barn full
of cats at once, and the consequence is
that he is out of cats, while his more
patient neighbors have felines to throw
at the birds. Don't scatter your shot
Texas Siftinvs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-27
Lime In the Orchard.

Lime is an indispensable plant food
for an orchard, for the reason that the
trees contain more lime than any other
mineral matter taken from the soil 1t
is this use of lime that renders lime
stone soil so excellent for fruit trees.
The lime may be applied on the grass
If the orchard is thus covered, and gyp-
sum may be used instead of lime if de-
sired, so far as its immediate effects
are concerned But lime has much
more effect on the land chemically,
and indirectly by its results on the
organic matter of the soil, as well as
on the mineral matter, and thus the
actual lime is better than the sulphate
Ten bushels per acre, given at inter-
walls of four or five years, have been
found better than larger application
at longer intervals. Two dollars and
twenty-five cents is an excessive price
for lime, and more than it should cost
for land use: it would be cheaper to
buy wood ashes at twenty-five cents a
bushel. World.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-27

"How did you fall into the cigarette
habit?"
II was on the roof of house one day
and fell to the ground"
~ don't understand"
1T knocked me senseless Pitts.
burgh Dispatch
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-27
The Punishment Fits the Crime.

ne Punlshment F1ts the Crime.
Rimer-rve written a poem on the
crinoline.
Trivvet-That's right 1t deserves
iG-Life.