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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
L:sty do KATOLIKA.

Cd Abonenta Cleve-
l a d: - M6wi}em z Najprzewie-
lebniejszym ks. Biskupem Horst
manem wzgledem waszej gazety.
Pochlebnie wyraza} sic o KAroL1KU
i ubolewa}, re powazono sic krzyw~
dzic tax dzielna gazette ma zjezdzie
katolickim W jego biskupiej stolicy.
Cd Ignacego Jazw..
W Chicago:-Psie g}osy ME ida pod
niebiosy! - Barzyhscy to ME Bis
kupi. - Czesc KAToL1Kow1, re
przeklinaja 60 ci, co dajq ludowi
katolickiemu zgorszenie, a b4ogo-
s}awia 60 swiatobliwi biskupi!
Cd A tiszpicla z Sagi-
nav: - Me trzeba zwazaG ma szaj-
str6w Wickowych, lecz smia}em
sumieniem czytac KAToLlKA winon-
skiego.
Cd Xiedza Milwaukee,:
- Szanowny Redaktorze!- - Bravo!
zes ty wyklq} zuchwa4ych Zmart-
wychwstahc6w W otwartym liscie
do Observation-Disclosures Biskupa
Horstmana. - Wet! "a wet! - To-
baczymy, czyja klatew wiecej po-
skutkuje... Icek robi duzy rwetes!...
Al wall.
ZBrem Tex, cd cz4on-
ka ZjednoczeEia P. R. X. p. o. B.
S. J. / kasy posmiertnej:
,,Ubolewam mad ohydna uchwa-
}2 wzgledem KAToL1KA, powzieta
przez kropidlarzy ma sejmie W Gle
veland, "a przyczyna msciwego O.
Wincentego Bazyhskiego. Wien,
re bardzo ma}o cz}onk6w Zjedno-
czenia zast6suje sic do spe}niania ma
sprawiedliwym KAToL1KU zbrodni
morderstwa. = ia przynajmniej
odmawiam W tym wzgledzie wszel-
kiego pos}uszehstwa."
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

Wydawcy !, ,Katoli-
ka" teraz bardziej
pieniadze potrzebDe,
niz kiedykolwiek, to
tez wcale ME mySll
starych d}uznik6w ga
zety traktowac przez
rekawiczki. Szczeg6l-
ME ostro wezmlemy
sic do tYch, kt6rzy
winni nam juz przesz-
10 $3.50. Takim Ia
pominalsklm publicz-
ME przYpominad sic
bedziemY dop6ty, do
p6ki ME zap}aca nam,
co sic nam Cd mich
nalezy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
MAST AGENCI:

Upowaznieni SO do kolektowa-
MIA abonamentu KAToL1KA nastepu-
iacy nasi agenci miejscowi:
LA SALE: p. Fr. era jews k i,
w4asciciel ksiegarni.
BAY CITY:p. A | e X. n i e d z l.
SIX i.
pulaski I WARSZAWA W Da-
kocie: T e O fl D d ow k /.
WILNO:p. J u | III 81 Zacze k.
AGENTEM MA GAIA NEBRA-
SKE jest M i c h al NJ n dy k z
Dannevirke.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
fska R0kmaitesek,

Tska Ro1maitesei.
4 G}osny projekt Ligi chica-
goskiej, protegowany przez
niemniej g}osnych ludzi, ba,
nawet olbrzym6w moralnych,
oczywiscie mimo kumoter-
silva wiecowego krasom6wcy,
wJs:stydzi sic lub boi swiat}a
dziennego. Me debatowano
mad MIN ami ma Sejmie Zjed-
noczenia, ami ma posiedzeniu
kap}an6w, lubo tn i tam,
przewage mieli olbrzymi.
Czemu? KAToL1KA sic boja,
ktory, jak wiecie, Cd samego
poczatku luterska wiare Lidze
Wytyka1. Pozna{ sic ma tenn
przebieg}y menazer i posta-
nowi} W nocy, jak zyd okowi
te, Lige do innych kolonii
..szwarcowaG".
Te szwarcowniki" W sta
rym kraju czasem dobre
interesa robili, ale czasem tez
i karkiem na}ozyli!
Z bardzo powaznego i
wiarogodnego zr6d}a dowia-
dujemy sic, jako komisya
Szkolna katolicka ola Dye
cqzyi Detroit doreczy}aPrzew.
lfatce pr6wincya4ce Si6str
Felicyanek III tt m a m
wzgledem dalszej egzystencyi
Si6str W parahalnych polskich
szko}ach tejze dyecezyi. RE-
czony urzedowy document
miedzy innemi powiada, ze
polskie szko}y W ca}e] dye
cezyi stoja nietylko najnizej,
lecz ze og6lny postep W
naukach jest mniejjak mierny,
/ ko6czy ostrzezeniem, re jezeli
W przeciagu biezacego roku
W rzeczonych szko}ach rezul-
taty ME beda bardziej zada-
walniajjace Siostrzyczki
dostana | a uf pass.
Jestto troche "a p6zno, lecz
zawsze lepiej jak nigdy.
Uderzy6 W st6}, a nozyce
sic odezwia. - Niechaj tylko
sprawiedliwa polska gazeta W
Ameryce podrazni jakiego
z}odzieja, zaraz wszystkie
gazety, redagowane przez
z}odziejji, ujada6 ma MIA zaczna
i obsypywaG najszkaradniej-
szemi obelgami niesolidarizu-
jacego sic niemi redaktora =
a nawet ca}a jego familia. =
Dowie sic wiele snadniej o
rozmaitych swoich z}osciach,
niz gdyby sic O jaki publiczny
urzad stara}.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

redagowana przez wielebnych
ksiezy R. Austa FIR. Hodura.
Prenumerata dolary rocznie.
= ZapisywaG sobie pod adre-
sem: TYGoDN1K ScRANToNsK1,
1922 Prospect avenue, Scran-
ton, Pa.
w BUFFALO, N. Y,
pojawi}a sic codopiero trzecia
polska gazeta, pod tytu}em
REFoRMA. Programem jest
wojna Z demokratami i
ze Sliszem. Redaktorem jeJ
jest P. Karwowski, dawniejszy
kolonizator w Texas,a a p6zniej
t}umacz w Castle Garden.
SHAMOKIN, Pa. -Tutej-
sze pismo ), ,,Przyjaciel' pre-
szed}szy ma w}asnost P. c. Ko~
morowskiego, zmieni}o tytu} i
odtad nazywa sic PoLskA I
LITWA.
DETROIT, Mich. = Z
Rzymu powr6ci} dawniejszy
uczeh tutejszego seminaryum
ks. Miller, ze stopniem
licencyata sw. Teologii.
S}ucha} sw. teologi W uniwer~
sytecie Gregoriahskim.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
! NIW P0LSkICK
w AMERYCE.
Z BREMOND. Tex, pr

Z BREMOND. Tex, pro-
testujq, jakoby tantejszy
farmer J6zef Bartula by} ma
sejmie heretyckim wCleveland
jako delegat odszczepie6c6w.
Zgraja ia, z kilku niedowiar-
k6w z}ozona, znajduje sic
obecoie W op}akanym stanie
fnansowym. Herszt jej ca}emi
dniami, stojac pred swoim
salonem z tabakierka W reku,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
MAJ dobry czy z}y?

,,Biada temu, kto bierze
ciezar na ramona, a ME do
niesie go II kto przyrzeka a
ME dotrzyma, kto ufnosc po-
zyska zdradzi, kto slubuje
mi}osG uczciwost, a ME
dotrzyma przysiegi."
,,Wiec wielkich ME chodzi,
DO wielkich Bog daje,
Ale wielka juz bieda,
gdy dobrych ME stale
POL.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

przechodni6w czestuje i wabi
= lecz niestety - Mkt ME
chce wchodzic!
Kochani bracia dobrzy
ludzie! Dobrze robicie, odsu-
wajac sic Cd tych niedowiar-
k6w. Dajecie i'm przez to
poznaG, re juz "a daleko
posuneli sic W swojej bez-
boznoSci.
w JUTRZENKE jakby
piorun trzas}, po pojawieniu
sic W niej hyclowskiej kore-
spondencyi, szarpiacej honor
godnego polskiego kap}ana,
tudziez redaktora KAToL1KA
oraz niewinnej Polk, nleska-
zitelnego imienia. Podpisany
W owym piekielnym organic
wydawca, jak podrazniony
baw6}, wpad} do Redakcyi /
chcia1 obic rewolwcrowego
redaktora, ze go narazi} ma
process / sromote, lecz ten
haniebnie czmychna}. Uda}
sic potem wydawca do klecha
Ko}aszewskiego tam narobi}
tyle ha}asu, ze az policya
zbieg}a sic pred domen.
Koniec kohcem starry pozorny
zarzad poszed} W rozsypke, a
utwofzy} sic, ola zamydlenia
pub1icznoSci oczu, niby nowy,
lubo So swiadkowie ma to, ze
w}asciwym wydawca JUrRzEN-
k1 jest Ko}aszewski, kt6ry
Alfonsowi co tydzieh ma te
piekielna bibu}e p}aci 70
dolarow.
Ze strony zb6jecko napad-
nietych ohar rozpoczat juz
przeciwko zbrodniarzom kroki
prawne wielebny ks. Kon-
starty Frydrychowicz Z North
Creeku, Wis. wzywajac trzech
g}6wniejszych macher6w do
odwo}ania tego co O MIN W
JUTRzENcE napisali, gdyz
wszystko jest fa}szem. Gdy
W dw6ch najblizszych hume
rach JUTRzENK1 ME nastapi
odwo}anie, pojedzie do Cleve-
land / wyjmie ma oszczerc6w
try warranty -po MIN uczynl
to samo redaktor wydawca
KAToL1KA, potem wezmle
sic do oprawc6w obrazona
dana. - Zdaje sic, ze wielki
juz czas, koniec po}ozyc
kryminaloej robocie anarchi-
styczno heretyckiej handy
clevelandskiej.
w SOUTH BEND, Ind,
pojawi}a sic polska gazeta,
pod tytu}em ,,Ognisko do
move. Wydawca / redakto-
rem jest P. K. Sawicki, ojciec
s}awnej polskiej emancypan-
tiki, kt6ra wysz}a W Chicago
"a rozwiedzionego pierwsza
zona fotografste Piotrowskie-
goi zyje MIN teraz W naszem
miescie, W niepob}ogos}awlo-
mem przez Koscio} katolicki
malzenstwie.
WIELE CIEKAWYCH
nowin, podawanych wjedrnym
jezyku ludowym, podaje
gazeta polska zygodnik Scraa-
to1sEi;, starannie roztropnie
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

Mezczyzna zostajac mezem,
stale sic opiekunem wybranej
przez siebie kobiety, bierze
ma s1ebie odpowiedzialnos6 "a
to, jak pokieruje zyciem
wsp6lnem i dola przysz}a, on
ma tez W swoim reku moe
uszczeSliwienia swej iowa
i jeSli jest poczciwym
cz}owiekiem, zapewne, ze ky
z Okla zonie swej ME wyciSnie.
Ale, takich MEOW zdaje
sic ME wielu. To. tez ME
wiele szczescia znajduje sic po
domach, ME wiele uSmiech6w
prawdziwej radosci widac po
twarzach, ME wiele tez i
spokoju gosci ma ziemi.
Wiele sic m6wi, pisze i
s}yszy . rozmaitych wadach
zon, o tenn, jak one ME raz
jeden dokucza cz}owiekowi,
jak: gniewem swoim, niecier-
pliwoscia, lub iz}oscia sieja
niezgode W pozyciu wzajem-
nem, ale tez godzi sic teraz
troche o wadach i cnotach
pan6w mellow pogawedzic i
zapytac, czyli zawsze Wsze-
die oni swe powinnosci
dobrze wype}niaja.
Badz co badz, maz jest
g}owa domu, on zak}ada ro-
dzlne, rozpala ognisko zycia
cichego, bierze ma swc ramio-
ma ciezar, przyrzeka niesc go
spokojnie, wytrwale, a wpro-
wadzajac pod sw6j dach
dziewice wybrana, przysiega
lei mi1oSG wiernosG / uczci-
woSc.
w przysiedze tel kryje sic
wicle. Wszystko zawiera sic
W tym slubie zawartym u
stopni o}tarza, ale trzeba
zastanowic sic mad tenn, i
zrozumie6, CO to znaczy bye
mezem.
MAJ bierze dziecko Z pod
opieki rodzic6w, jako ptaszyne
z pod skrzyde} matkii powiada
jej: = bede ci teraz opieka,
ojcem, rodzina, wszystkicm
dla ciebie.
| uczciwy maaz powinien
bye ola zony ojcem, opieku-
mem, obrooai wsparciem we
wszystkich dolegliwosciach.
Lecz So wypadki smutne i
nieszczesne, ze maz zamiast
opieki, mi}oSci troskliwosci
s{odkle], ma W sercu gniew,
z}osc przeklehstwo dla zony.
Me dotrzymujje mic Z tego, CO
obiecywa}, ME daje szcz7$cia
nj zycia cichego, lecz raz po
raz }zy pod powiek wyci-
ska i ezone dreczy bez litosci.
Kraszewski powiedzia}: =
Jesli chcecie mierzyc wartosG
cz}owieka poznaG, lie on jest
wart, uwazajcie, jak on sic
obchodzi istota s1absza cd
siebie = bezbronna. Nigdzie
tax, jak W dreczeniu bezsilnei
osoby, ME uwydatoia sic
nikczemnosc i pod}osc cz}o-
Jesli chcemy poznaG war
tosG cz}owieka, patrzmy jak
on sic obchodzi z zona, istota
s}absza Cd niego, bezbronna.
oddana mu zupe}nie wtedy
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

powiedzmy, czyli jest to
cz}owiek poczciwy, godny
nazwy cz}owicka, czy jest
istota bez litosci i wsp6}czu-
cia.
1lez to razy s}yszy sic i
widzi, jak MAJ zone bije, a
krew sic Selma ma ten widok,
SERGE sic kraje i }zy 6cz
p}yna!.. 1lez to kobiet oczy
swe wyp}aka}o, m}odosc stra-
clio, zdrowie zmarnowa}o przez
takie obejscie sic MEOW
niedobrych? Czemuz ME
ozwie sic g}os jakis "a spra-
wiedliwoscia, czemu Mkt ME
przem6wi i uczuc ME obudzi?
Toz tax obiecywa}eS = czylis
to przysiega}?
M6wisz, iona Wilma, ona
Gle do niecierpliwosci dopro-
wadza. ona drazni ciebie, ME
pracuje tax jak ty, tract co
zarobisz. Ale bicie czyli ci ma
to wszystko pomoze?.. Tys
opiekunem, ojcem, kierowni-
klein swej zony, przem6w do
niej serdecznie, naucz ia, CO
ma robic. badz cierpliwym,
ucz ia przyk}adem swego
zycia, stan sic wzorcm swiete-
go, a ME tyrana i mi}oscia
prostuj co b}edne W jcj zyciu.
Me zaprzeczamy,ze dziecko
kazde domu, z wychowania,
przynosi soba W zycie dali
sze cnoty lub wady. MAJ
albo cieszy sic }ub smuci, gdy
zaczyna poznawaG zone blizej,
ale jezli obaczy, ze to i tamto
zle jest pokierowane. biciem i
przeklehstwem Z ma}ego
z}ego zrobi ogromne ME
szczeScie, dobrocia zas i
roztropnoscia m6g}by zyska6
prawdziwe szczescie.
Czy maz dobry czy z}y, nie
MONA sadzi6 z tego, czyli
daje zonie dose pieniedzy,
pozwala jej robic co tylko
chce jak to powiadaja, przez
palce ma wszystko patrzy.
Trzeba zaS oceniaG charakter
meza wtedy, jak on zachowuje
sic wobec zony W wypadkach
rozmaitych, jak stara sic ia
poznawaG i naginac ku dobrc-
mu, jedynie przez szlachetne
i poczciwe zawsze postepowa-
ME.
Me sztuka bye dobrym
mezem, gdy sic ma zone
dobra, cierpliwa, }agodna.
pracowita i rozumna, ale bye
dobrym, gdy sic ma kobie-
cine wieloma wadami.
Me dose jest wyszukac
soble ma zone {adna, m{oda
i bogata dziewuszke, ME dose
sprawic wesele huczne, a
potem cieszyt sic gospodar-
stwem i ma zone zawsze gde-
rae, m6wiac, ze baba mic ME
rozumie. Trzeba sobie u}ozyc
plan zycia o szerszym zakresie,
a starac sic tez gorliwie O to,
aby szczescie domowe zadna
k}6toia nj zwada ME by}o
macone.
L Krakowskiego PoLsK1E-
GO LUDU).
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20
Organista.

Redakcva Katozik0 moze
wskazaG wiele1nym Xiezom Do
brodzieiom zdolnego, wyks2ta4co-
nego organlste, wiadajacego jezy-
kami polskim, niem1ecklm i angIel-
skim - rodem Z Baltimore.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-20

WIELE CIEKAWYCH
nowin, podawanych wjedrnym
jezyku ludowym, podaje
gazeta polska 1ygod'i% Scron-
to1skl, starannie roztropnie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-04
s'vs'T!E, WEBSTER I COMPANY
A LITTLE BETTER.
Continued from LIST page.

Augusta, and jobbers at Atlanta are filing
orders more freely, owing to good crop
prospe cts. Nashville, too, announces an
improved outlook. Ckattanoopa's July
trade is reported larger than that for jane,
bat at Birmingham business is quiet and
C Elections are unimproved. Trade has
been slack at New Orleans. bur the boot
aud shoe business is improving and the
manufacturers are busy. Ad,ices from
Galveston and ether p, ints in Texas con-
tirue 10 report improvement.
Wool remains steady at last weeks one
cent advance speculation having been slim
ulated by the difference of opinion as to
the tariff outlook for that staple. Wheat
has advanced, in sympathy with corn, on
increased orders and reports of crop dam
age from abroad, while corn's sharp ad-
vance is partly due to the exaggerated no.
tions Of damage from the drouth. Wheat
exports of the United States and Canada,
both coasts, for the six days ending with
August 3, amount to 1877 900 bushels,
against 5,G22 900 bushels in the week
one year ago. .A
There were 22O business failures in the
United States, this week, against 459 in the
corresponding week year ago, which was
period of extreme unrest in business cir
clcs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-04

assume that Rcjane is woman OF moro
than ordinary ability and promise. Her
acting is marked by sincerity and wide
departure from the time honored tradl-
tions of the Paris conscryatoirc, where she
received her training for the stage.
When recently asked in London If she
had not played an extraordinary variety
of roles, Nine. Rcjanc answered:
Eyes, partly owing to accidental cir
cumstances, and partly, I must admit, in
response to something in my own nature,
which is always tempted by the unknown.
cannot understand an actress who, be-
cause she has been successful In one par
ticular genre, buries herself in the same
kind of part.
And what have been your great rolcs?''
my first success came soon after lett
the conservative in a revival of Augler's
Les Lionnes Pauvrcs, where took tho
part of Scraphinc, u far from pleasing,
but stong character. After that l was
offered the title role of La Glu, the hero
inc of Richepins terrible novel. That was
at the Ambigu. shall always remember
the reading of that play. The theater at
that time belonged to Nine. Sarah Bern
hardt and, in fact, she ultimately coach
cd me for the great dying scene, which Is
the most striking incident in La Glu.' l
was so impressed with the difficulty of the
part that 1 absolutely refused to under
take the role. Richepin folded up his
manuscript and said, smiling, Il will put
the play away until you feel able to play
the part Well, they We're all so kind to
mo that 1 finally changed my mind, and
La Glu has been undoubtedly the chief
artistic triumph of my life, for under
stand" added Nine. Sans Gene thought
fully, ian actress may make many sue
;esses before she achieves an artistic tri-
umph."
From this it will be seen that Nine
Rcjane is not only q greao actress, but a
great student as well. 1t is possible that
Americans may have the pleasure of see
ing and hearing this great artist during
the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-04
A MEDDYBEMPS
SENSATION.
A REMARKABLE RECITAL
OF A REMARKABLE FACT.
Full and Interesting Particularso Of
a Case that Attracted Wide
Attention.
MRS. ADELIkE MUNSoN,
Who Resides In Meddybemps,
Maine,' Declares

For many years past have been afflicted
with general debility, sleeplessness, and
numbness in my hands and feet, caused by
poor circulation and impure blood. Was at
times affected with headache, dizziness, and
severe vomiting, as my food would not d.
gest properly. In later years my nervous
system seemed to give out entirely, and
a general paralytic-like numbness came
over me. / have tried numerous kinds Of
sarsaparillas without obtaining any benefit
from them. They not only proved value
less, but believe actually harmed me; my
stomach could not retain them, and grew
steadily worse.
About year ago, l heard of the Red
Seal Sarsaparilla, that was said TO be pre-
pared by an entirely new and thoroughly
scientific method, whereby certain poison
Gus principle, very harmful to the diges
tive organs, and which is brought out IN
some process, was entirely eliminated.
l found great relief in the first few doses
of the Red Seal Sarsaparilla, and after tax
ing three bottles found myself entirely
cured, and, although "a years of age, feel
stronger and younger today than have Tor
many years past. ,s.-, r.
l believe the Red Seal Sarsaparilla 10
he the best medicine of its kind and strongly
recommend it to all who wish for a speedy
cure. l will cheerfully give full details OF
my case to all who wish for further par
ticulars.
Red Seal Sarsaparilla is for sale every
where. Ask your dealer for bottle. IL
always cures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-04
GREENROOM GOSSIP.

Loie Fuller, who is responsible for the
invention of the serpentine dance
writes from Paris to q friend in New York
that she is not making as much money as
the newspapers would lead her admirers
to suppose.
Ivan Caryll is composing the music to
libretto by NJ. Care, which will be used
as the vehicle for Geraldine Ulmer's MRS
CarylD temperance ON tho stage during
the coming season.
Joseph Cawthorn, the Dutch comedian,
will begin his career as u star with the
opening of the season of 1895 and 1896.
For four years he has been Patti Rosa S
principal comedian and has acquired gen
craI popularity in that connection.
Lydia Thompson has been engaged to
play the character role in 1.-The Idler' I'M
der the direction of Joseph Reynolds
Howard Gould will be seen as the Amer
lean in this production.
Odettc Tyler has novel in preparation
which may cause q small sensation. 1t
will be out in about month.
Miss Lois Arnold, the well known SOU
brettc, who some time ago underwent q
dangerous surgical operation, is sufficient
ly recovered to be ont. For time Miss
Arnold's restoration was doubtful.
Mrs. Mary Scott Rowland of New York
writes from Adelina PATHS Caig-y- Nos
castle in Wales that the great diva has
been seen liz this country for positively
the last time.
Miss Florence Rockwell, aged 16, who
was Thomas W. Kcene's leading lady
when only Is, is believed by her friends
to be a coming Mary Anderson. She may
go to Europe shortly for year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-04
LAND AND WATER TRICYCLE..

cycle would have mono unless linked to
cumbersome system of boat. Ono of the
Attest novelties in this direction is the land
and water tricycle. of Mr.. George Pinkcrt
of Germany.
The machine consists OF a front steering
wheel, which is made of thin steel plates
md is 16 inches wide at the axle, forming
lens shaped, alright vessel of great
buoyancy. The edge of this is fitted with
a concavc metal rim and rubber tire for
running on land, the keel, so to speak, be-
coming the tire. Tho tsgo large propelling
wheels arc composed of a circular tube of
steel plate, forming an alright ring about
feet In diameter, connected with the
nave of the axle by means of steel spokes
md fitted with paddles on either side of
the outer circumference. 1t is like the
paddle wheel of steamboat, having a
solid core running through tho center of
the wheel, to which the paddles are at
tachcdy instead of to the two side rims as
in the steamboat. Outside of the alright
core and attached to it - steel rods, is an
ordinary concavc metal bicycle rim fitted
with hard rubber tire.
In all other respects the tricycle. is an
ordinary one, having the seat over the
axle, between tho two wheels, which are
rather wide apart for the purpose of CIV
ing more stability by tho greater beam.
AT n recent trial in the Munich baths the
speed of over six miles an hour was OBJ
tanned
AS far back as 1882 man named Kunan
of Brussels invented machine which was
well tested in the smooth water of bath,
and was, on the 2Sth of July, ridden across
the English channel by an Englishman
named Terry. Dover was left at a. H.,
and Calais was reached in less than eight
hours, the rider being almost exhausted by
the lecway made by his machine. The
total distance travelled by Terry was esti-
mated to be nearly 80 miles. Tho machine
he rode was a high standing one, the
wheels being so inch, this being before the
day of the low wheeled Safety" and so
the wind had n considerable effect on it
and carried tho rider far ont of his course.
The New York Sun, authority for the fore
going, says that Uncle Sam has not been
behindhand in the matter of water tricy.
Giles, and no less than 10 of various de-
signs have been patented and tried with
more or less success in America Some
arc for smooth water and some for rough
water at sea, the latter being fitted with
boats on the catamaran style.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-04
Trout Fishing In August.

Fresh water fishing is apt to be bit off
this month, but many hard worked man
has to take his holiday now or not at oil.
If one wants trout, he must bear in mind
that the best places during the heated term
are where cold springs run into large
streams or where they bubble up from the
bottom of pond or lake, says Outing. Big
fish congregate wherever they can find the
coolest water. At such times bait is
dcadliest, but flies will sometimes
prove useful. Useful flies for the month
are: August, dun, coaehman, governor
dragon, shad, orange fly, land fly, green
camlet, goslin and royal coachman. Tempt
ing bats are white grubs found in decay
ing logs, worms, fat pork, grasshoppers
and other insects which may be found
about the water. If one happens to find
field or a woodmouse's nest containing
young, one of the youngsters placed upon
the hook may achieve an astonishing re-
suit, for big old trout loves juicy young
mouse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-04
Dixon Whips Three Highwaymen.

Champion George Dixon recently had
an opportunity to display his science upon
a few guileless individuals. Dixon and q
friend were out driving from Boston to
Faulkner, Dixon's home. When the car
rage reached lonely spot on tho road,
three fellows emerged from behind bush
and grabbed hold of Dixon's horse and
began to torment the animal. Dixon told
them in a quiet way to desist, but instead
of stopping the fellows diverted their at
tention to Dixon and began to abuse him
by calling him vile names. Unable to con-
troll his patience and good nature any
longer, the dusky featherweight jumped
out of the vehicle and thrashed the trio.
They went away without learning the
name of the boy whom they had waylaid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-04
TRAVELS A LONG DISTANCE.

Who would have thought that
the Carlsbad Sprudel Springs
can be brought from Europe to
America; and yet you can obtain
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt here at
every drug store, which contains
all the solid constituents of the
water. Best taken when out
door exercise can be had. Do
not be imposed upon by unscrup-
ulous dealers. Insist upon the
genuine imported article.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-04
CYCLING ON THE WATER.
A Three Wheeled Machine For LocOmotlon
and Pleasure at Sea.

The tricycle. to ride on water was the
natural outcome of tho tricycle. for road
riding, which machine made strong bid
for public favor in England when the BIZ
cycle came into general use in 1876. Tho
rather cumbersome three wheeled ma
chine, however. had to give way to the hi
cycle, and it is today practically out of
date s. far as road travelling is concerned,
although there has been quite II splurge
made with it on the water as means of
lccomotion and pleasure. For this purpose
it has many points in its favor where a bi-