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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-10
READ AND REMEMBER.



A shrnkage in the volume of currency
mas caused more misery than war, famine
ana pestilence and more injustice than all
ahe other bad laws ever enacted. limited
states Monetary Commission.
Inc entire amount of coin in the country
including that in private hands, as well as
,iat IN banking institutions, was INSULT
cleht TO supply the needs of the government
ipt three months. had it been poured into
.ne treasury" Foreign credit we had
none United States supreme court de-
cision, II Wallace, page $40. (speakins Of
the war period)
wish all the money of the nation
Mhetner gold silver, copper or paper was
ISSUED by the government with the simple
promise or the government, and based, not
on the coin or other money, but upon the
drew Jackson.
Lei US found government where there
snaii De no extremely rich men and no alb
Jectiy poor ones. LIST us found a govern
ment upon the intelligence Of the people
ana the equitable distribution OF property.
Let us make laws whsre there shall be no
government partnership with favored class
es. Thomas jefferson.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-10

observe the trick that has been played
upon us, by the Plutocracy, in contin-
ing our period of legislation to one
! month and half, or As days, in a
year, or 80 days in two years, on the pre-
tence of economy' We save $4,000, a
year, in law-making, and we mal-ad-
minister $3,321 ,O7S.53!! We save at the
spigot and waste at the bung. We
plug up a gimlet hole and knock out
the head of the barrel. The governors
microscopic mind sees the extra clerk
hire; but the robberies of the pine
lands, principally By Republicans, never
were arrested until men who did
not belong to the Republican party
took up the work.
The Governor is claiming great
credit for the pending Investigation
of the Pine Land Frauds which has al
ready placed nearly $4,000 in the
treasury Of the state; has instituted
additional suits for 100000; and has
revealed frauds on the public of mil
lion dollars; all at cost of $4,000. But
the truth is that that whole investiga-
tion was originated by a Peoples Par
ty senator; and after the bill passed
the Senate 1t aoas stolen By q Republican
member from Minneapolis, who disap-
pearcd with it. This was on the last
day CT the session, on which bills could
be passed. 1t looked as if the investi-
CATION was killed; but the Journal
shows that I at once, April Il, 1893, in
troduced new joint resolution, S. f.
No. SIT, explained the situation to the
Senate, had all the rules suspended,
and the bill was read the first. second
and third time and passed at once,
with only one dissenting vote. / got
the Secretary of the Senate to carry it
over to the House; L accompanied
him; posted our friends, Dick Walsh,
Bjorge, and others: prevented the bill
going to committee, and it was pass
ed by the House, with an amendment.
l hurried back to the House and
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-10

moved that the Senate concur in the
| House amendment. Thereupon Sena-
tor Crandall, Republican, moved to
put on another amendment, which
| would have sent it back to the House
| and possibly have defeated it, in the
awful rush ,clamor and pressure Of bust
ness of that last day, hundreds Of
bills being on the Speakers table that
could not be reached and never were
reached); | opposed Crandall's mo-
ton; it was lost: yeas II, nays 80. OF
the II yeas eight rere Republicans and
three were Democra is, not an Alliance
man among them. And thus the inves-
tigation was started. And then the
republican attorney general decided
that it could not proceed, because the
appropriation had not been made by
"a BILL" while it auas bill, Is. T. SD.
1t is true that Governor Nelson
helped US to get past that obstruction
but the obstruction was made in
his own official Republican family;
and he knew very well that If we had
not got past it the Republican party
could have shut up shop in Minnesota
forever.
say nothing Of the Coal Combine
Investigation, the State Elevator,
and many ether measures of 1893. in
which Popublists took prominent
part; and which were interfered
with, if not defeated, by Republican
officials, executive and judicial.
The truth is, and every man in Min
nesota knows it, that the Alliance
and Peoples Party have been the mo-
tive power and Indictment to every
effort for legitimate reform, during
the past fifteen years; and the
stronger they grew the more they
have been able to do. We make no
pers onal fight on Governor Nelson.
but il the people want the abuses un.
der which they suffer abated they will
vote for the Peoples Party, especially
the legislative ticket, and give it a
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-10

Cases where brides were offered but
not accepted; or where, il accepted,
the party bribed claims that he voted
for DOnnellY.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-10
Keep Your PAPERS.

We would suggest to our subscribers
to keep their copies Of the REPREsEN-
TATIvE, and have them bound at the
end of the year. They will contain a
be invaluable. Don't waste so good
paper as this.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-10
TAKE NOTICE.

The REPRESENTATIVE wants the
correct name and postoffice address Of
every Peoples party candidate for the
legislature and for county offices in
this state at once. Please send
them in.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-10

chance to help them. Certainly they
need change. Their condition can
not be made worse than it is. Will
they help us? We believe they will.
They are not fools. They are not 60
ing to vote longer to help the robbers
W no are plundering them. I'D.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-10-10

UIIe UONeIHOT UIll, was Ol SFodU
benefit to the farmers. We would
like to know where that benefit comes
in. We do not know that several off,
GERS of farmers warehouse-companies
have complained, through the col
umns of this paper, that this law
compelled them to shut up their build
ings, and left the people more COM
pletely than ever at the mercy of the
Elevator Combine.
And the Governor says that the ex-
penditures of the Legislature, in 1891,
for legislative expenses, officers, etc,
were very much tgreater than in 1898.
Suppose they wore. THE whole cost OF
the Legislature Of 1891, was 1892, 953. 50;
and this divided between two years,
under our biennial system, amounted
to but $50, 47676per, annum; while the
cost of the Judicial Department was
$128.O00; the Executive Department
$S3, 600 per year; the State University
$l66,OoO per year; the four hospitals
for the insane and feeble minded.
Chat means the old parties), cost us
$401, s4151 in 1891. and the Reform
School cost us $3.50, 255.84!! The truth
is, the cost of the Legislature is a
mere bagatelle:-about five cents a
year per capita. The whole process of
self government,-the law.making
part-costs us half as much as the
street Migrants of st. Paul and Min
neapols! And yet our governor would
seek to distract attention from the
great issues, involving millions of dol
lars, and the prosperity of the whole
people, by an outcry abouta few extra
clerks and doorkeepers. 1t is not
worthy OF him.
And by the way, we desire our
friends, while noting how small part
Of our total state revenue, OF 1921
O7S 50, Gin 1909, is taken to pay the
expenses OF our legislative biennial scs-
sion, equal to $50. 41G76 per year, to
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06
SW. Q
BISKUP.
6 Grudnid.

Ma}o kto re swietych
uzywa tax rozg}osnej s}awy
w Kosciele katolickim Cd lat
1900, 'jak swiety biskup Mike
laj. Tysiace koscio}ow wysta-
wiono pod jego w~ezwaniem,
niepoliczone o}tarze, choragwie
i sztandary zdobia jego obraz,
wszystkie jezyki opiewaja
chwa}e jego, ma ladzie
Il ma morzu Wzywaja lego
'pomocy.
Urodzil sic W miescie
Patarze, w Licyi. Rodzice
.jego nalezeli do jednego I
ma ~znakomitszych rod6w i
sEyne1i Z bogactw i pobozno-
Sci. ale poniewaz Bog i'm ME:
da} }aski ~potomstwa, posciIi,
czynili obhte %jaEmuzny i
modlili sic ze }zami, azebylm
zes}a} te pocieche, lubo iuz
byli dose podesz}ym; W wieku.
Wys1ucha} Wszechmocny ich
mellow i da} i'm syna, kt6ry
luz w pierwszych dniach swego
zycia wstrzymywa} sic CO
srode i piatek Cd pokarmu al
do samego wieczora. lego
poboznego zwyczaju p~rzestrze-
ga} al do kolica zywota.
Pod kierunkiem wuja, bisku.
pa Myry, ksztalci} sic uzdol-
niony ch}opczyk wyg6rowal
po mad wszystkimi wsp6f-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06
Ia -ra-ra, bum bum!

ZGoDA Z dnia Fl Listopada
zachwa]ajac skarb szwajcarski
jake szczyt piracy patryotycz-
nel, tax do narodowcow sic
odzywa:
Me dajcie sic obafamucac pu-
stym s}owom -lecz pamietajcie, re
GO Polska ma, e jawnie szczy-
cid sic moze, 4 wyjatkiem nielicznej
emigracyi europejskiej to ma
Was bracia zwiazkowi - i ma Was
liczy! Wy JIG reprezentowac muscle
i powinniscie!
Polska liczy ma Zwiazek
Narodowy?! Polska sieszczyci
narodowcami i ich, ma sic
rozumieG, organem ,,ZGoDa?!
Pan Jab}ohski albo sic ME
wyspa} pred napisaniem
powyzszych niedorzecznosci,
albo sni mu sic ma jawie,
albo ME by} wytrzezwia}, albo
- oszalal. Polska liczy ma
Zwiazek?! Trzymajcie dech,
narody, DO skoro Z najetego
alkierza 574 Noble utica
redaktor og}osi siarczyste
przedsiewziecia naszych maj
serdecznlejszych, zgina wszy-
stkie kacapiska Z swemi
pch}ami. Ma innem m%iejscu
pan Jab}ohski dodaje:
my narodowcy brohmy czynnie
sprawy naszej - a ksieza MECH sic
modla "a Polske. TAX kazdy zrobi
swoje.
Macie, Wielebni Ojcowie,
kt6rzyscie patryotyzm zwiaz-
kowy Z b}ota wyciagneli =
nagrody! Mledzy dziady Z
Wami, kaze pan Jab}onski.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06

dry r. 345a $50, liczac lat 65.
Skoro tylko zgas}, zaczeto
mu oddawaG czesG nalezna
Swietym Pahskim. z cia}a
jego wytrysna} wonny olej,
kt6ry przywr6ci} zdrowie vie
lu chorym. Swiety papiez
Grzeg6rz Wielki wyznaczajac
w Rzymie koscio}y stacyjne,
zaliczy} do mich take kosci6}
sw. Miko}aja in carcere
wv wiezieniu, W kt6rym sic
|jeszcze dzisiaj odbywa nabo,
zehstwo W niedziele passyjna.
w roku 1857 przeniesiono
zw}oki jego do Bari, wv
W}oszech nizszych,) dokad /
teraz liczne odbywaja sic
pielgrzymki. Jeszcze i teraz
saczy re swietych kosci BAL
samiczny olej i dzieja sic tam
rozliczne cuda.
w obrazach / innych wize-
runkach wystawiany bywa
swiety Miko}aj W biskupich
szatach, infule i Z pastora}em
W Level rece trzyma evan
gelia sw. Z trzema z}otem:
jab}kami. Kslega ewangeli
wyobraza jego gorliwost oko}c
utrzymania czystosci sw
nauki Jezusa, a try z}ote
jab}ka owa trojaka ja}muzne,
przez kt6ra wydar} ten Swiety
try dziewice rozpuscie i po-
hahbieniu; tie try jab}ks
przedstawiaG take W og6le
moga jego niepoliczone dobre
uczynki, kt6re wykonywa} al
do smierci.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06
PREIENT
esya "a 10 ORa emd0w n dofua
HsfaracycHa.

Abonentom, oplacaiacym
abonament Z do1u, wfasclwie
wcale prezent sic ME nalezy.
Mimo to. re wzgledu ma
ciagnace sic Cd blisko dw6ch
lat ciezkie easy, danny
kazdemu, ktory nam zap}aci
przynajmniej diva dolary "a
leg}ego abonamentu, haste
pujace ksiazki W podarunku:
y K NJ aryan-
S k j ma rok Pahski 1895.
p W eso1y Wlerszole e.
a.: Powinszowania ma wszelkie
przvgody, Zaprosiny ma wesele
pioseneczki weselne-z obrazkamj.
81 PrzygodY Lork a. =
C,ekawe opow1adan1e z czas6w
Plastowskich.
L. J2eI abonept zo2niejsco-
10Y, zap2dociwszy 2 dolary zuleq2egc
ab0nonoentu, praqnee dosta6 codo
vlero wys2c2eg6lnlony prezent
poWl1uen yo2em z ubouonaentem
nades7oG 5 centou ua przese2k@
pocztowq. Moczej wcole Cd nos
po0orunku ME dosto,ue.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06

w Zwiazku Jest oko}o 6ooc

w Zwiazku jest oko}o 5000
cz}onkow, przewaznie bied~
nych polskich ch}opk6w.
Reszta zbankrutowane }ykl Z
mast i miasteczek, troszke
narwanej inteligencyi Z mai
nizszych k]as gimnazyalnych.
troszke zyd6w, z}odzieji /
podobnej ho}oty. Szumowiny
rzadza ch}opskq poczciwoScia.
Trudno, bardzo trudno
biednym polskim ch}opkom
zwiazkowym W tych ciezkich
czasach podatek ~posmlertny
op}acaG. A po "a tym Podat-
klein ca}y patryotyzm zwiaz-
kowego chlopka zwykle sic
kohczy. I ma mocy takiej
nagiej publicznej i swietej
prawdy osmiela sic ZGoDA
trabic pc swiecie, jakoby
Polska, jakkolwiek w niewoli,
ma Zwiazek liczy}a?!
Panic Jab}ohski! Jezeli
wsp6lna nasza matka Polska
zacznie ma Was, narodow-
COW, liczyG, lepiejby by}o,
zeby ia Z CORY IA zawsze
pochowano, a Was, zasolo-
nych inaszpikowanych, pos}a-
no ma przysz}q wystawe
lwowska - Z }aski Car6w lub
Kaiser0w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06
NaSZ PreZent
GWiazdkoWy
wart %przeszlo $l.00.
(kt6ry dawaG bedziemy tylko
do Nowego 70 ku).

Kazdy nowy abonent,
ktory teraz naprz6d zapEacl
ca}oroczny abonament, W
kwocie $500, dostanie Cd mas
w podarunku "a dolara / 70
cen tow ksiazek Z pomledzy
nizej podanego splsu. lakl
sam podarunek danny kazaemu
staremu abonentowl. ktory
reraz ca}y rok naprz6d gazette
rlasza cplacl, Wszelako maj,
mniei do Grudnia 1895 r.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06
prezentu ME dosta-
ME.
HA a1emdArR aAarmO.

Kazdy abonent KotozakG
moze teraz darmo cd mas
dostaG Kalendarz Maryahski
ma up}ywajacy rok 1854 = Z
dwoma luznemi obrazami.
Potrzebuje tylko przes}ac pod
adresem Redakcyi Katozako 4
Gently w znaczkach pocztowych
Ca przese}ke poczta.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06

wlecej W poboznosci, umar-
twieniu, czystosci obyczajow
i pokornej skromnosci.
Ia zgoda rodzic6w wybra}
sobie stan duchowny. Dowody
bohaterskiej o6arnosci z}ozy}
oko}o roku 900. gdy straszna
zaraza zabiera}a ofar Gale
tysiace. Krwawi}o sic jego
SERGE ma widok przerazaja ace
kleski; smuci} sic re smucace-
mi, pomaga}, pociesza}, przy-
nosi} ulge wed}ug moznosci.
Zaraza pozbawi}a go OLGA i
matki.
Wielki spadek pc rodzicach
be- namys}u rozdzieli} pomie-
dry ubogich. Zas}yne}a mia
nowicie jego szczodrobliwosG
W pewnym przypadku, gdy
szlachecka rodzine ocali} cd
popadniecia W nedze cielesna
i duchowa. Try doros}e c6rki
ME zdo}a}y zaspokoi6 potrzeb
OLGA zuboza}ego, ten zas by}
zbyt dumnym, ably znizy6 sic
do zebraniny. Juz by} sic
zdecydowa} kupczy6 wd2ieka-
mi i uroda c6rek, gdy Miko}aj
IA szczeScie o-tem strasznem
zgorszeniu poslysza}. Przy-
bieg}szy niezw}ocznie, wreczy}
kazdej z panien wysoka kwote
posagowa, dopom6g1 i'm do
zamazp6j5cia i ocali} je Cd
ponizenia. Try siostry paddy
mt do n6g / zrosi}y je }zami
wdziecznosci.
Goraca poboznosG / nabo-
zehstwo do Meki Pahskiej
spowodowa}o go do przedsie-
wziecia pielgrzymki do Zero.
zolirny. Podczas przeprawy
do Palestyny powsta}a sroga
burza. Ba}wany mlata}y stat
klein, jak 1upina orzechewa,
rzucajac go to pod gore, to W
g}ebia. Zguba zdawaEa sic
nieuchronna. Majtkowie bia-
dali W smiertelnym przestra-
chu b}agali Miko}aja,
spogladajacego ma zachmurzo-
ne niebo, ably prosi{ Boga O
ratunek. Me zawiod}o ich
po}ozone W MIN zaufanie;
wzburzone fale uspokoi}y sic,
okret ocala1. Odtad uchodzi
Miko}aj "a patrona zeglarzy.
Pc odbyciu pielgrzymki
zateskni}o SERGE jego, rozmi}o-
wane W Chrystusie, do sa-
motnosci / oddalonego kla-
sztoru, ably tam zyG umierac
W Bogu.Ale ~objawienieBozk
kaza}o mu wrociG do Myry,
gdzie by} tymczasem umar}
biskup czyniono przygotowa-
MIA do wyboru nastepcy.
Duchowiehstwo / lud modli}
sic o szczesliwy wyb6r.
Poniewaz wyborcy ME mogli
sic zgodzi6, postanowili zdac
sprawe ma traf losu i osadzic
tego ma tronie biskupim, kto
nazajutrz najrychlej
do koscio}a. Przypadek zdarzy}.
re wracajacy pod6wczas Z
pielgrzymki Miko}aj wed}ug
swego zwyczaju rano rych}o
pospieszy} do koscio}a, ably
podziekowaG Bogu "a szczesli-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06

w tenn Wydarzenlu Wldoczny
palec Boy, a Miko}aj mimo
niecheci i uporu musia} osies6
ma stolicy biskupiej. Miko-
}aju," westchna} w pokorze,
,godnosG ia wymaga swiato-
bliwszego, niz tw6j, zywota,
s}owa tive wtedy tylko g}6d
twej trzody zaspokoja, jeSli
i'm przyswiecaG bedziesz wszel-
kich en6t przyk}adem."
Odlad podwoi} posty, GU
wanna nocne, dzie}a pokuty i
modify; dochody jego ME
starczy}y ma wspieranie zebra
k6w i ub6ztwa; sam 'przeto
liberal ola mich ja}muzny i
pozycza} potrzebne ola siebie
sprzety i ksjegi. Kazania jego
s}yne}y Z wymowy a sw.
Chryzostom Shawl go jake
najpiekniejszy wz6r .pokory.
We wszystkich ~sprawach
duszpasterstwa zasiega} rady
ludzi madrych, nakazywa} cze-
ste synody kaza} duchownym
donosic o wszystkich wazniej-
szych wypadkach zachodzq-
cych W rozleg}ej dyecezyi,
chess BOWEN 0 wszystkiem
wiedzieG, wszystko mice ma
oku. Liczne by}y cuda, jake
zdzia}a} W czasie drozyzny,
srogich nawa}nic, u chorych /
opetanych, navel W jak maj
wiekszem oddaleniu. Eusta-
chiusz, chciwy namiestnik,
skaza} by} ma smiert kilku
kupc6w, jedynie ola tego, ably
sic ich majatkiem zbogcait.
]Juz stall ma rusztowaniu, juz
b}yszcza} NIECE mad ich g}owa-
mi. w ten ukaza1 sic Miko}aj,
wydar} mordercze zelazo Z rak
oprawcy, zgani} Eustachyu-
szowi ostro ~niesprawiedliwosG
Ii ocali} niewinnych>
w podr6zy do Nicei
wskrzesi} trzech m{odziehcow,
ktorych p%otajemnie zamordo-
wano i wrzucono w beczke.
S1awa jego rozesz}a sic pc
ca}ym Swiecie chrzescijahskim,
a czesG jego by}a tax po.
wszechna, re w czasle pre-
sladowah pod rzadem Dyokle-
|cyana sedziowie poga6scy ME
SMELL go skaza6 ma smier6 "a
to, re by} pra]wowiernym i
|gorliwym katolikiem, lecz
poprzestali ma wygnaniu go Z
miasta. Gdy wstapi} ma tron
Konstantyn, Miko}aj wr6ci},
zjedna} wielu pogan ola
Chrystusa, i zamienll lch
pogahskie b6znice ma ko5cio}y.
Ma powszechnym soborze W
Nicei r. 325 naleza} do
biskup6w, kt6rzy nosili ma
sobie Shady p~oniewierek /
|plag wycierpianych "a wiare, i
odznacza} sic nauka i taxa
stanowczoscia, ze mawiano o
MIN, IL sam Chrystus przez
niego upokorzy} dune i
zarozumia}osc Aryusza.Z acho-
rowawszy lekko, %ujrza} otwarte
niebo i anio}6w PREY sobie,
gotowych przeniesG.jego dusze
do stop przedwiecznego. u
mari dnia 6 Grudnia pomie-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06
aEsE@ R6ssazeM jake
na prezent
OfiarsNFe.

y OBRAZKOWY KALEN
DARE MARYANSKIna rokaS95
z dwon1a lu4nemi k~oloroweD7i
obraxan1i, Z At6rych jede:s prseasto
eeia Kosciuszhe, q drwgi Pzenaj-
Eaoietszq rodzine. Cena 25 G,
y WEsOhY W1ERSZOKLE.
IA. Powinszow0na0 ma wsseI%1e
przygody ! =aprosiny no wesete z
u5elu obruSk0n1i SU G.
- PRzYGODY LORKA.
Cyeko,oe opowiadonie { cansdw sre7
daiowieczaych ~ Polsce 10 c.
A. PROROCTWO MICHAL-
EY, Krjlo~ej re sa56y, ID Sy6iM
s. skOWICzEK. zdiGr pol
shich piosneh hdo0ych I'D c.
81 Zyd vieczny tufac% 10 c.
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no . c.
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Zabawna powiesG wler<zem 20 G.
Szanowni Abonenci niechaj
racza W liscie, w kt0rym
przeselaiq pieniadze, wyszcze-
/ g6lnit tytu1y ksiazek, jake
prayna dostaG, wybieraj &C TAX,
ably wartosG pozadanych ksla-
! EEK ME przewyzsza{a lednego
\ dolara i dziesieciu cent6w.
!, - Innych ksiazeczek, ]ak
Il nowyzei MISCONCEPTIONS. W
ezencie ME dalemy.
L. kto, p1acac "a Koio-
uho naprz6d, sam soble z
powyzszego spisu ksiazek "a
Is1.1o ME wybierze, temu
poslemy W podarunku pier"-
-Eszych T ksiqzek W tym splsle
1 reklamowanVch, niby ll1eram1
Ioisanemi, Z tlustemi cyframl
Iprzy Genie.
s5 kto ma ca}y rok ma
orzod zaplaci "a Katozihu, ten
IA przeselke prezentu ami centa
ham nadeslaG ME potrzebuJe.
orzes}any mu bedzie pocztq
rankoWany t. j. bezp{a-
nie, w dom.
R Kto teraz
tylko Jedneg;o doIara
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-18
SPRINGTIME BLOOM.


THE peach was at one time poison
Gus almond. It's fruity parts were used
to poison arrows, and for that purpose
was introduced into Persia. -
THE "Holy Ghost Plant" product
of Mexico, Central and South America,
is so called because of the shape of the
flower, which has the appearance of a
dove with expanded wings. .-. .t.
OF the 1920 kinds of flowers growing
in Europe only 400 are odoriferous. Less
than one-ffth of the white kinds
which number 1,194-are fragrant, n
of the 951 yellow kinds, "a of the 1913
red kinds, 81 of the 594 blue kinds, IS
of the 3OS violet-blue kinds and % of
the $40 kinds with combined colors.
THE night-blooming cactus is one of
the most easily manageable of sub
tropical plants, and one of the most
marvellous and beautiful that amateurs
can cultivate. It grows easily from a
single small leaf, and usually blooms
III the third year. AS it becomes older
It's blossoms increase in number, and
sometimes q single large plant has two
or three of those great mysterious
blossoms coming to their short-lived
maturity in a single night. ' ..