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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

W Eu1opie (koniecznle h-.rrzoo) $2.3t
w k i.
Kazdy, kt6ry zjedna Kato9sho
wi trzech nowych abonent6w
przesle nam "a mich caforoczny
abonament, bedzle dostawaf "a
swoja fatyge przez ca4y rok jedep
egzeruplarz Katolika darmo.
Poszukujemy wszedzie skrzet.
aych, rzetelnych agent6w; zas}ugi
,ch ralezycie wYnagrodzimy.
Prezent "a przes}anie ca.{o
eocznego abonamentu dajemy tyjko
tym, kt6rzy naprzdd "a K0zo1ih:,
eap{aca.
Kto odbierze z poorly try
gazety, uwazanym jest "a aborenta j
odpowledzlalnym "a abonamen1.
Kto zmleni adres, p~ow'uieo
aatychmiast podaG wvdawcv Kute
&ka swoj nowy adres.
Ahonentom, kt6rzy wyra5ue
ole odmowia gazetv "a rosrelmc.
&wem listowego ;ub 'noeyo
urzednika poczScwego, KatohM 20
se}any bedzle dalej. Skoro ktv
eaprzestanie odblerac gazette, pc
w,nien wpierw zap1aclc, ]ezel' c"
81 ula wlnien.
Pieniadze "a i Ola Ea5oliho
-4alezy ~przese1ac przez p%ocztowy lat
expresowy Money Order, Mr2n
tez przesetac abonament " uola
zach pspierowych, przez Postal
aote, albo W jednocentowych lul'
dwuceutowych znaczlzach poczto
wych, lecz jezeli abonament, "
taxi spos6b przes}any, W drodzt
przepadnie Eco sic W tYm zraiu
berdzo rzadko zdarza) wydawcs
Katolika NE blerze "a to ma siebit
odpo~ledz,alnosci. Take }.sty
naj!epiej kazac ma poczcie regist'o
wac, DO wtenczss :rzad pocytow>
there ia sieb~ edpow'edz,a|nost.
&c wraz z zawartosci2 dojd3 n;
miejsce przeznaczenla. Wszelk',
listy ora przsselki plenlezne de
KutolikL adreso~aG::
II. -DerdvwsE1
SO b. End Str.
WINONA, n1NH.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
Nasza %nadzieja.
Z Chicago.

Ze wolnosc Ojczyzny %naszej
nalezy do kr6tkiej przysz}osci,
O tenn ami ma chwile watpit
ME wypada.
Por6wnujac terazoiejsze
uderzajace objawy patryotyz
mu pomiedzy naszemi bra
rami" Z niedaleka nawet
przesz}oscia, przekonamy, sic,
re tie ,,braty nasze" daily
susa przynajmniej O 6wierG
wieku naprz6d.
Oj,wywalcza Polsce wolnosG
korpusy wojsk polsk'ch w
Ameryce!
Zaledwie pierwszy korpus
utworzy] sic i ro1Eozyl mad
Atlantykiem, pod opieka
zodowskiego szparga}u, wy
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
AMERYkA

PITTSBURG, Pa.
steadska Manufacturing Co.,
do}acza jeszcze do swych
warsztat6w lejarnie mosiadzu,
zelaza i stall. Lejarnia ia W
kilku tygodniach bedzie ukon-
czona i zaraz rozpocznie swa
prace.
MURZYNI Stanach
Ziednoczonych szczeg6lniejsze
maja upodobanie w NADIA want
sobie nazwisk s}awnych MEOW.
Czytano niedawno W raporcie
policyjnym pewnego miastecz-
ka W Stauie Kentucky:
Benjamin Franklin dosta}
"a kradziez kur.
Tomasza Jeffersona osadzono
kozy "a wl6czegostwo.
Johna Wesley schwytano PREY
w}amywaniu sic do sklepu.
Jerzego Washingtona proce-
suja "a podpalenie. MARGIN
Lutter obwiesi} sic przypad.
ma kolku Cd p}ota, gdy
przechodzil 2 koszem kradzio-
nej wloszczyzny. Napoleon
Bonaparte dosta} dziesiec dni
aresztu "a skradzenie kozy.
CHICAGO. - w procesie
Debsa, prezydenta A. r. u.
przes}uchano dotad wszystkich
swiadk6w. Rozprawy sadowe
rozpocze}y sic IS Wrzesnia.
~AMERYKANSKI HUM
- Dzienniki w Polsce
r~ozg}osi}y, De W Texas umar}
niejakis Napoleon Dembicki
zostawil 100000 marek.
sic pono wielu
spadkobierc6w- ME moga
wynaleSc metryki nieboszczy-
.a. Jest to znany humbug
amerykahskich adwokat6w
kt6rzy zn6w ma ponete tego
|milionowego
wujcia, chca zlowic kilku
dudk6w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

,,hrabiego' Rybakowskiego.
zwolnionych co tylko z
powiatu Erie, przyby}o do
tego miasta wczoraj 20
po}udniu pociagiem kolei Lake
Shore. Wizyta ME by}a tax
szczezliwa, jak poprzednia,
gdyz natychmiast wzie}a ich w
opieke pollcya / odstawi}a do
granic miasta.
RED JACKET, Mich. -
Nowy nasz proboszcz wiel.
ks, M}ynarczyk ~otworzy} tn
polska szko}e. Nauczycielem
l organlsta zosta{ OBJ. w. Sle-
niewicz z Trenton.
P..JOZEF PIECHOWSKl
Z Fancher donosi, IL dotad
farmerzy tamtejsi zyli spo-
kojnie i p=zez w}6czeg6w
nawiedzani ME byli Obecnie
jednak easy sic zmieni}y,
niewykryty dotychczas z}odziej
w}ama} sic w tych dniach do
mieszkania OBJ. J6zefa Sara
fihsklego, podczas nleobecnoSei
gospodarza domu i zabra} mu
s~wiateczne ubranie, warte $40
/ inne drobne rzeczy. Farmerzy
Z Fancher powinni sic miec
ma bacznoSci. (R6lnik).
OMAHA, Nebr. - Owym
probvszczem naszych odszcze-
piehc6w jest dawniejszy bra
ciszek klasztorny St. Kamiiski,
kt6rego Ko}aszewski w paru
tygodniach wykszta]ci} ma
klecha a biskup schizmatycki
Vilette wyswieci}.- Wykazu-
lie sic, ze Kowalewski, stawia-
JAG pod skarga przeciw
biskupowi nazwisko p.Ludwi-
ka Rzeszewicza, podpis ten
sfa}szowa}, albowiem obywatel
ten ju& dawno wyprowadziE
sic z Omaha. Mieszka on
teraz w Delano, w Minnesota,
za1ozywszy tam store re swoim
bratem do sp6lki i wcale o
owej skardze ME vie.
PITTSBURG, Pa Dwie
c6reczki pahstwa W]azlihskich
w Braddock, ]edna 2, druga $
letnia, bawi}y sic w zeszEym
tygodniu W mieszkaniu swych
rodzic6w, ma trzeciem pietrze
be- dozoru w oknie, gdy W
tenn m}odsza, przechyliwszy
sic, wypad}a z wysokosci 80
stop ma trotuar twardy i
nieoma} sic zabila. Przechodnie
natychmiast zawiadomili O
wypadku rodzic6w. Ojciec
dziecka TAX sic TEN przeja},
re zosta} be- p~rzytomnosci.
Przywo}any lekarz skonstato-
wal, IL ma}a Mania, pr6cz
ma}ych sinc6w, znaczniej sic
ME uszkodzi}a, a ojciec takze
zdr6w bedzie. Najwiecej przy-
tomnosci umys}u i odwagi W
tym wypadku okaza}a PAM
W}azlihska, ~ratujac razem i
meza i dziecko.
Nasza nadzieja.
Z Chicago.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

Irysze by sic ma cos podobnego
ME zdobyli.
WOOD, Mich. -
ParaGanie Sw. Micha}a obcho-
dzi& beda uroczysc;e dzie6
Patrona polskiego koscio}a,
dnia 80 Wrzesnia.-O godzinie
1oa uroczysta Msza sw.,
podczas kt6rej kazanie s}o~
wiahskie wypowie Rev.
Gellhof re Streator, Ill. - O
godzinie 2 pc po}udniu ME: zpo-
ry z kazaniem. kt6re mice
bedzie wielebnY O. Damian,
Franciszkanin, z Ashland, Wis.
= @ godzinie 3 z po}udnia
parada z muzyka. w mel
udzia} vienna wszystkie try
bractwa koscielne. Potem
zabawa Z koncertem i loterya
fantowa ma doch6d koScio}a
SCRAN-
TONSKIM czytamy: l,,Jak
wiadomo czytelnikom Z pro-
klamacyi do ca}ego swiata
katolickiego, umieszczonej w
pismach wszelkich odcieni /
iezyk6w, wzit}o sobie "a eel
towarzystwo nStolica Madro'
Sci" takae i rozszerzenie lite
ratury katolickiej i tych dni
wywiaza}o sic poczesci 2
obietnicy puszczajac W SWAT
publikacye zawierajaca:Zywot
ks, ORA. B. Skulika, ]ako
artyku} wstepny, i psa]my
kr6ia Dawida w t}omaczeniu
Jana Kochanowskiego. Jedna
rzecz mas tylko uderzyla, a
mianowicie, czemu te przedruki
zatytu}owano,, Litwa Polska",
a ME dano i'm w}aSciwszego /
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES napisu'.
MT. CARMEL, Pa.-Dnia
20 wrzesnia, i 2 pazdziernika
odbedzie sig u mas 40 60
dzinne nabozehstwo, ma kt6re
nasz Wiel. ks. Proboszcz
J%akimowicz zaprosi kilku
polskich kap}an6w z sasiedz-
twa.
Ia staranicm
o. M. Drzema}y, cz}onka rady
szkolnej. OBJ. P. Ligman
otrzyma} posade ,janitora"
prey szkole publicznei ma
Western ave. Wkr6tce i inni
Polacy otrzymaja zajecie
dzieki usi}owaniom p. Drze-
maly.
NY. Prey
}adowaniu towar6w ma okrety
wpadf do kana}u Stanis}aw
Kropacz, i zanim goz woody
wyciagnieto, juz by} niezywy.
Wilma "a smierG Kropacza
spada ma kontraktora.
w LEAVENWORTH,
Kan, Polacy stawiaja pierwszy
koSci6} kato}icki. Dotad cd
bywa}y sic nabozehstwa W
wynajetym kosciele Cd Irland-
czyk6w.
W lex
press" czytamy wiadomosc,
nades}ana do tel gazety
telegrahcznie z Dunkirk, N.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
Prem u mn WynOsi
rOcM IA
w a n k /.

~ Stanacn Zjed. i Kanadzlc ~ 0G
W Europie {koniecznie n.rrZ6oj 500
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27
HypnOtiSm.

HypnOtiSm.
 The celebrated English professor, Arthur, will demonstrate this weird art most scientifically on Thursday even- ing, as he has done before the crowned heads of Europe. There will be the most ludierous situations and laugh making experiments. Funnier than any farce comedy and yet withal bear ing on the most serious problems of the mind. Physicians will be invited on the platform to substantiate facts set before the public and what will be 8 new departure in the fact that hypno- tism and mesmerism will be fully ex- plained in all the best methods. The difference between mesmerism and hypnotism will be clearly defined in an inimitable maDner. Professor Arthur is pupil of Bernheim of Nancy, Char. cot of Paris, and Donate of Liege. He has lectured at Harvard university and all the leading colleges of the United States. The grand feature of all being that he will heal the sick on the plat form free, entirely without charge, at Gardiner's hall, Thursday evening. Price of admission 50 cents.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27
A Short Walk.

A short walk out Central avenue, that we'll sprinkled, thickly shaded and model boulevard of the city, and the Simms addition is reached. Its large 100x200 lots, each one facing park, it's young ash and umbrella trees growing so rapidly, it's magnificent view of the mountains and the evidences of it's popularity in the way of rapidly increas- ing residences are all full of promise of bright and properous future. The Simms addition is one of the sights of PhGnix we'll worth visiting. A fine ce- ment walk is laid almost the entire dis tance to it.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27
Terms to Suit,

In the Irvine addition southwest of town are some desirable building lots which may be had at very moderate figure of the owner, MT. E. Irvine. He is in position to offer terms upon his lots so easy that persons of compara- lively slight income who desire to build their own house on their own lot can easily manage it. Intending investors should call upon Mr. Irvine. over the Irvine stationery store on Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27

Many are awaiting eagerly, the whistle of the first engine of the north and south road but listen to the song that the Alkire company whistles: The stylish cloak, the lovely cape, divine in color, correct in shape, direct imprint from eastern shore, is found only at our store. With dress goods rare. for ladies fair, our shelves are filled; more must we build.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27
The Dairy.

Since the new management assumed charge of the popular lunch coun- ter, the Dairy, there has been great change for the better Tn both qual- ity and quantity of the food. Today in the bill for dinner is bronze Arizona turkey, the finest in the world. The pastry cannot be excelled. Give the Dairy a trial.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27

"Coffee Al" they call him and never was name more fttingly bestowed. Lunch counter Commercial block.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27

Parties desiring lots in the beautiful Simms addition should apply to J. T. Simms, Office Room 8 Monihon build ing. from 10 to 12 and 1 to o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

R. WaIdin. Keystone Pharmacy, tele- phone No. 93.
 A New and positive consum ption cure Pneumocura Co.,, room 8, Mahoney Big. Trial treatment free.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27
school Books.
GO TO THE s IRVINE CO.,. 5
 s SCHOOL BOOKS. 5
Pacific Grotto, standing room only.

For general house cleaning, window washing, address J. W. Williams, cor ner 18th Avenue and Jackson Street.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27

Ladies of the First Baptist chursh are to give a dinner December 19. Place will be announced later on.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27

The great Fowler, after an absence of about ten days, has returned and is making the finest pastry in the world for the Pacific Grotto.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27
Pacific Grotto, Fowler, pastry.

A gentle fresh miIch COW for sale cheap. Inquire this office.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27

Mrs. c. L. Hyde's dressmaking par lors, PAP Gardiner block.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27
Oregon Cider.

For glass of pure, sweet Oregon cider, freshly received. visit the Family Liquor store of Hans Herlick.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27

Wanted-A good seamstress. Call on Second ave. and Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27
Pacific Grotto. Pastry Pastry.

Subscribe for THE REPUBLICAN. De- livered in any part of the city for only 25 cents week.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27
Self Praise.

Self praise is no recommendation, but there are times when one must per nit person to tell the truth about himself. When what he says is SUD- ported by the testimony of others no reasonable man will doubt his word. Now, to say that Allcock's Porous Plasters are the only genuine and re. liable porous plasters made is not self praise in the slightest degree. They have stood the test for over thirty years, and in proof of theIr merits it is only necessary to call attention to the cures they have effected and to the voluntary testimonials of those who have used them.
 Beware of limitations. Ask for All. cocks and let no solicitation induce you to accept substitute.
 Brandreth's Pills arrest the progress of delay.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27

cured on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late residence on Washington street. The service was conducted by Rev. W. A. Harris of the Center street M. E. Church south.
 The floral offerings. testimonials of the esteem in which the noble phy- sician was held were numerous. A broken column of chrysanthemums adorned the head of his grave and an easel stood at the foot. Over it was spread baskets and wreaths of flowers.
 A high tribute was paid to the memory of the doctor in an oath. An hour after the burial REPUBLICAN re- porter was leaving the cemetery. At the gate he met we'll dressed Mexican who pointing toward the flower covered grave asked "Quin es?" ''Dr. Walker" replied the reporter.
 Good doctor, good man, my God r" he exclaimed, and turning to his wife he addressed her excitedly in Spanish. They walked hurriedly toward the grave.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-27
DR. WALKERS FUNERAL

Respect to the Memory of the De-
 ceased Physician. The funeral of Dr. J. L. Walker oc-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-27
TIDE WELLS IN THE WEST.
Indications That Kansas and Nebraska Are
 Located Over an Underground Sea.

Indications That Kansas and Nebraska Are
 Located Over an Underground Sea.
 The best scientists of the land favor the opinion that Nebraska, Kansas and parts of Indian territory are situated over an immense underground lake or sea. It is well-known fact that in several places i'll Kansas whole sections of land have suddenly disappeared, leaving only fathomless lakelets to mark the spot where they were once situated. Proof that there is some thing peculiar with the foundation of the section of the country mentioned may be found in the celebrated tide wells of Polk, Butler and Golfax counties in Nebraska. Polk county is best provided with these curious wells. having between a dozen and twenty, wtieh roar and ebb and flow with an lsnseen tide. The roaring of these remarkable curiosities they can not be called natural won dels, because they are the work of man. at least so far as excavation is con cerned), is caused by the inhalation and exhalation of immense quantities of air There are hours, rerular and uniform, in which the air will rush out mth loud, hissing sound, and again an equal space of time in which itseems that all the of the Platte valley will be sucked into the cavernous depths of these wonderful wells. The period of this ebb and flow does not seem to de- pend upon either the seasons or the state of the weather. but is thought to have some mysterious connection with the high and low tide periods of the At lantic and Pacific oceans. A meteorolo- gist of national reputation, who sought to fathom the mystery of the Platte river tide-wells," and who issued a little pamphlet with the title Roaring Wells of Nebraska. gave it as his opin- ion that the roaring phenomenon was in some way connected with the pre- vailing ldirection of the wind, being strongest in time of west or southwest breezes. The farmers in the three countries mentioned as being best pro vided with these tidregulating, air-ex- polling wells believe that the water supply is connected with body large enough to have regular ebb and flow of tide. All the wells in the counties of Polk and Butler which are tide regulated are of about the same depth. those of Colfax being deeper, but all extending to porous stratum, having the same general characteristics Chi eago Herald,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-27
Sugar and Preserves.

Sugar and preserves were fashionab ble presents in Queen Bess' time. Every one seemed to have had "a sweet tooth" in those times. The dean and chapter of Salisbury having case to be tried before Justice Hale, presented him with six sugar loaves, for which the judge, who was exceptionally scrupulous, in sisted on paving. In Dayenant's poem, Madagascar occurs the eouplet:
 Then reconcile the rich fer gold -fFingea gloves, The poor for Gods sake, or for sugar loayes,
 The sergeants of the house af com mons in Lent. 15S5, received from Lord Howard presented sugar The cham Der of Exeter in 1910 voted sugar loaves to two canons fos their morning lee lures Sometimes marmalade, oranges, lemons, or evea potatcesg took their place. and when sugar became cheaper the custom ceased. In 16sl all persons in Scotland not being dukes, earls, etc., possessed of at least two hundred and fifty pounds in yearly rent, were pro hihited the use of confections, foreign drugs and costly spices. .--Westminster Review.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-27
HUMOROUS.

-''Are you not ashamed not to do any work all the year round?a "oh, l would rather be ashamed than work. :" Fliegende Blatter.
 --'Dont you think it is rather cow ardly," said the bald-headed professor to the fly, flor six-foeter like you to jump on me in this manner9'-Wash- ington Star.
 --He-s'I don't like cranky women. l want U wife who will be easily pleased" She-'sDon't you be appre- hensive, brother: that's the sort you'll get. Hallo.
 Foreign Visitor s'Ts it true that one man often hSngs jury in this country?n Litigious Native with evi- dent regret)- Yes stranger; hut not with rope. - Buffalo Courier.
 -Mother-''Y have drawn that donkey very nicely. Johnny3s but you have forgotten one thing. Where is his tail?" Johnny-"Oh, that donkey doesn't need any tail. There are nc flies on him-"-oaee Week. N
 Aunt Maria-s.Are you sure that MT, Spoonsr loves you?' Carrie guess you would think so, to hear the silly things he says to me- Aunt Maria 'Rut how do you know you love him3' Carrie. Because they don't seem silly to me. Tit Bits.
 VI should think you would be an Nnwelcome visitor at the houses where you call, said the philosopher to the bill collector. You would think so but 1t doesn't appear to me to be so. Ut doesn't?r No; I'm generally in vited to call again. N. Y. Tribune
 An Oriental exhibitor wished to an nounce to customers that purchases would have to remain with him unti after the jnries of award had mads their announcement, and plaoardef this: Goods sold will not be delivered untiljndament day. - Harper's Drawer
 Carlyle lsy awake all night on sc count of tho cock growing in his net6h hor'a bornyaxd; but WhSn the neighbol
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-27

years old, but so boyish as to look younger. His figure is slight and small, his face pale. thin and sensitive and his head rather too large for his body On the small desk at which he writes, the pipe celebrated in My Lady Nicotine" usually lies ready for use.
 -Blumenthal, the great theater man ager of Berlin, was once talking with Tolstoi about Ibsen, and said: q have put good many of his plays on the stage, but 1 cant say that 1 quite un- derstand them Do you understand them?'' ''Ibsen doesn't understand them himself, Tolstoi replied; he just writes them, and he sits down and waits. After awhile he expounds and explainers come and tell him what he meant
 Conan Doyle has begun to pave the way for his approaching lecture tour of the United States by say :As 3atter- ing things about American authors. He likes the work of Riley, Cable, and Miss Jewett, but he is especially charmed with Mary E. Wilkins, whom he considers a singularly gifted wom- an, who writes as no one else in Amer ica. writes which might be dubious praise but is really intended for high compliment
 Capt Mahan, U. $. N, who has been receiving such unusual honors from England. is extremely modest by temperament. After he had finished the manuscript of his remarkable work on Sea Power early in the year 1889, he submitted it to literary man in New York, making the characteristic remark that it was "a conscientious piece of work The New York littera- teur found it good deal more than that, and strongly advocated its pub lication. It has made Mahan famous.
 Gilbert A'Becixett celebrated his elevation to the office of magistrate at the Greenwich police court by char acteristic pun. A gentleman came be- fore him to prefer d charge of robbery with violence, committed in the middle of the night. In stating his case he mentioned that the assault occurred while he was returning home from an evening party. The worthy magis- trate interrupted him by observing: Really, sir. can not make up my mind to accept anything like an ex- parte statement"
 To the Rushlight, a charming peri odical edited and published by the teachers and pupils of Wheaton sem mary, Norton, Massachusetts, Miss Susan Hayes Ward has contributed 8 delightful memorial of Lucy Lareom. Miss Larcoms fame rests chiefly upon her poetry and deeply religious works in prose: but she was very successful teacher, and spent several useful years in that congenial profession. Miss Ward was one of her pupils at Wheaton, and the acquaintance there begun rip. ened into congenial friendship which lasted until interrupted by Miss Lar. coms death
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-27

STOW once all night long, the Scotch man answered that he lay awake every moment expecting him to crow the next.
 Every Mother Knows It-Mr. Din widdie-'I see that Mrs Gladstone has written an article on ch ildren, in which she says they need change" Mrs. Din widdie-"Don't I know that? Don't they come to me two or three times a day, and ask for nickel or dime?7-- Pittsburgh Chronicle.
 Takes Work Nowadays. You mig gers" says Uncle Nose, dat links you is gwine to git up dem golden stairs widout clinbin', and climbin hand, is mighty much mistakened. I des want to tell you right now dat de yallervator is stopped runnin' eber since de days oh ole 'Liiah. indianapolis Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-27
''The Land we Live In. '
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The mountains rivers lakes forests waterfalls Shores, canons valleys and other picturesque features of our country den- eated by pen and pencil Edited by llam Cullen Bryant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-27
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

,ihe Living church says that the q name of Swami Vive Kananda, the inooo monk now in this country, is oVendra Nath Dutt. He is the son of sicutta lawyer and graduate of eicutta university.
 Senator John Sherman has com e.ed in the senate a term equal to as of Benton, of Missouri, though ps continuously, as Benton did. and 4 ecilpsed sll other senators but Will
 & King, otsA sAlabama, in reccivina
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-27
COMMERCIAL VALUE OF CATS.
25sfuinsss of the FeIines on Board Ship .4M at Sea.


 4n at Sea.
 s' do snot think that it is generally N9ewn, ssaid a resident of Philadelphia kecenfly, that cats have peculiar com mercial importance in certain lines of fxade. In certain parts of the country marine insurance does not cover dam, 9Se done to the cargo by the depreda- Nons of ratS but if the owner of the 4Go thus damaged can prove that the ghip was not furnished with eat he 94n recover compensation from tue 1ner of the ship. Then, again, ship faet is found under certain circum. enees without a living creature on Dard is considered dereliet, and ac- prding to certain conditions is for 1s1ted. 1t has not unfrequently oc- 2rred, after all the crew have been 43st or the ship otherwise abandoned. 9eat live canary, domestic fowl. but ecst frequently q eat, being found on Roard, has saved the vessel from being eondemned as a a.derelicts Consequently mip owners, considering the cats pro *erbial tenacity of life, as we'll as it's gessnee being bar to claims of dam Ge by rats, always take care not to eend ship to sea without having cat xSn board. "--St. Louis Globe Democrat.