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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
GRUNTA DARMO
czyli
HomeSteadS.

PoszukuiemY tysIace rodzin
do b~ezp}atnego osledlenla sic W
Red River Valley W Mlnnesocle =.
Mapy wskazujace dok4adnle POLO
zenie, wydziaf. m~lejscowosG
wvmiar wysY4amv bezp4atnle tym.
kt6rzy sic pc to ljstostownle zg}o-
sza do Land Commissioner, Great
Northern Railway W st. Paul,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
Il Chicago.
Do Braci Wiarus6w!

Mic prawie bezczelniejszego bye
ME moze, jak powziete rezolucye
ia p~rzes}awnym mitingu, kt6ry
sic odby} ma dniu "a b. m. W hall
przy Bradley.
Bardzo to 4atwo komus khan
zadawac, rycza}towo zaprzeczajac
wszystkim publicznym oskarzeniom
przeciw 0. Wincentemu podniesio-
nym. P. Klarkowskl, p. Zahajkie-
wicz i inni cd z}obu Zmartwych-
wstahc6w, znaja b}oga.. .dzia}alnosc
tego ,,machera", kt6ry sig wiecej
do kantoru wekslarskiego kwalif-
kuje, anlzeli do swietego stanu
kap}ahskiego, kt6ry ciagle bezczes-
ci i zniewaza najokropniej. Ci
panowie cd z}obu znaja sig lyle ma
godnosci, lub niegodnosci ob}udni-
ka co kura ma pieprzu. A teraz do
rzeczy.
Wiec to panowie nieprawda
jest il ojciec Wincenty jest zawo-
dowym intrygantem?.. A jakimze
to sposobem sic STAG mog}o re
kosci6} sw. Tr6jcy przez kilkanas-
Gle lat by4 zamkniety, a bracia-
nasi pomiatani, wyzywani i pote
piani? A jakimze to sposobem
kap}ani przesladowani, "a farmaze-
now denuncyowani, o ma szkarad-
n~iejsze wystepki posadzani / oskar-
zani bywali? W ubieg}ych dniach
dopiero KS. K. Il. W KRoP1DLE
zajscie swoje z O.. Wincentym
szeroko i szczeg6}owo 6wiatu og}a-
sza....O wy baranki niewinne!..
Gala woda rzeki Amazonki ME
wystarczy}aby ma obmycie brud6w
waszych, takescie sig zaszargali W
kale nieprawosci!.... A jak to
trudno przyznac wan sig do tego,
sami to z%dradzacie, kiedy W obec
krociowych ludlow, kt6rzy was z
blizka IL daleka obserwuj 9 - tax
bezczelnie k}amaG sic powazacie.
Wiec to ojciec Wincenty ME pro-
wadzi przy kosciele banku formal
nego? Wiec kosci6} i w}asnoSci
para6alne ME So obciazone nieprze-
liczonymi d4ugami? Wiec szachraj-
stwo z sumami b}ogos}awiehstwa-
mi W g6rnym i dolnym kosciele ME
bywa prowadzone? KS. KS. Koz-
1owski, Goch, Mozejewski, Kr6l,
Tarasiewicz, S%zulerecki, Paw}owski
i inni ME byli przesladowani z
szatahska z}oscia przez waszego
,,machera'? Vice mnich, pomimo
slubu ub6stwa, moze bye dyrekto-
rem kopalh z}ota? - Wiec ,,ma-
cher" ME zak}6ca spokoju W innych
przez swoich emisaryusz6w i swoje
ustawiczne odezwy?
Panowie cd z}obu, my do
zadnych wybryk6w nieprawnych
nikogo ME %zachecamy, owszem my
wszelkie ekscesa z CORY potepiamy
DO ME tedy droga do celu!.... My
jednak lud ostrzegac pred wilkami
W owczej sk6rze zawsze bedzlemy
publicznie. Publiczne przewinienia,
publiczne przewinieh karcenie!....
zreszta MECH mas ks. M. pouczy,
jaka lima pozostaje nam droga, tn
W Ameryce, do ch}ostanla bezwstyd-
nych o~b}udnik6w i wichrzycieli?
W}adza koscielna przez tych wich-
}aczy oszukiwana i systematycznie
ok}amywana, w swych czynnosciach
i wymierzaniu sprawiedliwosci jest
sparalizowana- Dowodem ma to
parafa sw. Trolley, kt6ra przez lyle
lat z niewypowiedziana szkoda ola
dusz Krwia Zbawiciela Pana cd
kupionych, zamkniet2 trzymali....
Dowodem sprawl ks, ks. Koz}ow-
skiego i Mozejewskiego. Dowodem
teraz parafa sw. Jadwigi!....
Zreszta madrej g}owie dose ma s4o-
wie!....
Kazdy, kt6ry bacznem okiem
sprawy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sledzi,
widzi pc kt6rej stronie jest praw-
da!... Zatem ME my, ale wy pano-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04

NOWY Braci Grie-
sci, W bloku Pelcera,z gf5wpym
wchodem cd Market ulicv,
jest wiele obszernie)szy, anlzeli
byA ten, kt6rY ci panowie do1ad
dzier2vli. Przyciaga mianowlcle
gosci ia okolicznoS6, BE w
gl6wne] sail sa sto}y i mnogle
krzes}a, a nadto oSobny pok6j
ola chcac!ch siedzieG osob-
no. Ludzl W tej, po starokra]-
krajsku urzadaonei oberzy
zawsze Jqk W ulu, 1ecz mimo
to kazdy szybko dostanie
czego znzada, z zadowoleniem
wychodzi.
Farmerzy teraz W ca}em
miescie wygodniejszej gospody
ME znajda, jak u Griesl6w, a W
pofaczonej ich z salonem
groserni wszystko NIGGA kupic,
co z miasta ola kuchni i stolu
sprowadza6 musza. Powietrze
tax W salonie, jak j groserni
jaknajczystsze i W obydwoch
zawsze przyjemnie ciep1o.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
| znoWu p. GrYgIaSzeWskl.

Amerykan6w wstydzi on sic
swojego polskiego nazwiska
i powiada, 1 este nazywa Frank
Grygla. A tutaj przyjezdza
udaje polskiego patryote.
Jesli kt6remu z Polak6w
dobrze sic wiedzie, to on
powiada, re on mu pom6g}.
Ale to nieprawda, DO on
nikomu ME pomaga. Chwali}
sic naprzyk}ad, re wydosta} z
wiezienia K~ukowskiego, ale
my teraz mozemy dowiesc, re
on z tenn mic a mic ME mial do
czynienia. Rzecz sic mia}a
jak nastepuje:
Wincenty Kukowski, jak
wiecie, skazanym zosta} ma
dziesiec lat w%iezienia. Gdy
jednak pewnego dnia jeden z
wiezni6w chcia} uciec, a w.
Kukowski stojac PREY bramie
przeszkodzi] temu, w6wczas
Warden wiezienia odni6s} sic
do gubernatora z prosba, by
Win. Kukowskiego "a to
wynadgrodzi}. Gubernator
vice zmieszy} mu kare z die
sieciu ma szeSG lat. w stanie
Minnesota istnieje prawo
zatwierdzone przez legislature,
re kazdemu wiezniowi, kt6ry
odsiedzi W wiezieniu po}owe
kary, s}uzy prawo wyjscia ma
parol. Skoro eaten Wincenty
Kukowski odsiedzia}" try lata,
t. j. po}owe swoich szeSciu
lat, Rada wiezienia podpisa}a
papiery zwalniajace w. Ku-
kowskiego ma parol. Potrzeb-
nym by} tylko ktoS CODY
Wincentemu dal robote i p.
Albert Liberia z Winony
~wyswiadczy} mu te przys}uge
/ poreczy},t lie mu da zatrud-
nienie. Ale Gryglaszewski
mic z tenn ME mia} do czynie-
MIA. Zrobi} tylko to co zwykle
robi. Gdy sic dowiedzia}, re
juz wszystko za}atwione i re
Win. Kukowski ma "a kilka
dni bye wo1nym, w6wczas
wcisna} sic W sam srodek !
g}osi} a to zrobi}em!'
Bracia, ME dajcie sic wiec
manic. Dziekujcie temu, kt6ry
ma podziekowanie zas}uguje,
ale ME potrzebujecie k}aniat
sic temu, kt6ry tylko gebq
DUO miele, ale mic dobregc
ME robi.
Cry myslicie, re on tutaj
przyjezdza Polakowi dopo-
m6dz? Me i stokroc ME! On
republikanom przyjecha} po-
magaG, DO komitet republic
kahskimu "a to p}aci. Business
is business! Pytamy zatem
ieszcze raz. POGO sic Grygla.
szewski w nasze sprawy
miejskie miesza? CO to &C
obchodzi? Czyz my je-
dziemy do Minneapolis
mieszac sic W tamta polityke =:
Gdyby Gryglaszewski pilno'
wal swego nosa, a do ma:
sic ME miesza}, by}oby u ma:
i lepiej spokojniej, i Polacy
byliby mu "a to wdzieczni
Precz zatem Z wich}aczami
kt6rzy tylko niepok6j i k}6t
nam przynosza!
PkACIC IA KATOLIKA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE f..

Pc LATACH trzydziestu
Wybrano pc raZ p1erWszy
republikahskiego ma ora W
Winonie. Zobaczymy, j1kto
dalc) p6idzie.
NASZEMU MALARZOWI
o. Teoflowi GOWN pozazdrosz'
czono zarobku PREY po21acanlu
6gur, ma polskim kosciele !
oddano te robote niejaklemus
Kacprowi. Ten zas TAX pofu-
szerowat, lie zarzad koscielny
ME m6gt roboty cd niego
przYjat i odmowi} rou zapiaty:
Lepieiby JUL by}o zostaw'c
robote p. Gowinowi chocia&by
nawet i troche wiecej 2ada},
ani2e]i jeki fusser.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
KOLEKTA
ma Polak6w w Ashton,
w NEBRASCE.

w
Ofary 4 WimOny.
Redakcya ,,Katolika" 100
Wiel. x. Pacholski 800
d. Hamerski o.25
Fir. Peroutka O.25
Wiel. x. Gallagher (Irl. 100
Wiel. X. J. Kopera 800
Mieczys}aw Kowalevskl o.5o
A.. J. Kowalewski O.5O
T. Slkorskl O.25
Wawrzyniec Radomskl O.5O
J6zef Jereczek O.25
Teodor Sikorski 0.5o
J6zef Role 0.25
Bart}omlej Gabrych o.s0
Jan Drazkowskl o.25
Jan P%radzYnskl O,25
Franciszek Clerzan 0.lO
Franclszek Lipinskl 0.50
Max Cierzan o.5O
Jan Daszkowski O.50.
Razem 1885
Ofary Cz Pine Creeku.
Ludwik Llterskl ZOO
Wojciech Jereczek LOO
J6zef Jereczek 90
Ludwik Rudnik LOO
Ofary Independence.
Wlel. x. Bablnski 2.50
Wiel. x. M1klasze~ski loo
Helena Bablnska LOO
Zuzanna Skroch O.5o
Jozef P. Libowski O.25
Edward. Armstrong 0.25
Thorn. Thomson 0.50
George Hanson 0.25
Louis Torgarson O5o
vii. Lambert O.25
M,cha1 Hysz 900
Ofiary z North Creeku.
Wiel. X. Frydrychowicz 500
Ludw1k Woicik $50
Oflary st. Paul / Minnea-
polls.
Wiel. x. Dominik Ma1er 200
:i.~c D>,on4lo1 I'M
Wiel. x. Alfred O is. B.. ofaro-
wal osobiscie $500 got6wki i
urzadzif kolekte W kosciele, poczem
Gala ofare pos}a} ma rece wiel. ks
Stuera W Ashton.
Why x. Andreas O. S. B. 2.Oo
Why x. Thimothy 0. S. B.. 200
Why x Zarada 100
J6zef Maca 2.oo
Jak6b Trober 100
Bracia Kazmirscy LOO
Jan Murawskl 10y
J6zef .Jarosz l 90
jerry Krawczak Duo
Wielebn1 polscy proboszczow1e
x. Eugowsk1 Pine Creeku, X.
Konstanty Frydrychowicz W North
Creeku oraz x. Babihski W indie
pendence nadto odbeda W nal blizsz2
nledzlele kolektY ma rzecz rodakow
naszych W Nebrasce. By}a take
luz kolekta ma ten sam Gel W
kosciele niemiecko- katolickim "
Arcadia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
MAST REPUBLIKANlE

przekonali sic nareszcie O
moralnej wartosci swojego
dotychczasowego gagatka Adol.
IA BIazika. Tenze, ME uzyskaw.
sly Cd Mich nominacyi na
aldermana, zdradzit .ich j nape-
dzal glossy republikahskie do
przeciwnego obozu. Ale zda]e
sic, De tel teraz jego polityczna
karyera skonczona.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04

w ZESZLYM tygodniu zno
wa bawil u mas .. GrYgla
szewski, ale tylko jeden d2ieh:
DO chciano go ztad wykurzyc
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
RHklena masc ArnI-
kOWa.

Nojepszo md5t ma swleo,e ma
rany, pochodzace 2 c,ec, przetarcia
%uderzenia, poparzenia;- wrzody.
popekane rese, odc1ski oraz wszel-
kie wyrzutY ma clele. Jezeli zupe4.
ME ME zadowoli, ~pleniadze bed$
zwrocone. Cena: rs csnt6w pudek
ko. MONA dostac W Apiece
Eagle Pharmacy W Milwaukee,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-04
ZWRACAMY UWAGE ne

ZWRACAMY UWAGE na
og}oazenie pogrzebowego p.
James 3. Burke z Wlnony
Jestto dobry katolik i zasiu-
guje IA zaufauie.
DIRE NNlANE SPRzETY
domowe MONA teraz nai(epiej
i n~ajtanie] dosta6 W katol,c
kim handful Wln6les & Co.,
l73 E.. 3rd Str, ktorego
sp6lniklem jest take nasz
Kodak p. Wojciech TrunA. l
o0gaczi robotn!k mole tam
znatezc wsz7stko CO potrzebuie
tax ola wygody ]ako te2 i
up~leks2enia sobie pomieszka-
MA. -
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-06-28
AN ENTERPRISING EDITOR.

The Canton Picket gets of the fol-
lowing OF brother editor;
The editor of the Walnut Grove
Dawn of Light, Leake county, Miss. "
Rev. G.. S. Ellis-is nothing ii not
enterprising, versatile and man of
much business. In addition to being
minister, editor, mayor of the town, a
married man, a dealer in wall paper,
heating ranges, all colors of writing
ink, sewing machines. metropolitan
newspapers, buggies to trade for cat
tie, a Sunday school teacher probably
superintendent, yet he does not ap'
pear ut all busy, and makes the follow
ing proposition in the last issue Of his
unique Journals
"If some man will furnish US the
cans or jars and sugar, we will furnish
the fruit aud run canning factory
here for awhile tins summer. Under
this proposition some one who has nj
fruit should get plenty at smal
cost. Write us for further particu
lars"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-06-28
SOLOMON A GOLD BUG.

New \ ork Evening Post.
On the economic and political side
the silveritcs have long been weak and
pretty easily routed; but on what may
be called the literary and scrlptural
side they have had things good deal
their own way. Abrahams payment
of good silver shckels for the family
burying ground, for instance, has been
Il pretty hard thing for the gold stand
ard dcbaterS to get over. IL takes a
bold man to set himself up against
the Fathcrlul Of the Faithful. Still,
thorough searching of the fcriptures
shows that the prccedcnts arc not all
one side. We read, for example, that
Solomon was little better than gold
bug. 1t is distinctly recorded that
'silyer was nothing accounted of in
the days of Solomon" In his day, as
in our own, it was too dirt cheap for
a wise man to set much store by it.
And all the Sunday-schOol children
know that Solomon was the wiscst
man. Abraham was great on faith,
and doubtless, if he were alive now,
would be equal to believing in the BIZ
metallic arithmetic, as magical in its
way as Alice in WOnderland's. But
it is the wise man, not the trusting
man, to whom we should turn for
counsel in matters Of high finance,
and what SolomoD's example teaches
is plain to the humblest reader. Prop
erly brought forward, we have no
doubt that Solomon could drive Abra-
ham and the cave of Macpelah off the
silver stump.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-06-28
Chancery Court -2dDist
w. 7. HOUSTON. CnANcnILon.

w. r. HOUSTON, CHANCELLOR.
In tlf, county of Pearl River on the FIRST
Monday of January and July and continue
six days. m
I'm tie county of Marion, First District on
the second Monday of January and July ana
continue six days. In the Sc 'ond District.
on the third Monday of January and July
and continue six days.
In thr county of Hancock, on the fourth
Monday of January and July and continue
In the county OF Harrison, on the first
Monday of February ana August ana con-
TIME six days.
In ,hr county OF Jackson. on the second
Monday of February and August ana con-
tnuc six days.
Monday OF June and December ana continue
six days.
In the county OF Jones' on the first Monday
Of March and september and continue six
days.
of March and september and continue slS
days.
In the comfy OF Jasper, on the second
Monday of March and september and con
tinus six days.
In the county Of Perry, held in A"@asta
NE First District. on The third Man tay OF
March and September and contln''" ~ days
Ia the town OF iiatticSburg th' second llis'
trict on the first Monday OF .tIe and Dccem'
her and continue six davs
In the county OF Smith,. on the fonrth Mon
day Of March and September, and continue
siy days.
lu the county Of Greene, on Thursday after
tbs second Monday OF April and October ant
continue three days
In tn. comfy Of CoYlngton. on thn fnnwi
Nloniay in April and October anl continue
siy days.
In tha county Of Newton. on the first Mon
DIV of April and November an continue ~
days,
In the county of L1rinrda!n, on the frs
Mnutay of Nay and S0y2mDar ana continue
tNmty-flur days.
In Tia h..,lllsy OF CLARK, on th" third Mon
day of April ana November and continue 81
DAYS
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-06-28

A family of ten sturdy children, all
under 81 years of age, is attracting a
good deal of attention in Wauchula,
Fla. The mother of the children,
Mrs. William Webb, first bore twins,
then tripets, and on April 4 last she
gave birth to toquintuples, four girls and
one boy, all of whom are said to be
thriving remarkably well. 1t is pro-
posed to introduce bill into the
Florida legislature for the relief Of the
parents of this large and little family,
as they are very poor. The local news
paper which vouches for this story
thinks Mrs. Webb's is worlds record
beater. This is all very kind and gen
erous on the part of the Florida legis-
lature; but it is doubtful il such un-
usual, unnecessary and speedy increase
of poor mans family should be en-
couraged.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-06-28
THE COURTS.
THE RECULhH TERMS.
Circuit Court-2nd Dist.
SAMUEL IL. TERRAL. JUDGE.

JAMES II. NEVILLE. DisrRICr ATTORNEY
In the county OF Lauderdale. on the first
Monday of January and July and continue
thirty days.
Monday Of February AMI August and con-
Time eighteen days.
I'm the county of iiempsr. on the first Mon
day of March and September and continue
In the county OF Clarke. on the third Mon
dny OF March and September ana continue
twelve days.
In the county o! Wayne, on The first Mon
day of April and October and continue siN
days.
In the county OF Greene on the second
Monday OF April and October and continue
In TIE county Of Pearl River. on. the third
Monday of April and October and contin ne
In Tie county Of Hancock. on the fourth
Monday Of April and October and continue
twelve days.
In the county Of Harrison. on the second
Monday of May and November and continue
twelve days.
In the county OF Jackson. on The fourth
Monday Of May and November und continue
twelve days. - n~ ~
In the county OF Marion. First District on
the third Monday Of Jane and December tho
continue six days. In the SECOND District
ON the second Monday Of June ana December
and continue six days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-06-28

no other way. Doing good is the
only thing worth doing, and the atti-
tude of the person to whom you do it
is matter of small consequence, while
the attitude Of God. who bade you do
it, is matter Of supreme Importance.
1t is no excuse for ncglccting your
duty that it hasn't thus far turned
out just as you expected it to- In a
word, you have no right to indulge in
any expectations whatever your only
business being to give your time and
your energy for the assistance OF the
climbers who have lost their footing
and are in a sad plight, leaving the
whole affair to Him who gave you
upcrior strength and then asked you
to lend little Of it to those who cam
not climb as well as you can.
AS to the opportunities to do this
kind Of good, the world is full of them.
Why so many are in Ditiful cOndi-
tion from no fault Of their, own no
one will be able to tell until hcgets
on the other side and looks back. 1t
is the Saddcst and most intricate prob
lem of the universe. But the fact
remains that you have kindly word
to utter every day, and every day a
kindly decd to do. The command
does not originate in your own gener-
Gus impulses, but in the will Of the
Almighty.
To be Of service to your neighbor is
within the reach Of every one Of us.
Doing good is the highest kind of re.
ligion, for it is the religion which i:
universally applicable. We may diff.
fer with each other on fine questions
of theology, but we waste our time in
discussing them while single starv-
ing body or entangled soul is in sight.
When the world has been redeemed
nicnta..,y, physically and morally,
then, ana then only, shall we have
leisure to debate the metaphysics OF
God. Until that consummation, Sc
dcyoutly to be wished, has been reach.
ed, we should lay the musty questions
Of theology on the shelf, roll up on
sleeves for yc0mans work, and earl
the bcnedction Of Heaven by giving
our benedctlon to the ninety and min,
who bavc gone aStray.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-06-28

Another professcd disciple of HIM
who said Judge not unless ye be
judged also," has been slandering
President Cleveland. He is known as
Rev. DR.. Merrett Hubert, pastor OF
Grace Methodist Episcopal church of
Wilmington, Del. He made the state
ment recently that the President was
in the habit of going fishing on Sun
day. Enquiry was made to Private
Secretary Thurber as to the truthful
ness of the statement, who in answer
branded the story as an "absOlute
falschood." Now the reverend fellow
and slanderer is mighty sorry he
spoke,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-06-28

The following from the Corinth
Herald is timely and the voters
should heed the advice therein con-
tanned: "The Office of tax assessor
should receive careful attention from
the people IN the election this fall. 1t
should be filed by thoroughly quail
ified man as he will have to make a
land assessment next year-a job that
requires high grade of business
ability. From it arises most i'm
portant tax, without which our gOv-
ernmcnt would collapse"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-06-28
" MORE MON EY.'
New York Times.

New York Times
The common argument Of the silver
men is that the country needs more
money. That is the substance of
everything that was said at the Mem
phis Silver Convention, and it is the
substance Of all the elaborate reason
Ing of our scientific" bimctallists.
Yet in the money markets of the
world there is no sign of scarcity. At
the close of the week in this city
money was loaning-aa call at per Ct,
time money at from per cent. to q
per cent, and on mercantile paper at
from q per cent, to 3 per cent. The
London Economist, in its latest num-
Der, June Sth, says: lowing 10 the
increased abundance of money and
the prospect of even greater super
fluffy at the beginning of next month,
the discount market has become
weaker, and the quotation for best
three months bills is down to per
cent" Then it proceeds to lament
the loss OF "the expected outlet for
our surplus money" in the Chinese
! loan which has been in Paris and
guaranteed by Russia. Turning again
to our own country, we find by the
bank statement Of yesterday that the
New York Banks have outstanding
in loans lin round numbers) sos, ,000,-
900, as against S466, 900, 600 year, and
$4,000, 900 in 1893; that their deposits
are 1869, 100000, against S407, 600, 900
two years ago, and their reserve $3.50,
100000, against Sl0l 100000 in 1898.
Clearly of money that can be borrowed
on sound money there is no scarcity
anywhere.
Unquesti0nably, however, the de-
sire for ''mors money" is very genuine.
1t always is. 1t varies with the con-
dtion of the conntry, and, while it is
never absent, it becomes formidable
as force in politics ouly when the
number of persons who feel tlt desire,
but who have no security on which to
borrow and no property to sell, is
large relatively to the whole popula-
tOn At present the number is really
large, though not so great as 1T was a
year ago, and constantly decreasing
Probably before next year, when we
shall have the first opportunity tC
vote, directly or indirectly, on the
question Of getting more money by
legislation, the number will be very
much less. There is no reason to hope
that it will be 50 small that it will
make no serious showing at the polls
We had much the same experience
after the panic of 1873. The cry fol
more money was even louder and more
general than it now is, and 1t confused
the brains of good many politicians
as it has done lately. Yet the Re
) sumption act was passed in 1873, spe
Gle payments were resumed in 1879
and the next few years, when, accord
ing to the inhationiSts, everything
was to go to rack and ruin, were year:
of very great prosperity. 1t is likely
that the course of things will be simi
lar for the next few years. Trade will
revive. The demand for imitation viii
die out. The country and the govern
mcnt will be in easy circumstances
Then, if we have the sense and th
; courage to put the currency on IA soun(
; and stable basis, we shall be able Il
face the future with equanimity.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-06-28

Moses Wifi, of Rose Bank, s. l., has
r curious and valuable Alderney COW.
She is very large and has Il hollow on
her back which will hold gallon OF
water and the cow always stands In
the rain until the hollow Is fled. 1t
is then absorbed through the pores,
and she gives that much additional
milk, but, oddly enough, this curious
phenomenon does not take place II
ordinary water is poured into the hol.
low spot. Mr.. Win states that The
process Is even more strange II there
happens to be rainbow during thu
shower, as in that case the cream thai
rises on the milk takes on all TIN
beautiful colors Of motherotpca'l