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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26
FROM NURSL LRLRERS

CLEVELAND. O., Nov. "a, 1874.
A. McGregor & Son:-Gents-H Herewith
find draft on New York for 81. Please
forward the DEMOCRAT for one year to A.
g. Seabold, care Ohio National Bank,
Cleveland, Ohio, for two dollars and
credit the remaining two dollars to my
account.
Yours truly,
II. S KAUFMAN.
We are glad 10 be thus remembered
by old friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26
BnsineSS Nems.

Wa invite the close attention Of our readers 70
the new advertisement of collars & Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26

A crusty Canton bachelor declares "the root Of
all evil" to be the root of womans tongue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26
gnrat eMaHers
TURKEYS in Greece.

TURKEYS In Greece.
PREPARE your skates.
HELP the poor and needy.
GOD loves a cheerful giver.
&
DEATH to the poor rabbits.
Go to the concert tonight.
Snow, snow, beautiful snow.
YE Old Folks Concert on January LIST.
NILSSON Quartette at the concert tonight
N
Do not fail to hear Mrs. Scott siddons on the
25th of December.
ADVERTISING is blister which draws trade.
Tryi
CONSISTENCY is a jewel rarely found among the
hills of prejudice,
HUsHl tread lightly speak soitly-brother Is in
the pantry stealing jam
The rural editors are looking in their pigeon
holes for Beautiful Snow"
on last Friday the ground was covered with
snow, the first time this season.
ITO be or not to be; that is the question" which
agitates the journalistic brain up town.
A crusty Canton bachelor declares "the root of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26

ITO be or not to be; that is the question" which
agitates the journalistic brain up town.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26

on last Friday the ground was covered will
snow, the first time this season.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26

HUsH tread lightly speak softly-brother Is in
the pantry stealing jam
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26

ADVERTISING is a blister which draws trade
Try 1t.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26

The rural editors are looking in their pigeon
holes for Beautiful Snow"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26

CONSISTENCY is jewel rarely found among the
hills of prejudice
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-26

Do not fail to hear Mrs. Scott siddons on the
25th of December
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-25
THE FIRE FIEND.
HEAVY FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE
AT FALL RIVER.
LOSS HALF 4 MILLION.
THIRTY LIZ ES LOST.

FAIL RIVER. Sept. 19-Noon-The
Granite Mills No. l, in this place, were
burned this morning Just after the
operatives hal commenced work. Il
is said there was fearful loss of life
E0sToS, Sept. 19-Noon-In re-
Spouse 10 an offer to send aid to Fall
FLYER by the superintendent of the
Fall River Railroad, in this city, the
following despatch has been received
FALL RIVER, Sept. 10.
TO j. IL. Ke1d,icA, ,Sul,'t.
No help is required. The fire is I'M
der control. Probably eight Or ten
lives are lost, mostly by jumping from
the fifth story.
Signed, J. r. JORDAN,
Ag't of G. C.. r. II.
NEW YORK, Sept 19-Noon-A des-
NJ. says: The fire is principally con-
ed to the Granite AIill, which is total
loss. The property is insured for four
hundred thousand dollars. The fire
is still burning, but is under control.
The hands went to work as usual, when
shortly afterwards the fire burst fotth
with lightning quickness, cutting off
the fire alarm and egress from the
building, which contained some seven
hundred men, women and children
Many persisted i'll the flames; others
jumped from the upper windows and
were killed in striking. The cries of
the women and children were heart
rending. It is impossible to get th G
number OF killed.
FAIL RIVER, Sept. 19-Nlght.-Loss
half million. Tile operatives in the
spooling room on the fifth story were
panicked. Thirty persons were killed.
The injured and dying are as many
moro.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-25
NEW YORK,
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CON
VENTION.
TTIDE : NOMINATED FOE GOV
ERNOR.

SYRACUSE, Sept 17-Nocn-Samuel
J. Tilden has been nominated for Gov
ernor by the Democratic Convention.
The following are some of the resolu-
tons passed: Fifth-Home rule to
limit and localize most jealousy the
few powers entrusted to public ser
wants, municipal, State and Federal;
no Capitalization. Sixth-Equal and
exact Justice to all men; no postal leg
islation; no postal taxation. Seventh
A free press; no gag laws. Eighth
Free men; q uniform excise law; no
sumptuary laws. The presidency, Il
public trust, not a private perquisite;
no third term.
SYHAcUaa, September 17-Nisht-
VIM. Donsheimcr, liberal Republican,
was finally nominated after seve' al
enlogistic speeches !sy the liberal
1e;rnatcs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-25
PENNSYLVANIA.
BOLD ROBBERY OF A BANK AT
WELLSBORO.
NO GALL YET MADE FOR
TROOPS,

WEL1sBoRo, Sept. 18-Night.-Five
masked men effected an entrance into
the residence of President Robinson
of the First National Bank and gagged
and bound the occupants, President
Robinson, Cashier Robinson and Mrs.
Smith and daughter of Robinson.
They then compelled the Cashier to
accompany them to the bank and then
open the vault, when they helped
themselves to about to 5000 pr1n-
cipally in currency. Returning with
Mr.. Robinson to his home, they placed
the members of the family facing each
other and told them to converse freely.
They took from the finger of Mrs:
Smith a ring valued at $500, kissed
Mrs. Robinson, who tainted, and then
took their departure.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-25
M eHnbers Elect to the General As.
scmbly OF NORTH. Carolina for 1877.

We 10 inc General
scmbIy OF NORTH. Carolina for 1877,
'7o.
The following statement of the members
elected to the General Assembly, as far as
it goes, is considered correct The names
OF other members will be added as fast as
obtained. 1t is certain that we have 4
Conservative gain of about 70 members.
SENATE.
list District, Curlituck, Camden, Pas
qnotanli, Perquimans, Hartford, Gates and
Chowan, VIM Il Shaw and Thomas r
Jernigan, Denis.
I'd. Ty1ell, Washington, Beaufort, Mar
tin, Dare, Pamlico, and Hyde, Chas Lath
am and Milton S Selby, Dems.
Sd: Northampton and Bertie, w W
PEBBLES, Rep.
9TH Halifax, John Bryant, (col) Rep
5th EdgecomDe, W p MADISON, (col)
Rep.
9th Pitt, Jos 3 Stiekney, DEM
It'll Wilson, Nash and Franklin, Chas
M Cooke and Nick w Boddie, Dem.
Sth Craven, Richard Tucker, Rep.
9th Jones, Onslow and Carteret, w 7
r Bell, Dem.
10th Wayne and Duplin, u Z Smith
and John d Stanford, Dems.
18th lenoir and Green, Josiah Suro,
Dem.
18th New Hanover, Edward Cantwcll,
Rep.
18th Brunswick and Bladen, James
Cashwell, Rep.
18th Sampson, Edwin w Kerr, Dem.
10Th Columbus and Robson, w Eos
ter French, Dem.
10th Cumberland and Harnelt, Geo w
Pegram, Dem.
18th Johnston, L r Waddell, Dem.
18th Wake, CHARLES NJ Busbee, Dem
10Th Warren, John NJ Paschall, Rep.
(cOlD.
goth Person, Orange, Caswell, c E
Parrish and George Williamson, Denis.
21st Granville, Richard G Sneed, Rep.
22d Chatham. w g Albright, Dem.
Esd Rockingham, James Irwin, Dem.
oath Alamance and Guilford, James
T Morehead, Dem, and A Holton, Rep
25th Randolph and Moore, II K
Worthy, Dem.
26th Richmond and Montgomery, Jas
LeGrand, Dem.
9th Arson and Union,C NJ T McCau-
ley, Dem.
2sth Cabarrus and stanly, DR. George
Anderson, Dem.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-25
EUROPE.
THE POPE WILL NOT RECOG-
ME SPAIN.
THE POSTAL CONGRESS.

BERLIN, Sept. 17-Noon-The Ger
mania states that the Pope has per-
emptorily refused to join the Europe
an powers in the recognition of Spain.
BERNE, Sept. 17-Noon--The Inter
national Postal Congress has resolved
to recommend uniform rates OF post
age in all territory embraced by the
Postal Union.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-25

Goth Mecklenburg, r p Warning, Dem.
3Oth Rowan and Davie, j IL Clement,
Dem.
3Ist Davidson, Alfred Hargrave, Dem
SD Stokes and Forsythe, Nelson S
Cook. Rep.
$50 s,irry and Yadkin, j G Marler,
Dem.
34;h Iredel, Wilkes and Alexander,
r F Armfeld and !? Il Linney, Dems.
35th Allegheny, Ashe and Watauga, A
j Mcmillan, Dem.
Seth Caldv ell, Burke, Mcdowell, Mitch
ell and Yancey, j & Mills: j NJ Young,
Denis.
37th Catawha and Lincoln, Mi W 4
Graham, Dem.
36ti CASTOR and Cleaveland, Jesse Jen-
kins, lad Dem.
39th Rutherford and Polk, Martin
Walker, Rep.
10th Buncombe and Madison. John S
McElroy, Dem.
4lst Haywood, Henderson and Tran
syivania, i W Taylor, Iiid Eep.
42d Cherokee, Clay, Graham, jackson,
Macon and Swain, II Love, Dem.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Alamance, Jas E Boyd, Rep.
Alexander, NJ Carson, Ind Dem.
IL.
Arson, w E Smith, Dem.
Ashe, Squire Trivett, Rep.
Beaufort, William A Thompson, Dem.
BERTHE, WIN t Ward, Rep.
Buncombe, M Patton, Dem, W G Can
dler, Rep.
Burke, S Med Tate, Dem.
Bladen, John Newell, (col) Rep.
Brunswick, j n Bennett, Dem.
Caldwell, NJ III Barnhardt, Dem.
Cherokee and Graham - King, Dem.
Currituck, J M Woodhouse, Dem.
Cabarrus, Paul Il Means, Dem.
Camden, F NJ Mullen, Dem.
Cartaret, Appleton Oaksmith, Iud Dem.
Caswell, Thomas Harrison, Dem, and
Wilson Carey, (coD Rep.
Catawba, S NJ Finger, Dem.
Chatham, Jno NJ Morins, Q A Hammer,
Denis.
Chowan, Rich Elliott, Rep.
Cleaveland, Allen Belts, Dem.
Columbus, V Y Richardson, Dem.
Craven, Jno Il Good, (col) Edward II
Hill, (coD Reps.
Clay-John o Hicks, Dem.
Cumberland, Jas G McRae, J Med Jes-
sup, Denis.
Dare, Jno. b. Etheridge, Dem.
Davidson, Solomon A Mock, Marshal IL
Pinnix, DeIns.
Davie, Charles Anderson, Dem.
Duplin, y q Moseley, w Il Wells,
Dems.
Edgecombc, Willis Dunn, (coD W 7
Goodwin, (cuD Reps.
Forsythe Or w il Whpclcr Rep
Franklin, 7 L Mitchell, Dem.
Gaston, w \ Stowe, Dem.
Gates, Il II Ballard. Dem.
Granville, III I Hughes, (con - Crews,
Hcps.
Greene, I f lie, k"r, Dem.
Gi:iiford, Nrrtuis Menderhnli, .Irim y
Staples, d, MS.
Halifax. J \ White, G w Daniel, Leps.
iIAywne d, Frank Davis, Dr.n.
iEan"lt, J \ Spr.trs, Dem.
lIcna'r son. James iiitthc. Rep
irrfptd-S i 'r.ril Baker, Rep.
HYDE. i e;ulitI,, Ind Dem.
lrcd-i, ! 6 -liup, i + Gni,llar, Drrls.
Jackson, r, ID Davis, Dem.
Jones, } r Scott, Rep.
Johnston. + j Holt, l. \ E.zz..il. D.rrS.
Ier0ir, J p larrott, Dem
Lincoln, " A thompson, Dem.
Mtcii,l Ii. Moses loung. Dem.
Macon Jas |. Robinson, Dem.
Madison II y Gut!ecr, Dem.
Mcdowell, 4 NJ Erwin. Dim
Mcck!eIiburc, Sol w Reid. j /. .l,'taE,
Drms.
Montgomery, i IInll,y, ID,
Moore, \ a Newer, Dem.
Nash. " 7 Griffin. Dem.
ErIthonntcn r J Walden. Rem.
New Hanover, w II Moore, C-sD II
Brew :noto: CcoD ana Alfred IIny.. (coD
Reps.
Onslow. john " sIack,!ford, Dem.
Orange. Matthew -itwa,"r, in" " l.at;a,
Gems.
p,sruota,k w i Mundeu Ron
IcrG,,i,nans. J Q A Wood, kep.
Person. : & BARNETT. Rem.
PAL Iobn .rrisnr Iii, E,r.
Ti,t,.I,snnh : station AID /. ! Barrett.
Dnms
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-25
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Then try JSFEtsf5EEsA, the won err nj
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-25
TENNESSEE.
MAYNARD NOMINATED BY THE
RADICALS.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 17.-Maynard
was nominated by reclamation for
Governor by the negro convention.
He accepted the nomination, endorsed
the civil rights bill as passed by the
Senate, and announced that he would
make thorough canvass.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ght-The
President, this afternoon sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Governor Brown,
OF Tennessee:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Sept. 10, 1874
"IIof. Joha c. BroaUn, Goccrnor of
Tennessee, NushyiUe:
SIR:-Your despatch of yesterday
has been received and referred to the
United States District Attorney for
the Western District of Tennessee, for
a report, as there is now no official
information of his proceedings here.
When his report is received I will give
you moro definite answer, or have
the Acknowledgement to do so. will
state, however, that it is gratifying to
know that the State authorizes of
Tennessee are disposed to suppress
and punish q class of lawless acts so
dangerous to life, and so opposed
to every political, financial, and moral
interest of the State. But the
Constitution makes it my duty to en-
force the acts of Congress, and Con-
gress has passed laws giving the Uni
ted States jurisdiction in such cases
as are referred to in your dispatch.
No special order has been given to the
Federal officials in Tennessee, further
than the circular of September Sd, of
the Attorney General, which is gener-
al in its nature and continues instruct
ion to all Marshals and District Attor-
neys, wherever violation of such acts
may occur. I will add that the State
and general Governments, as you are
we! aware, may have concern and
jurisdiction over the same Office as for
example, in cases of counterfeiting.
And the action of the State author
tiles in such cases does not prevent
the general government from proceed
ing against the offenders.
(Signed U. 8. GRANT,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-25
A WORD TO THE INVALID.

Ii healthy Blood
or LIVER CURE It will and
blessing to the suffering Proprators and Mae
ture Columbia at manufactures
prices JAMES c. MUNDS Drug Store, Third
Wilmington n. c. iani6 14-d3m dlal
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-25

VET ORKiMC .PEOPi E-Male or Fee
w mae. Employment at home, $50 per
week warranted, no capital required. Par
uculara and valuable sampes sent free. Ad-
Dress with cent return stamp, q. ROSS, VIII
liamsburg, y. Y. 4w
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-05
ZcIeZniCc jevistem krva-
yehO Skutku.

' elm i neOby &c ma vraz Il a
udala pocatkem tohoto m6sice ma MoravG
sice zelezniGnim voze jedonciho Via.
ku. .Ielikoz takovd vrazda byla prvni
toho sp6sobu, jez Rakousku byla spa
chana, vzbudila vseobecnou pozornost a
vsichni casopisoye rakousti jsou zpravami
o nj plni. Y n. l.. docitame Sc nasledu-
iici:
Vrazdou zelezniGnim voze spacha-
nou ma G4letem starci Arnostn kaGerovi
z Branovic zabyva sc dosud postrasene
vefejnG mineni. Nrah Leopold Freud
naleza Sc olomucke pevnost slozil jiz
1plne vyznani. L toho vychazi ma .jevo,
ze nouze vrazdil ze neslo inu zroyna
0 osobu Kacera. Plan svhi promyslil
velmi dobfe. Jiz ma brnenskem nadrazi
spozoroval, ze Kacer ukladal do tobolky
mnoho bankovek. Freud pottal, ze iich
musi byti vice nezli Ia 10000 "a rozhodl
Sc proto, ze stdi co st1j kacera oloupi.
zatim nalezl tobolce zavrazdeneho ien
800 I'll. Patrne Kaeer ostatni penize dal
ma postu drive, nezli ystoupil do zeleznit-
niho vozu Friend wal listek tfeti tridy,
Kacer listek druhe tfidy. Y Rousinove
dal 81 Freud otevrit kupe, n6mz Kacer
Sc naezal samoten. Po 50 lninutach w
stoupil rychle We sanici nezamyslicke a
koupil 81 novy listek do Chropina. Mezi
Nezamyslicemi a Kojetinem zavrazdl
Kacera a opustil V kojetine tajne vlak.
Pfi vrazdG uzil tupeho, kapesniho noze.
Patrne pfekvapil Kacera We spanku a
podrezal mu kirk. Podle nekterych INA
mex, jez shledaly Sc ma mrtvole, zda Sc,
ze zayrazdeny Sc branil; arci nemohl
sam mladsiho Freuda zmoci a volani o
pomoc nebylo pfi hukotu vlaku slyseti
Y Koietine vyzadal 81 V hostinci III XII.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-05

tnika ami zpray podobnem zavodneni a
iiziiz sc zdalo. re zatopena bude celia ze
me. vsak rovna povodni t6to jest obrov
ska prace, jiz egyptsti domorodci vykona
nall, ably rozzufeny Aivol spoutali. Co
II narod stal tomto zapase SO zivlem
pfirodnim jake ieden muz kdo nevidel
namahani praci vykonanou, ten nedo-
vede 81 pfedstaviti, jakou vytrvalost, obe-
tavost neunavenou cinnost Egyptane
tn ma levo dali. Ohromn6 hraze obem'
ky n6koika dnech Nil na obou bfe-
zich iedine takto zabranili Egyptane
ze zem6 jich spustosena nebyla. 20 cele
zemi Sc iiz ma to pomysli, ably Sc ma pa
mdlku zavodntni toho postavil pomnlk
khedivu, ienz prvni myslenku pronesl
iak by Sc zaplavoni predeit mtlo.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-05
AZ a,lLchOR.
Ma edDud.
enl. Par or. and Ticket Agt-
BEE 1. Il.

BEE LIN f..
Cleycland, Columbus, Cincinnati &
.hdiana II. IL.
u Clevelandu odiizdi 6.55 dopoiedne
g. so $50 odpolcdne.
DO Cleveandu pfijizdi 7.30 rano 400
955 odpoledne.
Y Crestlne 9.55 rano 6 80 1000 odp.
DO Columbus 1925 pol. 9.i5 l2.35
7noci
Do Dayton 400 rano 23o edp.
DO Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
aaanaRPd S25 1899 1893 r49 zoo S42 aSno Ts'
ZSt. Louis 7.l5 rano $50 a7,40 odp.
Chicago ESQ $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejepsi iezditi veGernim
Atlantic a Great Western IL IL
Ma vychod ocJtSdi a svyctodu pfytSdt.
z Clevelandu 7.25 a 500 rano 3.i5
1905 veGer.
DO Clevelandu 100 1915 rano, 4.lo a
655 vcGer.
Do New Yorku 100 rano, ASS 800 vec
z Bostonu $50 rano, sos veccr.
ZNew Yorku $50 a 100 rano, 535 q
100 vecer.
Lake Shore a Michigan South. II. II
Ma vychod odjt5dt a pfyi$d 2 vychodu:
Clevolnadn 7.45 a 1000 rano, 4.l0 a
10. 90 vecer.
DO Clevelandu $40 5.35 rano, 2.O5
7.50 odpoledne.
Do Buifallo 4.l0 l0l5 rano, 135, s. 30 n
/ le.40 vecer.
z Buffalo 5.5Oa7 7.l5 rano $50, G. 25 "a
II 80 veGer.
DO New ..Yorku 700 rano $40 20
1900 veGer.
S Bostonu s. SO rano 500 a III veser
Ma adpad orgi<N se sdpadu pfyisal:
z ZClevelandu 5.35 100 rano, 2.3O a G.55
odpoledne.
Do Cleveiandu 1875 1855 rano, 3.45 a
1906 odpoledne.
Do TOLEDO lo.4O 1856 rano 700 a
IL 90 vecer.
z Toledo 800, $50 lO.55 rano $50
veter.
Do Chicago 6.5o $50 rano $50 9.2o
vecer.
z Chicago 100 9.2O rano 5.35 a 9.2O
vecer.
New Yorku 1890 a 1o.45 rano,7 500
90 veCer:
z Bostonu $50 900 rano, 1900 900
veScr:
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-05

ze" poko, avsak hned po s. hod. ranni O.
DIESEL. Odiel zpet do Nezamyslic od-
tud do Prosteiova. Tu zjednati 81 chtel
now odev; obchodu Morice Langa ku-
poval 81 prado. PHI tom prozradily no
krvav6 skvrmy ma nkavu kosile. Lang
mic neveda vrazde, nezadrzel hned Freu
da, pov6d6l vsak tom policeinlmu straz
nikovi Schnablovi, kteryz take zatknul
yraha drive, nezl odioti mohl do Prahy.
Ma penezich nalezalo Sc IL neho $50 zl.
mimo TO asi 800 Y cennych paplrech.
Freud ie svnem zamoznych n poctivych
rodiG6. Narodil Sc I.ukach, vcsnlcce
ma hranicich uhersko-moravskych. Byl
petlivG vychovan II jevil dost madam. A
vsak liz mladi posti2en ie nekoiikratc
kradczi. We Is. roce dostal sc do ledno-
no videMskych obchodG, kde dovedl 81
ziskati 1plnou d6yeru sytho cheia a
vsak brzy svedla ho hra karty roma
fily ziyot noyym krddezm. Zlednal
81 knGek k piiruGni kase sveko pana n
, bral. kolik mu bylo hod. kradez arcl
nezastala dlouho taiemstvim a ien ohle-
, du k otci nebyl stihan trestne. Potom
stal Sc suzovatelem sveho otce; ttyrvkrat
. odcizil mu velke sunny a vzdy znova by
i 10 mn odpusttno. Naposled ukradl psa
/ nj Sc 5000 I'll. adressoyane na ieho otce
i potom uprchl a nebylo po cely rok o nen
Y slechu. Poiedrou prislo do rodlste Jeh'
n ilfedni oznameni, ze ukradl ntlakemI
Z sklepnikovi 400 H. Byl odsouzen nj
= pGl tfetiho roku k ttzkemu zalaii, kter'
n odpykal 81 pevnost. V kyetnu t. re
Ii ku byl propulsion; odebral Sc do Pestl
a kde Sc roznemohl chorobinci nasel Il
Il tnlku. Potion objevil sc kratce Brn
NJ "A zmizel Ease, az postizen Jest co Yra
o, KaGerGv. Kdyz doprayen byl do ole
! mouckeho nadrazi, shromazdeny lid chit
a sena nei vrhnouti, cetnicka hlidka tom
10 zabranila. Freud zdraha Sc neteho poz
o ii "A hodn Sc postil Nyslech trval h'
of dinu: primal sc Ike vSemu nebude ted
ad vvsetfovani dlouho Sc vlelnontl. SenSa
y nj vrazda ia bude pry pfitinon zvlaS
a. Mich opatfeni zeleznitnich spolccnostl /
nj ochranu ccstujicich.
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lde Sc sama knizata cirkevui kt est q n
stvi posmivaji, "a blaznovstvi .ie polka
dajice nevyvazitclnou studnici moci,
bohatsvi slavy. Ktefi to dopousteli Sc
vrazd nesGislnych pfeukrutnych! Ne
byli to nacelnici kfesfanstva, duchovni,
svGtsti? Nebyh nabozensk6 vaiAy, lichz
kazdem stoeti svedeno n6kolik, nejkr.
vav6isim nejzhoubnGjsimi valkami
d6iinach, nimiz vyvrdconi jsou mocni sta
tove a vyvrazd6na celia plemena Ne
prosuli prdv6 kfestansti kneA smilstyi
n cizoozstvi rozmafilostia q prostopasno-
sti vselik6 Nepodobal SC We sttedovekn
Rim obrovsk6mu hampejsu, nebyli me%
papezi krveprznitel6, nemeli katolich Ia
rafi vikafi vedle svych far domy pro
sv6 kubGny, nebyli mnisi bosaci, jakmlle
Sc n6kterG osade vyskytli, pravon met
lon nravnosti. nebot ctnost zen dlvek
I prchala pred morovym dechem bezdzdne
smyslnosti ieiich!
>, A "a nasich du6 nesou veru kfestant
: IVORY poctvosti ctnosti, Prave teto
DOLBY hemzi Sc tasopisectyo veskereho
kresfanstva sveta hanebnostmi, zlociny a
y vseho druhu darebdctvim kfe 5 a n =
II skvm, kdezto nevGrci pfikladnym 81
+ votem. osvicenosti, dobrocinnosti, human
=" ION Sc We speletnosti lidsk6 skvi co ryzi
zlato. Beecher a Glendenning poskytul
dosud casopisGm hoinG stavnate iatky
a ku kronce skandalI oplzlosti: co der
zmizi zde V Europe n6iaky kfestansky
III kasir pokladnou banku nebo iineho U
g stayu anebo ntjaky knee kostelnn
tondem a krasnou yarhanicl; dlouhol
tomu, co virtembcrsky prelat Koch, hlavi
nrotestanti tom kralovstyi, rozkota
rodinn6 stesti zamozneho 5 manzelkol
svou stastnGho ohchodnika stuttgarskehC
kdezto diva tfi mesice pozd6ii augustlan
skT knee katecheta zniGil manzelku
dv6 dcery iednoho praz k e no ooch'
dnika. sveda ie k cizolozstvi smilstvi,
cemz zamu tlov6censtva nestastny ch(
"a a otec fisske rad6 zvlastn stizni spis pre-
ne loziti dal. Vtm, co letos kfestanske k 1e;
o styo nejhorliv6isi ktcstan6 ma poll ha
10 nebnosti zlocinu dokazali, toho al
stotinu IA cel6 stoleti nevtrci nespasou
Sc V Gem tcdy zalezi ten hrozny, satan,k
hll, hitch nev6rcd. Y ntem, nez ze json
mn vtcech viry iineho smysleni, nez kresfal
or ze hledi nikoliv k V II c, ale k xiv OF
irz- nikoliv K dogmatice, ale k praksi.
rae " Avsak, nechf 81 papez fimsky ane
M haptista Spurgcon sliny vzteklostina |
eau VERGE plvaji, oni jsou prcdce jen mai
lest -~-; ->-st; po;..,4: .NlJsasi,sas,..v vll,l y
'No ii Darwin, Tyndallovi, Huxleymu, Spe
cerovi, Heackelovi, Virchovu Helmh
Ni0 zovi, cele radt iinych duchovnich yC
q '''0i kand a ncohrozenych boiovnikd "a svol
- . du myslenky vittzstvi praydy. Oni
y a iednoho kazdeho Mich "a ziya po sn
d ii neiradtii npalili, kayby nell k tor
y : moe, iako upalili Giordana Brunu Gee
Tan a iine, ae niiedinY utencd tech kfesfa
Va'i stvi slepou viru nezahrnuje - NADIA
hou' kami, klenim, sprostactyim, iako papcs
laSi We, arcibiskupov6 a protestanstti kntzi
9io du a u6ence.