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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-20

aud folly in the future, for our salvation
Is not yet perfect. The recent triumphs
are only a few steps toward the final
success which depend alone upon our
selves. An oppressive responsibility
rests upon the people Of the SOUTH ana
they must be equal to their opporluhi-
ties. Bad as are tie reconstructed con-
situations OF the south, and illegal as
wa the manner ia which they were
imposed upon US, they are accomplish
ed facts. We can no more, with pfu-
dence. blot them out than could the
Government Of Gambetta returns 10 the
laws Of Louis XVI-thsn MacMahOn
could blot out Gravelotte and Sedan.
Whatever we may think OF the
iuiquity OF the fourteenth amendment
aud Of the impolicy OF the fifteenth
amendment, 1t is no mere possible to
blot out the results of these amendments
than it would be to repeal the thirteenth
amendment itself In accepting Mr..
Greeley in 1872, the south signed a com
pact with every section Of the Union
that the results Of the war, 50 far rs they
established the political equality Of all
the citizens OF the United States, shall
not be disturbed. Should a reactiOnaTy
spirit develop itself against those results,
we would despair Of success in the great
battle ofIS76, to which the present vic
tory is q presage. We must not Cypress
the negro. We'must convince him that
the white people Of the south have the
viii and the. means to do better by him
than the carpetbsgger, who has used
him and will desert him as soon as de-
prived Of office. We must convince the
colored men that we have no hOstil-
ity against them, because we con-
slider them the ignorant dupes Of their
political masters, more sinned against
than SHINING. Let US act with justice
and kindness, indicate by our treatment
that those among whom they were born
are their best friends, and the days OF
armed intervention and
carpetbsg governments, will be thing
Of the past to come no more. Let it not
be said, two years hence, that any act
Of the southern people has resulted in
the defeat Of those measures on which
their prosperity depends, or that aDOth-
er Radical has been elected, because
from Der disloyalty, the south could not
be trusted to manage her own destinies.
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COME and JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
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The sEAKING OF THE SOUTH


The lofty bearing Of the southern peO-
pie, in the hour of their deliverance,
has attracted the admiration OF the
civilized world. Elsewhere, we pub
lish this morning an article from the
New York Tribune, commenting the
tone Of the APPEAL since the election.
THIS article may be taken as an illustra-
ton Of the sentiments expressed by
the Conservative and Democratic press
of the north, praising and applauding
the wise and eOnciliatory course of the
southern people IN their hour Of tri-
ulnph. The southern people, hsrried by
yeXations and lswless usurpations, treat
ed a. enemies, denied nights in the gene
rsl council Of the nation, and turned
over in their own house and home to
clrpetbag robbers and the most insult
l-g and unjust tyranny to which a race
of freemen, educated in the faith and
practice f>self-gOvernment, has ever
been subjected, have been restless I'M
der these prosecutions and fortunes. 1t
has been bard for them to restrain their
Indignation and resentments, and the
natural instincts which prompt the
worm TO sting the heel which grinds it
into the dust, have driven the SOUTH
efn people occasionally, in their
desperation, 10 turn upon the
despots who were robbing and crush
ing them. But this feeling has been
eradicsted. Gratitude fills the southern
heart, AMI our people win do nothing
10 paralyze the arms Of their deliverers.
Many Of our northern friends feared that
a temporary delirium would seize upon
the ardent and volatile people Of the
south at the direful calamiiies they had
escaped, and the glorious prerogatives
they had secured, and that in the flush
Of triumph and joy they would visit
terrible retribution upon their plunderem
and 0ppress1rs. But the Democrat who
would attempt such folly would be hissed
and kicked into shame and prudence.
The southern people are like mariners
who have suddenly and Unexpectedly
avoided the dreadful breakers which
threatened to engulf their bark, and
found themselves in a smooth sea, with
fair wind and clear sky. They are in
tozicated with their fortunate destiny,
but they are not crazed fools OF unprin-
cipled ingrates, ready 70 commit follies
thst viii destroy their northern friends,
aud subject themselves TO dangers more
terrible than those they have escaped
The south, since the organization Of the
government, has never lacked In states
manship, and we tell our northern
friends that she will not be want
ing in sensible leadership when
20 much depends on her prudence and
wisdom. We invite the northern IA
natics, who pretend TO see in the restora-
ton Of the Democratic party danger to
peaee and public order, 70 read the ut
ferauoes OF the southern papers and
sneakers. They urge the people to
moderation and prudence. The APP
PEAL viii faithfully perform its duty in
Tile respect. The fearful doom from
which we have temporarily escaped
should be a warning, a beacon Hight
10 direct our feet against indiscretion
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OUR SHIRTS ALL GUSFOM-MADE
N.B.-Wili be sent C. Q. D. on receipt
OF sizes.
shirts Made TO Order.
COUNTY SURVEYORS NeFIGR.

FVVHE Office of County Surveyor has been re-
L moved to the New Court Building, corner
IRON courts or otherwise. for surveys. The
record required by the statute of all survey
MADE by the County Surveyor affords adVant-
ages not given by other surveyors. Give us a
call with yo1r WCrK, and IL will be promptly
executed. MARTIN l.. BROWN,
nol9 County Surveyor
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B4H EKON AND STEEL OF
Feed Cutters, Corn shsIle
tors, Curry Conaks, Steel 7
shosels and Spades. She
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rue Deutscner bruder-Bnnd will give
Its nth annual ball at Cochran hall. to-
morrow-night, and are making ar.
Tangements to insure for il a brilliant
aYaninQ Of nlaasIlr, and a,,i..,...a. n,
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Pasl1nily SUBMITTED 70 IN Mississippi, or
whether Il would bepalienily submitted
70 IN Michigan OF Vermont, is part of
the general problem before US. Presi-
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SPECIAL TO MERCHANTS,

V,HE following goods, bought last week ri
Il FORCED CASH SALES, are offered for
NASH al prices rs low as hr mr. hnrlaa i, az
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"a atwO exceptions, have
plundered the public treasury and set
the laws and rights OF the people at
defiance: that these officials of late have
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6 Good Shirts for 5
6 Fine Shirts for
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FTlHE place 10 buy yOur FISH Is at HO. y
Il Adams street, Men anhts. al the Whole
sale and Retail Fish Depot. All orders prom ut
~ filed at the lowest msCrEet price, by
Oct2 L. FRITZ
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-22

kna, spatfi dole ma ulici, kterak policait
sbira on6ch sedm hladovych iedva pro-
pust6nych kararcd, phi cemz iako ostatni
,,honest people" bndou pocitovati blahe
zadostiuGineni, ze Ameriee jest ,,svobo.
da osoby majetku" tax zoamcnit6 chra-
nGna.
V pospolitosti, ktora nevschazi Cd bar
balskych zasad, jest neodbytnyma pfikaz-
nym pozadavkem, ably tomu jcnz chce
pracovati ale praci nal6zti soucnost
svou tedy ebhaiti ncm6zo, tn isoncnost
prozatimn5 bud zamestnanim bud podpo-
ron iemu ona poiistila. Odmita-li od Sc
be tento pozadavek, toz odkazule jodno :
tliyce braniti SO naproti smrti h(adom
,,zloGinem," kde SC iodna o mnozstv
(massu) brauiti Sc revoluci. Plat Ii toto
vseobecnG, toz ma zasada tn tim v6t6i
platnost n tech chudasn, htefi propustGn
byvSe vazby, neien prot obyGcinym
pfekazkam nesnad6m, ale prot pred
sudku boiovati musi, piodsudku, &c co
propust1ni karanci isou lidG zkazcni, kite
ii nezasluhuji soustrast. Stat nem6 by
a ncm0ze ie pfedce trcstati IN to, 70 je
trestal, UGolem trestu toho bylo polepSi-
| ii ie, nikoliy ysak uGiniti polepSenito ne
moznym. On Jest povinnoyan DAFT jim
kdyz opGtn6 do zivota ystoupiti mali pro
stFedky, iichz iindo nenalcznou.
Potresta-l stat ntktoreho obGana IN
spachani zlocinu, tn ieStG obGan ten Sc
nestal icho ncvolnikem. Pfidrznic i no k
praci, tedy by prdce ia mtla poskynoud
prostfedell piiprayiti .iej pro u4itecny Ii
vot a usnadniti mu pc jeho propuSt5ni
zivot takovy. Go 81 Y trcstnici praci syou
,yGla, mGlo by, mali rodinu, castecnG te-
to gyplaceno, castecn6 pro n6ho ukaddno
Il po odbyti trestu jcmu odycdcno byti.
Ncmd.li rodinu, mohl by Sc stat spokojiti
5 polovici ieho vyd6lkn, ably 81 tdsti nc
DO uplu6 nabradil naklad, iei4 mu spdso-
bio vydrzoyani zIotince.
Takoy6 zafzoni bylo by neien spraye
dive a l;dskG, ale ono m6lo by pro spo-
letnost ty neilepsi nasledky.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-22

ka vzdelanosti, nalehala a dotirala nan
tax dlonho tax neuprosne, ~ mozku
jeho yyA ia prynt plodnon inyslenku,
prvni yynaIez. Prvni zbran dillu-
\ iaL no coveka zauiima dGiinach vzd6-
lanosti lidskG nemenSi ddlez;ost, noz nei-
pysn(si paroiod a neiddmyslnti sestave
ny atroj; neboG kdyby toho potatku neby-
10, nehonos1 bychom Sc dnes vyiialezy,
jakym mi V tom!o stolet tloyGk liz pray
de sam sebe pfekonava. Prvni zbran ka
menna byla Glov6ku prvnim nastrojem;
nj rozbijel l,osi uloyeuych zvifat, ably z
Mich tux mohl vysrkati. A maic nastroi
mohl podniknouti prvni uzitetnou plod
nou praci, a prace jest !ak znamo zakla-
dem blahobytu podninkou prospivani
tlovGCenstva, prace Jest duchu ldsk6mu
to'ik, jako byinstva teplo n .iasno sluueG-
nj.
kazde zlepseni a rozsiieni pdvodni my
slenhy bylo noyou krdpGii elm rychleji
a hojn6ii Sc myslep'a a rozsitovala a zdc
konaovala, tim ychleii rostl potuGek lid
skeho poznani y4dtlani, az konetn6 \
ten mohdtny velotok yzrostl, ktory ma
Sem vtku celou temtf zcmGkouli zavlazu
Lie, zurod1nie a velike koraby t6zkyn
nakladem baha do vsech uhld svGta nosi
III kter zaluii na nepTizen osudu, Kite
rl' jun nepopfil stiti Sc ddleziBm cnite
lem We spoecnosti lidsk6, kteri zehrai
re jim neni souzeno yykonati vtci velike
nccht upolloii Sc pomyslenim, ze kazdl
Gloytk ma Fdskt rodinG platnost syoi
70, hc< jake la krdp(j desfovi, ja',o ten
keI nebo bu ka rostlinna zviieci, jake
Ia kamenna sekera, a ze V ioho moci j.
stat Sc vice nebo meme prosptsnJm, die
toho jaky bude zivot jeho a iaka pr;cc
Ijeho
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Ma sdp0f.
L X. MYERS,
Genl Par or. and Ticket Agt-
EsEi Il 4. IN II.

Cecefdnd, CotaDtbnS, cincinnati IL
iadiana IL. IL.
u Clevclandu odiizdi 6.55 dopoiednc
$50 $50 odpolcdnc.
Do Clcvelandu pfijizdi 7.30 rdno LOO a
0.55 odpoledne.
r Crcsthne 9.55 rano SIS 1000 odp.
Do Columbus 1925 pol. 9.45 II. 35
gnoci.
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.30 edp.
DO Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
2 Cincinnati 100 q 1000 rano 9.45 veG.
z indianapolis 6,25, 1850 100 rino.
Y ST. Louis 7.l5 yano 2.55 TAO odp.
Y Chicago ESQ $40 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi iezditi veGcrnfm
Atlantic n Great Western Es X
Ma vJchod oeljtSdi a vychod@ pfVt&dI
q Cleyoandu 7.25 q 500 rano 3.i5
1905 vcccr.
do Clovelandu 100 lO.45 rano, 4.l0
G.55 veGcr'
DO New Yorku 90 rino, i.55 a 800 vcG
z Bostonu $50 rano, 505 veGcr.
ZNew Yorkn $50 a 100 rano, 535
100 veGer.
Lake shore n Michigan South. II. II
Ma vgchod odji&M a pfltscl5s 2 vgczodu:
q Clevelnadn 7.45 1000 rano, 4.lO a
10. 20 veGer.
DO Clevelandu $50 a 5.S5 rano, 2.o5
7.50 odpoledne.
DO Buifallo 4.l0 1915 rano, 49,, 8. 80 n
e.40 veGer.
z Buffalo $50 7l5 rano $50, 6 .25 a
| l.30 veGcr.
DO New ..Yorku 100 rano $40 20
1900 veGer.
S Bostonu $50 rano 5.00all ycGer
Na sdpad ocDl$N se edpadu pfVt@al:
z Clevelandu 5.35 100 rano, 2.3O a 6. 55
odpolednc.
Do Cleveandu 7.25 1855 rano, 3.45 a
1905 odpolcdnc.
Do Toledo lO40 q 1855 rano ZOO
| IL 90 veGer.
y Toledo 300, $50 a lo.55 rano $50
veGer.
Do Chicago G.5O $50 rano $40 "a 6. 90
yecer.
| z Chicago 100 9.2o rano 5.35 9.20
veCer.
u New Yorku 1890 lo.45 rano,7 500
/ /. 90 veCer:
z Bostonu $40 900 rano,' 300 900
ve1er:
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OZn;lmky POkrOku

vytisknou Sc jen takovG, kter6 sc ndpFed
zaplati. Vyimuty jsou toho pravidla
spolEy, iimz zarove1 oznamuie Sc "a ,,po
toUi6nj cenu.
palec sloupce stoii $500 "a ttikrdte
vytislnuti, palce S4.0O, 3 palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvofeinovana tim Jest lev
n6jsi, dim dele SO uvetelnuie.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute oby6einym
plsmem stoii Is ctd. fadka.
Oznamky: hide jest" ,NaprodeT
,Hield Sc" stoii IS eta "a trikrat otisk-
mutt.
- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy fdi,
tdo v Pokroku oznamovati chce Necht
siuda kolik tadek, 81 kolik palcd koli-
krat uvetejnit a nccht 81 sam vypotte a
zasle pfisusici za to castku.
~" kdo 81 pfeie miti oznamku v
tfitydenniku neb tydennik6 necht laska-
ve podotkne.
Penixc posileite vzdy poStoynich
pouk;izkach Money orders) psani adre.
suite vzdy:
POk EsOk
No. lOl CrOtOn street,
Cleveland. d.
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Kdo 81 zvykl S laskou patiiti ma vsecky
zjevy pfirodn, nejen yelkolep6 a obroy
ske, ale ty malirkG zdanliy6 nepatIn6,
kdo osvoiil 81 pon6kud znamost hIaynich
zakond pfirody, ten zaiist6 nejednou pc
zastaviI SO amysleni mad tim 6ka~em,
&c neimensm dtima neIvetsi, &c zddn
liya malichernost Jest pocatkem neiyGtsl
dGezitosti, re pestra rozmanitost uchyat
nj velebnost wink svd ma prosjnk6
iednoduchosti a nepatrnG drobnjstce. Ma
linky kel a iest6 mensi bulka, iiz nelze
iinak vidhti, nezli ozbrojimeli oko sy6
mnohonasobn6 zv6tsnjicim drobnohledem,
Jest poCatkem zarodkem tisiciet6ho du-
bu, nebo obrovskych, do samych oblak sc
pnoucich cedr1 libanonskyeh a palem tro
pickych, ze rovnGz buuka Jest zlrodkem
pGvodem zivota neizenialnGisich muzd,
iako Newtona n Ilerschla, llrmboldta a
Goetha, kopernika Keplcra, Lavoisiera
a Araga, a V. TeprvG mikroskop, w
naezeny zenialnim Leeuvenhoecbem do
byl malinkostem ono ccstn6 misto fiSi
zev6 pfirodnich, jez jim po pravu nalezi.
Pohledme ma vcmoie Pacifiku nayr-
II San Francska, velmofe, ktere Jest mel
nazornGisim pfikladem velebnosti piirod-
r., sleduime puyod leho az k ontm ma
lininkym bublinkam ci puchy fkdm, kterG
tvofi mlhu nebo oblaka. PuchJfky ty u
ynitf dut6 obemknuty jsou jemnounkou
slupinkou vody. Srazili Sc ndsledkcm
zmGnenG teploty vzduchu miriady miri-
ady t6chto puchJfkd, dosud leh. nkych a
We vzduchu snadnG plovoucich, splynou Y
krdpeie vody, ktere TIL svou pfekonaji
pfekazku vzduchu podob6 dest ma
zem prsi. A ty krdp6je svlazi, rozlouci
n avyzivnou ucni prsf, niz bylinstvo cd
noidrobncjsi zeliny az k nelmohdtnG,imu
dubu befe svou potravu, take semena XII
citi hyliny sfavy sv6 rozmnozovati a ri.
sti mohou. Nez mnoho mnOho tech krG
peli vpije sc nebo zablondl prlInani a
St6rbinami We skalach hluboko do hor, cd
kud pax ven Sc vyderou co prameny a
zfidla. Mnoho tech pramenkd sprysti a
splcte Sc V potdcek, vice potokd V iekn a
vice rex koneCnG We veletok, ktery ma
bedrach svych pysne koraby obrovske
tie brave nosi, usnadhuje tim styk. civil
lizaci blahobyt narodi politicky pfiro-
don rozloncenych. A tento veletok zil-
rodnujici cele zeme delce ntkolika tisic
anglickych mil, ma pr. Mississippi Mis-
soury seyerni Amazona jizni Anne
rice, odvozuje pdvod sydj Cd te lrdptje,
ktera podobe deste ma zcm sprcha, ano
cd te bublinky mlzne, Aiera lehynce We
vzducha Sc vznasi.
A echo 70 povstaly vsecAy sv6ty, ce-
Ia tn velkolepa velebna soustava nebe
skych tell DIE theorie prot. Spillera 2
iemnounkeho actheru, z latky mnohona-
sob jemntjsi, nez jest neipr1zracn6jA a
nejfidsf vzduch, kterd sbalujic Sc kolova
MIN kosmicky oblak, zarodkem move
planety, noveho sytta Sc stava.
A rovn6z tax ma sc TO zivote pokole-
nj lidskeho. Kdyby nebylo tech nepatr-
nych po6atkh vzdelanosti, nebyloby vide
lanosti a osv6ty vdbec. Jak dlouho to tr-
valo, nezli prvotni cloyek vynalezl prvni
xbrah prvni nastroj Potfeba, tato mat
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hotovitel6 pfistroid k zavadeni plynu po.
tfebnych, 80 Ontario Str, Cleveland, o.
Zavddi plyn vodu do vsech vefejnych
n soukromych budov ma nejuznanejsim
planu IA rozumn6 ceny. II
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'E'rO thu socialism,.

,,Sadm mui &, X, Ell po nGkolik roki
jedne bropklynske trestnci uy6znGni by6,
json tyto dny propnstcni ma svobodu, .le-
l'koz 81 tgest sy8 odsedcli. JeIkoz ne
m 4jdneho domova, potulovali Sc po u
lic.ch bll zatkuuti, soudc Sernleroyi
ptedvederj pro tulact, ma sest m6sicd
do vtzeni odso02epi."
X teto prlve pripojuie bostmskJ ,Pi-
oner" pod zohla,'n ,,Vzorek republi-
k ,nskG spray 'oosti ldekosi" nasledu-
ic. uvahu:
,,P,cdes.anou zy(st ro7nesl novoyorsky
telegraf Pc eelych Spoienych statech, asi
jakoby zySstoval, ze prSelo, nebo &c yitr
shodil kom'n, tim bylo ysecko odbyto a
b poko;em zTs'ayeno. Ziva duse 81 toho
ma da'o neys'm'a. Snad &c ntkte,y ctGnaf
zpravA tu piecetl pot4senim, protoze
,,spolccnost" opGt nGkolika zlocincd Sc
sprostna.
Ny iiz day 70 nc5t''. co by nam bylo
znizor.. 70 lax lapid ne naprostou malo-
mocnost Il 2racelot on6ch neStastnikG,
ktefi ydci nynGj sp2lecnosti isou bcz mo
ci, bez pros edk1 patel Go ii zloGin-
cove dive sp5chq'i, ney ne. Pravdtpo-
dobnG padd 10 ma yrub same spoleGnosfi
kterd na Mich vlasini hfichy sv6 z,,estala.
Srad 20 nezav ntni bda ncbo suroyost
ie do zalafe piiyedla. KazdJm sptso-
benz IN svoa, il ma spolecnos Sc dopu
sti'', We vezeai odpykali a nell tndiz pra-
70. ably mimi bylo nalozono .iako fdmi
hteii novy bez. honny 2ivot zacii chit il.
Ale kdc a ) dm .iei zatiti Go jim pomo
hla dobra Vi e ncbo neilepsi pfedsevzoli .
ByIi na1 bez pros edtd vGzeni do
syeta vyer1eo'. Nemtli pi.stfc i, kde by
byli nale2'i zasa,y; pfitel, he. by je pod
poroval, neaaIe7l; prjce il l'edali,
byIa i'm djua. U!ice byl jejich jedinA} 7
domov h a d - ukazovatel. Tax
s III pied N cstarskou l. Jhatou spo-
letn Dala I'm zamtstlan; ncbo CHE
ba, UciHly 6iady, 60 souk romn'ci opo-
menu? Nikoliv. / ty z0stavil jim w
Der bud M okoGenim do vody. ably ne.
mueeli po rIicich Sc potnlovaii, anebo
SIN 4 baden, ably nemusel zebrati o
cheb. \ jeFSoz by dosri nevlastenecti
neyybrati 81 obeho ami jedno ari druhe,
pol ala .ie hrmdpn spolecnost "a neu-
topeni Sc, aneb neza ; nuti f'ady opet :
nym uvezncnlm to II "a .jedinou moznoet
jiz jim zistavila, pro IT u actyf." :"
Po est mesicich budou op6t propusteni,
op6t na7i bez pros edki ma ulici yyvr-
ZEN pakli do te doby nenauciIi sc kun
stovnimu kousku Ne, yssiho, delati nj
echo nfco, bude spol most muset uzit
sveho hrmanr'ho odpomocneho prostied-
ku znovu je nejspise pro op6tne tu-
lactyi ma celf rok do kazDice zayfit. A
tax mnze Sc tato suroya hra Sc spravedl-
vos- / opakoyati, az nebozi opust>nci a BE-
brani chleba ma vzdycky wynn.
kdyz vrah Stok ,obrovsky podvodnik
Tweed a jim 2 vezeni propu7teni budou,
nebudou nil zapotfebi blouditi nlicerni a
0 chleb praci zebrati. Pfijcdou pro ne
$ kocaIy odvezou je do palacd jejicb,
kde jim ceir' pfi jejich pfestalemu
nestesii srdecne bahopfati budou. Snad
Sc pahodon pfihodi, ze vyhlidnuvse o.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-22
od 81 kset 1874 odjiEdi ylaky udane stanicc yylms
nodel) jak naslcdndujo
River Division.

Opoust Bayard II 30 dop SEQ odp Pfjiadi do Nov.
Philadelphia 55 a 20 odp opousti n rbilad 90 d0p
~ uan pftfi4dI do RaNatd @ don z min
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-14
A RELIEF. The Boston SUNDAY

A RELIEF. The Boston Sunday
Gazette says: "The other day 10
dy reached the railroad depot Just
as the train on which she desired to
depart moved away. As she stood
gazing at the train, her arms full OF
packages and her eyes full OF tears.
a gentleman arrived at the depot
on q run, with a valise in hand, his
coat on his arm, and face streaming
with perspirstion. He also was af'
ter that train, but alas! was too
late. AS he looked anxiously after
the train, now moving swiftly away,
he sat down on his valise, wiped his
face, and very deliberately said
sD-n that trainv The lady heard
it, and smiling on him with all her
sweetness, her face lighted up with
a heavenly glow as she whispered,
THANK you, sir.'"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-14

In the spring Of 1927 NJ. 8. Good.
ell of Irasburgh found . coat OF
mail rolled together and lying at
the foot of q large birch tree. It
was much corroded by rust upon
the outside, and appeared to have
lain in that position . very great
length of time. It was made Of
steel rings about one-fourth Of an
inch in diameter, locked together in
the way steel ring purses are made,
but much thicker9 aud instead Of
being brazed, or left open, were all
nicely riveted.
The wire was about the size Of .
common knitting needle. The form
of the article was like that OF .
shirt, reaching down below the hips,
with the collar made of several
thicknesses of brass wire pnt to-
gether IN the same way, the ends Of
the sleeves and the bottom being
bordered also with the brass rings,
The collar was open before sufaci.
emily for passing the head through,
when it could be fastened 80 as to
securely protect the chest aud
throat. 1t was evidently designed
to protect the wearer against spears
and arrows, and perhaps the sword
also; but by whom and when was
it left, is open to conjecture. 1t ID
now in the National Museum at
Washington. 7 ''. '...- ~ '-'
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-14

NoBoDY's Fool. One Saturday
afternoon short time since, > little
sad.eyed boy, with dirt on bis chin
and tear on his nose, called ct one
of the police stations and asked Il he
could be sent to the Reform School,
he being o homeless waif. As he
had committed no offence, he was
told that he had better 60 to the
work-house, but he replied that his
brother was at the Reform School
and he'd rather 60 there. He didn't
want to 60 out and steal anything.
or smash some ones plate glass win.
dow, and his anxiety to 60 tonched
the heart of gentleman who had
called on business. He consulted
with the sergeant and then said to
the lad:- ... .....,
~ guess we can fix it. Pm going
to leave my wallet on the desk, and
the sergeant and I will 60 up stairs.
If you take the wallet it will be
stealing, and you will be sent to tho
Reform School," .,.
The wallet was left, the men went
up stairs for a moment, and when
they came down, the boy was no.
where in sight; neither was the
wallet, containing 96, and the lad
and the money are still missing.