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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-11-13
sHERIFF,S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
~ an order Of sale issued out of the Dis
directed. I wall, on Monday, the s3d day of Me-
Yember. 1874, st IL O'Clock q. m, at the front
tscorof the court house. in said county, offer
for sale at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described real es-
tate, to-Wit; The northwest u OF section
number 81, in township number ~, of range
number IS, in Lyon county. Kansas. will be
sold as the property of Hamilton Howard and
Iatherine Howard, to satisfy said order of
safe JOHN BAY,
Sheriff OF Lyon Co.. Kansas
Emporia, Kas., Oct Esd, 1874 434T
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Is seymour L. stsbbips. rep.

Is Seymour L. Stebbins, rep.s
l6 Charles H. Adams, rep, gain (prob
ably. a3a.fef
II Martin 1. TOwnSend, rep. f-,l
Is Andrew Williams, rep, 8 0QA mai.
10 VIVA. A. Wheeler, rep, @ 800 nal.
20 Henry H. Hsthorn, rep. probably
q Samuel + Miller, rep.
y Geo. A. Bagley, rep.
d Scott Lord, dem gain
p Vim. HI. Baker, rep, probably.
. Elias w. I4eaYenWUrth, rep.
Is Clinton d. MeDOngal. rep, n
elected.
% Eldridge G Lspham, rep. a
- Thomas C. PIatr, rep, Fe-sleeted.
- Halo Hokes, rep. go
80 James L. Angle, dem, gain tprOb-
ably. ~ ~ iJa3 .etS
81 Geo. G. Hoskins, reps re-~irctesi.s
81 a >hnr r. Nichols. d-Ih sain.
80 Walter L. Sessions, rep Fe-tiectea
NEW JERsEY-7.aE lat
l Clement H. SiRnieksOn, rep. ssd
Andrew j. Smith, dem, gain,
Miles Ross, DEM, gain.
Robert Hamilton, deIn., re- ssIected
Augustus w. Cutler, DEM, g4in.
Marcus /. Ward, dem re-rltctr,l,
Augustus A. HArdenburgh, atIetn
gain. sys.i.sl
RHODE ISLAND. 4 s,,..5t
l Benjamin T. Eames, rep, re-elrcfed
400 majority.
I.stimer w BallOu, rep. ], IOa Taa3.
TENNEssRE-10. %
Rsderick r. Butler, rep, re-elect-
ed (prOb).
2 Jacob N. Thomburglr, rep, re-
elected (prob).
8 Georg. q. Diddrell, dem., gain.
4 John W. Head, DEM, gain.
John II. Bright, DEM, reelected.
8 John +. House, dem, gain.
z Washington G. WhitthOrne, dem.,
reelected by 5000.
John D. C. Atkins, dem., reelected.
9 William p. Caldwell, DEM, gain.
10 III. Casey Young, DEM, gain, 500
maj.
John II. Reagan, dem.
2 David B. Culberson, dem.
James w. Throckmorton, dem.
Roger r. Mills, DEM. reelected.
John Hancock, dem., reelected.
6 Gustave Schleicher, dem.
vRGINIA-9.
l Beverley B. Douglas, dem, gain.
2 James H. Plat. Jr., rep, re-elect-
ed.
5 Gilbert c. Walker. DEM, gain.
William II. II. StOwell, rep, re-
elected.
5 George C. Casell, dem., gain.
John r. Tucker, dem.
John T. Harris, DEM, reelected.
Eppa HuntOn, dem., reelected.
William Terry, dem.
WIScONsIN-S.
l Charles G.. Williams, reI., re-elect-
ed.
Lucien B. Caswell, rep.
Henry S. MagOOn, rep.
William Pitt Lynde, dem.-3,000
majority.
Samuel D. Burchard, dem.
6 Gabriel Bouck, DEM, gain (prob).
Jeremiah IL. Rusk, rep, reelected.
8 Alexander S. McDill, rep :, re-elect-
ed.
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nrATE ITEaaa.

Fort Scott is suffering for wa
ter.
WyandOtt is importing potatoes
from Ohio.
The Normal school at EmpOria
has 22O scholars.
A yoke Of bufFaloes passed
through Humboldt recently.
The second crop of cherries have
been sold in Winfield this season.
Eight mechanics left Leaven-
worth for San Francisco on the
I'd inst.
]. R. Elliott has bought q LOGON
olive for the Manhattan & North
western Railroad.
Wilson county boasts a potato
Z inches in circumference, raised
since the rain.
Many people are going west to
jump claims, and there will be live
ly times next spring.
The Lawrence Journal says the
L., L. & G. is the only railroad
that is doing nothing at all.
The cotton gin and press at In
dependence, has been pnttIng up
four bales of cotton per day.
A fine Indian scalp and a bow
and arrow were recently offered for
sale in Wichita for $40.
The counties Of Greenwood,
Butler, Cowley and Sedgwick have
a big show Of fall wheat.
Pawnee county is receiving a
car load of provisions from Iowa.
It is intended for the destitute set
tiers.
A tank in the machine shops at
parsons burst last week and scat
tered 10000 gallons of water all
around.
The funeral Of Judge NJ. v. Voss
occ urred at Fort Scott on the 4th
inst. Gen. C. w. Rlair delivered
q funeral address.
| Albert Crane, of Durham Park
Marion county, has been buying
cattle of the great shOrt.hOrn
breeders, in Kentucky.
There are now 81 students in the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, the larg.
est number ever admitted, and
more are coming.
Less whisky was drank at Leaven
worth on election day than on any
previous one recorded in history
Hard times.
The Coffeyville Courier says it
is Doubtless true" that . MAORI
ty OF the men in that town carry
revolvers and bowie knives.
The "toOt" Of the rolling mills
whistle disturbs people in NORTH
Topeka. We should say that aHy
noise would be welcome in thesC
dull times.
The editor of Solomon Gazettl
: thus States his position OF entiru
} independence: 1--WE wear NO col
: lar, not even q short collar"
> The boys at Lawrence pla,
|, ''hare and hound" Two two-leg
, ged shares" led twelve "hounds'
|, q chase Of seven miles the othe
3 day.
Mrs. P. C. and Miss J. C. Fair
\ child, Mrs. Mary T. Pierce AM
! Mrs. Oliver Wilson were registere,
|, (under protest. as voters at Leay
enworth.
o Jim Alien, q notorious hors
: thief, who had escaped from tn
y penitsntiary, was lately capture,
. by . colorsd man near EndOrs
0 Douglas county.
ri Mr.. Pitcher, OF Samner county
4 lived several days after receiving
r revolver shot which struck him i
70 the groin, ranged upward, an
9 came out in the face.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

NOTICE is herby given that by virtue OF
IN an order OF sale issued out of the District
Court Of Lyon county, Kansas, to me directed.
will on Monday the 23d. day OF November,
1874, at O'Clock p. m, at the front door of the
court house, in said county, offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash
the following described real estate, to-wit
Lot No. 60 on Neosho street in the CITY OF En-.
Foria. Lyon county. Kansas, will be sold as
the property OF Sanford II. Karner and cen l.
OF sale. JOHN BAY,
43-47 Sheriff of LYON 90. kansas
Oct ed 1874
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A WALKING ADvERr1sEnkNr.
LTMKsToNE SPRINGS, 5. c

LIMESTONE SPRINGS, 5. C.
DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Sir:-I am q walking adyer-
tisement for your Golden Medical Dis
covery, Purgative Pellets and DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, they having
cured me of Catarrh of nine years
standing, which was so bad that It dis
figured my nose, and, while curing it,
your medicines also cured me- Of Asth.
ma in its worst and most aggravated
form. Before using Your medicines
had become reduced In flesh from one
hundred and fifty-flve to one hundred
and fifteen pounds, and / now weigh
one hundred and siXty-twO pounds,
and am in better health than have
enjoyed for twenty years.
Yours truly,
j. L. LUMsDKM.
The above Ia but Q fair sample Of
hundreds of letters which are received
by DR.. Pierce, and in the face Of such
evidence WIN can longsr doubt that
the Doctors medicines cure the worst
cases OF Chronic Catarrh.
The Great FaVOrits with the Ladies'.
VIM. Fsrsyth Bynum & Son, drug
kAoS91 Va 1@ANO O0A1 = to-1 WI1Ucp 6SpSs
10th, 1874, as follows: GDr. b. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y-Your Golden
Medical Discovery and PurHatiVe Pei
lets sell very largely and give COM
plete satisfaction, as numbers of our
customers and friends testify with
pleasure. Your F&HoTite Prescrfptioa
Is indeed the great FaVoFite with the
ladies, and numbers can say with Joy
that it has saved them from ekinE out
miserable life or meeting with pre-
mature death, and restored them 70
health and happiness"
Thousands of women bless the dav
on which DR.. Pierce's FaVoFite Pre-.
scription was made known to them.
A single bottle often gives delicate
and suffering women more relief than
months of treatment from their family
physician. In all those deranRemenf1
causing baek-ache, dragging down
sensations, nervous and general deblli-
tys it Is sovereign remedy. Id
soothing and healing properties rende.
Il OF the utmost vAlue to ladies suffer.
| ing from internal fever, congestion
Inflammation or liberation, and IL
strengthening effects tend % correci
disp1acements of internal p8rts, "a
result Of weakness Of natural supports
IL Is sold by all druggists.
| DR.. P5erceis pamphlet on Disease
peculiar to Women will be sent 70 an
address on receipt of two stamp:
Address IS above.
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NUMBER 46.
LEGAL,
sRERTFF's SALE.
VS..
ThaddeuS Ii. Walker.

1uauuStfS II. w dlkef-
District Court First Judicial District Ieay.
enHOrth county, Kansas
DY virtue of an execution issued cut Of
ID the District Court Of the First Judicial
District, sitting in and for Leavenworth
county, Kansas. wherein Stephen Z. David.
son is plaintiff and Thaddeus II. Walker is
defendant, will, on Monday, the 2Srd day OF
November, 1874. at O'Clock a m, at the front
deor Of the court house in Lyon county, Kan
sas. offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, ali the right
title and interest OF the defendant, Thaddeus
ii. W alker. in and TO the following described
real estate. tO-wit: The west half of the
northwest quarter. and the southeast quarter
OF the northwest quarter of section three 49,
and the northeast quarter and southwest
quarter and the west half Of the southeast
quarter OF section four "a; the south half and
southwest quartz CT the northeast quarter of
section I'VE to), section seven "a and section
eight 81; the west half and the southeast quar-
ter ana the west half of the northeast quarter
Of section nine 80: section seventeen an and
section eighteen us, all situated in township
twenty-one Csll. south Of range thirteen, (l3l
east, IN Lyon county, Kansas. Said real eS-
tate Will be sold as the property of Thaddeus
IL. walker. or as much thereof as will satisfy
said execution. JOHN BAY,
Sheriff Lyon Co., Kansas.
Sheriffs Office, Lyon county, Oct. -. 1874.
ST.
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Hoop Poles Wanted.
AUCTTONEERING

"EYERLING. FARBUHARSON 4 co.
III will spay cash forOne million -four IIbl
poles to be delivered at EmpOria.
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and dIsgust everybody with your
Cstarrh and its Offensive odor,
when DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
viii speedily destroy all odor, ar
rest the discharge and cure yon.
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ID. 8. 10y and A. ID. TreesIer.
"EREBY give notice to the public that
HI they hold themselves in readiness to at
tend sales at any point in the adjacent conn
ties. Persons wishing to make arrangements
-rn2N
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Adyertisenients calculated w Lhe ineh. n
length OF column. FOR cutS and double col
unn display, add 70 per cent 20 above table
OF rates. An legal and transient advertising
20 be paid for In advance, except when order
ell by our regular patrons. Our rates arr
eerY ioSo In proportion 20 our circulation. and
must be strictly adhered 70.
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TO FARMERS.

WYE will sell you plOws and cultivators at
w lOPer cent above Wholesale prices, and
you can select your goods after they arrive.
Don't ask you to pay in advance. See adver-
Gsement. a large stock already on hand.
Other goods proportlonately cheap.
j. ii. GRIFFITH q BRO.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-15
Ozn;imky EsOkrOku

vytisknou SO jen takov6, ktore Sc "QPfea
naplati Vyimuty isou toLo pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroveh oznamuie Sc "a ,,po.
ioUiGai cenu.
palec sloupce stQii 5000 "a tfikrdte
vytisknuh. 2 palce $500, 8 palce 5000.
Oznamka dele uvefei1ovana tim Jest lev
neisi, elm dele Sc uvereihuio
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obyceinym
pismem stoii 15 eta. fddka.
Oznamky: .,,hdeJesf' yAaprodeT'
.Medd Sc" stoii ~ cta. "a ttikrdt otisk-
mutt.
- Poole toho necht Sc kazd[ ridi
kdo Pokroku oznamovati chce. Nechi
81 uda kolik fadek, ci kolik palcd q kolt
krat uvefenit necht 81 sam vypocte a
zasle pfislusici "a to castkn
.4@ Kdo 81 pfeie miti oznalnku i
ttitydenniku neb tJdcnnika necht ldska
"a podotkne.
Penixe posneite yzdy postovnicl
poukazkach Money ordersl psani adre
sujte vzdy;
POIz RON
NO. EOI CrOtOsR Street.
Cleveland, q.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-15

mel. Nasledkem desfa rozmoGila SO pd-
da, syczla Sc na no you stavbuJciiz tfeti
oblouk ieSt6 uzavfen nebyl strhla vse
delco asi sahd Pokud SO vi, bhlo "a
sypano II d6lnika i s podnikatelom STAY
by Knoepfolmacherom. Rychlou pomo-
q bylo hned d6lnikI vytazono, ieden
zemfe na mist6 ostatnich sc take po-
chybuie. Ttindct strasn6 zohavonych
mrtyol bylo mimo to tez &c zficenin vyta
zeno. Mrtvola zasypan6ho podnikatele
stavby JOS Knoepfelmachera byla 5. t..
m. vyta4ena knoeptelmacher cital tepr-
We 81 roki vynikal svymi bohatJmi v6
domostni. Techuicka studia sva odbyl
We Nidni V Curychu, nacez stall SO inzi
nyrem pri jizni drdzc a posleze in2iny-
rem a spoIu podnikatelem stayby osudnt
no tunoM. Mrtvola ieho odvezena dc
karlovJch Yard.
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Nn sdpad.
EB II Z LIN H.

C2eceiq,;d, Golaanbus, Cincinnati &
Indiana H. IL.
Y Cievelandu odiizdi 6.55 dopoledne
so a $50 odpoledne.
DO Clevelandu pfiiizdi 7.aO rano 400 a
l.55 odpoledne.
4 Cresthne 9.55 rano 55 a 1000 odp.
DO Columbus 1925 V pol. 9.45 1885
gnOci'
DO Dayton 400 rano 2.3o odp.
DO Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
z Cincinnati 100 900 rano 9.45 yeE.
Indianapolis 6.25. 1880 100 rano.
z 81. Louis T.. rano 255 40 odp.
z Chicago 0.5o $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi iezditi vecernFm +.
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DObra rada neni pencil
ZapiaCena.

Kdosi, jenz nepochybn6 d1kladnt zna
prakticky smysl kn6zstva, ddva nastava-
jicimu duchovnimu nasledniici zaiistc nc
ocenitelnou radu.
.,Pfedevsim, mlady muz, musis Sc PM
DAFT k cirkvi orthodoxni; pax vybidni 81
misto, kde jest hojn6 horliv}ch kfosfana.
jenz neskrbi, kde SO iedni 0 hostel.
Ma potatku musis horlivt Sc zapalen
pracovati pro Jezise Krista; povzbuzui
rozpaluj stdlem nabozensk6m rozo-
chveni nalad6ni adrzui tleny kostela
sice kostele. Zvlaste kdyz ua>tanou
dlonhe veGery, ohlasui odbtgeI koste-
le shrolnazdeni nabozenska zabavn6.
aby 81 lide na hostel uvylli, ze j v nepo-
hode Sc rddi dostayi Timto zpdsobcm
zvysis horliyost cinnost 6len1 kosteia
tveho pfivabis 81 jeste mnohe, kteH BIZ
jinak do kostela AMI neykroeili.
Kdyz isis vtci takto zafidii ntco no
vych tlena ziskal, til m6ze- -m6le pfi5ro-
citi stfizi. Neipryt zaiistd kosteIni ~
Dor, ieiz 81 musis ocho6iti talk, abv byl
slepfm nastrojom rukou ty(ch, u-tano-
vi ii n6jaky dar, t. j. cisty pfjem kostcI
nj hosting. Pfedeidi 81 redaktora mistni.
ho listu, ably ii zadarmo hostinu Dynamo
val sam il vfele odpoFutoyal. Pak 20
sli vybor sbGrateli pokrm1 q pouavin
rozlicnych a spolu prodavael ystuPue9.
Tabule nebude t6 stdti nie. ale ctei "a
par ieden dollar; mimo to prodavei jeste
lemonadu, cukroyinky, ofechy iint da-
rovane zakusky lahddlv. a zaiist6 ze
vytezis znatnou sumn.
Kazdou nedeli rano del cd uektereho
slena kostele tv6m sbirati penezit6 dar-
Ky.
Mezi vernymi tvymi bude zaiistt ncko
lik dam. tt,Te ku hrista horouci la-kon
planou a ochotny jsou n6co pFichylnosti j
sluhovi jeho v6novat. Kdyz Mich tuto
paladu mysle horliv6 ale obezfcme ptsti
ii budes, shledas "a kratko, ze pal tuctu
takovych zenskych niue ii vydatneii
slouziti nezli pdl kopy muzu. Tyto
xvlastni pfitelkyn6 I've bndou pro tebe ~
iiste tastti potadati vselik6 dJchanky, "a
bavy, iahodove tstfcov6 slavnosti ano
;sbirky. Tu iedne nieh napadne, ze
by ii slusel novy oblek l6pe nezii Ii slusi
.xS; ohnosenT. line zas. re Zat6 b0dnky
se zlatym fet6zem nemalou radost by ii
zpdsobily a jest6 jin6, ze tax dobrtluu
horlivemu duchovnimu radci, iako isl ty,
neslus Sc choditi p6sky - a Q t6 pftiny
koupi ii buggy kon6, abys jak pismt
stoii psano, % kameu nohou svych neu
rail"
Budeli nektera DANA, maiici vliy spo
In iiste vnady, ptichylnosti sve k tobe
ponekud vice vtelosti jeviti, naz nezami.
tei il neochlazui lasku ieji, ale omlug ano
posilni il citaty pisma svateho syym
ylsstnim rozumovanim. Oysem ze stale
ns mysli miti musis slova pisma ,.Opatr-
nj budte jake hadove". aby Sc Il neyedlo
iako Beecherovi Novem Yorku Kapti
owl We Stuttgartt, jez zda 50 ze oPustil
Pan, kdyS je opustiia opatrnost Cd neho
sluhdm jeho pfikazana.
Navstsvuj pilns rodiny zamoznelsich,
n9i 70 srdecne ale das.ojne k manzeltm
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easr6a Irl''na p34@," se1'lanl pAa'ofu,
6iefi nelh',@J'ld2o5 4o '.el'N Nch ,,.f9o
b.a se aos'ah. jazz pF} koIen Voi'6ah
skedo cirhnso Iaeihe ila'e ooudJ @e SOU
stredi' = niehz h"1aa ma He'aNon Pgzofa
hodnon zajinaFosj' tax se s2aotrediIy.ko.
lem yelikanSkeho Beecheroyskcho pohor
semi Iselik6 mens!, mehz Eazd4 nobliz.
si obecenstTo casts r3ze.l4Je, c'7tl ~
iima.
heF' ioEe''ce ~ ''',i z @al'l4 i'9!aF
no easop'' ''Ofi'H heh@ s'e o'PiSi-
cke hratry nelitostne FachWe.
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No edpa2 ogiisat q 20 9dpadu pfVtSdi.
Clevelandu 535 7.5O rano, $50 6.55
odpoledne
% Cloyeiandu 7.2S lo.55 rano, s.45 q
l0.05 odpoledne.
DO Toledo 1910 a 1866 rano s.ooa
o0 veGer.
q Toledo 300, 6.5o lo.55 rano $50
seGor.
DO Chicago $50 $50 rano $50 9.2o
veGer
z Chicago 90 go rano 5.35 go
vecer.
z Now Yorku 1890 lo45 rano, 800
IL. 90 veGer:
q Bos gnu $50 900 rano, 800 1900
veser:
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Aa Wh.

ID a. k,et 1874 odiizdl ylaEy udane stance tyyjms
neaelN iak nasleAnAnle.
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Tunol so zbofil. NJ Gselins
trait rakouskt zapadni drahy nodaeko
stanice Woerglu Y Tyrolsku sntil 80 IT,
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8EexiCka katedr6ia.

Nani s,ad IN raIdm arn+a ko-fela.
nso,z Nv nal.oned, bvlo vice zIata -tr-
bra j arabol,amd iako katedr4iIo me
yiel4 H. navnin, ,ofsts Ncxikal Solid
Il steiaroa ,olstay,a ! ,,.si dasati ny dva
o5.ti .ttay;ca ros,,ci z,at6 svlcov obkli.
4,H tl,o6F lozdl ol+5t Svatt ohrazy
socbv ;sou .o,lrytv dr3boeanp,.,ni unlc-
il nracoyantroi .norl,y 1Tasni roocha
iicbz hostel choy5 vice. ncz sataa pafz-
ske neho yidenskt onery diyaleinicA Hos
svma. mail ceau ne-milnou Kratcc,
kan pohladnes. v-udc o,lni zraky I've boz
bat-tvi ~ biiecce Zaii,t5 70 Kroesas.
"a .tar,yal,a bah3t~trim SWIM slynouci.
aemaI fo}ik zlata. a. tomto cbramc ma
,ro,oadano Ano ! 4abr3nkv. al nichz
,ahata Nexkanlsa nebo spinayt 4 polo
.sb,. Tnd;sp d5raE sv5; vl}5daii ;-ou >
ryz&bo zsfa
III. dI,nb, 10 trvalo no1ti Lnazstvo =
,.tictho li4o +,l. haioxnl hobatstv; vvzdi
Al. ..m... ,,.l.T.a,. =. .l.,+1 L
.l ...4, I,il.l.;. o.anv5,
1.l.,.....
- a. ..4. r.t, s.:i ,,rr}.
~. Wt5l... +....l.,,',1. r..
-. IA -'.sI,xa ,ao.
5-..1 .l..1.4. -x.-,~,. ,.a,
s,.1
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Ma c5choa oaji<dt vJchodu pfytzdi.
2 Clevelandu 7.25 500 rano 3.45 a
1905 vcGer.
Do Cleyelandu 700 l0.45 rano, 4.lo a
}.55 veGer'
Do Now Yorku 100 rano, 4.55 900 veG.
z Bostonu 55o rano, sos voGer.
ZNew Yorku $50 a II 90 rano, 535
100 vefer.
Lake shore n Michigan South. II. n
Va eychod oQjlzM a rfytkai vJchodu:
z Clevelnadn 7.45 1000 rano, 40
0.20 veGcr.
Do Clevelandu $40 5.s5 rano, 2.o5.
7.50 odpoodne.
Do Bpiiallo 4.lo 1918 rano, 10, 6. 80
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AaiIinayOSti.

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gydal teato pamcdbodny rozkaz ,.kdo
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Sc maze Spontlsho nadi5 kdyby don
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FRIDAY............... ..........JUNE 26. 1874.
THE HOUsEkKEPER's rRAGEDT.

One day, as wandered, heard Accomplishing.
And saw a poor woman, the picture Of gloom;
She glared at the mud on her doorstep, ptwss
And this vas her wall as she welded her
broom:
"Oh! life is a toll, and life is n trouble.
And beauty viii fade, and riches will nee,
And pleasures they dwindle, and prices they
And nothing is what could wish 1t to be.
There's too much OF worriment goes TO a bon
There's too much or ironing goes to a shirt;
There's nothing that pays Tor the time you
There's nothing that lasts US but trouble and
dirt.
''In March Il is mud; It's slush in December;
The midsummer breezes are Inaded with dust;
In the fall our leaves litter! In murEy septem-
The wallpaper rots and the eandIestlcks rust.
There are worms in the cherries, and sluEs in
And Lar ants fsi in the sugar, and mice in the pies
The rubbish OF fspiders no mortal supposes,
or ravishing reaches, and damaging flies.
ats sweeping al six. and It's dustIng at seven
It's yictuals at eight, and it's dishes Al nine;
It's potting and panning from ten 20 eleven.
We scarce break our fast ers We plan how 10
dine.
with grease and with CRIME, from corner to
10 center,
Forever AT war; ana forever hlerls
No rest for a day, lest the enemy enter
spend my whole life In a struggle with dirt
Last night, in my dream, was stationed for
ever
On a little bare isle In the midst OF the sea;
My one chance OF life was a cesseless endeavO
To sweep on the waves er0 they swept OF poo
me.
"Alasl twas no dream-again behold Il!
Yield; am elpless my fate 10 avert"
sho rolled down her sleeves; her apron Eh'
folded:
Then laid down and died, and was buried Il
dirt.