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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-12-23
FOR - ALE = =
A
VALUABLE FAR N
la IN I.sa-.
Bradley County, Tenn.
FOR y ALE

A VALUABLE farm Of $50 acres. situated in
"A Bradley County, Tenn. i, one and half miles
from the Railroad station, and three miles north
west Of Red Clay Depot, on the East Tennessee
Virginia and Georgia Railroad.
One hundred sores OF the land is cIeared-the
balance well tTnhered, and tilsbe, clay sub
soil. Twenty-Five or thirty acres of good meadow
land. stream Of water runs through IT, Several
acres Of clover and timothy. THREE never failing
Springs, and one spring Of very strong Chalybeate
water. Fruits, Peaches, Apples, Piuma, etc. One
new Log House, with one room,-snotheT, two
rooms, porch and Smoke House. The other, a
rooms, porch aud passage, three brick chirnneyr
Smoke House, Spring House. good Barn, Corn
crib and Stables. Location perfectly healthy and
good Neighborhood.
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We wish we could couch, in language
satisfactory to ourself, our thanks and
gratitude to that unknown friend who
last week gave Pence & Lyle an order
TO furnish us one of their latest and cost
Hest specimens of an indispensable ar
ticle of gentleman's wear. We shall don
it with no ordinary feelings Of admira-
tion and respect for the mysterious do
nor, and with fervent prayer that his
days may be heightened and prosperous
About two O'clock last Friday even
ing, Henry Walker, a we'll known color
cd citizen of this place, while in social
conversation with some friends near his
shop was suddenly taken i'll and fell
lrostr;se to the earth Medical assis-
lance was summoned and he was re-
-uscitated and conveyed to his residence
where he has since been confined to his
bed. Although his condition was criti-
cal at first, we learn he is now Gonzales
pfDtr
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WEDNESDAY. DEC. %, 1874.
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TERMS.

n WOULD sell $50 acres with the new Log sHouse
on ft-about hfty acres cleared, with good spring
convenient, for 81 per acre, half paid next October
and the balance in October 1675or al Of it at $40
per acre, 500 or $500 payable next fall the balance
in annual payments 20 suit purchasers, at per
cent interest. No objection to the farm only
have more land than need. Title good.
A. E. WOODWARD,
May 10 1874 nlO-t4- ]tz Red Clay, Georgia.
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Or, 'tThe Modern Robinson CrusOe,n JULES
vERNIsS latest story, will be continued, with its
Illustrations. A E&0ry by SAKE HOLME.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25

ale nascd j byl isem nouzi pomocni-
KEN. Pane, tn t6sf skudo, iohoz isne
81 namahav6 ustfadali; m1zeme-li lei roz-
d6liti mezi mile, zachovati jim ziyot, zivot
zahub6 blizky! Wal isem sostru k sobG,
d6cko ieji do sv6 ochrany. konocn6
byl mn2 icii propulsion ted ziie ma
mi. Nesmo bohati, alo sfastni jeden pro
druhGho! TAX musi vecer svakr inii vra-
tiv Sc prace povidati. Mezi nami md&e
ndhledy syG zakazan6, ze jest sy6t pou-
hymn bodem &c vsemnife, sebe ohnivGii
zastavati; mann toho radost. A iestli
ze Sc zeme toci, iak dokazuje, pax, pax
tool Sc Iezovite nj nezabran, ably Sc
tocilal.... Pane, pravim yam, neni mic
cad krb domaci, kolem n6hoz mila Sc to-
ii &inka, a zah vcsee tvafe dtek. =.
Ptejme sc kazdeho, knizete zebraka,
mali ditky; mic vice; nebot tim ptame Sc
tcz zaroven, mali zenu, praci, radost.
kdo ma konci zivota ditky kolem sebe
zfi, ten ma n6co; avsak kdo pouze po-
kladnice otevriti, nebo ma budo7u 6i hostel
ukazati nize, iei2 vystavcl. ten ellen
zivota smutnG Sc minul. III minul isem
Sc no z polovice, teprv posledni hodi-
ne opet !sem ho dosahl"
Zatim Sc setm6lo. Nahoda sveda pa
ma d Ancera bratrcm one nestastnice.
ie2 riinu minuIeho roku opust6ne
boudy ma ioho nasiln6 uneseni sc divavsi,
potom vysetrovaaa, podezfivana a tYrina
byla. Nemohl tusiti, iaka paska iei,
pana vie k zenG lidu, anedo-
vtdel Sc to nikdy. Jcn vypravovani o o
sudcch rodiny starcovy bylo ostnem ro-
zechvtnemu ieho srdc!
Stisknuv mu vfcle ruku, DIAL bohem
starci, ienz pres obnoseny svdj kabatoc
byl neskonale sfastn6jsim nez on!
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25

oSklepnice," pravil, ,,lahev vina a hez.
ky terstva. Nam "a to-, osloyil po te
Neb2ie, nedada sklepnici uklouznouti,
,,&c mi doyoite, abychom na vasi wac
nou zndmost sklenici vina vypili."
,,Chcetc rakon5kel" tazala sc Frantis-
ka, hledc so Liskovi vymknouti
Bah uchovei," zvolal Neboi ,,Ano
vypIeme sklenici vina, ale nezkazime so
BIZ rozmar rakoushou kyselinou, jiz at ia
bel soho apoIyka. Pfineste vino budin-
ske, ale ne.lepsi.' .
,Rned, hncd," zvolala Frantiaka %.
b6hla.
10 te rozpfedl Sc lined hovor dale.
rVtru byl bych rad to prozil co Wy,
pane Neboji' Ayaak mali to "a to stati,
tut musi to tlovtk pfeziti, neb co by z to-
ho mel. kdvby pf tom zahynul, neni-liz
pravda."
Ma miste odpovtdi usmival Sc Neboi,
kdezto sklepnice pray6 pfikvapivai stavt-
ID na st6l lahcv yinem a til sklenicky.
Kdyz sob6 plnyn. douskem vSickni
n byli pfipili, uial Sc Ne5oi Ease slova.
,,Prayil jsem VAN prve, re jsem ma
pet krokd mel iiz smrt pied ocima."
.,Ano, ano'', vskoci nu Liska do feci
deckou zvtdavosti naslouchaje. ,,Pama-
toval isem sobc vsc :"
(Pokra6ovani)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25
pfI s0udem.

koneGn6 pfiscl den vefeineho pfelice-
nj. Cely Rim bral polil vfely We vGci
teto pro ieii zylastnost; byla to prava
cause celebro, iez mnozsvim svGdkti re
vsech trid obecenstva povolanych veske-
vcho obecenstva primo Sc dotykala.
Ten, jehoz neivice zaleztost ia zajilnala
byl Urban VIII. Acnebyl pravt ptiteem
iezovitdv, prece mu ma tom zalezelo, ably
pre- nevypadla ma prosptch zalobnikdv.
Tykalat Sc pre- udalosti sbehle Gstfed-
MIN mist6 viry n neivytecEGisich osobno-
sti nikoliv vnciakem klastefe odlehein,
kdc by il byli zo5noyali mnisi neytdomi.
Prani, ably pokoren byI sok ieho moci,
musilo ustoupiti, ably nepadlo ma veskcr6
kn6zstyo svGtlo strasliv6 -.
Pfeliceni zapocato vyslechem sv6dkdv,
iizto Sc panem d Anciercm "a ieho
Rhine pobytu byli setkali VSickni ma
prosto Y ieho prosptch svGdcli. Proti
ttInto pfivcdli proiivnici prav6 toliktz o.
sob, kter6 dilem o totoznosti ieho pochy.
bovaly, diem yeskerou podobnost zhola
popiraly; talk So pro prot rosnalo.
Po vyslechu svtdkdy, ienz n6koik dni
trval, doslo SC ' preliGonl az k uddlosti
jablky, iiz jsme ma potatku teto knihy
sdtlili. Tato udalost byla prvym podnt-
tenn panu d Ancieroyi. aby zav2f udHlal
a pany de Coucy a Labarra za sv6dky
pozadal -.
Rozumi SO ze zastupce iezovtd vse to
popiral az ma iedno. kde totiz pan d An.
cier jmenovanG pany ma ten 1cel osobnt
zval. -. Toho pry nikdy netaii, proto
20 to neni divine, snadno pochopiteln6,
iak zalobnik 0 tom Vi, We svdi prosp6ch
obraci.
(Pokracovani)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25
Pokracovani)
TRPITELOVE A ODPADLICI.
DIE Alfredo M G iss nera ma iazyk
tesky uvedl
v. vavra lIaStaisLy.
kniha treti,
vac vicfi~.
v. vavra lI;,Staisky.

Ill V Il p n II a a
Uyadi cteDafe Ease do hostince ,,vecne-
ho sv6tla.'
Hostinsky Dubsky, bratr mlynafe kras
nickeho. mel doposud svhj hostnec II
,vecneho svetla" pfedmesti videnskem.
Obchod .ieho mezitim sc ami nezhorsil, ami
nezlepsil.
Still dennimi hoatmi ze vzd6lanGi.
sich tfid, "a nimz .isme pred nekolka ro-
Ky byli videli korna Smutneho II Stern
ZELDA, nalezal So tn doposavad. .ien zc IA
nim zasedali zcela .iine osobnosti ne2 teh
daz. Take hezka sklepnice Frantiska
tam posud jake tehda ochotne ale zdou-
have hosty obslnhovala.
o bozim t9le roku, nemz pfihodily
Sc udalosti nami vyprayovane, byla ia
hradka iiz zahy 2 vecera vane naysti--
yena.
V rohu zahradky sedeli til osoby, diva
muzi a mlada zenstina.
In pficinon teto tastecne osamGlosti
lnohli SO tito iii hoste beg okolki rozho-
vofiti.
Jeden zc til tochto hosti byl muz mez
padesatkou sedesatkou. Chovdni iehc
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25

IL shladu po6ita Sc tiaie stfav. /. / pa
palec ciste 49oo, plank eis 2. p. 5000
II. cistt6 1900, ciste plank HOO. Iii
oiste / palec 41o0. Box | palec 5000.
Fencing 1900. C7. !. Stoks L
palcd stroke 20.00. Cis. II. 1000 elsie
Commons 1000-2000
Stavebni potreb y: Joist scant
ling tramy, kratsi nez Is stFeyicQ 1890
20 stf. dlouhe cena die delly dteya. s
Poo aha Flooring ID 400;
Common 5000, druhA Common 24QQ;
Norway 5000, Siding (Saiting) 5000
Sindel XXX Is palcd fezapy 500;
els. ]. neb cisty Butts 450; tis. 2. 2,50--
800. a. |. IS palcd fezany 4.25.
Latky 2.25-2.50 tisic.
Cedrove posty mal6 20 ctd. pra
stfedui % ct1. woke 30-40 ctI kus.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25
T'rZni }lEi(sENa.
New YOrsky penezni trh.

New York, dine 20. srp 1874.
Zlato kupuie 1898 prodava.
Stdtni papiry.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-25
Cleveland. dnc 25. srn.


Psenice: Oslo /, Geryena zimni
1.09 Gis 2. 1.07.
Kukufico: 14-75 cts.
Owes: Gis. /. &c els. 2. 4l cti.
Zito: sos husel.
eGmen: = busel.
Mouka: 6.5o-7.75 "a sud 6eryc.
ne ucb z BIZ imni psonice mlcta =
Y mdstG; samcn-t druhy na yenku nile
te 0 80 cti. meme; iarni pseniGna monka
j.75-6.50 "a sud.
Zitna mouka: 5.50-G.25 "a sud.
Picc: "a Tun6 hrubych otrub 1900:
neiepsi (NIiddlings) 24o0.
Seno; Timcteiske ma f1rech 1900
$500 "a tonu
NasolonG hovGzi maso: Conv
stale poptavky dobrG, 12.o0-13.Oo "a
extra Mess
Uzenc maso sonky nalozand
cukru I42-l5. Pfedni - ct0: spek / [
--12 ctii. zusen6 hoyezi lG3.
Nasolent vepfoye maso ttz
ky mess 22.5o. kratfa %. 80. extra ines.
23.50-2450.
SadIo mtste prevafene f. eth pfi
soudku, ma sudy 13; na yenku pfeyafo-
LIP die iakosti.
Maslo noiIep>i 25-27c c.
Veice cor-tvt 2-lt ma sud,. q no
cl'ane'
; } f"' 'o'afny I2--l3 cto "a ilbr.
Bramb bory move G5-S0c busol.
Cibule nova "a baNnu 325-3.50
FazuIe 1.75-2l5 IA bnsel neilopsi
drnh.
Susena ID ka 9-l0 "a iibri.
Semena: t.moty 80 "a hBsel. io
tcln6 600-6.25.
Cnkr: ! 103-1o9 r 1o-1os Lo.+1.a.
W: drobnv zrnkacb ILL., cxfr, 1o-
loI, zlntJ 80. Port, R;co o3-1o3
Knba So cflj
Dr6bof. ziy5 ln4.t, ~, f;,...i,
- cf6 ziva i,rooa,,. tot lie
Ocet. nravj c;lr,,.,. j. %. can
i;nt drnb II -, u
S3l.
W - No. eN'' : O'ioii1'"9
"" l''A,'a A,o'' ii'oa y Zoo -. So
N"C"s ~; '''N" 90 90,
>, : " II { - g" ~ I'or" %apad-
i'iiio We" iofkskeh'-
Slad: "a 200 busel, nemlety.
Syrob maple 1.00-1.25 "a Gall.
Cukr m aple 10-l2 "a libu.
Perl; die jakosti 5o-95 eth N Hbro.
y apno: l.l5 "a sud.
Cement Oswegoa a Akron n sud.
Louisville 100 9nd.
Petro cum pri cel6 kafc Standard
billy - - -, Ohio ohn6vzdornI IL! c.
kava: Rio 2f-25, Java 34-35 cti
h &c: move Hyson 50-l30. Gun
powder l0o-l35, JapanskG 7o--l.lo
clsarske loo-135, cerne s..
Nj o S e za gallon: n OrleanskN
$50 Porto Rico $50, Kuba 33-95
Rozinky move ,.Lavcrs" baxna
3.25-3.35 Valencia 12 ntil % l;hr,, l.,
, 1874-03-15

INDIANA,

1t JEFEGnsoHE1LLE.
JE77ER.oHv1LLE, Ind, March 14-Ftfty c1usacers
this afternoon, followed by Largo crowd with
less xc;tcmelt than heretofore The police on
hand in full force, and disturbance occurred
number Of ssloous Yietted and Ill dclted admit
except l. L. Foutz Here services were hed Tor
nearly two hours. number ct ferTcnt and emotional
prayers wore offered that brought teara to msny eyeA
but With II the earnest pleading they failed to sec7n
FoutzE signature to the rfedge- Mrs. Roaesan, ot
Michigan, and two ether missionary ladies' hA7e AZ
II yed, to a.a!.t in the uort. Anton K1eespe-,
Of tho Pals City Hotel, called On An,oe
3. c. Pile. rnd asked II there vas my rrcectA by
h;h 10 eod r5etent IRE Si T5o sy n
piled that he lad authority to suppress tot x1na
Of asscmbagcs- An application Is exFSc:ed 70 90 2ro
tor an injunction .gain.t tbs eruaatez*. Mn Eta
Morl,nnt Claims th4t there a1e txo stdes to every
sfs!1op s.as.s G, asht I
w1cnn Te'a! D1" ill.,. s1a1sn ix-Ths l.dfes bs7u
about concluded thir work here. They hare shut up
saloon on' I 1enns ~ ,.ax T5eh n. 'n6s H.
..ined eze ep: on tue orsler Of I phyk1cfan-
n1cuNoSD
Sr<ein{ Dispat.h to 7te Chicago Tribune.
R1cuu. xD. 1xp., r1.rch 14-Tns women. *tes}y
concluding that 10 dive awsy cus.onerA would &C
complish the desired resai. sooner thad p:7!ng 1or
nronrie,ors. hare began putting sent'n-A 1t both
front and back doors Of The salo2ns, Who b 1etfa
remain ali day. having br1cks 20 keep sheir feet
FREEING.
ro bugtne4s snd ehow moro ertdcnres Ct weakening
nm, 1t my time yct it be4ng eT1dent they dot
giye up tier will burnt 70. want Of Patronage LAST
hight one gave is stock up to the women, who poured
It into ho streets amid great rejoicing. snd today
txo moro did what several additional will 10 do t5
quitting tho traffic.
At EvAEgv1rLE.
Fpe<tal J1L,7aicA TAs f.i~noo T,ibxne-
Ev1ysvI1Lx, Ind, Ma rcb 1.-THE wouenb meet
!ug tcday comprised Of vau8Tllle,1 bcs. lad iea
Eteechea made by serersl assiust The tJsse1n
pursued elsewhere Of prav1u3 IN tho salouuS.. Tbs
afuA} }Sz Nr3ffN
Was nothing done that the world might not well
know- resolntlon adopted inviting the Catholic
and Jewish 1adea to co-operute- oae Catholic 1kdy
ing appointed for Saturday night. l. is under
s.ood that tho tadtes VIII raise fond and employ
counsel ecu.e thote violating tho present x.
and not tzy the p1Ayes-ueeting baslness-
OHIO.
IT c1xcENA11.
CINCINNATI, o., March 1.-THE GRIND 1a'y II
me.oy, O., adjourned last evening, after finding TO
Indie tmeuts again1t rhisky-teiic1s.
coLCMnCs.
CoLUxrCB, o., Narch 14-Ths crusades made
grand rally to-day, putting procession on the street
l4G etrong Thu afternoon Was sP<n' IN That wcI5,
Gle sing With pra5ermectine In The Eo:5nda Ut ths
& a.euou.e. A5 the General Assembly ws1 not in
txss3ou bnt few Of the 6otous wexs near enough 10
tse. Fonr1h Paxe3
, 1874-03-15
HESR CHICAGO LAND CO

Have for sale desirable Building Lots on
Madison, Washington, Luke, and other
streets, two blocks from Central Park, and
adjoining the new Northwestern Car Shops,
convenient to station.
Also Lots on Chicago and Hyman-avs. To
parties wishing to improve, liberal terms Of
payment given.
10 acres on Mad1son-st., in Sec. Is, 80, IS,
In vicinity of large improvements.
For particulars, p1ats, etc, call upon or ad-
dress ID. HARVEY, Agent,
l74 LaEalle-st.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-02
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Our Agents are making from IS TO SIS per day
IL Won want employment send stamp for our Circp-
lar. MAGIC COMPOUND SVt ~
47-m Morrisville. VT
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-02

AGAssIz A GREAT LOVER OF Chill.
DREN.--He was constantly speaking to
them in the street and caressing them,
not from affectation or desire to be
popular, but because he could not help
it. His grandchildren, George and
Max, were always running over to see
grandpa, and grandpa was always glad
to see them. If grandpa had had the
entire training of them, perhaps there
would have been some spoiled children.
a friend tells me of an instance which
we'll illustrates his tenderness for chill
dren. Once while conducting some sci
entific experiments, it became necessary
to have some water Immediately. Agas-
siz seized q pitcher and ran out to
pump near by. He went out quickly,
but was slow in coming back. They
waited twice as long for the water as
would have sufficed to bring it, and then
went out to see what was the matter
There sat Agassiz, down by the pump,
his legs crossed, and little child, which
he was fondly soothing and caressing,
nestled in between them. In his haste
at the pump he had accidentally struck
the child standing near by. Though the
blow was of little account, the exigences
of science seemed to him the less impor-
tant, and he had to put down his pitch
er and open his heart. When deeply
engaged in scientific investigation he
would leave his work to seize and fondle
a child that had strayed into his room,
and the interrupted mental process
seemed to be resumed without difficulty.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-02

LIFE AMONG THE SPANISH PEAS
ANTRY--I took refuge in farm house
on the rivers bank, out of range of the
firing. / had often wished to see how
the people lived, and was glad that the
opportunity presented itself of so. doing.
The only living room was the kitchen,
SO black with smoke that it was difficult
to see across it-there was no chimney
and the only exit for the smoke was the
window. Seated at the fire, made from
logs of wood on the stone floor, was the
hostess, wrinkled old woman, with her
hair tied up in handkerchief, as is the
invariable case with old women of all
ages here, attending to the preparation
of supper The only light was that CIV
by the fire. THE whole scene was wor-
thy of Rembrandt The meal was now
served. The host was seated on bench,
and at the back of him was hung a
board with a handle just like that which
the advertising men carry in the streets
of London. All Of sudden he took ii
down, and it formed our table as if by
magic, for it had two legs which in the
darkness l had not perceived, the han.
die resting on the bench serving for the
others. Two strapping weuches, tbs
daughters of the house, joined US, anC
the business of the evening commenced
after each had repeated sort of litany
our host leading. The first dish wa
an omelet, with Jumps of ham. N,
plates we're put on the table, but woodei
spoons supplied their place. Havin
the advantage of the first dip, l secure
enough to avoid the necessity of repet
ton. Next followed a sort of milk sou
aud roasted apples. Cider was the onl
beverage. Frugal was the meal, an
early was the time for retiring to res
1t was past seven, and the inmates n,
being able to read or write, did n,
waste candle-lght, bot made ready II
bed, after feeding the cows who BIS
watched Us having supper through hol
made in the wooden partition so as to
their necks. The sleeping arrangement
we're as simple as those for eating.
bedroom was on the first floor, adjoinil
the loft, and from it opened differe
cupboards without windows, in viii
host, hostess, and daughters TOOK th'
rest. Such is the domestic comfort
the Spanish peasantry.- oorresp'
dence London Neios.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-02
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY!
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION.

to be the Reliable Preparation ever introduced
Tor the RELIEF and CURE Of all
LUNG COMPLAINTS.
This well known remedy is offered to the public,
and when resorted to in seldom fails to effect
Q speedy cure of Coughs. Colds, Group Bronchitis,
Influenza, Whooping Cough. Hoarsness, Pains or
Soreness IN the Chest or Side, Bleeding at the Lungs
Liver Complaint. &C.
c N S UNI P TON
CAN BE CURED
by timely resort to this Standard Remedy, as is
proprietors.
DIR. WISFAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
does not dry up Cough and leave the cause behind
as the case with most preparations, but it loosens
and eleanses the lungs and allays irritation. thus
removing the cause Of the complaint
THIS HOUSEHOLD REMEDY
Should be in the hands of every family and indiyid
cause immediate relief while cases Of long stand
ing and apparently incuraole character often yield
alton to the wants of MAJ when afflicted.
CLERGYMEN, LAWYERS, SINGERS.
and all those whose occupation requires an unusual
exercise of the vocal organs will nd this the only
preparation which will efectually and instantane-
Ously relieve their difficulties.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.
4 Remember that the genuine wistar's Balsam has
on the outside wrapper the signature of +" +
SETH W. F0wLE SONS. BOSTON" All OH.
eTs base limitations. Examine the wrapper care.
| fully before purchasing.
PREPARED By
SETH w. FOwLE s. SONS, Rostou.
AND SOLD BY DEALERS GENERALLY.
AS-e0s-ly