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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Honolulu Nov 23 barks Arnolda, Bauldry,
of SB. ochotsk Sea, with 25 bols and l5 do VIII
oil 2Sh Bart GDsnod, Willis of NB, from Ochotsk with
$50 bbs VIII and l2o do sp Dec joseph Maxwell HEX
mott NIB Arctic, with $50 bbs VIII, $50 lbs bone
and 800 DO ivory and all remained in port Dec III,
sailed Nov IS barks Sea Breeze, Reed. Of and
for Bedford; Dec 2 Jas Allen, keenan,, OF NIB, to
cruise; 9TH onward Hayes NIB, 10; llth ship Europa,
Mckenzie NIB, DO.
Al do Dec IL. barks Arctic, whitney. repg; Triton,
Hepptn gstone, OF Mr.
of NIB, TO cruise
OF Chesterfield Group Sept %, bark Matilda Sears
Chiids, OF Dartmouth, with 10 tons and IL do hpDk
oil, bound north.
At south Baioni sept IS. bark osmani, Williams of
NIB with Is tons SD oil
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EAsrroRr Ne. Dec 2e-Tne steamer CITY OF Portland
in coming INTO her wharf tonight, backed into the
steamer belle Brown breaking up her top hamper The
Calais the morning The steering apparatus OF the
City OF Portland injured and she will not leave tor
st Jonn TIL TO
SYDNEY. NsW Nov 2l-The American ship Grace Dar.
ling reported wrecked at Geographic Bay. West
Australia, has cot of without much damage, and re-
sumed loading scepers Tor india.
sHpBUiLpisG-At his yard in Stony Brook, Ii Mr.
David Bayes Is building for New York parties a first
class schr the fruit trade to be launched IN june OF
dimen sions a. foows;-Leugth OF keel 90 feet: beam
2o1a icet hold, ieet; registered tonnage, about a
The New York herald., 1874-12-30
ARRIVALS

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Ethiopia fBr), Craig. Glasgow Dec L. and
Movilie fth with mdse and passengers to Henderson
Bros Dec "a lat Al 3S Ion "a 6S, passed Guion
bound II 10th, lat ~ n Ion 67 81 American bark,
bound W. showing white flag, with blue border and
GEORGIA tBrl hence tor GLASGOW; same day, g miles
detained 30 bonrs of sandy Hook by fog.
steamer Hohcnzoern tUerl, Nordcnholt, Bremen Dec
H. and southampton 10Th, with mdc and Gl passengers
70 Oerichs Co Dec 6 lat IL 81, Ion b3 v5 spoke schr
Nara or6 from HaiitaS for Porto Rico. leaking and
with hsg OF distress dying; had thrown deck load
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SPOKEN.

Steamer Duna r,. from New York for Liverpool, Dec
20, lat 4S On, Ion 80 SO
Ship Merchant, Quinn, from Liverpool for Aca puco,
Sept 10, lat 20 5, Ion 34W
Bark 81 christopher iGer, Kronn from Liverpool for
Philadelphia. Dec Is lar 25 ST. lon 81 80
brig Meirosc from Philadelphia for Boston, Dec ~, 50
miles Sc OF sandy Hook.
Schr Ella Frances from Cape Havten for Boston. Dec
2S 10 miles OF the Highlands Thy pilot boat Edmund
Dri,gs No y.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are
informed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals and depart
from European ports, aud other ports abroad Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States same will bo cabled this country
tree Of charge and published.
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SAILED.

Steamers Lessng Ger, for Hamburg: vicksburg Port
,o ,or Wmipgton NC; ships New ord, London; Sara.
Cardenas. havana: Carrie Tyler, Llsbon Laura 4
Gertrude Ger Bremen; Frank, Cork brigs Row
land Agnadilla PR Minnie Tranb Mafanxas: Favoritc,
Barbados; Gem, u Pierre; Sarah tBr), Lisbon; Jas
Miller, Cieninegos; Rabboni Havana
Wind at sunset NV fresh.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~S~4~ ~~~-~~-- @1~ -<~~~.,~
A BsoLUTB DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
cient cause: publicity required: charge until
divorce granted advice iree NJ. HOUSE, Attorney gi
Broadway.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
n OF dheren States; legal everywhere; no puDlicity
no iees In advances advice free sgmrsener i9s every
Counseilor-at-Law. COZ Broadway.
~ For Nervous Debility and WeskneS, bropght on by
nervous system, WINCHEsTE9's sPECIFIc PILL.
tested TOR over 80 years with perfect e pTomp
Prices 81 per box SIX boxes, 3D. by mail, securely
sealed, with full directions Prepared only by
WINCHESTER 90, SO John street, Few York
HOLIDAY PRESENT
AFFECTION AND CHARlTY
WIFE, MOTHER SISTER OR FgfsNn.
WHEELER 4 WILSON
SEWING sAoHIsg
Thcir salesroom, y
No a Fourteenth street ~
Union square, New YORK., IT
win be kept evenings durin, ,<fhs hca.v ssasot
rI,o THE LADIES'
Pimplcs and Botches =, ,,d,,yely removed bv a few
pPPisSanuons oi " iobShS' celebrated VENETIAN
Pains in the Limbs, Ba Ok and Chest soc Sold hy ali
the druggsA "
The New York herald., 1874-12-30

A BSOLUTB DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM bIrFEi
n cnt Statcs-LeGal everywhere descrtion. &c, sun
ctent cause. no publicity required no charge unt
divorce granted; advice fee N. HOUSE, Attorney.
Broadway.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23
NEW ADVERT SEMENTS
NOTICE..

THE lady that myself and others have seen
i wearing my breast pin, thai was taken
from Darius Colds some ive years ago, will
save trouble and expense by leaving 1t in,the
post office to my address
=. NJ. 8 BROWN, MoArthur, o,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23
The Atlantic Gables.

The cable of 1856, it will be
remembered, was broken last
year, and could not be used Tor
the transmission of teIegrams
business having during the
wIater and spring been con-
Gned TO the other English and
the French cable. The an
nouRcement Is now made that
on Tuesday the broken cable
was successfully repaired, and
b now In working order. All
three are In operation, and the
Anglo-American cable compa-
ny will soon lay q fourth. The
Opposition cable, the section
Of shich hstween Halifax and
Gew Hampshire was finished
= 3sw days ago, will also be
ieempleted acioss the ocean in
> short time. With five cables
between England and Ameri-
%, there is no reason why
The present exhorbltant tolls
should not be reduced.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23

STUDENtS, TE,cHgas, MiSIsrEas AND
OAGEsrs make $50 per month selling the
new illustrated = Peoples Standard Edition ef Ho-
y DDe." With its histories, aids and -dlcnona.
~. Beet md cheapest Extra terms. Outfit
fres. Write at once and secure work. Ad.
drets NE.LER A McCURbY, Cincinnati,O
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23
THE MODEL BAKER

Is another evidence Of the advance.
ment Of mans ingenuity Although it
is simple cooking utensil it is the
woman's household treasure. 1t can
be used in any cooking stove and is
adapted to all the purposes Of Baking
Browning, Shaving, Broiling, Roasting,
Frying, etc, It is air-tight, and there.
fore retains all the steam and favor
raised by the heat, making food more
healthful and more nutritious. 1t re-
quires no water, basting or attention
Whatever during the cooking process.
The Model Baker is for sale ty
Preston Vandervort, Hubert House,
Macarthur Perpons wishing to test it
will call as above. will sell single
Bakers or will dispose Uf The right for
Vinton county. .r IS 1f-eI
The following persons have tested
the Model Baker and | refer TO them
for evidence that it will do all that is
claimed for it:
I. B Davis and wife, George Lanrz
and wife, NJ K. Barnes and wife. Il. P.
Boutwell,, Alex. Pearce aud wife. John
Jones and wife, J. s. Will and wife, K.
A. Bratton and wife, L. o. Perdue and
wife, j. s. HUM and wife, G. w.
Brunton and wife, Hiram Hubert, also
the boarders at the Hubert House, IL.
G. Jones and wife, d. V. Rannells and
wife. PRESTON VANDERV0RT. ,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23
CL0SI NC 0UT SAID.

wv offering entire consisting
wv part of Paraso Fans Summer Hats wholesale
prices in order to close out before September lst
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23
Monday, the 10th Day Of August,
1874.

at the hour of o'clock p. NJ OF said day, the
following described lands and tene mems, sit.
uste in VInton County, Ohio, and bound ell
and described a. follows, TO wit: The north
half Of the south east quarter and the north.
east quarter Of the southwest quarter OF sec.
ton Ihlrtysthree 1881 township Twelve, (I2) OF
range seventeen u7l containing one hun ndred
and twenty (l2U) acres more or less and lying
and being IN the district Of lands subject 10
sale Mt Chillicothe. OHIO.
Appralsed at four the usand and eighI hun.
dred collars ,s4,sOO) d must briDy two.
thirds ithat sum. .it. ibL
To be sold as the property Of Cornelius
Kafns. 70 satisfy an order Of yale, issued from
the Court OF Common Pleas in favor Of Ben
oct NJ. Clark. tl 90 ti5
TERMS OF eAI f-cash.
-t3ll ,1ltd GEORGE KALRR.
Sherin OF Nmion County and SPECIAL Mas.
ter ommls sIoner fn. u. rirgs
I'M. McGlLLIIRAY, Attorney for plaintiff.
July 0, 1874. 6w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23

So MANY people are out of
employment just now that
there is everywhere great
rush for situations. Twelve
poor devils have already signi
ied their intention TO become
Governor of New Jersey.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23
SHERIFTS SALE.
State OF Ohio, yT!nfOn Co., S..
Bennett NJ. Clark, plaintiff,
Against
Cornelius Karns, etal, defendants.
In Vinton County Count Of Common
Pleas. An Order Of Sale.

DURsUANT to the command Of an ordel
Il OF Sale issued nom the Court OF Com
mon Pleas OF Vlnton county, and to me di.
rected as Sheriff and Special Master Cotn-
m issionef OF SAID coun y, will ofierior sale
at The door OF the Court House, in the town OF
Macarthur, Vlnton county. Ohio. on
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23

If the new road to Macarthur
Station is to be of any benefit
o The public during the com.
ing winter,it should be opened
AID put in running order with.
out further delay. Where Is
the SUPERVISOR
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23

Rev. ALTERNATELY, Of Hamde n
NJ. E. church, and Rev. j. B.
johnson Of the Macarthur Pres
byterlan church, exchanged
pulpits last Sunday, and each
preached to large and interest
ed congregations.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23
WhiskY-Free Trade VS.. Re-
N - s.rlctiOn.
70 a. Editor q d. VAiOn Record.

WhiskY-Free Trade vs.. ke'
. X p ssrlctiOn.
70 n Edhor q he VmtOa Record.
II Is q fact recognized by ev,
cry observant, intelligent per.
son that the liquor dealers OIL
the State, Wholesale and retail,
great and small, by ASSOCIATION
and in detail, are opposed to
license. In the cities, where
the traffic has been as free as
the wind, the liquor dealers
are a unit in opposition-the
same unanlmity is rapidly ap'
preaching in the country deal
era. They claim that their
trade IS legitimate, and should
be left as free as the trade ia
any other branch of business.
They deny that they should be
compelled to pay any thing
for selling corn distilled, or be
placed under restriction, while
men trade freely IN corn undiS-
titled, and it is the natural po-
sltiOn Of the liquor dealer, self
preservation being the first
law OF nature. A liquor deal
or opposes license, because he
sees in 1t a severe blow If not
Q fatal one, to unrestrained
traffic. But the strange, un-
natural part of this whole mat
ter is that the enthusiastic tenn
perance people should join
hands with the distillers and
Wholesale and retail dealers
end make an open fight with
them for free trade in whisky.
1t can be accounted for only
upon one of two propositions.
One 10 that the mass of the
temperance people are misled
they see the evil, and say
let us stop its ravages; they do
not reason as to the manner OF
stopping its ravages, but blind
ly say-"free trade in whisky"
That is what we have had for
over twenty years and they
say practically, let us not inter.
fere with it by encumbering
the trade in any way.
The Legislature has done
every thing in its power under
our present Constitution to
embarrass the business of deal
ing IN liquors in The State. So
far has it gone that the temper.
ance people have petitloned it
20 cease legislatlng and allow
che law to remain as it is, and
In fact the most enthusiastic
temperance men fail to sug
gest any reasonable amend
ment to the present law
which can be enacted under
eur present Constitution. Now,
the liquor dealers seeing this,
do not desire any more power
or authority given to the Gen.
eral Assembly, and the good
temperance folks, overaowing
With enthusiasm, but fearfully
deficient in discretion, "come
up to the help of''-the mighty
against the Lord, and say, let
us not give the Legislature any
chance to do any thing more
than they have done.
We say there are a great
honest, mistaken people
we believe there are some
who act in bad falth-who are
In favor OF the dealers, yet cry,
3No llcense," under the cloak of
If temperance
peoplewould inform themselves
OF the operation of a license
system, and think for a mo-
ment what the proposition &C
tually contains, they would
abandon the company they are
keeping and turn over to the
side of temperance in fact, in
stead Of operating with
whisky rings and whisky bum
mers, in favor of free trade, in
Aths liquid fire." Yours, ~.
The Atlantic Gables.
The cable of 1856, it will be
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23
Chattanooga Daily Commercial.
OBITUAisY.
Gen. Il. IL. stanley,

May 14lh, 1910, and emigrated
with his parents, to Marietta,
Ohio, in 1915. Upon the early
death oil his father he beg IN
life fol himself and obtained
such discipline as strengthen
ed his future character. He
represented Lawrence county
in the Ohio Legislature in 1916,
and was State Senator in 1860
for Meigs, Gallia, Virton and
Jackson counties. The iron in
terests of Southern Ohio were
greatly promoted by his influ-
ence. He was a leading mem
ber of the company which
built the Eagle Furnace.
His earnest sympathy and
convictions led him to expose
his life to save his country
from dlsmemberment.
He entered the army as Col
onel of the 18th Infantry, Ohio
Volunteers, and served first IL
West Virginia; afterwards be
reorganized the regiment and
led it atStone eRiver, ,Ohickamau
ga, aud other closely contested
fields. Much of The time his
command embraced a brigade
or division, and the brevet rank
OF Brigadier General has been
seldom more worthily bestowed
He came early to Chattanooga,
and was Tor a considerable
time commander of the Post.
Many whose sympathies and ef-
forts were opposed to General
Stanley's have given voluntary
testimony to his magnanlmity.
When the war was over he
established the law firm of
Stanley, Henderson & Wheel.
er, now Wheeler & Marshall,
which dates early in 1866. La.
ter in the same year he, with
others, founded the First Ma
tlonal Bank, of which he re-
mained the Vice President to
his death.
Gen. Stanley has four living
sons who are all copying The
excellent example OF their
father. Two are ministers
One Of these, Rev. I. W. Stan.
ley, OF the Ohio Conference,
has been for years annually
elected Secretary OF that body.
Rev. Geo. Stanley, of Cal;for-
MIA, for conscience sake, left
more promising fields to serve
In missionary work IN the far
West. Another son, Henry,
is extensively engaged in bus
mess in the same State, while
Mr.. Charles Stanley, Treasurer
OF this city, ls TOO well known
to require a further notice. Is
anything more honorable to
the dead father than the known
virtue OF living children.
Gen. Stanley has been for
i've years sufferer from paral-
ysls, which gradually under
mined his powerful frame. To
the last he preserved his love
for The duties of religion, and
almost to the last joy in the
society of his friends.
We can not forbear to note
the pointed devotion OF his ex-
cellent wife during all these
years of his suffering. Her
r.
duty done is her best reward.
In mind and morals, as in
person, Gen. Stanley was su
perior 10 must Of bis race
During tbe war no soldier was
turned away by his sternness,
and no superior officer but
heard his opinions with respect.
His sense of duty was the rul.
Ing impulse of his treatment,
and those in low degree were
protected by it, and those IN
high degree were forced to re-
spect it.
The Methodist Church, of
which he was many years a
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23
Notice of appointment,
Estate of Martha Hawk, deceased.

THE undersigued has been appointed and
4 qualified as administrator OF the estate oI
Martha Hawk, late OF ynton county deceased
NOAH HAWK,
ofthe Estate Of Martha Hawk,
deceived.
July q, 1873.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-07-23
KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY,

Ashland, the Home Of Htnry clay, Rnd
Oh irun'BiraRfa LHHs' siy, Tie sIies OF "a sew
elal colleges. Slx 60 eges 10 operation, wiih
their separate faculties, 80 profe 80 n and in
structors, with an average OF more than 60
students each session since the war. Fees
very low. Good boarding from So TO So per
week. Sessions beg n second Monday IN sep.
temher. For catalogues or other inforr1a on
address. enclosing stamp.
j. B. BOWMAN, Regent, Kentucky u,
Lexington, Ky.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-15
Oznamky pOkrOku

sytisknou Sc jen takovG, ktere Sc maPFed
aaplsti. Vyjmuty jsou z toho pravidla
spolky, jimz 2aroven oznamuie Sc "a ,.po'
6qrt6ni cenp.
palec sloupce stoii $500 "a ttikrate
rytisknuti, 2 palce s4.00, palce $500.
Csnamka dele uvefejnovana tim jest lev
~ej5i, elm dele Sc uveFeinuje.
Oznsmky mistni, tisknute obycejnym
pismem stoii Is cta. fadka.
Oznamky: ,,Kde jest" ,,Naproaei'
.Wlead Sc" stoii Is ctd "a tfikrat otisk
Eu0.
- Podle toho necht Sc ka2dy fidi
>do Pokroku oznamovati chce. Mech
81 uda kolik radek, ti kolik palcd koli
hrtt uvefeinit necht 81 sam vyroete :
,asle pfisluslci "a to castku.
.e kdo 81 pfeie miti oznamku ,
FktSdenniku neb tydenniki necht laska
re podotkne.
Penize posilclte yzdy postoynicl
poukazkach Money orders n psani adre
"ai:e vzdy:
20 h R Oh
No. fOt Cr0ton street.
Cleveland, q
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-15
ROZnlaT.
Pan k plan ferina.

Pan kaplan k ferina.
We Vlasimi byl kaplan ferina, jenz
neprop4sl nikdy zadne ptilezitosti, kdyz
mohl ntjakf zort proyesti. Jednou Eel
zadatkem cervence navstivit faraie na
Hradkn, neDalezl ale ma fare nikoho do
ma; Ael tedy ma sklenici piva do hospo-
dy. Tam bylo much jako oule ytel.
Kaplan pozadal 0 kousck eukru a ma
strouhal nozem vzdy trochu stranou ma
still, ably molly mouchy co jist jemu da-
ly pokoj. Kdyz pax ich tam hodn6 u
sedlo, tloukl je satkem.
Co tax ty mouchy tluee, yyskytnul Sc
Y hospode jakys muz, ten po kazdem
uhozeni domlouval vel. panu, aby to ne
deal, ze je skoda s4tku.
Kaplan nefikal nic; kdyz pax po chyili
pfisel senkyt noveho hosta udivenin
velikym vital, wal 81 senkyfe stranou a
tazal sc no, kdo by pfichozi byl. SenkJi
odvetil, ze to bobaty ale lakomy soused ?
n, tax lakomy, 20 mu slroko daleko ne
nj rovno; cely rok pry sklenice piva ne
Pile do hospody neide, nez kdyz 0 syp-
CO obci zadarmo SO pie.
Kaplan jiz mel plan. Zaplatil t5i skle
nice piva, kufe. diva rohhky cernou ka
WI, a pfikAzal senkJri, ably mn vse pfi
nesl nezadal zadneho. zaplaceni, t.
proto, ponevadz pry velebny pan Sen
kovne mouchy bill. - SenlSyf porozumel
obstaral vse domlouval pax senkov-
nc stale kaplanovi, ze malo il pie.
Kaplan snedl kufe a rohlik, druhy ro-
: hIik kostickami dal psovi, vypil DIV
skIenice piva zadai konecna senkyfe z
dcet. Ten vsak nisto uctu vytrhl moci
SO smichem sklenici panu paterovi ru
: ky bezel nj pro pivo. Pfised piven
pros,l, aby jen velebny pan pill, nebu
deli moci vice pitt, aby alespoh jest
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-15

Nektere vyrOky tetnicke obrsty
Col. Ingcrsolla Prave vysly n6ktere
pfednasky razem prosluleho svobodafe
Col. Ingersola, tiskem. My pfinesly
dv6 nejznamenittisi sice jednu lndiyi-
dualitt cioveka, druhou kaciiich, V Po-
krobu Tuto podavame ntkter6 krasnelSi
vyroky pfednasek tech:
Spaseni skrzo otroctyi jest fezcenre;
spaseui otroctvi Jest neocenitelne.
Osytta naseho y&ku noni ditctem viry.
ale nevery ktora vyplynula ze svobod-
ne myslenky.
Deite mne vichf bouri myslcnky a
cnu spise ned smrtolny Kid nevedomos-
ii viry, Vicente mne z raio, iboli
vam. ale doyolte, abych drive priedl ovo-
ce Sc stromu po1nani,
Ncy6domost aSe jest bhh; 90 vine ie
v6da.
AZ sc vyskytne no1nost dokazati isouc
most yyssi nycnosti a ia ptirode uczayis-
le. pax budeme miti dosti 6asu padnouti
pred nj IN kolena; do t6 DOLBY nechte mas
s,ati yzphmene.
Slayou v3dy jest &c uvolhuie dust =
vybavuie mock pout = dodaya my
silence odvahy - narlduio sy6t milosr-
deustyim, sprsvedlnosti, radosti.
Katda vira lest skaliskem proudici
SO vod5; lidskost pres ne tete hlu cnym
sumotem. Kazda vira VIOLA ma yesmir
,.stii.n Vira jest nevedoma minulost
bucici na osyicenou pFitomnost.
Nechci iadneho nebe "a cenu rozumu
ladneho sttsti "a moi syobodu: zadnou
nesnrtelnost IA vzd4ni &c me samobyt-
nosi.
yefiei jest ptak kleci = svobodal
Jest orel rozdeluiici oblaka neimornou
peruti.
kacifstvi Jest vecn6 svitani, jitfenka
tfpitiyy zvestovatel dne. Kacifstvi je nej
poslednejsi a nejlepsi myslenka. One
lest y6Gnfm obzorem pokroku.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-15

sklenici torne lavy pfijal, sice "a TO
dobrodini, ktert nu prokazal, zc mu to-
iik much senkoyno pobil haplan Sc
zdrahal, dyojnasobn6 vsecko potital,
mermomoc platiii chtol r. sic senkyf
stall ma SVEN, 20 niceho nepriimc.
Lakomci sla hlava kolon; tyyvalovsl
oci, otviral dsta a iazyk mu spitatel. Ma
iednou nebylo vic satku skoda - tloukl
Jim mouchy, az SO prach zdvihal. ka-
plan nyni ystal sol dom6. Sotya vsak
vysel, potal lakomec 81 porouceti Ia
chvili bylo ma stole pivo, kufe, ternd ka-
va q konecnt sklenka mogadorn. Ale
hrazo! kdvz ysechno sntdl, zddal SEN
! kyf "a to - . Il. 80 hr.
Ale ia take tlonki mouchy" zyoal
zdeseny lakomec.
,,Dobra," obvetil senkyr Sc smichem,
,,avsak vlasimsky velebny pan mimo to
take venku zaplatil.'
Netazte Sc, .ak ma mas soused od tt
DOLBY pana kaplana ldsce; ale pan ka
plan SC tomu ienom smee.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-15

Honosime Sc nasi vychovavaci meto-
lou, vzdyf name vysoke, sttedni q odbor
.4e skoly vychovani zenske nladc2e.
Nsse divky mali tax zvany Jenny ton,
isou u6ene r moudre Ony zpivaji, tan
q, hraii ma klavir. mluvi francouzsky
vlassky, basni. kresli, nalsji, nechaji
re liz co desetiletc zboznovati, vdayaji Sc
patnActi letech davau Sc V dvacatem
roco oil manzele rozresti. Jsou plny
souzll ma svatebni ceste, milkuii sc ko-
ketnji laznich skvtii SO ma plesich ia
ko cherubove Ale bah budiz milostiv
nebosaku, ktery ieto vysoke spolecno
sti zenu 81 yezrne Vyznai 20 uAlizeni
prani a vateni! Acl, my zapominamc,
81 "a nasich dnd nikdo nema podlshu
hez kobercd. Ale snad dovede chleba
up.ci naso uvafiti! CO 70 "a nesmy-
sl! Mantele budou pfedce bydloti hos
..aci sneb budou si sluiku dr2eti. Ale
snsd pfedco doyede satstvo a pradlo cho-
vsti potadku. sprsvovati, zaplate vati &
rcbo dokonce u5iti: Go to "a napad.
AoGa meni cd kazdorotne, take nikdo
s.are satstvo dome nechova, vetesnika
"a h&drnika vvilrnale. Avsak, deti odcho
v&v4ti pfedce dovede, nebof noni mad po-
s:nnoste nlatky povinnosu sy6tejsich! ia
& jsme 70 hlupci! Takove zamestnani
odoydou iiz Ircanky, Nemkyne Cesky,
-ehos fashionable" panitka neniIs by-
< ptedee bez chdvy. Ootatn6 mdze SO
takoya paniCks snadno vyhnouti uestesti
porodu. h temu take deti, teen he
enesitelnych kfikloun1 neodby tnych
spepokoiovatel6a
Y prayde vyznati nusine, 10 smc do
spali svychvalenou civilizaci nasi tam
Sde 81 to mladi muzove dyakrate rozvazi
ii musi, nozli pozadaji "a ruku modernt
vEdelan6 divky, jelikoz jen co syobodnt
uiiti mohou bankrotu hmotnemu mray
niGu.
Jaky toho nasledck: Alad mu2i 90
nezeni nevestince sc mnozi. Y pravd,
jest Ia case pov6deti matkam, ze marni-
cost ptepych, ' namz dcerky jsou w
choyavany, ctnost blazenost zivota nj
ei, ze vsecka jeiich posotila vydanl II:
,.vysoke" vzdelani nadherne sacen
deer K tomu cili aby Sc spise lepo pro
Ydsli - zensni znosnadhuji, ano manze
s.vi rodinu, zaklad to statu, naprost
neuoznfm Gini.