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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

| the little hands that could rest idle in
luxury, glitter with valuable rings, and
flash over the piano keys, were busy
from dawn to sunset in the Homework
that women find yer waiting them.
Edward Lancaster was never very
poor, and Edith never knew again the
wants and cares of her girlhood but
the wealth he had lost was not restored,
and never regretted. By its loss he
had learned his wife's heart; deprived
of that, he found the treasure of happy,
domestic life, and in his new duties he
found the pleasure of making the knowl-
edge he loved useful to others.
The professor had been two years in
his new home, when, one evening, COM
ing from the college, he found Edith
sewing busily upon a cloak for a year
old boy growing in his cradle.
She held up her work for inspection.
"My yachting dress, Edward"
"I remember it," Edward answered,
gravely.
"Do you? I never wore it but once
the last day we were at Whiteclif."
"The day." her husband answered,
"when, after an hour of doubling
agony. I found my wife had married me
with the true love, for better, or worse"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

WHILE the Atlantic States have been
enioyinga nunprecedentedlymildwin
the Pacific States have had exceptionally
bad weather. The losses of cattle have
been very serious, owing to a pasture
famine, long and cold storms, and want
of shelter and care. The San Fran
cisco Bulletin questions whether ST.
600, 900 will cover the value of the
horses, cattle and sheep which persisted
in California alone. Stock raisers are
now discussing the propriety OF protect
ing their cattle in winter, an innovation
to which a part Of them are opposed.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24
THE SALOoN-KEEPER'S SOLILO2UY
BY JOSHUA c. SMITH.

BY JOSHUA G. SMITH, - ID
The women arc coming, are coming to me!
Where shall / 60, shall I turn the key?
Saall l go 10 the cellar among the TASKS,
And stare ut the barrels and empty casks! q
Blue blazes, how dark! I'm afraid to go in!
The light of my pipe may kindle the gin.
-Four harrels of liquor, and gins number three.
O. what shall 1 do, they are coming to see!
I'll go in the cellar and keep out Of sight
How l I'm troubled for not doing right.
I wish in my soul my conscience was clear,
know / would quit selling liquor aud beer.
I'll listen a moment aud hear what they say:
Since many are coming, I hope they wont stay,
Fo- condemnation on guilt is pronounced,
BY angels aud men, forever denounced.
They ask for the man who owns the saloon,
Surely fis I they arc aiming to ruin;
They know 1 have dealt in the liquor for years,
AMI gathered the dimes without any fears.
i have become rich. and laid up the pelf,
BY running souls and running self;
Now I an. down in the darkness ana gloom
For bringing humanity down 10 the tomb.
Hark! they are singing q hymn at the door.
My goodness! i never will sell any more!
But turn temptation from every mans sight,
And aid in the cause that leads to the right.
I'll turn these liquors all out in the street,
And join with the friends of temperance ] meet.
For who can Withstand their prsyerful appeal,
Which God in his mercy to them has revealed.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

A FRIEND Of ours who is chief clerk in
the Governmental Dispcnsary says that no
medicine chest is now complete without john
sons AnOdype Lininent. We always SUP
posed it was prescribed by law III it is not, it
ought to be, for certainly there is nothing in
the whole rnaterid medica Of so much impor.
lance to the soldier and the sailor ~ JOHN
sons Inodyne Liniment.-[Com. t.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

HUMAN WoE.-Themcst scientific and
successful treatment Of Paralysis, and all de-
forInities of the human body, Diseased Joints,
Piles, Fistula, Ca:srrh and Chronic Diseases
is practiced at the National Surgical Institute,
Indianapolis, Indiana Long experience. me-
qualed facilities and low prices render it the
most humane institution in the United States
3d. 900 cases bave been successfully treated.
Send for their large Journal. giving full par
ticulsrs of treatment, etc.-[Com.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

VETERINARY Surgeons all over the
country are recommending Shsridan's Caralry
Condition POWDERS for the following trouble
in horses Loss Of appetite, ~ronghness Of the
hair, stoppsge Of bowels or water, thick water.
worms, horse all, thick wind, and heaves.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

AMONG the fine arts not lost is the art OF
children making holes in the toes Of boots
and rhoes. Iii taken about ten days.
SILVER TIPS arc an excellent remedy, never
known to fail.-ICom.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

Buy RATHBoNE's STOVES, the best made.
FEARL.Kss, most perfect made wood or coal.
Acorn Cook, rivals all wood stoves.
PRAIRIE; cheap tirst-class coal-and-w wood cook.
Coon STOVES, OF Rathbone, Sard & Co., as
cheap as inferior ones. Sold every where.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

AGENTS desiring to canva for popu-
lar, guick-setiing standard Works, as
"Art of Money! Making" by Mills, etc,
see card of A. Broomhall, Muscatine, la.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

THE NORTHWESTERN HoRsE-NAIL Co. 3
" Finished " Nail is the best in the world.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

Reeds Temple OF slusic, Chicsgo.
Good second hand pianos. 5125 to $500.
New Rosewood pianos. 900 to $500.
New Square Grand pianos, $3.50 to Sf75.
Warranted 70 please, or money refunded.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-24

II o desire to know how to make
your own toilet articles, write and inciose so
cents TO Conrad & Co, Box 925. Chicago, LII.
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Go TO RIVERSIDE Water Cure, Hamilton, III.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-05
Scribner's Monthly.
Extraordinary Inducements to New
Subscribers,
500 PAGES FOR sl,ooi ETC, RTC,

The publishers Of SCRIBNER'3 Monthly, In their
prnspectus just issued, prom for the ensuing year
brilliant array Of trihut"rs and incress
In the variety and beauty Of ss illustrations already
conceded to be "fner than any which have hitherto
appeared in any American magazine,
Dr.. Holland. the editor. will write th. serial story
Of the AZ, which will be autobioxrsphicai n form
and will be ,lluatr.ted by Miss Ha~ck. II 10 cuei.
tied '.ARrHUR BONN.C AsTLE," and will deal
with s"m- of the m"st difficult problem. Of Ameri.
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number.
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K. sitodd,rd viii. write scriea Of ents raining
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Home Lite, Families. Friends. whi'ns asd wcya. a
series Of portraits Of L. Ing Writer. II alsn prmis-t
Clarence Cook will write ah'ut Furniture and the
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be illuatratrd with designs and sketches by
nus artists. In addition to thHso wuich the writer
hnsaeN will furnish.
Among the contributors are:
Hans Anrs rson. Bryant, Bashncll. Ezgieston
Fr"ude, Hixgiuson. Bish"w. huntington. Mitchell
Miss Phelps, Stedmnn. Stockton. Sto.ldard, Colls
rhaxter Warner, wilkinson. Mrs. Whitney, besid"'
host IT others.
remain In the handa Of Dr Holland. who viii contn
% tn writs "rbe Topics of the Time" which th.
New York Indepcndrnt says, "Are morn wii-l,
quoted than any similar papers 10 American Maga
1inps."
Watson Gilds- will write 'The Old Cabinet" a,
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a score Of pens bote sidea Of the Atlantic. tn,
Waterman and R"d actor says:
Scrituer'a Monthly, for January. ia bett.r thar
usual which indicates nsedl-ss waste of Editnria
brains and publishers money, for the Magazine VA
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And yet the publishers promise TO make Il sill
better far the coming year
The subscription price j. 81 90 yesr, with special
rates to CIergymep, Teachers aud Postuastcrs.
Tho following
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-05
Extraordinary Inducements


For S 50 the pnbliihers will send, anv Book .
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LEGAL. ADVERTISEM'TS
NOTICE..
o. 8. Land 0mee,

q. 8. Land Office,
Redwood Fails. Minn., March 2, 1874
Cou plaint having been entered At this Office BY
Michael Glenn against Dennis Haley, for
abandoning hia Ho,n-stead Entry, M. 6e76, dated
Nov !. 1871, upon the sosthsast quarter. sectiuu
II. township Iii, range Is W in Lyon eounty,
minnesota.
with view tn the Cancellation Of said entry the said
parties hereby summon.d to appear at this Oace
the 10th day of April. 1874, at II O'Clock NJ to
sp"nd and furaish tsstmouy ooneern;ng said alleged
abandonment.
B. F. SxIrH, Register,
% VIZ. H. KELLY, Receiver.
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NOTICE

U. =. Land OUO0.
Redwood Fal,a. Man., February s;le54.
conplaist having heen satsred at this oGles By
a6andohing his Homestead Entry No tots, dated
Nay n, the north half south~ at rattsl,
asetion 3 township Ill, range -, In Lyon eoanty,
Ninueaota, -.
vi vie. to The eanes iiatios of aaia entry: the
ssid parties hereby sumn. ned b APPEAR Il this
o0cs On the 18th day Of March. 1874 at 10 oclnek
m, tn respond and furnish tsstimony concerning
| said alleged abandonment.
81 Sxyf1, Register.
20 Wn n. KATY. Receiver.
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,..t..c Ne4;,,rs,ick. .ls H. n .~.- tn. ,. RI.
PORTIONS of Descendant, ts,tmonv .,.: .A,. IN, ia,
time hs wss at Edward uecormick. hou... %. ~.
18th of lsst D,e
That % SATURDAY J,nu.rv n .t h. -. MT oe n.
the NJ rest he v,s to Edward xeco,m,es.s hous.
,sst day. was NeGinuis: stable which 1, bout hall
mile Distant. That 10 vas not At xr. Bcocsvsv..
hosss either during tn. ay time evening ar ni,ht a,
the Slst eT January. That bs vas s.ek on that d.,
ssdhsi bssn from the rhursaay evening b~fore am
va sick tll the next Mond.y That Il was rhursda,
evesing he had been as Broehways hosse plsvins
carda and Il vas on Friday Mr. Rrockv.v sav him
shooting At mark. rid not sec Broekxsv ON Sxt,,
day That Joseph Iones came for him on satu. dsy
svsniss 10 70 to Roots and he was not able 10 ~
That he did not know that Edward and Root were
going to R~dwo.d til after they got homo and did
mot ssk Ars. Brockway, on riday venus, Il Ed wa
going. That he told J'seph Jones that II hs eould
get his wages t$aco) AID cattle and COW he would
rather his brother vas living than all he would rot
cut Of It. That he told Jonas johnson his father
could have ehs farm be (Dst.) hal ANYTHING to do
with It. Th,t the testimony Of VIM. Root that he
saw witness rod beyond the Stable with the rail and
saw him aetit On the wood ahsd, n false.
v. Braley, Register Of Deeds testia.d that thsrs
wsrs thsss mortgage on rveord seaiast the property
vsE6wsrA Mccormick
The .tssss r~stsd.
Rssurr,xo Tssruosy.
wm Root Recalled Realarmed mach Of bis for.
mer Testimony and especiallv the state ments that
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-03-05

KNEE ->PRUNa HuRsE.-"Videx.' -
in Turf, field and Farm. says: Knee.
sprung j. one OF those deircts which
cannot be entirely cured: The trouble
may be alleviated BY shoeiny in tie
'oil"wi"g manner: Let the shoes b.
made thick at the toe and thin At the
heel. This will have . tendency to
s'raiy hteu the knee, meanwhile sponge
The knee night and morning with cold
water and rub until dry. This will
stimulate aud strengthen the liga
mensx aud MUSCLES.
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THE GAZETTE

AHtransient adverosem0ntb must b paiet tOrin "a
vancs.
legal Notices. Is ots per square ser the traits
tion and SIX .ts per snars for eseh subsequent ia
sertion All legal Notices must b spon the respe..
sibility Of the Attorney ordering them pusliseed.
No affidavit Of publication will b given until ~
publication fees are paid.
Local Notices inherited At 10 snta pr line.
Businrra cards Of I've lines or leea 500.
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difficulties with Edward Mccormick, and .
fight. Had settlement last September and
were on friendly terms since then.
g. Deitsman recalled. Saw s persons
who were said 70 have died from poison.
They were much swelled and their eyes
and mouths were open. Edward MoCor-
miok's eyes and mouth were closed.
Dr.. w. D. FLYNN sworn. | assisted IN
the Post Mortem examination Of the body
Of Edward Mccormick. We only examiu.
his heart aud lungs and found that he suit
fered from heart disease. Death from thai
form Of heart disease i some times sudden
aud sometimes lingering.
Hugh Curry testified 70 having eaten oys.
tiers, last fall in Redwood, in company with
N. Webster G. J. Riker and D. L. Bigham,
aud was deathly sick after il. Believed i,
to be the oysters.
Norman Webster sworn. Had eaten oys.
with Curry, Bigham aud Riker aud Va,
very sick after it but he aud Curry had eas.
en- some mean apples and he blamed ths
sickness - much on apples - the oysters
Bigham said he was not sick aud thiul
Riker said he was not.
Rsra Post recalled. Was assessor Of th,
Town Of Sherman ID 1873. Edward No.
Cormick said part Of the property, = yok.
Of oattle aud . COW, belonging 70 Pasriol
Mccormick, the Deft.
| John Rgan sworn.--Rd. Mccormick !,
talking about working IN harvest said b
would not sat q VIM. Roots, would CON
home % his meals.
il LAwrsnos Holtea sworn. Had hear,
Edward noCosmiok ~ thas - ksrt roi
soa ia The house for the purpose Of poison
ing wolves and foxes.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-03
ManAelsk k { rad o sti.

Muz - lady muz = sedi prace '
pokoii Nenadale zaslcchnc 2 huchynt
bolcs y povzdech. Go ic draha zo-
nusko,' tiie Sc ochotn6. ,,Mohu ii posloa
zit:7
M Iet, Voj Ia" 81 .kd ST zcnuska.
.,vezmi kos "a II ne zanct
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-11-03

vse to bylo die spdsobu svGtca a oslaven
CD; Gin zsfest6n6ji adokonalei n6ktery
svaty zbavovar Sc sv6ho rozumu a odchy-
loval Sc cd zdrav6 mysle, napodob6 divo-
ke posrnky a rozharane pocindris 81 namt
sitnikt blaznd, tim iisttsi mel yyblid-
Ad vysiaout Sc ma yynikaiic! misto mezi
boha,f-y a polobohy POI ldscne zvrhlt
cirkve."
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XbOZnOSf.

Zboznost j. pr} rozmilou cno-t', uti
mas knGzi a tisice tisice lidi, mezi mimi
mnozstyi osvicenych dava Jim "a pray
du. Basnici op6vuji zboznost nadsenImi
basn6mi, malifi znazornuii i ut t:senymi
hluboce doicmnymi obrazy q hudebni
skladatele vteluji i nelibezntisi 4yuky.
ktere slysany jake maiova rosa prS ma
prahnouci srdce. Takova zboznost oysem
neien ze cit neurazi, ale naopak iej pro-
bouzi iemu lahodi. Takova zboznosf
Jest klidnym zadumanim, pohizeniln Sc
studdnku d6tinn6 yry nebo utkv6nim
ma liznych, sy6dnych, caroynych yidi-
mach obrazotvornosti, roznicene vrouci
virou. jest to oysem blou~neni pouh6,
kter6 nepfekrocujic pills meze ro4umu a
pfirodnich zakon6, zustava vice meme
neyinnou zdbavou. Avsak pohrichu ne
tva zboznost jen t6chto mezich. Zhusta
yybocuie Mich podobaiic Sc z dzdy pu-
stenemu oil divokym letem pres hory
dolly padi, zpdsobuic nest6sti zhoubu
Cim nerozumntjsi jest nabozensk6 uceni
a yira, Giln nevzdGantjsi jsou 2 b ozni.
tim zhoubn6si jsou dcinky zboznosti ne
ien ma ty. jenz zboznost ieyi ale ma ony,
ienz Sc 5 mimi stykaji tn snadno rozum
zmizi pod prisernym piikrovem yiry a
zakony piirody octnou sc pod kopytem
ztfesten6ho a zdivoGilGho fanatizmu. V
tomto stadiu Jest zboznost lem, Jest
tGzkou chorobou ducha, ktera tim nebez-
pc3nejsi Jest, Gim Jest nakazivGisi. \ '
tGto torme jeylva Sc zboznost yzdycAy y
pii vzniku ma pocatbu move yiry, Y teto
skodliv6 povaze ieyi sc zboznost II lidu
nevzdelaneho, pogerecneho, Cd pfirody k
blouzntni schylneho, zvlaste jc Ii moci
rovnGz nevzdeaneho a poverGiveho ane-
DO vychytraleho, nesv6domiteho, hrabi-
veho panstvi-chtiyGho kn6zstva. Ne
bylo by veru praci neydeenou sepsati flo
sofi dejiny zboznosti; nebot dila pouc-
neisiho nelze 81 pfedstayit, poyazimeli,
iak nescisne zhoubn6 1GiDky " Jstfedni
zboznost Cd prav6kd, cd te chvile co Glo--
yek zacal nedostatecneho mozku sveho
vypfadati pavucinu nabozenstvi, We sv6te
naplodila. Zboznost jest blouznenim,
blouzn6ni Jest scbeklamein, salbou, pO-
matenosn, blazn6nim koneGnG silen-
stvfn, ktere jest tim nebezpe6neisi, ieIi-
koz jest nejen legitmovano ale Primo a
vyslovn6 pfikazovano horliye p6stova-
10.
KazdG nabozenstyi m6lo ma sve po-
tfestene zasvGcence, bez ohledu k tomu,
pi.:stili Sc nabozna pobnuti pohf zeni Sc
cnosti bozske vlastnosti Visny nebo
Sivy anebo kterehokoli ,,Spasitele" sta
rych narodh. Historic yyprayuie nam 0
thcrapeutech, fakirech, innisich, dervi-
sich, anchoritech, konyulsionaristech IT,
nych mnohych posetilJeh blouznivcich.
Pomiueme il mlcenim zvlastni pfipady
fanatizmu epyptskeho nebo indickeho
(gymnosotistyl anebo kn6zi syrsk6 bohy-
ne, ktefi il ku eli mrskali Sc, nebo knezi
bohyne Isis, ktefi TIME spisobcm zboz
most syoji ma jevo davali, aneb knezi
Bellony neb Diany, ktefi t6la sva rozdira-
Ii, aneb knez Cybely, ktefi Sc vymuzili
20 spiisobu tureckych eunllchd, nebo IA
kird, ktefi obtizeni fetezy namahanfm
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Ma zdl,di.
/ Il. MYLlsS,
cnl Par or. and Ticket A ct
BE T. IN Il.

CTeCc!dHd, totuHOuS, L1nc2n7ldt W
!ndtand IL. II.
u Clevelandu odiizdi 6.55 dopoledne
?. so a $50 odpolednc.
DO Clevelandu pfjizdi 80 rano 400 a
9.55 odpoledne.
4 Crcstline 9.55 rino 6 55 1000 odp.
DO Columbus 2.25 V pol. 945 II 35
;noci.
Do Dayton 400 rano $50 cdp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
z Cincinnati 100 600 rano 9.I5 veG.
z Indianapolis G.25, 1850 100 rano.
ST. Louis I. Is .ano 2.55 7.i0 odp.
z Chicago $50 S. 20 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi iezditi vecernfm =.
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.,Svaty apoStol" - pied SOU
dem. Pf porotou mesl6 Ulmu stll
dne 3. fiina by ial% truhafsky pomocnik
L. Rauter, obzalovan jSa urazenim n6mec
ktho cisafe Plt ntkolika lety vyskytl
sc okoF S.d, ga,n noyy ,,svabsky me
,ias osobd iakehosi Janscra. Muz ten
vykladal ,.uetnt" pismo, pronasel rozlic-
nd ,.proroctyi" vyhedal 81 ,,dyanact
ne, lnikd" nimiz tahla take celia lada
modliyych bah n rdzencckatek, nichz
iedna do'a 81 titul ,.svat6 Marie ,,Uced
nici" ii rozes'i Sc pgk co ,,sya,, apos ,lo-
We do hfajd, kazali svabskym sedllkdm
a sice dobrt.n yysedkem; yracelit Sc
yzdy s hQinI nj 2asoba'ni po,tasr, iakoz
pence domd. Jslcn ;chto ,.apostola"
jest j zmin6ny rlhla,lky pomocnk l..
Rauter. Sam sc ped soudcm priznava,
ze iestt ped roken bibli ami nece1; pax
pry ale nan ystonpa ,,duch svaty" a pii
delen mu 1kol, zv6stovat vyFladati sye
I Nu oipNt' 80 l. ma ODLdIONdfly H6uu 81
vymluyi :, &c 1kol ten piikazin mu byl
od sam6ho boha, jenz mysl ieho os,i,1.
Y dubnu lctoaniho roku mel Rautcr II io.
dn6 2 neihoHiy,is.ch y6ficich. iakesi
Seibe-tovG Y kirchhemu naboze1skou
piednasku a vykladal phi tom pismo sva.
te, avsak takoy{m spIsobem, ze kazde ie
no s'ovo - smtfoyalo proti ntmeckGmu
cisafi. NJ ,aIf c;sate Aniikristen. zy,fe.
tenn Sc sedmi hlavami dcsiti rohy, Ion
pezp'kem, jen2 roAd 1866 vylezl ako vlk
re syGho douptte, v6rolomccm atd. DIE
pax Nykladal zbozn6 poslouchaiicim Sc
dlakilm, 70 cisaf Napoleon Ill, eiz ma.
zyal zyiietem dyGma rohy. iest6 ziic, a
&c brly yelkou moci co druhy Antikrist
do Ntnecka y,rhne. Soud byl oysem ma
rozpacich, mali co jedna;i sc syindlefem
anebo polosile1ym fanatikcm Obhaice
cbtel take naythovati, ably Cd pfeliceni sc
upustilo ably uzn&n byl obzaloyany "a
pomateneho; ten vsak proti tomu rozhod-
ne professional. Porota uznala tedy Ran
terra yinnym urazeni cisafe nemcckeho a
sond prisoudil lnu ctyi mtsicc yGzcni.
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hIShtIS 81 WECdt ~ tc$tefn IL 1S
Ma cychod oCSi<G a svychodu pfyizH.
z Clevelandu 7.25 o 500 rano 3.45 q
1905 veGer.
Do Clevelandu 700 lO.45 rano, 4.lO a
6.55 yeCer'
Do New 1orku 90 rano, 4.55 o 800 vet
z Bostonn $50 rano, sos veGer.
2 New Yorku $50 a ll.0O rano. 535 a
100 ve6er.
Lake Shore a Michigan South. II. n
Ma vychod odjiSG a pf1jiSN 2 v9chodu:
q Cleyclnadn 7.45 q 10. 90 rano, 4.lO a
10. 20 veGer.
30 Clevelaldu $50 5.35 rano, 2.o5
$50 odpoledne.
Do Bnita.lo lilo 1915 rano, 49,, s. 30 a
10. 40 vecer
q Buffalo $50 rs rano $50, G.25 a
l1.30 veGer.
DO New ..Yorku 700 rano $40 20
1900 vecer.
S Bostonu $50 rano 5.O0all vcser
Ma sdPad odji<A ae zdTadu pfyisat:
u Clevelandn 5.35 100 rano, $50 q G. 55
odpoledne.
DO Cleveiandu 7.25 a l0.55 rano, 3.A5 a
1905 odpocdne.
DO Tole1o l040 q 1866 rano ZOO
Il. 90 veGer.
Y Toledo 300, $50 lo.55 rano $50
veGer.
Do Chicago ESQ $50 rano $50 q 8. 20
vecer.
q Chicago 100 go rano 5.35 go
veGer.
q New Yorku 1890 lo.45 rano,y 500
Loo veGer:
q Boftonu $40 900 rano, 1900 a 300
ve-er:
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II % dna m anzclka

% il byl piece moudrJ, &c .isem 81
wal nabo2nou zcnu," pravl se!laf Brkai
potdcejc sc yzhiru po schodcch: " pdtek
yeter SO mohu vzdycky napit mic sc mi
nestane. kdyby mnt stokrat pfala,
abych srazil yaz, lampitNu pod krucif-
KEN ptedcc rozsyiti."
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EsOZlllar.

-Hozky: Pfiteli. proc Sc MEDIATE
totogratovat. SkarcdY: Pro@ Pone
vadz nochci "a tfi zlatd ud1lat Z jednt o.
study tFinact.
Y yhoda a balonu prof Kinga.
Phi poslcdni yttroplavb6 zadal iisty
muz tohoto, by 81 neobtezoval witt "a 1oo
dolari jeho 2onu sebou do poyttfi a ne
chal j tam nahofe ntkde stat.
Neza bloud1.
Ci inec sc taze posluhy: vJafku' idt
tadr dobfv =
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OZnamky POkrOku

vytisknou Sc ien takove, kterd Sc napfed
zaplati Vyjmuty isou toho pravidla
spolky, iimz zaroven oznamuie Sc "a ,.po
tociGai cenu.
palec sloupce stof $500 "a tfikrate
vytisknuti. 2 palce S4.00, palcc 5000.
Oznamka dele uyefeinovana tim jest lev
neisi, elm dele Sc uveteihuie
Oznamky mistni, tisknut6 obycejnyln
pismem stoji 15 ct6 fadka.
Oznamky: hide jest" .,Nqprodei'
,Hledd sc" stoji IS cta. "a ttikrat otisk-
mutt.
- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy fidi
lido Y Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
81 uda kolik fadek, ti kolik palcd koli
krat uverejnit necht 81 sam vypo6te {
zasle pfislusici "a to castku.
-. kdo 81 pfeie miti oznamku ,
tfitydenniku neb tydennikl nccht laska
We podotkne.
Penixe posileite yzdy Y postovnicl
poukazkdch Money orders) a psani adre
suite vzdy;
POk ROk
No. IG4 CrOtOn street,
Cleveland, q.
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od3l kyet. 1874 otIiiI ylsky udane stanice tvyips
neie9 lax nAsedaduie.

opoust Bayari II 80 dop go odp. PftjiAdi do Nov
Phiadelphia IS & OO odp. Opoust n Phnad 90 doo
lis uip. Pfili2dI doBayari s4o iop 40 odp