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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24

TERRIBLE Accidental terrible
accident occurred in Louisville, Ky, in
which nearly an entire family was des.
troyed. About o'clock this morning
Mrs. James McGinnis had filled an
aziline lamp and lighted it, and was in
the act of putting on the chimney, vixen
the lamp exploded, filing then room
with sheet of fire. A daughter, aged
seventeen, who was standing near, WIS
>cnveiopcd In tho flames, and Mr.. Nc.
Ginnis sprung to the rescue Of his fami-
~. He threw the mother apd infant
daughter through q window into the
street. In Attempting to save the oldest
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24

APPLES. 1t is stated that by a care
full analysis it has been found that ap-
pies contain larger amount Of phos.
phorus, or brain food, than any other
fruit or vegetable, and on this account
they are very important to sedontary
men, who work their brains rather than
their muscles They also contain the
aoids which are needed every day, es.
pecially for sedentary mon, the action of
whose liver is sluggish, to eliminate o
cffete matter which if retained in the
system, produces inaction Of the brain,
and, indeed, of the whole system, caus
ing jaundice, sercpiness, scurvy and trou.
1blesome diseases of the skin.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24
Auction Sale of Valuable Lend
FY i'm ORangeburg, County,

There will be offered for sale at Orange
burg c. H., onAMondny 26th of January,
oil that valuable tract of Land formerly the
'propertytof y :. E.SILi Amakers with gtho build
ings and improvements thereon, Situate
Lying and being i'm Orangeburg County
State of South Carolina on Saddlers Swamp,
Containing 3 Fifteen, hundred and forty-two
l542l acres moro or less:'i Bntting, and
bounding North by lands Of A p. arfiaker.
Fast by lands of J. d. Keitt, ani j. w.
panlzlsr, formerly lands Sf MTs T; + Carson.
Estate of L. Smoke, and West .hy, lands of
DR.. j. Smoke, Mrs. Staly, and Capt. Stack.
TERMS Cash, pnrchasers Ia pay sfor papers.
= jan l6tAaNJ 5Uds AB7a w IS g
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24
A Trying Moment.

What terrible sensation it is to got
down from some elevation, where your
DIS ent depends upon making con.
ntction with Your feet, and fail to find
the proper footing. Perhaps you arc a
large man, and are getting down from
shed roof. Your stomach is pressed
against tho caves, and your elbows are
dug into the shingles. You have got
down too far to crawl back, and are
perfectly unable to see your legs or any
thing near them, and in this condition
of complete hclplessnoss and pcrspirins
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24

Fort Scott, Kansas, has been seeing
snake in the sky. The Monitor says:
,""The sky was clear and the sun rose
entirely unobscured. When the disk of
the sun was ubout half way above the
!fNo,rriz horizon the form Of huge serpent, ap
parently perfect in form, was plainly
seen encircling itsand was visible for
some minutes The editor declares
that he has the statement from two re-
liable witnesses, who are willing to make
affidavit to the above. It will soon be
time for a national prohibitory liquor
law, if this sort of thing is to continue.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24

The NATIONAL FINANCEs.-T
discussion Of the finances has not been
resumed in the Senate for several days
past. The understanding SENS to be
that an opportunity shall be offered to
the entire body Of the Senate for Il full
ventilation Of iiua ucial views. Members
of the Senate have been reading the re.
ports of the proceedings Of the National
Board Of Trade ut Baltimore, and have
regarded with interest the remarks of
business men upon the financial condi-
ton. But the most experienced mem
bcrs Of tho Senate have about come to
the conclusion that nothing in the wfy
of legislation can be looked for at this
session. The general sentiment is that
the House will pass some measure, direct
or indirect (most probably the lattcr),
looking to imitation of some sort, and
that it will certainly not receive the
sanction of the Senate Many are Of
the opinion that now it is wise to let
well enough alone.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24

YiaWhen q man milks d COW he should
hnlpt sattempsto smoke a cigar at the
time. young man out in the country
tried it, and got along well enough until
he lowered. his, head and touched the
COWS flank with the lighted end Of his
weed. The next instant himself and
cigar wore dreadfully "put off, The
.,Stgw Gow,, introduced about two tons weight
into one of her hind legs, and then pass.
ed it under the mixers left jaw.
% STARVATION ON THE PLAINs.-A
late dispatch from Minneapolis, MINI,
s,,lsl says lY the Indians at Vermillion Lake are
1 dying of starvation. They have eaten
two children and one man. A scarcity
. Of game and tho failure of the wild rice
,oerop are the cause. They claim that
the government failed to send the usual
i; supply of provision. Eighty Indians
are coming into the settlement for
geliet.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24

What is the proper age for parsou?
Why, the parsonage, of course.
Miss Anthony always conducts her
prayers with "Amen and women"
;'Transactions in hair" is Detroit
editors introduction to street fight
A st Joe man is so tall that he has to
get his knees to scratch. his head.
WhenA y mans business is rapidly
running down, it is time for him to
think Of winding it up.
la Kentucky man has been married
in the, same house, and by the same
miniater,toa four sisters.
,otAnhorse out West drinks whiskey
He probably finds no difficulty in break
ing|into de.canter.
One great difference between Byron
and Burns nearly youth was that the
one was Harrow boy, the othor pillow.
boy: --''''>sA'
shire which measured five feet 10 diane
tsFat' tho but, aud contained over three
3 toms of'wood.
Corn stalks should be drawn in as
early as possible after the corn is husked.
Let them be, entirely free from external
moisture. D'@t'
Miss Battles won a bouquet as prize
TOR beauty at a Philadelphia fair. She
Will be be won herself, too, pretty soon,
probably,
Kansas City complains of its corn that
hthe, kernels shed blood" 1t strikes us
that atstjust what colonels might be
expected to do.
ynStrLouis allows but one toothpick to
aequart ofsoup. Boston is more liberal.
You can take as many toothpicks as you
like without soup.
AZ Aethe Christmas dinner give n to the
shopEgirls in Bofin's Bow or in Boston
ene-of the'mottoes displayed was "Peace
on earth; good will to women"
"A man writes to on editor for fon
dollars, because he is 80 informally short
and gets in reply the heartlcss respons,,
tDo'as | ao-stand up on chair
a Detroit negro prisoner, on his way
70 the penitentiary for larceny, was ask.
80 what he thought of his trial. H e
9 SAID E1i; "When de lawyer dat Tended me
made his speech, I made sure dat was
.going to take my ole hat and walk
rright out of dat cot room; but when the
ct other lawyer got up and commenced
taking | knew I was the bigges: rascal
!. on top Of de earf,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24
TO THE -s7sdi' 'ssFT
Nervous &C. Debilitated
OF BOTH sEXEs a s1e ssfl

Of DUH SEXES. tt1r
no Charge for Adoice-and ConsultatioR.
Dir. ). edes : DvoTf, gtadnatelrpf y Jeusrson
Medical College Philadclphin, -a1,thor,.ef
several valuable works, can lbe e7coas,ilt ed on
all diseases of the Sexual or Urinary.oa-
gans, (Which hg tns made m especial study
either in, male or female, no matter from
what cansc originating or of how long Stand
ing. practice of So years enatjiesfliis to
treat diseases with snccesssiRGures gu4rsa-
t-cd, Charges reasonable. Those as @
distance can forward letaeryasgsFibing syta-
toms and cncloHihs siamptJ prepay fpeos,ak~.
Send for the GttplEsss Eqq> i,HEALrH.
Price l0c.
+ S J.hB.s fN6f4F.qf II. 4. aaGe
Plysieiannnd Suraennsr
q lul Duane ST., New York
Jan Il ls7f y54 D
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24

M'nriEn--hn the pod. OF Janu,ry, 1874,
by lie kcv d. j. Simmons, st TIE Rcsi,lenc e
Of tie Drics Fn,h re Mr.. CiI,ELES
FIELDER, 20 Ms BErriE Mc.ALHANY,
both OF Oranacburg County, South Carroll
iiFi. -ttEt
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24
s0UTR1
ORANGERURG COUNTY.

All persons HAVING HAVING claims against the
Estate of the late Ann Begry, .are required
to present Them, aud all pers6nsS Indebted
t0rsail@ ksiassaAgs srsaaire,lt sgssp pay
.ment, to .a ~
3 JOHN Is& &SanRysys
dec 13 1873 La /.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24
Notice ia Of ffSlDins DinsianIiissSsaaiis. aIisS saaiis

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ONE
4,y month from date Twill FiloEmy Fina,
Accouhtswith fhapH 90 I AZ IL D Sknowlton,
Judge of Probate for Orangeburg County,
dian of the Estate of Viola v. Riley.
'aAaoT sakaIeGs:AsASt :sSt ;; Ri1ESi,s. Sla,Ex,
January 1lth, ls7s.-4t
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24

,-,;sfz Executors. Sale.
wARNoCKS @ASDS wirE,tsrt aiiESEkEtU-
at TORS Of y. 4. PARLER,
by leave Of thc Court of Probate made in
this Case we!will sell for Cash nj the Conrt
House the following Notes belonging to
Esta!e! y ..EsaR ,59H. 70 Il gsfst7 s.
- ]. Note of &. Norris. for S37 3;i,
2. &c :. Same :. :. SlO o.. 6 gEst
s. 80 p. Eacot Alston. S42 62,
4. - of y Stnlcr y J. Hart. $40 90,
o. '''t'sI j. L. Stncker!f for -Sla5 90
4. - Same foi $500 90 With Credit OF
S63 10. = ID TGI}i, ,lAf5IT
". Il. PARLEH * j. d. 9SINGLETARY.
s- hI 1st 1arn:G al ;ss,Sy aExscu,o,s.
jan Z 1874 4t
tIr u1I2N I.rFH aiaYEtptr4
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24
Administrators Sale.

BY virtue of an order from the Hon. the
Probate Judge of the County of Orangeburg,
will sell at Fort Motto on the 10Th day Of
February next, and from day TO day there
atter until the property is disposed of, MI
the Stock in trade of Jacob Carroll late Of
said County, Merchant Mt Fort, Motte-Terms
Cash.
MARY ANN CARROLL,
I'd H3H nJ Adm'1.
January, 81, 1874.
jan 81 1874 .. st p
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24
Sale Under Mortgage.

Fy virture Of n mortgage executed and
delivered to Z. l., Bochel Q : y John Sellers
on the ist day of February, 1878, I will sell
on Monday the "l ny of Fchru.ny next at
Orangeburg & H., in front of the Sheriff 5
Office, Immediately after official sales, one
MULE. Terms cash. Hsu Ii
A. R. BOCHETTE, Agent.
Jan'y "a, lS74.-2t
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24
Sale UnIer Mortgage.

BY virtue Of n mort gnge OF personal pro-
perry executed by Danl. Green TO Thos
Cartmil on the - day of April 1874, the
conditions of wlrich have been broken l
will sell on Monday the Cd day of Febuary
iS14. Mt Orangeburg C. H., in front Oft the
Shcriif's office immediate after off icial
Sales, One Mouse Colored Marc MULE,
years old. Terms Caah.
W. II. JOINER,
i o. Agent.
Orangeburg, S. c., January, 10th 1874.
jan "a 1874 St
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-24
COPAHs'ENEEssHEH

COEA EN- HIHsSGEHHn.t
The Undersigned having this day associ-
aicd with thom Mr.. ROBERT COPES, the
business will hereafter be conducted under
the firm name of MOSELEY, CROOK &
COPIES. t5 ,I
J W. MOSELEY,
w X. CROOK.
January 14th, 1874. :5i p
All persons Indebted to the old firm of
MOSELEY s. CROOK, will make immediate
payment and all debts due by said firm will
be paid by the firm ofMOSELEY,, CROOK
s. COPES.
W. J. MOSELEY,
u. w. X. CROOK, q
ROBERT COPIES.
January 1I,h, 1874. "' ,HfR H1
Special attention is called to our full
variety of LANDRETHS GARDEN SEEDS.
jan IL 1874 3t
E,saate Of Ja4sy Weeks Ian.r.
AZ Notice is hereby given that on The 20th
day of January, 1874, Twill. file my ANAL
account Fas administrators ofthoRssatc of
the late ,Jaby Weeks Jan'ro and will pcti-
ton for my final discharge,
T. NJ. CARSON, Adn,inistrator.
Orangeburs Co. s. c., December Is, 1873.
dec ~ 1873 I'm
The Grange advance., 1874-01-07
DROSPECTUS OF THE
ST. PAUL PRESS, 1874.

While the Press will maintain, as heretofore, its
distinctive political character as the Leadsng epu6-
lc0n Journal of Minnesota, because It's puollshers
believe the Republican party to De essentially the
party of reform and progress it holds its ndepen-
dence superior to all party trammeis and Will aim,
by its fearless and independent criticisms Of party
and measures reflect the BEST rather than the
most popular opinion.
| THE DAILT PRESSis, by general acknowledge
ment the best family newspaper the oest
newspaper the best local newspaper the best State
newspaper the best general newspaper in the three
States of Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa.
TERMS.-$lO per annum $3.50 per quarter
The TRE WEEKLY PRESS contains nearly all
the matter which appears iu the Daily Press
TIE WEEKLY PRESS, large quarto sheet,
contains greater amount ana vsr1ey OF !eao1ng
matter than any other weekly in the State It con-
tains the cream Of all the news correspondence and
family reading Of the Daily. while its special features
are:
l. Very full and accurate market reports, made up
especially for it.
Agricultural Editor especially for it.
8 choice selection of family reading matter,
especially selected for it.
TERMs-single subscribers, s.. per annum, with
CLUBBING RATES.
Five copies, one year, to one address, % w
Ten copies one year, to one address, 10 w
Twenty copies, one year, to one address.. ~ w
Thirty copies, one year, to one address, ,. AZ 0O
Forty copies one year. to one address, 81 90
Fifty copies, one year, to one address, 65 O0
One hundred copes year, to one address,, 120 0O
Special Inducements offered to csnvassers upon ap-
plicaton to the 81. Paul Press Co. Address
ST. PAUL PRESS CO.,
The Grange advance., 1874-01-07
MARKETS.

Wheat has held its own pretty we'll for
the past week in this market, ranging from
81. .0OM$l. .O6; in Eastern markets it has
had q steady upward tendency. We give
the following as to-day's quotations.
Wheat, $l.O0; Oats 40 cts; Potatoes, 600
IS cts.; Flour, 1926 per cwt.: Pork, 81
cts; Beef 5}@6a.
Chicago Markets Wheat $l.l94; buy
ing for February at 81. 2255: Corn 81 cts
Oats 382. Rye7 cts. Barley No. ? 81. A..
The Grange advance., 1874-01-07

because sucn persons, whether they
live at the East or at the West, ought
to pay some share of the expenses Of
government, and no other Federal tx
reaches them except as it reache.
also the poorest laborer.'
The human hand has been often
taken to illustrate Divine wisdom-and
very we'll. But have you ever examin-
ed your horses hoof? It is hardly less
curious in its way. Its parts are some.
what less complicated, yet their de.
sign is simple and obvious. The hoof
is not, as it appears to the careless eye,
a mere lump Of insensible bone, fasten-
ed to the leg by " joint. 1t is made
up Of a series of thin layers, or leaves,
Of horn, about five hundred in num-
Der, and nicely fitted to each other, and
forming filing to the foot itself.
Then there are many more layers, be-
longing to what is called the "cofin
bone," and fitted into this. These are
elastic. Take 4 quire Of paper and in
sert the leaves one by one, into those
Of another quire: and you will get
some idea Of the arrangement of the
several layers. Now, the weight Of
the horse rests on as many elastic
springs as there are layers in his four
eet-about 1000; and all this is con
trived, not only for the conveyance Of
his own body, but for whatever burdens
may be laid on. him. ...,..ss ..z-.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-08

vAtisknou sc ien takove, ktere Sc appel
zapah Nyjmuty .isou toho praydla
srolky, iinz zarovch onamnje Sc ~ -.1'o.
lortcn/ ceDu
l l,alec sIoupce stoii $500 za tiikr,te
vyti-knuti. 2 paIce ~ 90, paIce $500.
Oznamka dele IWoteinovana tim Jest lev
neisi, elm dele Sc uvereinue
Oznsnlsv mistni, tisknnte ohvtenym
plsmem stoii t. ct6 rldka
O1uamky: ~hd~ tt<f' ,.Nonodr
.Hldd 81 stoii - ct6. IA trikrf oti>k-
nuG.
- Podle toho necht Sc ka2dy ridi.
tdoy Pokroku oznamovati chcc Nccht
ula kolik ridck. Fl kolik ralcd koli-
Rrat ugrrejnit ncchf i sam yvpotto
za~le prisitsici "a to ca>tku.
-. Kdo i peic miti o1n.oahu
uitflcn6iku ncb tfdcnnkn ncch' l;,~ka-
W podotlne
Pemize po-ileite v1dy postoyn,ch
r1uhazkach Money orley-l "a p-au adre
suite yzly:
POk RON
Ne. tOi Groton street.
Cleveland. ID
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-08

kolika ,,dclkdnich" zae$itostech pomoh-
10, a to neiyicc "a Nidni a Mnichove.
,,DcHkdtof zloziosti sou obvacinc ty,
ktera VII ptitaziui zapoyidd.
K cfrkyc yyohcotan hyl pape-
lem ~y6tskf duchoyni dr. Prut k. ueitel
naho1cnst,i ye ,fsluzbc ma rcalne skole
To~in5, kdci zeimcna syou dohrodinno-
sti z.skal sobt ,seoheenou uctu, lIn6v
Rima uyalil ma scbc svobodomyslnym
~pisom 8 cirkyi yydantm. Jakmile zytsf
o e,komunikaoi Prutkovo po mtst6 Sc
roz-ifiia, lined eincny prFra'y k oslave
syoboJomyslneho knee dne 10. t. IN.
uspoujdai mu ma l,ote-t talnnti+i zpevic-
kt .polck yoll;olep6 zastavonidko "a ne
smirnchn Uda-tcn-tu ,cskcrtho oh6an-
~tya
Pou Stcyuik deyatcuactem
stoieti. y pondtl zayiia sem veecr-
MIN ,lakeln zapadni drihy Anglicka
iak1'-i pou>tc>nik, ienz arci yelkou pozor
most y>ude ua ~cbc obraul Iiic, iak W
pra,uic ma hnre Skidda, mestecka
ke>yicku ia cclych iedenacte let y male
je~kyui. ldc1 mic iincbo prY nem:i, nez
l6@6o echuayelki neotcsant dfeyeny
knz. Nyni VIDAL Sc na cesty do syatJch
mist a hodla uaV~tiyiti ,yattho otre y RI.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-08

2 20 HpfedciA leoh pa rlqsn P5
lah, tidy dccjods05uy .VocQ,,.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-08

.Iak isne iiz drive oznami.i, mel -la,-
ny ptiroAozpytec anglicl,A', prot Tyndal,
Jeduotc briticktch pfirodo1p}tco v
HeIiaotu pfedna-ku pokro6u we'd prrod
nich a neinovtislch rc-ultatech prirodoyt-
deckeho badani Ohsah prcdna~kv tc "a
ii-t6 zachvel ,anymi zakladv krc-fanske
Yiry. Nalezit Tyndall K reiznamcatti-
sim prrodozpytcdm osvicencan ncien
anelickym. nybrz svetoyym, iehoz dd-
kladnost. pravdN miornost zenialnost
AMI odpdrcoyc ieho ia poll ycdockGm
jichz ma ovsem kazdy samostatnt = ne
ohrozeny myslitcl dosti, ienu upirati nc
smi. Pfedna5ka eho Jest 60 do to1ny.
do slohu podiynhoduym vtyodem logic
ktm m11e slouziti za vzor ydderk6 W
miHvnosti
Pozoruhodno Jest. Ae prot Tyndall Jest
rodcm lrcan a ze pfednasku svoii mel =
lrsku. hde povtrtivo-t. tanatizm nabo1en
-I.s a pobo1ndstkaf~tyi jest domoyem.
Y jtyodu dimysInf Ten badatel ukazal.
=. ~ vi.o noz 100 l., r,aa nar.,..,f,.
j, 5sta -ta;5 ,nndr..rs ;ai.a D.n,ol.n:tn.
rn;l,,roons Inl.ro.i,s n.an; 49,
mech (ncimenscl, nedelitclnlch ca,tkach
,,,.. 49,. '''' 80 - ''''' q
'''''.i' " = '''',,i''e'' ) 'h ''i''eN' h'er' pr
-. .....'. = - = ',.'e''
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y
- :. :. -
~ =. -. !. - - - m
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''"'el''''iS'''''' J'A ~ 'lf's'''u'hel~ich ma
'l'ie1u Pfip'il'''e ao'y s"shoF"lla 90
i'roo''ieh o,'lce'ea lf'lonne aopF p2Il'na
." lo''' A',ouAe'ii NsccH <leVu' Nsech
'''er PFlFou' ~" 'e''s hellemhtl'i III
~ 'ieo'l''oi''c 'aS,ecAN 'eskrze hinof"e
l"i7'H''' h'cfe inajice hloh'tiio-t PHtazIl
''''''' ipN'le se 7t's"uPuli " INK f'liich"S'i
'TSe7''sch |lo'u q 'yaru PHr"onleh IA
"'''eoi', g s'a'aj'. IAN les' FHsloFeno'
'SeoNy Fec' may lo''l','a 'f'c'hH' jedi
~ Pu'"u le''i''F @afoiek 4 'ice: aomH
= ni'ieN'''e' =" fo~'n 'erou6S krest"n-
'he' A'or" l",r'o N"]aen' 'e'''a We z'last
nan oYedoinciem pfolcyu fvnfcl Sly y.c-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-08
Gas prijczdu Il OdicZdu
ZeieZnic.
Dralla Cleveland "a Piitsb,,rg
M I'll.

D p s1tl ls'l otJ}di ylass utlanr Stance (,,jma
neaa'il JAZZ ns-ieda3aie.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-08
M zdpad.
Gem Tar or. and Ticket Agt
Ii EE LINE.
Ucreiond, Gotunabux, cincinnati Il

Cff'e"tH, tDtnhtbuS, IknctUn0f, *
Iatltona IL. ID.
Il Clevelandu odiizdi 6.55 dopoledne
2 80 6.50 odpoledne.
DO Cleyelandu pfjizdi : 80 rino 100 u
$50 odpoledne.
Il Crestllne 9.5J rano 6 - a 90 odp.
DO Columbus 1925 Y pol. 945 a 1913
Tnoci.
Do Dayton 400 rano $50 edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
Cincinnati 100 o 90 rano 9.45 yes
4 indianapolis 6.25, 1850 q 100 rano.
81. Louis Z. 10 r.lno 2.55 10 odp.
Il Chicago ESQ $50 rano
Do Chicago nejlepsi jezdti veccrnfm
Atlantic Il Great Western R Il
Ma rJchod o'Jjt<dt . zryctodu ptJiSat.
4 Cleyelandu 7.25 a 500 rano 3.45 a
1905 veGcr
:. DO Cleyelandu 100 1915 rano. 4.1Oa
8.55 yeceI~
Do New Yorku 90 rano, 4.5s a 900 yea.
z Bostonu 5.5o rAno, sos vecer.
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hu konct prdyIl:
.Ncnalezi K veci nkati. ~ nahledy La
krecia Bruna. Darvina >pencera n,o
hou bfti mylne. Pfipou5tim tn nioznost,
ano MAIN "a iiste, zc y iiste Infe budou
znentny. Av~ak . TO ide. ze al mylne
AT praye, jsmc pine oyravntni syobodu
milne rozbirat ie Il poiednavati nich.
Pada. ii1 pokrtvaii, jest pida yclecka,
prayo- iehoz sc dovolavane. jest posyeco-
no a utvrzeno pronasledovanim a llzkosti,
iiz nu bylo yytrp6ti dobach temneisich
nez lisou nasc, av1ak utrp6ni to yreholi We
7kveltcb vitczstvich .ez veda pokoleni
lidskeinU vydobyIa. Svtt neobjima pon.
zc Newtona ale Shakespeare: neien Boy
lebo ale l.afaela; neieu Darwina ale
CarlyIa. Ne ' kazd IN nich, ale yc
Us ech iest prrozcnoet idska.
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z New Yorku 9'30 II 90 rano, $50
100 vcter.
Lake shore a Michigan South. IL. II

tsVV NEtNls
Lake shore a Michigan South. II. II
Ma rJoAof oajikM a pFytsdl : eyehotfH:
z Cieyelnadn T.45 loco rano, 4.l0
10. 20 yeGer.
DO Clcvolandu go 5.85 rano, 2.o5
80 odpoledne.
Do Bnttal!o lilo a l0.l5 rano, 49,, 5. 80
10. 10 vcEcr.
z Buffalo 5.5Oa Z l5 rano $50, 6.25
Ii 30 vecer.
10 New Yorku 100 rano $40, 30
1900 vetcr.
S Bostonu 5. 80 rano 500 a / 20 vcGer
Ma zdpod o'Gt<N q 20 adpadu afVt&dt:
z Clevelandu 5.35 100 rano, $50 6. So
odpoledne.
10 Cleyclandu 7.25 q loss rano 3.i5 a
1905 odpoledne.
Do Tololo lo.40 1885 rano 100 Il
II 90 veGer.
Z Toledo 800, ESQ 1855 rano $50
ye6er.
Do Chicago $50 40 rino $50 II 9. 20
yeGer.
4 Chicago 60 o.2o rano 5.35 a go
veGer.
Z New Yofku 1880 lo45 rano, 500
all. 90 veGer:
z Bostonu $40 900 rano, 300 a9oO
veier:
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cove hledati pairati po tyirci lie.
Darwin doSel 22lmym rracntm blda-
MIN lhonseunn K pomani. le rozmaoi-
tt druhy vyyinuly sen ntkolika malo
druhd pryofnich, nell dokoncc iednoho;
2e mezi zvirectyem Jest yninni a zfeimo
pribuzno,t, ktera poukazuic k tomu, re
kaz,\ ziv"tch, od neinii-ich druhd NJ
po cloveka. ie7t tI'lnkem iednoh" tehoz
fcttzu
Aga,>i,. pro~IuIy pfir"dvzpytec amene
~, kter} pro kazdv drnh z'vocichu pr
ron~ttl Nlastni tvdrtl skutck. T. +. d"h''-