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We G. Il TIVE!
PurifieS the Blood.
RENOVATES AND INVIGORATES
THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
Its Medical Properties are Alternative.
Tonic, solvent and Diuretfc.

FEGETINE is made exclusively from the mice Of
carefully seiec cd odrkS, roots and he-By, and "a
strongly concentrated that II will efectuaiIy sraii
cate from the sy.tem every faint of Scr0fka ST9f-
G!ChS hhmoTS, TKniOTS, CgncsrS, CaHcerOhS Hyy1or
EryStpeldS, San RheEHl SyphtlitIc Diseases TI1
FdtnneSS at the Stomach all diseases that srise
from impure blood. Sciafica, IsRamrrGfory An
IhT0Htc rheumatism, NeRrd lgtd Com and Spi1aJ
the blood. N 'uiO"
For Ulcers and ErHptire Diseases of tbs Sir,
PHStHtes; pimPlss, Biotehes, Botgs, Tsttsr, Sail,
hsdd AID htHgtc0Tm, VEG ETISE has never fsiIed 10
effect permanent cure. "
For PAINS IN the Back, Kidney Co,apLaiats.
DrIpSy, Female Weakness, LeteOTrkda arising from
internal ulcerstion and uterine Diseases and fJsn
erdI Detlh y, NEGETfSE acts directly upon the
causes OF these COM plants. 1t invigorates and
strengthens the whole system, acts upon the secre
tive organs allays Inflammation, cures uIceration
power and regulates the bowels.
For CdtdTTh, Dyspepsia, HdbItHdl CoStirensSS
Pdfpitdtton Of the Heart, HeadGchs, Piles Nervous,
ness, ana Generdt Prostitution Of the Nervous SySs
no medicine has ever given such perfect satisfaction
as the NRGRTINE 1t puriies the blood, ceanses All
OF the organs, and Possesses Q controlling poger
over the nervous 81 stem.
The remarkable cures effected by VEeETINE have
induced many physicians and apOthecaries, " nom
we knew, to prescribe and use il In their own fami.
lies. ~
In fact, VEeETINE is the best remedy vet discov-
cred Tor the above Diseases and is the cnlv reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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lLLgSTRATIONS. SOUND ~ clue
LEATHER, WITH CLASP PRICE, "a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-05
Labor and CAPITAL.

Hon. George F. Hoar, of Massachu-
sets, has introduced bill in Congress
to provide for the appointment of a
Commission on the subject of the wages
and hours of labor and the division of
profits between labor and capital in the
United States. 1t provides: "That
there shall be appointed by the Presi-
dent, by and with the advice and consent
of the Senate, Commission of three
persons from the Civil Service, who
shall hold Cffice for the period of two
years from the date of their appoint
ment, unless their duties shall have been
sooner accomplished, who shall investi-
gate the subject of the wages and
hours of labor, and of the division of
the joint profits of labor and capital be-
tween the laborer and the capitalist,
and the social, educational, and sani-
tary condition of the laboring classes
of the United States, and how the same
are affected by existing laws regulating
commerce, finance, and currency"
These Commissioners are to be paid
salary of $1,000 each per annum, and
are to be authorized to employ q clerk.
They are to report to the President,
who presents the results of their labors
to Congress.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-05
Grace Greenwood on Matt. Carpenter.

There is something remarkably en-
gaging and devil-may-care and cut
spoken in this Jolly Mr.. Worldly Wise
man of the Senate. There is even a
certain magnetism of good humor and
good living, genius and geniality about
him. He is Webster with the dignity
and decorum left out. He reminds one
of Sheridan and Rochester and the
Marquis of Donegal and other splen.
did old spendthritts and goodfellcws, of
whom this penurious puritanic age and
country are not worthy. We are little
shocked at some sentiments he utters,
but we rather like him for speaking
them out, and not conceaiing them or
CLOSING them over. We know just
where to find him, every time. His
moral epidermis does seem to be little
thickened by law and politics and Wash
ington associations; he is SO comfortab-
ly unconscious of the damage he may be
doing himself by his ingenious admis-
sions, and cheerful recklessness of state
ment. He never knows when and where
he is hurt. He reminds me of one of
Gov. Hunts little camp stories. He
that is the Governor-described a poor
white family of Missouri, careless, shift
less, and intolerably lazy, the daughters
of which were accustomed to go barefoot
till the soles Of their feet became hard
like unto horn. One of these young
ladies, on coming home one day after
long tramp in the rain after the COWS,
was standing on the hearth drying her
clothes, when her old mother drawled
out "Sal, thar's-a-live- coal-un-
der-yer-foot." The girl slightly
turned her head, and drawled back:
Which-foot, mammy?"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-05
A Law Examination.

The following racy examination of
candidates for admission to the bar is
taken from the Western Ldw Journal.
The examination commenced with:
"Do You smoke ?"
"I do, SIR
Have you spare cigarP
IL have, SIR" Extends short six.
"Now, sir, what is the first duty of
lawyer %
"Collect fees, SIR"
Right. What is the second?"
"To increase the number of clients"
"When does the position toward
clients change ?"
"When making out a bill of COSTS
Explain
eve then occupy the antagonistic
position. | become the plaintiff and he
becomes the defendant.
"Suit decided, how do you stand with
the lawyer on the other side? ''
"Cheek by jowl."
81" Enough, sir. You promise to be
an ornament to your profession, and L
wish you success. Now, are you aware
of the duty you owe me ?"
Perfectly"
Describe it."
1t is to invite you to drink
"But suppose decline?"
Candidate scratches his head.
"There is no instance of the kind on
record in the books. / cannot answer
the question"
"You are right. And the confidence
with which you make the assertion shows
conclusively that you read the law at
tentively. Let's take drink, and will
sign your certificate at once"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-05
CONGRESS-.

FRIDAY, Jan. 23.-Sendte.- present
ed petitions from citizens of Iowa and Minnesota,
asking that the bridge at Clinton, Iowa, be opened
to all railroads desiring to use it Thurman, from
the Finance Committee, reported without amend
ment, the House bill authorizing the coinage to be
executed at the minis of the United States
for foreign countries. Wright, from the
Finance Committee, reported favorably on
the House bill to abolish tie office of
Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue. -.
Wright introduced bill to provide for cheap trans
portation by way of the great lakes and the South
west 1t provides for the incorporation of q COM
pany construct a shp-canal around Niagara Falls,
the United States Government to indorse the con-
structon bonds to the extent of so per cent of the
cost of the undertaking. and to the right to
regulate its tolls. The bill to give the Secretary of
War such control Of the Lower Mississippi as to put
an end to the operations of the tow-boat monopoly
was considered The only objection made to it was
mitted to the Committee on Commerce. The
finances again formed the topic of debate In the
senate stewart spoke IN OPPOSITION 10 innat,o ,
to pay the bonds of the Louisville and Portland
canal passsd. The Post-Route bill was de-
bated, amended and passed.
House.-The House consumed the whole day in
discussing the West Virginia election case, and adj
journed without a vote.
SATURDAY, Jan. 24.-Sendte.-Not in session.
House.-The House met for general discussion
only. Spe ,ches made by Bundy, Biery, and
Kelley on nance, currency, and banking, and by
Robbins and Cain on civil rights.
MONDAY, Jan. 26.-Senate. case of
Pinchback was called up. and Morton moved that it
be recommitted to the Committee on Privileges and
Elections After considerable discussionparcipated
in by Morton, McCreery and others, the matter was
postponed till Wednesday,. "A resolution was
adopted instructing the Committee ON Contingent
Expenses of the Senate to consider the expediency
of excluding from the stationery-rcom of the Senate
all articles except paper pens, envelopes, ink per-
ellis and mucilage The He, bill gra lting author
ty fer coinage to be execut = At mints Of the United
States for foreign countries passed Also House
bill to abolish the Office of First Deputy Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue.
Houss.-A resolution was offered by Shanks, pro-
viding for the survey, by the Army and Navy En-
gineers of q ship canal from Lake Michigan to the
Mississippi river, Cairo Bills introduced :,
By Bland, to incorporate the Eastern aud
Western Transportation Company with a
capital of $30,000,000, to maintain and man.
age railroad FROM Port Royal Harbor,
8. c., to Leavenwor.a, Kan, via Macon.
Ga, and Memphis, Tenn; by Guncke to repeal so
much of the act Of March 8, 1873 as provides that
Representatives elect r. Congress may receive their
compensation monthly from the beginning of the
term until the beginning Of the first session of Con-
gress by Orth, to provide national currency. and
for the redemption thereof In coin, and for the
redemption Of circulating notes heretofore issued
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-05

A MOTLEY AUDKNCE.-The Des
Moines Register, in speaking of the
motley crowd which greeted Victoria
Woodruff, on her second appearance in
that city recently, says it "was as
numerous as the capacity of the hall
would allow, and as promiscuous as the
quality of humanity could well admit
of. From boy to gray hairs, from
churchman to lawbreaker, from vile to
pure and from vicious to polished-not
class but was represented by the mas
culine element Of Des Moines, sparsely
intermingled with perhaps one hundred
ladies or more, from the wealthy dame
to the nynaph dI pave. It was a mot
ley and strange assembly, and such an
one as perhaps has never been congre-
gated In this city BEFORE"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-05

Congressman McDill, of Iowa, has in
troduced in the House of Representa-
tives bill which sets forth that when a
contest arises between a railway COM
pany and settler, and the land offices
decide the case adversely to the settler,
the title to such lands shall be, and is
thereby, confirmed to the settler, pro-
vided the settler shows his settlement to
have been made in good faith. The
railway company may have land-scrip to
make up its loss, but it cannot have the
land. The settler is held, however, to
the strictest letter of the land laws, and
must, in good faith, comply with them to
avail himself of the benefits of this bill.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-05
CASTELAR, and Grant.

Before surrendering their functions,
the CASTELAR, Government of Spain sent
to President Grant, as present, fine
Unfinished sword, q superb blade of
Toledo workmanship. On one side is
list of the battles in which General
Grant fought during the rebellion, and
on the other the words "Let us have
peace" The sword has an elaborately-
carved basket-hilt and plain polished
steel scabbard Under the Constitution
the President cannot accept the offering
without permission from Congress. 1t
is probable that an act will be passed
making him its lawful possesser.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-05

ONE of the singular condolences con-
nected with the status of the members
of the Iowa House of Representatives
this winter, is the fact that there are
thirty-ive Changers among the Repub-
licans, and thirty-five among the Anti
Monopolists. The extraordinary di-
vision, therefore, is wholly outside and
independent of the grange element of
either side.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-05

OF THE Chief Justices of the United
States, John Jay was A at the time of
his first appointment in 1889, and 55 at
his second in 1900. William Gushing,
appointed in 1895, was 56. Oliver Els
worth was 81. Rutledge, appointed in
1859, but not confirmed, was Sc. Mar
shall was 46. Mr.. fancy was Sc. Mr..
Chase was 55. Mr.. Gushing, nomi-
mated, but not confirmed, is "a.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-05

The Committee of Ways and Means of the
National House Of Representatives have finally
come to a conclusion on the financial ques-
ton. They have discarded all the schemes
presented, and HAYS adopted measure of
their own 1t embraces most of the features
of the bill presented early in the session by Mr..
Merriam, of New York, and provides, prac
tically for free banking, allowing banks to be
organized at any place; requiring them only
to hold five per cent. of their circulation in
greenbacks or bonds all notes of the bank to
be redeemable at New York in Government
currency.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-05

PAGE MCCARTHY, of Richmond, Va, who
last May killed John B. Mordecai in . duel,
has been found guilty of involuntary man
slaughter and fined $500. y. B. Helm,
while on trial at Galveston. Texas, for the
murder Of JOHN Ferguson, was recently shot
dead in the courtroom by . son of the muir
dered man. IA dispatch from Mount Airy, N.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-28

|l9rie rDur9 guer seineines Auftreten
an Iebten Montas babt SIR gu6 nnb
Die Stride tei9impft, aber fot1u,t l1lir
Der (bier baltic er Sic Tduite), past es
tlur,, mid 3u unterbre9en (btet folgte
Elm Mnfftreifen Der Mermel) SIR @len=
ben! 9ie .Ran5el 1T rlteit ,Sbroa. Sbr
f1nnt mid ableben aqein bis bies ge=
16eben, tperoe i9 prebisen na9 Sersens=
luif unb tperoe mid sesen Gu6 alleiammt
5l1 bertbeibige1t tuiiien. SD babe Dor
1ol6em P6bel fetne Mngit i1 bin fein
Seigling unb i9 min mid eber in @tide
aerreiben laiien .ebe ID Elm Wort BON
Sem, mas i6 seia9t babe, alriidnebn1e.
Wenn 'Sbr mir '-IaQt, Sbr tuollt mild
priseln, tDeere11 feoern ooer tobt19la=
gen !, 70 la6e i6 Gu6 aus. Sbr ia9t,
i9 1ei periDnli9 in meinen 8rebi9ten -
nun tpabrbafttg, i9 tpiiBte mod feinen
unter Gud Der iiberbaupt tpertb pdre,
Elm Wort Don Der &an5el berab lber i'm
gu perlieren. SD tpeib tpobl, bob Der
@tmeinberatb mid morsen abiebeil pir6
big babin aber 1a9e i6 @u6 baB i9 Ell
men Seben Der es past mid 81 f6ren
obne Weiteres ,perbe Derba1ten laiIen!"'
Sn bieler Mrt uno Weile gtng's nod cine
quite 3eitlang fort :, bis oas @eii@t bes
@rbpften cine tiridrotbe Jarbe an9enpm=
men Bate unb ibm Dor Mutb Die @timme
oerlagte. -. ...;.,,g., ~ @~o ..|@lns|
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-28

@ep.9. @tewort BON ber Yres=
tpterianer=9ir6e an Der peitli6en 27.
GtraBe in Netp Yorf fonnte iid nit iei=
ner @emeinbe ni6t Dertragen uno nabm
nesbalb einen Guf in @teubenpille in
Ohio an. 9ieles iteigerte Die .Grbitte=
runq uno Den @treit in ber @emeinbe
no& mebr unb einise MitsIieoer BEG
&ir6enratbs sinsen iogar 10 meit oab
1e porl6lugen man 1oQe Dem 9errn
~Doftor am fommenben @onntag bic
@ir6e per1dlicBen ODER i'm tudbreno Der
Nreoigt BON Der &ansel entfernen. Dies
lam Dem betrefenben Yreoi9er Su Obren
uno murmte i'm 10 ma6ti9, oab er am
porigen @onntas Die &an5el beitieg uno
}einem unmutb bic 3isel l@ieben lieB.
9}odoem er 5unddit ouf feline Wiberia=
6er>mel9e eingomplot 9e1bmieoet bitten
ibn aus ber Stride sli tperfen, tpeioli9
oelGimpft bate, per1u6te er oar5ulegen,
SAP feline friibere Prebist, tpe(9e ben
Gtreit Derporgerufen gar nidt anf oie7
Rlben gemiin5t 9e,uelen lei. 9laeroings
l,abe er BON vreli9iD1 1en Popa9eicn" ge=
1prodan unb sepiHe 2eute nit ~irnsen
ounoen" per9li@en, allein biele @lei9=
uilje ftdnben in Der 8ibel rno fDnnten
it6on bcs6alb ni6t als 8eleibi9un9 auf=
gefobt peroen. @eine @c9ner iollten
iiberbaupt bic 8ibel leien, oas
,uiroe ibnen niibli@er fcin als ibre
{ddnoli6en Gpnlpirotionen 9egen ihren
6etlIor9er. Ser Neperenb rebete |ih
i1,,mer meDr in Die Mutb binein uno
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O;e 8erriner @:er111onio"

Ste 8erriner ~@;ermania"
brin9t 5tuei. Nrtifel gu Der t,eu aufge=
>pdrmten @treitfrage, Of Der Seiuiten9e=
neral Die Nngeb6ri9en beg Or0ens v5ll Ell
ner Sooiiinoeg perfi6ten" fann. ,@s baben
@e9ner Der Seiuiten bebauptet, Der Nus=.
orud vobligare ad speccatum NOR
tale" bebeutet uau elmer Sooiiinoe ber=
pFi6ten" bic u@ermania" peif nun NIT
elmer Tiille BON @itaten nod, bab Der
Musorud int &ir@enlatein ni6t beibt ~5u"
1onbern uunter elmer SobIunbe nerf1i9<
ten." Ser 8eweis 1T ibr, 1elbit nod oem
@efdnonib BET fanotii6en na0lnil@en
3eitung" senug1am gelunsen. ..@
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.Die Sbtp..
$ .Sn Der &ir6e Z gum betlisiten Ser=
80, cSeS,, Il, R;fhFnnrtffritt i{&S0Snnp EnG

Is .Sn btsr:air6 { gum betlisiten Ser=
aen Se{u il Ri6fountuit. Diage go.,
m1p., bat Ser bp1n, Dater 6etsl S. j.
am 10. Sanuor 6rn. Dr. Charles Ba=
con 9etauft 4unb IN Die @etneini9aft ber
:ollein tpabren Stride aufsenon1men. Ser
Gonpertit 5dblt 80 Sabre 3, lit perDeira=
tbet, bat eine clu1liI9e 8iloung efbalten
nnb tpurbe III Stem Orleans 3um Doctor
Der Mebicin prDlnobirt. ST mar Pres=
bpterianer fanb aber als iol9er, tuie er
erSdblte feline &ube; eben1onentg Bel
ben anoeren @ecten. Da er trob 5eines
aufri9tigen @u6ens nod Der einen
@abrbeit lein 3iel 11i9t 30 iinben ber=
,nodte, mar er l@on auf bem 8eee,
bie5e 9offnun9 gdu5li9 anfsugeben uno
Elm ungldubiser gu tperben. So muBte
ct einmal in Dem 9auie etnes Srldnbers
iiberna9ten. Ser Srldnoer, Elm 5mar
s4ngelebrter, aber nit common sense"
heriebener, re@tl6affener, getuiijenbofter
unb iiberaeugungspoller &atbolif, nadte
einen iefen Gin6rud auf ben aaes i6arf
teoba9ten6en 9oftor. gr fano in Der
@obnung oes Srldn6ers au6 bic BE-
fannie gontrooerl9rift vMilner's End
of Controversy" Obne porber ie=
,nals an bic fatboli19e Gelision geoa6t
81 boben (benn bic fatbolii6e &eligion
toar linn ia bon &inosbeinen an als Der
etusbunb o1Ier Sall@beit unb aGes Srr=
t6umes eef6iloert tporoen), er9riff er
ous Neusieroe bas Bud, las .barin unb
fanb elm lol9es @pblsefallen an beiien
Snbolt, boB ct li6 eiren Sag ldnser bel
Der irldnbH6en Tau,ilie aufbielt um
has Bu9 bis gum ,@nbe bur95uleIen.
Da mar es ibm oonn wie Ginem, Der
Elm &dtb1el ni9t aufl0ien tann na@ber
aber, tuenf1 i'm, bie Muf f1Diung beg &dtb-
fels gu Obren tomn1t, gu li6 ielbit iast ::
81, Die @a@e ift 10 einfa9 parum
fonnte i@ ni6t ielbit barauf fommen !?
Gr nabm bierauf lnterri6t bel einem
eoSefuitenpater an Der ct. Tran5 2aperius
STRIDE in ct. 2ouis, lnub bte aber bermf fs=
Ealber abrei len ebe ct in bic fatbolii6e
&ir9e oufsenommen tperben fonnte. Ils
er mad &i9fountain fam mar ct 19on
gang auf ben tpi9ti9en S6ritt porberei=
tst uub burd unb bur6 unterri9tet.
W}Dge linn lcbe @ott Die @naoe Der
8eborrli9teit perleibeu.! (9erolo b. @l.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20
TRPITELOVE A ODPADLICI.
Die Alfredo NJ els ssnera ma .lazyk
fesky uyedl
cesky uvedI
Y. Vavra HaStaI~ky
kniha treti.
ae victi@.

Ii ava ri IL a c TIA
Y niz vychazi ma ievo ledaeos pfeliceni
Pest.
,,Coz isle neslyse," tazal Sc predseda'
,,ze tvz Flanisek Koesy do Rakouska sc
navratil!"
Ami slova," zolal Bruno uzasu 81
ylastn6 nleknut. ,,Pfised do Pafize psal
lseln nu hned do New lorku II zaplatil
isem mu sydi duh, Odpov6dcl mne ne
proieviv nikterak dmyslu, ze chce do Ra-
kouska sc vratit"
Coz pax tez nevite," tazal Sc soudce
poznoyu, ,,ze Frantisek Koesy ma novo
wat do vysetfovani sobe kirk podrezal."
..Hrozno." zvolal Bruno vsecek pode-
Sen.
.,Chc pfipustti'" pravil predseda, ne
0 vsem tom neyite, ackoli "a DOLBY syeho
pobytu Pafizi byl byste mohl toho Sc
doGisti Jet to veru smutne zaleztostl
vasi nikterak prospesn6, &c skoro vsech-
ny vase vypovedi neopiraji SC zadne
svedectvi. Pfiznayam, re vyliceni vase
no 1teku Krasnic ie dosti pfirozene,
avsak to nedostac soudu, kteryz musl
urcite v6det, lak Sc CO stale iinak stati
nemohio, Wy nepodayatc nam Aadneho
dikazu, re Sc to, co jste nam yyprayoval
inak nestalo Ami vase pravdomluv-
most neni nam ziistena. Wy iste liz dri-
We yyprayoval o 1ttku a tez ia spasob
pravdepodobny. Neni TO zajste pfcdsn-
dek, paklize TO shledavame nadmiru po-
divnym, ze tolil desnych pfihod v liednt
noci SO shluklo, aniz bychom mohli niti
ma zfeteli p6vodce, jenz pri yykonavanl
! iich by byl neme urcitGho dtele. Sond
nemize IN to miti, re nahoda by byla
tax ma slepo sehnala tolik udalosti, ably
| komusi, jenz jako Wy nahodon ostrety
Sc il obievi, neihorsi bide svou cchotu
prokazala.'
,,Tato prizeH .je arci podivna." odeeti
Bruno trpkon ironi.
Wy iste iediny clov6k, nemz souo
ii, ze mu zmizeni ddstonika bylo We pro
speech. Nyf byl jste SO octnnl nelvets
swell, tn clovek snadno nejhorsihe
SO odvazi. Soud musi tudiz j nadal za te
miti, zo neidhleziteisi east one noci zim,
sine mlcenim pomiiitc. 'Ie to doba mez
desatou bodinou ma vecer, hned po wink
mutt pozaru pred neb po pdlnoci, kdyi
lite Sc y-svetnici hcstinci samotc ma
lezal Werner, jak .jstc pravil, doma pri
sci po te Ease odesel!"
,Stran toho povedel jseln vse, co
tom vim,n odvetil Bruno zkratka a vaz-
ns.
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yaseho obhaieni, obzalovany, nelze pfi-
pustiti, zc by zlocin hostinci ~ konid-
kd' byl b}val spachan, neb W iste pflho
dy sc yedlcjsi svetnici stopoval pozor
nosti ncidzkostliv6isiho hlidacc. Pfese
ySecko nelndzete tci nrcitosti, zdali to
byl poruGik Werner jcnz takoyem chya
tn byl by donna Sc tiostavil, ably Sc tallfka
bczo vsi pficiny pfeeihal. Bylo 10y arci
MONA, zo 70 byl neznamy, cizI eloy6k.
jenz svIetonon unitornu byl by do syet-
nice donesIa zaroyoa ma rychlo syetnici
zdrancoval, nebot tobolka Vernerova ma
Gsto byla zmizela Mala toboka, .iez Y
satech mrtyoly byla nalezena niz by
la asi zlatka, nemoha piece obsabovati
vesker6 jmeni cestoyatele, jenz druheho
dne hodlal dati SC ma ce~tu. Go soudite
o tom!"
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Ebrcvni tn
Ze skladu pocila SC tisie

lie slsladu pociia SC tisio
palec tste 49.oo, plank tis
II. cistte 1000, este plank 800. III
este / palec 4l.oo. Box .palec 5000.
Fencing 1900. cis. |. stoks II
pacd stroke 1000. Cis. II. 1900 fiste
Commons 10.O0-20.00.
Stavebni petfeb Joist scant
ling a tramy, luats nez Is strevicu 1900
90 SIR. dlouhe cena die delky dreva
Pod lah ha (Flooring) cd 1890;
Common 5000, druha Common 24.OO;
Norway 5000, Siding (Saiting) 5000
Sindel Xxx IS palcd fezany 500;
tis. /. neb 6isty Butts 4,5O; els. 9. 2.5o--
800. A. |. 16 palcI rezany 4.25.
Latky 2.25--2.50 tisic.
Cedrove posty male 20 ctd. pro.
stfedni 25 eth. ,velkc 800 cti kus.