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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-19
EXCUR SION |!

With Full Orchestra for Dancing will accompany
the party.
4 splendid ChoUder and other Refresh
memts will be furnished on board.
The barge will start from Gardiner Augusta
passengers win leave the train at $50; Halo
well at 7.4o;. arriving AZ Gardiner ut o'clock 10
season to take the barge. These passengers VIII
be returned by special train Immediately on arrival
OF barge at Gardiner in the evening.
Barge Will leave GARDINER at 8 A. NJ; Richnoad
at 0 80: Bath at H.
FARE From Augusta and IIalowell 81, includ-
ing railroad fare; Gardiner 81; Richmond 10 cts;
Bath 80 cents.
Tickets Tor sale at Eastern Express ONCE, An.
gusta; w. Il. Billiards. Hallowell; Palmer Il Co.'S,
Gardiner; j. Il. Robnsons, Richmond j. o.
Shaws, Bath.
If stormy, the Excursion will be postponed to the
ne xt fair day. ev sa auglS-t3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-19
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York, Aug, Is, 1874.

EVENING REPORT.
Gold 1905.
The Assist Treasurer paid out to-day $3.50
on account Of interest and $500 in payment of
bonds.
Custom receipts, $6l2,000.
Money easy at D and j. per cent.
Sterling quiet and steady 4s71sa4s7a for TO days
43l--aI0l- for demand.
The rates tor carrying were las per cent
Business of the gold exchange bank: 1900
Gold balances lo0eh5
Gross clearances 9,IoiNc
Currency balances Si,oo'
Government bonds firm.
State bonds nom.
Clearing House Statement 81.
Currency Exchange, vi wv SOL
Currency Balances, l3y5e9ie
Gold Exchange, 3,2ol 6o9
Gold Balances, 6lo,3t9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
CHANGES IN THE CUsToM-uOUsE.

There was a genuine surprise yesterday al
the Custom house. BrliDerJ Howell. pity Surveyor.
rendered his resignation and Gen. Sharpe thi Surveyor
promptly accepted it, The cans Of tE' iiea action
could not he ascertainei, NJ. Howell declined 10
give any explanation. and III, ror oil ZEE refused to
discuss Tie question. The opinion expressed AT the
Custom house Is that the resignation WIS caused by the
action OF tho Surveyor about two weeks 1so Ia assign
ing Deputy Surveyor Lewis j. XIX Ia the Work VI SUI
perntendiag the examination Of blgsage by foreign
steamers. Tnis duty had been performed by Mr..
Howell This order left Mr. Howell without spccino
duties ana led virtual SUSPENSION iron duty, ana
hence his Tie sui cr causes mica com
mcnt al the Cuslo houe, Mr.. Howell promoted
from the position ~ Inspector that OF Deputy Sur
veyor by Gen. Sharpe, ant has been Regarded as Ills
particular friend.
John Pullman lieutenant Of the nigt inspectors. ana
James RYAN, also nl.nt officer, have been suspended
from duty by the surveyor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE SUBSIDY.

William c. Kingsley and GIN. II. u. Slocum
called yesterday the Mayor and in!or AL hm that
there would be Introduce the BitgI ~ A1 rmrn
a motion that NeW-Iorl shoa.d comply "lth thd
amended law OF 1874. which provides thtt when III"
Common Councils OF the cIes o. N1wN"rN and Brook'
lyn shall accept provisions OF the act tie more i'
portaut Of which is the payment OF sJ'l ~ TIE Cy
OF New-YOrk and oo) by tie Cit o. Brooklyn 10
each OF tho years 1873 ani 1915 toward the completion OF
the bridge the Mayor and the CONTROLS. al each city
shall appoint eight directors 10 hoi GA until tha
completion OF bridge. The Mayors and Con rollers
of both cities, by OF their Oh -. >laii also
be directors. mai NJ 20 In all. Gen. Si'rIhl aha NI'
Kingsley aSa.i .yOr 10 the matter ms favor
aDe consideration The Mayor rcpii'i t1dt "bca INC
Common Council had acted upon II he "ohd give ins
matter the attention which Its impOr;duCc ",H'iYed.
The Board of Alderncn laid over yeSe riay resou.
tiou that the Man aud Controller sOul ice Authorized
10 cOupy with tnc provisions OF the OF isi tor thd
completion OF tn rOpAy bridge Dy TIE HrP hiulen'
VI eight directors py tAe Mayor ali tle t0llr.Ler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
CHANGES IN THE NATIONAL GUARD.

Acknowledgement EalnOOnc ms inalc sew
changes in the .tOn OF the National Guard,
none OF them, however .ctinc the regia n,s OF this
city, The Third Division will now consist OF the Coun'
ties OF Albany, scholare. Rn-selder. Washington SJr-
atoga Schenectady Fulton lIm.ton. Montgomery, aud
Herkimer The Fifth Division viii ncluce the Counties Of
Westchester Putnam R,ckland, Orange. sclvaD Oct
aware. Greene, Ulster. bitches, aud Columbia TO
sixth ID vision VIII CONSIST 81 the tpnurS or BrooinT,
Cayuga. Cortland, Otaego.O Ieloa. onot -. O-"eso
Iioga, OiuphlnS, D. C.eDa.ISO. aDd liaIl,on
TIC Seventh Bligii- VIII CONSIST OF tie Counties or
We-ichesfer. Putnam. ROcEland, Orange aud sullvan
the Eighth BIZ gade OF the Counties OF CoiulDa Ducn
es., Greene, Ulster, and D'hware tte Ninth brigade
the CouUties OF Albany west Toy, tohoe-
and Green IslanG-and scnphtTe; tHe Icrtn BilEale
Of the Counties al Rensselaer,. Wa,lngtOn Saratoga.
and West Tros. CUhJes a1d Green Island ia Albany
County; the Thirteenth Dr gaaC Z" tue t1U"ur' OF IL
ton, Hamilton. IIcrhucr. Montgomery and Science.
tady; tue NIaeiceUth tx. s.tde OF lie COUNTIES OK
Cneuango, Otseco, aad MlGl>"n tnd tie th.fN-iIs'
Bcgadc OF Tie Counties "a E.ie, wyoming, G"hesee,
ORLEANS, aud Niagara.
Tae Twelfth seventeenth, Eghrecntb. Twenty -sccond.
and Turty-secUnd gIgadcs HsIuG i, "a the gem
era aud staff officers attached rendered sucinuHcr r..
Tne relnainlu1 and b.-LIes ~ tain Their
present .erTItU4l.4I ors. M anon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
POLICE JUSTICES CESsUPED.
Robert Vi.ia, whose residence was unknown

was arrested tie eth lust. on su~picioI of benz
insane and being taken betJc Justice Murray at the
Tombs was committed aftera merely informal examiBa-
ton 10 q cell 10 the TJmOs DlriuS the afternoon and
night he lay quietly hi' Ia tDt "n .ho JcAt morn
ing 1t was dis Oycrcd that Id. IN inquest
held ye :erlay By Coroner sSslar, and acr berina
testimony tic OF tao 1Jmb' Ini te warden.
the Jury rendered tue fOlo wiLg verdict:
We find that Robert V.GII iIne - his death by c"re
bral OprXv, apparently IlilcSi b. a'c..."c stuu.
lants az the IuInDs day Oi december. le1t
aud while Il appears the IN IA ~ was committed ~
prison by police magistrate "a insane. The" ~ no "v-
deuce 10 war;. ant slcu cOncu-ipl, ana We taxa
occasion cc,Ic tht practice o 'HtHc.NP pe1r 10
confinement IN TIC Tomb, for aJ sHcc oi 'n3 "lth0is
first ascartainng their physical ronuin1 Hli Gauss
OF auent. TAc ctis Om Of cam " in H''h' pfope /"
a prison l. Outrage, and We Strongly u!gr ihtt cfa
should rc exercised aif m tLUrungL ihri' eAln'
nation all parties ch,rg rs sun IZ fr'n ay mci'
ical disability before removing To CT! III tie ipMDs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. LOWE, Rcp., KanD introduced a bill TO
establish the judicial District OF OAiahoni. la tae In
dian Territory. R3ferred.
Mr.. ORTIZ QsoD.. Ind) from the Joint Committee on
the Reception Of King Klakaua, reported recon-
incubation for his presentation to the House ton'rro~'
which was agreed ".
THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL
The House then went INTO Committee OF the whoe'
Mr.. E. H. Roberts tRep. N. ~ IN the chair on the Leg
islatve Appropriation BILL
Nothing OF public ntercs, occurred in the considert
ton of The bill uni the pIragrapn was reachc" wnIco
makes provision for the urean o. Eiu.ation propo.
made by Mr.. MONROE R.p. Olio). aud alyosated ey
himself Mr. HOAEteep. 49,, aNh Mr. W ,Ecn
Me) ana cox % IN. n - Tne later ayosea h,, hos
tility 10 the whole fy'teD OF " real, t'y anu &c
the Constitution would he abOli hc Nv the next Coz
gress. because II the Democratic parry had not Tue
power IN the nate.t had iIo power IA Tie HOUSE "
Mr.. GARFIELD Rep Ollo) favored The increase pro
posed by Mr. Monroe ana deeniei the BHi.ad OF Flu
cation as Necessary in,trumeht Tor TAXING ana puJ
fishing educational statistics lftne D-moctatc patty
proposed to begin it, career OF power nv putting
out the eyes OF the Government by DESTROYING Tue
methods OF obtaining lnteisenc: as 20 th cohaon .,
people, II the Government WIS to enter ~ system
which builds penitenarlrs. and was 10 take 10 Steps T"
get Information a to whether wa' not pos-ios py
setter system IT, avoid tue necessity for ph"htafc-'
then h. thought II WAS well tAat Ia s"ou'd b''o
Mr. WILLARD (iep., VIZ argued against the Bureau
OF lucatIon unHdrrdnied interference w,tb
matter Tneh Ihe people ,ne'evr' cP nr. "x xo. no
more for a o education or "a Oareau OF
agriculture for Ouf'd 81 si-'Iy or Oi
boots and shoes. Finally Mr. MOnror's proposition wa-
rejected.
Mr. HEREFORD Dem. W Vs. novel o. strike ont
the whole for tine Bureau OF Lducatlon
and Cued against the whole system or ceniidHatloD
He referred to spain a. iiIs,raiJs ta,t system ~
which "a nation might become ptscliul bHt ~ wh'Sa
individuals dwdrfed. The motioI " - rejected
The Committee advanced as far ~ paG, O..
Mr.. DAVE, Niep, Mas. introduced - biil 10 lhnI
provision for y enJ sIIRus funi. Il cIicd
to the Committee On Was and Means.
Tue House al o'clock a. Iurnci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
DELINQUENT POLICEMEN FINED.

Commissioner WORMS preSlueu NJ TIE ponce
trials yesterday. bur there was an unusually small
number Of complaints offered. Petroman Charles A.
+. Heyn OF tho Thiry-hrst Precinct was charged by
Henry Zeiger OF No. 226o Third'ave.. who claimed TO
represent the German American Insurance Company.
with having arrested him charge OF being swinder
Zeiger testified that tho officer entered lagerbeer
saloon and made tho arrest publicly. and afterward
failed to establish his charge. Sergt Deamater testi-
fed that Heyn brought Z,iger to the police station ON
charge OF being swinder but as he produced no proof
OF his allegation the Sergeant discharged him. Heyn
said that he wished to bring forward the Super
intendent Of the Insurance Company to prove
his case, and Commissioner Voorhis adjourned
the case until next week. Patroman Mill
lam ID. Drake OF the Twenty 18th Precinct was
fined Ave days pay for refusing to arrest drunken
driver OF q vendors who was reckcs.ly driving
through the streets PatrOiman OIiver Pratt ol tho
Precinct arraigucd on charge 0l hav-
ing refused to arrest % man VINO WAS inhlIrcatlhE u
horse, aud his case dnissed for want OF evidence
prove that officer had neglected. Ia do MS duty
PatruIman William Stein OF the TwcnyDiDth Precinct
has been several times before the Commissioners Tor re-
fusng to pay "a board bill Of .l2 Commissioner Voor-
his reserved his decision for - week To give Stein
chance to pay up, warning him That he should deal
sumlnary with him unless he pad the bill. Patronian
Bernard J. Devin OF tho Tenth PRECINCT was cnarged
With assaulting Francis Nugent, age ID years. ana CJ
missioner Voorhs Judging that tue testimony sustained
the complaint, nued tho officer 10 dave pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18

exercises Of which there 10 o great variety arc care
fully fingered The Instructions OF the text are minute
but clear and particular attention paid TO the art OF
playing faithful study Of this book eau hardly
fail TO form good style.
Recent publications Of sheet music by tho same house
include arrangement by Oscar wenec OF the Gounod
"Mcditation." which the Thomas Orchestra made 20
popular last Summer; new romanza By Tito Ma"e',
Isl YER" which We may call an answer to his most
popular song To sevila song for soprano or tenor
by JOS. Dessaucr. with English and German woros
"Clscariia" Cuban dance, for the piano, by Rehar"
Hoffman; "Beloved Heart" q song by W. X. Bassoru
Snowy Lily OF the Valley" song by Fau~tina asse
Hodges; aud one OF Xii 'ken's songs, "Thc StarN'
tDas Siern,cin), with T. Iglish and German words
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18

mo the bill 10 amend The act entitled An act 10 promosc
the development Of the mininy re sources OF INC H.
stotcso approved Nay TO- 1872 Passed ~ provInes
III te 6tn section Of that ,amendrd 20
person or company has or NAV ran tIhne' LOT snS
nurnose Of de lopng q lode or IOit4 owned py "id
parson or company, money 80 expenneu ~ sia sun
mel shall he taken and cOasid u ~ on sau
lode or lode, located prior to OF since tue pas
sage OF said act such person or company snsn 10y
be required perform Work Oh to snraco W 10 IA
or lodes an order to hold the same 40 itq Ecu Wy Sa"
act. A.. o.,...
Pending the Discussion on tho Dsfrirt Din ine oe"a.'
at .:IO on motion OF Mr. RAM EY (tscp, MIMI, pro.
cceded 10 the consideration OF EAceu's bu.iIcss h
i:45 the doors were rfOpcDcf. ,.,
Mr. LOGAN Rap., MD inir) iIoed Joint resolution
providing that much Of tue at eLflci Az act ri
organizing the several sanc"ps0 ~ the army appouu
June 1874 ppi3d t. tDe Contract Surgeons D. dh
hereby Suspended until The FIRST day u Febroary
1875. Ordered 10 be printed:
The Senate then adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
HOLIDAY BOOKS.
OLD AND NEW TALES FOR CHILDREN.

OLD AND NEW TALES FOR CHILDREN.
mrs. popGE's "RnYMEs AND JINGLEs "-CHRlsTlNA
possrTrI's "spEAKING LIKENEssEs" - LADY
p,RKER's STORIES TIE LITTLE FOLK LIFE
sER,ns"-MRs. FoLIEN's LITTLE SONGS
The hook shops testify to the tact that
Christmas il az hand. About this time each year an
en- rcscence takes place their sober shelves putting
forth OF gay and blues dainty tripping title
pages and many hued pictures. Months of TOLL world
talent and OF the these Winter
blooming lowers for neither parents children can
nowadays lie pat of. Of old. with nspd anEia's or
dull volumes OF moral Tales" they demand all that
art wit, and wisdom cvc and art, w.t. ana wisdom
respond generously and offer OF their BEST
This years HOLIDAYS are made noticeable by the ap-
pearauce of perhaps best book Of poetrfor chill
dren pubhshed IN this or any other country. IL
Mother Goose hal met In concave with dear Jane lay
Tor Of the Original Poems. and Thomas Hood of tender
heart and fancy faery fed, aud the three had put form
their united best for the decaion OF little folks the
result might well have been Raymes aud Jiuges"
by Mary Mapes Dodge, printed by scrbuer e. Co.
THE author OF " Hans Brnkcr," the editor Of ST.
Nicholas had easy task in cOnvincne her readers
that her work in new field less perfect than In
the Old but In this task she has succeeded Rhymes
and Jiugles cannot be hly praised than by call
ing II the metrical twin Of CLAUS Brinker" The vol
comhiues in "a lrkahe way the peculiar excel
lences Of the uSrioas tho just ci;ed HooPs fun and
fancy Jane TiylOrS practical philosophy and happy
knack OF teaching without seeming 10 teach, and Mother
Goose's exquisite and subtle trick Of rhyme, which
attaches her lines ut memory. For example "
this 81, Quiuy the "l;h,mes aud Jngles" the
reader VIII notice the "Girien Songs" one and
all At IN. Window" Oh No. and "O0e and re-"
poems winch "Sug Themselves, and VIII long continue
to slug In childish brains. Taking Time to Grow,
Little Beginnings" "a Stranger in the Pew" are
good specimens Of Mrs. ID ;es pleasant ~ teach
ing; wGi.e the called "No.herless" aud How
Lila. no
Suggestion. III a SOM which the writer heard a
lttle boy singing 10 liuscn the other day, boy who
"hates poetry" aud says remember any
Here Is Ope Of the poems:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, CIV and

~ Count, riIaODoRUS b. woOLSEY plslud6
AGAINST JOHN lRENoR anl CATllhhINE L. his wife JULIAN Nc.
ALLISrBR THOMAS I. TRENoR. WILLIAM BOGARr, lORACH
X rhuRBBR ABSER u. THURBkR- FRANCIS b. THURBHR AL
BERT j. SMi III. GEoEGB J. CLAN RANALD kArHBRINR Z.
WOOLSRt drien!
and required he compliant this which
the one Of the Clerk ~ the CITY
house sail city, ami " u the
plant oa tn subscriber ii hs once Ndmber 10 Ces
within twenty sxelu.
se VI the day u oeh aud fail the
plain, within tue lo n esad the psaud sppl, e
the Court for tie relief demaatrd tho pn NewYosk
November ~ 1874 GEO. n BALDWIN, Plaintiffs Atternrv
The compliant The sbov. entitled setioa .mss
the Cert CITY Of the Court bouss IN
said ritz, the 2Ata dsv VI November, 1874
lsstu GBO, v, n DALpWlN PisIsLr. Au>,.>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-18
Geudl Aolltcs.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-JOSEPll

IN TODD psnui sgslst ULkiC A. DUNENbChi sai WILLIAM
SARvIs, Tor aOnJ dem nd % contract
above and and to each OF thm are hereby
required tais act %, oil which
herewith served aad 10 serve co f2 answer
subscribers OF their ohee No. 20 PHet
Neglk within twenty aer toe service hereof,
xcluve the aud you A 10 ab"e he SAID
Aforesaid the rinf IN THIS action VIII tale
against TIE sIen hunio, AMI e'enea dol
and t~rnt, h s-ytna March,
one thousand bnndre aud or beses tie VI ths
action. Dated Neu.lorA, Nov ~, 1874
CROSBY osTnANDER. Plaintiffs Altorneya
The compsn the da bed N the oee the
CLERK New fork the Coaay Courthouse
Ia sad city. tie ~ Jay of November, lo.t
AkON.N L OhTkANDkK. Plaintf Al,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-24

lie skladu pocita Sc tisic stfey. |. | pa.
palec ciste 1900, plank els. 2. p 5000
H. cistte 1900, seiste plank HOO. Ill
ciste | palec Aloe. Box palec 5000.
Fencing g 1900. Cis. |. Stoks II
palcd Stroke 1000. Cis. III. 1000. Ciste
Commons 1000-20.O0.
Stavebni potfeby; Joist scant
ling a tramy, kratsi nez is sttevici 1900
20 str. dlouhe cena die dGlky dfeva.
Pod a ha (Flooring) cd $500,
Common 5000, druha Common 24.00;
Norway 5000, Siding (Saiting) -30oo
Sindel xxx Is palcd rezany 800;
els. 1. neb Cisty Butts 4.50; els 2. 2.50-
300. A. ]. Ii palcd fezanf 4.25.
Latky 2.25-2.50 tisic.
Ced.rovG posty male 30 eta. pro
stredni 25 cti. ,velke 800 ctu lsus
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-24

podfobll Sc nedolatclnym okolnosten, a.
le yedle toho vefila peyne, 10 otec byl IL.
I'll nasilnych prostfedkiv aneb asro1 iimi
byl vyhrozoyal.
llrab6te arci byla nyni stihIa strasliya
pomsta. zlt toliko pro Kornelii Il milo
val j vice nez kdykoli iindy. yid6l, kite
rak iedin6 srdce, ma n6mz srdce ieho vi
selo, pocitech svych k nGmu chladno a
nonavIstl ba skorem opovrzliyosti SC napl
hWe zaroveh vid6l polootevfeny hrob,
lenz .iedin6 jeho dit6 k sob6 vital. Vypa
dal nadmiru sestarlym, ruce Sc mu stale
chveiy bleda vpadld ieho tvar sy6dGla
0 teto zkormoucenost, Zapominal ma
v5e, Krone toho, co tykalo Sc Kornele.
kazdou hodinu "a dne noci musel v6.
DIET, Jak Sc dcefi jeho vede. A pfi tom
oodalo no to jak jelly do srdce, jezto W.
del, re kornelie nikdy Sc po ntm nepopta
yala nikdy ma mem vyplntni neimcnsl-
no pfani nezadala Doslo to TAX daleko.
20 casio Sc vrdtil, jakmile naslouchaie Il
a dvefi HAS jeii zasIechl. BALI Sc, ze ie-
i meme vycitky, icz mu byly tax nesnesi-
telne, konecne by mohly hlasit6 propuk-
nonti. Zv6d6v ale, ze spi, ubiral sc vzdy
med tichounka k MIA rrotravl tfebas
,elou noe IL nj.
(PokraGoyani(
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DrahOCennt I6karSkt
pOjednani.

Hostettrdv almanach Spoj, Statu na
rok 1875, ienz rozdava Sc po celych Spoi
statech ce6 zapadni polokouli, bude V
lednu 1876 vydan q sice anglick6m, ne
meckem, francouzskem, norverskem, wells.
skem, svedskem, holandskem, ceskem a
spauelskem jazyku, vsichni kter chit
porozum6ti prav6 filosofii zdravi, nell by
jcj protisti uyaziti dilezit6 pokyny, ,iez
obsahuie. Go pfidavek poiednani zdra
yotnimu obsahuie znacne mnozstvi pouce-
nj .iez zaiimati musi obchodnika, remesl-
nlka, hornika, tarmera sadafe protest.
onalniho Gloveka vdbec; kalkulace IVY
pocty) vyl>onany isOu pro talIove poledni-
ky a sifky, jake isou neivhodnejsi pro
spravny Il pochopitelny ndrodni kalen-
daf.
Povaha, uzivani "A kromobyeeine zdra-
votni 6Ginky Hostetterovy hofle, slavny
ten po polovici kfestanskeho sv2ta roz
sifeny lex, isouv knizce t6 zevrubnE a
iasn6 vypsany obrazky znazomdny;
krone toho nalezne ctenar vselike uziteG
ne rady pro farmu dhm, zert1vne anek
doty iin6ho poucn6ho zabavneho Gte-
nj hojnosf. Mezi kalendafi almanachy
pfistiho roku mize tento byti neivice
prospesnym. Majitel6 pani Hostetter
Smith Pitsbourghu poslou kazd6mu, kdo
zasle diva Gently ma postovni zndmku ci
stemp zadarma Avsak kdo ma blizko
do lekarny, V niz Sc hofka prodava =
to prodava Sc kazdem mGst6, ohdrzi iei
vkteremll uvedenych iazyki l6-
1arn6
XII
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(PokraGovani(
Pod Sncheln


,Slystcl jak d6sn6 ten yitr zaskuGel -
- tax hlasite, talk divocc Il zas tax zalost.
ne; .iste.li rozumni, uposlechnGte moi w
strahy
Napomenuti toto pronesl Hiram Po-
well, stary to lovec severozapadnich pu
stinach, k n6Ilolika mladym osobam, S
nimiz nahodou na bfehu maGho potoka
sc setkal Jcdna mich byia Metellka
Stewartova, jedinka dcera pIukoynla
Stcwarta, vlastnika veike fanny nedale-
ko cdsud, druhG dve osoby byli diva mia
di pdEov6, prdvodcov6 slecniny.
,,Jsme toho daleci,' prayil Jeden mich
,,slov vasich 81 nevazit, ale yysyttlete
nam, prosim, echo soudite ma n6iak6
nebezpeti."
,,Coz jste neslyseli to podivn6 zaskuce-
nj vetru! Ma pnstinach jmenujeme ie
,,snthoyym kfikem' Kdykoliv Sc owe,
prayideln6i ide mu hrozna sn6hova boufe
zap6ti. Ncni to caste slychati ien
malo jest tech, kteH ie "a zivobyti svG
slyseli. ia jsem jiz stary muz t6mef
polovici zivota syGho ztravil .sem tech
to seyerozdpadnicb pustinach, slysel isem
jei jen tiikrate; ale nikdy mne znameni
to nesklamalo.
,Zyuk ten vest tedy boufliYou povetr-
most" tazala Sc Metella, ma niz vaznost
lovcova bezdttne hluboky DOZEN spdso-
bila.
,,uorsiho nez to, mnohem horsiho, sleG-
no" odvetil starry lovec vazn6 hlayou po-
kyvuje. yKdyz zvuk ten po planinach
Sc rozlehne, opousti lide, jimz nGco ma Ii
vote zalezi, lezeni svG ma pr6rii. Indiani
PHI, ably pod navrsimi, We skalach nebo
lesich Sc zachranili. Osadnici zaptahnou
vozy a zenou Sc Gprkem do mesta, zista-
vujice statek svdj opusteny Kdybych
byl plukovnikem, to jest vasim panem
otcem, slecno, chvatal bych rodinou
syou do Glenvillu, Sparty nebo n6ktere-
no jineho blizkych mestecek."
,,Pfed snehem utikati y zvolala Me-
tella dala Sc pfi tom pomysleni do smi
chu; pravodci jei Sc small.
nPockejte jen, mlada damo, az uvidite,
co ten snih znamena. Potom vam zaii-
ste nebude do smichu. Ja aspon jsem
ma ceste, abych sc mu uhnul, Hiram
Powell nema povest bazlivce. Nejspi-
Sc 81 "a nedlouho budete pfati, abyste by
la uposlechla rady muze, ktery mnohy
lxruty zapas medvedy rudochy kon
cinach t6chto pfestal, dive nez Sc rucha-
do doteklo p1dy tohoto 1zemi. Budte
bohem p
Po t6chto slovech pfehodil 81 rucnici
pres rameno ubiral Sc vaznym krokem
pod6l potoka k mestu.
,,Jaky to podivny clovakr p zvolal je.
den pand, jehoz jm6no bylo Parnell.
,,Ale plukovnik prokazal mu yselikou Ia
skavost nepochybuiu tudiz, &c vystraha
ieho jest dobfe minena. Nicmen6 zda
sc mi, ze po pfikladu vsech starych lovcd
znacne pfehani. V pfipad6 ale, ze by
tento yitr pfedce zl6 povetfi zv6stoval ne
bude skoditi, kdyz nase domaci ma to u
pozornime.
Plukovnik Stewart 81 vystrahy mnoho
nevsimal ,,Pfed zimou i snehovou vi
chfici isme ddstatek chraneni tomto
obydli. Starry Powell jest sice fadny
chlap, ale on jest ma zkusenosti sve pon6-
kud marnivy odtud, 70 nekdy nebezpe,
censtvi pfehani.'
Jeden mladiku, Ijmenem Parnell by
: dlel asi mill cd Stewarti; a jelikoz jill
, pfistiho dne ma cestu sice dalekou cestu
vydati Sc chtel, byl pozvan, ably posledn
vecer ztravil II Steward. Aysak MEDIA
, 10 Sc, ze iej pozyani toto pills tesi. By
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