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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09

' e Spoi state c b Jest nabozen-
styi podobnym pramenem vydelku, jako
divadlo. X stavbe divadla kostela se-
stavi Sc podnikatelstva akciovym kapi-
talem; pryni druhe ma ma zfeteli kras-
nou staybu, pohodln6 utesene zafizeni
jakoz ably Ma neimensi prostoru co moz-
ma nejvfce lidi Sc veslo. Kdyz Jest di-
vadlo vystavenO zafizeno pomysli Sc
predevsm ma engazovaRi nektere slavne
herecky - star actress, kdyz Jest kos
tel hotov pomysli kostelni vybor ma enga
zovani nektereho slavneho kazatele -
star preacher, ably hodne vabI. Vabi.
do vabeni jest phi divadle kostele
neidulezitejsi veci, protoze ma mem "a.
visi Pfijmy kostela pfijmy jsou to, iimz
k vdli byly kostel divadlo staveny, nj
kohv nezistne pestovani um6ni, nikoliv
nezistne ptstovani nabozenstvi. - A pre-
dee v kostelich tax caste slJchavame ka-
cefoyani divada. Jest to snad obchod
nj zast.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09

Vod afi ci prohibicionisti ma west
side budou odbyvati tohoto tydne Bells
Hall, Pearl str konvenci k sestayeni ty-
kety pro svou ttvrf k pfistim m6stskym
yolbam. Kez by 81 uspofili pracf
Ma westside temperament tyketa, to by
Sc spise cert panem bohem smifil
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09

Smrtetny uraz. John Menzel-
man, zam6stnany dilnach drahy
Lake Shore, byl pfi fezani velkeho kusu
dfeva ma kruhove pile tax nebezpecn6 ,od
odletevsiho kusu dfeva toho do hlavy uho
zen, ze nasleduJiciho dne skonal. Noboz
tik byl 81 leia star nezenat, ale zivil sta
re rodice.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09
Mistni Zpravy.

Rad Svornost els, Ill C. S
+. s. Clevelandu O. zvolil We schd-
ri, unora 1875 .odbyvane nasleduiici
vybor pro ptisti rok:
Bed. Simek pfedseda
Jan Kos dozorce
Vacl. Rychlik tajemnik
Kar Smecensky pocetveda
V. Dolezal pokladnik
FIR. Htuby prdvodci
Ant. Syatos vnitfnf straz.
X. Friend venkov. -"
J Ducha6, J. Grnenvald, L. Adler
vYbor vdov a sirotk1.
j. Mudroch, j. Bej6ek, Jos. Sou
kup, vybor majetku
Jos. Capek, j. Hanzlik, T. Pali-
vec, vybor ucetni:
Dopisy nadfeceneho Radu Sc tykaiici
zaslany budtez
Vaclav Rychlik
103 Croton Str.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09

@ Rozpomenu-li Sc ma nesmrtelne
no mudrce [Tomase Painal ktery pra.
vii: ,Vetim rovnost lidi, ze nabozen
ske povinosti zalezi skutcich spravedl-
nOsti, V lasce milosrdenstyi, av snaze
pfispivati k blahu spolulidi," tn me to nu
tt rici, je-li toto nev6ra, pax elm vice j
bude ma zemi, tim lepe bude lidmi.
susanna III. Wixonoya
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09
SOuchOtiny vyIeCeny.

Redaktoru ,,Pokroku."
CtenJipfiteli
Budte tax laskav uvedomte sve cte-
mare, ze jsemsobjevil positivni
yylecenisouchotin
vsech yad a chorob prddusnice a Pile,
ze phi me praksi jsem ma stal lidcm po-
mohl nabizim
7 $1,000 90
"a kazdy pfipad, v nemz lex mdj nepro-
sptje. Y pravd6 dlytra ma ten lex ie
tax pevna, ze kazdemu, jenz mne dopise
zadarmo. vzorek. i
Prosim ukazte list tento kazdemu, ienz
temi nemocemi skllcen jest, zavdecite Sc
Vasemu
DIR. I. T. BURT,
SO William Str, N. York.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09

Do kaznice odsouzeno behem mi
nulych desiti dnG jedenacte osob. Dva
byli odsouzeni ma tfi leta "a sice pro zakef-
nj loupez ina verejne ulici). ieden ma
rok pIl pro kradez pfechovavani kra
denych veci, ostatni pax pro loupez a
kradez nebo velkokradez.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09

Naval m a d K 4 starsich lidi,
kteri by radi modry kabat stryce Sama
oblekli, do naiimaci kancelate Spoi. statd
jest tax veliky, ze naiimaci ddstojnik 2
kazdych sesti odbyti musi. AZ dosud
naimul zde ia novaGk6.
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DOpis.y.



Zde YAM odesilam So 90 eta co pred.
platne ma tydennik, ned6lam to snad k
vail premii abych j obdrzel neb bych Sc
pfedplatil tfeba t6 nebylo. ,,Pokrok" byl
mn6 neizamilovanejsi 6asopiS hned iak
jsem vstoupil ma Americkou pidu tomu
iiz jest rokd; ovsem isem nebyl hned
ptedplatitelem, prOto ze isem mel pfilezi-
tost cisti jej kazdy tyden mistnosti p.
HubaGka zde ma zacatku kazdy kouka,
jak by snas vysel - posledni easy vsak
isem byl predplatitelem. Do cisla IS
isem byl pfedplacen, tedy racte cislem
SO zacit od 20 lnora 1875.
Jos. Wirth.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09

Pfeneseni gruntovniho majetku.
+. Milota ma Y. Anna Stadnikovou, V
mest6, lot 1874, Hoyt6v allotment, Broo
klyn6 lot At, cepa s 100.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09
PadOucf nemOC bezplatn6
IfCena.

IfCena.
Kdokoliv skliGen Jest svrchu imenoya-
nou nemoci, mdze dopsati dru. Pricovi,
ktery mn neprodlene zaslc jednu lahyic-
ku na zkousku
zdarm
DIR. Price jest pravidelny lekaf, kter5
padouci nemoci kfecovitym zachvat6m
venoval mnoholeta studia; on zarnci fci.
mex ieho leku.
Neopomehte dopsati mu lahvicku ma
zkousku; nestoji niceho
poz raw vas,
bez ohledu tomu, jak dlouho vas Ia ne.
moe trapi a mnohoIi jinych prostfedk8
proti nj jste uzil.
Obeknfky vysvedceni 'zaslon SO
bezplatne lahvickou.
Adresujte:
DR.. Chas. I. PRICE,
81. William Str N. York.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09
M. KRK.JGT
CIevelandu. Ohio.
Cor. of Forest and CrOtOn SITS.
xfa1o Esp

cislo af:s.
dava timto nav6sti tenn, ktefi pro sye PIT
nalezeiici pfibuzne neb znam6 otGin6
iixdu do Ameriky znpiatiti chit, ze list
ky pro pfeplaycni Bremen do ameri-
kanskych pfistavi Nov6ho Yorku, Bal
timore atd IA tn neilacinGjsi cenu VISTA
vuie,, pax ze, kdyz Sc toho zada, take OBJ
starani dalsi iizdy NovGho Yorku, Bal
timore atd. do ynitr AmeriEy. tax
iizdu hned donoya Nemecka, Czech
atd. al do Bremen nejlacin6j zaroven
pfIima.
Ceny pfeplavu do Ameriky.
Po parolodi V mezipalubi osoba pres 10
rokI staff $24 V papirech
Ditky do 10 LET IL
Koence do roku 225
Po plachetni lodi V meipalubi:
Osoba pres roki staff $24 zlata
Ditky do s let 16
Kojenec do rokn ST. $50 ;,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09
PivovareGnici
Schmidt 4 Hoffman,
(East Cleveland. o.

H Vafi yelmi dobre lacine piivo.
ktere 81 u vsech Cechd ueilepsi neivet.
81 oblibenosti ziskalo, tudM neni potfeb{.
Sc zvlAst odporucovati. 44-44
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09
Ma prOdei nebO ma vymG-

nu.
Dye dobre fanny We Strongsyille IA
mil Cd mtsta. Dobre stavby hodne
drvi ma kazd6 2 nch. Cena jest levna.
Nam taktez v komisi vzdelanou farmu V
Allegan County, Michigan 50 akrd
-jiz bych rad vym6nil "a ddm lot V
tomto meste.
f. j. Foster,
prayni zastupce,
No6 Park Building,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09

Pro Ces k6
VystehOvalce.
HAMBURSKO AMERICKA PARO
PLAvEBNf SPCLECNOST.
Hamburg Atnerikanische Packetfahrt-
Actien- n-Gesellschaft)
Prilna pOstOvni parOpiavba
HAMBURKEM A NEWYORKEM
po slavne osvedcenJch velkych postov-
Mich parolodich
Pomneranid, Wuringia, Silesia, Fitssa,
Westphaiia, Gim6ria, Holsdtia, Ham
mon5a, Vandalia, Germantd, Sd1onia,
Po,uSsia, Bae'ar5a, IcutonSa, AUeman.
ma, Suegia, Franc0msa, Rhenansa, Lo-
Martngia, Vulham, 1Karacaibo.
az Lodni vYpravy konaji Sc z
Hamburku do New Yorku kazdou stfedu
Noveho Yorku do Hamburku kazdy
ctvrtek.
Z jara ma podzim konaji Sc Ham
burku do Noveha Yorku Noveho
Yorku do Hamburku mimofadne vypra
Wy " sobotu.
Pfeplavni ceny:
Il Hamburku do Noveho Yorku:
|. kaiuta 1920 zlata, II. kajuta $72 zla-
ia, mezipalubf $24 papirech.
Z Nov Yorku do Hamburku:
/. kajuta 800 zlata, III. kaiuta $50 zla-
ia, mezipalebi S24 papirech.
Deti cd l = 10 rokd plati polovicku,
kojenci lIamburku do n. Y. s. zlata a
z N. Y. do Hamburku bezplutne.
V Hamburku podaji blizsi zpravu gene
ralni iednate August BOIten. VIM.
MILLER'S Nachfolger 33 IL "a Admi-
ralitetsstrasse, kde Cechove naidou sve.
ho rodaka
p. JOSefa PastOra.
V New Yorku poda blizsi zpravu ge-
neralni jednatelove
KUNHARDT CO., 81 Broad ST., N. Y.
&. Il. RICHARD Il BOAS, G1 Broad
way iakoz veskefi jich jednatelove po
Sp. statech.
gE" Prosperity postovni paroplavby
jakoz ! Pastorova brosurka ,,Americky
vyst6hova!ec" rozesilaii Sc ma pczadani
zdarma. so so
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09

Zalezi ovsem ma ponavrzeni dobrych
kandidatG. Pti mistnich volbach pfcsta-
va Sc ma st6sti hled6ti ma politickou bar
VII kandidatd, ale spise hledi Sc, jeli ma
vrzenec muz poctivy, schopny a svobodo-
myslny.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-03-09

Mayor,
m6stsky pravni zastupce,
m6stsky policejni zalobnik,
policejni soudce,
policejni pisar,
hrbitovni spravce Trustee
vodarnik,
randi pro kazdou wardu,
Gtrnacte skolnich rad a osm konste
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-04

ADvERrIsING.-A few days ago,
one of our subscribers wrote to US to
( ow ifhe could get few articles of
Hardware in Huntington. He said
he had looked over the paper care
fully, and inferred that as there was
no Hardware store advertised, that
there were none here. We wrote to
him and told him that there were two
large Hardware stores here, but they
thought it did not pay to advertise.
We spent 3 cents to help sell our
neighho1's goods, whereas, we ought
to be mutually helping each other.
1t is great mistake in men to sup
pose that publishing Il paper is simply
a means 10 make q living, and that
that is all. The welfare of q city Is
in a great measure identified with its
newspaper. People abroad look at
the paper to see what Is going on in
place. If It's columns are barren of
interest, or filled up with dead or
lengthy foreign advertisements, and
there are very few relating to the
business Of the place, it is taken for
granted at once that the place is of
no account. That its merchants are
poor and without enterprise, and that
il would be a healthy location to
emigrate from. On the contrary, no
matter how dull the times are, if
merchants show by their advertise
ments that they are wide awake, that
they have goods for sale and intend
TO let il be known, and that they In
tend to sell the goo,ls, the place be
comes at once known as al en;er-
prising lively location, and the i'm
preston of it abroad is a good one.
We are speaking in our own be-
half, bit we appeal to any candid
man to know if we do not state the
truth.
| fall the merchants in this City
I had advertisements in our paper, the
impression made abroad would be
very different from what it Is.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-04
), mnblet ;ssued by the Mayor of

pamphlet issued by the Mayor o.
Charleston, as to money appropriated
in the different districts.
For the First District in all ST.
57S,581. For Second District in all
1920, $4,000. The Third District il
all $40, 1882.
The people of Charleston, at their
own expense built the Capitol build
ings at Charleston at cost of more
.han double all the appropriations
ever made to the District, so that as
the account really stands, the State
is indebted to the people of this Dis
trict $50, 900, while all the money ex-
pended has gone to the other districts.
In old times. great complaints were
made by what is now West Virginia
against the State of Virginia, that the
revenues were expended principally
in the east, but there never was as
much cause ofccmp!aint as the Third
District has against the State Legis
lature for its invidious discrimination
between the different sections of our
own State.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-04

DEATH OF MISS EvANs.-Death
is always terror and grief, and es-
pecially so when the young and love-
" are victims. We regret to learn
of the death, on Yesterday, of Miss
Ida Evans, of Consumption. She
has been in delicate health for some
years and for more than a year has
been almost constantly under the
Doctors care
Miss Evans was beautiful and ac>
complished lady, an ornament 10 so>
ciety and the pride of her widowed
mother. She leaves large circle of
loving friends TO mourn her esrly
death.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-04

BosroNA's ARRIvAL.-On last Sat
urday evening quite an excitement
was produced by the arrival of the
BOstona, on her first trip since the icc
embargo was laid on the river -
When her whistle was heard, people
commenced to rush to the river rs il
it was a rare sight to see a steamboat.
She came up in gallant style, spuru,
ring the ice out other way, and grind
ing it in her ponderous wheels
Thtre were cakes of ice in the after
part of her wheel houses weighing
nearly a hundred pounds.
This is the re-opening of the line
for freight and passengers. The Bos-
tona brought up fourteen car loads of
miscellaneous freight, several car
loads of hogs, and number of pas
sengers. The Fleetwood is also ma
king her trips The ice is still runs
ming, but not in quantities to cause
any danger.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-04

New FIRN.-MeSs. C. w. Smith
Jerome Shelton, and I. 3. Kline
have formed a partnership for the
practice of law in Cabell, Wayne,
Lincoln, Logan, Wyoming and adj,
joining counties. They are all accom-,
pished in their profession, and We
pity any poor fellow that falls into
their clutches. Mr.. Shelton is Pros
ecuting Attorney for Lincoln County,
and as the partnership extends only
to civil cases, We should not be sur
prised to see the partners arrayed on
sides and pitching into each
other like thousand of bricks.
Law is a curious thing, and entity
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-04

FCGTlvE ARREsTED.-Sop e days
ago. m afrav occurred AT Hinton be
tween to negroes named Minor and
Hurt, in which Hurt cut Minor with
4 knife, iNnriar him severely. Hurt
made hi, escape snd came down the
Railroad. 4 constable from Sum
ner county got on his track and fol
lowed MIN up, arTesting him on
Monday last on the railroad near
town. where ne hsd gone 70 work for
the section master. He was taken
back to Hinton.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-04

GROUND Hoe DAY.-Last Tues
day was Ground-Hog day. The
Cincinnati Commercial of that date,
says:
The punctual ground hog will IN
doubtedly put in appearance to-day,
but it is believed that as socn as he
has heard of the Beecher affair and
the election of Andrew Johnson, he
will 60 into his hole without taking
observations of his shadow, and draw
in the hole after him.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-04

WEST VIRGINIA EDUCATIONAL
MoNTHLy.-The January number of
this magazine is received, being the
first for nearly year. 1t is well
worthy the attention ofall who are
interested in Education, and especial
ly of Teachers, every one of whom
should be paying subscriber. The
contributions are various and Of vari-
Gus degrees of merit, but all worthy
of attention. There are several ar
Giles on Normal Schools. which are
specially interesting at this time in
view of the questions pending before
the Legislature.
The Magazine merits and should
receive generous patronage. Pub
lished by Blair & Gibbons Parkers-
burg.
The sunny SouTH.-This paper
comes of an effort to get up literary
weekly in the South that will con-
form to Southern tastes and manners
and relieve Southern people of their
dependence on the North in some
measure for their literary entertain
ment.
Those who are posted in the ex-
.pense, anxiety and responsibility at
tending such an enterprise will prop
erly appreciate its difficulties. The
Sunny South, is the most promising of
all the papers of the class that South
ern men have ever undertaken. The
mechanical part, engraving, printing
and quality of the parper, are superb
or to the average OF weekly papers in
the North, and the Literary portion
is decidedly unexceptionable. We
hope the publisher, Mr.. Jno. H. Seals,
will be fully sustained, and reap
rich return for his enterprise. Ad-
dress JNo. H. SEALS, ATLANTA, GA.
HARrER's MAaAzINE.-Harper's
for February is Harper's, and We can
not say a,great deal more than that
if we write a column. 1t has nine
illustrated articles "a continuation
of the serial with that absurd and
far. fetched title, "the Rape of the
Camp" and the commencement of
serial by Miss Thackeray,
entitled Miss Angel" Another of
Castelar's scholarly but too-poetical-to
articles or Republicanism
in Europe appears this month. The
is in marked contrast to
Hafper's Weekly, in that it does not
make national politics Extensively
prominent.
Harpers & Brother, New York,
$500 per year.
New Music. Down by dot Or
chard," a comic song and chorus, is
issued by F. w. Helmick, No. 17S
West Sixth street, Cincinnati. The
melody is good and the song Is witty. |
1t will no doubt be very popular. 1t
would be an effective song at con-
cert. To the song is added waltz,
to be played for the singers to dance
to, when they have sung their "Ettle
piece" Price Soc.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-04

In ANTICIPATION Of large increase in
business, the old house OF f. B. SPENCE &
Son, merchant tailors, 1900 Vain street
Rlchmtnd, Va, have enlarged their es,
adjustment, and, in addition TO their
stock Tor merchant tailoring, have provi-
ded. arge and we'll selected stock oil
ready;nade clothing, consisting Of all the
new styes OF dress and business suits, EN-.
braclns the Prince Albert and cutaway
frocks, and double-breasted sacks, and
pants aid vests in great variety. In over.
coats, ihey have all the late makes Of
sacks flengarys, talmas, and cspes-all
st prizes To suit the times Remember
TO call tn E B. SPENCE & Sox, 1900 Main
street tr your winter clothing. fn-ls-tf.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-04

SNAIL Pox.-In view of the inter
course between this place and Cincin,
natl the following is worthy the at
tention of the authorities:
The Smallpox again made its aP
pesrance among the pauPer dodgers at
II Johns's Hospital building on Sun
dav and Yesterday, and FIVE new cases
were reported by Health Officer
Quinn Four Migrants to the Work
Sonse from the Police Court vester
day were found on arriving there tC
have the disease in its primary stages
and we're sent Immediately to tho
Des,.house. In consequence OF this
the Mayor again closed the lodging
house last night and the untortuna'e'
crowded into the statiOn-ho
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-04
Minor Locals.

! Those who are interested should
note the change in the time table Of
the Washington City, Va Midland
and Great Southern Railway; tn,
corrected table is on our second page
Jno. d. Walker, the up town pur
veyor, on Third Avenue, purchased
two hogs this week from Mr.. Gates,
which weighed in the aggregate over
500 pounds. The largest weighed
over 400.
The Steam Saw>Mill at Round
Bottom, which blew up last SIMMER
and killed two or three persons, is re-
built again. We wish Mr.. Fuller
better luck this time.
Laidley & Johnston have been get
ting new sign painted. in circular
form, on the side of their house. 1t
is very attractive, and the effect of it
will doubtless be to draw attention to
the store.
We regret to learn that Messrs.
Sperry, Hale & Co. have been COM
PEELED by financial pressure to make
an assignment for the benefit of their
creditors. They were operating large
ly in Lumber, and the panic found
them with a large stock on hand for
which liabilities were maturing and
no sales. Their failure will throw
several persons out of employment
We hear that some of their friends
are hurt pretty severely by indorsing
for them, but hope matters are exag>
gerated.
A Third avenue rooster saw her at
the window; her name was Eliza
Jane, but "Kate' sounded more poeti-
cal, and this is the way il affects him:
nv eyes, how love you.
You sweet little dove you!
There's nothing above you,
Most beautiful Kate
Quite gloSsv your hair IA,
Like a Sy'phS or Fairy's,
And your neck declare Is
RXquisitely pretty!
Not the beauty Ga Tulips.
Nor the taste OF Mint Juiips,
Can compare with your two lips,
OOquettishly sweet!
And Grecian your nose IL.
While your cheeks are like roses!
SO delicious. o. Moses
Surprisingly sweet!
So II you'll but chime In.
Wen have done with our rhyming,
Swsp Cupid for Hymen,
And be married tomorrow!
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-04

Mr.. Editor: have to request the
favor of insertion in your next i'm
preston, for the following structures
evoked by the enunciation of G.
w. Atkinson, relative to the morale
of the Catholic, Cor as the gentleman
in his excessive 'politesse' styled ii
the Romish,) church in her relations
to social secretlsm.
l. The Catholic church never IN.
augurated, foslered, or even tolerated
within her in any age or any land
during her long career Oh earth. an
institution that could in any proper
sense be accounted secret combina.
ton; therefore, she never EXTENDED
her patronage or protection to any
such nor could she withdraw what
she had never given.
2. The only historical basis on
which the gentleman could ground
his assertion, is that regarding the
suppression of the knights Temp:
lars" and in this connection | observe
A. The organization was not secret,
but military.
B. twas not suppressed by a Pope,
but by King.
G. The pretext was not merely
corruption, but fully attested, most
flagltious and gross crimiaality in
matters of profigacy and dissipation;
the notoriety of which gave rise to
that well known French proverb,
'boire CONNIE I'm templier," TO drink
like n 1emplar).
D. The church protected that body
corporate as far as her powers extend
ed against regal vengeance for nearly
FIVE years, and was brought to &C
ouiesce in its abolition, only on condi-
ton that the better members should
be transferred 10 the kindred associa-
tons then existing.
8. That Free Masonry, Odd Eel
lowship, or cognate societies, ever
held other than a hostile attitude in
the Catholic church is, though fire.
quentlv made, most untounded as
sumption. 1t is true, indeed, that
some Catholics, unfortunately have
entered into those associations, but
they have done so with the forfeiture
of, not only the rights, but even the
name Catholic. The Catholic church
regards such recalcitrant children as
aposlates. granting them no more
place or privilege within her fold
than to a baptized Parsee. | can as
sure the gentleman that her hostility
to social, secret combinations is not a
mere temporary ru'e, but is an Gle
ment of her constitL II NAL organism,
as perpetual as she is inde.@ctible. In
conclusion | would beg to remind the
gentleman that the "Romish church
never courted'h his wisdom, nor, will IT,
| give him the fullest assurance, oe-
fer to his counsels, and | have TO add,
that his gratuitous advice WAS at once
as unsolicited as it was unacceptable.
With the other parts of his discourse
as Catholic, | have no concern, but
as a student of history, and ethics, |
should laugh, were itnot impolite, at
his historical and ethical paradoxy.
THoS. QUIRX, K. G. z.
Jan. 29th 1875.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-04

a CoNTResT 1t il no wonder that
our country friends pass by Hunting.
IN and 70 to Ironton to buy their
goods. They look over tie Hunting,
ton paper, and conclude from the sd,
veriIsements that there Is nothing tor
sale here Our columns show one
dry goods store, two grocery stores,
AMI one shoe store in Huntingdon
Tins Is the only way that persons at
distance know what there Is at a
place The Irnnton Register shows
ny It's advertisements. eight or nine
ory goods stores, six boot and shoe
Stores seventeen hardware stores.
nineteen ort"enty groceries, besides
Drug furniture, &c, &c, &c. We
KNOW there are almost as many stores
OF some kinds in Huntington as in
lr nion, but persons abroad do not
An'" u, and we ask our friends to
allow US to make it known through
the columns Of the ADVERTISER
n viii Pav t6cm.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-04

Social HOP Extensive arrange
ments are being made for the 80
cisl Hop. st the Perry House, Kan
avha Falls, on the 10th inst, under
the suspices OF gentlemen connected
with the Railway. The guests on
the occasion will embrace those only
70 vh1m cards of invitation may be
addressed.