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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14
O b s A II:
V Gelc kalendafe velke vyObrazeni:
Hu~sfe na xalez~fvl m EhasMaxEic

V Gelc kalendafe velk6 vyobrazeni:
Hustle po yitezstyi "a DOHnazlic.
Cast hv6zdafska. Spehounka. Obrazky
z Krakova okol. Pevercivost lidska
papezska stolice. Pronlsledovani Sloya
XII Uhersku. Ukol slovansk6 Dalma-
Gle. Vyjev Neapole. NarodC hospo-
dafska krise Evropt a zeimena Ra-
kousku. Karel Sladkovsky a jeho Gin
most politick6m zivot6 naroda ceskeho
Flip Stanislav Kodym. Dr. Antonin
Cizek. Bratfi Cesti. Politicke pomtry
sv6ta zejmena Eyropy roku lS741S75.
Blazej Pascal, katolicky potirate Jezovi-
tGy. Povstani Herzegovina, Sv6tova
vystava We Fladelfi roku 1876. Roz-
manitosti. Prakticka pokynuti novych
mirach a vahach. HIavni cizozemskG
mince uvedenG ma rakousk6 cislo. Spo-
jene Staty seyeroamerick6; politicky a
narodo-hospodafsky rozhled 1S74-1S75
Tabulka k upraveni hodin a hodinek v
okamziku praveho poledne. Saba ma
psani Rakouska do cizozemska a saba
ma psani uvnitf Rakouska. Praktickt
pokynuti cestajiciln ma drahach.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14

kra dez zeleznitnim voze. Jedna
sletna, iedouci 2 Rochester, po draze
Lake Shore x Michigan byla We spacim
vagon6 tobolku 5 200 okradcna. We
Ger ulehla, schoyala 81 tobo,ku pod pol
star rano k zd6seni sv6mu j tam nena-
LEILA. Dana tom lined zprava policii,
ale tato nemohla zlodtje vypatrati.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14
A Nj + RICK f.
nj OdridlO
pro pradeIny a dOmacnOst.
vyrabene
American Ultramarine Works,

Newark, n. Y.
Nase modfidlo jest neIlepsi ma sv6tt.
Ono Sc nerozbiha po pradle, neobsahuie
zadne skodl.ve latky a Jest uzvano We
ysech velkych pradelnach iak pro svou
dobrotu tax pro svoii laci Hodi Sc W.
te.n6 K bieni. Prodava Sc pakliGkach
10 ctG. ieden. Ma prodej u kazdeho gro
cera. Pteite Sc vzdycky po Amerckem
modfidle.
Office: 72 William Str. New York.
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kINGSFORDUV
OSwegO kukuriCni skrOb,
I'm mrzlin u ect,

ma puddingy, blanc mang e,
Jest pdvodnf ~ zalozeny 1S4S. Ia
chovava povtst svou co cistsi, siln6jsi a
iemn9jsi nez kterYkoliv jiny skrob, budiz
81 nazev jeho iakykoli.
Stevenson Macadam, Ph. ID. Il C. nej-
lepsi autorita ma poll chemie Europe,
pecliv6 rozlozil skrob tento soucastky
ieho a nalezl jei zdravym zivnym.
Navod k delani puddingu jinych il,
del jest ma kazdem hbernim paldicku
H~ Ma prodej ysech velkych grocerd
81 - 80
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14
Nova OZdObna pisma.

Prav6 mas dosla Prahy, Gregrovy
slevarny pisem pfekrasna pisma vetsi
druhu nejrozmanit6isiho, nacez ctene o.
becenstvo upozorhuieme. Plakaty, obdz-
tiky, 'vyhlasky iine tiskove prace bude
me moci ma pristt mnohem ozdobn9ji nez
dosud yyyadtti. Douiame, ze krajane,
ktefi tiskove prace potfebuji, mas hoinymi
zakazkami pocti. 4
S uctou VYDAVATELSTVO.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14

Ohen vypukl V nedtIi rano skladi-
sti Moffita, Morse IL Go. ulici River.
HasiGi dostavili Sc cas- ma misto, take
ohen uhasen mohl byti drive, nez Sc mohl
rozsifti po ceem skladisti Owes pse
nice ohntm a vodou poskozeny. Skoda
poiist6nim upln6 kryta nepresahuie 5
1000.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14

Rad Svornost, tislo III. G. C.S.P.S.
odbyvati Dude We ttvrtek, 16. prosince
mimofadnou schdzi niz d6lezite iedna
nj jest ma dennim poradku. Jest zadouc-
no, by Sc clenov6 CO neitetnGji dostayii.
Jm6nem Radu
V. Rychlik, tajemnik.
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DrahOCennG lGkarSkG pO-
jedani.

Hostetter1v kalendar SIP. st, kteryz 50
zasila bezplatn6 iak We Spoi st. tax We
vsech zemich vzdtaneho sy6ta, vydan bu
de m6sici lcdnu anglicke, n6mecke
trancouz ske, noryezske, velsske, svedske,
hoIandsk6, Geske spantlske reel. kdo
chce pravou zdravovedou obeznamiti Sc
mel by kalendaf ten disti a rady mem
poskytnute nalezitt srdci 81 witt Nj
mo vytecne poiednani lekatsk6 pfit
mach, zabrautni vyleceni nemoci obsa-
huie mnozstvi uciteGnJch pokynuti pro
kupce, horniky, fcmeslniky, rolniky sa-
dare, iakoz vypotty zem6pisne, iez do Ia
koveho kalendafe nalezi
Dnd,4,+o ,,SfvSpi n l3SivH u9inkV
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14

Zlo eli, kteti minul6ho tydne STRIFE
bingera okradli imenuii Sc Richard Win
ston j. Carroll. Kdyz byi policeinimu
soudci pfedvedeni, vzdai Sc pfedb6zneho
vyslechu, nadez ie soudce soudu Of Com
mon Pleas odkazal zaruku jeich ma
$1,000 ustanOvil.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14
V. Rychlik, tajemni

Ztrata. Jan Opat Z East Cleve
landu ztratil re soboty ma ned6li mezi
Broker a Gardenstrs, $50. Poctivy ma
lezce neopomene zaiiss ty penize, ktertz
uzdu Opatovu tvofi, iemu vratiti. Cpat
pracuje Rolling mills.
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tohoto hlavniho siliciho a Stavy omlazuii
ciho prostfedku isou mem zevrubne Wy
psany Krone toho Jest kalendaf opa
tfen vyobrazenini, zertovnymi anekdota-
mi "a iinymi zabavnyrni a poucnymi ella
nedky. Maiitele, pam Hostetter Smith
Pittsburgh, Pa zaslou kalendaf ten ka
zd6mu, kdo Jim on dopise k listu dvou
ccntoyou postoyni znamku pfilozi.
Hofkou lie dostati kazdem meste j
dedin6
MI.
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MiStni Zpravy.

P6vecky sbor LUMlR usporadavu
Silvestra, 81. prosince b es e d II, ieilz ti-
sty vynos v6novan bude slovanskym
bratrdm ma Balkan6,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14

E Odkud to pochazi ze Alberta Con
radiho prsni the tax nesmirnou oblibenost
81 ziedralo! Odtud, ze neSlibuje vice, nez
co e pravda ze dosud jest6 zadneho tr.
piclho neoklamalo. Zkuste pfesvedtite
Sc pravd6.
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HiIdiSe-Bund.
Zakon6 inkorporoyany.

Lar ObN A'nNt
HIavni kancelaf, 2IJ BOwery, N. Y.
Spolecnost ia jest zastonpena 16 sta
teoh Unie cita 1900 clenf,
Pojiztuje zivot az ma $4,000.
Nemocnym vyplaci podporu od S7-245
tydn6.
Pfisp6vky yuohou zapravovany byti
tydne.
Die vyrocni zpravy, l. leena 1874 wy
placeno nemocnym
roku 1873, 3 73,1S5 co podpora
}, 125000 vyplaceno d6di-
cum zemtelych.
Pfiristek imeni rokn 1873, $40, 900.
Pfebytek dne /. ledna 1874, $50, 900.
Bli&A zpravu poda:
y. Karger.
1873 Ontario Str.
47-47 OLEVELAND.O.
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kINGSFORDUV
oSW EGO
GiSty, StfibrOIGSkly SkrOb
pro pradelny.
Vyrabi jei
II. kTNGSEORD 81 son.

nej lepsi skrob b ma sv6t6.
Dava krasny lesk pradlu, kdezto roz-
dill mez cenou tohoto obyceineho Skro-
bu jest sotva pal ctu pfi pradle Ptejte
Sc po ntm yaseho grocera.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14

KALENDAR a pekny cesky
0 b'r a dostane kdo zaplati ma Pokrok
ma cely rok napfed nahrada postovne-
no.
KALENDAR Koruny Ceskt obdrzi
kde zaplati ma Pokrok ma pal roku ma
pied nahradu postoyneho.
oBRAz pekny dostane kdo spfavnt
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Udulll ZaIOZny.

Udove zalozny jsou zadani, by do 20.
pros. 1875 knizky sve pokladnikovi "a
lozny ,,Slovanstvo" odevzdali.
X. T. Erhard,
pokladnik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-14

Severon6mecky Lloyd Bremen jest
nejc6tSj spoleGnost paropavebni Ne
mecku, ielikoz eta % velkych pomof-
skych, krasn6 zfizenych parnikG, ktere
stavaii Sc vzdy obliJeaGjSimi, coz vysvita
toho, ze mezi Evropou Amerikou
do konce roku 1874 po Mich JlOO77
osob pfeplavilo. Parolod6 bremske vede
ny jsou spolehticyna kapitany, isou pod
tizeny Gast@ q daklai'f Prohfldce dr7e
il Sc V neilepsim I,ojddhu; ze to vse zddr
ne pdsobi cestuiicim bezpednd pfeprava
tim Sc ziistuic, o tom sv6dci nejlip, ze "a
celJch II let, 60 spoecnosti bremsk6 sta
va, mezi kterymz casem 1910 cest pres 0
cean vykonaly, nestala Sc nehoda takova
ktera by jediny $icot liaS6y "a obtt Wy
zadovala. Cestuiicim ma lodi dava Sc
distatek dobfe uprayene stravy, ka2dy
obslouzen jest stejnt pfir5t;c5, o POLIO
dj postarano jest co ncjiiP.
Kdo by 81 pfal ntkomu re svych zna !
mych aneb pfibuznych pfeplav vyplatiti
necht sc obrati ma n6kter6ho nasich p
t. zastupcI Americe, zeimena ma p. ~
hrejGth0, G0ton str. q Cleyeidnde, a Ia
da 0 pfepiarni Nstek po postorn: parol'
di Jrenask6 spoleGnosti a bude zaiiste
pfeplavem spokoien.
Dopisy ma mas budtez adresovany:
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a nafouklost a zacpu pIsobi. Kdy2 ty
kapky odstrani latky, kterG tezkosti ty
pdsobi, vypudi take pfiznaky dkazy ne
moce, ktera z pramene toho vyprJstila,
iako ma pr. kolikove bfisni bolesti uii-
mani, iakoz boleni hlavy prsou, zavrat
tlaceni pustotu ' hlave, tm6ni a nzika-
nj oGich sklieenost prsni, obtizn6 dy
chani, ktere Jest zvlast6 hypochondristdm
U6zkomyslnym) Casio osudne.
Proti: Sc nj boil Q t. I'm, ez 3 g n
ske pohlavi tax zhusta trapi.
Proti:.p plnokrevnosti,
b d nsi ci
tez k omys IN osti.
uzkostlivosti
te.z kostem Ia I'D &c / nj
m dlob am, f1s1lsa
bolestem hl avy q
d Il,
klepani srdce,
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Neslyael jsem nikdy ieste, 10 by lide
tax dplne leky spokoieni byli, jako isou
s kapk ami dra AugustaKoe
iga. Vsichni lid4 So tomu tesili, ze
jsem kapky dra. Augusta Koeniga me
ste zavedl. Tea mne samebo, ze jsem
takoveho neco vysodl. 90 lideIfo nicb
pravi, dovite SO zevruhneii n4ktereho 2
pfilozenych listkn. V 1cte t~ lg
nt Andreas Wad.
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A, Vogeler & Co.
tbA7aa Baltimore, Md m
Vercjn6 dfkuvZdami.

Sister Cfard, ~. .. ", Carr0lton,
aHf..ffae tt.fI ..f4I5 ~r afxxt 81 #.t#.- ~
4a New Orleans, La.
Jelikoz vase ,,Hambnrske kapky" ne
en- mne ale ijinym dobfe poslouzily, ne.
mohn ncz vyjeviti yam nznani svoje OBJ
jednavam phi tom novych dvacet lahvi.
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DyspeSii,

nebo obtizn6mu zaSiyani boleni hlavy.
boleni sadech plecich, stispenosti pr
sou, kash, kyselenu fihanf, zavratT Cd
pornosti Istech, bolestem zlucnim, bole
stem okoli ledvin stim iinych j.
nych nemoci a jich ukazdm, vznikajicim
re spatneho traveni.
Proti: neunocein kOzniIn, Osu-
tinam, vfedim, nadordm, bolavym
ocim, cervence, svrabu, spatne bary6 pie
to jinym nemocem l1oznim. Jedna TO-
dina lahev pfesvedci toho nejneddverci-
yejsiho. a1 aaG M Is.
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IEOStetterOYG hOrk6

.dstata uzivani a lecive
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Railroad Accident.

Michael Halpip. In the cmploy OF tb,
Palisade and Eureka railroad Company
wns thrown from A platform car whilst
attempting to reach the brake, by n sud
dan s,de motion Of the car. caused b,
n%as.ipg. Al an Extraordinary biph rate 81
speed. reversed curyes In the truck. 4
half mile out from palisadc. His injnr
los being Of a serious nature he wa.
brought TO this place for surgical attend.
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CnkHsr CRxrx.--A gentleman just in
from the above district furnishes US the
following items from that locality: The
Gray Eagle mine vas sold recently for
$4,000. and the Flag STAFF for $lB,-
600. The Star was purchased for $40.
900 and the Superintendent claims that
In the first three months. sufficient ore
was takcn out TO pay the cost Of the
mine. all sIpsns~s Of working and
$1,000 over. kesney L Co. have plenty
Of ~first-class ore really 70 take out so
soon ~ satisfactory arrangements are
made for working II. The EIchequer
is also n number one mine. II Ia ship
ping TO the San Jose mill at Rgan an
yon. 10 tons Of good milling ore daily.
Work IL steadily progressing ON the
we'll known Tea-Cup mine. which 10 now
prospccted TO q depth Of 40 feet, at
which point very rich ore In being taken
in quantity. The only impediment to
the complete success OF the camp seems
to b the lack Of reduction work. at or
near the mines. -fnyo ~hadepoadod. Jnse
l2h. u
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The american orator. still lives and
VA. nj Ito M~eellsuLurs ContenniL IN
ali his glory. Hear him: This oAy'
Etal and Gsrizum. Sinai and Calvary.
bethlehem and Jerusalem. all rise fre.h
before our memories. We have gath
cred around those old altars OF freedom
and hoisted the fiood-gates OF u joys.
All the nurseries Of tho land ought to DO
made vocal with Carolina's songs. and
u Juvenile OraiOrs osshi 10 make
them ring in scholastic defamation In
the one hundred and forty thousand
schools and colleges in the land. II
is time NO we're tearing the peoples from
u brovs and adorning thsm with bays
and ~laursls."
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Humboldt Items.

Iron the Silver State, June lei
The SAKE Brothers palace stock-cnr
arrived last Saturday night with SIX hor-
ses. They remained hero yestsrisy to
rest, aud attracted q good deal OF ut
tentiou at Manning's Stable. One span
Of the horses weighed 2.570 pounds, and
made a mile to q wagon in 80. The
Others arc intended for a four-in.hand-
team, and arc claimed TO DO tho best
four-horse team on the coast. They
leave for San Francisco to-day.
Two Of George Bakers teams arrived
here yesterday with $4,000 pounds Of
bullion from South Mountain. This
shipmsnt looks brighter than any here
tofors shipped from that camp. and Is
said 10 contain much moro silver to tho
ton.
Hon. @. 8. varian Left yesterday for
Virginia City. where he intends to open
Q Law sfhcs and practice his profession.
Mr.. varian stood well among tho mem
bers Of the bar in this county. and w
hope he will reach the top round OF the
ladder Of fame among the Comstocken.
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express brought
from Silver City. Idaho. last Saturday
$32, 900 In hne bullion from the VA
Eagle mine. being the Arst shipment
made by that company since their mill
started this season.
Paul Pinson. Foreman OF the Pride
Of the Mountain mine, informs us that
the breaking Of the whim, u week ago.
oecasioned only q few days delay. and
that IL wal in running order again last
Friday.
This vicinity was visited by a terrible
sand storm yesterday. which was quite
violent for an hour or two. II was
hoped that the gale would lie followed
by n rain. but thus far those hopes have
been in vain.
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Arteslan Wells on the U. p. r. r.

Following il the list OF the wells sunk
by 40 Union Pacific Railroad Company,
commencing at the station called sep
aration'' and ending at Rock Springs.
n distance Of 1903 miles:
One at Separation. 5000 feet above
sea level. IL 1850 feet deep. the water
rising TO within ten feet feet OF tho
surface.
At Crsston. 1880 feet elevation, the
well Is only 800 feet deep. furnishing an
abundant supply OF water ut that point.
AT washakis, 6,G97 feet elevation. tho
well is G3s feet deep. The water rises
above the surface. and flows at the rate
Of 500 gallons per hour.
At Bitter Creek. CESS feet elevation.
the we'll ia COG feet deep, discharging at
the surface 1000 gallons m hour. and
with pumping q yiold Of 2.lCo gallons
per hour.
At Point Of Rocks, elevation C.i90
feet, the well is 1000 feet deep. aud tho
supply Of water abundant, although 1t
does not rise to the surface nearer than
II feet.
At Rock Springs. 81 An elevation OF
6.2s0 feet. the well il l.l2G feet deep,
and discharges at the surface 900 gal
Ions per hour. or at "a feet above tho
surface, G7l gallons per hour.
Rock Springs is 6 ESQ feet above the
sea level, and is the lowest OF the six
places named. and the well al that point
IN =. LII -
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the telegraph says that tho Pope, in
reply 10 an address presented to him on
the frst inst. from students Of colleges
in America. thanking him for tho slsva'
ton Of Archbishop McCloskey to a Car
dinaiate. alluded TO the excellent rscep-
ton given TO the appointment in Amer
lea, and added; lit seems that the har-
vest in America is ripe. and laborsr.
alsns are wanting. You are preparing
yourselves for that work. Preach. espe-
eially by example, in order to convert
that great nation"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-15

lAxIonlsrs.-SiI cars OF immigrants
arrived here last night, among whom
were twsnty-six families from the south
Of France. Thoss p~sasants from the
Pyrcnnses appeared a. II In uniform.
they dressed so nearly alike. Both
men and women are bslow the average
hight in this country. but thsy looked
remarkably healthy. robust and good
naturcd, Notwithstanding their long
journey by sea and land. They were
only tweniy.four days making the trip
from France TO this place, Q fact which
shows how closely steamships and rail.
roads have connected the Pacific coast
and Europs.-Suur Stoh, Juns l2h.
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PURE TEACHERS or PURITY.

The grand moral naturally suggested
by the great Bsecher- Tilton scandal and
trial. a. we'll Is by the many other scan
dals recently and in the past. con-
nsotsd with the gospel ministry in ~
East and elsewhere. 10 that leaders and
tsashsrs Of purity and morality must
Be themselves pure aud moral. They
must frst rigidly gauge them
sslvss 10 the hish standard
Of morality which they teach. before
their doctrines and teachings can be oil
n effect. Every fall from grace in the
ministry il a serious moral misfortune
Of extensive effect. II a clergyman
oo.ld fall from his high moral po-
sition without dragging down others
with him TO disgrace and in
fanny. merely injuring himself. few
would care or suffer. but this may not
Be. The ordinary people OF tho world
NAV fall, but that IL no disaster a. CON-
pared with the fall OF those who have
established and upheld the standard OF
morality and professionally promulsats
1t for the guidance Of others.
There 10 very little mercy in the pub
lie heart for ~delinquencies discovered In
their religious and moral teachers; de-
linqusncies which they would easily
excuse In themselves. When they see
those who have set themselves up for
examples Of Christian purity practice
the very aims Ithoy 30 earnestly preach
against. they justly call and hold
them TO strict and searching
accountability. And this is perfectly
right and a. IL should be. PREACHERS
against sin must wear pure and
spotless garments. and lips which
utter truth, must in themselves also be
truthful above all others. True. and
sad enough IL the fact, that tho only
class Of men from whom we thus expect
and demand this special purity Of char
sctsr are really surrounded with tempt
atoms. and especially 30 whore
women are concerned. To many wo-
men there appears TO DO q peculiar fas-
cination about q clergyman. and they
subject themselves TO his influence, be
il good or bal. with q reckless facility
which isreally astonishing. Goodlooks
on part Of the pastor are immatsria to
them, but like flies buzzing around u
molAsses cask. they like to DO near their
minister and listen TO his honeyed words
aud to them inspired and holy
talk. Even though no DO married.
that IL no absolute protection; they will
bssisse and love him nevertheless, sur
rounding him with their Establishments.
Mon. too. have q natural degree Of warm
reverence for the ministry and those
whom they look up to for religious
tsachings. But they expect those who
are svsr pointing out the "b-tter way
and how to DO good, to be themselves
good. Teachers Of greater perfection
must themselves be more perfect than
those whom they teach. Unless prsccpi
II accompanied BY example the result ID
practically worthless: yos worse than
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-15

Tur Carson Tr1o,e makes special
mention OF q large rat. caught at tho
White House in that town. II was n
Of the regular big old San Fran
cisco wharf rat species, and the Carson
ties cannot understand how or where he
came from. Mice are plenty enough
there, but rats are . novelty.
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hins away.

The New York Boari Of Health TO
port that smallpox has become almost
an epidemic in that city. and Is now
raging In the Eleventh. Thirteenth and
Seventeenth Wards. Tho smallpox
hospital ON Blackwell's Island IN over
crowded. having under its roof lao pa
tients. who have only eramped aecomo-
daiinna
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-15

The Philadelphia Press says that
"Harvest Homes" for the Centennial
will be n Of the Summer e~lcitsments
Of tho country. and tho idea Is an es-
cellent one. Tho tea-party furorc has
about spent its force, and the new diver
sion comes forward in an suspicious
u.pnsr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-15

BEN FRASxLiS. IL Ia said. first intro
duced broom corn into this country. but
the average husband will wager a good
deal that u wAs . woman who drst in
vented the domestic use OF the same At
tached 10 Q handle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-15

The Real HrRo:-Tns New York
H1aid. in an editorial on Shsrman's
Memoirs. asks "who Was the hero Of
the war;" 10 which tho Philadelphia
Times replies a. follows:
The hero OF the American war was
clad in blue and carried. . musket. His
stripes, II evsr no wore them, did not
exceed three. and be earned them at the
cost Of his blood. II will DO Of the war
Of the rebellion a. II WA that OF Inde-
pendencs. John Hancock and Samuel
Adams, bodied forth In marble at Lex
ington, are less conspicuous objects than
is the minute man who keeps watch at
Concord. He was the type. the soul OF
the Revolution, aud the volunteer was
the spirit. the idea Of the rebellion, or
rather the struggle for freedom. ~ we
prefer to call il. The grenadier who
never faltsred. and the. old guard who
never surrendered. outlast Napoleon;
and so the American volunteer will sur.
vive whom Grant and Sherman and
Sheridan will have been forgotten.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-15

A CORRESPONDENT Of the New York
Tribune. writing from Greeley, Colorado.
gives n Encouraging account Of the '
AGES Of the grasshoppsrs in that region.
He says tho total destruction Of crops
between the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi is appalling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-15

PnrvAIr advices from northwestern
Missouri indicate mach suffering among
the farmers whose fields have boon raw
aged by locusts. In many cases the
people have an insufficient quantity Of
food. with no prospect Of IN opportunit,
to cultivate their ground to profit. The,
must 10 Afforded speedy aid, or starva
ton will ensus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-15

TIE grssshoppsn have dsvoursd the
tombstonss Of the Kansas man whose
lns.aory was every frssh aud green.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-15
NEW
NOTICE IN 0ANkRUpToY.

-
TN the DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
L United staiss. for he District Q fNevsds :
IN the matter ofR. b. Manuel, . Bankrupt In
Bsnkruptey.-Unlte States Of Amertcs, Dis.
sas been i'.usd s. aid cours se.inss tSs e.
tate Of n. II. Manuel, OF the County OF Storey
and State Of Nevada, In said District. Who has
been duly adludged bankrupt upon bic wi Pc.
delivery Of any property belonging 70 iaid
bankrupt, 10 him or 70 his uic, and the transfer
Of any properly By him. are forbidden b. NV.
prove tSsir dsSss and eSoese one Or nofs &c.
signsss Of his sststs, win b bald a. csurt o.
Bankruptcy, 70 b holden at Virginia, IN said
Dis.riet on ths 1eth dy o. Dan, a: D; is!s. a.
Room No. 10 Odd ReIlows' Building. corner o
and Smith strssts, one Of the Register In
Bankruptcy Of said pisthets..,..,..r
United States Marshal and Messenger in Bank.
ruptcy Tor aid District. letItd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-15

DRKBLE-in Austin, June Q. infant daughter
sfHn. Mar Decide. aged 3 years.
c0LEMAk-in Austin, June 10, David csls'
BRo%NSin Treasure City. June. 10, A. 8.
Brown.
BRUEL-ln c.res, Jsns II, Nellie, d.sah.sr
Of Mr. and Mn. d. n. Brusl, agsd . years.
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RENO VAL.
House to Rent.

A PRIVATE RESIDENCE WITH FOUR
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particulars inquire o.
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