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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-14

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ct nod einmal 0ffentli6 uno feierli6 Dem
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-14

tbun. goenn Die &atbnliten fit ibren
9fitus polle Treibeit trbaltcn uno Die
ni6tslpiiroigen @eiebe, pclhe li@ ooge=
gen ltemmen uno cine ltnteroriidung be-
slpcden, ais unsiiltis ertldrt luproen |ino,
oa ober nur bann ,peroen Oielcl6cn nit
Dem Melte Der Station in CFiniateit leben,
lelbf, lpcnn lic li6 nit Dem ,3ultonoe Der
9inge ni9t ppllltdnoi9 einperltanben
erfl0rcn tDnnen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-14

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gen Scr 94elt itcben "a Yra|iocnten. )
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Jet BON Gbina, ndmliA: 425,OO0, 900;
oarnad iol9t &ublano nit $4,000, 1000 !;
oonn 9eut19lano nit IL 100000, bic
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tei nit 100000, Trantrei6 nit &c.
100000, Ge1terrei6 NIT 35,000,000,
Sopan NIT 33,0O0>000, @robbritonien
unb Srlano nit 32 ,000, 900, uno Stalien
nit 2G,O0O>OOO Seelen. 9llle onoern
Stooten baben eine serinsere 8euDlts=
run9. Sic tleinlte Nolts5obl fat oos
6iirl ltentbum Otonaco, ndmli@ 1927
oorna9 folgt Gan Wfarino NIT 1900,
unb 9i9tenl ltein nit $500.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-14

Nin9e ni6t ppllltdnoi9 einuerltanbsn
ertl0rcn tDnnen."
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elm ncucr vWilbelm Self" aufgctou6t.
Gin borti9er 9Seber, Der in Der 3anSe1
ll,n9e9eno OcS Nrtts ols Der bette Gd)llbe
bstonnt lit, CAB lcincn 6reunoen uno
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ten N}ale auf li'b idiebcn lollcn, wenn
nibt Die Yolisci aui 9lnbaltcn Der N{ut=
ter, Die pon loldem Spiel nit G4ieB=
9c,pebr nidts pilien >polltc, lid inS N}it=
tel 9cle9t uno weiterel Stunltprpben por-
eebeugt bdtte. Ser ldieB9eiibte 9Scbe'
mubte lcin geidbr!ihes unO frepelbaltes
Spiel NIT mcbrereu Sogen 9(rrclt biiBen
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29
GERMS OF COMING THoon
ruov, +na virginia Enterprise

from the A6A rrrrono 20
bofora were the armaments 2, I;th q mil
49, ~ CO terrible. Russia leads = i;ra number
~ nd . half of men, with . 80 ether Pow
Iro;red and held in reserve, anu U;th Russia.
-. ara armed in like propoIsIioU ontinent that
c. terrible is the array on thS oxtraordinary
Tncland of late has sought, py ranks' The
leans to recruit her own scatte.. .oinod districts
.ocrnits are principally from the Ices Int this
rhara WAGES are at starvation P 49, rrhere
source of supply is growing aaIIed the La
? ,sner published in England sad ~ almost
hossrs' Union Chronicle. which 10 = 4to NAV that
III tha moor OF that land. This - ~ io;n;no the
journal talks about England,s pun
!. We do not believe in the falnIess soa nut
+re invasion Of England by any oreassnroSe Ger
suppose a foreign foe did coHlG- -Shaar WAS to
-oanv which is often used aS d uu6pt roas-
land and conquer England, why Their lot.
antrv Of England fight against them 10 worse
,,nder any circumstances, couiu Us.Id nroh-
than IL now is and the Germans mou n xahicb
ehlv bring with them their lano iawo, IN
would IT once place the agriculture hat wh;ch
an Immensely superior position ~ VIC aons;der
thew now occupy. Let our alarHli0 49,, ner-
this let them think it well over anu - no
chance. from very fright, they may sfan rn.in~
some portion of those rights WHICH . y
yasion might very likely secure. Pawn Ia
aIf the: Door, toil-stricken, nungereo o. aoct
horer If orr western counties, living -
Addressed and worst-paid village OF tne iiss
believes there can be no lower deptn
which he now leads, he If terrlDly hISs aa
There is a lower depth than even tnls oe5i |"
tion. ana be can find it in the BRUSH army
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29
assessment Notice.

GsSn CREEK MILL n rrrNr,ro
business, SAN hn TraOe;sdo Of principal place of
Of works, Cherry ria creek M; California. Location
Pine county, Nevada. inning district, White
Board sps0 Of : b Darssy given that at a meeting Of tns
May, 1875. an s assessm asda On the !, 18th day Of
corn onare was levied on the capital s y . cents
States aoIa payable immediately s' Il 18th q the
the COMPANY y'1 Roo so sn ) . ssscIet y 4 the Office aae's q
s'l Hnr San Francisco. California no' 4os California
remain s' nnna upon which this assessment
viii Be s %dsIinaus en- sa aSo 2, ,axs asy q JUNE. 1871 1875,
lore, will be sold on niess payment is made be-.
to pay un shs asI,1 the 10Th day Of July, 1876.
advertising and expenses Of sY the sa,s with
OFFICE ROOD D: F. vERDENAL. secrst aa
San Frsncisc SCOOPS s&4.N No. 4O9 Oalif oruis. styy
may22-td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29
w. r. Forrest,
administrators Sale.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order of the District Conrt
OF the Sixth judicial District, in and for the
county OF White Pine, State of Nevada. made on
the 18TH day OF May. A. D.. 1875, in the matter If
the estate OF THOMAS COMMON. deceased. the
Undersigned Administrator of said estate will
sell oy puDhc auction at the Courthouse door
An hamilton, county and State aforesaid. in one
parcei OF otherwise, on Monday, the 2Isf
nay OF June, A.. ID. 1875. at ID O'Clock
NJ, the following described real estate. sit1ate
a. hoDlnson Mining District, county and state
aforesaid, to wit S''
90 leet, undivided, in the Emmett, m;na
o-o leet, undivided, in the g Summit mine
o.o rect, undivided in the I" MerrimacE, n,;na
90 ieet, undivided, in the s. Fair PLAY" mina
90 1eet, undivided, in the 9 West Point, MIN
90 1eet, undivided, in each Of the r,;r;n~
t - n blowing situate, lying. and hain1 IS
~ s Maru Mining District, county Of Whit 81 -
ano n1ate OF Nevada, to wit me-
shark" "Sage," CT. t. .r :.
cumberland, and : Black Hawl ~ pion,
IA And all the right. title and interest tn.+ s.
he aaa npilas Common, deceased. at the time II
ahova daad nau, ana said estate has, in and To said
y Ta uescrloed real estate and mining nronertv
no isllls OF sale. cash, in U. s. gold coin ~ =.
saiI ~ tne DAY OF sale, or as soon thereafta. =.
1 'ale Is confirmed by said court. 2
LOUIS A. HAUCK.
Hano;,+on administrator of said estate
q lilson, Nevada, May 20, 1875.
49, WATERS, Attorney for Adm. mooA+
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

THE proprietor Of the international
Hotel, at Virginia, expresses, through
the Enterprise, his heartfelt thanks TO
those who SO kindly saved his furniture
from the fire, and requests that they VIII
bring it back.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

DANIEL O'LEABY, in Chicago, has re
Gently walked fve-hundred miles In on
hundred and ffty-three hours.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

EUREKA CoNsoLIDi TED.-The stock OF
the Eureka Consolidated mine touched
1854 per share last evening, says the En-
terprise of the 23d ult. We congratulate
our Eureka friends on their bonanza,
and there is not a bit Of envy mingled
with the congratulations. Private adj
vices represent the mine as being worthy
of still more confidence and still higher
prices. We hope it is true, and if de-
velopments show that the foundation
stones of Ruby Hill are pure silver, we
shall eve have a regret except that our
bank account had a heavy margin Of red
figures at the time we knew Eureka was
a good buy. We hope the present excite
ment will induce one other company in
Eureka to sink a deep shaft on another
mine in that district which has been in
ill-repute a good while, but which will
yet vindicate the predictions of all it's old
friends.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

THREE members Of one family have
died of starvation in Cooper County Mls
souri,.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

WHILE the wide-awake people Of DEN
yer are straining every nerve to sacnro
the United States mint for that No.
salt Lake is doing nothing. Utah mo-
duces nearly double as much bnlliop :.
Colorado, and Salt Lake is the nronas
place for the proposed new mintP psopef
Tribune. mn.-c. l..
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

VIRGINIA CHRoNIcLE..-D. e. Mccarthy,
Joe Goodman's old partner in the Vir-
ginia Enterprise. has purchased the Vir-
ginia EUening Chronicle. Mccarthy is a
good newspaper man, and we wish him
success.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

ANN ELIZA is. according to the CHICAGO
L'aouae, asking almost too much, when
sIe wants 20 oe married according to the
Gentiles. "ocofuing to the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

DEATH OF HILL BEACHEY.-HiI Beachv.
the well known stageman of the Pacific
Coast, died at San Francisco on the 23d
inst. He was stricken with paralysis on
Thursday and on Friday his speech failed
him. and his recovery vas impossible.
He still retained his consciousness and
made his will. His death was quiet and
painless. Deceased was a member of
the Masonic Order. His remains were
conveyed to Marysville for interment in
the same vault with his wife and chill
dren.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

DEATH OF GEN. REDINGToN.-General
Alfred Redington. well known to the
community at large for many years as
agent for the California Steam Naviga-
ton Company, at Sacramento. died at
the Grand Hotel in San Francisco. De-
ceased was a native of Maine and came to
California in 1849. During most of the
time since he has been a resident of Sac
ramento. and been frequently mentioned
in connection with the Gubernatorial
office, though never q nominee of any
convention. and always been connected
to a greater or less extent with public
affairs. Deceased was 70 years of age.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

A decent respect for the dead is always
expected in civilized communities, n II
has always been the boast OF our pioneers
that the "dead stranger" received 9 de-
cent burial, it mattered not from what
country or cline he hailed, nor what nus
condition in life was at the time OF his
death. It has generally been the case
that some kind hand has ever been ready
to break the tidings of the death to the
bereaved ones at home, and 1t was VIII
some feeling of satisfaction that the
writers could add that the departed reia-
tive received a decent burial at the hands
of friends and strangers. We are, Tor
the first time in our recollection, called
upon to lament the violation OF this hon
ored custom, and that it should have oc-
Cured here in the midst of boosted phi
lanthropy, makes it the more discredlt-
able. We refer to the death and burial
of Andrew Lewis. Poor man, death over
took him while in the peaceful pursuit OF
honest labor, and he was found on the
spot where he had struck the last blow
with his pick. He was brought to this
place; a Coroner : inquest was held ; he
cause of his death made known, and
then came the preparations for burial
and such an outrage to decency, such a
lack OF humanity, We pray God we may
never witness again. A rough box, in
the shape Of a coffin, was hastily made,
and poor Andrew Lewis, without even as
much as having his face washed, was
put in the box and sent to the grave with
the dirt sticking in his mouth which he
had licked up in his death-struggle. We
draw the vail Of charity, and leave with
our readers their reflections.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

IHE forest fires in Pennsylvania are
very terrible. The town Of nsoaa% are
oeen entirely destroyed, and other towns
are in danger. oo"ns
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

ii. A. BENTLEY, who was better known
as "Dick" Bentley, died at Elko last Fri
day. He vas buried with Masonic hon
ors. Dick was n of the pioneers of
Eastern Nevada, and an old resident Of
Shasta county, California.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

REVISED STATUTEs.-Walter A. Skid
more, OF San Francisco, has issueda work
containing the revised statutes of the
United States relating to mineral lands.
with the circular instructions of the ZEN
eral land office, a digest of the decisions
OF the Department of the Interior. to-
gether with an appendix of special statutes
relating to mining, with a collection Of
forms and a very complete index. The
publication contains a table of references
showing the corresponding sections 81
the mining laws of 1866, 287O and 1879,
ana the revised statutes. Published bv
Sumner, Whitney & Co., San Fran.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

IEx officials on the Mexican boraa,
are charged with arresting soldiers Of The
lean raids. MeA-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

TT At the own OF Judanburg. province 81
lyr0l, seventy-six Catholic pilgrims
were drowned in the river at that ns'ln
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

ScRrBNER for June has come, and q
splendid number it is, too.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

OLD RESIDENTS OF HAMILToN.-The
Battle Mountain Measure for Measure of
May 22nd has the following:
j.. J. Maxwell, formerly attorney-at-law
in Hamilton, New, now practicing in San
Francisco, passed through, Monday, on
his way to Eureka.
W.. F. Walton. of Hamilton, passed
through, Monday, on his return from
Washington, where he has been for two
years trying to get a franchise to run a
tunnel through White Pine Mountain.
Jesse Pitzer. Esq, passed through.
Thursday, on his way to Virginia CITY.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

1t is said that c. W. Kendau
s resonant rom Nevada, has taken M h,
residence in San Francisco. - nis
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

How Is 1.-THE Hamilton stage ar
rived yesterdays at 4P. M, says the Phoebe
Record Of the 25th inst, bringing eastern
and western letters and eastern papers,
but no California papers. This failure
is OF frequent occurrence. and there is
evidently some me at fault. The people
are very anxious to know what is the
reason, and which postofice is to blame.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-05-29

THE NEw LAws.-We wonder what the new
volume looks like. Can't State Printer Hill in
form us ?-Eureka Sentinel.
We can't say ourselves what the new
volume does look like, but will describe
it rs soon al State Printer Hill sends us
q copy.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-18
OZnamky POkrOku

yytisknou SO jen takove, ktere 50 s,apfe8
zaplati. Vyjmuty isou toho pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroveh oznamuje Sc ia ,.po-
E0vitat cenu.
/ palec sloupce stoji $500 Ia tfikrate
vytisknutL 2 palce $500, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvefejhovana tim jest lev
neisi, CHM dele Sc uvefejhuje.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute oby6ejnym
pismeln stoii Is eta. fadka.
Oznamky: ,,Kds jest" ,Naprodei"
,Utedd Sc" stoii IS ctd. "a tfikrat otisk-
uuti.
Podle toho necht SO ka2dy tidi,
tdo Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
81 uda kolik tadek, ci kolik palcd koli-
krat uvetejnit necht ST sam vypocte n
zasle pfislusici "a to castku.
.B Kdo 81 pfeje miti oznamku v
ttitydenniku neb tydennik1 necht laska-
We podotkne
PeniZe posilejte vzdy postovnich
poukazkach Money orders) psani adre-
suite vzdy:
POkR ROK
No. IO4 Croton Street,
Cleyeln nd. d,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-18

DR. Holland pcslednim svazkn Serb.
nerova mGsi6niku pise:
,,Nerozumna lcta k vecem, ktere sou
stare, stala pokroku III ysech casa v ceste.
Stare tvary jenz Sc ptezily, stare zvyky
obyGeie, ktere move okomosti yytiskly,
stare viry, jenz nenieheu nikterak usmifi.
ii Sc s pritomnym zivotem a noyymi
mysleukaini nazory, stare pomyse i
dele, nichz dfevni ozivujici moe davno
byla vymizela, - to jsou pafezy pahej-
le ma draze pokroku, avsak lid nicmeDe
k MIN houzevne Inc a chova je dct6, ia
kaz jen samemu Bohu pfisluSi. Zvetse-
Ia ira neni k nicemn, nez k nee!i
historickemu, kdyz tomuto hceli vyho :
vela, patti do vetese. Moudry tlovek "a
pominaie ma veci iez isou "a MIN, nespus-
ii Sc zfetele ony, jenz jsou pred nim. Mi
nulost jest mala; budoucnost Jest velka
Putujeme rannimu rozbfesku vstfic; kaz
dy muz pax, ktery pres pfilisne minu-
lost 1cte chova jen proto ze Jest minu-
lost zbozhuje zapadaici slnnce &C tine
g dive nez toho zpozoruie v
temnu.
Ze vsech pout svazkd iez svet zna
neni zadny tax mrazivy umrtvuici, ia-
ko omen, ienz mas VIE k mrtve minulosti
a trouchni pachnouci starobe Ny obno.
SINE Sat svij odyrhneme jej; my obno.
sine viry sve - ale zachovavame je q
chlubime Sc temi cary"
Toto zbozhovani minuleho a zastarale-
no jeyi sye zhoubne ldinky, neen ma
bozenstyi ale v poitice, zivot6 socialnim
praktickem. Ia viru otcd prolivali ma
rodove krev svou v6tsim heroismem
nez "a svobodn; "a kralovstvi feudalni
pofadek bojovala trancouzska Vendee az
do vykrvaceni vylidneni proti revoluci
repubhce, ktera il vnucovala svobodu a
novy pofadek spolecensky; katolictvi ma
dnes ie5te We vsech zemich cvropskych
cetne mocne stoupence, jmz je spole
censka rovnost nejprotivnejsi vymozeno
sti tohoto stoleti; mad lpadkem sta
rych narodnich obyeej6 zvykd, ponejvi.
ce pozdstatk1 barbarstvi a detinske DO
very, hofekuji dnes lide vzddlani ano II.
ceni, vzlast6 tax zvani staromodni Via
stencil, ktefi ptedcich nasich spatfuii We
lebne IVORY Glovetenstvi, vedle nich2
isme my pry pouzi trpaslici a mrzaci
kdo CITE historii ne ably tutC
chvalil, ale porov spfito
mnosti, ten velmi zhusta shleda, Il
Sc v6ci mali naopak. Ovsem neminimt
tim minulost We vsem vsudy zahazovati
mat ona mnohe svetle stranky Jest pod
kladem pfitomnosti a slusi j tedy lcta a
lie ien potud, pokud jest pfitomnost "a
slouzila, pokud v nj vskutkn neco platne
no, trvaleho clovecenstvn prospesnehC
vykonano. Ale zbozhovati j jen proto
ze jest minulosti pro same to zboznova
nj nedbati pfitomnosti anebo han6ti tn
! pitt j dokonce, jest modloslnzbon, ktera
SO rovna nodlosluzbe nabozenske, jakor
zajiste kazdy moudrY osviceny Glovel
zavrhuje co nesmyslnou eloveka snizuii
CT poveru.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-18
Go yykOnaIi nevtrcis

TAX velmi zhusta se tazi knezi, ktefi
krom bohosloveckych ndbozensktch
spis6 ctli ve(mi malo nebo mic. Tazice
Sc tax, nemaji ma zteteli pravdu, ale
pouze iedine vychvaleni iiste sekty ne
DO cirkve zhusta ma tIkor praydy a zvla-
ste ma 1kor nev6ry, nebof k otazee tx tie
mel kazdy Mich odpovi: neverci nevy
konali ku blahu lidstva mic co by stale "a
zminku, anebo jmou sc dokonce SWIM
spdsobem dokazovati, ze co ney6rci vyko
mali, bylo nicemne, skodne a zahubne.
Pfi te pfilezitosti pax Pust Sc do nevercG
lako zakefny loupezny vrah do sve o.
bete; oloupi je o cest a znesvafi povahu
lelich tax, 2e ie potion AMI nejblizsi pti-
huzny poznati nemohou.
Go pax vlastne jsou ii neverci! X otaz
ce te odpoved6li jsme jiz tomto liste
mnoho mnohokrate, ale pres to pfedce
.Isme jeste vsude hlasem svym nepronikli
uplyne snad pfi nechapavosti tvrdosij-
ne konservativnosti lidu mnoho vody,
nezli pronikneme. Ano, ma nasem hrobe
bude tfebas jiz davno trava risti nase
telo rozpadnc Sc davno snad atomy sve
spoji Sc matickou pfirodou niz isme
posli, nezli lide porozumi tomu, co Jest
nevera. Chceme to vyloziti slovy struG-
nymi a jasnymi.
Nevera ma tolik odstina jsko vira, ne
bot nevera jest prave matkou vsemoz-
nych yer. kdo slepe never vsemu, co
mu jista vira nebo nabozenska nauka X
vefeni pfedklada, est neverec Ne
kdo veri tfebas devadesati dewitt Glanktm
re sta, ale jeden jediny, ten sty, mu nejde
ma rozum proto mu nevefi | tako-
w jest neverec. Kdo vef meme Jest me-
verec vetsi, kdo vefi nejmene, Jest neverec
nejvetsi. Mohli bychom pomer viry a
nev6ry nejnazorneji naznaciti formulkou
poetarskou vira nevera stoji k sobe v
pomeru obracenem: elm meme viry, tim
vice nevery anebo cim vice viry tim me-
ne nevery. Mefitkem, jedinym m9ritkem
byva tady rozum, tfibeny vedou. A jeli-
koz ami rozum ami veda nejsou pevne, ur-
cite, nemenlive jednotky, musi nevera, ma
techto jednotkach zavisla, velmi promen-
Iva byti. Nevera Jest tedy mefeni viry
rozumem. Vyslednice tohoto mefeni
jest nevsra. Jestit ona trojici, niz Sc
vsude pfirode zivote setkavame. VI.
ra rozum jsou dvespolu zApasici zasady-
re zApasu toho rodi sc nevsra. Jiz pouhe
vecech viry pfemysleni Jest nevera, ne,
bot proc bych pfemysleti mel veci. jiz
mann "a pravou, nevyvratnou a nepromen
hvoui Vefim Ii v ;soucnost osobniho bo-
ha, pax Sc dopoustim hfichu nevery,
jakm | e nj pfemysleti SO jmu. Clio
vek jen o tom pfemysli, co mu neni lplne
iasno zfeimo, o Gem ma neiakou pochyb
most. Pochybnost vzbudi vyvola pre-.
mysleni toto vzbudi nevefu. Ba po-
chybnost sama jest iiz neverou, nebot
ptam-li Sc: jest b6hl pochybuju jeho
jsoucnosti. Kdybych j mel "a jistou
nepcchybnou, k cemu byla by ia otazkal
Ma teto strucne 1vaze snad ksi Y m y
slfci pozna co jest nevera jakA je
povaha jcjf. Ona jest pfedne nedna~n5
stale ely roxum, "a druhe pfemysleni,
IA tteti pochybovani ELI skepsis. DIE
pfedmetu, nemz rozumuje, pfsmysli q
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II r i C e m jest vydirati delnikd pre-.
n.rstenym vychvalovanim drahych leka
mozolne dobyte penize, kdyz 81 "a dvacet
pet cent? bude moci opatfiti lahev vytec-
nych augsburskych kapek dra. Alberta
Conradiho, IA jinem sloupci listu ohlase-
nych.
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stanovi "a povinnost kazdeho dobreho clio
veka ,,konani spravedlnosti, iniloyani
milosrdenstyi usilovani oblakeni spo-
lulidi." Nevera vybavila idskou mysl
re sparti povery pomniky ieii isou mill
re pod6l drahy Pokroku"