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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-18

GRANGE PIcNIc.-A picnic will bo held
at Springhill, in Benton county, two weeks
from tomorrow, under the auspices Of the
Patrons Of Husbandry.
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FAsHIoNs.-Ladies' toilets re ever chang
ing. Sometimes for the better and then again
for the worse. We are happy to see that this
season brings beautiful changes. We have
just received Smiths illustrated Pattern
Bazaar" for Spring, and it is full to over
flowing of the new and beautiful designs, and
we mast say that we have not seen its equal
in Literature, Stories, Criticisms, Jokes,
Poetry, and Selections from Great Authors of
short sayings. 1t is a world Of the most in
teresting and varied life-thoughts. "Smith's
Pattern Bazaar " has proved itself superior to
every other magazine in point Of elegance, in
appearance and reading matter. Our lady
readers will do well to subscribe for it, as the
price is mere song compared with its In
trinsic value-being only one dollar and ter
cents year. Those who would HE It should
send one dollar and ten cents to A. BUR-
DETTE SMITH. ga Broadway, New York
City he gives splendid premium, also, to
every subscriber
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The political reaction of 1874 gave the
Democrats control Of the Legislatures Of
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois, and the
House of Assembly of New Jersey, and hav-
ing for years past charged corruption, NAL
feasance in office and misapplication of the
pnhlic funds against tire Republicans, the last
sessions Of the Legislatures were occupied
with Investigations, the net result of which is
IL complete vindication of the Republican
record. In Ohio, Governor Allen, Democrat,
has declared that not cent had been misap-
piled or misspent i'll that State during all the
time the Republicans were in power. In I'LL
nois the Chicago Tribune declares that Bour-
bon ingenuity can pick no flaw in the honesty
of Republican rule there, and that attempts
10 do SO have utterly failed In Pennsylvania
the case is the same, the whole Of the last
session of the Legislature having been wasted
in vain attempts to hunt up something upon
which the Democrats could 90 into the guber-
material canvass. lfartrauft's administration
stands unimpeached. In this State, the con-
trast between the loud ante election profess
sions of reform on the part Of the Democrats,
and their meager performances in the Legis-
laturc, and between the course of the Demo-
cratic House and Republican Senate has been
UNNECESSARILY to the advantage of the latter.
On the other hand the Georgia Democratic
Legislature has charged the most sweeping
corruption against its own party management.
In New York Governor Tilden has found 1t
necessary to array himself against the Canal
Ring in his own party. As between the two
parties on questions Of reform " let the peo-
pie choose.
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BoyNToN's FEAT.-Paul Boynton, the
American swimmer and diver did not entirely
accomplish his attempted feat of swimming
across the British channel. But his failure
was in no way attributed to himself. He had
arrived within sight of the coast of France,
which was eight miles distant, about nightfall,
when the pilot refused to be responsible for
him any longer and he wac taken on board
the steamer. The weather had become bois-
ferrous, night was closing in, and tho pilot de-
clined the responsibility of guiding him after
dark The sea was SO rough that nearly all
on board the steamer were sick. He arrived
at the pier ut Boulognc at S:15 o'clock on
Saturday night. He was in excellent health
and spirits. A great crowd assembled to
witness his arrival, and he was enthusiastically
received. A Herald cable special says when
Boynton was picked up he was not tired, and
his garments were dry. The temperature of
his body lowered one degree. His pulse was
eighty. He was fifteen hours in the water and
swan fifty miles, the pilot taking a wrong
course. The doctors are Of the opinion that
he could have remained In the water six hours
longer.
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{ q1 aieasoN. EDITOR.
THE RrpuBMo MAcAzlNE.-The April

TIE REPUBLIC MAGAZINE.-The April
number of TIE REPUBLIC opens with an able
review of the labors and achievements of Hon.
Z. 81 during bis eighteen years services
as sl,teu states Senator. AS a historical
review it unfods many important and hither-
to unwritten events in the history OF the war
aud the struggle for the perpetuity of the
Union This is followed by an interesting
paper, the Errors of Modern Civilization"
in which the evil results of standing armies
and national debts are forcibly exhibited. In
the next paper, the question g Is the Elective
system Faiure?" the elective and ap-
poiutive systems are discussed, and unans-
,yel4lble arguments in favor Of the former over
the after are presented for consideration. An
article on the "Second Bull Run and Fitz
John Porter presents facts in the conduct OF
that officer which under any other govern
inent would have resulted In his immediate
arrest, trial, and execution. Following this
are ably written articles on - Robert Il. Liv-
ingston and his Times - The Late Elec-
tiaas--Their results and the Future" as
SHOWN by the Press and the public sentiment;
Advance in Postal Rates on Third Glass
Matter :" Development of the Dominion of
Canada !" thorough review of the work of
:. The United States Senate--Extra Session -
the iniquities of "The New York Canal
Ring :" Art Education tor Young Me-
chanics +" /" Plan for Government Paper
Currency for Great Britain;' Trades
Uni ms and the Rights of Boys :" together
with the usual monthly report of g Executive
and Department Doings."
The REPUBLIC is a neatly printed monthly,
on fine paper, at 81 a year. Address Re-
public Publishing Company, Washington, D.
c." Single copies 20 cents
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VIRTUE ITs Own REwARD.--One of the
most conscientious sheriffs on record has turn
cd up in Iowa. A railroad was to be sold at
sherifi7s sale, and friendly agreement was
made by which this model official was to re-
ceive $3.50 in payment for bis part in the trans
action, which required two hours, perhaps, of
his valuable time. But after the sale he hap
pencd to look at the statute which fixed his
fees, when he found to his horror that he had
been transgressing the laws of the State,
which declared that he should receive no 9TH
er fees than those legally assigned him. So
he refused the sum offered him, and said he
would take nothing but his lawful fees, which,
in this instance, it seems, Amounted to ST.
900. The railroad men cndeavored to hold
him to his original bargain, but he was too
conscientious to violate the laws he was ap-
pointed to uphold. and, the case going to the
courts. his integrity was rewarded by YER
dict 10 his favor.
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JUDICIAL DIsrRICrs.-The Judges met ON
Monday in Trenton and arranged the Dis
tricts as follows
First District--Justfce Reed -4Atiaiitip,,
Cape May. Cumberland, Salem. aisn7 e
Second District--Jdstice Woodhull-G lou-
cester, Camden, Burlington. ~. ~
Third District-Chief Justice Beasley,
Mercer, Hunterdon, Warren.
Fourth District--Justice 5cudder--M Middle
sex and Monmouth. dfsss 5ieo -. Y ~
Fifth District--Justice Dalrimple-Somer-
set, Morris and Sussex.
Passaic. a ss3a gfl. Isl 81 VI ri
Seventh District-Justice Depue--Essex..
Eighth District--Justice Knapp--Hudson.
Ninth District-Justice Vansyckell-Union
and Ocean. - M Ftss 3siA5 g
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The unusual severity of the past Winter
has had a damaging effect upon the small
fruits in West Jersey. Strawberries in many
SECTIONS are entirely Winter-killed. The
early Wilson and Lawton blackberries are
very much injured, and the crops, under the
most favorable conditions, will be light. The
Dorchester berry, which is very hardy, is not
materially affected The Philadelphia rasp-
berry. which was largely cultivated some
years ago has gradually succumbed to the Be-
verify Of the lace Winters. Grapes are look
ing well Peaches are done for, and other
small and large fruits look as thrifty as they
geassaily do at this season Of the year.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-14

A shocking tragedy occurred in Philadel-
phia about ten o'clock last Wednesday night.
A man named Lewis r. Loye, living in the
20th ward. quarreled with his wife Leah and
attacked her with bread knife after she had
gone to bed. He stabbed her in the breast
and cut her throat killing her at once and
then cut his own throat SO effectually that he
died in few hours. A son of Mrs. Loye
aged IA years, was present and witnessed the
crime, but escaped and gave the alarm to the
police. The murderer was q sober, industri-
GUS man, and Is supposed to have been inflam-
ed to jealousy. His wife was very beauti-
full woman.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-14

There are said to be remaining in New
Jersey about 800 soldiers of the war of 1919.
Ii these gentlemen enlisted at Is years Of age,
each of them must now have reached the ripe
age Of 81. The State pays each bounty of
800, and their certificates are now being
made out in the Comptroller's office. The
number Of these certificates must be decreas-
ing rapidly, and the pittance of 800 must
come to men just now as a God-send.
In Providence they have adopted new
plan which combines amusement aud instruo-
ton. For this reason it has already suppressed
ed the spelling-bee. They have reading con-
tests instead, and the principal amateur elo-
cutionists compete for prizes. By this means
real talent 10 shown, and it's results,as means
of discipline, are more to be courted than
those of the spelling-bec.
The Republican party of Trenton on Mon
day won great victory. With usual DEM
ocratic majority of three hundl ed against
them they have carried the city on Receiver
of Taxes, on whose election the contest entire
ly hinged, by 285 majority. They also carry
the Board of Chosen Freeholders, four out of
the seven Councilmen, and greatly reduce the
usual Democratic majorities on the rest Of the
city ticket. lis A'f garse - ?
The beautiful brown stone building of Sam
uel Prior, on Greenwood Avenue, Trenton,
formerly the residence Of Rev. Mr. Manning,
has been secured for the future residence Of
Bishop Scarborough. The grounds are being
put in complete order, and already present a
very handsome appearance. The newly elect
ed Bishop will move in this delightful place on
the first day Of May.
Mr.. Carruth was reported ON Saturday to be
still improving. The wound is evidently heal
ing internally. In this connection 1t may be
stated that there are two other persons living
in Vineland who have bullets in their brains,
and arc enjoying perfect health. ..s.
The shad have already appeared In the
bays. One of the Atlantic county fishermen
caught twenty-six fine shad on Sunday, this
being the first day they had been out.
An attempt was made to throw the freight
train off the track on the N. J. & N. Y. r. n.
near Hackensack, on Tuesday night, by pill
ing up number OF ties on the track The
engine struck them, and knocked them out Of
the way. assat i... slt, 1
Hartford, Connecticut elected RepubIi.
can Mayor and the entire city ticket by a good
majority ON Monday. At the recent state cleo
ton the Democrats carried the city by large
majority. Hit
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is YOUR LIFE WORTH 10 GENTS ,

Sickness prevails everywhere, and every
body complains of some disease during their
life. When sick, the object is to get well
now we say plainly that no person in this
world that is suffering with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint and its effects, such as Indigestion,
Costfveness Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Heart burn, Palpitation of the Heart, Depress-
ed Spirits, Biliousness, &C., can take GREEN
AUGUST FLOWER without getting relief and
cure. If you doubt this, go to your Druggist,
H. Calvin Robbins, of New Hope, and Rob-
bins & Severns, Lambertville, N. j., and get
a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Reg
ular size rs cents. Two doses win relieve you.
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Severe Cold

A severe cough can be cured in few days.
by using DIR. Burrows VEGETABLE CoueH
SYRUP. 1t is purely vegetable, and is one of
best remedies known for coughs, colds, bron-
chitis. and all affections of the throat or lungs
very healing nature, it cannot fail to be of
great benefit in all cases where the lungs or
bronchial tubes are affected from any cause
Sample bottles are to be had free Of charge at
the Drug Stores of Robbins & Severns, or G..
F. Moore, Lambertville, N. j., or IL. Calvin
Robbins, New Hope, Pa. ~.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-14

Charles Lamb, Essavist, denounced all
spirituous liquors as "Wet Damnation., IT,
Poor fellow he knew whereof he spake, by
sad experience, and il living, would apply the
same to Alcoholic Excitants advertised as
Curealls. But there is one tonic and altera-
tive in existence--the best the world has ever
known-which contains no alcohol. 1t is DIR.
WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BrTrERs.
Feb. 18th, DIV. Al
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Congressman Lamar, Of Mississippi, says
that the Democrats can elect the President In
1875 if they viii take up Charles f. Adams or
Justice Davis of the Supreme Court, for that
would secure them the entire independent
vote. He thinks Blaine the strongest Re-
publican, and able to carry the country
against straight Democrat. Such men as
Hendricks, Thurman or Bayard could not
count on the full " Liberal" vote.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-14

Early Friday morning large raft, manned
by six men, struck the Jersey pier of the
Delaware bridge at Phillipsburg. One-half
broke up and the other swung around and
drifted sideways against one of the piers of
the railroad bridge, where it was completely
demoralized. The raftsmen escaped without
even ducking. iaaa g ans
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son Of Mrs. Mccarthy. Of Junction, Hunter.
don county, was drowned. He was standing
near the edge Of small stream looking at the
water as it rushed by, when suddenly he be-
came dizzy, and fell in.
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Alfred Reed of Trenton, and Jonathan Dix
on. Ir., of Jersey City, two very accomplish
ed lawyers. have been appointed judges Of the
Huppeme Court Of New Jersey, by Gov. Bedle.
This appointment Il rendered necessary by
the creation Of two new Judicial districts.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-14

Tho New Jersey Legislature adjourned sine
die Oh Friday. Prior to adjournment the
Governor sent In and the Senate confirmed
the appointments Of one person from each
Congressional DISTRICT to constitute the Gen.
tcnnial Board,
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A Virginia photographer oan take photo
graphs in the night. He took $50 from a
lruthey artist, an. was then taken to jail
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Lambertyille National Bank.

'IhE Board OF Directors have this iav dec,arss A.;
usnu OF per cent, on the capital stock ont az th
'nss oi the last SIX months, payable on demand 'i
Ian "a ,s-z ISAIAH r. SMITH, CASHIER
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BEATTY PI AN Oh

~ Send stamp for fan information, Price list &C.
Feb. 10, 1872.
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Beatty PIAN0l

AGENTS WANTED male or Female to
take orders Daniel Beatty, Washington, New Jersey
Feb. 10, 1875.
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THE MARKETS.
Lambertvllle, April q, 1875.
DEATHS.

TITUs-In Lambertville N. j. on the 10th inst Lewis
J. Titus in the seth year Of his age gi -, AZ,
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NEW, ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lambertville Savings Bank.

installment OF two dollars per share the Capt.
tai Stock Of the Labertsile Savings Bank Is cali
ed for payable to the Cashier at the Banking Room
the 26th day Of this month. By order Of the Board
, April 7, 1s75.-sts Nlss w. v. COOLEY. CASHIER.
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Crooked Boots and Shoes.

r YON'S PATENT METALLIC sTIFFENEfas teen
IL them straight, prevent running over wearing oh
uneyenfy on the Sides ripping in the seams; make
boot last half lo9gef Sold and applied by Boot and
Shoe Dealers ana Manufacturers everywhere. Agents
wanted sanibe pair 25 cents One dozen ST. WITH de-
scrptive circulars Sent by mail receipt Of price,
Can be applied by any one at any time Manufactured
Only by N LYON, 81 State and Green Streets Albany
NY. April l4th, 1s75.-4w.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17
How He Caught Them.

Some years ago, un eccentric genius,
tho Rev. Thomas p. Hunt, used to give
trinl'rfnnco lectures. Ono night i,c ill
nollnccd that ho would lecture III Eastun.
Now, temperance was not in favor
among the male portion Of tue burg.
The women, however, wcro all in for the
pledge, and consequently, on Hunts
first night not n mau showed himself III
tho hall The benches we're pretty well
filled with women, though, ana Hunt
commenced; but, instead OF temperance,
he PIT them through on the valities of
dress, etc. They wore great pulled
feather sleeves then. They-the sleeves
caught it, then their tight lu"ing, and
so on through the whole cn,nnHIIA of
female tolllcs; not II word abont temper
nnce. And tho ladies went home hop
ping mad, told thoir husbands about it,
and voted old Hunt down to the lowest
notch.
He had announced that he would lee.
tirc at the same place the next night.
Long before tho time appointed they
commenced to come. and when Hunt
hobs'lcd down the aisle tho binding was
comfortably well fixed with men. The
old fellow locked about, chucklcd, nnd
ml'tacfeu liogs. I've got you now T.
The audience stared. "Ala, hogs, I've
got you now!"
After the crowd had got quiet Il little,
Tho lecturer said "Fricnds, Won
wanted to know what meant by say
ing, hogs, I've got you nov, and ri toI
you. Ont west tho hcgs run wild and
whom ,olks get ont of meat they catch n
young pig, put stray under his body,
and hitch him to n young sapljng that
will l6st swing him from tho ground
nicely. vi course he squcaIs and raises
r'lmpus, when all the old hogs gather
round to sec what is tbs mnttcr, ana
| then they shoot them ut their leisure.
Last nlght hung pig up; hurt it Il
little and it squcnled. The OLD hogs
have ',rbcd out to night 10 sec thc fnn,
and II roast you" And 80 ne did.
pitching into their favor!tc vice with
relish and susto.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17
THE OLD CONTINENTALS.

uthrir rais"rL r,',iimrn,ais
Stout lie old cont -r"utai.,
Yiclliu. not:
Wlil' th,. Er"nalIrrS wrr" l'ui,lnr,
Amt like hail i'il tn" rluneiuG
cAuiirr-shUt
Wi!"n III. files
OF Ia" isles
From II" s'unky ninht cnca'urmrnt
Bore til" bauu,r uI tn" rampant
Unicorn,
And l.rrIurucr. .rurnmcr, rr,lruncr.
Rolled tn" roll "f tIir drummer
Through the morn
'r'"n VIII, 'y"- 10 TIA" from, al.
Nnd with gums horizontal,
Stood our sizes;
Wlllr ~" balls ~hieil'd deadly.
And IN ,trcatu- ilastiiii; r",iIy,
GlaH.d III" fire:
~ the roar
CA III" .,lIrr"
Sw,r the s:r"u; hat'l.-hrcAk,rr
DER ~" .'rr,'l:-~~d'icl acres
Oi Tia" rlaiu:
Nu.I l"ulrr, lnuh"r. louder.
CtacL"i ikc hlack r,niinwdc,,
rracLin" amin'n!
Mn Ill, tar. t,ui,ll., a, tn, IL f,rp"s
Worked liz, re-! -. G,"i..'s
'anr"n""r~
'nd th'" >i'llIiuiiS 'Altprirr
K7ir., u fierce ,il-cnrdant metz.
Erun'l 0ur oars.
AZ lie -wIt.
Stur,r-!rI.i,
W.'h hot sw'.Iiu" aiI:n,r
thir IT., h"r., -!:rtar;!S clmnE.r
CA rur tliuk$;
Thu higher. n';:lrr, hi::h",.
DtIri'h th,' "lG Fashioned fire
Through Tia" rniiks!
'rh"n ~" hir,-lr:i,."d colonel
GtIl"l".l 'hrnu.,lI TIA" white internal
frw,l"r-"lpud
Nrl His l,rna,i~ word was swinging,
hnd his braH"u throat was rinu'nI
Trumpet loud.
Then ih" blir
l;Ill,.iS flew;
hn,l Tho iro"r"r-twCE"ts Redeemed
~ III" iniIclI ~ ia" lvadcu
ki,l"-bi"a'h:
hiri rnt nl,r. rriI,i'l"r. ruindrr
i;Oar"i III" iron SlN-l'uuItIrr.
uur!lup death.
= T"y Hunrhr.p M6Tns'
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17
~ SIR, Enid q liitln hlustnrinn mnn

-" Slr," said n little clustering man
to g rohglous opponent, "!c what scct
do you suppose / belong? "WcH, I
don't exactly know" r"pIi'6 u: ..
non', hnt to ;u 'ae sron
Appearance, ard con"tans !
ahrniu ,h'nk yoN belonged 20 i;" ci,ny
geper"lly cnlIod inacol,
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17
TIMELY TOPICS.

OSE of ,lc many good points of the
lew constitution of Arkansas, adopted
less han year ago, is the provision for
the payment of the state debt. This
provision is now being carried out under
the means provided by the last legisla
turc.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17

The American rifle team has achieved
great victory in Ireland over the crack
shots of that country. a match was
shot last week between the two teams.
In the first bont, at eight hundred
yards, the Americans were beaten by
me point, tut in the two succeeding
bonts, ut nine huudred and thousnnd
jarap respectively, the American1 rsms
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-27
WASHINGTON. 10. fiina

John III. Nichols, postovni dfed-
mix u mestsks posty, byl dnes K
obzalobe, ze vybira psanf penf-
ze, zatSen.
Byvaly senator Chandler mel
dnes rozmluvu presidentem. ie-
jiz vSsledek byl, ze nabidnuty mu
dfad ministerstva vnitra pfijal.
Coz ihned casterovi, elenu nejs
vyssiho soudu, oznameno byIo
spolu pfikazem, aby Sc K poled-
nimu do Bfl9ho Domu dostayil a
Chandlera pod pfisahu wal, COZ
sc take stale. Potion sesel Sc ka-
binet q Chandler zaujaI nsm
ponejprv kfelo sv9.
Brlstow q Jewell nejsou seyme-
novanim chandlera spokojeni.
ProslScha sc. jeden nebo druhy
nebo oba hodlsji zadati "a propu-
stsni.
Generalni postmistr Jewell W.
mohl na zelezni6nim krali Tho
masu A. ScottovI, 10 tfz zrychle~
nj postovni dopravy ma drahaeh
jifnsch a jihozapadnich, na mem
zavIslsch, sec Jest uSInf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-27

Veerejsf mestska volba postra-
dala vseho stranickeho razu
poklada sc pouze "a vft9zstvf
pfatel dobr6 msstske spravy. De-
mokraticky policeinf soudce
Chuck, podporovanS cd v5trznI-
ckeho nepofadneho zivle, byl
vetsinou 1000 hlasa porazen.
Volba druhsch eekanc6, soudcov-
stvi ukazuje, ze nebyl X stranam
nejmena zfetel bran; zvoleni
probatni a municipalni soudcove
jsou republikane, okresnf a 8 dis
trikni soudcove demokrats. Carr,
republikansky kandidat pro dfad
superintendenta (vrchnfho ins
spektora) vefeinych ustav6 zvite-
zIl meste i We state. Zprava
re San Francisco zvsstuje. ze
vsichni dosud afadujfci soudcove,
demokratieti j republikanstf, vel
kymi vstsinami znovu zvoleni
byli, vyjimaje sharpoliese l2
okrsku kde Dangerfild porazil.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-10-27

zAhy s venkovskym aivotem j s
polni praci spfateIil, pfi spofa-
dane setrnosti mohl by "a pomer-
ne kratky cas- svij vlastni domaci
krb miti.
V msste Sc takovy dennf delnik
nalopoti tfeba 10 let, a piece ne
nazyva mnohdy ami dost skrovnS
pfibytsk SWIM vlastnfm, sasto
jest tax vysilen, te nemoce jsou v
takovs rodins dennim hostem /;
kdeito kdyby ten samy Gas a silu
byl venoval polni praci, mohla
bSti celia rodina dplns zdrava a
mimo to mohla peknou domac>
nosts YOU viastnf nazyvati.