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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12


loss was less than the estimate we made
lat week, The H'othnl1q figured up 4
loss of Sl02, 900 only But it left out such
small items as the lIyde.b lock altogether.
Rather rough on the largest building
burned.
Thomas Erulencl and another man
probably know rs much about how the
cab factory pump was got in order as any
body.
Imagine the astoni>lnent of one OF the
seven sleepers when he took his constitu-
tonal that Saturday morning, and casting
his eyes over the burned district thus
received his first notice of the fire.
in the fight at the Marsh place Captain
j, o. Livingston ably seconded Dr.. Lord,
and ". \, Lord efficiently held one Of the
butts Of 40. > throughout the struggle
OR neighbor of the hundred eyes must
have seen double ont of some Of them the
other night. For instance what long arms
Rev, Mr.. Spencer must have had. to have
done molly 1t the fire when he WIS in
Bellows Falls tlial night. DE- Lord says
the story of his being Set-sic1 rs to his
stomach is equally ap )crypllal-but then
the Doctor isn't L Democrat or IN Epi>co-
wllian.
MARBLE WoEN.-N-c invite especial at
l,ntion To- thc notice in our a,lvcrtisn"
columns Of the marble works of Mc-srs.
Cummings x Co.. Successors to the late
firm of Cohh x Cummings. Mr.. Cum
minG~ j. a young man of skill and intcL-
riv with means and perseverance, amply
sufficient to insure his success IN any en-
t'rpri~e, while Mr.. Walker possesses like
qualities. The new firm succeeds t. the
Business Of the old company and Will full
fill all their engagements for marble work,
monuments. &C.. promptly. i'll the best
style and at reasonable prices.
A,>ArLr.-Truthful J,m~s was fallen
upon Saturday and flrel mu Il worse than
when he struggled b.:,vclv with the enemy
n the Butle of Therm,pyIar Tne det,iI~
of the atfdr are in substance TINT Mr.
amcS Morrow WAS seated in III, express
wag n when a discussion :,ros,. between
him and one George rlude. Il man OF
Gal il an e>trv. who with tn. impctup,itv
Of his race flew from words to blows and
attacked Mr.. Morrow in a violent manner.
The assault w, sd len. AMI PIude and
Morrow dr~rrndr uurcrcm ,nipu>lv from
IL,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12

Ethan Allen was wont to use big words,
but he never hurled the English language
around the globe to quite such an extent
rs some of the Ticondcroca orators did
last Monday. Hard rs it is to deceive an
Old whaler. we believe Il Nantucket man.
II he had been there. would have looked
around for his harpoon.
A dispatch from Rutland yesterday said
that j. j. X. Randall had been seriously
injured, but As no further dispatch was
received it i, hoped that no serious re
suits followed.
The s. Adams butter market. Nav IL,
was the Same a. last week with little offer
ing We quote: common to fair, 10 to Is
cents; medium 10 good, 20 cents: selcc-
tipn~ Il cents; gilt edge - cents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12
HARVEY TTII'ES
no Il : 4 l. l. :.

Al the real which 7 Y DOWNING late If Barre.
He'd seized and possessed 'uIlsi-tIlI. OF story and a
half -t h,l-c. with c.I wp1~iI,iS and harms. ali
good rcpaIr. together with fife, IT twenty acres 81
excellent til!A1- land good state OF cHtlF.tI"n.
A-n fifteen tNc;'y ot pasture and wood Land
said premises ;at,-i tospl Village. about ;
q" mic from Barr Academy. churches and stores.
and M ht sofia n "A h1r-lIu.
rt.rli~ Il '-."iiIl! rc"f " A BuYCE. a!i..iuis-
,rltrr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12
w HIFL's SPECIALLY
How Lost. How Restored.

J-t shed. IN r..N IL 2 2, liz. CT:vFR
10y &c = 2f!
j'~TlI.A r~!.tI-: ezkIcs--
90, .:.'a-1 sauna. ~e--. ii.trrrE Aei:-l and
i,~i..t. II .ty I-ui eiiii,I's +. :rr-re g: /:
.r- q. lIl-" y an! r. l.!l ID - Sc
.l. .'--.'.- OK :ai W.. .C-:-@-
:1-i'r4 ii 4 scaled e'.,el re- only c-r.ts
l.: .-.- AT. 4.t : ii IL admir-. = Ear
-3. :- r.-.l.- ..ii>-, .--.r~- sci
-.l 81 cured N.tlr~ the ia; ->-ruis - ,nt--E..
-.! ,.. .-p.-I - Er.t-. 0ILtI.Is out
j. : s.t3.i.. r 'er-A. .n ee. -. j.
" Ia Z. III
.-L r.a& De- may cire A.--": La! y Ir.N-tr!Y
- its lecture should t.. j.. tie ha..s q ever,
..ti ..I-i c..rk man in tic Ind
1l = seal. IL liam envelope - any address
49, ... ..-:'t ct SO cr:ts, y tSo - stalIi
i .lr-~- IL. 81 -. r.
CHt>- j. E. KLINE # CO..
l31 Bowcry. N,w York. =. Q. Box 4.5s6.
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village Meeting.

y-1'1re meeting is warned for next
.r,,.-.l.v evening at seven o'clock. and the
.:.;..ts ,o be considered are most impor
..... ones. The first matter to be con>id-
....l viii he the adoption Of a bylaw in
..,,,-.1. to the construction of buildings
.... y..lt.s,. has the Legal right TO adopt
.... most stringent regulations Il to the
.....:,a of buildings, for the purpose Of
u..tcn,inr .ircs.
Ri, we 10 not understand that anybod.
1.,- Z N contemplation to advocate very
..-.,.. measures. There viii doubtless be-
..-~..l = hv-l1w which would forbid the
...,...an hereafter, within certain limits of
wool u buildings and which would secure
...U new bindings some other kind of
~..r t,au wooden ones. The streets that
Ills regulation viii be proposed for are
ST.. street above the Pavilion and the
Vermont Mutual building and Main Street
f..,v..n : jiool Street and the old Arch
ir c-.
Hin. real estate owners in this district
,,,. !. tothcin~clyrs to keep wooden BALD
-,o. from 90 ng up within this portion of
,Ln.,.It..,.. There were three brick built
;n.-- o,rv ofthe thirty OF more that burned
Nh. other ni.h,. They hindrred instead
ofh.,p.n.e the flames. Tie wooden BALD
fa.- :c.rI ~ though they wanted to burn
ro. Their shiugle roofs were on fire in
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12
\. c. BROWNS AGENCY

The adjustments in Mr.. Browns agency
arc paid 80 far ~ parties have desired to
make the discount for the sixty days time.
All claims will be promptly ptid at matur-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12

There remain unadju>:cd in the Mutual
the following insuranccs in which the los
ers have not vet furnished their claims:
Burrows Il Peek, on goods. $1,000. d..
X. Bennett, 800. and William G.. Lewis.
$3.50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12

PONDS EXTRACT Pamphlet. fie;ory and u....with
Zach bottle. and nlzi.-i free nIi a;vli-a.lou 10
:. az dru---I.t. Or u . Maiden Lane. y \
SOL iy lr;Ixsis.s YG0v<
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12
TWENTIETH YEAR for pYLEs. sALERArrs

:" 11-~ TIL II EA Is TOT T 7 les 5 ALEKATCS
and not one successful rival. Every body acknow
edges its superiority in all respects. 1t AWAY.
put up in ponnl packages u,i lrr nv name and
sold by lirst-cla>s tirocers. Ecy,aic that Won are
net deceived hv the mis- representations %: crafty
dealers fn'}Wi JAMES PYLE. ManuGart rcr
That Enemy OF Mankind, Consumption, can he
cured: but Il Is far hcttcf prevent the cruel dis
from fastening Itself upon he system bv Il timely
of 4 remedy Ike Or. UiSer'S Bat am of VIA
cherry. 50 etc and 81 bottle, large bottle, uch
the cheaper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12

The GtIpv.n- Business W., Transacted
in tn. Plr.,t. rplr: for the District Of
U~..l,., tan ,Iurin.. the week On. ]inc- Nav
:, > > ,n.. ~ .a,
,,,ny'.1. S,nlron;, Du !L.v. rx.rn,riy
GrorG, N n;a.ur and Amos Chase. COM
mi~oio""r> J K. Norer"~> est@tr-S. s.
N';'th- Il 'Il' n'S'r.I'r, - H. '','rs"h
,',;l-innrrs Nrv II Ei,.h,rl>on:. ESTATE,
Inventory Returned. reacz Whcclovk' !,
,,f'tr-'pti4ih','r''"F account re- 'Frr' /"
,,n'i.i-, fo. Il .n,s. to s.l7 re,l estate re-
errcd to Nav - A. G. Dickinson's c.
t 'tr-' :m'ni~tftor account allowed ana
i''i'' - I '''.' " ,r,,'r'i;.n
Nav Jnln CIrk'. c,t:,;e-,dminiS-
trl-or'- acco M rrferre to June /.
MI> ,. " m . '''''' : ''''' "
Nav A1j, S.,Iaar..s e-.at.-will
referred for probate to June ],
:, My -, ''9l'N ..''':. ,t'';" ''n,'
turned.
-
Go to the MON House. Montpelier Yer
I mont. All quiet, neat, and clean.
FMl7m3
The Fra H,e,v is getting utterly reck-
las. * last r.,id ON confidinc and nm
-,
Sa>perih@ p0olic was ''l'S "'roeloos 'hihS
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ID |! A L II :

In MIntpe,icr May llth, Mrs POLLY WIFI IF. mot:
e. II Prof. Whit pnrlal u The NerIn N MetlDi:s
Sam AL ....l : \..tr-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12

bANGERoTs INDIFFERENCE--If Won have friend
troubled with a chrome cough and who app chenis
no danger from II, speak to him seriously Tell
hum that every paroXvstn Is like the sound OF a
muf filed drum beating time t, his march TO the grave
advise him To go forthrih, a course Of HALE
HONEY OF IIOKFHoCND AID TAR. The country
from ocean to ocean ring. with its astounding
Of chr One cough AMI II complaints OF the lung,
oplt h,na tam In, cpvS ,4t,fr,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12
NJ 4 X K | A & f ;

In Eorthfeld. Ma 5,h by R-v " J kiilrr Mr.. TK :
+ WHITNEY, If l}raIutrce and Mss ALICE ! RI H.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12
SEED CATALOGUE.

fer FEEF I every ai.i man in New Ens-
land VIII onltiTa:os farm It's vegetable ssrden or
plants wer garden. large illustrated Catalogue
Of Vegetable AID Flower Seed FOR les one hundred
AID ff;y Of tie varieties Q: vegetable seed crown
my fJur see. :arras. New England soil have
made varieties Of vegetables specially for many
years As the original iu:rUducer q Hubbard Mar
blehead and BltIIan Sinashe-. FLinn-ys Melon rhs
Harhleheai CahhaEes AID OF cher ve.eta-
bes / solicit your atr'iaSe AL seed sold under
three warrants
FMII~4 JAMES J II GREGORY Marblehesd Aass
GENTS. Chang Chang sells sight Secesss.
LAas = az tI''ds free C4sns Chang MI Go BostS
FMltwl
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f0RTt NJ, FOR ALL.


SIWNI t(.TNT~ " IN IT u ~ at = Ut FII-
e)IIBN. iAic and lats,r~ O.: LIVINGSTONE.
b, RFv- J. r CHLNBtI.S. WHO fr, ms personal
Writings slI.rnlnc the LAST Ion R>AI.l ol2s
llyidlN tT,lA>.' Gl.l the
tltll frus
Ii.rais l., ,tse~ l:AEsts Il -: .-~a- IL
rare IIrT. EATIrNs pIiy s%e Rich interest
Is,.v ia pHI-r pItSe'is 500 f-- we.ks
ADDRESS HI B!BARD BIOS Publisher. - Westminster
Street. T. 81, txlvI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12
IL IIA\D (OI\TN
WA>uI>GrON COUNTY,.
" INDIAN COUNTY

The house. bIrn an -h.l Of tiapr,. Stevens. in
William town. were desire. ci by fire on Monday
last. Loss E 900; insured for : $50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

X. Is. wilkins of Fairfax has male v'} lbs. OF
maple sugar from ID trees, and naturally ASA
who beats -
small party of - persons assembled II the /
dencc of +. Z. Baker, in West EhnsburSn, on tue
afternoon of the 81 Of April, whose united ages
made tot. OF oGi, All residents of the town eN-
cept f. W. Baker and wife who reside IN Porilan J.,
Name.
\ =. Al5lns pnn.er hl.-ucI +. NJ. Bradley.
Seer ctary ofthc printers union. for LIBEL IN pub
h-hinG hun IA, that i. one not belonging 10
the union.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12

SoRE THROAT. QI-INST. ISFIAMED ToSsIIs:sna
AIR PASSAGES are PROMPTLY cured By the ~ 3
II Pond EItract I; Ieysr falls
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-12
ORLEANS COUNTY,

Eleven persons united with the Barton Couglcgt
tIUna |, church last sunday.
~. A. Earle has presented to the Congregational
society at Barton costly AMI elegant baptl,sn,I
font for their new church,
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STATES MAIL.

l37 Bowcry. NV York, =. Q. Box $50
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20

jich, cht6ii-l Sc vzdati. Oni neodpovtdt-
III. | zvolal tJz ddstoinik ma ostatni v6z
ne: ,,Kdoz ST chcete zachrdniti zivot,
lined vyjd6tew Tohoto vyzvani uposlech
j, vyima Puebly, vsichni v6znove vysed5e
re dyeff vzdavse Sc strait. Kdyz uci-
neny vsechny pfipravy k rozhodnemu Il.
toku ma zoufalce, uGinGno druh6 vyzvani:
,,Vyid6te, kdo chcete; kdo z6stane uvniti
jest synem smrtiw tn zayzn6la HASTE
a vyzyyave iciich odpovtf - iedna to
slova, iez dosud promuvili ,,Ya we're
,nos! entire, 81 quierrer' (Uyidime, ystnp-
t., libo Ii vamD
Opttne tazano Sc: ,,Chcete vyjiti"--
ale zadna odpovef nenasledovala. Zou-
faly Gmysl techto nestastnikd: zabijeti a
byti zabitu, uCinil lhosteinym spiisob, ia
kym by Sc sytta NELL byti sprovozoni.
Bylo nevyhnutelno, co neirychleji ie zba
vti'moci ku spdsobeni iest6 v6tsiho zla,
ably .ejich obratnosti udatnosti jest6 Vi
ce lidskych zivoti obtt nepadlo. Ser
zan vysldn, ably vprayil do venice dya-
nacti liberni bombu. Vrativ Sc zahy, Wy
lezl ma stfechu stayeni odstranil nGkolik
prken ptde. Otvorem povstalym W.
zena do v6zeni tfaskayka hoficim dou-
tnakem. Jeii vJbuch zabil ma mistG diva
Puebli, tfeti byl poran6n. Ably tento
rychle byl skolen, namifil naG serzan ru-
Gnci. Pueblo vSak hbitGii nan vystfelil
Sip, ktery voiinovi pronikl pyslSem a no.
sem, a pfinutil jei k rychl6mu it6ku.
Jiny muz yystoupil nyni srucnici ma
stfechu a vystfelil; zaroven vystfelil t6z
Indian; bylo to vsak ieho posledni mama
hani; dfivtisi rama byla ioi iz oslabila,
sip letGl daleko kolem cilc Pueblo klesl
isa prosttelen. Vsak nebyl iest6 mrtev;
rychle vyskocil op6t, potfasal vyzyvav6
svym lukem, pozdvihl no pax, ukazuje ma
misto, kde iei posl6ze vystfelend kule pie
rail, odhodil ma to lux i posledni svIi
sip ma zern a zavfel oci. Hlava klesla
mu k prsoum Indian pocal nyni tise,
ysak zfeteln6 monotonni zp6v, bezpochy-
by re pisen valecnou neb vitGznou. Brzo
vsak dozn6l tento proudici Sc krvi: dd
stoind to ieho kmene obtt bohGm pod :
zennim.
To byla tragedic til vvzvGdacd =
Pueblo.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20

IA nyni starry muzi, pamatuj, ze Sc
objesulu .pokazde V cas-" Jen jedine
slovo-li zradis = propadl's neien svobo
dou ale i zivoten. Bud pametliv techto
papird.".
,Budu mlccliv jake hrob,' brumlal
Scragg.
Ia malon chvili vystoupili oba vzhuru,
do krcmy, kde ,,zeleny" Ircan doeud Sc
del, iakoby nekoho ocekaval
Scragg Sc chtel jiz vytratiti, ale Swipy
lei zadrzel poseptal mu neco do ucha,
nacez jei strkal do zadni mistnosti, pfepa
zenim Cd naleyarny oddeene. Ircan je
sem nasledoval. Kdyz Sc byli ysichni til
kolen stolu posadili, vytahl Swipy listi
ny u pfedlozil ie Ir6anovi k podpisu, tax
aby pred soudcm vetsi platnostmely.
Ma to mohl Scragg odejiti. kdy2 Sci
kolem nalevny, zasoupal nohou, coz male
vace, ktery koute podfimoval, vzbudilo.
Scragg dial mu iakes znameni, jemnz ma
l6vac porozumel, nebof Sci "a MIN, MAZE
dmyslu zavfit dvefe ma kliG a nevypu-
stiti diva zbyl6 hosty.
Ale dv6 jiskrnych, bystrych oci sledo-
valo kazde hnuti ieiich. Priv6 kdyz ma
kliG zaviral, chopila no slna ruka "a TIL.
,,Prosim, pustte mas ven,' pravil Swi
py pevne.
Nalevac Sc zptudka obratil Il slime Swi
pyho udefil.' Avsak tento splatil mu ra
nu to dvojnasobn6. Krvdceje nosu a
ust svalil Sc nalevaG ma zem. Ma to Swi-
py IrGan odesli.
,,Beggorra!' zvolal Ircan, kdyz Sc o
ctnuli na ulici.
,,Pustme Sc "a tim zradnym lotrem a
hodme no do feky."
Ne; clovek ten mize mne byti velmi
prospeny, Chci no pouziti co hlavniho
svtdka prot Grayovi."
Zatim kradl Sc Scragg temnotou nocni
bruce sam k sobG:
,Baj dziminitti, mel isem to ma kahan
ku. Ten Cikansky slide Jest dabel sam
: nebo kterak by mohl voditi "a nos me
a celou bandu tech nejprohnanesich ta-
skafd. Ne = pokud on jest ma zivu, ne
isem ia jist zivotem. On musi zhebnouti
musi."
Ia deset minut pfihnalo SO do kremy
asi pal tuctu chlapd, domnivajicich Sc po.
stihnouti tn Cikanskeho slidicc.
(PokraGovani.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20

wv
Cleveland, dne IS. kyttna 1875
Nasledujici ceny jsou We yelkem. Obi
nj ceny isou We skladech (Elewator), svJ
minkamy zvlast6 poznamenanJmi.
Psenice: Gislo /, cervena zimni
1.3S els 2. 1.2S.
Kukufice: S0--79 cts.
Owes: els. /. 60 tis. 2. 81 ctd.
Zito: 110-110 busel.
JeGmen: 1.20-1.50 busel.
Mouka: 7.0Q-7.25 20 sud Gerve
ne neb bic zimni psenice mleta Y
mGstG; same the druhy ma venku NILE
te 0 80 ctii. meme; jarni psenicna mouka
5.75-6.50 "a sud-
Zitna mouka: 5.50-G.25 "a sud
Pice "a Tund hrubych otrpb 24.00;
nejlepsf (Middlings) $500 = 5000
Seno: Timotejske ma firech 20.0O-
22.00 "a tonu; We storu 23.00 - 2+00
Sadlo mGst9 pfevafene II cth pfi
soudku, ma sudy 10; ma venku pfevafo-
14-143 die ialosti.
M Las neilepsi 2G-2S C.
We il ce ccrstye 1G-1S ma study ma
kose.
Nasol enc h hovezi maso: Ceny
stale poptavky dobr6, 200-1300 "a
extra Mess
UzenG maso sunky nalozen6 Ev
cukm 12l-13. Pfedni Q ctI; spek 49,!
90 ctd, zusene hoveM II
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20
Crpomluka zobean>ke valky

ku zvlastnim iikazHm bratrovrazedn6
valky mezi severnimi a iiznimi staty Unie
nalezel tez demoralisniici vliv obou boju-
iicich stran ma ,,Puebly," osedl6 to We We
snicich Indiany, iichz osady NJ cd staleti
nalezaji Sc po rGznu udoich rex novo
mechickych.
Pueblove branili Sc XVI. stoleti udat
ne casto stastnt proti vpadu Spanela
vydobili sobe cd mistokrali mechickych
privilege, potvrzniici ie drzeni osidle-
nJch jimi uzemi. Podrobili Sc postupu,
ilmz r. 1S4S stall Sc poddanymi Spoje-
nych statd, byl svJm novym pandm
vzdy v6rni. Vsak tu octli SO pojednou
uprostfed boje, jehoz pohnutkam nerozu-
nell ktery Sc jejich zaimd netykal,
Ostatne utineno obou stran jen malo
pokusd k pohnuti Pueblo k boi, a slouzi
t6mto ku chvale, re zachovali ulozenou SO
b6 neutralitu nenasledovali pfikladu
MechikanG a divokIch IndianI, ktefi
vsude pfepadali pevndstky opustene vol
skem severnich stati pied blizici Sc pre-.
silou otrokafd, drancujice je. Jakoz vsak
byva v kazde obci vice meme nepokoj-
nych a podnikavych lidl, tax mezi TENT
to Indiany vyskytli Sc mnozl mladici,
ktefi Sc propIitovali "a vddce neb vyzv6-
dace, byli takovymto sluzbam vsku-
tku letech 1S61-62 cd konfederova-
Jch phi pochodu jich udolim feky Ric
Grande zhusta uzivani.
z pocatku, jak znamo, otrokafi sfastn1
postupovali ku pfedu, po nekolika srdt-
kach vtrhli sedokabatnici vit6zne do San
ta-Fe, kde ulozili vybrali velkou kontri
buci dali Sc pax dale ku pfedu cestou
pevnosti Union.
u Apaches Canon srazili Sc vsak vo
skem, jemuz velel general Slough a utrp6
Ii nplnou porazku. Musel Sc vzddti
vedeni isou touze cestou, kterou byli pfi
sli, co zajati, davse cestne slovo, ze mesa
, hnou drive opet ku zbranlm, dokud nebr
; don vymeneni.
Mnozstvi porazenych konfederovanyc
rozptylilo sc po kraiine; mezi jinymi nj
lezeli tez k tomuto til mladi Pueblov
sledovavsi otrocniky co vyzvedaci, kite
! zievem, obratnosti, smelosti ostrazitos
u pfatel i nepfatel ziskali 81 jakousi pc
vest, tax ze Jim po vytce fikapo: til w
zvedaci Pueblove.
y Pohranicni tvrz Union, lezici as 100 6
glickych mil cd Santa Fe, jest pro sv'
y geografickou polobn i iine okolnosti m
/ stem strategicky velmi ddlezitym, ba II
% dalezitHjsim temef Novem Mechiku,
nj zde tedy davan ostry poor ma CHI II
podezfele osoby. Kdyz tedy nasi til |
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-20
CLEVELANDSDA
SklenarSka SpOleCnOSf.

Obchodnici We francouzskGm, americkGm
a obytejnem sklu do oxen.
Office 130--132-134 Champlain Str.
Cleveland, Ohio.
-. Mas sklad Jest nejvetsi state
Ohio. 22-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-21
NEWS ITEMS.

Hon. F. W. Green, Secretary of the
State Board of Centennial Commission
ers, reports the indications that Ohio
will take front rank in extent, variety and
quality of articles exhibited at Philadel-
phia. .-..l--
Sixty colored miners from the Hook
ing Valley passed through Columbus on
Wednesday en- route to Youngstown to
replace strikers in the Mahoning region.
Lively times in that section may be ex-
pected for a few days.
George H. Price, of Cincinnati. the
express messenger who shot the burglar
who recently attempted to rob the ex-
press car, has been receiving quite an
ovation in that city. Price is described
as fine, handsome young man, with
clear grey eyes and blonde moustaohe.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
sent out the comforting assurance that
specie payments are to be resumed at
once-that he will soon have the glitter
ing coin on hand with which to do it
SO, 900, 900 by the end of June and $1O,-
I0O0,O more by September, and all in
bright silver pieces. -,@~S -
Lawrence Habel, who pleaded guilty
in April, 1874, to the charge of robbing
letter boxes in New York, and who was
sentenced to two years Imprisonment al
hard labor, has been pardoned out by
the President upon the recommendation
of Lyman Tremaine, David Wilbur H.
W. Barry, aud, as the pardon states, q
number of respectable citizens in Chi
cago.
On petition filed by Robert q.
Lincoln, setting forth that his mother,
Mary Lincoln, is insane and incapable
of managing her estate, valued at $75,.
900, she has been ordered by the Ooun.
ty Court, at Chicago to be immured tc
the hospital at Batavia Illinois.
The Sioux delegation called on Presi
dent Grant on Wednesday, but he would
not talk on the subject of their visit, ,anG
directed them to talk freely with the
Secretary of the Interior and Commis
lsioner of Indian Affairs, and that if any
disagreements arose he would endeavol
to right them. Red Cloud and Spottel
Tail expressed desire to have "grea
talk" with the Great Father.
The Methodist ministers of New Yorl
city had the question of keeping thu
Bible in the schools before them foi
discussion last Monday. The drift o
sentiment was that the Common SCHOOL,
should be purely secular, and that al
though the putting the Bible out of tn
schools would not prevent the attacks o
the Roman Catholic organization oil
them, it should be put out as a matter o
both justice and policy. Sound judg
ment. EE. RTT
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-21
Careful Dispensing.

In no avocaton is a thorough knowl-
edge of the material used so absolutely
important and the exercise of correct
and careful judgement so vitality essen
tial, as in handling and compounding of
drugs and medicines, most of which are
capable of sacrificing life when their
right use is misunderstood. 1t is not
the prerogative, but the rightful privil-
ege of man to acquaint his patrons and
the public of the reasons, by virtue of
which he has a just claim upon their
patronage, and by which their conf
dence is firmly secured. Approaching
this, and understanding the fact many
wrongly conceived notions are engen-
dered by the false theories which emin-
ate from little errors in business trans
actions, OF from other sources, S. BUoK-
LAND & Son have prepared neat hand
book which contains brief summary of
truths in relation to their business, and
which cannot fail to prove of much in.
terest to the public. The firm are of 8
quarter Of century standing and We
know of none more experienced better
prepared-or more reliable to conduct
a business Of such vital importance tc
the public at large.