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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-12-02
SheriIf's Sale.

WALDO, So. Taken execution in favor ol The
inhabitants OF Stockton gAnsi The Fort Point lie
tel Company, and will he sold ut public auction to
the highest bidder, on SATURDAY. the first day Of
january, A. ID. 1876, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, III tie
store OF f.. >. Fletcher, i'll said stockton, all the
right iii equity which said Hotel Company had ON
the eighth day Of April a. ID. 1874, at one O'Clock,
L. VI, when the sam" WaS attached on the original
writ, vi redeeming certain lot Of land situate in
said stockton, at the place known Fort Point,
and adjoining 10 government land OF the nited
States, ON which is erected the light house, being
the lot on which the hotel stands and bounded as
follows viz. beginning at the northeast corner OF
said government lot at granite monument; thence
south 80 deg. 20 min. by said lot 27l II feet
a granite monument; thence, north, 6 deg. ~ min.
cast, l II feet 10 stake; thence, north u deg 10
min west 100 6-l2 feet TO stake; thence, south,
63 deg. 10 MIN west JUl 012 feet to 4 stake thence
south, ID deg. 10 min east, 206 . II feet TO granite
monument 1T the northwest corner of government
lot; thence, north, 90 deg. 80 min east by said ot
y 2l2 feel TO the point begun ut, together with
right OF way rnn SAID pr cnises to the public road
leading from stockton village, also from said prem
Uses to the wharf, being the same PREMISE which
We're mortgaged by said Hotel Company 10 Charles
+. Sanford and Hugh Ross, TO secure the payment
OF $4,000, on the 18th day Of November A u. 1871,
by deed OF mortgage OF that date recorded in the
Waldo Registry. book 1876 Page %i6
}. ". BLACK, Deputy Sheriff..
Belfast, NOV. Y, lS.j.--.W."2
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The only way some people can keep theil.
names untarnishe'l. is t. m.l-e nlid56t rene
half her time securing the door plate.

The only way some people can keep theil
| names untarnshed. is t. NIKE nlidget rene.
half her time securing the door plate.
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
VIII be found to possess those qualities neces-
| sary i'll the total eradication Of all bilious at
| tacks, prompt to start the secretions Of the
| liver, and give healthy tone to the entire svs-
| TEN. Indeed, it is no ordinary discovery in
| medical science to have invented a remedy for
| these stubborn complaints, which develop all
the results pro.uced by heretofore free use Of
calomel. mineral justly dreaded by mankind,
| and acknowledged 10 be destructive in the en-
IRENE to the human system. That the proper-
ties OF certain vegetables comprise all the Wiz
tues OF calomel without IFS injurious tendencies,
| Is now IN admitted fact, rendered indisputable
b. scientific researches; and those who use tile
| Mandrake Pills will be fully satisfied that the
| best medicines are those provided by nature in
| the common herbs and roots of the fields.
| These pills open the bowels and correct all
bilious arrangements without salvation or any
of the injurious effects Of caiomel Or other poi
sons. The secretion Of bile is promoted ny
| these pills. as will he seen hy the altered color
Of The stools. and disappearing of the @;,llow
| compressor ahH cleahNlhS OF the tongue.
| Ample directions ior use accompany cach
hnx of Mills
n,
iiFi"F" GUY ~ - H. N'i'ti'th " N"'i' i'
| their principal office, corner Sixth and Arch
| Streets, Philadelphia, and for sale by MI drug
giSts and dealers. hiec - cents per box. 4w42
''iienry. why don't yon keep Il supply Of
Glove, ia your pochct3" SAID an Albany younp
lady to her escort NJ The Onrra n0usc recently:
~" M1"tuli !n''' itN ~ lu.l ""t 'll't ~ tl!
t','' VIZ ..' WHY ''o 80 50 '"'''' l"''
VI '''' II '"H """'
MANY compounds are found in the market
claiming healing power from the little tar they
,rr tI .,i.. ,,rn;for. Of nav ;ntoniinn ''I
wLih tr iti,i,. ,,,.i,,,.i''In nf ma H., M, La
crrnI f.a. tra,, ,hn Il4ri, ;,,,,nrn s,I,ot.n,.,
This rti,Ir If ,5Ir, III. i WI m, in snlrI,i
forms undp,. tL,. .n,nrnnri.tr unnn nf ..lnra.t
Tar" tnr tho lI,nr. rt.,ri E;dna>. ,nI liz.
rasrs 81 H. si:in >>L rnttr .irInri.f tnr III,
..JForast ,il,, pnni - nn,,t,,o ,oI,,.II ,,,,t,
''''' ." W N"''''''
\ man WAS Boosting thn he had Ic2l mar
rcd for twenty Wears and had never given his
say he ,lont dare 10.
Sio'h' tna' wet our ieel ana STOCKINGS ana m
oecu our person ail oyer Ia iact we took 4
'l"'NiiS 'old. "iii'h pfotighi Sorr 'nfoai ahh
y i,'f'oili> o. ieNeT. INC @oo1 NIle assert
e't heF "'lthoFHy' plunged oNf lect IN net water
wrapped Il. IN ho' b'anNetS,al sent our iaithiul
son ioi apot'ie o. aver merry fectofal' ~ Is Il
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We learn that the injuries Of Mr. Drisko
Editor of the Machias Union, sustained
from the assault OF johnson with an axe
last Friday, may prove worse than III first
anticipated. The blow was given with
the poll Of the axe, innicting wound
which is severe and will leave a bad scar.
but which would not be dangerous, ordin-
arily; but in MIR. Drisko's case there are
indications Of erysipelas. He is in much
pain, and grave apprehensions have been
excited. The brute Johnson is under
bonds awaiting trial for his unproyoked
and murdcrous assault. Calais Times.
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obituary notices, beyond the rate, Name and Aye
must be paid {Or.J
In searsmont, Nov 9th, Mrs. Mary Ann Bean,
formerly of North Haven, aged 20 years.
In North Haven, Nov. 10Th, OF dphheria, John
w. Beverage.
In Brooklin, Nov. 9th, Capt. Geo. G. Bartlett,
aged ~ years.
In Sullivan, Nov 9th, Mrs. Hannah W, widow of
the late Capt. William SaIter, aged y years.
In Sedgwick. Nov. l9i, Mr. Levi Gray, aged =
years and months.
East sullivan, Nov. q tn, David Robinson.
In Rockland, Nov. 2Ith, Mrs. Lucy g., widow Of
the late Isaac Stcarns aged rs years, mos 10 days.
In Rockland, Nov. 2lst, George A., wife of the
late Alfred Spear.
In Rockland, Nov. 21st, Nora, daughter of VIM.
III. and Amanda Pettee. aged year, q months.
In West Camden, Nov. Eth, MIR. William Mank,
aged about 70 years.
In Boston Station, Kentucky, Nov. eth, Margaret,
wife of Jonathan NewhalI, Of South Thom,ston,
aged II years
In Waldoboro, Nov. 10th, at the residence of Ed
win Z. Clark, Hattie d., wife Of A. NJ. Wethei bee,
ESQ, OF Warren, aged ;ii years, months, 70 days.
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NIAI>liIIli,

In this city, Nov. 18th, BY Rev. J. a. Ross, iIr
Mark Il. Elwcll OF Northport, and Miss George j
Gilc!,rist of Belfast
In lenobscot, Nov 2oth, by Prlrg g. staplcs
Esq, Mr. Henry +. Perkins and ALI Georgian:
A. cray, both OF penobscot.
in Spencer, Mass, Mr.. II +. Alden of Camden
and Miss George ). Flowers Of 50. Brooktied Mas*
In Camden, Nov. goth, Mr.. Martin II. Mcintyre
and Miss Rose A. Robinson, both Of Camden.
In Brookn, Nov. 5lh Nj. WadsWofth Crrter
and Miss Mary Policy.
In Castne, Nov. 18Th, Geo Ii. Staples and Mis-,
Mary Pearson, both Of Castine.
in Rockand, Nov. 18th, Mr.. William =. Bennett
OF EocllanG, and Miss EmmA j. NuWhail OF W es
Washington.
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sheriif's Sale.

WALDO, IS. Taken on execution in f;!yoroiCh:ulrs
Elliot, against William Brown and will be sold at
plblic auction. to the highest bidder, Saturday,
the first day of January, A. d. 1876, at ten o'clock.
A, NJ, at the Office Of oseph williamson in Belfast
in said County, all the right in equity which the
sail Brown had on the thirtieth day of March, A.
ID. 1875, when the same attached on the original
writ of redeeming his homestead, in Knox, in said
County, containing one hundred acres, or less,
mortgaged by said Brown to Philander Pitman on
the fourth day of May. A. II. 1872, by his deed OF
mortgage of that date, recorded in ne Waldo Regis
try, vol. 57. page MS, and to w. L. Hartman, on
the twentieth day Of june a. u. 1874, by his deed
o: mortgage of that date, recorded in said Registry
vol 1876, page ~ to which and the deeds therein
referred to- reference is hereby had for particular
description of said premises.
SAMUEL NORTON sheriff.
Heliast Noy. =, 1s75.
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News Of tho City and County

News Of tho City and County.
december.
freeze YOUR nose Tuesday:
And now its to be Judge Rust.
Frozen ears are now in fashion.
Matters in the Police Court are quiet
November went out with vengeance.
Well, did your Thanksgiving dinner agree
with YOU:
Remarkable absence Of caloric i'll that howl
wind OF Monday.
I'M Theproprietors Of the American House have
been eastins their guests on trout.
# isn't often that Il candidate is nominated by
Two ,aucusos, aud then fails of election.
Nr. A. d. h.lse lost lot OF choice house
t.Isnt~ b, DE sudden cold of Monday night.
The turkeys that didn't make their last will
And testament st Thanksgiving, can do 50 about
christmas.
\ good many boys and girls from the west
ward came home to take Thanksgiving with
tlp old fo1>.
IL y"uwsmt 70 make AZ acceptable Christmas
ot New Years present Ia your friend, send the
journal fora.ycar
'''',' '''',' i''''
NJ, railroad at preseot.
". @, Mention OF Stockton is one Of the vet
crm ~hipcarpenters, having worked at the trade
FORTY consecutive wears.
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n.n.a..,, no,y .,tnty tl,.i, brefI,ren
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pbch g. Miller, travelling salesman for
inn Of Remington 4 Go. of san Francisco,
among the passengers Of the Inflated steam
Pacific, Tie has a sister residing in Belfast
fl.. Shoe Factory eonpany are troucbino ,re-
.r.'or, To having pines for q ,upply Of bettcr
Mater fot the hoil,.l~. IT Will he tal;nn from
Me-. BARGE spring q, fine foot Of "A = Fields
l.uuHds
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Heal Thyself."

The Peoples Common Sense Medical Advis-
er, book of about 900 pages, illustrated with
over go engravings and coored plates, and
sold ut the exceedingly low price Of 81 80 tells
You how to cure Catarrh. ''Liver Complaint"
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Sick Bilious and
other Headaches, Scrotula, Bronchial, Throat,
and Lung Diseases; all diseases peculiar to
women, and most other chronic as well us acute
disorders. 1t contains important information
for the young and old male and female. single
and married, nowhere else to be found. Men
and women. married and single are tempted to
ask their family physician thousands Of ques-
tons on delicate topics, but are deferred from
doing by their modesty. This work answers
just such questions SO fully and plainly as to
leave 10 one in doubt 1t is sold by Agents, or
sent by mail post-pad) on receipt of price
Address the author, II. V. Pierce, NJ. d.,
worlds DispensarY. ButlalO. Y. !.
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SHIP NEW 5.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Nov. 22d, sclr. Lizzie Poor, Dickcy Bangor.
Nov. 23d, schr. A. w. Ellis Ferguson, Boston.
Nov 25th, schs. Julia Newell, Shepard, N. y ork
j. G. Drew, Wadlin, Rockland.
Nov. 10Th, schs. Laura Bragman, Thompson, Ten
ants Ilarbor, to load for Savannah; Fannie and
Edith, Bartlett, Boston; M. W. Drew, French,
Portsmouth; Florida, Gilmore, Camden.
SAILED.
Nov. 25th, schr. Annie Jones, JONES' Newport,
Rhode Island
Nov. 9Th, schr. Julia Newell, Shepard Rockland.
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Sheriff S Sale.


WALDO, S. Taken on execution in favor OF &c.
Jordan against Henry Mctik cry, ad will be sofa AZ
public auction to lhe highest bidder, Saturday,
the first day of January, A. ID. 1876, eleven ocloc;
A. NJ al the Office Of Joseph Williamson, in Belfast,
IL said County all the right in equity which said
1873, at 10 h. m, A. NJ, OF redreming the follow.
ing described real estate situated in Belfast aore
said, to wit certain Lot of Land in Belfast alore-
sad with the buildings thereon. and bounded rs fol
lows, viz on the South by land of TIE heirs of the
late Rufus b: Allyn, West by land formerly conveyed
10 ". II. simpson, Northwestwardly by the street
leading from High Street to The McGilvery Ship
yard, called, and EastWardly by Tde-Wacr OF
Belfast Bay, with the shore flats in front of SAID
Street and Lot. The above described property being
Registry of Deeds, Vol 1i6 Page 324, given by the
said Henry MctllS cry to James T. White, ct. al OF
said Belfast to secure the payment OF certain prom
issory notes for seven Thousand six hundred and
ninety-nine dollars and ninety three cents, dated
Nov. y, A. D. 1862 with interest PAYABLE annually
SAM Ell NORTON ShrfiII.
Belfast, Nov. n, 1S.5.--,w!!
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PERSONAL NslTyCE.

Motto" is hereby given that all officers, sailors
and soldiers, wounded: ruptured, or injured in the
late rebellion, however slightly, are entitled to :
pension, and thousands Of pensioners are entitled It
an increased rate. Apply immediately through
DIR. +. J., JACKSON,
Late Surgeon, t. $. Navy,
No. ! New t!:unhers st., New OK. sp1}r'
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Il 4 Il II = I, 90 N u

The Lord High Chamberlain, HORACE PIN
NE1, delivers All address to ''I Of the Noun
tiiiS; bidding e'esi appear and pay their tributes.
me Histlander7 from the highlands of Scotland,
Gipsics in their wild chant" Flower Girls Actors
%c then appear at the summons. rhe Little Beg
CARS appear, asking IN plantiye voice, Pleace give
me 4 penny, Sir The little Boot Black comes ANA
informs YOU in his merry tones that "Now's the
time TO get shine" for only cents.
Also the little Prlma Donna, NELLIE WIN5LOW
will appear in her Speciality, The Wifi Of IL Loy cr
otthe .ittl" 6rown Jug (Master BERTHE ME,DEEl
Little Nell viii also appear in several other char
acter songs, The Girl Of the Period, Dandy Swell,
ANA ~ ii eo4uettish Maid who's Mamma Says She
Mustn't,
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/. y. MILLER,
Belfast, Ne, Box 1855,
un,l;4r Ia. Ip,trb1l ht,ita To-

BE careful Of your Eyes. CALVIN HEEvEY makes
specially Of fitting glasses to all conditions OF the
EYES. Always INLAND the best stock in this section
Of the state, of .up.rio, lenses in gold SILVER, steel
and rubber bow.
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RoCKLAND, Nov. 80 Abial Clarke,
who stole q gold watch, silver watch,
pocket-book and articles of clothing from
James Manson, of South Windsor, for
whom he had been at work, yesterday
morning was traced to this city by City
Marshal harrington of Augusta, who AZ
rived in pursuit OF him about noon
Clarke was found and arrested by our po-
lice this afternoon. The gold watch was
found in his boot and the silver watch in
his vest pocket. An overcoat which he
had stolen he had sold on the way here.
Clarke has been taken to Augusta by the
Marshal
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The corartners Up OF SARGENT & EAEt0Ck
has this day been dissolved The business Will con
tinue TO be carried on by the untIers gucd All per
sons inteht'd to said firm must make inaetiat G
payment to CHARLES H. &\E,!E%T
Isrl.t. AoY. L. ls11.-:.M,I
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c. A. Hartman, of Auburn, beat c. F.
Avery, of Bangor, Thursday, in the fifty mile
walking match. Avery stopped on the thirty
eighth mile on account Of sore feet and bad
framing. Hartman walked the whole dis
lance IN ten hours, twenty-siy minutes. When
Avery gave up he was two miles behind.
The Sentinel learns from reliable source
mat tne directors of the Bangor & Calais Shore
Lane Railroad are to meet at Chcrryheld on the
from responsible party to take the aid voteI
by the towns and build and equip the road, the
road to be three feet guage. 49, '''o
A dispatch says that two men were arrested
in Portland, Saturday, and gave bail, CHARGED
with burning their uncle, an old colored man.
by seating and holding him on hot stoyc, on
account of his quarrelling with his wife.
Mr.. James Hill of Skowhegan was thrown
from a load of hay on Monday, by the wind tip
ping it over, striking on sled stake, seriously
and it is thought fatally injuring him.
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ihe whole company form temperance league in
which they are joined BY the Incorporate couple,
ana appear in GRAND MARCH.
The storm Spirit then appears, aud amid the
darkcning atmosphere, the nowhng Of wind, flash
ing of lightning and roaring thunder telling Ter eN-
perence among the clouds.
gain the sun appears. The people rejoice in
NJ ~ Is
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Admission. % Cts.
Reserved Seats, So %
Tickets for sale at Woodcocks BOOKSTORE Sale
commences three days in advance
Doors open at 6: IS; TO commence II : IS. If
stormy postponed until first fair night
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New Carriages Shop
RenOu'S French Salye

il the hest known remedy for Burns, Scolds, Frost
Rites ChilJIains, and all Sores on human flesh. IL
is also excellent for Bruises on flesh hOof.
Byoken Knees, called Backs, Cracked Heels etc,
horses Try one box, and you ill never wish to be
without it.. Price rs cts. per box, five boxes for
81. Sent by mail post paid on receipt of price.
Address the proprietor, j. FRANK RENOU, Law
renee, Mass. 4w2l
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Pills, POtions and Pungencies.

''IIuSband, must have some change to-day
"WeII stay at home and take care of the chill
dren: that will be change enough anyhow"
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Musical Notice.

MISS ABBIE +. EELLs, will receive few
vi pupils for instruction upon thu Piano and Cub
met Organ. Special care taken with br.nners. For
terms inquire 1T l43 Main Street
Nov. D. lS55--tizl
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LYONS kATHNHuN prevents the Hair from
falling out OF turning gray. rencWS its grow IN.
anl gives strength and Nieor. Ii i, delightfully."-
perluned, and makes splendid dressing. 1t
ever Produced t'-rl bf tie elite. Price onl}
% cents. }r
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SEAEsrohT.-A fire occurring at noon on
the 29th uIt., during the prevalence ot the high
wind, did extensive damage 10 the cloths,
clothing, furnishing goods and other ncrchan-
disc the Porter Brothers Of This place. Some
damage to the hricl, building of Mrs. NJ b.
Nichols Both insured ut the agency OF Mc~srS.
Cox a Field. Prompt action on The part of
Penobscot Fire Emgine Company, saved this
village from general conragratiom.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-10

Rozklad lidosloyi bohoslovi ma poll
myslenl jest ma poll praksc, zivota, roz.
klad monarchie republiku.
Dnalismrs dvolitost Jest podstatou
bohoslovi - dvciitost jest podstatou mo-
narchie, Tam nalezame protiyy bohu
a syetu, zde statr (krai, Wade, ufednic-
tvu voiskn) lidu. Zde tam stoii elo
Vekn vstfic vlastni ieho pytost co lima,
tam bdh lelz 81 tlovek sam die sveho o.
brazu stvotil, tedy bytost jez jen obraz-
nosti tIov6ka bytuje, = zde vsak skutet
ma, osobni nebo individuellnl pytost.
,hralove isou bohove' t. j. lide kteri So
necm vice byti zdaii nez We skutecnosti
Jsou, kteti Sc od Gloy6ka vedle skutku me-
lisi, ale ienz vedle obraznosti IN ine, vys.
81 bytosti jsou pokladani ##.
Obrazotvornost GIoyeka Jest hlavni 81.
Ion monarchie. Jen potud necha sc id
knizaty oyladati, pokud bude ovladan o.
brazotvornost svou. Knizata len tam
panuii, kde kraluie fantasie. Pfepych.
okazalost, lesk, klam ma iedne, chudoba,
nedostatek, zb6dovanost ma stran6 druhe,
tyt jsou nezbytne pfivlastky a znaky mo.
narchie. Obrazotvornost jevi Sc ien v
superlativech: naproti nejvyssimu stesti
stoIi nelvetsi nest6sti naproti nebi
peklo naproti bohu satanas.
Jen ,,lnmpoy6" jsou reyolucionafi, pra-
Vi sosaci. Arcit, nabitym tezkym mes
Gem ma hfbete nelze smele vysoke sko.
ky provad6ti.
kdo ma triine panujel Ach. ien mar
nivf mann klam. Jen mezi liden ma
Iva Sc praydy vino nam. #3
Vsecko mocnafstvi jest klamave j
jen bida jest skutecna, hmatava.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-10

Jesto isem delsi cas- ma nayaly krvo
bolehi hlavy bolesti zaludecni trpcl a
rozlicnG leky ac bez Gcnku, zkusil, kou
pil jsem 81 iednu pak druhou lahev
dra Alb. Conradiho augsbursky ch
pek, ktere tax byahodeinG rychle
ucinkovaly, &e iseln nyni zdrav. Citim Sc
tedy povinna, p. dru. AIbertn Conradimn
diky vzdati ieho kapky kraianGm mym
doporuciti.
Fr. Payer, 101 Croton Str.
- h dostani isou We ysech lekar.
mach jakoz i NJ. Krejciho.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-10
POZORUHODNA SLOVA mar

prosluly nemecky ucenec Holtzendorff
studujici mladezl italske. Mcskaltk VI
talii navstivil n6ktere university italske
a dovedl 81 nakloniti studentstvo italske
do te miry, ze toto nan yzpom6lo srdec
nym pozdravem. K tomuto pozdravu
dava nyni professor ten odpovtd, o niz
N. L. napsali pekny tlanek, nadepsany:
Go narod1m zajisfuje budoucnostsr
Tuto podavame odpoved Holtzendortfo
vu, jak j dotcenem listu nalezaune.
,,Poznal jsem ltalii," pise prof Holtzen
dortf studentdm italskJm, "a yefiln cd
tud skalopevn6 vsavnou JEFF budoucnost.
A tato budoucnost slavna bude tim skye.
lejsf blizsi, elm drive v mladem pokole-
nj studentstva italskeho opanuii stechet
ne ty myslenky, k nimz Wy, pahove, Sc
znate. Vase pfesvedceni, ze Jest povin.
nosti studenstva mladsiho pokoleni vti-
bee, by zahajilo novou cru miru, vedy
pracs y narodech, ueinilo pfitrz mrzke-
ma / nstvi n Y Z d 0 m osti, poveryI
a u a. zalezitostech spolecnosti lid
ske: toto pfesvedceni take u mas Nem-
cich nabtva vrchu. My sobe opaknjem
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-10

% veni nose I'm K o b ou-
ku udalo Sc die ,,Nord. Allg Ztg.' v Ste
tine. Ma bozi hod svatodusm koupl S
ieden obuynik klobonk, nose iei po celt
svatky. Po kratktm case uciti velkt
havy boIeni na Gele yyrazily Sc male ne;
toylce, ez sc poGaly podbirat, oci mel "a
nicene opuchle, pomalu zanitil Sc .au
ccly oblite. Nestavao pochybnosti, ze
pficInou toho jest noseni kIobouku, ien3
dan byl soudnimu luCebniku k prohlidnu
II, kteryz seznal ze hneda kiizev klobou
ku kolem podsita napustena Jest barvor
anilinoyou, kteraz barva pisobi, dostane
Ii Sc na teo, zapaleniny. Wee udana po
.hcii, kteraz zavedla dalsi vysetfovani.
Sraslivas bevrazda. V Ri
me wal sobe 30 kvetna chvaln6 znamy
professor Tomas Juvara, feditel kralovske
kalkografe znamenity m6dirytec stras-
livym sp6sobem zivot Nalezen by We
SVEN pokoii mitev. Sedel ma stolic., dr.
ze v ruce IL lIst nabitou bambitku. Die
vseho rozhodl Sc Ginu tomuto teprve v
hodin rano, nebot ma zdi bylo ieho ru-
kou krvayym pismem napsano ,,Pil de-
yate. Jsem vesele mysle zertuji, oee-
kavaie smrt" Nize stdlo: ,.Vsemohouc
boze! Odpust mnt, .iakoz odpoustim ne.
pfatelnm sv}m". Ma jine tas,i zdi ma
lezal se naps: ,,Rozum Sc vraci - maj
boze! zachran dust rqoji'. 10 smrtelny
zapas byl dlouhy oolestny, dokazue
napis We vyklenku: ,,Jest poledne do
sud nejsem mrteY". Pfefozal sobe zily
ma obou rukou, krev zachytil do talife,
namotil do nj steticku a il nakreslil napi
sy ma sttndch. Nesfastnik byl 81 rokG
star I'll v neiurovnan4sich pomerech.
Stal Sc kouecne silenym, nysle, ze Jest
prondsledoydn, COZ iej ku etrasliye teto
smrti dohnalo