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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-12-22
gsIsetsb Story.
THE TWO NEIGHBoRS.


One evening as the twilight was
dnsking into deeper shades, farmer
Helton stood in his door-yard,
with2a gun in his hands, and
saw adcg coming out from his
shed. It was not his dog, for his
vas Of a light color, while this was
surely black.
The shed alluded to was open
in front, with double doors for the
passage of carts, and a wicket for
pedestrians at the back; and this
shed was part Of a continuous
structure connecting-the barn with
the house. Around back Of this
!, house was the sheep-fold.
There had been trouble upon
farmer Welton's place. Dogs had
been killing his sheep and some
of the very best at that. BE lad de-
cIared, in his wrath, that be would
shoot Che first stray dog be found
~prowling around his premises.
On this evening, by chance, be had
been carrying his gun from the
housesto the sbarn, when the ca
nine intruder appeared. Aye,
and in the barn be had been
taxing the skin from valuable
sheep which had been killed and
mangled with tigerish ferocity.
So, when he saw the strange
dog coming through his shed, be
brought the gun to his shoulder,
and, with quick sure aim, fred
The dog gave leap and a howl
and having whisked around in a
circle, two or three times, he
bounded off in a tangent, yelping
painfully, and was soon lost to
sight.
ssHallo! what's to pay now,
Welton ?''
"Ah-is that you, Frost?"
- eyes. Been shootin' somethin', ,
amt YEP"
dive shot dog, I think"
ssYe-e-s. [ seed him scootin' off,
It was Brackets, | reckon"
Before the farmer could make
any further remark, his wife call
ed to him from the porch and he
went in.
Very shortly afterward a boy
and a girl came out through the
shed, as the dog had came. Down
back of Welton's farm, distant half
a mile, or so, was saw and grist
mill, with quite a little settlement
aroand it; and people having oc-
casion to 60 on foot from that Sec
ton to the farms on the hill
could cut off a long distance by
crossing Welton's lot. The boy
and girl were children Of Mr..
Brackett. When they reached
home they were met by scene OF
dire confusion. Old Carlo, the
grand old Newfoundland dog-the
loving and loved-the true and the
faithful-had come home sh t
through the head, aud was dying.
The children threw themselves up
on their shaggy mate, and wept
and moaned in agony.
Mr.. Bracket arrived just as the
dog breathed his last. One of the
older boys stood by with a light
ed lantern-for it had grown quite
dark now-and the farmer saw
what had happened.
"Who did this ?" he asked,
groaningly.
"John Welton did it," said Tom
Frost, coming up at that moment
"He's been losln' sheep, an !
guess he's got kind o wrathy."
sBut my dogneverkilled a sheep
-never! He's been reared to
care for sheep. How came he
down uhere?"
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The amount of sand paper an
nually produced in the United
States is estimated at 100000
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SUPERPHOSPHATES.

THEIR PRACTICAL UsEs-REDUCED PEOs-
PILATES, COMBINED WITH HOME MA
TERIALs AND POTASH-PREsENCE OF
ABUNDANT VEGETABLE MATTER IN
THE SOIL NECESSARY TO ENSURE GOOD
RESULTS.
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True affection grows stronger
as it grows older. The same may
be said Of an egg.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-12-22

alone with Welton, and asked him
what it meant.
"Tell me calmly aud candidly
all about it," he said.
After little reflection, Mr.. Wei
ton told the story. He knew: the
old clergyman for true man and
whole-hearted friend, and be told
everything just as be understood
it.
"And neighbor Bracket thinks
even now, that you shot the dog
knowing it was his ?"
II suppose So"
"If you had told him the exact
facts in the beginning, do you
think he would have held his an
ger?"
This was a hard question for
John Welton, but he answered it
manfully.
"Truly, parson, I do not think
be would"
"Were you every more unhappy
in your life than you have been
since this trouble came ?"
'I think not"
"And,if fpossible, ,ueighbor Brack-
ett is more unhappy than you"
"Do you think so ?"
eyes. He is the most angry
and vengeful."
A brief pause and then the par
son resumed:
brother Welton, with you are
needed but few words. You are a
stronger man than brother Bracli-
ett. Do you not believe be has
a good hearth"
Eyes"
II wish you could show him how
true and good your heart is"
"Parson !"
II wish you could show him
that you possess true Christian
courage"
"Parson what do you mean p
Il wish you had the courage
to meet him and conquer him."
"How would you have me do
it ?"
"First conquer yourself: You
are not ofended?"
mo. Go on"
And thereupon the good old
clergyman drew up his arm chair
and laid his hand upon his friends
arm, and told him just what be
would have him do. He spoke
earnestly, and with tears in his
eyes.
"Brother Welton, have you the
heart and courage to do this ?"
The farmer arose and took two
Or three turns across the floor
and finally he said:
II will do it,"
x * x x
On the following day, towards
the middle Of the forenoon, Peter
Bracket stood in his door-yard
with his head bent. He was think
ing whether be should harness
bis horse and be off before dinner,
or whether he would wait until
afternoon. He could not work
be could not even put his mind
to ordinary chores.
II wonder," be said to himself,
show the trial will come out! |
s'pose Welton III hire old Whit
man to take his case. Of course
the Office III be crowded. Tom
Frost says it's noised everywhere,
and that everybody IL be there.
Plague take it! wish"
His meditations were interrupt
cd by approaching steps, and on
looking up he beheld neighbor
Welton.
"Good morning, Peter"
Bracket gasped, and finally an
swered; "Good Morning." though
rather crustily.
Welton went on, frankly and
pleasantly:
"You will 60 to the village to-
day ?"
Il s'pose So"
II have been summoned by JUS
tice Garfield to be there, also :;
but really, Peter I don't want to
90. One Of US will be enough.
Garfield is a fair man and when
be knows the facts he will do
what is right. Now, you can
state them as we'll as I can, and
whatever his decision is, l will
abide by it. You can tell him that
I shot your dog, and that your
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LITTLE FINGERS.

LITTLE FINGERS.
Busy little fingers,
Everywhere they go;
Rosy little fingers.
=. The sweetest that I know.
Now into my worS-box,
All the buttons finding,
Tangling up the knitting,
Every spool unwinding!
-
Now into the basket,
+ Where the keys are hidden,
So mischievous looking,
Knowing it forbidden.
Then in mothers tresses,
Now her neck enfolding,
With such sweet caresses,
Keeping Off scolding.
Darling little fingers,
Never, never still,
Make them, Heavenly Father,
One day do Thy will.
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Soft hearts often harden, but
soft heads never change.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-17

celYm sveteln rozkmotriti, musil Sc aspon
ma oko pfispdsobiti nov6mu v6ku Kn6zi
flmsti musi byti tax vzd6avani, aby po-
zadavkim casu dostati mohli. Verici
mohou byti nevedomi, ale kn6zstvo lest
celkem vzd6lane a obcovani lidmi II.
hlazene. Mezi MIN naezneme mnoho
mu26 utenych, We v6dach literature ODE
znalych ano ! takovych, ktefi Sc zalibou
tilosoflJi politizuii Angicky karainal
Manning, nemeeky biskup Ketteer, ra-
kousky kardina Rauser, orleansky BIZ
skup Dupanloupf = vsichni ii isou pro-
sluli neien co utenci fetnci, ale j co
vytecni politkove. Mezi nizsim ducho-
venstvem jestcela fada vynikajicich u
cencd a poiitfkd Jest to dobfe vyuGena
armada, pfedstaven6 sve slep6 posloucha-
jici. Bezzenstvi jest to velike poutadlo
jez iednoho k druh6mn a vSecky k Rimu
vaze. Oni svazkG rodinnych neznai; oni
nemaii vlasti = isout to pravi bezvlasten
CT ti svetoobcan6, iichz jedinYm cilem
Jest Rim Takova armada Jest "a nasich
dn6 nemen6 slodna, nez IA Innocenta
Ill. Ackoiv sy6tske moci zbavena, bylo
by posetilosti pokladati katolickou cirkev
za malomocnou anebo v6fiti, ze n6kter6-
no naroku sv6ho sc vzdala. Plus TX. Kite
ry +. 184S poddanym svym dial svobodu
a iezovity re svych statd vypudi, Jest
veskrze prodcbly duchen svych pred
ch6dc6. Jiz cd r. 1850 usiluie vnutiti
cirkvi sve doktriny, pachnouci vesm6s
stfedoy6kem. Malo papezd vtisklo cir.
xvi osobnost svoii TAX upln6 iako nyn6isi
papez. Cd r. 1864 boinje urputn6 prot
novovek6 vzdtlanosti. V prosinci tehoz
roku pfekvapil Europu vyddnim ency-
kliky k biskupdm, ni2 zatracgje nei-
hIavn6isi pravdy yymozenosti y6dy, po.
litiky nabozenstvi. Encyklika ia prova
zend byla syllabem eli seznamem osm-
desati bludI. mezi nimiz nalezame svobo.
du poltickou a nabozenskou, beznabozen
sk6 vychovani skolni, obcansky snatek
iina ina prdva a svobody, jichz 81 ma
rodov6 po krnten stoet6m zapase do
byli.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-17
kntZSkt kukatkO.
lie Srobody)

Mravny knee, Eardt Bisamber-
gu, Jakub Zimmerman, nemz onehdy
,Prayda' pfinesla zajimavou zprayu, stal
tyto dny pred soudem klosterneuburgn
pro talesnou pfisahu ' zalezitosti soudui,
niz Sc iednalo asi o paltetiho tsice zla
tych Faraf odsouzen X .t4Ekemu ytzeui
na tfinact m6sicd. Phi preliGeni byla Gtd
ma take yysyGdteni jeho mraynGho choya
nj, mezi mimi take vysvGdteni yydant je
ho pfestayenymi, kter6 znGlo, ze j. Zim-
mermann ie GIoyek lehkomyslny, oh
dany ozralstv1, jenz ma yelikou mako
most pohlayi zenskcmu, a ienl ie II w
konavani svych poyinnosti velice nedba
T. TAX prayili ieho piedstayeni knee
sti SVEN ,spolubratru Y kristn' \ to
vse vedouc ii pani ptedstaveni, pfec ho
nechali p6sobit co taratc ,ku blahn icho
oyecekn Kazdy maze snadno seznat,
! jak asi takovyto knee k mravnosh obce
pGsobi. Ma tom ale tenn pandm nezale,
ii. Kdyby nahodou soud nebyl mu pre-
kazil femeslo, ii pani pfedstaveai by mu
nebyli ptekazei, pisobiti dale M ,y;nci
Pane KIN ,spdse y6ficich
Bratrem Kristu b}ti Sc pro-
kazal pfedstaveny frantiskanskeho klaste
ra v Jassbereny frantisk4nu Kolomonu
Bartfayovy, u6enemn ydbec obiben6-
mn to muzi, ieiz pan pfedstayenI prona-
sedoya proto, ze co feditel gymnasia
jassberenyskebo hlasoyal pro utitee n4bo
zcnstyi zidovsk6ho. Tot ten hrozny zlo-
Gin, ktery mu nemob ptedstayeny odpu-
slit nikdy. ,Bratr' Sc roznemohl, a tn
mn natizeno. ably Sc st6hoval do Kapol-
ny, kde ale opusten ode vseeh byl bv "a
hynul, kdyby Sc no nebyli mali lidulnilo-
We n6ktefi kla5ternik i'm zakazano. me.
ri sebe 10 pfijmouti. Bydlel odIehlem
domku policemen, kde no pfatelt ieho
navst6voyali. - TAX iednal ,bratr
krstu' ma mem.
Nabozenska 5ilenost napad-
la nedavno mnicha frantiskana. Petr
Josef Eugen Rakoiewicz po dlonh6 ceste
co poutnik pfisel neduzivJ do yidensk6ho.
klastera traDtskand, zadaicz "a odpoeinek.
ktery lnu byl poskytnnt. ByltG k dalsi-
mn ccstovani 1plne neschopny. Mic
vsak memo cht6l mermo dale a sice do Ri
ma, ably Sc tam vlozenim rfan rukou pa
pezovych upln6 pozdravil Mnisi ho ne
chteli pustt, tn PoGal znfit, tax he povo-
lana police. Jednalo sc to, dostati ho
do blazince k dalsimu pozorevani. Poll
cistu napadlo, yyzvati neboheho k andien
ci videnskebo vyslance a navrhl mn. ze
no tam doprovodi. Mnich svoli, "a
chvili nalezal Sc misto u vyslance - v
blazinci. - Nabozenstyi patrne vede k
blahn wa
Jak nabozenstvim clovek
zmravni. V Mariascheinu necht6lo
knezstyo. kladouc odpor proti zakondm
skolnim, po q roku nabozenstvi vyuco-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-17

vat. Xiednan koneGnG pro vyuGovdni to
iakysi Muk, iezovta. Do slloly tG chodi
Ii take diva hosi iinov6rcd, kteti ovsem,
skdyz pfisel katccheta do skoly, .iako oby-
Itein6 vSude Sc deie, odesli. Kdyz SO talk
opet jednoho dne stat m6lo, jeden z no.
cln tech Sc STROLL ably odese. vytdhl no
,velebny pam re skamna, mrstil Jim tn
ba6 skolni vyhohl no pax ze dvefi. To
byl po6dtek jeho vyucovani ndbozen
styi praktick6m. Hoch plaGici potlal
ma cest6 jineho ucitele, iemuz vypravoyal,
co Sc mn stalo Eec ptisIak k vysetioydni.
a hddete, iakou pficinn svdho iednani, k
nemuz Sc ostatn6 velebny pan ihned pti
znal, tento udal3 ,Nesnese pry pohled
ma iinoyerce' - Tot pfec jezoyita cd
kosti maso ysocko = = Velebny pan
pry ale odstran6n. Go otec hocha We W
ci ucinil. tom sc nedotitame.
Zensky Kristus, V zboznem
Tyrolsku nemaii dost ma ct6ni muzskeho
Krsta; tam 81 yymysili ieste Krista '
sukni - zenskeho. Y zemi te Il We zbo2
mem Bayorsku cti totiz fgurn, ktera pred
stavuie ma kfiM visici panu V dlouhGm
fasnatem obleku, kolem t6la zlatym pa
sem opasanou, na hlave ,zlaton' korunu 2
ryzeho mosazu nesouci. ObyGejn6 ma
iigura ma jedn6 noze pantolel. Oblicei ie
zarostly plnovousem, a celemu tomn SINE
su rikaii syatd ,Wilgelortis anebo svata
pomocnce.
Jakeho pGvoda tato ,igura,' tom pa
puie mezi lidem vicero poyidek Die ie-
dnG mich byl pry tento ,zensllJ Kristus
ylastne krasna dcera iednoho pohanskehc
krale. Nedle svG krasy byla take pfena
ramnG pobozna, COZ ostatn6 rytiflm fiSi
nepfekazelo, ably Sc ruku dcery kralov-
ske uchazeli Ona ale nechttla rytf
zadnem ami slyset, nebot Sc bya liz nc
bcskGmn 2enichu' zasnoubila. To ysak
nebylo pohanskGmu otci vhod nebot
chttl rozhodu6 pozcmskeho zett, jnak VI
del, 4c nepriide k dtdicdm a nasledoyni-
kum trann Chttl tedy dceru'k snatku
donutt. In ale vzala pry sye utoCistt k
,panu bohu', a hadejtc, co sc stale! Pres
noe j narostl po obIjceii ptl,ny - plno-
yous. kterJ vosker6 rytife Cd dalsiho II
ob1yapi -, ~ ;o;t r,,L,, al stroGI nto1
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-17
Papez a pOliticka moe.
(DokonGeni.


Plus TX. tech dvou listinach pfioso.
bill ST ufad rozhodtiho mad ve4kerym
tlovecenstvem, nebof co We smSru duchoy
niho osvobozeni vykonano, vsecko zatra.
til. kdyby byl mel tou dobou dosti mo-
CT, byl by veskerou novovekou vzd6lanost
razem znicil clovtGenstvo poznovu do
lha timskeho uvedl. On byl by, iako ne
leden pfedch6dcu jeho, do vozu troina-
sobnou korunou zdobeneho papezskeho
svetovladce clov6censtvo zapfahnul, aby
Je blceln slepe viry po sirok6m reldisti
papezstyi ti katolicke cirkye prohan6ti
mohl. Jemu, die uteni papezsk6ho, ma
lezi vladnonti, vsemn ostatnilnu svetu pak
poslouchati, svetsti panovnici jsou die t6.
hoz ucenl jen ramenem ieho, ktere ma ie-
no pokyn konatl mnsi sluzby bifice, Ably
toho dosahnul, prohlasil Sc vzdor ma
vzdor novoveke vzd6lanosti ma novvch
zakladech ztizene spolecnosti idske - "a
neomylneho. Tim centralizace fimska
dovrsena, tim znovuzfizena ona
cerna armada, jeilmz lkolem Jest poraziti
ducha tasn ukovati jei do pout - de.
mona katolickeho.
Mfli Sc ii, kteh podcehuii silu te hroz
ne organizace katolicke. Ona neni nedo-
mfiva, neni slaba ale dosud pima ziyota.
silly a odhodlanosti. Slavny anglick{ De
Jeplsec Macanley pravi: ,,Papezstyi I'd
stava nikoliv co starozitnina - ale pine
zvota mladistve silly. katolcka cir.
kew dosud na nejzazsi konce zeme misio.
mare, rovn6z horlive jako on, ktefi An.
gustinem kentn lAnglicku) pfistali, w
syla, dosud stavi Sc kralam TIME
duchem vstfic, jakfm Sc postavio Att
lovi."
kdyby syobodymilovne obcanstvo teto
zeme cas- vzchopiti Sc nemelo, kdyby v
casopisech, feenist, kazatelen proti tomu
nebezpeci nyni iiz hfimano byti nemelo.
pax ne potomci nasi, ale my ktef mladsi
lsme Sc dockame te bezedne potupy, ze
katolicka cirkev zavladne touto zemi. ia
ko zavladla Ecuadorem Peruanskem.
Politikafi j pracnji statecn6 do rukou.
Nebot COT jim zalezi ma zachovani nase-
no svobodneho zfizeni, ma prospivani
blahu naroda! Jim jde iedin6 to, aby
81 uhnali ltad anebo kdyz sami pro sebe
llfadu dosa huanti namoho,, o},, no -
kou tn zoldu uhnali dfad jinym. Vedle
katolickeho knezstva nema zdesf zem4
vetsichnepfatel, nez jsou politikafi re-
mesa. Tot ten nebezpecny hmyz, ktery
BE 1zasne ma obrovskem telese teto repu.
bliky rozplozuie jehoz zravost tim vice
vzrdsta, cim rychleii Sc mnozl. Jako
knsz k Rimu tax on zaludku svemu
hlavni zfeni ma; knee "a Rim on IN zalu-
dek kazde zrady, kazde ohavnosti, kazde
ho zlocinu schopen jest. A tax mtizeme
aniz bycbom Sc prorokGm do fernesla
pletli, pfedpovidati, ze vezmeli tato repu.
blika "a sve, bude zardousena Rimem a
xaludke4n = knezstvem'a "a politikafemi.
Byl Gas, kdy Rim byl rozhodci mocl
mezi svaficimi Sc mocnafstvimi. Slovo
jeho platilo co zakon Tento yliv liz ne
ma, nsbot vlady dospely samostatnosti
a nechti trpeti vice, ably Sc papez micbal
do iejich zale1itosti. Rim, nernel.li Sc o
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-17

vytisknou Sc jen takove, ktere Sc qaapTeq
zaplati. Vyjmuty jsou toho pravidla
spolky, jim& zaroveh oznamuie Sc "a 40
l0vsGn1 cenu.
Palec sloupce stoii $500 "a tfikrate
vytlsknuti, 2 palce $4.00, 3 palce $500
Oznamka dele uvefeinovana tim Jest lev.
nelsi, elm dele Sc uvefeinuie.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obyGejnym
pismem stoii Is eta. fadka.
Oznamky: .Kde jest" .,Naprodei'
,Hteda Sc" stoji IS eta. "a ttikrat otisk.
uuti.
- Podle toho necht SO kazdy fidi
ado Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
81 uda kolik fadek, ci kolik palcG koli
krat uyefejnit necht 81 sam vypocte a
zasle ptislusici "a to castku.
sB Kdo 81 pteie NIT oznamku '
tfitydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska
We podotkne.
Fenize posilelte v2dy postovnich
Poukazkach Money orders) psani adre
suite vzdy:
POk ROk
No. IO4 CrOtOn street.
Cleveland, d
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-17

Jesto iscm delsi cas- ma ndyaly l;ryc
bolenl hlayy bolesti zaludetni trptl q
rozh5ne leky ac bez 1tinku, zkusil, kou
pill isem 81 iednu Il pax druhou lahe,
dra AID. Conradiho an gs bursk Y eli
kapck, kter6 TAX byahodtind rychle
1tinkoyaly, ze iseln nyni zdray. Citim Sc
tedy poyinna, p. drn. Albertu Conradimu
diky yn'lafi ieho kapky l,rajanim mJm
Fir. Payer, 1o1 Croton Str.
- X do5tani sou We ysech l6kar-
mach ialsoz j II NJ. Krejtiho.
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POjiStGni ma ZiyOt
ksojisteni prOtinehOdam
POiiSttni padu ncmOce.

Pozadoyane prispeyky neien re isou
mirnd, ale jelil;oz lie je platifi tyden-
nich lhatach, stavai Sc nesmirn6 snad-
nymi kazd} maze t}dn5 uspotiti 81 ct.
Ia tuto castku obdrzi ka2 ly ellen, pocina
ie 25. rokem starr Qide starsi musi platti
vice. iak nasleduie:
~ Polici ma tisic dollar6, vydanou od
New Jersey vzaiemn6 ma 2iyot pojistuiici
spolctnosti Y NewarIu, N. j.
2.) Deset dollard ' pfipad6 nemoce po
tfim6siGnim Glenstyi.
81 $50 dollard padu 1mrti elena k
uhrazeni pohfebnich vyloh zbytek We
lhdtt polici blizo yyl<nute.
49, Y padu melody (ztrdty ruky, nohy
nebo dplndho schromnutY Jest Glen opray
n6n ma summu 5000 krone podpory V
nemoci, ktera potud clenovi vyplacena
bude polnd ie lekar osetfoyati bude.
Tyto isou asi hlayni. Cd Volks-Bundu
poskytovane yyhody, ie4 vsak -dostati,
ably ka2deho, kdo o zlrayi nebo ziyot
svGj petIiv jest, pfesvtdcily, ze plan ten
to jest yelmi vyhodny q bezpecny. Nei-
spise hodi Sc meme zamoznym praci rn-
kou syych Sc ziyicim ldem, kreii zhusta
praci ztraci caste do nemoce upadnou
nebo k lrazn Pfijdou. Tito necht neob.
meskaii zaytas Sc prot zlJm casdm We
svdj a rodiny sye prospech pojistiti. ka4-
d6mu mdze Sc llraz nebo nemoc pfihodi.
ii smrti nenide nikdo. Necht kazdy Sc.
be sc otd4e, ,,co ze mne bude, kdyz nemoc
nebo 1raz naky Sc mn1 piihod, co bnde
zmych milych, kdyby nemoc nebo neho-
da k praci nespdsobilym mne ntinily
anebo kdyby pfedtasna smrt lima ie.
iich mne yyryala"
Tomu zIu mlze kazdy pfedeiiti a sebe
a rodinn syou prot zlJm caslm poiistiti
pfipoienim Sc JednotG lidu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-17

CLENSTVI. Ably Sc stal Glenem, mu
81 Sc 2adatel podrobit lGkafske prohlidce,
zadez Sc jemu niGeho nepodita
Pfistupne obnas %l.00, ' cemz jest "a
hrnut pfisptyeb "a pryni tJden. Pfistup-
ne slozeno byti musi soucasne podanim
zadosti za pfiieti. Nebudeli cd lekafe
spoleGnosti za spdsobil6ho nznan, tedy Sc
Gastka ia yrati.
Premie mohon tJdnt, m6sitn6 nebo
ttyrtIolne, die libosti pojist6n6ho yypldce-
ny b}ti. PQiistne Sc pfiiina i bez podpo
ry padu nemoci - izsazbu.
Spolecnost byla 1863 zaIozena q jest
tudz = let stara.
Y roce 1879 6inla obchod ma
$13,754922'00
Maiiteldm poIici vyplaeeno padu i.
mrh, nemoci ma diyidendach
$4S2.891.00
Nyntjsi hotoyt assets obnaH
81 100000
Jistina ulozena Jest statnich a spolko
yych dlnhopisech hypotekach.
vi. krejci. gen. agent.
Wiesenbcrgcr, jednatel.
C2egela1'ashd GBlce ISL Superior Str.
Goldsmith "a .BamkOu.
obchodyedouci.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-17

Pro zhrzenou asku. Vojttch
Lucak, syn chalapnika re StreitIloyic II
PRESTIGE, mioyal uaruziy6 Annu Mareso-
vi. RodicG milentiny nechteli milostny
pomtr nikterall trp6ti a kdyz koneGn6
miIenec pozddal IN jeji ruku, odmitli ho
Sc ysi rozhodnosh. Zatyrzeni 10 dohnalo
Lucdka zlo6inu dne 81. IN. m vyla-
kal milcnku syoii domu maie pnsku
pies rameuo ptehozenou, ubiral Sc svoii
Auiel,ou do pole. Byl podnapily a ccs-
ton sd6lil sve milence ze kdyz nemaze il
poimouti N lenu, re radtii nechce byti
ziv. Sundal lined pusku ramena ma
miiil ma Anitlu, stfeiil il do prsou, ze kr
vaceiic klesla na zem Nemaie ia iedue
rdne dosti, stfelil iestd iednou, tenkrate
ysak kule il nezasahIa. Poncyadz divka
byla jeste ziya, klekl ma nj hayni ude
ri j ttikrat do hlavy, natez sp6sne ode
Sci. ByI MA to Y hostinci, kamz po vyko-
nanfm hotinu Sc odebral, cd tetniltd zat
cen a trestnimu soudu do yazby yySetfo-
vaci odeyzlan. Die lekaisktho dobro
zddni ison rany divciny smrtelny.
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II. Payer, 101 Croton Str.
CLEVELANDSDA
@kIcnarska SpOIeCnOsf.

Obchodnici We francouzskem, amcrickem
a obyceinem skin do oxen.
Office 130--132 -134 Champlain Str.
Cleveland. Ohio.
~ Mas sklad jest neiyttsi state
Ohio 90
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CHESAPEAKB & Ohio RAILWAY.
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On and after Sep. Ith, 1875, passenger
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NUMBER 25.

How long can we do business in
this way before We are all bankrupt?
There is danger in the landed prop
er y of this country, and if we are
not careful in very few years it
viii as into the hands OF capitalists
and corp .tions, and the tillers of
the soil, the farmers, will become
tenants, as has been the case in all
European countries.
When the yeomanry of this repub-
lie becomes tenants and peasants on
footing with the old world; then
gooi-bye To our liberties. They
would be taken from us by Il lalde |
ari>tocracy who would to protect the
property they steal from the people,
establish strong central govern.
ment, monarchy in fact if not in
name. Toprevent such dire ca-
lamiIy was one Of the objects of the
Z. of III.
This Grange movement is one OF
the grandest of the present age, AM
is bound to be important in lis results
upon the future of the farming class
and upon the future of the whole
ecu try.
1t i. the only great movement in
which women are admitted on an
equality with men, and am glad to
say they have proved better Grang-
ers than the men.