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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14

Encouraging News from Its Gold Mines.
Diamonds Found.
From the Gainesville SouthronJ

From the Gainesville SoutbronJ
The news from the gold mines is very
encouraging. All the companies are In
full blast and most OF them making
money. The theory of deep mining Is
being demonstrated to be the thing in
Georgia mines the lower the shafts go
the richer the ore in every instance.
Many OF them have already reached the
values of the best quarts mines OF Cali
fornia or Australia.
Major John A. James, OF the Ohio
Mining Company, who are developing
the celebrated Boly Fields vein on the
Vesey mine, passed through our city
last week. and exhibited between Blk
and seven hundred pennyweights OF
massive gold from the vein, which Is
rapidly improving in size and quality.
The Pigeon Roost mine Is doing very
we'll. In fact, all the mines are paying
more than five hundred per cent on the
investment. The Glad mine Is being
drained, and now yields not only gold.
but diamonds. Mr.. Irby has found one
in the gold sands. He was In the city on
Monday to see DIR. Stephenson to learn
the mode Of working for or finding
them, as he and his hands are ignorant
of the characteristics or appearance ol
a rough diamond.
H. b. Ingersoll, Of the Ingersoll Mills
White county, passed through the city
on his way to Atlanta last week, with
the second installment Of gold taken
out OF his mines since the erection ol
the mill. 1t was the proceeds Of only d
few days, and amounted to several hun
dred dollars, in gold worth 81 IL to the
pennyweight. Davis Alexander showed
us half teaspoonful OF very fine gold
washed from the surface with few pan.
fuls Of dirt taken from the surface near
the vein on his farm, three miles from
| the city
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14
- -
SENATOR yONEs's STORY.
How Ne won at the Game nj Roulette ana
why He suddenly stopped winning.

philadelphia Times.l Ell
"Some twenty-eight years ago" said
Senator Silver Jones, "f went to Cali.
fornia, and on the way out was an old
gam bier, with set-out OF faro boxes,
roulette tables, etc. He took liking to
me, and he said, Johnny, I'll tell you q
secret that may save you many dollar.
Do you see this roulette wheel Its
circle is black and red, and they bet on
watch me, Johnny, as / sit here and spin
the ball. Do you see me gently raise
my knees and press under the frame
OF the table Well those red and black
compartments are connected by two sets
OF wires. I raise my knee when / see
that the bulk OF money Is on the red,
and that wire running through the reds
trills and trembles, SO that the bal!
won't rest on any red cell, butts repelled
and settles in some black spot. Johnny,
remembe this when you have bagged
your gold dust went into gambling
house about year afterward TO make
stake. There was fine, fighting gam
bier sitting there spinning roulette.
Said / to myself, Young man, I'll just
take a peep at your knees He raised
them gently, and planted my money
against the pile, knowing that when ne
swept the great amount off for the red
he must pay the black. Sol picked up
hundred dollars or so. Every time
hit it, That gambler got his eye on me.
It WAS an eye full Of small pox audacity-
He addressed me finally In loud tone
OF voice. Said he: Didn't tell you
never to come here again Didn't tell
you that this was place for gentlemen ?
This is q gentleman's game. That man,
gentlemen, 1t is my duty to warn you
against; that loafer is thief Well, =
continued Jones, II had never In my
life been there before. but l saw the
scheme. II I resented what the boss
said there were forty fellows there, cap
pers and 80 forth, to kick me down
stairs and rob me, 30 / meekly said,
Well, sir, do not wish to make any dis
turbance here. II you don't want me
here I'll take my money and CO..
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14

some Facts Of Interest About the Lone
AtaP state.

Correspondence 1t. Louis Republican,
CLAY County, Texas.-As q general
answer to numerous interrogatories
from your State (my old home) would
ask the columns OF your paper to give q
short but truthful sketch OF this por-
tion OF Texas, and especially OF this
county.
Texas, the great Democratic State OF
the Union, with It's varied scenery. Its
fertile lands, and its babbling brooks.
invites with outstretched hands the un-
fortunate of other lands, and the OPP
pressed Of other States, to come to her
generous borders and .partake OF her
bountiful stores. But here let me EN-
phatically impress upon the mind OF
the immigrant the solemn fact that
Texas. with all OF it's great and natural
advantages, produces not one gold-bear-
ing tree. and has not the philosopher r's
stone. The man who comes to Texas
with his imagination wrought up to
golden expectations OF Immediate
wealth will find on his arrival that
Texas, like Jordan, is a hard road to
travel. Instead OF gold, and ease and
pleasure, he will find broad acres of fer
tile land, but all unimproved, undevel.
oped, and in It's wild state. This is why
so many people come to Texas and re-
tuTn DlUteIly ulSdppOluocu. Noo uio"P
pointed In the fertility of the soil not
dissatisfied with the climate mo. moi
these-but because they expected toe
mech, expected to get rich without
work. That is the secret. That spol
on mother earth has not been found
where man can earn an honest liveli
hood except by the sweat Of his brow
Neither can it be found in Texas. Il
there are any other persons coming tt
Texas with other expectations than hare
labor and patient waiting, let me
solemnly warn all such to turn back
Stay where you are, come not here
your disappointment will be bitter.
On the other hand. to the honest
| faithful. patient tiller OF the soil, The
land will yield generously and abun
dainty. There are no lands In the worle
that will yield more to the amount Q
labor and acreage than can be found II
Texas. Professions OF every name ar'
overcrowded here. Texas extends n.
hand of encouragement to such. Sucf
is general descriptive outline Of Texas
MS it Is in reality.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14

Chesterfield and Voltaire, born in the
same year, u694), were lifelong friends.
Whatever may have been the erratic
Frenchman's 8 vagaries and miffs, for he
never had q friend whom he did not at
some time abuse, Lord Chesterfield was
too much Of a gentleman to take offense
or even notice.
On a certain occasion the two friends
were In company at q grand ball In
Paris. given by the Kings favorite.
gazing upon the brilliant assemblage OF
French ladies, when Voltaire accosted
him:
my Lord. you should be a judge in
such matters. Now, seriously, do you
not think our French ladies the most
beautiful you ever saw?"
Upon my word" replied Chester.
aeld, With . nod and 9 smile. II am not
ajudge Of paintings
Not long afterwards voltaire crossed
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14
ENTUCk Y.
How Mems Deceased wives Pursue Them
In the Blue Grass state.
From the Cadiz Democrat

From the Cadiz Democrat
Mr.. Henry johnson and family, who
have been living until quite recently
near the mouth of Little river, have
been compelled to abandon their home
on account Of the extraordinary and
mysterious visitations to which they
claim to have been subjected for some
time past.
The story goes that Johnson has been
thrice married, and that the spirits OF
his departed partners are clamorous for
make distribution on the effects left by
them among their immediate descend
ants. A few nights since, while one OF
the spirits was revealing to . son the
whereabouts OF a gold ring left among
her earthly treasures, and for which she
had no particular use in the spirit land
the wife attempted to overhear the
whispered conference, when she was
thrust aside by the interpretations OF an
| ice cold hand laid upon her brow. The
ghostly visitant informed the son that
the ring was concealed in the trunk OF
Miss Palestine Fox. living near Lin
coin, and who is a sister OF the present
Mrs. Johnson.
These spiritual visitations are accom-
panied with a number of demonstra-
tions OF most astonishing character.
| Cats are seen to enter the house through
solid walls, and make their exit in the
same mysterious manner. Gray horses
come dashing up to the house from Hill
mans coaling, and disappear from sight
into the earth.
The conclusion of the whole affair is
that johnson and family have aban-
doned the premises, and left the ghostly
occupants In quiet possession.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14
How to Keep Cool.

The 81. Nicholas gives its young read
ers sensible advice for hot weather, as
fellows: "When the Thermometer
stands at 80 degrees, don't fume, nor
fuss, nor fan yourselves into blaze;
No Sit down In some quiet place, and
think o1Iy of cool things; think OF snow;
think Of ice; think OF cold water trlck-
ling down your back; think OF noldlng
self under an icy shower bath, or sitting
at nightfail on top Of an iceberg; then
try to shiver. Do all this without STIR
ring from your position. and you'll get
cool"
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14

over to England. and was present one
evening 1t q party given by an English
nobieman ia London. A lady. In the
company, sparkling In jewels and highly
roured, was particularly attentive to
the noted Frenchman, engrossing most
OF his discourse. Chesterfield, observ-
ing, came up and raped his friend on
the shoulder. ,,,
BE wary, monsieur, or you will be
captivated.
Voltaire. II am not to be captured by
an English craft sailing under French
colOrs.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14

The Times, this morning, publishes an
interesting account OF the way In which
the peoples money was spent, regard
less Of expense, by the Radical Legis-
lature OF 1876. From It's showing the
total amount Of appropriations voted
by these reckless legislators foots up
the nice round sum OF $2,O54,9 ,997 80, and
yet some splenetic individuals are
growing about reform and change In
the administration Of the government.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14
CRUSHED BY A DRIVING BELT.
Re,nx the SAD Fate Of Louis LennemaI


This morning at half-past seven
o'clock, az yohDsen's foundry. located
on st. Joseph street, between Tchoupi-
toulas and Foucher. Louis Lenneman,
an employee Of the place, became the
victim of fearful accident, resulting IN
the crushing of his left arm and the dis
location of his right leg just below the
knee.
1t appears that Lenneman was regu.
lating one OF the pullies Of the shaft
and becoming entangled in one OF the
driving belts he was terribly mangled
before the engine could be checked.
Dr. Logan was immediately called IN
and rendered all the assistance In his
power to alleviate the unfortunate
mans suffering, and then ordered his
immediate removal to the Charity Hos
pital.
Mr.. Lenneman's condition Is most
critical aud but little hopes are enter
tained OF his recovers.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14

Colonel Thomas III. Shields, whose
death has just been announced, was,
before the war, q prominent member OF
the City Council, and took an active
part in our political and municipal
affairs. He was born In New York, but
this city has been his home for about
forty years. Those who knew him best
held him highest In esteem.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14

THE FIRST ARRIvAL.-Ladies are always on
the watch for new goods. and we are glad they
are so. as each pattern seems prettier than the
one before. We therefore direct their attention
to the fact that tomorrow. Monday. Messrs. NJ.
l.. Byrne X Co. No. 16s Canal street. will open a
large assortment Of new fall calicoes. Call early
and get selection from these new styles.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14
The troubles In the East appear to b.

The troubles In the East appear to be
drawing to close, and the ambition OF
Servia seems, for the present at least,
doomed to disappointment. Though
the sick man is still sick, he has mas
tered the spirit Of turbulence In bis
European provinces, and the opportu-
mites for . new departure are now
presented. II he Is found capable ol
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14

A fashion exchange says that the
iabon is now generally used by married
ladies'" This would seem to indicate
that a harmless but incorrect method OF
spelling jawbone is now prevalent In
polite society.-[Norwich Bulletin.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14

ArTENTIoN.-H Headquarters stalls 81 and 3s and
12i and 12A Magazine Market. The basket brig
ade will please report TO Martin Lannss. armed
and equipped with greenbacks or specie The
finest beef. mutton. pork. sausages. tripe and
the very best vegetables are to be had cheap.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14

mastering his own inflrmities and
placing himself In line with the pro-
gressive civilization Of the age. the
Turkey Of the future may assume
dignity that the Turkey Of the past has
navpr done
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-14

George Francis Train gives notice
that he is developing an unusual guam
tity OF wiil-power. Mrs. Train must
have started en- q voyage around the
world. d.-[Brooklyn Argus.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
Ma zdar.

Zmizel. Pokadnik nakladnim
nadrazi ulici Merwin, w. II. Rose Eve
ttvrtek veter beze stopy zmizel. Rano
nalezl superintendent ze zpokladny vSec
ky hotove pcnize sumo $1,000 Sc ztratily.
Rose jest syn bohatych rodici, kteryz
Sc nedavno ozenil. Pofadn&isiho clovtEa
nelze 81 pry mysleti 2 toho Sc soudi, ze
byl lupiti. ktefiz iej ttebas po n6kolik dni
kancelati hediiv6 pozorovali, odstrantn
natez tito penize ukradi.
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Cena % ctd.
OzIlanky.
90 VYDANI.

Ojsahujc 1pluy seznam yscch on6ch
NEST We Sp. Statech, territory Canady,
kter6 die posledniho scitani lidu vttsi
byvatelstvo titaii nez 5000, jakoz Sc
znam imen vsech casopisd vychazeicich,
kterG onGch mtstcch neiyttsiho rozsire-
nj mali. - Takt6z obsahuie seznam case
pisI, ienz Sc oznamovatelGm k OMAN
kam odporucuji co neivice Y mist6 dotyG
mem rozsireni nejeyn6jsi ceny mai.
Dale otsahuie vsechny tasopisy We Sp.
Statech, ienz vychazeii V takovych mi
stech kde ie pres 5000 obyyated.
Konecne vsecky nabozensk6, hospodaf
8k6, vtdecke, prdmyslne, medicinskt,
svobodozednicke, Iaedagogicke, obchod
nj poiistovaci casopisy.--Soudni, spolko
We, musikalni, modni jinG odborni now
ny nejspolehliytjsim seznam Du.ale
1plny seznam pres 800 n6meckJch no.
vim, ktere vychazeii We SIP. St. = Vysve
tleai o vyhaskach, mnoho cennikG ohla-
SEX, vse co ohlasovateldm tfeba vedtti
Adresujte ma
Geo. II. IsOWcil AZ CO.,
Al Park Row.
New York
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V sObOtu
.bude V sini Peruna beseda.

Popalena. Patnactileta diyka lme
mem Boesgcr, cis, 26. Orchard str. by
dhci, podivala Sc do kamen, ably vidtla
ak ohen hofi, kdyz uhelne plyny vzhav-
Sc Sc, do tvafe il sIehly, take lekafi oba
va cLovaii, &c diyka o zrak Pride. TIE
ba tn velk6 opatrno ii. Necht kuchafby
len pozdali do ohnt Sc diYaii, jinak by
Sc Jim snadno mohlo piihodit nesttsti po-
.dobn6,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

n a Puuu gy DIT anc IN n g q,
zmrzlinu ect,
jest pGyodni = zalozcny 184s. Ia
chovaya povest svou co cistsi, silnGjsi a
iemnejsi nez kterfkoliy iiny skrob, budiz
81 nazev jeho iakykoli.
Stevenson Macadam, Ph. ID. & c. nei-
lepA autorita ma poll chemie Europe,
peclive rozozil skrob tento soucastky
jeho nalezl jej zdravym zivnym.
Navod k delani puddingu jinJch il
del jest ma kazdem libernim paklickn.
a" Ma prodei II vsech vellSych grocerd
G4 : sc
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

Stvofeni india &. Jeden indi
ansky kmen arizonsky zachoval nasledu
iici bail o stvofeni floyGka: ,Nelky duch
wal hlinu uhnttl nj toveka, jeiz ma
potom str5il do pece, niz ohen plapolal
Po ntiak6m ease clovtka yytahl shledal
ze jest pills billy, t. j. nedopeceny. u
hntt tlovtka druheho a vsadil iei jake
prvniho do recc. kdyz iei yytahnul,
-hledal jej cernym t. j. pfipalenym. | u
huttI tloytka tfctiho. Il kdyz tohotoz pc
ce, kamz iei byl vsadil, vytdhl. shledal
lei rudym zaradoval sc, nebot tento tire
et dlovtk byl neidokonaleiSi."
Zaiiste pohodIne to vysvttlcni pdyodu
bneho, Gerneho a rud6ho plemene; my
btlosi isme nedope5eni, 6ernosi isou spale
nj. kdezto rodos krasn6 do hn6da, nebo
iak Rettigove ,Domaci kuchafka' vyiad G
yati 81 cblibuie do zatoya' upecen
sou.
Pozoruhodne ma t6 bali Jest, ze die u.
od Nelikeho ducha IL tedy Styofitee-
uhn6ten clovtk hliny, pray6 iako y
dam die Moizisovy genese.
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PA'TElEsA EsENEDECTA

IL fadu bosaku.)
Engelsberska k klasterni i'm 5 t
iisty prostfedek prot oteyfenym ranam
yseho druku, oznobeninam, spalenlnan
boleni kfizi, vfeddm bolayym prsnlm
bradavicim.
Cena / skatulky i S ponauGenim % cta
neb 5 skatulek "a Sl00
SkIad u VI. Ernst, Cleveland, %
a& Ob6 k dostani II NJ. KreiGiho.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

Stoleta slavnost. DE mayoro
~ proklamace mtla novoro6ni noe "a pr
Ginou vstupu republiky nasi do druheho
stoleti trvani sv6ho cd obyyatelst'a nase
ho mesta. hlavn6 ale cd jednotiyYch dfa
d6, yefein}ch dstayu yoienskych j.
nych spolkd ddstoin6 oslayena byti. A
tax Sc stalo. Jiz od . hodin vecer va
lily Sc davy zastupy nedockaveho
savnostn6 naladen6ho lidu po ,,zelenem
place" a sem Sc usticich ulicich. TemGf
kazdY ddm byl zde skvtle osvttlen Via
iicimi prapory praporetky home ozdo-
ben. Nejbohattji ozdobena byla radni-
ce. kteraz isouc We vsech oknach skv6le
osv6tena, mofi sv6tla prayem smysln
slova tonula Krone radnice byly ma
sleduiici iest6 budovy skvtle o5vttleny:
posta, soudni ddm, euclidsky operni dun,
nadraM Union potom tem6f vsecly vet
& office, banky. vclkoobchody ulicich
Superior, Bank, Water Ontario; zvla
ste skv6le osv6tleny byly ti8karny lleral-
da Leadra.
V ulici Croton byla skv6lc osv6tlena
sin Peruna.
u prostfed Pubic squaru planul :
s,brovsk6 kadi vysoko slehaiici a cel6 IA
m6stf tmavym zarem polivaiici ohen. BY
10 TO podivani svrchovan6 romanticke
y Neivice lidstva vabila radnice. Ncjm6nG
d dvacet tisic lidu bylo zde udefenim diva
nact6 hodiny shromazdtno. Dtla "a
hcukala, pistaly tovaren hlavne Rocke
4 fellerovy zahucely, re az staveni Sc otfasa
la, zvony zahlaholiiy, nekolik hudebnich
4 kapel spnstio vlasteneck6 pisnt americke
II lid asal - a veskery tento uchyacnJc
vyiev ozafovala oslnujici kalciova zafe
radnice rudy ohen zprostfed namtat
mohutnymi plapoly k nebi slehajici -
M DO raduice hrnulo Sc tolik lidstga, ze siro
q kG schody ty nescctne dayy jednu civil
! Nani poimouti nemohly.
u Neilahodnejsi jarni pocasi pficinilo o
q ysem velmi mnoho k neiskvolelslmu ida
q ru teto slavnosti, kteraz srdce vsech ucas
q nik1 nevyslovnou, omamuiici, divokou ra
Il dostf naplnovala.
Pofadek panoval nlicich a hostin-
\ cich tax vzorny, ze policie nebyla k zatY
Il kani nucena.
Ma HercegOvce
II q f.aa
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

Severon6mecky Lloyd Bremen Jest
nejc5tsi spoIeGnost paroplavebni Y Ne
mecku, ielikoz eta % velk}ch pomof-
sktch. krasn6 zfizenych parniki, kterf
stayaii Sc yzdy oJliJenGj5aoi, coz vysvita
toho, ze mezi Evropou a Amerikou
do konce roku 1874 po nich 5l0077
osob pfeplavilo. Parolod6 bremsk6 yede
ny isou spolehijryn2 kapitany, jsou pod
fizcny GaSt6 a dahldlnf prohtllco drze
i Sc ' neilepsim pofddIu; le to vse zdo''"
af pasobi a cestuiicin beepeGnd pfeprava
tim Sc zlisfuc, tom sv6dti nejlip, ze "a
cel}ch II let, co spoletnosti bremske sta
va, mezi kterymz Gasem 1910 cest pres o
cean vykonaly, nestala Sc nehoda takova
ktera by jedtay sicot hdshy "a obtt w.
zadovala. Cestuiicim ma lodi dava Sc
ddstatck doJfe uprayene stravy, kazdy
obslouzen jest stejnt pftc5tird, a o Poho.
Ai postarano jest co ncjip.
Kdo by 81 pfdl ntk6mu ze svych zna
nlch aneb pfibuznych pfeplav vypatiti,
necht Sc obrati ma n6ktcr6ho z nasich p.
t. zastupci Y Amcrice, zeilnena ma p. ~
hreiGth0, Crot9n SIR. q Ciegelandt, a IA
da o pfepiacni iisteh Po Po5toe"5 Parolo
III breD,sh6 sPo7eGnosti bude zajistG S
pfepavem spokoien.
Dopisy ma mas budtez adresoyany:
EkarcS ~ StOtZky.
Bahnhoistr. 20
Bremen. Germany.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

Oheuv vradnici. Co Sc obecen
stvo Pc iednotli,ych kancelafich radnlce
.prochazelo. udefcno ma poplach, ciml lid
.nesmirn6 Sc polekal, Vkancelari u1tfite
vzGaly Sc girlandy, COZ ale TAX
zahy bylo Up zcroyano, ze ohen drive u,
.hasen, nez ntiakou znatntisi skodu sPuso
'biti mohl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

Nesysel .isom nikdy jeste, 10 by lide
TAX dplnc leky spokojeni byli, iako isou
kap ami dra. Augusta Koe-
ga. Vsichni lide SO tomu tGsili, 10
Jsem kapky dra. Augusta Koeniga me
ste zavedl. T6si mne sameho, ze isen
takoveho neco vyvedl 90 lide O nich
pravl, dovite sc zeyrubneii znektereho
pfilozenych listkn. V ict6
Andreas Wad.
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VcrejnG dikGvzdani.
Sister Clara, O. S. ", Carrolton,

NUN VTIUaIIs, la.
Jelikoz vase ,,Ilamburske kapky" ne
en- mne ale .iinym dobfe poslouzily, ne.
mohn ncz vyieyiti vam uznani svoje ob.
jednavan phi tom noyJch dyacet lahvi.
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ncZaZiynOSti

dGni krnditet8 a
..:y,oSt:
a nafonklost a zacpu pdsobi. Kdyz ty
kapky odstrani latky, ktere t6zkoeti ty
pdsobi vypudi take piiznaky a ukazy ne.
mocc. ktera pramene toho vypryEtia,
jake na pr. kollkove btisni bolesti M
mani, jakoz boleni havy prsou' zavra'
tladeni pustotu hlavt, hn6ni mzika-
nj oGich sklitenost prsni, obtl2ne dy
chani, ktere jest zvlaate hypochondrlstum
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Eby.Spesii,

nebo obtizn6mu zaziyani boleni hlavy.
boleni zadech plecich, stisntnosti pr
sou, kasli, kyseGmu fihani, zavrati, od-
pornosti istech, bolcstem zlnGnim, bolc
stem okoli ledvin stim iinych j.
nych nenoci a jich ukazam, vznikajicim
re spatneho traveni.
Prot: nelnoccm ko1nim, Osu-
iinasn. vfeddm, nadorlm, bolavym
o6im, cervence, svrabu, spatne bary6 plc-
t6 jinym nemocem koznim. Jedna ie-
dina lahev pfesvedci toho nejneddy6rti-
vtjsiho.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

Sbor Budiyoi hrat dude ' nedeli, dine
}. ledna ..Diblik". obraz re zivota Oh
iednanich.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

Clenov6 Rldu Syornost {. Ill CSP.S
.7c tmto upozorhuii, ze pristi mdsicn
'echlze odbyvati Sc bude We ttvrtek. dh'
'ledna 1876. Anto d6lezitG zaiezitosti n;
.dennim pofadku isou. Jest zadoucno, b,
Sc ndcve cetnG dostavili.
.Jm6nem Rddu
V. Rychlik, tai
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

Nevitana novoroGnf av tie
II a. V novorocni noci vedrali Sc nasllne
do saloonu Isaka Zodikara c - uicl
Literary chlapi, ktefi sc nemilosrdnt dc
piya. koflky dontnikd pu-
still. kdyz Sc yseho naba4ili, jest6 gal
Iona whisky sebou wall. Hospodsky
TO yidel, bal Sc ale vylezti 2 postele, ably
cd lotrd nedostal Ike vsemu tomu iestt ma
chram pane.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

pokud vznikaii &c zaslemovani, nahfoma
dGni kruditet6 a
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

ell: Vacslav Kazimonr : loo.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-09-21
DragooningF the South.

The Washington correspondent of
the New York World, In his dispatch
of the 4th, says:
The long expected letter of the At
torney General, intended to influence
the Southern elections, which has
been awaiting the President's approx
al, camo back from Long Branch to
day with his endorsement. Judge
Taft, who hes been running to the
War Department great deal of late,
instantly repaired to Mr.. Cameron's
Office, where consultation was at
once had by the Republican leaders
and officials assembled for the pur--
pose. These we Secretaries, Came
ron, Robson and Chandler, General
Sherman, the carpet-bag Senator
John j. Patterson and Governor
Chamberlain, of South Carolina. Mr..
Taft is simply All instrument in this
business to carry out the plans Of
party policy which have been devised
BY Messrs. Patterson, Cameron and
Chandler to establish bayonet rule at
the South.
The circular, which is very fhy