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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-15
{ e h o potf e b u ] e k I'd I
G h A merice?

Inamo6ti angli6iny alespoh tax dalece,
ably Sc mohl vsem dorozum6t a pfecisti
81, cokoli jest mu dilezito vAdet. Potfe-
buieli cloy6k pfi vsem tlumo6nika, musi.
Ii zadati n6koho "a vysv6tleni. kdyz We
det chce co V tom dydu nebo kontraktu
stoii, ktery rukou ma, jest to veru obtiz
ne, mrzute caste sc ztratami spoieno.
Osadnik zdejsi, ktery Sc nikdy jazykem
panuiicim ami V neiuutnejsim neseznami,
zdstava zde do smrti cizincem nezna-
lost ia pdsobi mu ma vsech stranach pre-.
kazky.
Ale jak Sc naucitR Nemizeme kazdy
chodit k vdli tomu nekolik let znovu do
skoly! To ne; ale pfece kova ane-
znalost angliciny ie yni n a
& sto zbyte6na. a. Mlady stary mi
2e Sc takofka brave pfiucit anglicne v
feci pism6, kdyz ST opatf slovnik cesko
anglicky anglicko cesky, podavaiici tez
dplnou yyslovnost kazd6ho anglickeho
slova. Dokud fadneho slovniku nebylo,
mohli pfistehovalci a osadnici cesti pra.
vem stezovati: kterak Sc name naucit?
Slovnku neni mluvnice nam nepomize
mic. = Ted ale slovnik jest, kazdy bu-
de vinen ienom sam, kdokoli zistane an
gliciny neznalyrn. - Kniha cita 1900
stran, ma doplhky pro rozlicna femesla
hospodafstyi, dostati il lie u iednateli
slavic j u redakce POKROKU.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-15
neduhum letnim.

CT etc IA 81 e d ujfcf
odporuceni vynikajicich lekafi
tohoto jinych NEST:
My nizepodepsani, zkusivse Hugo
Hensche moucku vyborn}m 1spe-
chem nasi praksi, dobrym svedomim
j odporuciti mdzeme obecenstvu.
Gust. G. K. Weber, M. ID. Cleveland, @
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Mistnf zpravy.

W Dor, jemuz ulozeno vypracovani
programu smutecni slavnosti Palacky
no sestavil program nasledujici:
/. Narodni hymna ,,Kde domov m6l?'
Pfednese kapella.
2. Zahajeni shromazdeni.
3. Svoji svemu. Pfcdnese ,.Lumir." !"
4. Cteni zivotopisu FIR. Palackybo.
5. Hej Slovanel Pfednese kapella.
6. Pr1jev zarmutku We spdsobe reso-
luce.
z. Byvali Cechove. Pfednese ,Lumfr.'
8. Smutecniipochod. Pfednese
kapella.
9. Uzavfeni shromazdeni.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-15

Zprava mestskeho vyboru o urado-
vani utadovne policejniho klerka u
ternim sezeni m6stsk6 rady t6to pfedloze-
ma. We zprav6 t6 vytykaji Sc klerkovi
Nc Ginnesovi 6etne nespravnosti, neza
konnitosti a nedbalost pfiruG ieho
Tompkins obvinuie Sc nepCfadn6ho spd
sobu zivota, nedbalosti a - zpronev9fe-
nj penez. Polehcuiici okolnosti jsou tyto;
mladi Tompkinsoyo, zkrouSene pfiznani
Sc vraceni zpronevefene castky, kterou3
pr} neodcizil proto, ably 81 il pro vzdy pc
drzel aIebrz jen ably 81 okamzite nesna
re pomohl. Vybor nenavrhuje sesazen
ale ien pokarani nespravnych a nedba-
lych ufednikd vyslovuje Sc k zaverku We
mi pochvaln6 druhem policejnim pfiru
Gim, p. Frank u X ard owl, ktery2
velmi svedomit6 a obezfetn6 povinnosti
sve plnil.
We zprav6 i policejni soudce dostal
siupku jak sc zda zaslouzenou.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-15

Rent zaplati YAM staveni a lot.

Rent zaplati vam staveni a lot.
Po n6koIik dnf budu miti ma prodei
nekolik peknych lotd nablizku, jez "a ce-
nu nizkou siee "a $500 prodavam. Ne
musite zadnou splatku uciniti, pokud ste
81 ma pozemku maly domck nepostavili,
V nemz byste bydIeti mohli. Pfestafte
platiti rent, kteryz j vami missy. Ne
bot co nyni platte rentu, Tim koupite ST
lot domek. Nemeskejte poptejte Sc n
FRANTY NOvAKA,
222 Superior str.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-15

V fbuc h e, n9mz vySkvafo-
vano sadlo pfihodil Sc dtery Q. hodint
ve6ernf V zavode Robinsonove, n6mz
vepfove maso do sudi Sc naklada sadie
vyskvafuje. Pfi vyskvafovani vyvinulo
Sc neispise takove mnozstyi plyni Wy.
pard, ze je odvad6ci roury poimoui ne
mohly, a jelikoz kotel vzduchovzdorne u
zavfen jest, roztrhly plyny a vypary ste
ny kotle, cim2 ma : 5000 skody spdsobe
no. D6lnik Stefens, kteryz byl kotl
neiblize ntrzil 81 tezke poran6ni a nekoliA
spaenin.
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1ctcu II
Josef Drahokoupil.

oOoSI bldIiOhOupl'
kdo by rodaki nasich Cleveland6
mimo Cleveland sbirky Prdmyslov6-
no musea neiakym pfedmetem. k uteli
tomu Sc hodicim, rozmnoziti chtel, bude
miti prilezitost uciniti tax az p. Draho-
koupil sem zavita. X Gceli tomu hodi SC
kazdy bud neobyGeinym tvarem Eebo dG
myslnym sestavenim 6i spdsobem vyra-
b@ni iakoz novosti a I6elem svym pozo-
ruhodnY vyro b k, potom zvlastni fe
meslnicke nastr oj e, kuchynske n a.
d o b !, domaci, polni a iine ara d /, ko
necn6 / spisya n kresy prImys
In nebo nekterych odvetvich ieho pole.
dnavajici anebo n6mu Sc vztahuiici.
Pfisp6ti mohou tedy k sbirkam musea to
no provozovatelG rozhcnych femesel iako
truhlafi, tesafi, sedati, sevci, kovafi, zlat
nlci. kamenici, hotovitel6 nabytku, ramcd
a t. d. d., potom obchodnici zbCz
zeleznem, kamnafSkem a plechafsk6m
sklari, 2elezafi, hornici, vGbec kazdJ, KITE
ryz Sc domniva, re nastroie, nadobi, ma
tadi a vyrobky u e uziyane nebo vyra-
b6ne jsou bud move vynalezene nebo Edo.
konalene anebo v1bec takov6, iakych V
Cechach neznaji. Znamot, ze zde vyroba
mnohem prakttn6jSi dokonalejsi Jest
nez Rakousku; tomu bavne pfispi-
vaii praktitl6isi n4stroie, jichz tn kazde
odvetvi remesel uziva. Majili femesla V
Cechach op6t ozivnouti a vynosnymi Sc
stati, musi Sc pFedevsim tax zdokonaliti,
ably cizinou kopkurovat mohla. Tomu-
to rozkvttu Femesel Cecbach napomaha
ii ma Pr1mysIove museum, zalozene k
sifenl femeslnickych a vdbec prdmyslo-
vych v6domosti, tfiboni vkusu a t. d. Kdo
muze a komu ma povzneseni kdys slav-
nych femesel Ceskych zalezi, ten zaiiste
neopomene obohatiti Naprstkovo pr1my-
slove museum, ma jehoz zfizeni stara pa
nj Naprstkova 10000 zl. venovala a
pro ntz zdarny syn ieji Volta nakladnou
ddstonou budovu prav6 stavi, iednim
nebo die moznosti n6kolika pfedm6ty
Pfisp6vky takov6 pfijima redakce tohoto
listu, kteraz jmeno darce pfedmet cd ne
ho v6novani uvefeini
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-15
CechOv6!

Dostavte Sc po6tu nejhojn6jsim k
smutecni slavnosti Palackyho jez koDana
bude ned6li dne Is. Gervna ma zelen6m
prostranstvi "a SIM Peruna. Narodni u
vedomelost hrdost ctenim velkych Via
stencG ceskych osved6ujme!
Dostav Sc, komu Verne eeske srdce Y
prsou biie!
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-15
OZnameni,

Celorocni schdze akcionafi Sp. Ceske
tiskrany odbfyana bude dnc 10. cervna
8 h.lyec. Perunu. Jezto dilezite iedna
nj ma pofidku Jest, ocekava sc ze Sc pani
akcionhfi dostavi.
j. ". Sykora
t.c. tajemnik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-15
DULEIZITE
VLASTNikUM DOMU
Ctcte n ukazte sOusedu,n.
Natfete domy sve
luCebnimi baryami
MILLER BROS

ktere jsou vyrobeny cisteho bileho olo.
va, zlnku lneneho oleje, pflpravene ma
bllou, cernou a sto iiny:h rozmanitych
barev. Tato barva ma krasny lesk
vsaje Sc hluboko do dfeva, takze tfikrate
tax dlouho yydrzi jake kterakoliv lima
barva ma svet6, ackoliv stoii celou tfeti.
nu meme, nez jine barvy, ktere Sc ma tr-
ziSti nachazi. Pfihlaste Sc u MILLERA
A BRATRU, iichz barva zdobi neimene
sto tisic staveni; vsecky ostatni jsou pou.
he napodobeniny.
Poslete 81 pro vzorky barev vysved.
cenl, .lez yam bezplatne budou poslany.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-15
Velky lunc!
v nedeIi Is. Ceryna 1876
hostinci
VACLAVA MACHA.
V HUSINCI cis. 4. Lester Str.

' HUSINCI cis. 4. Lester Str.
Ptatele moi znami kazdy kraia-
nd, ktefiz 81 chteji pochutnati ma vybor
nfch pokrmech lezaku jako kfen neopo
menou zajiste poctiti navstevou jim odda-
neho
V. Macha.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-15

Glenove Radu ,,svornost" { III. {. S
2. S. Sc upozornuji. ze mimofadna schI
re Sc bnde We ctvrtek u. cervna odbyva
ii. Jmenem Radu
V. Rychhk tai
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-15
xAseiitOsti NaprstkOva
FFumyslOvehO Musea dosel mas 2
Noyeho Yorku naslcduiici list:

+'V'OH" tVINH HdSItuUIICI IlsL:
Slagne administered ,,Pokroku"
Clevelandu.
Fan Folta Naprstek uni dial obraz pro
Vas, ktery Yam dobe asi 9 mesicL O.
sobne odevzdam; .ie to obraz pramyslov6
no musea Praze. Cestuii zalezitosti
Prom. musea proto prosim, abyste pax
Il YAM mono nejakych v6ci sebrat, tax
ucinlli, ostatni 81 spravim sam az k Vam
pfiedn- Racte mi dopsat pod adressou
Hotel Thomas Bruner 347 Sd str.
Philadelphia, Pa.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

Special 10 the ST. Loais Republican the
scarcity OF small change here has become a.
most famine, AMI IS new serious question
for local tinancisrs. The tradespeopie are con-
tinuaily begging a; the treasury Tor com, BUT
TT SEEMS TO GET INTO IT'S HIDING PLACE AS SON
As ayrS orr. For week past now the com
plaint has been universal that business cannot
be transacted for the want OF change. Treas ur-
or New will pay the $50 or a,eoe employees 10
his department next month in silver coin. ms
viii 60 great ways toward relieving the !ocal
stringenoy. bat Will probably result ~ nothing
but i temporary relief Members Of congress
have the practical workings Of the silver bill
brought hems to them. and it is amusing some
times % hear them discussing The question and
giving personal experiences in sntstansiaune
their arguments
A gen,leman the other day threw dowr
two quarter dollars before US, and re-
marked, with smile, lyon don't like the
ring Of that. suppose" We replied
Yes. we liked il well enough. out it wa.
not ring. only the echo of one. 1t ia
ded out OF sigh, as .as. as it appeared.
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The New York Trade Record oil last

The New York Trade Record OF last
week says:
The decentralization in dry goods continues.
Following upon the failure OF Ballou Son, OF
Providence. and Harvey Arnold X Co, OF
North Adams, we have this week two import
ant failures in the Johnston mills at North Adj
ans. and the Berkshire wooden mills al Great
harrington; also the closing Of the Manchester
printing mills. These are al very important
events, nd indicate a very unsettled condition.
Stocks are accommodating in the hands OF com
mission merchants, and the general condi'lon
of the trade is one Of uncertainty. Prices OF
leading staples are unsettled, ard the contem-
plated sales Al auction by Pomeroy 4 psnmmer
and Wright, Bliss K Fayman 0! goods OF well
known excellence and standard value, are re
ceived as indications Of . condition III the do
nestle trade quite unheard OF IN recent years
Meantime leading jotber shipped to Liver,
pool last week q large iot Of American prints u
4 price SO low as will certainly net profit un'
less prices abroad still! further d cline.
And yet there are men who insist tna
the work al contraction must so ON to
three years more. What VIII he le.;9
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Nationa. hanks are brea ling in every direc-
ton. One failed the other day IN LaCrosss.
Wis, and viii pay its deposi.oTs ten cents on
the dollar: another failed in Chicago few days
age with debts to the amount Of nearly mil
lion. Sewers. have gone under in New York.
Who is there this, woa'd not prefer the faith
and credit OF the United States to the faith and
credit Of any association Of bankers, however
wealthy ana honorst,e'-AS AMI MoSorollsr.
Have the bill holders Of any Of these banks
which hare failed los. anythiug in their failure
l. not the circulation Of every national hank
guarded nv tbs faith snd credit Of the United
Statess
We arr no. defending or advocating the Ns-
tional Bank system. bat, il thar Is abolished,
what system s proposed viii lake is plaS>a :
Lstsl.fis.d Nssrs- Ledger.
Frank fovgess that tho bill holders
have los. nothing simply bscaase fst
Unlexi States s.ossi 5shfnd tis nes<s. Il
was not the stock holders of the bank.
that protected the notes lit was the ma
ton.
Nhy then should not the banks ~
government notes Instead Of their Owl
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

The Minnesota delegation to the Re
publican National Convention is lnstruc-
ted for Blaine; but Alexander Ramsey
carries it in his breaches pocket with
one exception,) and Alexander will de-
liver it wherever and whenever dig 81
mon Cameron tells him &c ;and simon Will
transfer them wherever and whenever
Grant WAITS them, either for Conkling
or for Grant himself.
The Republican party is one OF the
most complicated, perfect, ingenious and
powerful pieces OF mechanism evsr seen
in the history OF the world; aad you
might as we'll introduces poodle dog ln-
to the Most OF the works OF locomotive
as to strl G to reform the Republican par
ty from within The poodle dog and the
retormer would both be crushed to death
together.
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he next morning, and cannot give pr
ticulars. Buried John Schsnck. OF
Yankton. who had been shot eight miles
from Buffalo Gap, on the north side Of
the Platte, b tween Red Cloud and Sill
ney, and found the body of 7. z. Her
man, Of Carlisle, Pa, who had 81 800 in
checks and S21 in grcenhacks with him.
The Indians lett this. but stripped the
body of everything else and run off his
stock. Took the body to Sidney, and
from there forwarded. it home. The mon
ey was placed in the hands Of Mr.. Moore,
citizen OF Sidney. On the 18th the In
dams attacked the miners cabin at mid
night at Rosebud, between Custer and
Deadwood, and surprised and killed all
the occupants, literally hacking them te
pieces. there are about 1000 people
in Custer, and 1900 houses. Nothing
can be done on account OF Indians. II ,
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man . oes.a mile from camp alone he los
e. his scalp. d. "
a SKIRMISH.
CuEYENSg, W., May 29.-Capt.
Egan retnrne.i to Fort Laramie to-day.
Alter scouting the country from Fort
Laramie to Custer, over the travelled
road. and ,eturning via the agency road
on Sage Creek, he overhauleda band Of
600 Indians IN the midst OF an nttack on
HEIGHTS ox-teaIn, enroute for the Hills,
and succeeded in driving them of, they
taking a northe.sterly direction. The
ca plain says they are intent on joining
Sitting Bull. Eagan says fully one
thousand young warriors have, left the
two agencies A number Of miners re-
turned with cyan, among whom was
Mr. Bought,n. rx-mayo or Of tue city, who
reports the mines To be paying well, ana
about ), 900 persons in that section
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01
4 QUESTION or HISTORY.

A bright luminary has revived in St.
Paul. Hisname is Judge Maynard. He is
a very worthy gentleman. personally but
as lar behind the age as Rip Van Wrinkle
was when he rose up from his hard bed
of rocks after his twenty years sleep,
and rubbed his shins and surveyed the
dilapidated remains Of his old fint-rock
musket. The winds and weather, the
events and,the revolutions of half a century
have taught the Judge nothing. He ex-
lists mentally and politically in the era
of Andrew Jackson. And SO, the other
night, he exploded, in the ST.. Paul
Democratic Club, in speech which
would have sounded admirably when
jackson was waging war on the United
States Bank. He wanted hard money.
gold and silver; speedy resumption Of
specie payments and governor Tilden
flor President.
| The following amusing scene occurred
in the course OF his remarks
Upon that Judge Maynard branched of into
an eloquent speech in favorof Mr.. Tilden as
the democratic candidate for president-a man
whose integrity was spotless, and whose char
acter was even above suspicion like that 9t
Potsphor's wife,
l
it was Casar's!" (Laughter)
Judge Maynard "All right---l knew twas
one of 'em!''
Judge Maynard evidently thought tina,
Potiphar and Cesar were contemporaries
and neighbors; and he doubtless De
llieved that 10th Of them assaulted the
virtue OF Joseph; and that Joseph repre-.
sented the hard-money Democrats o
l =. IL Sn IN
4 The joke of the thing is that neither
Mrs. Po,iphar nor Mrs. Caesar yer
above suspicion; the first prosecuted :
good man most shametully and the las
, was divorced by the great Roman TO
having a young man hid about her prem
Uses disguised as a girl.
And Tilden's character is, as Judg
Maynard says, a good deal like that {
Mrs. Potiphar. We agree with tn
:. Judge.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01
CURRENT NEWS OFTHEWEEK

Commodore Vanderbilt is very i'll
again.
Edward P. Balch, at Shakopee, suici-
ded by shooting himself in the forehead.
Passenger. fares on the leading trunk |
lines have been reduced nearly one |
third
The Young warriors at Red Cloud are |
said to have gone to the aid Of Sitting
Bull.
Large numbers OF warriors from Red
Cloud agency have gone 70 JON Sitting
Bulls forces.
Two more witnesses were examined
in the Blaine investigation case. but
nothing new developed.
Lawrence Harvey swore positively that
| he paid Speaker Kerr $45O to secure
a position in the army for one Green.
GIN. d. Bloss, editor of The Cincin-
natl Enquirer, was accidentally run over
| and killed by train Of cars.
! The testimonial fund for Capt Webb,
who swan across the English Channel.
has reached about $50 900.
A London dispatch says England will
undoubtedly surrender Winslow, and
that its only question now IS how to do
it gracefully.
Among the names al the expelled mid
shipmen, at the Annapolis academy. for
alleged robbery. is that OF Mark b. Cas-
tie. u ST. Paul.
, Since the rebellion broke cat in Bull
. caria. a hundred and eighteen villages,
The homes Of more than one hundred
thousand people. have been burnt.
Mr.. Malcolm Cameroa. ex-solicitol
general OF Canada. and the leader OF the
e prohibition party, is so Ill that be IS ex
J. uec,ed TO live but few days.
: The Hon. Geo. L., Becker has beer
g inspecting his big farm here. aud ex
. pressed himself pleased. and surprised
: at its fine condition andtne area OF greer
whea; growing Reason Times
i. One of the attractions 0; the Paris exhi
bi.ion OF 1877 is to be The largest balloon
ever made. Il will contain eighteel
thousand cubic metres of gas. and is +
: be twentv-three to thirty flour metres il
. diameter. The car viii hold Fifty per
sons.
Ga;nsocrough's portrait Of the dachss
Of Devonshire, which wAs purchared i
1888 tor 1926. but which. brought $50,
81 goo at auction in Londo6 on the 9th {
- NAV. 1876. has been s0len from MI
Agnew. its new owner.
r John Lafayette s. Foster (ex-Unite
T. States Senator). of the Connecticut So
preme Court. yesterday resigned b
iudgeship. on account Of having reacl
= ed the constitutional limit Or seveni
years OF age.
The Hon. I. Donnelly and his %
ut came up last Saturday TO look al his tho
J. sands Of acres and make arrangemen
to have some OF it broken up next mont
He holds his own well and the change
le- his appearance during the past TWEEN
st years Of old acquaintance is scarcely pc
Ar cep;ible. Benson Times.
Hon. John Archibald and his lathe
the famous millers Of Dundas, have be-
.iE in town for the past few days They on
Ira- few sections of land near Morris. n
~ are about to have piece the size Of
HE dukedom turned over this season,
ide are informed. Stevens county is the IL,
Is, Of monster farms.-Benson Times.
Thomas W. Piper the, Boston Bell
-. fiend. was hung in Charles Street
de- Boston. Friday. He ieffa written -
NJ ment, 10 which it is understood, he co
ne fessed various crimes mot yet pnbhshe
This statement i il the ha11D ~ She1
- CLARK, and win - gives = - lie
= - tine. s.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

The Indifference Of the people Of England to
education was painfully Illustrated the other
day in a Yorkshire village; A lecturer on the
Feeiee Islands offered to show the native man.
ner Of preparing food if any lady present
would lend him baby. Not one was offered!
r. This is shameful Where is frof.
Phelps? He should sail at once for 7 ork'
shire and cnlighten the young women
upon the merits OF his fire test" Shall
education suffer? Never! Let the Pro
lessor step forward
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

DsL,cArsnY pur.-Scnmbe; "Yon'll get
your rent, Mrs. Flaherty, if you'll wait little.
I'm not going to run away. Besides, there's
my clothes" Mrs. F.: Eyer clothes, IN.
dadel A moighty lot on 'em you've got, sure!
WHY. whin yer hats on, yer WARDROBE emp
typ
If it had been Irving Todd the wor-
thy old lady would have remarked
.sWhen your hats off there's nothing lett
of vou.n = - Y
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01
Dry Goods DIV Goods.

Read the advertisement in another column OF
A. n. S,roasc,they mean what they Say and in
ordering goods OF them you are sure to get
what YOU order and at what they are worth
they carry an immense stock and have heavy
local trade they are not compelled to make up
from your trade losses at home. Send them
trial order.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

"The world moves" said Calico, and
this is true even Of the Democrats OF ST.
Paul. Last year they helped to vote
down our differentiation resolutions.
This year they struck out, in their CLUB,
the very resolutions they endorsed last
year. 80
All honor to the men who are not TOO
proud 10 learn. The donkey is the only
creature that never changes his mind.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01
Advantage Of Heavy Plates.

The soft bitumlnous coal used in the West is
SO destructive on all cast iron that the heavy
plates in the Charter Oak Cook Stove will oe
appreciated by housekeepers as well a. peaiers;
THIS al Vantage. with excellent draft, quick and
uniform baking. make the Charter Oak tn.
most desirable stove in the market.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

USE CAUTION calling for that excellent
Saleratus. D B, Iceland & Co.'S Best Chemical
be sure you get what You call for, as in conse-
duencs Of its success there are many imitation
in the market. 1t is better than Sodaand cheap
e, and better than Baking Powder.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01
A New idea.

DUDLEY BROTHERS, booksellers. ST Paul,
have Just received large assortment OF wall
papers, borders and window screens, which
they offer very low. Wall paper trimmed Tree:
Remember the place, Dudley's Bookstore, 8
East 3rd street, just below the bridge.
90 3m,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

notes guaranteed By national bond?
s Let the banks; continue relieved from
their dependence on the centralized pow
er at Washington; with grcenbacks ior
their currency.
Why nOtp
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01
If Blaine is President Bill King will
rule the distribution OF the patronage OF
Minnesota

The superiority Of man to nature is continu-
ally illustrated in literature and in life. Ma
ture needs an immense quantity Of quilts to
make goose with; but man can make goose
of himself in FIVE minutes with one quill.
We have more surprising illustration
of this fact in Hastings. Irving Todd
can make an ass of himself BY simply
opening his mouth. No quill is re.
uuired.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01
Groceries Fer the Million.

D A. Monfort Il. Co. continue to I'll all or
ders for groceries that are accompanied with the
cash ut strictly wholesale rates. you set thereby
the advantage q dealers rates ard at mrs.
hands. They carry tn, largest stock Il The
state and no matter that you want, either the
finest or more common goods, they have them
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01

We<1nesiav of isst v~ek being the annlver-
sary 81 the DAY that Norway declared her indie
psndsace Of Denmark, the people Of that M
tiona1ty in his city and vicinity, held cese-
trstson unddk The auspices cf the Haxm0nn So
clssy IL RAr;banH. Al one O'Clock the peOess-
sioe eorrnsd = Ryiloss Hall an6 n1aseAod
tlnsuaA ~ principal slssrh - tt hln9s -
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This secAsn wss visited BY q seser~ rain
Storm a, Sunday nigh, oil last week, accom-
panied by VERY vivid lightning and heavy
thunder. Two uncccupied dwelling houses
were ssrask BY the lightning, and considerable
dan age 6ore them. Many instances outside
and in the city limits are reported Of seaces.
tr<s, poss, ke., being struck