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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-23
HOW 10 RAISE POTATOES On
LAND THAT IS NOT KICH.

Plow she land we'll snbs0il i: ieyou can
do net plant too SOON. When the Land Is
IN good order, and the weather some what
settled, open the farruws three feet apart
and have sufficient compost Of old rotten
manure. ashes. sods and rich dirt from the
fence corners or any place, AMI I'LL the fur
RVS half full then run the pillow twice
inrought the burrows. - is to mix the
manure with some Of the loose soil. Now
have your seed ready cut ard mixed with
little plaster, which will coat or form q
crust over the portions cut, aud place the
setiS from Ten 70 twelve inches apart il tile
rpw and cover about three inches. which is
! plenty. Is soon a you see the FIRST tops
above ground, run light harrow over all
Is soon rs you can see the rows run
scooter on each side, angling under the row
rs much as possible without tearing out or
disturbing the plants Plow again the
next week little further Of and loosen
The soil up tothe furrow plowed before !.
Follow the same operation the next week.
sind whenever the hoe viii be Of any bene.
1T either ID removing weeds Or III drawing
a little fresh dirt around the plants. do not
fegiect K. When tie tops get about a
foot high. take COOL turning pillow aud
throw good furrow right up to the row
ffom each side; finish all with the hoe, aud
i You ID your work wall and use good seed
yn'i may safely calculate On 100 to 80
saishelsper acre.
They must not be exposed to hot sun
sl,iue when dug or they viii rot. II you
ges them of by the tenth or fifteenth of
July Immediately pow the ground lightly
and have some more well roited compost to
si.reaJ over and harrow il IN, opening snail
ioNfurrows eighteen inches apart. and plant
with some late variety from the North. ten
Or twelve inches apart a. before. and cover
not more than two inckes, keeping the
ground as level rs possible. and then mulch
with waste straw. hay or leaves about four
inshss thick. When November comes you
can take off the mulch aud pick mp 800
% 400 bushels from an acre. II you have
never done il then try On small scale at
BIS; until you learn, and a. soon u yuu
Knox how exactly. you csn raise coo bush
eis from 10 acre IN one year. Donot watch
The moon while planting potatoes.
j. II. Best.
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THE DANvILLE TIMES

THIS i 4 Democrats weekly parer. establish.
4 ~ ~ lsd5, having m extensive gigrulatitr,
u III tie virginia and North carolina counties
around DanSilie. Prize =, yrir, Al. M III
lnonthsi 30 cent. for three months. Sper Ilen
eopie. forwarded upon application.
Adiress T.. BOULDfy,
June " Editor aud Proprietor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-23
DIX. WADES
LIVER CORRECIOR'
md CJERE FOR ID YSI'EI1SId. I
Free from Alcoholic Stimulunts.

Tfee JFOHt -dtc0NVtfC cttNtntuiWSse
Among the many discoveries Of valuable REM
sr. ,1r spyspsPs'a nGas s.sna higher than
Read he Folopi,y Testimonials:
Berea o. Granville " G Mar. 10 "a.
Dr. Wade: pear SIR Have been afflicted with
Liver Disease 3 or years, which III times A.
mounted to arrangement. When In Baltimore
last November, procured one bottle Of Liver
C0rrector. now consider myself well.
Yours. respectfully.
ISAAC n. DAY, ofDay a. Meadows
PROF. Mormon, Emeritus. Of Washington u
University. Md. now Resident Physician, White
sulphur springs, says:
DR., Wade's Liver Correetor and Dyspepsia
Cure IL one of the very best remedies for d, spep
STA | have ever llsed.'
Or. Jones, Il prominent physician In Virginia,
who has prescribed II Tor two years. SAYS;
II can lind no better rr.ne,ly for Dyspepsia and
Liver Comllaint thani AIDES Liver Corrector.
Col. Coods. 4 prominent and well known gem
tlenan Of Va. SAYS:
keep il regularly in my family, and would not
be without IL.
Duplm y q says: Wade's Liver Correcter has
done me more good, and given lne more relief Ia
Dyspepsia. than any medicine l ever took, dc.
Prof. Noel. II ColIsse OF Physicians and sur.
genns IL Baltimore. and distinguished practi-
tioner IN thai city, prescribe aud llsrS IL IN his
own family and says: IL the best remedy for
llsspep.iaiwiih Torpid Liver and Constipation Of
Bowels | ever knew.
Baitinlors iSra says: DIR Wa,le's Liver ,orree-
tor Is prescribed 10y cur lcst.physiciuls, for Dys-
prpsia andi Liver Diseases, siid We aalyse'any Of
our friends suffering With such, to.gise tia trial.
Catholic Mirror says. Welrecommend Wadc's
Liver Correct0r 10 MI who are suffering with any
chronic disease Of Liver We can sleak " is
merits as We haze tried II.
Dr. Walker, q celebrated pkysicdu. ot w
Va. proa0ancss. Vule's Lirer C0rrector
The best remedy erint for Dyspepsia IL
all as forms.
ID. WADE 4 co. Sole Propris,on.
$50 ". Baltimore st.
Baltimore.
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Go aday II lone Agcniswsnted. Quilt
- i = and terms free. TRUE & 90,
Augusta. Maine.
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THE PEE DEE HERALD.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Al

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ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
Bright, cheerful, progressive, always IN
to tile advancing thoughts OF the Times,
the Herald takes rank with the leading
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Tie Herald i devoted 10 the family cir
Gle. Itcpniains original and selected stories
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should subscribe for IL Its low price tonly
one dollar places 1t within the reach of
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ags.
Read Shat the Press think ofus.
The Herald il First Glass Family Pa
per. Having soInr oftlle ATTEST writers IN
North Carolina attached 10 Its stall. There
y enough humorous read TX In tito make
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We refer To the publisher Of this parer
Subscribe at once. address.
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ASTONIsHINGl

Tet forty dGys.& Niaerah shah BE- orerfhrov1a.'
Future events prophecied ~ rule ia BgKEERs
hT0PHETIC BoOE. Faftunes fofet0ld IN { he Iips
aud dOwHs 81 prices for the next twenty years:
the future judged by tie past. What seIrs 10
make money on pig-irdn. boas. corn, provisions
cotton aud when We vii have the next paaie,
NIat year hard iirlrs viii end and cuisine re-.
yisa agtIn. livery farmer, manufacturer, Iegiti.
'nate trader and spseillafor should have this book
To know The future. - a. ~ ayOid los and Dc
successful. seLt q aas name. post j.lid, for 81
Address Samuel BeanrT, B4inbFts-c. Ross O.. u.
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L IE3GI|., liquid ! BEEF

AND TONIC INYIG0RAT0R.
4 Recommended BY The besi physician. IN Eng
laGd and Anirrica for CONSUMPTION, Debility
Loss ~ Appetite, Fever. Agile. Dyspepsia, Indi-
gesli0n. Female audi hitlfJn malisslirs.
OPINION on DIR IL erEI AIT, Pres Md.
Insane Hospital. Baltimore. Nd.
sAHssrccommeiId i.irlig's Liquid In
trAri II lieff a. the nlusl ef.ieeEt preparaiiunI
have ever met with. llr1nifur. the virtues OF
food and tonic "a remarkable Nay.
Opinion % Or Nm II STOKES, Physician TO
Mouht Hope Retreat. near Baltimore.
- have gFeai pleasure Ia adding NV tesii-
mony 10 tbs virtues ~ lie big's ilqud EXiTart ~
Bevi and Tonic in,igurlur. - the very best prr.
paIslon used, aud therefore confidently recon-.
mend Il % the medical profession.
AND MANY OTHER TESTIMONIALS.
Pit Up IL Pint Botiles--sl each 7ake
no other.
SOLD By
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Wholesals Agents,
Thomson. Lilly & Co.. Baltimore. Nd.
Purcell 4 Ladd. Richmond. Va.
Wm. X. Burrell 4 Co. Charlotte. n. &.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-23

Passenger train leaving RsleIgls,t Inn,
connects ~ Gfeensbor1 with the Saiher,, ,..l Y;
lfain; making tue quickest tune ID M sa,,,,laa
silles. Ace. minOdat.on Train lea,inr Is.i' ' w
I'D Y " CONNECTS with Northern hanna W Nv =
= Nrecnshcro fer Richmond aud HI raia,I
l,flre OF firkets same ~ via other ro,,tes ''e'
! accommodation Train leaving t,reens,,,,. :,
10 y m. connect AZ Gollshoro win 49,
aud southern bound Trains on the Wihsiasaan
and Weldon Railroad. "''1hsloa
lynehlurv Accommodation leaye R,.hr..,
paht ~ DNl NJ, arrive At BuI1e,Ills y !.
~. leave Burkeyille .lao =. M, arrive \, Nh IN.
mUnd i.5s ~. = A'sA'
Pullman Ia nee ears On ~ aisht trnIns h.,u...
Charlotte and klchnlonsi, without chang;
No Change Of Cars between Cb.rlo,,,
and Richmond. 2S2 Miles.
Paper ihai have arrsasFanen,. "a al,.,,,.. N.
schedule oi This eompany silI please prinl !, !.
For further informatiu,l address .
JOHN u, MACAURIbO, 6enl Pas. Ar,a,
T.M.R. Tatcorr. a "a
Engineer and Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

q, the sale OF the valuable and rare poohhsti
Sdairs History OF American Indians 95 en- nm
Sound Fac sime copy Of ancient Mexican picoOttn
codex IS 81; Bartram's Travels IN ,nU ooI His
ta,ta-S etc. by Boturinl Benaducl, 80 20; an, an
account of the first voyages and discoveries maui ny
saniards in America by Las Casas $40 Catherwoous
Jews Of ancient monuments in Central America, e5e.
sI5. Catlins Kee-Pa" with MSS additions SIo 20
Tor "a 10 - so per volume; COlemans mythology %
the Hindls" So So Congressional Glope' 81 VOLS a
cents per vol MR. sabin remarked that nc never sam
COLLECTION of this in his life that was not III
lent condItion) Cartas Relaciones de Herman
So 25 pamphlets concerning Costa Rica, ~ o. ~
Britannica by Davis and Thurman, vols. 70 90 J,
Debrets Voyage Picturesque ct Historique on BIes,
SIG; History OF the buccaneers OF America tbxqu,,,
melin) 81; Origen de les Indios de ell Nuevo Mohdo,
etc. S. 25 Govands Discoveries, - 20 froepel .
"Seyen Years Travel In Central America, ~ ARC &c
la Lengua Metropolitan, del Reyno etc. 80 90 Hak-
luyts Nayigatons is among the lot TO DO sold today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
SILVER AND GOLD.
cppvcu on SENATOR ZONES.

NECESSITY OF A DOUBLE STANDARD OF 'ALoES-
DANGERS OF MAINTAINING GOLD AS THE ONLY
sTANDARD-DOTH METALS NECESSARY FOX Iab
RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Jones OF Nevada
to-day began his long looked-for speech on the
silver question: the business before the Senate being
the bill TO amend the law respecting the legal
tender of silver coin. The speech was only ABOUT nan
finished when the time expired. The speaker argued
for double standard of values, urged that silver
should be accorded the same rank in which gold mas
been maintained pointed out the dangers OF demohe
tizing silver as legal tender for the payment OF
debts and asserted the impossibility OF restoring
specie payments with gold alone. These positions
were supported by vast array of facts and figures
gathered from al countries and all times Enghsh
history and that nations experience with goiu,
which is particularly British product was trea'eu
at length, and the dangers she encountered 'hrousn
single standard of value were pointed out mention
being made, Of the straits into which the natloh
was driven before the discovery of gold IN California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

Mason. Bryan II. Smith, Frederick Cromwell, Mrs. n
Chittenden, NJ f. H. De Haas, and Clifford l. Middleton
The collection Of pictures comprises about 500 paint
ngs and number Of water-color and pencil draw1no.
from the Polytechnic Packer and other schools OF Boot
Ign. The principal paintings placed in the two main
galleries, James NJ. Harris large landscape, "In The
Autumn Woods" occupying conspicuous place
Further along on the same line is marine
piece by NJ. F. ii. De Haas, who has several works
In the collection The Interior OF a Haremp h1
Frederick A. BIidgman hangs near. Eastman Iobnso1
contributes pictures and wyant small landseanea
" In the North Woods" Peter Moran Ia represented h,
1.-THE Critics." and Edward Moran by a marina
piece, scene in NewYork Harbor Other
conspicuous contributions are from Constant MAYER
Sanford T. Clifford, Samuel Colman, f. A. Silva and r.
w. Hall. Bouguereaus large painting of an Italian
mother and child. entitled "CoyetOusness from oups
gallery, has prominent place ia the Assembly Room
gallery.
The members Of the Hanging Committee regard the O.,
hbton this season above the average OF past years
and express satisfaction with the progress made by The
Association in the art schools connected with it, At Tho
annual meeting OF the Association yesterday the follow
ing elected trustees in place of those whose terms
expired Walter f. Hatch, Marcclius Massey James
Howe 8. HOndlow, and Aaron Healey. The officers ~
the Association reelected as follows President r
n Hubbard; Vlce-President, Bryan H. Smith Treasn
rer, Gordon L. Ford Secretary, n. II. Husted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
TIE BROOKLYN ART ASSOCIATION

The thirty-secOnd reception and Spring ex-
hbon of the Brooklyn Art Association at the Brooklyn
Academy of Music last evening attended by large
and brilliant gathering The spacious auditorium
aud galleries were filed, not less than $500
peors being present at one time during the
evening. Among the prominent persons present were
Stewart L. woodford, James Howe H. L. Plerrepon the
Rev. DIR. Camp Isaac II. Carey, Arthur W. Benson Gen.
D. r. Tracy, William H. Cromwell, Dr.. Peters, Walter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
THE soUIER LIBRARY SALE BEGUN.

The auction sale of Z. G. Squier's valuable
books, manuscripts maps and drawings mainly relating
to the history Of Central and South America was begun
yesterday afternoon at Bangs, Merwin Co.'S. OF the
2034 lots included in the catalogue 400 were sod and
the sale is to continue at O'Clock each afternoon till all
are disposed Of Thus far the prices obtained have been
satisfactory and even little above expectation. Ed
muhd Q. stedmaD, ChefJu DAILY, and James Lenox
were among the buyer yesterday, and many OF the
prominent libraries Of the country have representatives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
A VISIT BY THE BRAZILIAN EMPRESS

The Convent of the Sacred Heart at Man.
hattanvie, was visited yesterday by the Empress Of
Brazil, accompanied by signora Joseina da Fonseea
Costa, her maid Of honor Madame Borgess. the wife Of
the Brazilian Minister; Madame Thibaud, Mr. and Mrs
C. Thomson, and Dr. g. Fontes. At the entrance to the
grounds the pupils Of the two free schools connected
with the convent drawn up in line. The visitors
were first taken to tho chapel, where chair and pri
deu placed Immediately IN front Of the chance for
the Empress The 100 Sisters Of the community and the
800 pupils OF the convent filed the benches during the
singing OF the "Magnihcat" After the service the
party passed through the long hail. in which the
Sisters drawn up in line to the large schooroOm
which decorated with flowers and ferns. Here the
pupils were assembled wearing their black dresses and
flowing white walls. Miss Caldwell Of Louisville KY
welcomed the Empress address In French and pre-
scented Ter with large basket or flowers. The visitors
were then shown through the cassrOOms, dormitories
and other portions OF the Convent the Empress stopping
speak TO three four Brazilian children, who
among the smallest pupils. The visitors appeared much
pleased with the order and management of the Convent
and returned 10 the Fifth Avenue Hotel after collation..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

S. James Hotel-COngressman Lyman X BASS OIL
Buffalo Jaw Cooke Of philadelphia and exGoy Henry D.
Cooke District Of Columbia Breroort HowedBaon
centeaniai Commissioners for Belgium, and J; d.
Cameron OF Harrisburg So peas Hot e. ~ Hs me
w L. Harris OF Chicago ST Nicholas HOe-.en
craig of Missouri the Hon. Jerome b. Chanee OF
RADIO 0isey House-Col T. g. BAYLOR ana C9 g. ~
we'll H. : Army Col Anderson and Capt j. IL SPARKS OF
England Clarendon HOtel-Gen. r. Lenox Banks OF Al
bany dstor HOte-The Rev Dr. Keeling OF iarf1sDurB
Fifh Areue HoteL-Col WIN. Goddard Of Rhode Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

4 GNEW, THOMAS r., the great New-York
~ Grocer Flour Tea Dealer, wholesale and retail
No 80 Veseyst Everybody should call and get bargains
III N. SQUIRE, 81 FUlton-st.-W Watches,
4. Jewery Diamonds, Sterling silver and Rogers
Plated Ware. All the best quality aud at smallest pron
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of the
- Generative organs radically and speedily cured HEStS
A. DANIELS NJ. d. l44 Lexingt6naye Once hours 70 s.
WILL REMOVE MAY / to $50 AND $50
w BROADWAY. -
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS 151 pieces. $50
DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS $40 and upward
DECORATED TOILET SETS, IL pieces ....----.$S
LIBERAL REDUCTION BEFORE MOVING II -
CHINA GLASS, PLATED WARE, CLOCKS BRONZES,8c.
RUFUS NJ. BRUNDIGE, Importer,
$40 BROADWAY, corner Of &lstst.
65I sIXTH.AVE, corner OF 3sthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

The spirits materialized George Washington
at seance in Indiana the other day. and when Of
the spectators asked him whether he was really the great
hatcheter first President replied, Dot sh der kind
Of Hans ich am"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
HOME NEWS

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' IN
BROADWAY.
Gam, 49o. Noon 5eo 8 m, $50 Midnight a.
Highest during the day, 49, Lowest A.
Average 48Sso. Same day, 1879 43S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

fair Is TO be held at Lyric Hall during tie week
beginning on Thursday the benefit OF the Chaplin Home.
The annual Convention of the National Board Of
Fire Underwriters viii DO held tomorrow in Underwriters
Hall, at No. 1876 broadway
There will DO a requiem mass celebrated at the
Church Fathers for the Of the soul OF the
late Dr. A. Brownson tomorrow morning at 1880
o'clock.
IAN Astronomers Voyage Around the World" will
BIO OF lecture at Caarer Institute Chapel tins even
ing Leonard waldo b. s. Of the Harvard College obseTys
tory and the late Transit OF VEINS Expedition The
descriptions viii be illustrated by Of the magic lantern
Sunday, April 23, being the 10Th anniversary of
the departure tor the Of Goth Regiment
s. " " the that evening in tie armory at
Iulows Last evening the regiment celebrated
lhe occasion py h91g a 913u9n uII tsNlS anu Fa
tended b the friends OF the members.
Last evening the members of the Sd Regiment
Cavalry Col ]. H. Budke met in fun uniform dmounted at
their armor 81 Bower aud marched from there TO
their new armor It White and nsts OF which they took
formal pOssesHJ the armOry there assembled
many friends OF the members and after dress
parade BY the regiment hop and promenade concert was
S'"' POLICE NOTES.
A. A. Lcmoyne, ir, died suddenly yesterday in the
liquor store Of John Connolly at Ne OF south washington
square.
An unknown man fell overheard early yesterday
morning at the foot of CoreaTs st. and was drowned His
body was not recovered.
Peter j. Snyder of No. 434 East Ffteenth-st. fell
and received serious injuries to his back.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Martin schaie assault with knife his Martin
Schafer was detained in $500 bail Bail the case OF j.
Henry Langley patent medicine manufacturer OF Pattst
liked at $1,000 ON each charge
Yesterday morning Officer Layburn while trying
TO arrest Boyle for disorerly conduct assaulted
by gang ruians friends OF Boyle who threw at tho
dnav subiued AT the Yorkyile Police court Yesterday
Justice Murray committed Boyle III 5000 ball TO answer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

The Spring style of Gentlemen's Hats manu-.
featured by sPENschKD are models OF grace elegance ant
taste. Try them, at llS Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

MILK OF MAGNEsTA in itself has no distin
tive oOr but when IL leaves natural healthy odOr
the breath that Is swecter than yiclets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

BRIGGs's Corn and BUNEON REMEDIES SAT
and sure Mailed 90 cents Dr. BRIGGS Co, Newark, N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
Announcements

LUNDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
bath deghtlgi substitute for Cologne o. Bay Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

BUNIoNs and CORNs, BAD NAILS, Tender Feet,
cured by BRIGGss BUOS REMEDIES sold by druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

A Virginia editor, whose paper has just sus-
tine impression that there were "mions In H." /" And
20 there are he continued but they remain in YETI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
HUDSON RIVER COUNT

WHITE PLuNs.-The Grand Jury have found bills
Of indictment against the following persons confined In
JAIL bail: john II. Fox, for the COM
mission upon Jennie jones' David Astens (coored
for violating the Nete Many Charles Mclan for
shooting aud severely woundng Miss Nczcl at D0btss
Ferry Abram Il. Brown colored for burglary N the third
degree
PoRr CHRsTRR-An unknown man, while proceeding along
Haven RalrOad, with bag he with
chickens was struck and knoceed down an embankmen
distance number Of persons who witnessed the
Ia the spot expecting 70 see ms manSeure
his feet aud inquired whether
that vas The accommodation which had just passed by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

RossvuLr-Peter l.. Cortelyou, who recently
made an assignment has Cancelled his liabilities % between
and 10000 at the Of 60 cents the dollar Civ
ng notes at o. II, and u months.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-01

Avslk nahle vst,upila j hanbou kre,
do tvafe iest6 jCdnou zaohtilo Sc il vyEc
dit odborniho nacelnika. Hava Williams
ncustale pohilela zaslonou u Jake hlava
Medusina d6sia milostnici, ieizto mysli
neustale zn6la slova:
oVyzenete Ii no, bude Fernand osm
dnech zenat." | pravia k panu Beau
preau.
,Ceriska jest maly tvrdohlavec, kdyby
mne byla poslechla, mohla misto milko.
vani Sc delnikem- - avsak, lax pra.
vim, Jest to ieji yec- -" - ,,Coz ale mne
nevezmete We svou ochranug" - Baccarat
vahala.
rReknete ano," kynula tvaf sira Will.
ANA. - oSnad." odvece Baccarat polosep
tenn.
yJ sem uznaiy -" nalehal stafec. -
Baccarat mlcela, roziimaiic necem.
yNuze!. -" prosil pan Beaupr6au,
ehoz hlas Sc chv6l rozcilenim. - IestG
jcdnou pozvedna Baccarat zrak ma sira
Williama. - Tyaf Anglitana byla chlad
ma, bezctna.
,,Rozvazm 81 to, pane" vece Baccarat
propoust6ic odborniho naGelnika.
,Ach!' pravil on hlasem rozechv6lym.
Ienz prozrazoval mocnou vasen ieho.
,,mejtc Sitovani - budte laskava
budte---- - ,.Pfiidte zeitra!" odpoyGdG
la zprudka.
A povstala nahle, jakoby uzuz cht6.a
pferusit nemilou into rozmluvu. Pan
Beaupr6au chopi Sc klobouI;n povstal
tGz.
vZeitra," pravil, ,,chcete, abych prisel
zeitra" = ,,Ano, pfijdte." = "a bu
dete nj mluvitl"
nAno, ano," kynula n6ma tvaf SRA
Wiliama. = ,,Ano!" zaseptaia Baccarat
klon:c smutn6 cello.
A odvad6la zhurta naGelnika kancelafe.
iehoz zard6la tvaf hofea radosti a iehoz
srdce tlonklo, jakoby mu bylo dvacet let
Kdyz odesel, objevil Sc pred nj lined
William.
rAch, jaka hanebnosl" vzlykala, ,,ja
zaprodat svou sestrn! - Nikdy, nikdy!
Pravi Sc, ze nema Baccarat srdce; lest
pravda; afsak ona miluje svou rodnu
- Nikdy, nikdym opakovala rozhodnG.
MA draha," di j chladnG sir William,
,,neni nikoho jineho, kdo mdze pferusiti
shatek dcery jeho Fernandem, byla
by cd vas chyba, kdybyste no rozhnt-
vala"