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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

Kdyz pan Beaupreau odesel, ustrojil
Sc sir William do ranniho velmi elegant
niho obleku, dal zapfahnouti do tilbury,
sedl do neho, chopil Sc otezi a zatoci
ma cestu anglickemu vyslanectvi. Ba
ronnet byl bez odporu clovek velmi obrat
ny. Kdyz byl pfinucen opustiti Lon
dyn, kde mu byla policie patach, pfisel
do Pafize, prvni starost jeho byla, aSy
odporucil Sc vyslanectvi anglickemu,
kdez zjednal 81 ma zaklade padelanych
listin uplnou ddveru.
V osmi dnech byl William We vyslanec
Ike kancelafi jake donna; tu spfatelil Sc s
dvema mladymi tajemniky, iichz pfatel
stvi cht6l hned pfi prvni pfilezitosti do
bfe uziti. Tato pfilezitost Sc nyni ma
skytla: sir William mel souboj - souboj
Bastienem a potfeboval cestnych
syedk1.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

MIN ma rdznYch mistech pracovali ieden
druhemu do rukou penili vrazdili die
planu drive umluvenGho tax rdznych
kraiinach zaroveh, &c organy spravedInc-
sti musely Sc rezdGliti tim onomu mistu
kan padIa hlavni rama, ma v6tsim die
vseclny prostfedky obranG odnaly. Lid
obecny poklalal ie tem6f "a byto*, s
mocnostmi pekelnymi spflbuzn6n6.
Jiz davno Sc rahli2elo, ze osoby lepsich
stavd musely cinnost ieiich fiditi; kroky
iejich TO dokazovaly, ze fidili ie muzove
ktefl m6i pfistup do rozhodnych kruhi.
Jedna ob6t "a druhou padala, vzdy to
s snepochy bnym dspechem. Bohate rodi
ny oloupeny, vazeni kupci zavrazdeni
Jeiich cesty, jakkoli pfisne tainosti cho-
vany, byly rot6 napfed zDamy, jejicb lis
ty bGhouni byli zldrzeni Casio byya-
Ii clenov6 cerne roty spoluzasvtceni do ia
kovychto tajnosti plany iejich byly
ddkladnou znamost cizych umysldv 70
snovany, tax ze peklo zdalo Sc byti V pl
ne cinnosti, ably ,,cernou rotu" podporo-
valo
Ale kone6nt stihlo ramG spravednosti
take tento krvavy spolek. Zde vypravo
vati budeme jen jednu onech cetnych
episod jeho loupeznickeho zivota, kteraz
vGbec ievi Sc co jedna tech neiznameni-
t6isich, ale take 2 te pficiny uvazeni jest
hodna, ponevadz vedla k rozhodne kata-
strofG teto spolecensk6 truchlohry.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23
Dyspesii,

nebo obtiznemu zaziYani boleni hlav,
boleni zadech plecich, stisnGnosti pl
sou, kasli, kyselemu fihani, zavrati, od
pornosti 1stech, bolestem zluGAim, bol,
stem okQli Iedyin stim jinych j
nych nemoci a iiich ukazdm, vznikajiciu
re spatn6ho trayeni.
Proti nemOcem IsOinim, Osu
imam, vfeddm, nadorIm, bolavyn
ocim, 6eryence, svrabu, spatne barv6 pie.
te a jinym nemocem koznim. Jedna ie
dina lahev pfesyedci toho neined6verci
vGjsiho. ..U
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

zloutence.
PROT: katarU slime ryme, KITE
ra sc zvlastt rychle vyleci, protoze kapky
ostry, zacpu pdsobici Stem trhaii a vymi
sui.
Prot: zan6tliv6mu a choronick6mu
reumatizmu, prot dn6 (gicht) vst
likym zlucnfn, remittniicim a interlnittu
iicim zilnnicim, prot nemocem krev
MIN, ledvin mtchyfe Prot
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23
KINGSFORDUN
OSWegO kukuriCni SkrOb.

n puddingy, blanc mango,
zmrzlinu ect.
Jest pdvodni - zal7zeny 1S4s Ia
chovava povtst srou 60 tistsi, siln6isi a
iemntii nez kterfkoliv iiny skrob, budiz
81 nazey ieho iakykoli.
Stevenson Macadam, Ph. d. & c. nc
epsi autorita ma poll chemie Europe,
peclive rozlozil skrob tento soueastky
leho a naIezl iei zdravyrn zivntm.
Nayod K dtlani pnddingu a iinfch il,
del Jest ma kazd6m libcrnim plklitku.
~ Ma prodei Il vsech vclktch grocerd
64 = so
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

N e IN &c k . a ok u !
vyhl sen6.
Go prostfedek prot nemocinl iako:
Solnaty tok, kozni. vyrazeni-.
ma, ostrost krve pok azeny IA
lud e k pa leni IA ahy, ....
N ejyy born 6j8i lex proti ne
m elm ator sleziny 4lude.
Spolehlvy lex prot
bOIcni hIavy
yseho druhu, dJchavicnosti zapachu
dst.
Osvedceny lex pti vsech zenskych ne
mocech, bletIni6ce, zIoutenic, zkazen6 lr-
We zaludkoyych kfec.
Jisty prestfedek prot zimnici rheu-
matismu.
Uzivani iedn6 lahve AugsburgskJch
kapek usetri vttsich vyloh "a leky.
% ctI. ia lahev anob lahvi "a S1Q0
K dostani kazde pofddn6 lekarnG neb
pfi zaslani obnoSu, hlavniho skladN pro
Ameriku cd
Va WHsnsf 6HnVnIasad a
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

smi dnech, dostanete osmi dnech kveti
natku, rucky do rucky, to Jest mGi
zyyk'
'Vsak ale vite dobfe, podotykal nacel
mix kanceiafe, ,ze nj nejvice ma tom za
81, abyste dostal mou dceru; nebot vitt
sam.
,Kde jsou miliony, tote prayda. ALE
nahoda byva nekdy nepfedvidan6 zrad
ma; kdo mi mdze rucit, ze ten, kdo nyn
mlIiony ty chova a toho hleda, komu ma
lezeji nepotka Sc jednoho dne vami a
vyda vam je bez meho prostfednictvir
,Pravda oyse,.,' zaseptal pan Beau
preau, poznavaje ddlezitost a yahu toho
dokladu.
,Potom,' di dale sir William bezohled :
M, ,kdyby Sc tax staloa ia vam vydal
sliGnou Cerisku, kterouz zboznuiete, mo-
hlo by Sc stati, ze byste hledal zcea jine
no zet6, abyste mohl naloziti miliony
die vlastni chut.'
,Zapominate, ze jsem vas spoluvin-
nikp
,Nezapominam ale dy6 zaruky jsou lep
Il nezli iedna. A hodny muz, iako jste
Wy, ktery ma hav6 tube vrtochy
srdci horouci vasn6, snese tfeba vsecku
potupu, galeni zalaf a cokoli iineho, jen
kdyz dosahne zlata; zlato vsak obGtuie
vasni, jakou mate k divce. Slouzil by
ste mi nedbalosti spoluvinnika, ale ia
chci, abystc mi slouzl horlivosti neob.
mezenou. Neiprve chci ia zasnoubiti Sc
Herminou, den svatby me dostane
tie Cerisku, tomu zavazuji &c v6rou ba-
ronnetskou.'
Beaupreau Sc zakabonil srdce jeho
bilo horecnou netrp6livosti. "A kdybych
mel Herminu nasilim veci pied ufedni
ka, musi Sc stati zenou vas!' mumla.
,Spoleham ma slova tato odv6til sir
William. Po chvili dolozil baronnet:
TAX tedy vydam Sc sm6ie ma cestu do
Brctan6p
,Chceteli, tfeba tedy hned'
,Nikoli nam jest6 n6kolik dni V Pafizi
co delat. -. Ale Wy, mily tchdne, mo.
hi byste 81 vyzadati dovolenou cd mini
sterstva odejeti k zen6. OItud odesi-
lal byste mi kazd6ho dne zpravu dusev
MIN stavu me nevesty tax polehounku
mi pfipravoval kofisf.'
,Vyborne,' odpoved6l Beaupr6au.
,Nyni, pravil gentlman, ,necht6l byste
81 prohl6dnout mdj dim me stale!
Koupil jsem pfedevGirem vyborneho ir-
landaka, ttyrletou ryzku. Potom mann
lovecky kocar, pravy to klenot. Ma pry
nj pohled zda Sc byt ien lehky, obyeejny
kocar, ale stracimeli pero, roztahne Sc
zadni sedadlo, jez urceno jest pro sluzeb-
nika, utvofi SO pfihrada bez vika, niz
to ma deset az dvanact ps1 dosti
mista.'
,Jsteli lovec,' vece pan Beaupreau,
bude vase odporuceni velmi snadne.'
,Jsem lovec,' di dsecnG William, naeez
vystoupiv postele vtahl ma sebe spodky,
oblekl ma sebe dlouhou vestu, kterez Sc
fikalo vesta do stale a way nacelnika
kancelafe pod pazi pravil k nemu:
,Pojfte, tchane, chci, abyste mel neja-
Ike poneti vkusu a jmeni budouciho zete
sveho.'
Sir William vodil. .-pana Beaupreau z
patra do patra nemina ami jednoho kout-
ku; potom kdyz prohledli vse stale, pro
pustil jej a pravil nemu velikou pfive
tivosti, nizto vsak jevilo se vyslovn6
nafizeni:
,Musil byste zadati dovolenou hned
1nes odjeti jeste tehoz vecera do Bre-
Lane'
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Cerna rota.
.-+eaasS9oESseess-

Okolo roku 1898 sifila loapeznicka
% rota, nazvana ,,cerna rota," We va
koh Brugg, staroslavneho TO obchodniho
mesta Belgii, postrach hrdzu. Tato
rota byla 96 hlav silna; tolik jich alespoh
pablo konecne do rukou spravedlnosti.
Nell 1plne vojenske zfizeni, byli We tire al
ctyf setnin nozdsleni, soucasnym pisobe-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

pice!" zyolal hlasem hromovYm. Sam
pax odkvapil re salu, "a MIN zapeti spt
chal pfitel jeho Villedieue.
(PokraGoyani.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23
An L RICK i
nj dridlO
pro pradcIny n dOmdcnOSt.

American Cltramarue Works.
Newark, N Y.
Nase modfidlo jest neilepsi ma svttt.
Ono Sc nerozbiha po pradle, neobsahuie
zadne skodl.v6 latky a Jest uziyano We
vsech velkych pradelnach iak pro svou
dobrotu tax pro svoii lac. Iiodi Sc W.
tecn6 bileni. Prodava Sc pakli@kach
10 ctd. ieden. Ma prodej u kazdeho gro
cera. Ptejte Sc vzdycky po Americk6m
modfidle. a
Office: William Str, New York.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

pokud vznikaji re zaslemovani
dani kruditetH a
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23
nczaziVnOsti

ncZtlZI NnOStI
a natouklost zacpu pilsobi. Kdyz u
kapky odstrani latky, ktere t6zkosti ty
pdsobi, vypudi take pfiznaky ukazy ne.
moce, ktera pramene toho vypryStila,
jake ma pr. kolikoy6 bfisni bolesti uii-
mani, iakoz boleni hIavy prSou, zavrat
tlaceni "a pustotu hlay6, tnGni a mzika
nj oclch a sklicenost prsni, obtiznG dy
chani, ktere jest zvlaSt6 hypochondristim
0tzkomyslnym) Caste osudnG.
Prot: SC m boil st EN-, iez zen.
5 k6 pohlavi tax zhusta ira pi
Proti: plnok
lb c dnici.
tez komyslnosti,
uzkostlivosti
zkostem zaludeGnin
IN dlo b a IN,
bolestem hlavy.
Il dd,
kIepani srdce,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

nojlePsi krob.nasv6tt.
Daya krasny lesk pradm, kdelto roz.
dil mezi cenou tohoto obyceineho Skro-
bu Jest sotva pal ctu pfi pradle Pte,tc
&c po mem yaseho grocera
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-23

Neslysel Iisem nikdy jeste, ze by lide
tax dpine leky spokoieni byli, jako isou
k kap k mi dra. Augusta X 0 :
n ga. Vsichni lide Sc tomu tesili, ze
jsem kapky dra. Augusta Koeniga ms
ste zavedl. TEST mne sameho, ze isem
takoveho neco vyvodl. Co hde mich
pravi, dovfte sc zevrpbneji nektereho
pfilozenych hstkd. V 1cte 'i'.
Andreas Wadl. ta
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A. Vogeler & Co
Baltimore, Md
Verejne dikuyzdanf.

TUTTOT1,
New Orleans, La.
Jelikoz vase ,,Hamburske kapky" ne
en- mne ale jinym dobte poslouzily, na
mohn nez vyieviti vam uznani svoie a OBJ
jednavam pfi tom novych dvacet lahvi
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-21
Something Entirely New /!

THOMPSONS NEW PEBBLE CRYS-
l. tai Patent Jointed Spectaces. Some
thing long looked for and at last found:
excels anything and everything heretofore
invented They improve strength and
preserve the sight. There is no glimmer-
ing, waving of the sight, dizziness or other
unpleasant sensation, but on the contrary.
from the perfect construction of the senses.
they are soothing and pleasant, causing
feeling of relief to the wearer ane produc
ing clear and distinct vision, as lin tie
former healthy sight. These Specs are
imported and are put up in the best manner
both Steel and Nickel frames, with the
trade mark, Thompson, stamped on the
nose piece.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-21
Doctors Disagreeing.

The editor da interim, of the Demo-
Graf is to be congratulated on the ease
with which he can adapt himself to
circumstances. He processes to be en-
tirely satisfied with the action of the
late democratic state convention. The
fact that 1t laid down no declaration of
principles-that it failed to pass a single
resolution-that snap judgment was
taken and an adjournment voted for
the specific purpose of preventing the
presentation of any report from the
committee on platform, that row might
be avoided-are all accepted by him
as evidences of tact ard wisdom which
cannot be too highly commended. To
most men. however, it looks like SIM
pie cowardice, and as if the convention
dared not meet any of the questions
now agitating the public mind. Not a
few democratic papers, we observe,
severely condemn the action of the
convention and speak Of its want of
courage to deal with the prominent is
sues of the day in a candid manner,
instead of skulking, as piece Of fol-
~ and indiscretion which is unbecom-
ing q great political party. They have
something to learn, however, from our
neighbcr who cares for no such trifing
formalities as these. Spoilsmen and
place hunters who carry their princi-
pies SO loosely that they can don or
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-21
Democratic Nonsense.

The democrat pays poor compli-
ment to tbs intelligence of its readers
when it puts forth such statements as
the following for their ediication:
1.-THE immense vote for Mr.. Lud-
ington in Milwaukee last fall, where
these crooked establishments are prin-
cirally located, demonstrates the means
resorted to bring about the strange re
suit"
Does not the Democrat know that
the whisky ring collapsed over year
ago, and that every distiller and recti-
fer in Milwaukee, with one or two ex-
ceptions, supported Taylor for Gov
ernor, as they did in 1873, aohen they
contributed taocnty.: fue thousand dol
lars to aid IN his election? The fact
is that more money has been raised
from that source to aid the democrats
in elections than was ever contributed
by the ring towards the support OF
Republicans.
Then, here is another choice speci-
men which betrays wonderful eight
of ignorance or mendacity, We hardly
know which:
"Vast sums of money have been
stolen from the government through
the whisky ring, and placed in the
hands of BOSS" Reyes and other Re-
publican managers, to be use where
it would do the most good.''
Wirth and Conklin do not pretend
that the amount paid Reyes was over
$500. Now, admitting for the sake
of the argument that this is true, how
far does the Democrat think that
amount would 60 towards defraying
the necessary expenses of an election?
Then again says the Democrat:
"Under the promise of protection
from prosecution for their evil doings,
the distillers and rectifers have been
blackmailed into paying hundreds of
thousands Of dollars, and to aid the
Republican candidates by their in flu
ence and votes"
Unfortunately the witnesses whom
! the Democrat offers to bolster up it's
statements stand impeached, or what
is equivalent to that, juries have de.
clined to convict upon their sworn
testimony. These men are branded
by the courts, and by public opinion,
as scoundrels who are unworthy of be-
lief. A thousand Conklins, Wirths
Grifiths and Rindskoffs could not,
uncorroborated, swear to enough to
convict man Of petty larceny, so
blackened are their characters by their
own admissions. We do not believe
that the Democrat will make much
Roadway in destroying the regulations
of men unless it can produce more
damaging evidence against Them than
that of the corrupt vagabonds whom
! it quotes as authority. 80,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-21
s. j. COnkIin.

This individual has succeeded of
late i'll achieving considerable motor
iety. As an officer of Internal Reve-
nuc, be first betrayed his official trust
by conspiring with the distillers and
Tectifers of whisky in Milwaukee to
defraud the government. An expos
ure followed, and he was arrested for
his completely in the frauds. He
made his escape to Canada and after
remaining there in exile for months
finally made overtures for a return,
conditioned upon making certain ex-
posures which would reveal the true
and secret operations of the ring. A
few days since, there appeared in the
Milwaukee Commercial TIMES, his
letter to Messrs. MoKenney & Dixon
the government attorneys, asking for
liberty fa return, and bidding for their
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-21
doff them at pleasure,l are not apt to

doff them at pleasure,l are not apt to
higgle at anything which stands be-
tween them and success. A majority
of the delegates to that convention
seemed to be men Of this description
They are for anything that will win,
and even stand read to scream, as did
one OF the most prominent of their
number for "Tilden and soft money"
though greater absurdity can not
we'll be conceived than declaration of
this kind. 1t shows the desperation
Of the party, and the miserable subter-
fuges it will resort to in this campaign
tor the purpose of defeating the Re-
publicans. The convention did not
even instruct the delegates to St
Louis to vote as unit, and this also has
been unfavorably commented upon by
number of democratic papers. Upon
that subject. the Madison Democrat
speaks out as follows:
The tabling of the resolution in
structing the delegation to vote as a
unit and with the majority was a mis-
take. In this instance, however, it
not likely prove serious, as the dele
gates are mostly men who will see the
importance of such action. 1t is the
only ray to give the party in the state
any power in the National Convention
1t is not difficult to see, however, how
one-half of the delegates might neu-
tralize the vote Of the other half, and
thereby practically leave the state
without representation The tabling
of this resolution was little SOD
thrown to the rag babies of the Or
ledge and 'ilverthorn class. OF course
it is small portion, vet it was enough
to show the trucking cowardice Of
some of the delegates, and this ought
to satisfy the ambition of the rae-ba-
bies The Democratic party will never
win, and never ought to win, in a ma
tlonal election by playing the role of
coward"
Thus it will be seen how easy It is
tor doctors to disagree He of the
Waterfowl Democrat cares Tor zone of
this; but is willing to 60 it blindly,
and to use bis own language, "be con-
tent and await results (" It must be
remembered, however, that all are not
SO confding, and that the masses of
the people will not be content" to 90
with party which plays hide and seek
with its principles in this way. els
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-21
How a Row Was Avoided.

That an explosion would surely
have occurred in the late democratic
state convention had not an adjourn
ment been moved and voted at the
very moment it was, cannot be doubt
ed. The Anti-Tilden, soft money
men, though in minority, were full
Of fight and ready for battle whenever
the report Of the committee on resolu
tons was called for. The Tilden forces,
however, taking their cue from the
speech Of the chairman, executed a
flank movement and placed their OPP
ponents hors du combat by adjourning
the convention, so that the opposition
to Tilden was stifed, or at least was
not allowed hearing.
But for this maueuvre there would
have been Emusic by the entire band"
One OF the resolutions embraced in
the minority report commended the
democrats in Congress who supported,
and denounced those VINO opposed, the
repeal of the resumption act. 1t dealt
Tilden the following hit:
That it is the first duty of the
Peoples Reform party of the State OF
wisconsin, to keep its conventions free
from the control Of the hired agents
and officers of the railroad corporations
who have lately controlled the legisla-
ton OF the State, and who will, if per.
mitted, control the deliberations of the
party, fix its platforms and name the
candidates as absolutely and with as
disastrous political effect as in lie time
when the agents of Dean Richmond
and Jim Fisk controlled not only the
legislature of New York, but also the
Democratic conventions.
Another resolution denounced the
repeal of the Potter Law, which would
appear to be somewhat inconsistent
with the election. as delegates, of AL
exaHder Mitchell, John La wler, q gorge
b smith and one or two others con-
nected as officers or attorneys with one
of the leading railroad corporations of
the state. That there is considerable
dissatisfaction in the democratic party
over the result of the convention, and
the manner in which its business was
transaction. is not to be won dered at.
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The Democrat says that the WIS
eonsin delegates to the St. Louis con-
vention will be for "Tilden and hard
money Perhaps this is correct, but
It is not certain that they may not be
for "Allen and soft money" They
are not under instructions, but are at
liberty to follow the bent of their in
slinations and go for what and whom
they please. They are in a good sit
uation for "dickering,' = and will proba-
bly, De knocked down to the highest
bidder. 1t is said that Tilden's barrel
of money will be there; if SO, we
think the Democrats prediction may
prove true. 81
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Hayes and Wheeler.


We place at the head of our col
ums this week the names of Governor
hayes, of Ohio, and Congressman
Wheeler, of New York, as the Repub-
lican standard bea rers for President
and Vice-President of the United Estates.
In making these nominations the Gin.
cinnati Convention acted wisely, and
displayed a spirit of Cancellation and
harmony that goes far to insure our
success. No ticket placed in nomina
ton since 1868 has been received with
such unanimitysby all shades of Re-
publican 8, as Hayes and Wheeler.
With the names of Rutherford B.
Hayes and William A. Wheeler in
sDribed on our banners there can be no
such word as fail in the coming con-
test that bids fair to be the most mo-
mentous in the history of our country.
The action of the, convention in pre-
seutirg such nominees leaves no ex-
cuse for a single Republi can to falter
In bis duty. Rutherford b Hayes is
true man, and possess ed of charac-
Der that is unassailable. As soldier
he showed his bravery on more than
one battle field. He served in Con-
gress with faithfulness and ability
and has made one of the most popular
and trustworthy governors, Ohio has
ever had. In whatever capacity be
has been tried he has ever proved
faithful to his country and the people.
The nation may we'll congratulate it
self over the prospect of having such
a chief magistrate. William A
Wheeler is we'll worthy of being asso-
ciated on the ticket with Gov. Hayes.
He is man of great intellectual ca
pacity and high character. As a
member of Congress he stands in the
front rank and as the author of the
Louisiana compromise he distinguish
ed himself as practical statesman
who is in favor of dealing justly by all
North or South. Is not such
a ticket sufficient to inspire confidence
. nd hope in the triumph of the
Republican cause in November? 1t
is a noble ticket and, we believe, an
invincible. ticket! Wisconsin will en-
dorse. Hayes and Wheeler by at least
10, 900 majority.