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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-24

10 mu takt6z ma dale vysluzn6 nebohy
Ducornet byl nyni pouze odkazan ma to
co mu prace jeho = nohou vynesla.
Stesti, ze nem6l nebozak skoro zad-
nych potfeb. Jsa malem spokojen, zil
V neihlubsim Gkrytu osam6le komGrce,
kde vymaloval mnoho obrazI, ga nez by
Sc malifi rukama stydeti nemusili.
Mnohe Mich zdobi oltafe steny kostelH
katolickych.
Take nektere podobizny, jez maloval,
! isou zdatile, ale made vsecky vynika O.
braz generate Negriera, ktery r. 1S4S ma
barikade padl. Obraz ten nabyva ceny
hlavne tim, 10 Ducornet generala .nikdy
nevidel ze ho toliko die sadroveho odlit
ku a dstnho popisu Negrierova pfitele
malovati musel
Ducornet mival pred stoianem, ma nel'
malifi platno Y dfevenem ramci roztaze-
ne stavi, jakesi leseni, skladajici Sc z re-
bfiek6 uncle a lehce staven5ch upevnt
nych, ma nichz sc, fid6 stetec mezi prsty
obrstnosti wife nepodobnou otacel ma
loval Jeden diva stetce mivsl mezi zQ
by, paletu barvami drzival druhou no.
hon
o velkych vystavach pafisskych '
Louvru dostalo Sc mu mnoho cen, mez
mimi iednou take prvni koneene dokon
ce velke zlate medalie.
Bylo to r. 1856. Jednoho dne vypad
poiednou Ducornetovi stetec - nohy
silly no ton m9rou opustily, te sotva ii
byl to, ably leseni Sc dostal. Bylo t
ochrnuti mozku, jez ukoncilo rychle zivo
Glovska umelce znameniteho dne q
dubna tehoz roku L smrtelneho loze be
rukeho malife stall diva pla6ici stare
Jeden mich hy svec Ducornet, otec jeh
kteryz syha po cely ieho ziyot trpeliv6
: laskave pravem slova smyslu ma ruko
nosil. Druhy zatlscil mrtvemu oei
vecnemu spanku. Lidumil ten byl :
= Demailly.
V
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-24

JAK ZIJOU NEBESTANE Feuil.
letonista Mar. L. duchaplny j. Neruda
pfedstavuie 81 zivot iejich nasledovne
ia sc ted len smeju svatemu Augnsti-
nn. VIOLA: ,,kez vam mohu popsat zivot
nebestan1l" Jak pax jen mGze lit tako-
W nebestau jnak, nez nasledovne Rex.
mem, ze V osm hodin rano vstane - m6.
ze ystayat arci take p6l devate a nj
kdo nu ami nespetne = tolik je iisto, ze
hned ma to Sc vytecne nasnida. Po te Sc
stonpi 5 terasove verandy doli do raiske
zahrady, nacpe al neipraveisim turecky m
Gibuk, chOdi sem tam, koufi a nemysi
pranic, cimz Sc prsv6 dokonalosti pfibli.
ii neilip. Hulk sveta zaleha k n6mu len
tax, .iakoby husy stebetaly kaluzine "a
zahradni zdi, toti-li Sc svet vskutku ie-
Ste, tom zvi nebestan teprv, kdyz Sc "a.
hradou rozlehne stfibroiasny inezzoso
pran: Pane n, obed! Papatl" nacez te
dy nebestan blahosklonn6 ide papa
Co della po cele odpIldne, tom, kdybys
nebestanem zem prastil, veceru new
iiz ami muku = nejspis ze pokracuie v,
sve praci dopoledni. A odmenu "a celC
denni namahani sve dostane pax dobror
vecefi, kdyz ie pIl desate, dopiie 81 ne
besfan posledni dousek ,,roudnickeho" =
rozumei piva = pfeje stastnou dobrol
noe nez ponocny odtroubi desatou, j,
nebesfan v 20" -limbu. Andelsky sfast.
ny dsmev ma tvafi = sny9 - mac tol t,
by namahaly.
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0Znfimky POkrOku

vytisknou Sc jen takoye, ktere Sc ndpfed
xaplat. Vyjmuty isou toho pravidla
spolky, .iimz zaroyeh oznamuie Sc "a ,lDo
Irvicaa5 cenu
l palec sloupce stoii $500 "a tfikrate
vytisknuti, 2 palce S4.OO, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvefeinovana tim Jest lev
nejsi, elm dele SO uvereihue.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obycejnym
pismem stoii Is ct6. fadka.
Oznamky: ,,Kde jest" ,,Naprodef'
,Htedd Sc" stoji Is ctd "a tfikrat otisk-
uuti
- Podle toho necht So kazdy tidi,
kdo Y Pokroku oznamovati chce Necht
si uda kolik tadek, ci kolik palcd koli-
KRAFT uvetejnit necht ST sam vypocte a
zasle pfislusici "a to castku.
g Kdo 81 pfeje miti oznAmku V
fitydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska-
We podotkne
Penize poslleite vzdy postovnict
poukazkach Money orders) psani adre
suite vzdy:
POk ROk
No. 1O4 CrOtOn street.
Cleveland, q
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Cttte toto.

vystavu NELL by pouAtu teto drshy, eAto po-
sky pohodA neh kerakov jna draha spo-
jen docilenos Eme snerem Lehh VALLEY se yseni rych-
ovlaky do Flhdelde jedoncil1i be prslll nS.
Byo by zbyteGne rozpso, att yytetnosu drah Allan
tic aud Great western Erie do Noveho l0rku yedoucch
Pohodna protrsnnos Srokokoenych pejeni, kteef
yas nkdy neoneSk6 jlder obdvubodne nejen GO
do mnoAty ale co 90 jaKos posi-, ovanych pokrmu ne
muye zylastnos hoeloyych vozn nieh2 poeestny
30 hoteu vSeho ostati mdAe vsecky tyto pfednos u
emily drahy ty dayno ohbenym. MY mich teutokrae
proo ainneme sedmenov faha iseu tAstsmi pro-
,tiedkucmi Spoieni Seveho Ohia Filsdelhi Tuto ce
mel by kshdy vykStt kdvy nebylo yytavy Neboi ma
naskytue pfllefitost sezna jsk neyy6erpatene
bOhatstyi neroe mineranD tax vekou cast prnmysu ae
me- coa jnak nepfstupne Jest Mmo vzbudl costa ia
mysl vzdeaneo eesoyatee veke mnoAstyi hstorcES cl
yzpomlnek ieho krAsnypi krainau
jma do vekoepost rozmanitosti zem see
nere poie drahy Lehigh Valley Railway ueveRolepe
ma tetO pevnine.
Rychlovlaky vyjizdi z-Olevelandu
do Noveho Yorku Filadelfe.
0 700 h. rano $50 h. yeGer
4
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-24
ID % 1876 odJiGdI vIsky udane stanee (yims
nedel) iak Raslednduie.
NEajiA.

opousti Bayard l2OO dop 800 odp. PfUiEdi do Nov
Philadelphia is 20 odp. opousti N. Phlsd 5 90
i.l5 odp. PtulAdi do Rayard 10. SO dop $50 odp
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-24
Bezruky malir.

Ctonce nsdpis clanku tohoto, pomysliE
iste sobe zajiste, ze to ien obrazne mine
no; nebot 'bezruky malif je vlastn6 ne
smysl spise by snad Sc naucil tlovek L.
pine hluchy ma housle hrati, nezli bez ru-
Ky mslovati.
Yidame slepce ma rozlicne hudebni ma
stroie hrati a neobyceinou remeslnosti
nejiemneisi prace rucni vykona yati. ABLY
ale slepy malbe sc pfiucil, aby elov6k bez
ruky malifem, ano velkym malifem stati
Sc mohl, ie vskutku wire nepodobno. A
ptedce Ill iiz malif, ktery nebyl toliko
bezrnky, n5brz mel take zmrzacene nohy
a piece byl slavnfm umecem.
Bezruky tento malif imenoval Sc Cesar
Ducornet. Narodl Sc dne 6. ledna 1906
m9ste Lilu We FIandersku otcem ie.
no byl chudy svec
Cesar byl liz od narozeni bezrukY a
krone toho netvor; nebot chodidla nohou
i,ho vybihala We dve, hnusne zpotyofe-
nFch bambuli sc Gtyrni ,prsty.'
Dite zdstalo ia live sill mu neusta-
le pfibfvalo Rodite e NELL skutecne
rsdi kdyz dordstalo, meli MIN SOU
druzi 6trpnost Nikdo Mich neopovazil
SO, posmech neho tropiti, nebo jej skadli
ii. Mimo to mel Cesarek ohnive oei a
byl silnebo tela, COZ vzbuzovalo aspoh ia
kts takys respektl
Kdyt mel jiti do skoly, radili Sc rodico
We, co nbohym hochem pociti. On ST.
ce ievil wife nepodobnou obratnost ctyr
prstovych .nohon' svych, jimiz mic d.
vfsky hezel, noze ndzek, chleba div
se chapal a papiru velmi pekne fgurk.
vystfihoval. Aysak ma nohou stati meme
hi o neiake chdzi nemohlo byti an
feci.
Jednou no postihli rodice pfi zvlast-
MIN zamestnani. Dr1elt mezi prsty pra
ve nohy tuzku napodobi knihy pism
nv 3 takovou urcitosh, ze by to tax nedo
vedl hoch, lenz po vice let do skoly chod
zdraye ruce nohy ma.
U vecer sedel mistr Ducornet u verpal
ku, pracuje phi skrovnem svitu lojovice
znamou kuli sklsnenou ponekdd zvetse-
mem; vedle neho sedea lena pfedouc
kdezto opodal mrzacek Cesar, pouzivai'
poslednicb paprskd svetla, na setloutlen
papiru pismeny nohama kreslil.
V tom nekdo zaklepal ma dvefe, vstou
pill pan Dnmoncel.
Byl to stary ucitel psani, dobra, pocti-
vi to duse. Pfisel Sc poptat po praci, kite
rou 81 byl sevce objednal. Pfibliziv s,
mistu, kde hoch psani zabran sedel, ne
DO spise lezel, otazal Sc;
Co to della ten hosicekl'
,Pisu,' odpovedel Cesar.
,Ty ze pisesa | ukaz mi pismo, dra
housku', odpovedsl starry ucitel, ably ne
sfastnemu diteti rodicdm leho ddka
sve soustrasti podal.
Hoch uchopil rychle nohama list po
Gal jej Dumoncelovi.
Maj bozep zvolal udiven stafec, tot
pismo cd tohoto ditete. Tyto krasne
pevne, urcite pismeny - nohama psa.
ne; jak to jen moznol Mistfe Ducorne-
ts, prosim vas, dejte mi hocha do cvieeni
budu iej vyucovat zdarma. Ujmn SO ho.
Rodice, radosti placice, tiskli laskaye
~.,x ,.1:<ol. ,no1a r,,oo
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-24

LaRone inkorporoyany.
Hiavni kancelaf, Ala BOwery, N. Y.
Spo!ecnost ia Jest zastoupena Is sta.
teoh Unie eta 14,0OO Glen6,
Poiiztnje zivot az ma $4,000.
Nemocngm vyplaci podporu cd S7-24a
tydne.
Pflspevty nohou zapravov4ny byti
tydne.
DIE vfrc6li zprayy, /. lecna 1874 W.
placeno nemoen5m
roku 1873, : 1885 co podpora
10000 vyplaceno dedi-
cum zemfeltch.
Ptirdstek imeni roku 1873, $50, 900.
Ptebytek dne l. ledna 1874, $50, 900.
Bliza zpravu poda:
>. karger.
1S3 Ontario Str.
7i-T OLEVELAND,O
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-24
Snizen6 ceny!
DO NOyehO YOrku 80
do Filadelfie d

To lest iedina dfsha, kterdt u5ya Punanovteh palace
yyoh Nozu 0evelandu do Noveho Norku Fsdelhe
Zafizen pouAyanl hateoyych zajste bade od po-
cestns eh uale4te oceneno mehou poh@ k8bh bo
anfby musei sezt vlaku mezi Ceyelandem Yorkem.
Haste jlan hstky rsze Atlantic Great Western
" B. .sHA1TUG, generaafledaatel ' Cincinnati
ID. COOPER, generalni superintendent Cleyeande
N FOUTs, jednatel Cleyelande. .
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Ma vychod od5izdf a pfyfSdsz z Vgchodu:
q Clevclnadn 7.45 1000 rAno, 4.lo a
t0.20 veeer.
Do Clevelandn $40 5.35 rano, 2.O5
$50 odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.lo l0.l5 rano, 1875, 8. sO'a
TO- 40 vecer.
2 Buffalo 5 5,5Oa 7.l5 rano $50, &. .25 O
/ l.30 vecer.
DO New Yorku 100 rAno 40 32O
1900 veGer.
s Bostonu $50 rano 500 IL yeeer
Ma sdpad odJiSG se zdpadu p;fVisat:
q ZClevelandu 5.a5 100 rano, 2.30a 6.5
odpoledne.
Do Cleveiandu 7.25 lo.55 rano, 3.45
1905 odpoledne
Do Toledo IO.40 a 1866 rano 100
IL 90 veeer
q Toledo 800, $50 a 1856 rano /.
ve1er.
Do Chicago $50 $50 rano $40 as.2
vecer.
Q Chicago 100 9.2O rano 5.s5 92.
veeer.
q New Yorku 1880 10. 45 rAno
s1l. 90 veeer:
z Bostonp s.3O 800 rsno -- e3O
vscer
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-24

~*s~se ~ 7fSsssssSN
Seyeronemecky Lloyd Bremen Jest
aejo5tSt spoleGnosf paroplavebni Ne
mecku, ielikoz eta 28 yelkych pomof-
skych, krasn6 zfizenJch parnikd, ktere
stayaii Sc vady odlabenejs5mi, COZ vysvita
toho, ze mezi Eyropou Amerikou
do konce roku 1874 po Mich 54OO75
osob pfeplavilo. Parolode bremske vede
ny jsou spolehtiegme kapitany, jsou pod
fizeny 6astf a dahladnd prohtt}ce drze
| i sc V nejlep5im podddku
2adovala. Cestuicim ma lodi dava Sc
dIstatek d0bfe uprayene stravy, kazd5
obslouzen jest steine z,fiy6tiv6, a o pOho-
dil postardno jest co nglip.
kdo by ST pfa nekomu re svych zna-
mych aneb pfibuznych pfeplav vyplatiti,
necht Sc obrat ma n6kter6ho z nasich p.
t. zastupcii Americe. sice:
V CLEYELANDU ma p M. Kreicibo,
1897 IL 1899 Forest nj.
V RACINE, ma p. Jos. Novotnyho.
! V MILWAUKEE ma p. Oh. Toepfera
LA Clinton nj.
V CHICAGO ma PIP. Novaka Kas
para, 40 Jizni Canal al.
V N. YORKU ma p. Brodskeho, 26
Ave G., aneb 9. Nike.a 80 Broome al.
V ALLEGHENY, Pa, ma p. Jos.
Podan6ho, 277-279 Ohio III.
V CRETE, Neb. ma PIP. Jindra, Jelinek
spoil.
kdo by ale povolaval "a sebou ptatee
neb zname, ktefi 81 pfeplavne sami platit
budou, raGiz nam sd6liti jejich adresy /;
my 10 sprayime vsem ceste te potfeb-
mem poprejouli nam sve dHvery, budou
5 vyprayou zajistG spokoeni.
Dopisy ma mas budtez adresovany:
kares IL StOtZky,
Bahnhofstr. 20
Bremen, Germany.
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River Division.
Ma Vychod.
Ma sdpal.

Genl. Par gr. and Ticket Agt-
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Bremen, Germany.
SeVerO-nGm. LLOYD

pravideln6 postovni parni spo-
ieni mezi
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Cleoetamd, Columbus, Cincinnati Il
Indiana H. IL.
u Clevelandu odiizdf 6.55 dopoedne
2. so $50 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi 80 rAno 400 d
9.55 odpoledne.
z Crestline 9.55 rano 9 SIS 1000 odp.
Do Columbus 1926 pol. 9.45 IL. 35
@noci.
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.3O edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
q Cincinnati 100 1000 rano 9.45 vee.
2 indianapolis 6.25, 1850 100 rano.
q st. Louis 7.l5 rano 2.55 LAO odp.
Q Chicago ESQ $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi jezditi veGernim
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Bremen n Baltimore

kbR GEkACR aa btkaEkEhUEC
pres Southampton po oblibenych
zeleznych parnikach postovnich
(250O = 5000 tun):
BALTIMORE, Captain Meyer.
BERLIN, captain PGtscher.
OHIO, captain Meyer.
LEIPCIG, captain Holman
BRAUNSCHWEIG, cap. Unduetsch'
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger
Expedi6ni dnoy6 ison ustanoveni:
4 Bremen z Baltimore:
Braunschweig, II. tce. 8. srp. h. odp.
Nuremberg, % II.
Leipzig Is. srp. I. zati e"
Braunschweig 30 " q.
Nuremberg 10 zafi 5. fina F."
Leipzig 81 10 8"
Braunschweig IL. tiina 2, listop."
z Baltimore kazdy druhy e.tyrtek.
L Bremen kazdou druhou stfedu.
Tyto lode doprayuji cestovatele do
Bremen, Southampton, Londyna, Ha7ru
zpet.
Ceny ptevozni
4 Bremen do Baltimore
kaluta 800 v zlata
mezipalubi 32 pap.
Il Baltimore do Bremen, Southampto-
nu, LondJna Havru
kainta s 80 zlate
mezipalubi 30v paph
Zpatecni listky:
mezipalubi $58.50v pap.
Deti od l-10 let polovici, kojenci 81.
N Stran zasilek listkd pfeplavi
nfch obrafte Sc k jednateldm:
A. Schuhmacher Il Co.
8 South Charles Str. Baltimore.
Charles Waiter,
IL pro Washington.
M .KREJCl, jednatel pro ty same lode
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-03
TIE RRITGRIAL NEWS.
From the .Bozeman Times .

From the BOzeman Times.
Hostile Sioux are continually lowering
around Gen. Terry's camp, committing dep
relations when an opportunity presents
itself, but they are generally picked off by
Of them, make sure work. A few evenings
ago the Crows brought in four fresh scalps
and had a lively time that night.
From the New North West.
Mr.. Van Gundy saw Dan. J. WEIGH at
Granger July 18th. His band of 600 head
of cattle were 20 miles north of Granger and
very fat. He expected to sell his stock cat
tie there and ship the beef cattle to Chicago.
Dan did not lose an animal on the drive.
Kohrs lost nine head and an Oregon band
- head. AT Camas Creek he met Woods
and Woodward of Beavcrhead valley with
1900 head driving for Granger. Mr.. Sim
Estes. Mt Watson, estimates $4,000 head OF
cattle will be the drive from Montana this
year.
From the Helena Independent.
Mr.. j. M. Barrett, editor of the Iadepcn-
dent, has been confined to his home by ill
ness since last Wednesday.
The mines in Tucker gulch have paid well
this season, but now work is generally s,ls-
pended in consequence Of the low stage OF
water.
The Centennial mill has started up on
seventy-tive tons of Burlington ore.
A cleanup of the Hanaur mill Mt Cable
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&c ERAL N ( WIS.

The San Antonio (Texas) Herald says the
stage drivers between that city and Kings
ton are to be provided with umbrellas tc
hold over the stage robbers in case it rains,
while they are robbing the mails and reliev-
ing passengers.
A Minneapolis (Minn.) woman recently
found a little package that contained seven
teen diamonds secreted in a desk that once
belonged to her great-grandfather.
On Governors Island there is a grave of a
soldier who served his country forty years
N the hope of achieving a ~lieutenancy, and
lied with his moderate ambition unappeased.
A squad OF twenty policeman who had
been sent to queil an anticipated violation of
he peace at the new reservoir now building
q Albany took refuge from a thunderstorm
! a tool-shop on the 18th ult., when the
pilding was struck by lightning and all
wee more or less affected, though none
wee fatally hurt.
he Rev. J.. S. White has been fined for
voting a Kentucky law which requires
Letters who charge for admission to take
put censes.
II Spanish Government is trying to raise
mon by giving the customs receipts of
pubas security. Forty million dollars are
leed, and it is expected that Cuba will
yeldne-tifth of that sum, while the re-
1alnr will be subscribed in Spain. The
Java merchants have made up $50, 200, 900.
me Enters are to meet and see what thew
On az The scheme is considered a forced
ifan' q is rendered necessary by the des-
rfateate of the Cuban finances.
1heservian prospects are improving.
AiVptram Belgrade state that the Turks
I'VE WldraWn from the right bank of the
lflna' it'll the view Of defending Novi-Ba-
IF. wih is threatened by General lack.
1ie heic defense of Saitschar has been
sgceed by the retreat of the Turks to
,luuehNhere they have been followed by
Y oerNn skirmishers, who have occupied
sIe'ai lagos, the people having fiocked
19uielf tandard. Attention is. however
oicen.red mainly on the Servian army.
wen IS lvancing on the Turkish forces at
Ma. lis reported in Paris that the Gem
II y hemed in by the Turks but this is
/, wy impbable.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-03
City last week, 1l12 tons of ore from the
Pyrenees lode, yielded 1920.
From the Missoulian =.

Pyrenees lode, yielded $4,000.
From the Missoulian.
The grasshoppers in their flight have in.
vaded Bitter Root valley, and are reported
to have entirely destroyed the crops on two
or three ranches. The farms on SkalkahC
have suffered most, and the fields of jacob
Baker at that place are said to be entirely
cleaned up.
K. Rahkramer left for the upper country
last week with a load of good things for
the Deer Lodgers. He left with us q box of
raspberries as a sample of what he carried.
BY letters received here last mail we learn
that ID. j. WEIGH has reached Green river
with his band of cattle, where he was
waiting for the rear guard to be brought
up.
From the Helena Herald.
The Steamer Durfee wa seized by Gov
|ernment for the transportation Of supplies
up the Yellowstone, and Montana passengers
were detained there from the 18th to the
llst of the month in consequence.
Mrs. Gen. Gibbon and family are passen-
gers by the steamer Western now lying,
it is supposed, at Cow Island. A cavalry
escort and ambulance have gone from Ft.
Shaw to bring Mrs. Gibbon to that post.
We learn from Jno. l.. Woods, in from
Beaver Creek Ferry, that the Missouri at
that point has not fell to within II feet of
|oW-Water mark since the early spring rise.
the last thee days twelve inches
Use has been added to the volume of wa
ter flowing in the channel at Beaver Creek
Ferry.
A couple of weeks ago Richard Mcneil, of
Park City, bought a half interest in a placer
in the Park, for 81, 500. The cleanup
rom the first weeks run was $4,40O, OF ex-
;ellent gold. Mr.. McNeil's one half of this
mount, after taking out expenses, left him
ground clear and $500 added to his bank ac-
'ount. That is something better than a trip
d the Black Hills.
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stimulated by a steady market and remun
Grating prices. 1t will cause our valleys tc
be settled up, and our pioneers to push
further out upon the frontier. Besides
these, the noise abroad will attract the at
tention of people in all parts of the States
and many will come to our country. In
fact it will probably necesitate the extention
of the Northern Pacific Railroad before the
problem is solved. The question is up and
we hope it will be settled once and forever,
be the contest long or short.
OUR wool-growers are feeling considera-
bly, discomforted over the unusual depress-
ion in the prices Of wool this season. The
market East opened low, and has continued
to decline steadily until the best grades OF
Montana wool is now only quoted at from
ten to fourteen cents per pound. The unu-
sual low figures East, the steady decline,
and slow, uncertain transportation, has had
the effect to bring the market here down
lower and lower each succeeding week,
until, at length, it is closed altogeth-
er. This works a hardship upon many of
our wool-growers, who need the money for
their present clip to pay the current ex-
penses of caring for their flocks. 1t is not
at all likely that this state of affairs will ex-
ist many months, but there are many who
cannot depend upon uncertainties. We,
therefore see no alternative but for them to
ship to some of the Eastern cities, and if
prices are not satisfactory store. 1t does
not usually cost more than two and one-half
per cent. for storage and commission, and
advances may be had upon consignments at
about seven per cent. per annum The mar
ket will doubtless revive again when the
politics of the county become more definite
and settled. And we believe that a good
profit may be realized by holding it.
Wool cannot be grown at the prices ruling
atpresent, and will consequently be held in
the s%torehouses until there is a demand.
IT is our endeavor to make the HUSBAND
MAN a complete reflex of the farm and live
stock transactions throughout the entire
Territory, and we hope our friends in differ
ent parts of the country will furnish the adj
count of all the transactions that occur
their localities. If. there is lot of stock
a farm, a thoroughbred bull, a flock of sheelI
or a lot Of pure bloods, or a good stallion'
sold, communicate the facts to us, giving the
figures lfpossiblc or if there is a change off
range by any of our stock-men. keep us
posted. We nave not yet been able to se1
cure a regular correspondent in any neigh1
borhood, and therefore hope some Of our
numerous friends may take it upon them
selves to write to us occasionally. The con-
dition Of the crops is always Of great inter-
est to Our readers. If you nave not time to
write a letter, send the items on a postal
card. 1t will cost you no effort and add
to the interest of your journal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-07-27
without Pow der.

Ed. ADvERTIsER.-T motion of"Nn
Powder" in your last issue is in order,
and is important. We have for a
hundred years celebr ated with powder
and it has never failed to bring dcstruc-
ton to property. often wide spread, and
suffering and sorrow to many a home.
There Is nothing in this form of celebra
ting that elevatcs the beautiful standard
of moral goodness, nothing to lead any.
one to higher deeds and nobler acts in
life, but the Accomplishments TOO often
set at work those fatal clements which
multiply the sad wrecks of character
we see on every side. Upon the youth
those who mostly suffer, the country
and the church Of God are looking for
men. Let no one treat the subject
lightly and say the influence Of this
powder carousal is transcient. "a
sentence hath formed character, a
picture hath ruined souls, and pen
hath shapen nations,' reputation, re.
spectability, position or influence are
not earned or increased by the fireworks
or fire crackers; the end thereof is
death" We second the motion for a
celebration becoming christian people.
No powder. MANY CITIZENS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-07-27

KANsAs.-A letter from A. Dubois,
Smith Center, Phillips Co, Kansas,
says:
"Again the harvest is being gath
cred and we have most bountiful
one. Both spring and fall wheat are
splendid, and the corn never looked
better in any country than here now.
We have thousands Of bushels of last
years crop on hand, which with the
promise this year will bear me out in
stating that this country can not be
bea ten. Thousands of acres Of fine
prairie land are yet waiting to be
claimed and cultivated, when they
will prove as productive as any land
that is now farmed. Come to Kan
sas; come to Philips county for free
homes.'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-07-27
.-Seedless raisins at city grocery.


III CHRoNIcLEs--CHAP. cxIx.-
And behold it came to pass in the
first year of the reign of Nicholas the
Tramplifter, shortly after the flood,
that it was told in the ear of Bullion
the son of Hardcssh, mighty man
and valiant, how that Softsolder, a
chieftaia in the house Of Tincob, had
spoken evil concerning him whereby
much people were turned aside TO
wag the head and cry aha. And the
soul of Bullion was stirred within
him and voxed greatly; and he put
on his armor and laid hold upon his
shield and his spear and went down
to the camp of Softsolder, even down
10 the door Of bis tent, and lifted up
his voice and cusscd some. And
there was war on Cedar Street that
day, and much wind was spilled; but
the hand of Providence was over
Bullion and over SJftsolder in that
hour and both came unscashed from
the col1c, and went each man te
his own tent in safety, whereat al
Israel rejoiced greatly and was ex'
ceeding glad. Selah!