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The Morning herald., 1876-08-11
s.NEAREsT TO THE TARGET"

Good shooting was done by the Key
stone Battery of Philadelphia and the
Hutchinson Battery of Pittsburg, at Cape
May on Tuesday last. A large crowd Of
spectators were attracted to the seashore to
witness the target practice between these
crack batteries. Although the distance
was bat one mile,a and the target fifteen feet
square, neither Of the batteries hit the tar.
get out Of twenty shots each. Fine target
practice this indeed. The judges after q
long and rigorous investigation and search
among the rand hills, we're o. the opinion
that the Hutchinson Battery had ''shol
nearest to the target" The spectators
though disguised, were nevertheless happy
that they escaped being hit, discovering
that the only place Of safety was in from
of the target.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11

IT WOULD not be bad idea for the diff
ferent states represented at the Centennial
to initiate the course Ohio pursued on
Wednesday, when Hon. E. D. Mansfield,
of that State, delivered an able address
upon its history and resources in the
Judges Hall. 1t would be the means Of
introducing their importance in mineral,
agricultural and other interests that weuld
not otherwise extensively meet the public
ear. We have many able speakers who
have fine knowledge Of the State, and
who could compile and deliver an
instructive history Of the wealth Of our
soil and industries. Will the Centennial
Commissioners of this State make an effort
towards such contamination?
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11

A WOMAN was killed recently in
New York by the falling Of q telegraph
pole, while she was sitting in the door ol
her residence. Owing to the blame Eav.
ing been placed upon the Western Union
Telegraph company, where 1t did moi
belong all the telegraph poles hereafter will
have the names Of the companies owning
them painted thereon. This is another
argument in favor of underground wires
which have been adopted in many Of the
large cities Of Europe to avoid just such
accidents as this, which has occurred in
New York with such fatal results.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11

common possess hisesuntsy as . heritage
from their fore -fathsEs. Where could :
man be found who more nearly approache'
the standard of what the Republicans claim
they wish to see in the South? Yet they
are schemihg to defeat and destroy him
What more base treachery could be found
than this; where Brutus more designing;
where . hypocrisy more great? Peace il
the cloak Of war, and reconciliation the
deceit Of political capital; its grave will
be dug in November, and the corpse low
cred into eternity on the fourth Of March
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11

The unemployed workingmen Of New
York, have taken Wild and unthoughtfu
view Of the course to pursue in the un
pleasant situation of being without work
and money. At mass meeting held
Wednesday night committee was ap'
pointed to wait upan Gov. Tilden and re-
quest him to remove from Office all those
interfering with or obstructing public
works. 1t looks as though this was as
much of political bug-a-boo, as that
which recently startled Wilmington; lead
on for political capital and factional, pur.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11
Personal and Political.

Mr.. Bowles speaks of 'those fellows who
are cunning for negroes"
Mr.. David Dudley Field is entertaining
Sir Robert Barry at Stockbridge.
Dion Boucicault arrived at New York
yesterday by the steamer Russia.
Hon. Edward Archibald, British Consul
at New York, is on the Saguenay River.
James Lick, the eccentric Indian-giver OF
San Francisco, has been sick SIS, 900 worth
in twenty-five years.
The Democrats of the tenth district OF
Missouri have nominated Judge Debolt tor
reelection to Congress.
Hon. John Goode, Jr., has been renomi-
mated for Congress by the conservatives of
the Norfolk, Va, district.
Mr.. Gladstone dislikes Mr.. Pierrepont
for the ungainly remarks that the American
Minister made about the ex-Premier.
General Joe Lane is living in small
frame house Oh spur of Rogue River
Mountain in Oregon. H. is eighty-three
years old.
Republicans are wearing Hayes pitch
forks as emblems of that dark pitchtorker
to whom all Republicans sooner or later re-
port.
Moody has built and occupied $4,000
house at Northtield, Mass, and now, un-
like his Master, he hes place where to lay
his head.
Earl and Countess Dufferin have arrived
at San Francisco, her British majesty's
steamer Amethyst, from Victoria, waiting
for them.
Senator Burnside, who has been detained
at his home on account of illness for the
past month, resumed his duties in the, Sen
ate Tuesday.
Count Wilhelm Won Arnim, son of the
German statesman who has fallen under
Bismarck's dlspleasure, is now sojourning
in New York.
Hon. E. D. Mansfield delivered descrip-
tion of the past and present of the State OF
Ohio at the Judges Hall, centennial
grounds, Tuesday.
Gen. James R. Chalmers has been nomi.
mated for Congress by the Democrats Of the
Sixth Mississippi District, now represented
by Lynch, co,ored Republican.
Senator Morton left Washington Tuesday
morning for Indianapolis and will return on
Monday. He will deliver his opening
speech of the campaign at Indianapolis on
Friday next.
An informal meeting of about sixty lead
ing Republicans, representing all sections OF
tuC ulSLTlCJ, WH6 uClu III DObCOu VII IIlOdy
and vigorous opposition to Butler was
developed.
Jewell is the magnanimous man of the
hour. Notwithstanding the kicking Grant
gave him, he was present at the Republican
National Committee the other day and
"ready for work."
The majority report of the Senate Com
mittee on Mississippi Affairs is a frst-clasa
document for the outrage mill. 1t does
seem little late in the day though to ex-
onerate and justify Gov. Ames.
1t is occurring to the friends of MI. Cornell
Just now that Mr.. Evarts is above all others
the man who ought to be sent to the United
States Senate, and that his talents would
be completely buried in the office of Gov
ernOr.
The New York "Times" is fain to accom-.
pany the "outragist" Senators as far as
possible, but recacitrates and parts com.
pany at the proposition to "remand to q
I Territorial condition" any Southern State in
this centennial year at least.
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Mr.. Orth the Republican candidate {,

Mr.. Orth the Republican candidate for
Governor Of Indiana, he Of the Veneszula
business, retires with black eye to make
room for Mr.. Harrison, grandson Of
''Old Tip" Of 1910 memory. The nomi-
nation was rendered to Seward Pratt, the
gentleman whom Grant had deposed for
integrity, but both refused to nibble at the
tempting bait, and General Harrison the
second, will have to run the gauntlet as
the Hayes candidate for Governor Of In.
diana.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11
We are continuing in THE HERALD

We are continuing in The HERALD
the thrilling story entitled 'The Two Or
phans." The demand for this story since
we commenced its publication has been
large and we have been obliged to greatly
increase our circulation, which with the
material growth of the paper has given us
a circulation, large and influential, and
lacking but little being the largest in the
n;tv
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The Hamburg outrage, which has be

The Hamburg outrage which has been
denounced by the press and leaders Of both
parties, we are pleased to see, will eprop-
erly punished. The prompt Indictment
of seven for murder and of thirty Others
as. accessories, is evidence that the law will
will take its course and be properly adj
ministered. The accused will without the
aid of Federal troops be legally convicted
and punished.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11

PoL1r1cs, not business, is the order Of
the day in both branches of our aNtional
legislature. 1t is a fact that there are
over four thousand bills in the thirty odd
committees not acted on. In the House,
on the Speakers table, are two hundred
bills of various kinds, forty of which, are
public bills, and seventy of them pension
bills, yet political discussion occupies the
time of the members. Both Houses under
these circumstances appear to be campaign
mills.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11

BR1sTow is eating dirt down East. He
is training for the stump in Maine and
Vermont, in support Of the men and party
who degraded him. Poor Bristow! He
was thought to be honest just and honor
able. What does he think of the echoes
from his "Old Kentucky HomeY''.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11

SENATOR MORTON was under the i'm.
preston that the nutmeg State was unre.
presented in that body, but the Connecticut
Senator Eaton, enlightened the mind q
the doughty" Indianian. 1t must have
been an exciting event when Eaton hurled
the lie into the teeth Of the "bloody shirt
veteran
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11

improvements at tho DelGWare Engine
House.
The Delaware Fire Company are making
several changes in and around their engine
house on Sixth street, which will be a deci-
ded improvement. The ground floor of the
building is being torn up and replaced by q
new one, and the horses stalls will be al
tered in such manner ,as to greatly simpli-
fy the work of gearing up the team upon
the alarm OF fire. Il fs also understood that
.tha mamheta IT the cQmpany intend to re-
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11

PEACE has spread her wings over both
the pale and sable faces Of Alabama.
Sixty out Of six.y-fve counties were car
ried by the Democrats. They have nearly
unanimous Senate, and four-fiiths Of the
House. The echoes Of Alabama to the
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11

CONGRESS shows great apathy at the Sc
rious situation Of affairs, both civil and
military on the plains. This prospect of a
transfer of the Indian Bureau to the War
Department grows less and less every
day.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11

THE campaign in Pennsylvania this
year is most important one. By the
operations of her new constitution, tie
term Of every Senator expires. For the
first time within the memory of voters,
her entire National and State legislators
are to be chosen.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11

The OFFICIAL returns in Alabama state
that the Democrats have elected their
State ticket by over forty thousand major
ity, and at least four-fifths of both branches
ofthe Legislature. The Democratic ticket
was largely voted by the colored Of the
State
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11

The returning Liberal Greely prodigal,
Galushua A. Grow, is candidate for>Con.
gress in the Fifteenth Pennsylvania dis
trict. He has returned to the fold and in
welcoming him back, the fatted calf, is a
district nomination for Congress.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11

The Democrats Of Allegheny county,
Pennsylvania, may be congratulated on the
notable result Of casting overheard the late
disarace6ll inefficient Speaker Of the
The Morning herald., 1876-08-11
THE HERALD.

TIE NoR1IHal HERALD is published
every morning, sunaays, exceptedJ and
delivered in the city of Washington and
surrounding places for six cents per week.
payable to the carriers. Mail subscriptions,
postage free, three dollars per annum 10
advance. ,s
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IF YOU WANT TO BIZ. STRONG, HEAL
THY AND VIGOROUS,

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No language can convey an adeq ate idea
change produced by tax il. 6 L. F. Kunkel's
Bitter Wine OF Iron i'll the diseased debili-
tated and shattered nervous system.
Whether broken dowp by excess. weak by
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perfect healih anu vi&or. = Id only in fl
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EERVOUS DEBILITY,

Debility, q depras sed, irritable state o
mind, weak, nervous, exhausted feeling
no energy or animation, confused head
weak memory the consequences of excuses
mental overwork. This nervous debility
finds sovereign cure in f. r. Kunkels
Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t tones the system
dispels the mental gloom and dependency
and rejuvenates the entire system.
now only ask q trtaL of this valuable
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KEEL, Sole Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
Ask your druggis. for Kunkel's Bitter Win.
of Iron, and Lake no other make Sold only
IN 81 bottles. All others are counterfeit, SO
beware OF them.
TAPE WORM.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
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No fee until the head passes. Come and re.
fer to the patients treated. De-. f.. r, KUN
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Worms also removed. Ask your druggist
for KUNKEL's Worm SYRUP. Price ST per
bottle. Send for circular
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Tn These Solr Trellisses are acknowledged by all
cheapest and best thing Of the kind in IT,
market AA" AL 'lo
The extreme low price at which thew are
oilered brings them within thw reach Of aii.
an,t ana tne general and increasing taste for the
by w. 'A'e' For saie
SMITH e. BREEN.
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A -A-A-A;m,
Cold Spring West Point and Iona Island, sunday, Aug
ust6.
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1o9h iO East 23d St, 49, Kent st., Grcrnpont,
500; Grand New YORK, s:l5: Peck slip. 30 Leroy
ST., 40: West RID ST.. 9, anu Manhatanville. 9:l5
Excursion ticket. II.
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AS Observation-Disclosures THE MAN
"A agcment OF servnnts is fully competent would take
entire charge OF small farm make butter; 10 good
baker and not afraid OF Address Mrs. WILLIAMS
box lis Herald Office,
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Hourly Trips to



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only. Tho steamers IDLEwILD. ELIZA HANCOCK and
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Couey Island Beach follows
Oath ste, 10. IL A. NJ, II NJ, 1. 2,3, 4P. N.
10th st9l0 1910 IL 10 A. NJ. IL 10. 10. 2:iO $40.
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$50 and 5 10 p. NJ.
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"A the road rs ssesmsn wants situation 70 travel Tor
speaks German English give good refcr-
spes Address W. H., Herald Philsdelphis Branch Once
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n Is Of wishing TO devote his evenings TO the
study medicines offers his services gratuitcusy refer
ences II desired Address MArERiA akDlCA, Herald
Office.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20

nybr2 pred MIN sc vzdalili. Kdyz byl
konecne dvojctihodny superintendent
Molnar pr6vodu dvou evang. farafa do
naplnene sine vstoupil u nohou rakve
misto zaujal, zapeli peyecti sborove do.
jenny sbor, nacez zacaly cirkevni obfa
dy odfikavanim pohfebnich modliteb,
kterez h'uboce dotYkali Sc pfitomnych.
Ma to nasledoyala pohfebni fec superint.
Monara, kteraz pro vazny obsah svGj
zasluhovala by rozsifeni obecneho, Rec
nix zapocav vhtou Izaiase proroka ,.koru.
ma spadla nam s hlavy", vylitil zaslnhy
zesnuleho narod, Slovanstvo a cloveGen
stvo, pravil, ze Palacky zemfev bude vec
ne ziti nar5de SVEN, kteryz jeho costa.
mi "a jeho pfikladeni bude Sc brati spa
tfuje spasu svou neunavene vytrvale
prac. ,,Otec odesel rodine tim vice
musi byti rodin6 zalezeno ma tom, ably
byla celia, svorna, a pr0to podelme 81
vsichni mad touto rakvi ruce k snifeni.
Budnez svoii tim neilepe uctime pa
matku otce syeho." Rec tato ucinila veli-
ky DOZEN ma vsechny pfitomne, 'bylo vi
deti slzy ocich mud boii zivota otu-
zilycb neieden byl tax doat, ze nemo-
hl potlaciti stkaui.
Knezi opustili sin, "a mimi odebrali 90
neibIizsi pfibuzni zesnuleho a ostatni.e
bscetistvo Y peihlubsim pohnuti POI
hledl kazd5 naposled natu dobrou tyaf,
IA ty prscovite ruco i ! hofkJm zalem
apouaftl sin, Sviee SOU pozhaktnAng
kv6tiny odstaveny nekolika okainze
nich xrnirela tyaf oscs Palackeho pod tsz
krm koxovyn yikem rskve Zini4ela
-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20
POhrebni slaynOst
FIR. Palack6hO v Praze.

o pdl iedenacte hodine pfibyli We smu
tecnich vozech pfibnzni PaIackeho pred
staromestskou radnici a odshrali SO do
smutecni sine, kteraz byla uz ma polo a
castniky pohfebnf slavnosti naplnena.
Ma pravo Cd rakve zagiala inisto rodina
DIR. Riegra proyazena 92lesym stafeekem
libuhskJm dAkauem Markem, Sejstarsiin
spisovateiem ceskym, ma levo postavila
Sc rodina DR.. Jana Palackeho.
Pomalu smutecni sal Sc vice vice na
plGoval cleny zastupitelstva obecniho, po
slanci zemsk ymi, zastupci dstavi, spoil
k1, duchovenstva, university, zurnalisti.
ky atd. 0 40 hod. pfibyli clenove Mech
ticke besedy = sice KIN. Karel Svarcen
berg, bar. Hildprant, hr. Kinsky. hraba
ia Nosticove, knizata Frantisek, Ferdi.
nand Jifi 2 Lobkovic, hr. Be!credi, hra
bata Jindfieh Richard MARITIME, hr
Chotek a celia fada iinych. Ia mimi hnec
dostavili Sc komandnici general baro1
Filipovic Y pine parade, mistopfedsed
Gruener nekterymi mistodrz, radam
nejyyss, zensky marsalek Karlos Auerf
perg . nektsrymi cleny zem. vybort
| pfedseda zomskeho soudn Ludwig, poll
| cejnfsfiditel CihIarza jine 1fadpi osobn'
sti, ktefiz se vsak pIdvodn nezleastnil
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20

Cdfihrad, 16. cervna. Kdyz ministfi
vcera noci poradn odbyvali, vrazil do
rady nedavno propusteny ufadnik Ia
stfelil ministra vojenstvi Husejn Avn pa.
sete, potom ministra zahranienich zaezi.
tosti niinistra lodstva. Mimo to zastfe
III pobocnika iednoho sluhu velkovezi
ra. Vrah byl zatcen.
Husejn Avni pasa byl nejschopnejsi
statnik valecnik turecky. On nazyvan
to pravem hrdlofezem Slovand, nebot
byl dhlavni jich nepfitel nejneuprosnei.
81 pronasledovate. Take ninistr lodstva
nalezel k nejschopneisim statnikdm turec
kym. Minstr valky lodstva jsou pra
ve teto dobe po velkovezira nejddlezi
t6jsim osobnostmi Turecka. Jich zavra;
deni nldze spdsobiti beztoho polorozbcfe
ne fisi te velkou nesnaz a nemaly zma
tex.
Skoda, ze vrahovi nezbyla V reyolverl
ieste jedna kulka pro sameho velkovezir,
Midhat pase, kteryz jak znamo, bulharsk'
povstani nejkruteisim spdsobcm krotil
' Slovanstvu neihroznejsi jneno 81 ,zis
kali
4 Pokracovani ma STRANGE ctvrte.)
II sa F4SN -
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20
RohtcDni prnyod
tdffanin 10 bod. dal vrehni pofada-
! D. Wis znanenf K. poehodu q praved

~
taefeniDi 10 bod. dal vrchni pofada
teI p. wis znamenf K poehodu . praved
pohfebni braI Sc tomto pofadku:
Nnpfed iel vrchnf pofadatel kocafe,
ieeru5mi praporecky oyesenem, "a MIN u
+birali SO nsatsti straznici pax banderia
poctn as 400 iezdcd, ktefi NELL terne
serpy pres prsa v rnkou smntecni pra
porecky aneS velke prapory cerne zabale-
ne. Ia banderiemi iela mtstska kavale-
rie praporetn, Ia nj sli ostrostfelci praz-
stis hudbou a praporem, malice cele
ryt. Steffka. X nim pfidruzily Sc depu
tace ostrostfelcd Loun, Slaneho, Plzne,
Tabora, Rokycan, Chrndimi, Policky,
Hory Kutne, Litomysle, Turnova a Pisku.
Ia ostrostfelci ubiral Sc akadem. cten. spo
lex prazsk5 poctu asi 1900 clenI. Ma
pred jeli clenove konmo stfedovekem
obleku spanelskem "a mimi neSeny
byly tfi prapory, sice prapor spolkovy,
pax prapor technikd a pamatny prapor
universitni, mnoho mnoho jinych spoil
kd, jichz im6na uvedeme pfiste
Dale sla beseda smichoyska, mlado-
boleslavska, NEST. beseda, plzenska deln.
a ob. beseda, beseda ,,Budislav" z Klad
ma, zizkovska beseda, obcanska beseda 2
pankrace, Ole. beseda z hofeisich Vino.
hrad6, obc. beseda Hrochova Tynce, tur
nogska eten. beseda, kfestanska akade
mie, katolcka beseda, obch. spolek >, Mer
knr," ,nesfanska beseda prazska (pfes
500 clend).
Pohfebni prGvod vedl superintendent
prazske ceske cirkve vyznani augspurske
no p, Molnar "a asistence IA evang. fara-
fa tehoz vyznani Czech a Moray.
Pred vozem pohfebnim nesli clenove aka
demickeho spolku Is krasnych palem,
ktere jsou symbolem z mrtvych vstani,
| jak byvalo to zvykem pred 5000 let phi
| pohfbech Asyri. We voze pohfebnim za
pfazeny byly til parry vranych koni $ cer-
nymi Gabrakami, ktere vedlo "a uzdu
lsoci smutecne odenych. Vaz rakev
zdobeny byly pfecetnytui venci palmovy
mi vavfinovymi, pax dvemu zlatymi II
tezy hodnosti doktorske (prav filosofe)
Po obou stranach vozu kraceli meststi ra
dove, meststi ufednici, akadcmikove 81
koloye. Ia vozem pohfebnim neseny b,
ly ma cernem polstafi fady zvecneleho I
sice stfidave obecnimi starsimi PIP. Baro
chem, Jefabkem Tobrem. Pokrevn
pfatele zvecneleho drem Riegrem ee
! le kraceli prvni IA rakvi a "a mimi ubira
10 sc obecni zastupitelstvo kral. hlav. me
ia Prahy purkmistrovfm namsstker
prof. Zethamrem. Dale kracelo kat. dr
chovenstvo v hojnem poctu majic ' po
pfedi stafickeho d6kana libuhskeho, !
!, Marka, neilep6iho to pfitele zyscneleh'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20

Bristow Sc podekoval ministerstva.
Nejspise tusil, &c iel grantovska celadka
utadu vypuditi hodla Sci radeji sam.
Pied cincinnatskou konvenci netroufali
81 nepfatele jeho vytisknouti jej dfadu,
kdezto po konvenci by to byli ucinili bez
okolkI.
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Utery dine 20. Cervna 1876.

mnohou svobodu, ba nem6Ii bychom ami
polovici te vzdelanosti jiz nyni name.
Takove casopisy 1stavicne nepfetrzit6
podavaji lidu pravy MAJOR v6ci, ony neu.-
stale trhaii a ni6i jeho pfedsudky re
spousty trosek staroveku uvadi iej ma
skvouci vysluni veku noveho.
OvSem, ii ktef nemiluji zmenu, zlepse
nj, pokrok; ii jichz heslem jest: ,,nechrne
vsecko pfi staremw budou yzdycky prot
casopis1m brojiti, kter6 lidstyo ma move
lcpsi drahy uvadeji. Tenn bude novinaf
svobodomyslny, noyinat nev6rec vzd ycky
,rypalem" anebo podle policejniho po
fadku rakouskeho ,,rusitelem vefejneho
pokoje", kteryz by zasluhoyal nell oprat-
ku aspoh roubik, tax aby nemohl pravdu
a nauku hlasati u ldi moudfesimi, uslech
tileisimi, kratce pokrocilejsimi ciniti.
Avsak - pfiroda nevytvofila same
hlavY pokojne, same konservatiyce a zpA-
tecniky. Ona, budiz il "a to dix, pfala
81 vyvinn protozolodila nam ! ljdi. kteti
isou hrizou sosak & a postrachem utisko
vatelt, lidi, jez obecne ,,nepokoine hlavyp
nazyvame.
Tyto hlavy nepokoine osvezovaly cd
davnovekn stoiatou spolu smrdutoti a
zdravi clovseenstya svrchovane skodlivou
voda zpatecnictvi tim, ze move pranleny
odkryvaly kfistaloyon yodn ieiich do nj
(kalnziny tel syad6l " a odtoku,t6 vode
zkazene ziednavaly. Jen tyto hlagrne
pokoine, ji1nz kdys kacifsi. jinssy noyota.
fd, rebelanfli d rypald bdh Yf tnebo.
newt fax fch spilano, vyyedly Iiafody d
poroby atsrovsssi sffed8 d8v6ke d rcinili la
s1dbl an5jsimi, so bed n6jsilni d spok0les
nzisini
Nop9recke casopisy masaii 4 hAii iHva&
hxsli, tls,el III IL s synhsdH zisS,a asndnSs
1ef,i I'd svohoda zkounr4ni. kfef1z rnzft,na
ala nase vedon,osti. kteraz rczptSliga hu.
stou nllhn poykry a pustoii ttnn flegedr mos
tiprozafilas Kdybv nekteii vyvolenei neby
limg6 t4 odyahv. al,y svobodne zkoanalI.
y6fili bychom snad dpes ieste, Se dabel
;sst ni,vodce,, vse.b no,oo,.i nsot ~.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20

Ably pamatka PaTac keho 'tr-
vale oslavena byla, usnesla 20 zdeisi inest
ska rada, ze bnde zfizen komitet, skIada-
ici SO ze clen6 sboru obecnich starsich a
20 zastupcd korporaci a spolkd m6stskou
radon k tomu zvlaste povolanych, ienz
by So zalezitosti te radil navrhy POI
dial. Komitet tento ma miti nazey: ,Ko
mitet pro trvalou oslavu palnatky Palac-
keho, zejmena ku zfizeni pomniku.' Jia
We schdzi poukazovalo Sc k tomu, 30 by
vhodnym pro polnnik mistem bylo pro :
stranstvi pred pfisti budovou novebo ma
sea. Dale pax. stale Sc usneSeni, re sc
ma navrhnouti sborn obecnich starsich,
aby ulice pasitska, kde stoji dun, nemz
Palacky tolik let zil a nejslavneisi dils
sva dokonal, nazyala SO jeho pocte ulici
Palackeho.