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ArEACEFUL NIsa1oH.
RAdusA, March 17.-Bozlda1 patrovic, Trca1-
don't Of tho Moutonogrin Scn&to and Foreign
Minister, accompanied by Senator Bozcovlck,
hsvo gouo to 0rshovo for tho purpose Of In
duciur tho insurgents TO stop fighting. and to
provent Foreigners from joining thom BY way OF
tho MontenegEin frontier.
UNFouNpD.
VIENNA, March l7.-Tho report teleG1nphed to
tho Kusk1 iMlr that G1ooce lad offosod to Gu
ter into an ai1ianoo Offensive and defensive with
Seryia aud RoumAnia1 is pronounced in wslt-iu :
formed circles IN Belgrade to bs without founda-
tion.
DEIonADE. March 17.-A crisis In The Sorsian
Cabinet has arison. A chanxe Of Ministers
impenda iu consequence OF differences of opinion
manifested at the recent conference On the queH-
ton Of declaring war.
LONDON, March 18--5 q. ma Vienna dis
patoh Gays 1t ia stated that seryiA has determined
to IRiso q compulsory loan for military purposes,
aad to exact 1t immediately with tie utmost
ngor.
Hgnr1A BT11L ANXIOUS.
LoSpoN, Marck 18.-A YEcnnn dispatch assette
that tho saryian Ministers seem to favor imuo-
1lnte Tar. The situation Ia aggravated by con.
tsuuod raiaa of Turkish troops on the frontier.
Tho troops aro rendered utto1ay teckless BY
want. Tue Times special dispatch from yionua
aays g Austrian ropreaonsatiyoa at Bolg1ado bud
smother tntorvlow with Prince Alilan THURSDAY,
and urged him to mako q binding declaration iu
favor Of pcaco., Tho rrinco asked few days
d''ay, because ho could uos trust tho pacific as
susaucos Of Montenegro. ue said II Montono-
Eio enterod into action, h0 could not ROMAN be-
htud, aud preparation for war "aa all tho moro
necossary, o. tho Turks weEo again
concentrating on tho besvian frontier.
Long Cabinet councils arc hold daily. It is
scnd corps Of obscryatson to the frousicr, ss il
did last year.
, 1876-03-18

official Record nnd probnbiiIttos...
Cards from tho Oldest Inhabitants
Everywhere.
WAsu1NoGoS, D. G., March 18-1. .. m.-Tor
tho Uppor Lahcs Uppos Misaissippi and Mis-
souri Vallo5s, cloaEor, fair, and decidedly cold
weather, With northoriy TO woBterty winds, and
rising barometer oast OF tho Missouri River.
For ths Middle States, partly cloudy and colder
weather, with fresh aud b1iek northwest winds,
aud riging barometer.
6pfctaI Dlspd.eh to This CHICAGO Tribune.
EAsr BAd1sAw, blich, MRrch 17.-The snow
last night cAuged to i1eavy BLOW storm, nhch
has tagod I'll day, and the weather la very cold.
Ihe hnow Ia q inchcs deep, Dispatches from
Chippewa, Heed City. and pofuts on TIM Jack-
bor, Lans!ug l. Saginaw railroad Tonight, rs-
port AoAvy snow Btorn1 and drifting badly. with
NOV from IL to 18 inches ttoep. bhould 1t con-
t1nuo cold fow days 1t will to Of inca!culab1e
benoilt to the lumlosil'g interests Of Northern
sutefas Di4na.eA to The cnteaan Tribune.
:. Dw1o1T. ILL.,, March 17.-The atorm still con.
pnuea. There iB moro water On t!,a ground than
haa been known for eighteen yoara. II the
toas1a woro impossible boforo. what must thoy
20 now : reopl0 IN town who arc out of coal
BRING II In baskets. Thous In tho country burn
fof1.
srtefat Dsspa.eh tn Tbs Chicago Tribune.
uAVEHroAT. Ia. March 1.-fhB heaviest
enow storm o! tho aoaaon commenced yestor-
n1ay, continued 1ast night and to-day until now.
3ae snow IL 1ncles deep. The eaWmilla
pond.
CHICAGO, March II,
, 1876-03-18
MARSH,
he IL BENT FOL

spsetal Dispateh 10 Ths tsh.eago 7stbuns.
WARRINGTON, D. G., March 17.-The statement
is true that the Attorney Genosal sent private
messenger to Montreal last Tuesday to try and
induce tho Marshes to return. no, however,
anticipates Interference to prevent 1t from par
ties intoreated In their continued absonce. II
this does not tnko place, 10 expects to DO able to
soonro tho Ma1ahsa' presence In Washington.
hfaj. Dluford Wilson. Boticitoz Of tho Treas.
ury, and Wsshburn, Chief Of the Secrot
Service. have gone TO Montreal to en-
donvor to acouso tho return OF Marsh.
II Sarsl really dea1os to testify and to toll all
that 10 knows about tho wrong-iloing, he will
soon bo hero. Wilson and Washbura cnsry to
Mnrsh official Assurances Of III unconditional
pardon II ho Will como hore and testify before
tho Committee Of Congress- and the Grand Jury.
Ihero arc good roasona for believing tl.at lead
ing Democrats hayo done ali In thoir powor to
prevent Marsh from coming hote 10 toasify.
Another day will show wlothor tho mIasiop to
Montreal has beon successful.
(To The Assoetattd IFtss1
MAHslI WILL COME BACK,
WASHINGTON, D. o.. March 17.--Attorney- G on
orai Pterropont several days aEo sent a mesYen-
ger to Canada to bring Mr. Marsh to Washing
ton. Tho Attorney Genoral hhs hoard from, hIs
agent today, aud axpoets tlIat Marsh will eoo1,
oo hero. TeEma OF safety have boon ofYeted to
lin tlas In III probability Will be accedod to.
, 1876-03-18

The efforts Of tha Coakltpg crowd In Now
York to keep George William Curtis sway from
tue State aud National Conventions nsa attract.
!ng widespread attention. The Cincinnati
Commercial says: "Eysrv friend Of honest
politics will 10 g'ad to welcome 10 Oinoinphti
the scholarly ana honosat.o Beat!em4u whose
history Ia bright With good wosks.-uaoreo
William Curtis. Thosn who think Alr, Curtis
merely the 11oat polished Of our political
writer's. brilliant esssSiHt, and aucoeasful
novelist and pleasing LECTURER, aro seriously
mistaken. lie IL an admirable parliamentssIan
4rl {orc,ble public speaker. In rough-and~
rsAdy convention he carries the hand Of iron
uuder lhs H!lksn glove. llo would adorn the
Hsuata. TAeu As kuoNs ahst 1dssoW II the
coming man."
, 1876-03-18
SPAfM.

A0tsG80.<
MaDn1p March 17.-Dnn Calleron Coblantcs,
Foreign Minister, has aubmit.od to the Sonaso
the text Of memorandum communicated by
Mr. Cushing, American b1inistos, on the
a1st Of August, and Bpain'a reply thereto.
cAsrELL4R's spEEcl.
LONDON, March ia Madrid telegram ro-
ports that, IN tho Cortoa Thursday, senor Cas-
tellar made four-hour apesch. 1le criticised
tho policy Of tho Ministry generally, aud dwolt
chiefly on it's course on tho religioua question.
lilo declared that Ultramontanlsm had created
tho civil war. The house waA crowded. All tic
Ministers wore present, but Eomaln0d silent.
Tho spectators In tho Kalesiea eovofal ttusoa 4p-
plauded ,he spoakor. CaroYa, bet Castillo, anl
lavjA will yoply to CAatol,ar.
, 1876-03-18

fnr. but It Is evident that Charles Dickens held
hsr equally guilty with hin bsoshar. Auguttus
died and was buried In Chicago, and h1lsa Phil
pps committed sutolde BY taking poison. II ras
orlng 10 these sad circumstances that Charles
Diokcna 1efdaed 10 visit Chicago during hfs Last
American tour.
Dun,as' new comsdy at Tho Theatre Franchise
ia enjoying an extraordinary succeas. The
house waa Immediately aold up to tho twenty.
9Th night. Tho effect Of tho trying psrform-
aoco on tho actors, "a described BY Mra. Hooper,
is not 1oss unuausl. Bho writes. "Croizotto
Las. .lnlco gono Into hysserics with ezaltemont
oyor her ro1o, and Barnh Bornhardk has grown
pcrcept!bly thlnnor."
Lord Amberloy, o!dost son Of Earl Russell. has
ajvcn unusual directions for tho instruction Of
Ills chdron. Acting unlor tho advice Of tho
jato John Stuart Mill, Lord Anboslcy directed
that they should no. ho trained In tho communion
Of any church. hts dostro being 10 loayo their
minda unbiased aa to religious dogmAs In order
that this plan should not bo upaet by Lis death.
10 provided that tho children should not bo
placed under tho guardianship Of thotr grand
parents. It ia boltoYod That this will not be
sanotloncd by court Of Law. It IL great grief
to Tho grandparents. Lady Amborley, It is ua-
dsratood, cotncided With her husband In making
tuls disposition Of tho children.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
fafmer HoHtt--1he Hon. " 3. Nelson, New York;
Ae1. !. Tuition. lhado!pbta; :. p. Herheincr Terre
Ind, Canada; uenry Fulton New Yofk; T. q. Bates,
Woricsteri J.. 7. Murphy, Helena, II. T.; Bamuel
=. W.. uaz!swood, Bosou, Sass.; J. E.
0lney, Eebrasks; g.. Adnns, Marquette. Mich -.
GruHd faeiat-H. NirlLefmef and H.. uruhreshack,
Now South Wacs @. E.; Pent}old, Woodstock; Char1ca
Qlidden. Berlin. a.; +. L. Btudebacker sud wito and
p. A. Constable and vito, South lend: @. ii. 0sl,otut
Rock 1sland; H. II. 3owman, Hcda1l1, Mo-: II. 8.
64mondst caudsn, N. j.; g. y. EldEtdgc, Ottawa; ".
7. Thompsou, tarkcrahnrg, ". va.; 4 d. stone and
+. ". 1angue, Now yorE Judge Amos Woodward,
9exnS Ns,;.. 9h!o; 2. r. oh!eksrns md o Henry
fremont Hou.t--Tlo 1t. Roy. nlal.op Talbot, In
t1ankpolts; Gen. @. ". Daiey, Now uAyon tho Hon.
y. !. Wtsueil, Hudson, N. T.: Q. NJ. urtggs. New
York O. 4. Hummaaon. CONNECTICUT: J. D. Wheaton
aud ]. y. Ferguson, Now York J. II. UgcfoW, Has-
tou II. Il. Elel and q. A. Walker, Ia Porte; q. i.
1arzictte. Urlauo; Arthur britain, pttahurg; A.
j. Leav!tt, Beuton; @. H.. Stevens, Bridgeport,
Conn.,: Gen. J. D. smyser, u. s. Hlarsno CoTps....
sherman ifoute-Tho Hon. J. u. uildrop DelslIero,
II. II. Tn1on, UlcsoIund; tho Hon. ". 8. Brooks,
Joliet; J. X. Howe, pouoy W. Col II. u. Warren,
Ron u.It + y Sn'5s sfoauGh e. 's S.;n h1 cata., G
York; D:. N. Holloway, Hong Koag, ohina..
tardter Jo,sse-Walter Ii. Himu,ons Zancxv!lIot O.;
William Eing New York; J. II. hihHou mid wife, 1Iel.
viiers; Charles Dltsun kalamazoo: ]. II. Biuuce aul
]. =. OlsllAue, Etlltln0sa.
, 1876-03-18
MEXICO.
Tho Political Situation.


Col. Z. A. 1oynr, OF the Mexican arny has
w1ittcn letter to us in which he gives Hon1n
account Of tho recent instructions In Mexico.
Tie lotter Is dated at tho City Of Mo1ico, on the
2G!h Of February, 1871. Since the beginning Of
the present yoar. tho writor aays, i've army
Chiefs haro dscla.od themselves antagonists OF
tho Republican Government. Tint oil but ono
Of theso bhye boon dofoatod, Col. Levor thlnlis
II gratifying ASSURANCE Of President Lcrdo do
TojadA'a power. Fidoucto Hernandez, at Oaxa.
q, ia still unconquored.
Col. Lover, royiowipg tho recent political his
tory Of Mexico, Bsys:
After Tie deioat Of the reaction which hurled Com.
onort from power, and tho restoration OF tho Lbcs-
q party w juatez tue mnda Of tbs Liberal !eAtlcfa
becaEe jnn1tne1 with tie u,ost exaggerated ideas Of
po!idca! liberty. Each Bnte proclaimed absolute in.
dependence and became q separate Hcpuhlio, whilo
sight Of Of ignored. But Mexico wAs destined to b.
come purified hy haptisHof biooa.. Tbs horrors oI
MexieAns that Fronch Communion meant The ami.
hl!&on ot Mexican natlouaiity, md 1na11y tealera
wers wou oyor 10 tho sia Of the moderate lopubllp-
Upon ths reconstruction Of tho Republic by 1uasez
r. lssI thaf great etateaMan ta tho face Of almost
10 oset1s!ss s asgan h wo; Of reform ;,
9e.red upon that fuuctonary by tho Constitution Of
Since hin da.th 1f1. LcrIo hua continued his work
md under he leadership Inns grown up party OF
mede1ate lspublicins u adsocats ub'iean form
psops # hs nps @ sss. r adopted
Thus It Is that tho rlor Of Mexico has not ony
to Contend agatnst tho ignorant and tho bad, but
consequence OF their exaggerated ideas Of political lb
ettT arc willing to plunge ther country again into tho
mmst3 OF eis1 war at ths same time conscientorsy
htetnR that they urs acting tic part Of pure patriots
Ths prete1t offered b, tho insussent leaders for the
pfetant royot u their oppobun to tie principle Of
fe-Rtcon hut doubt eIiota TINT their real ro.Bnu
, 1876-03-18

IALE US uI5AFIu1NIkU 1IUDEH.
WARRINGTON. D. O., March 17.-Maurloo J,
Walsh. OF Nov York, appeared bofore tho Com.
mittoo on Military Affairs to-day In reference to
the soldiers Tombstone contracts. 1Io clsiua
that although luis bid for flsst-class Uarsara mar
bio waa only somo 5000, 600. out Of which e200,-
600 was to come back to tho Government la
tho shape Of duty on tho imported
article; tAc CONTRACT r. "aa gtyan to o
for American marble Of Very lnforior
quality, and without any auch advantage to tho
aovoInmenr. He chargea also that DridRee'
bid WAS put in after the hour liked for onep,n1
the b!ds, aud after tWo OF his own fSNAlsu's}
had leep opoued, Flo assosts that bridges waa
ALTO favored to tho extent Of ST., 600 IN chanEo
of requirements In tho specifications Attot tho
bids NCfH LII.
, 1876-03-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON. March 17.-1Ao steamer King nlch-
ard, Capt. peataon. from baltimore Fob. &c, and
the steamer A.hloto. Of Dundalk, cAms in coll
uaton here today. Tho King 1lichard WAS con-
asdesably damaged, aud Wa run ashore Ut Trsn-
uln1ot Mhors abe now liea full OF VAter.
pEaTRuCIIvE FIRE.
LONDON. March TIA block Of shipping
Warehouses In Portland ssreet, Manchester, was
burned th!4 morning. Tbs losH IL estimated at
several hundred thousand pounds startling.
TUE A1YLkMkA,
LONDON. March 17.-A dispatch to thu Press
Association from Dublin ssys dsputAsion from
ths 1IiAh Hide AssoaiAtioa lo-dAy h4d ~ tatAs.
, 1876-03-18

%EO u 3Hh HEFULuEIUN.
6Hn1A LEONE, Africa, Feb. 28.-Tha WAT at
Capo Paimas ia shout anded. Tho fass fighting
Was about three weeks ago, when the ooeboes
attacked tho Town Of Tupman, bu. were repuiacd
with ho&ry loss.
The United States frlsato Aiaskl had arrived
At Cape PalunAr. The Captain waa Instructed to
arbi,rato bosucon tho LfbesiAna and Gooboos.
Thefs was to bo q meeting on tho 2Gth Of
February. when It Was thought = stoatg would
be signou.
Roberts, tho cx-rresldent of LibcrtA~ diod 1t
MonrosIa oo the 24tli Of February, and wAs
buried with military honors the next day.
, 1876-03-18

xtaw With hlaj. Lesch, late Captain OF the 1nah
Team. Aad requested him To organize m 1riah
teaM TO entsr the International match at pht]a-
d.lphis. MAJ. Lseeh replied that hs would do
4H IN hts Powor. Ho regretted The National
Association had been nnAbta to form Br,tiat,
team md Presumed zach country would now
asnd lta eNn representatives.
, 1876-03-18

TEACE CONFERENCE,
RoAE, March 17.--Sevoral momberu OF tho
Chamber Of Deputies hold 1peoslng and re-
solved to attend ths forthcoming International
conference in favor OF arbitration. and To use
thotr influence to Induce the Italian Government
70 propose to other btakoa the conclustou Of ar-
bttrasion treaties and mutual reduction Of
AroAt1snts.
, 1876-03-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A Universal Remedy ~ nroxvn.s
Bronchial Trochea" for coughs cold1 aud bronchial
affections, stand first In public favor and confidence
th!4 result haa been acquired by ess of many yeass.
, 1876-03-18

A Purc TOnic.-ThB Wonderful VI.
tnl!zn8 powers Of Wtslarta NneTroo Tar Cordial "a
purely vegetable extract finely dbtllud FROM tie life
zap Of tbs e3asrscn wild forcs will thoroughly nuI
ea4es and leare tho onttre system sweet and ceant
, 1876-03-18

&.,u3D, ,4b2.28
st.te Of Illinois, Csaasz. Of oook, -, ,,.
do aoemoiy that tbs Aboss statement Is at 10 hs
1'''s" ~ JAMES b. 8ruROEs. CAshsr.
6ubssrbed snd 70 bsfore ms thts !7nt @ Gay o.
March. lT&- ". O. QAKLkf fot4V tste"s'
Corrsnt.Atsatr ARSON 8TA0kh,
~s''vSs~~'' .G1IiN d, HJDNTA1Lt
GRjilGE sIttROna.
Direction.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20

Pane fediteli, tahy tech. kter6 miluie
me, vryii Sc nevyhladitelnou v6rnost
do pamGti.'
,Pravidelr6, avsak po tax dIouhem Ca
&c naia, anob define tomu napadna po-
dobnost eovGka anadno svede - Nikoli
milJ pfteI, bez pIatnych ddkaz6, na
pouhG Vase domneni nelze n6co podnik-
nouti. Pomyslete 81 ien: Hrab6 hra
benka Nebuchovi sou 20 stareho slech- =
tickeho rodu, obcuji neipfelneisimi ma
simi kruhy u dvora isou radi vidani.
Povazte, iaka boufe by proti nam povsta
la, kdybychom nepfedlozene jednali!
Policii nesmi ovladati vaseh. Wy vite,
iak velice 81 schopnosti Vasich vazim,
vsak zde, jak nyslim, tlumenJ cit Vas
mluvi misto rozumu.'
Vrchni komisaf kousal Sc do pyskI.
Nekolik minut panovalo uplne ticho.
Mate pravdu,' oval Sc po chvili, "
tomto ptipade tfeba neiv6tsi opatrnosti
jednati. Avsak COZ kdybychom mohli
81 zlednati dplnou iistotu, aniz bychom
sebe neb hrabeci rodinu kompromito-
vali2'
,Jak to moznoP
Mann ma rh, jenz by mas cili vesti
mohl. Dovolitei -
,Jen mluvtel Jsem, jak vidite, velmi
zv6dav.'
Vrchni komisaf vykladal ma to fediteli
svdj plan. Kdyz domluvil, mnul 81 re.
ditel radosti ruce radostn4 zvolal:
,Vyborn6, vyborne, TAX to pdde. Co
neidfive proyedeme ten plan, nekla-
nell Vas tnseni, pozna kratke dob6 pc
nezokaz Garde Tostainovou, ze est6
zrazeny Kompert ziie'
(Dokonceni.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20

Cd te DOLBY uplynulo osm let.
Chef videhske policie zamyslen pro-
chazel Sc po pokoii. Konecne Sc zastavil
pred muzenl, jenz drednim obleku V
pokoji jebo sta, oslovil no:
,Jste 81 tim jist, pane vrchni komi-
safil'
,Gplne.'
"A d6kazyp
Tech nemam, pamet ma vsak mne ne.
klame.'
Nacelnik potfasal povazliv6 hlavou.
,Casem pfec pamet klame. Osm let
Jest hezka doba, nj mnoho Sc vyhladi
ma mnoho zapomene.'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20
PO letech.
IL vtdehsk6ho ysUota.)
LII.

V jedne videhske ulici, blizko DE-
naiskeho prdplavu, panoval toho vecera
zvlastni 5ivot. Odevsad hrnuli Sc sem
mnzove, promluvii Sc zakuklencem, jenz
ma rohu ulice stal, nekolik slov ia eho
powell uschovali SO "a vraty blizko stoji-
cich budov. Ma edne techto budov
zakuklenci zvlaste as zalezelo, rozestavo-
valt kolem nj vetsinu svych lidi; do.
movnik te budovy byl zajiste nemalo pre-
-kvapen, kdyz dvacet muzd, jeden po dru-
hem, do svetnice jeho vstoupilo, z nichi
po chvili pfestrojeni straznici Sc vykluba.
Ii. Ma ieho otazku, cemu ma dekovati
tax cetnou iich navstevu, nemohli mu
odpovedeti; bylot Jim proste nafizeno
ably nikoho domu, kazdeho vsak do do.
mu pustili.
Po chvili opustil veltel straznika svt
stanoviste kracel zvolna k peclive sire.
zenemu domu, pied nimz ma pusten
mists, al k Dunaji SO rozkladajicim, staly
hromady urovnanych kamen1 Ia jednl
. mich SO postaviv, pohlizel vzhdru do O.
ken tfetiho patra. Okna tato byla neo
byceine jasns ozafena, ostatne vsak neb,
10 nahofe mic napadneho. V tom zahrce
ma blizku vdz zastavil Sc pred stfeze
nym domem. Dvifka drozky Sc otevfela
jskysi muz nieh vystoupil a dom
zmizeL nacez drozka tryskem zas odtu,
odjizd6la.
Kned ma to vystoupil domu ptestro
jeny straznik, pfistoupil k veliteli a kral
co mn nsco ohlasiv, vratil se ma sve mi,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20

Gnignon ved6l 0 nestesti, iez stihlo pfi
tele ieho. Svefilf Sc mu SO vsim; zna
zonfalost marne hledani ieho a tai
mem sbratfeni, jez uzavfo panem Kcl
gazu.
,Vid6li Cerisku,' fekl mu kvapne.
,videli jiG A kde9
" Bongivalu, ptiteli.'
,Kdo il videlF
Collar
JmAno to zpdsobilo ma Guignona zylast
nj odporny DOZEN.
,Nevef mu,' pravil. ,Tento Collar mi
ptipadd jako nejak5 darebak.'
,Kfivdis mu, pfiteli; on jest dobry
hoch.'
,Mozn6, ale vetim tomu, co jsem fekl
Ncma pfimeho zraku'
Mic nevadi,' pravil Leon, ,p6jdu MIN
do Bobgivalu; budeme spolecne hledati.'
,Kdy p6jdesF
,Cekam ma nej, az pfijde, vydame Sc
ma cestu. Poslys, kdyz isl zde, nechtel
bys mi donesti tento listek hrabeti ulici
Cultured
5 radosti, starry
Davam mu vedet, ze jdu Colarem hle
dat Cerisku.'
Guignon Sc zamraeil. ,Chces abych ii
neco poradif
,Mluvp odtusi, Leon.
,Nuze tedy, nechod Colareml'
,Vzdyt ale videl Ceriskus'
.Mozna. Ale. ...'
,Tys blazen,' di delnik. Collar jest hod
ny clovek a mdi dobry pfitelp
Take mozna,' brucel Guignon, ale sou
dim jinak. - A Guignon pojal ebenis
tu "a ruku pravil
ia jsem take tvdj pfitel.'
% tom jsem pfesvedcen,' odpoved6l
Leon.
,Nuze, kdybych to "a neco zadal, uci-
nil bys mi tol'
echo zadasl Mluvp
Collar sem pfijdeP
,Ano, asi "a hodinu. Ma neco ma pra-
ci.'
,Rekl isl mu, ze budes psati panu hra-
betil'
,Nefekl,' pravil Leon.
,Nuze slib mi, ze mu to nepovis,' dolo-
zil Guignon, schovavaie listek do kapsy.
Mann k tomu sv6 pficiny.'
,Budiz" odvetil Leon, ,nefeknu lnu o
tom. Ale fekni mi, proc mu nemam nj.
echo ficil'
,Jak jsem fekl, mann sve pticiny,' mu-
mlal Guignon, "a ty tobe prospeji.'
A stiskl ruku ebenisty. nacez kvapil
do ulice Culture Sainte Catherine, do no
telu hrabete Kergazu.
Armand Sc prave stroll ma cestu. Gui-
gnon mu odevzdal list Leonav. Hrabe
Iei pfecetl byl velice pfekvapen.
,Kdo ie tento Colarr tazal Sc.
Leon mysli ze je hcdny chap odpovt
del Gnignon, .ale ia jsem jiste pfeSv6dcen
10 ie padouchl'
oh, OBJ myslil 81 pan Kergazu, v
nemz vzniklo podezfeni; ,nepfedesli mas
a nestroji nam lecky!'
Postal pro fakra; nebof uzival vzdy
takoveho povozu, cht6l Ii zdstat nepoznan.
Ma to vstoupil do neho Guignonem a
zazal: DO ulice Lunske, chci drive toho
tloveka videtl'
Ackoli Guignor kvapne bezel hrabe-
j Kergazu tento hned odejel, ptijeli |
piece pozde
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-20
Cend 25 ct8.
OZnanky.
SO VYDANI.
Genn 25 ctaal

Obsahuie uplny seznam vsech onecl
NEST We Sp. Statech, territory Canady,
ktsre, die posledniho, sGitani lidu v6tsi o.
bYvatelstvo Gitaji nez 5000, iakoz se-
znam imen vsech casopisd vychazejicich,
kter6 Y ontch m6stech neivetsiho rozsife-
nj mali - Taktez obsahuie seznam case
pisa, ienz Sc oznamovatel6m k OMAN
kam odporucuji co nejvice mist6 dotyc
mem rozsifeni neievn6isi ceny mai.
Dale otsahuie vsecbny casopisy vo Sp
Statech, jenz vychazeji takovych mi
stech kde ie pres 5000 obyvateld.
Konecn6 vsecky nabozensk6, hospodaf
ske, vedecke. prdmyslne, medicinske,
sNobodozednicke, paedagogicke, obchod-
nj pojistovaci cas- opisy.-Soudni, spolko
We, musikalni, modni a jin6 odborni novi
ny neispolehiy6isim scznam Du!ale
dplny seznam pres 800 n6lneckJch no.
vim, kter6 vychazeii We Sp. St. = Vysvf
tleni o vyhlaskach, mnoho cennik1 ohla.
SEX, vse co ohlasovateldm tfeba vedeti
Adresujte ma
Geo. Il. KOWelI ~ Co..
Al Park Row.
New York
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KINGSFORDUV
OSWegO kukuriCni SkrOb.

ma pud dingy, blame mango,
zmrzlinu ect,
Jest pIvodni - zal7zeny 184S. Ia
chovava povest svou co tistsi, siln6isi a
iemn6jsi nez kterfkoliy iiny skrob, bndiz
81 nazev ieho akykoli.>
Stevenson Macadam, Ph>Q 4 G. nei.
lepsi autorita ma poll chemic~ 1ssrnpP&-y
pecliv6 rozlozH skrob teuto souGastky
ieho a nalezl iei zdravym zivnym.
Navod dt.ani puddngu iinych j.
del jest ma kazdem libernim paklicku.
~ Ma prodei vsech yelkych grocerd
81 = so