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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08

dileni patronaze nema cas- okradati ma.
SO muze vefeIn6, ami nema slouzti "a ma
stro jich ctizadosti. Tu opet sliby We sku
tecnosti nedodrzen6 svtd6i, ze strana vlad
noucl zadnou praktickou a blahodarnou
oPravu provesti nem6ze.
OPRAVY S HORA; ZMENA.
Pottebmeme retormy tim vice neivys
sich stupnlch sln2by verein6; - president
mistopresident, soudcove, SENATOR, zastup
cove, ministti, vschni JIM dtadnici jsou
sluhoVe naroda. Ufady nejsou jejich sou
Krone pfslusnosti. Ony jsou vefejnym
svefenstvim. Kdyz letopisy t6to republi-
ky zievuji necest pokarani mistopresi-
denta, byvaleho pfedsedu sn4movny po-
slancu pr0davalciho sva rozhodnuti pred
sednicka, tri senatory tajne koristici svY.
mi hlasy co zakonodarci, pet pfedsediv
hIaynlch komisi minule sn6movny zastnp
Gu odhalenych We vyd6lkafstvi, byvaleho
mlnlstra tinanci falsuiiciho snasku V d.
ctech vefejnych, byval6ho generalniho ma
VIadniho zleuzivaiiciho fondy yefeine,
mlnlstra lodstva bohatnouciho nebo obo.
hacupciho sve pfatele prccenty uzitkGv
kontraktord ieho odborem. vyslance do
AngIlcka pokaraneho pro necestnou spe-
knlaci soukrom6ho sekretafe presidenta
Jenz TIL vyvaznul odsouzeni pro spolu.
vinu podvodech bernicnych, ministra
Valky obzalovaneho z velikych zlocind a
pflznanych ptestupkd, - tn proveden e
ddkaz, ze prvnim krokem reformy lnusi
oytl narodni volba muzd poctivych iine
strany, slce choroba iedne politicke orga-
nizace nakaziti mdze cele t6leso politicke
nebude-li znl6ny V mulch strane, ne.
lze spravne otekavati zm6ny skutktiv ami
retormy. Nsecky tyto zlofady, nepravo-
stl a zlociny, yysledek to 16let6 nadvady
republikanske strany vyvolavai potfebu
retormy, kterou republican, sami pfizna
vali; avsak jeiich reformatofi isou kon-
ventu pfehasovani a ministerstva wits
TEN, a massa poctivych voliG6 strane te
lest malomocna proti 10000 ufadnikd,
prot .leii natelnikIm a vddcdm.
Retormy toliko dociliti lie pokoinou re-
voluci obcanskou. Zadame zmenu son.
stavy, zmenu zem6spravy, zmenu stran.
abychom m6li zm6nu skutkH nuzd. -
Mimo to pfiial Sized nasleduiici res
luce:
uzavfeno, ze tento Sized, zastupuiici de
mokratickou stranu We Spoienych Statech
npfimne schvaluie jednani nyneisi sn6-
movny zastupc6, zmensujici vylohy spoil
kove vlady, snizuiiei platy, zrusuici Il
fady mista, pokud iich vefeina potfeba
nevyzaduje, ddvefujeme pevnost demo
kratickych 6lend snemovny, ze nepfipu-
sti aby neiaka komise poradnl aneb pfc
kroceni prayidel pfekazily tyto zdrave D.
spory, kterych zem6 vyzaduie.
Uzavfeno, ze vojinove plavci republi-
ky, vdoyy a sirotci tech, kdoz padli v
bitve, mali spravedlivy narok na ochranu
vdecnost svych spolu-obcand.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08

prach Sc sypal; svi6ky m6ly totiz jen ten
kou vrstvu vosku uvnitt byly prachem
naplnene. Jake nest6sti Sc mohlo stat,
kdyby obe svice byly rozzaty, to udati o
vsem nelte. Zlocinny skutek ten jest nej-
lepsim ale sv6dectvim zkazenosti mrav-
nj kruzich ,vzd6lanc6.'
Nechte biGkovani d6ti.
' jednom nemeckem m6ste zemfel tfile-
ty hosik ma zaskrt. Pficinu teto smrti
pfitital lekaf jedin6 pfitelkyni matky no
chovy, ktera pred nekolika dny matku ma
vshvila pfi te pfilezitosti hocha nekoli-
krate polibila. PAM ia byla vsak stizena
neduhem krku a sp6sobem tim pfesel
zarodek nebezpecne nemoci ma bocha, kte
ry to smrti zaplatil. Povazime-li, ze "a
Skirt jest nakazliva nemoc, neni divu, ze
Sc hubitkovanim nejvic rozsifi protoz '
nynejsi dobe, kdy nemoc tato ma vsech
stranach vystupuje, Jest vystraha pred
hubi6kovanim ma case. Rozumi Sc, Ii
Sc vystraha tato zdravych lidi netyte, t
at Sc do sytosti hubitkuji.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08

Pew. sbor Lumir odbyvati BRIDE pom
deli 10. cervence pololetni schizi riz
volba noveho vyboru pro pfist lhdtu a
kladeni pololetnich uctu jest ma dennim
pofadku. Udove Sc zadaji. by Sc k teto
schdzi Gplnem poctu dostavili.
Jmenem sboru
V. Rychfk
tai
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
Snizeni uhelnych cen.

Clevelandsky spolek uhlifd snizil cenu
uhli so ct ma / tune, uzavfel zaroveh,
aby Sc cd 1. srpna 1875 vsecko uhli V
malem pouze "a hotove prodavalo jak pfi
obiednavce tai. phi dodani.
Toto ma byti mefitkem obchodnikd v
uhli, ma ale chraniti pred ztratami.
Z nafizeni Cleyelandskeho uhelniho
Spolku.
M. Z. Chubb
tai.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
ROZMAR.
Proc pfij d e d o pekla.

u
Sedmilety Vasicek pride re skoly do
md zacne SO jaksi napsdne ma tatinks
smati.
Proc Sc smejes, Vnsitku" pta Sc e
otec.
Pan utitel povidal dnes We skole, h
kdo Sahne ma tatinka nebo ma maminku
pfjde do pekla.'
,Nu. n tomu Sc mas, ty darebo smatI
zlobi So tatinek.
ALE ne - ia mann ien radost, ze pfijde
mas ucitel do peklap
"A proc"
,Protoze onehdy, kdyz isl nebyl donna
sahal pofad - ma maminkur
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08

"a vymenu, ma prodej, k pronajmut
~ Nejlepsi obchodni misto We 14teA
warde. - Velky stor obydI cislo 25
Warren ulice. kde dive bydlel Jos. Dvo-
fak. - Tez ma ma prodej neb prona.
jmuti "a levnou cenu dim lot ma rohu
ulic Portage Alden. X doptani
L. j. Foster, cislo 2. Park Building
bllze Court Housu Cleveland, o.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
Hugo Hensch
N!Zivna mOuka dGtSka
tez pro
neduziv6 Il zOtavujici Sc
rovnez Gcinkuje vyborn6 proti
neduhum letnim.
neduhum letnim.

CT etc mas e d ujfci
odporuceni vynikajicich lekafd
tohoto a jinych NEST:
My nizepodepsani, zkusivse Hugo
Hensche moucku vybornym 1sp6-
chem nasi praksi, s dobrym svedomlm
j odporuciti mGzeme obecenstvu.
Gust. G. K. Weber, M. ID. Cleveland. O
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
B e 20 b | @ d n o 6 {.

Anna, primes mi hedbavne saty,' pra-
villa jedna DANA sye sluzce pfitomnosti
jine danny.
,Ktere, milostpani: ty, ma ktere jste 81
vypdjcila 10 zl., nebo ty, ma ktere Is zl.f
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
ID 0 bra w mlnya.

Jisty obuvnik pfineSl mlynafskemu
chasniku boty. Mlynafskemu Sc nara
mn6 libily, pon6vadz delaly hezkou nohu
a nemely AMI dost mal6ho zahybu. Ale
beda! po ctrnacti dnech byly boty ma
dranc, k nepoznani. Mily chasnik sebral
boty bezel mimi k sevci.
,Podivejte Sc, pane mistfe, jake jste
mne udelal boty.'
Obuvnik SO mu ia do smichu a pravi:
Wy jste mich chodili To vefim, ze
museii byt roztrhane, vzdyt ia pracuiu
jen pro jezdce.'
Nal. kdo as drive vstane vseobec
mem mrtvych vstani zensk6 nebo
muzsti!
Pal. Ma kazdy spdsob budou muset
vstat dive zenske, jelikoz potfebuji vice
Gasu stroieni.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
HAMMOND Il CO.
Sampansky jabIcCnik.
CT ID IL IL
BelfaStSka ZaZvOrOyka.
ZlZVOfOVkH,
(BELFAST GINGER ALEl

(BELFAST GINGER ALE)
Tento libevonny napoj jest "a pflcinou
osvezujiciho dcinku sv6ho jistym prostfed
kem prot letnim malarickym nemocem
dcinkuje zvlaste vyborne prot nezaziv.
nosti.
Cesky rozvazet, Ian Benes.
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Wanted Il, Bsy
M,esIlspsou, wss,,.

l'LEEh -M 1T write ANAL neat hand All
I Treas in own hand writing o. r., Her !,
ONCE, sep'3g u
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will be net profit to us, and 70 the pco-
pie OF our county, and to the State.
We do not pretend 10 absolute accu
racy in this report, but from the Iacts
aud documents before W We are very
nearly correct and in view Of the whole
premises, We venture TO recommend
Firs,-That each member oi our
Grange WHO is able % afford II and
every neighborhood within IT, lurIsiio-
ton which can raise the means r,'ab'
lish as soon as possible small iactory
/ 10 convert cotton into yarn,
Sec0nd-Thnt every brother and
every neighborhood in all the Other
Oranges OF Kinds county, do likewise
Third That the county Grange o'
Kinds county take Immediate steps o.
build up great central weaving mill
90 convert al thu yarns made In the
county into cloths
All Of which il respectfully submitted
in faith hope, and charity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-30
A LOST OPPORTUNITY.

Texas will have occasion TO regret for
many long years her failure to repre-
sent before the philadelphia Exposition
her mighty and varied resources. Other
States, especially our neighbor, Arkan-
sas have made most creditabic displays
The rs alt TO Arkansas Of her exhibits
o. wheat, barley. oats, corn, cotton, oil
stones, mill stone. marbles, woods and
minerals, il is now said, will be the
direct means Of introducing into that
state millions Of capital lfthis results
90 ArkinaAs, what would have followed
had Texas, with her infinitely superior
resources. been represented AT the Expo
silion! We cannot but feel TINT Gov
ernor Coke has been, through his inca
racity and inaction, largely instrumental
in thus leaving Texas, Of all the state
in this broad land, alone unrepre~nted
Had he eyinced any OF the acumen Of
Il statesmhn, ana not been borne GOWN
by petty preIudices, he would have We
hemently and perristcntiy urged an APP
preparation for Centennial purposes.
The return 10 Texas for this pItiinl out
Law would have been ten thousand fold
To-day We hear both citizens and
strangers with bitter burIrsqne
say that she was represented
there by one kotat& frog aud a few photo.
graphs from an enterprising artist FROM
Dallas. Her Goals. iron, copper lead
silver, gold her marbles, her fine grant,
and oil stones, her wheat, her gllt.edeed
barley. making brewers weep tears %
lager beer olook upon il, her corn ano
cotton aud sugar. her woods and gra-.e'
and soils remain to-day hidden within
her vast limits from all the world silen
witnesses Of our shame, OF our jnaotior
and want of enterprise.
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The CrOaker.

The rtoahcr the wuuldbc-prophet
goeth his rounds pouring out TO each
one he meet. his predictions Of coming
calamity and rum 10 the Democrat,
party ...
He tells us with a mysterious shake
OF his head that Tjiirn cannot possibly
be elected and viii rcsmrcct Washing.
ton, and all his predecessors 10 show
you hla so calird reasons which aluatk
OF as much logic as hi. party does of
principle
He Is ttAl Of statistics and figures on
tho coming election, . 2, Morton ana is
therefore always ready for any pmsr.
geney. With astonishing devotion be
eulogi1es HAYES Grant and the Radical
party holknap cxocptedl and denoun,
ccs TIideu as - william OF the deepest
dye, while for reasons he refers YOU TO
Tue reliable papers OF Harpen,N eekly.
Chicago lnter-pcean New York Times
and such other radical sheets equally
noted ion no, u,ttcgIne the truth A
This Is tRe Radical eroakcr. walk.
ing chunk OF preiudiccd and concerted
Humanity. who will listen with ahcart
akin To sorrow as Grant sings to his pad.
his farewell song
Though the day o! my destiny 5 over,
Aud lht stAg ut my Aiu lA,u declined
fnr inpuru hearts refused 10 IAooS or
Tue sins NLich ~ hANG We're uilnS.
mo th"a with my wickedntss Acquainted.
fqu S0rnnk not TO share ~ with me,
Ana The lie li>hueSs my sp.Til hath psiute,i
IL hath never iouud but IN tHER
y IMpORIE
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Mature WAS sad one day, opprc >scd
Win shame ami eHWuS kouG
Though beautiful. her breath vas bad;
Then Art exclaimed, 81 woar
Permit you longer TINS To gheve.
Nee, here il lOLDDpSrp
nencieni Nn,ri,In.

produces am@nia or poverty OF the blood
arising from imperfect or cnruntr disease.
and Is not con aDsd IN any particular c, ASS of
HE or sex. People who sufiE rlm hen,or.
image aud females who menstruate Excess.
sNeiy are AMONG he chlefsutierers. Analy.
Sls OF the oiood reveals taceorvfinr 10 thedn.
ration OF the sickness marked deficiency
IN the red corp0sc.es with probably a dimI.
mutton OF ioriue ana u poverty Of albumen
IN the liquor sayulnts, To ensct a enre.
proper attention mus, be paid to diet. and
ne promoting OF the natural Secret,on, NJ
the alimentSry canal by the use of a stiuu.
liant tonic I. an absolute necessity. such
tonic stimulant has been discovered and IA
found In the Home stomach Bi,,srs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-30

All miasmaiie complaints, in other wor,l>
All disorders generated by unwhoisume !
Mutations rom the earth or water. are Prev
alent ~ his season. In every section subs
leci IN the visitation Of fever aud ague. or
other iotms NJ Intermittent disease, the
causes which produce these maladies arr
now actively IT verk, This, therefore Is -
period 81 the year whtu the Inhabitants OF
'nch districts shonld prepare their systems
to meet the UNIV holsnlne condition Of the Al
mospheFe by course OF tonic aud alteraliv,
treatment. Foremost among the iuyigor.
ants, recommended bv lime and experience
as means of foriItyiug the system against
All endemic and epliemic nialadlrS. stands
HoSteiterS Stomach Bilters BY timely
use of the Bi,ters, tue feeblsst resident OF an
unhealthy Soil inay escape the ackues.
which, without the aid Of this potent ally Of
na,u,e, will be apt to overtake the strongest,
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ARr,nIntIonnrr ReIIc

We have IN our possession for cShi6..
ton at the fair q sword ade in lili
which came over with the English army
under Lord CornWayIs. aud was zap
turcd at the surrender Of yorktown
It il the property ofGreen n Ne Douald
and descended to him from bis great
grandfather, uu hi. mothers side. Gen.
eral William Wortliugton Of thc Cont
mental army, aud a citizen Of Culpyppry
county Virginia General Worthiugtou
lived 20 the age Of one hundred anil
nine year, Colonel Mcdonald j, a trg,
descendant OF tue famous Amny of that
name who refused after the battle Of
Glencoe. 10 acknowledge the cliyts OF
King George, and it vas the NJ Donald
who thup BRAIDED tie clan that Wrot,
hi reply u N, King on the Nine oN
spades This Circumstance caused ,h,
adoption OF the Nine u Spades o, d
family ooat Of arms "A Jefferson J,mple
cute
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TWO PRACTICAL PkISTERs-Addrc,,
l W lhrrnrd Nrws, Nea,uetiu,d, Ie,as,
s-pts-lW
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III the Sioux treaty be carried out W,
Of North Texas will soon have Red
Clond, Little Wound, Young-manatraid.
ofhis-horse, Red Dog, American Horse,
Observation-Disclosures, Three Bears,
Fire Thunder. Big Foot, Crow-with-a,
good.yoice and Sitting Bull for our
neighbors IL they viii send them 70
the Nation Immediately, we feel per
suaded that our friend Major Basker
viIi, Secretary Of the Fair association
WIZ extend them a cordial invitation to
be prVsent in Dallas on the sd instant
she day the North Texas Fair opens
There u ,nothing Ike establishing at
once friendly relations with such neigh.
bors. 5. rsv :
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II via LrAt Ot fGlrrcLpr. u. \ NJ ltrIs
holcl Fuu Nuith, uXaS, Srpt.s.-t
rDOk--A rrst.rlnss one. M the American
\ h 49, Mon iunry, E'NuS, 10 whom good
WHgrs Nhi h. paid. Apply n' ouce. .---l
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ga TINS Houston Age says: Governor
ColS6a may have seen discomfort at hi.
conduct in the late district conventions
throughout the State. Not one endors.
e.i him or his administration, and, in
this instances, the omission of praise
amouats to positive condemnation"
q, ID amounts to nothing OF the kind
such resolniions were not introduced
because they were not considered nee.
essary. There has been no question
about sCSkgs popularity or the trium.
phant success Of his administration, ex-
cept among a few sensational papers
Ike the Age, and an equally number OF
soteheaded politicians-Mar'kaH Her
an. la2n,s7
The Hsrdsfs editor forgets. Such re.
souisdrswese introduced into the San
Antoris convention, and Kissed down
Ii resolutions wouldhayc rcoeiyeda
similar fate at the Dallas convention.
The Longview convention would have
unhesitaiipgly voted them down. There
was no earthly hope 20 pass such re-
solution in the conventions nominating
Reagan and Mills
T.
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Avn now come, the Republican. o

Avn now comes the Republicans o
I Kansas and ask Mr. George 7. Anthony
their candidate for Governor to "ster
down and out" Like Or,h, of Indiana,
he has trrred 10 be rascal Of the frst
water Kansas breeds many such.
They drop into Texas occasionally and
Immediately begin TO ou,-herod llerod
,.i-8tlrsr blatant Democracy. OF all the
Republicans ON the face OF the earth
dsliSer rs from a Kansas Republican
We can stand those of Maine, Vernon
o. Iowa, bat len inheren; cussednes,
and meanpess, save US from Kansa,
radical.
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Old Age Is Honnrnnie

This is true, bot how few OF us like 10 look
old. Age, with Its grey hair, is never vel
come aud the various arts have been
brought into rsquisitIon TO hide tx rayare,
In too many Instances agents are used IA,
that purpose, which isfllet serious I, nv on
the constitution. Esrecialiy is this ne cas-,
WIN large m"jority OF the Hair Dyes OF
me present day. For an elegant prepare.
non thM viii impaH a perfectly natural
color, without doing the leas, harm 10 the
na'i or health we recommend that made BY.
pr. Tutt' OF New York. It possesses qualities
'hst no othAr HAIR Dye does, and as ia
analysis proves Is as innocent mountain
spring water
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STATE NEWS.

The Jlmpli,ute: 1--WE have on our
table 8 sample OF stone or charcoal,
sent Us by Mir George Gray, which
Was taken out OF well being dug ou
his premises 10 the lower part 81 this
county, We are not a competent Judge
NJ such matters, but II loOK' 10 be AZ
good and genuine coal AS any We ever
examined, Doctor 4 p, Brown has
promised Us u report on Il, IA he has
It now under the proper chemical test
Brenham Banner Last Friday there
WAS negro dance given In the Elliott
neigh bnrhood, ont N the postoaSs
some ten miles lfom tosn. During
the dance couple VI bucks gunrreiled,
one shot the other and the shooter
threw away bis pistol and escaped
leaving his horse. Tue hdller picked
up the pistol aud Aepl II Us pay ior nd,
ding We did not learn whether the
sho, negro was badly damaged or not.
Weatheriord News Distances lrnm
Weathefford, Texas, to Fort Worth
30 miles; to Denton s.; 10 Aurora 80,
to Graham, Is; 30 Breckenridge, IS, "a
StephensvllIe, i5i to QrAnbury, u; {,
Alvars 10, a.; 10 Acton, ~; To- Decatur
~; 10 EIi2ahetht0wn, 80; 10 blackstone,
"; 10 Fort Griliin, l0V; 10 Fort BeIknap,
90; to PalO Pinto, o., 10 IAurps aud
sulphur Springs, -, To ClehUrne, ~;
to Waxahachie, 80; to Mansfield, IS.
Waco Examiner: Mr.. W. II. John
son viii start for Fort Worth TIL.
mNrning with twenty head Of horst,
aud several ooaoAes, to put IN opera
iion stage line, lrl.. zen The place
mel toned and Fort CONGO, a distance
Of about two hundred and hfty miles.
The remainder 0f HE stock aud stages
necessary IN equip the line, are now IN
Fort Worth,
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wss,sI rF.~.ls rsip
Wsn,ss-M.is Help

4 WHITE GlRL-Fog a nurse. Apply
y I'3 Guiith street. scpi}V lw
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q gaMtN ng TF7'FTr " ~ - - t'F''
Blur JEANs is the fashionable mate
rial for fall wear in Indiana When the
Democrats have rally the men wear
scaris Of blue jeans around their hats,
and the ladies indicate their sentiment
by wearing blue jeans sAshes. The boys
in blue jeans come to the Democratic
meetings by thousands in wagon.
deeked with blue Jeans banners and
streamers, and wherever Republican
turns he finds piece OF blue jeans star
ing him in the face. i"rH''
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TINE AMEADE.

So It seems that Brother Norton
hasn't the slightest idea Of turning
Democrat and washing his hands of an
eiiete, corrupt aud yindietiye party
We had hoped that II change might be
wrought in him, but from the following
explanation from the h,f1igmctr. We
fear that he IS unalterably welded 10
his idol noa ttus
An article in Yesterday H.Rup.
headed over az Last aud welcoming
Judge Norton to tho Democratic ranks.
would leave the impression that the ed
itor Of this paper has thrown of hi. i'm
maculato political mantle and dashed
himself into tho DHnoGratic stream Of
corruption, The paragraph which TINS
HERALD copied as AN editorial from the
MFYiJfattr' was the result of mistake
Of the composition in setting up the
wrong side OF his copy and at the time
it appeared the editor WAS in Indiana
working for the Republican cause No
Brother, Judge Norton is not over at
last" Nor will he ever turn his eagle
ave upon the cloudcd and infamous
record OF Samuel J rildcn. who is 10
day the standard bearer of tha unfrupt.
ultra-yindicatiye, prospective and lib
crty-destroying Democracy. IN any other
attitude than that OF u Republican
'war horse
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A cloth press and sizing vat would b,
required. bat as the thread press ant
reels are not needed they cancel each
other.
One twclve-horse power engine will
be sufficient for one card factory
looms and all ..'
You will notice that We do not in
clnde grounds and buildings in the
above estimates These are local and
variable, and their costs can only be
ascernined after your plans and ioca.
ton are fixed upon. Nor have We in.
eluded motive power, Us its cost will de.
lpend on the kind used. ......
| Thus for the sum Of 81 500 we can ob.
tain the machinery necessary fora cot.
ton factory thatwill yield rs daily
gross income of $50 equal to sl6,5oo a
year,
And for the sum Of $4,000 we can
get the machinery required for one that
will yield $l65 day, equal TO $40, 500 a
year. .a s.tI... tl.U 1 bon
And the expenses will be aportiona.
bly, less for running the second than for
the FIRST, thereby swelling the gross in.
come 10 full sS0cO0 yearly.
While the cost Of grounds would be
the same in each. and the expenses of
building would BIO but little more in the
larger enterprise than in the smaller
one.
live allow one.half the gross pro
Deeds 10 cover the expenses, the first
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Bur JEAss WILLIAMS: Democratic
candidate for Governor OF Indiana, j.
sixty.eieh, years old and was Ohio
born lie was farmer has been for
many sessions an Indiana legislator,
and was Nortons opponent for United
Statcs senator. His majority when
elected 70 Congress was equal TO the
vote of his opponent.
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