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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25
Grapes in Fever.

DIR. Hartsen, III CenITAlLlatt fur die
Med. Wissenschaflen, recommends
grapes a. a valuable dietin lever. The
graUe contains a considerable amount
OF hydrOcarDonaceOus matter, together
with a certain quantity OF potassium
salts. a combination Of which does not
Irritate, but on the contrary sOOtiles tine
stomach, and consequently IS used with
advantage even in dyspepsia. w nIle
considering Inc caTbO-by dTates cOntaint d
Ia the grape, We must not neglect the
organic acids particularly the tartaTic
acIds. DR.. II. Ihinks the nOurisaing
influence of these acids too much neg
Iecled. Itis indeed known thai they are
changed LO carD0nie acid ini the brood,
and are excTeted as carbonate in The
urine. Possibly careful research might
SHOW that, under some circumstances,
the acids are. c.Eanged to IaIs. DIR. H..
believes thai the organic acids should
be ranked with the carbohydrates as
food. Wnen fresh grapes are not 10 be
mad, ralsins or diluted wine might be
used.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

IRIS an old legendary phrase t02d- IL
the mSuHtsFa Will not esus 70 AAG0EnsE-
Mahomet must 20 70 Lae mOuatain- SO
tt Ia that the stseEmakeFs and stselEOTk-
ers Of British Sheffield, finding that
America will no longer 90 to S@hsic,
are coming to America The oldest stee1
manufacturing house Of SheE=ld mas
r.urcazsed works in the State Of View
York. s8E 10 SbO1s bringing over ISs'
whole establishment, mzcaiEsry, work
men and all. Osher steel houses are
preparing to fellow this example. Under
CUR tariff. steel aud cutlery naHufsc-
ttred in America caa be prOEtsDAy sold
In EuxizEd; while the British goods car
Hct fna entrance here without paying :
fuLy averaging about SO per ton.
His Indeed q marked feature Of ths
times, the great SmOuBs Of foreign cap
ta8 new Being invested in the UnIted
States in manufacturing enterprises. EE
the South, British agents are every waeF'
sxsmTuIrz mines and lands and genera
products, in view Of bringing zamEfse
tories along side Of the raw material
ecStca, TOu, timber, &c and gTea
amounts have already been Invested II
GeaFzI&, Alabama. and Southern Ten
uessee from that source. The fsEsigl
capital formerly invested in our EzIlTO2'
enterprises did Us comparatively HttH
good: because all the net pr0cests wer
taken iron ttgFs country 10 Europe Blu
I'm manufactures the business yields n
lis permanent products to the eEeOPl
kere.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

LOCKING over the long list 0f nzEes
mentioned IN the papers as being c2Idi-
dates for Judges Of the COarE OF CGE1oB
Pleas. thsrezder can zoe fail ESEe struck
with the contrasts Presented in such
uSstsFs with former times. Formerly
lawyers who had had experience and
full I'pYzcrice were seIecBed for Judges;
row the lawyers who have Esf1ber SX
peTisncs mar practise are PIT forward
fsrSJudgas. BSIh parties certainly zusr
have good material for Judges among tina
members Of the Bar; bWs II they
have. they have been singular
IL pzrsInouiGus Of thsir gO01
material III the RsEes slEgeszed
far uoEaInatIgn- IL Is tFIe tz&E Law
yerwho i tit for the Bench. can EeRer-
zEIy do better for himself by EsDaiuing
Il the Bar. Tbis tends 70 pat third OE
fourth rate Law gers On the BeDeh- great
HtotEe injury Of public intssests and
private rights Can't the P4sty sP0kss-
msu bring forward ths namss Of sOze
Wiser and better me8 for the Judicial
service than any vet proclaimed Ss czH-
.iaaEess Il would be PZs1ie bensHze-
nonte de- So
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25


II SEEMS well settled that the deFloT-
able accident 70 the yacht MebaSks in
Sew York Bay. was caused By the in
competency Of the Sailing Master, How
land, whom the owner, Mr.. Garner, had
placed in command. Putting up iuii
sail while yet anchored 70 the bottom,
Left the yacst no alternative but 70 cap
SIZE wbea sf-nekby she sqHaA, or break
from her mOoriBgs- She couldn't 60
ahead, 80 she must 90 usdeT; and under
shs went. The terrible loss Of life
t.s result. Yacatfnz VIII probably be
~ discount for time Al View York
he owner Of the Mohawk, NT. Garner,
WHO vita bIs wife BAs drowned, Is re-
ported 10 have left an estate waived a.
sss. .S@9.G@s.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

GE- SEEEMAS Il q tie rzmEsgA
The ds9ghzF cid vaETI9E has g17e On 1eE
war Fash. Il mIgh1 be PEssUznsa thai
the General WsuA ID affair SIE1Tng Bams
CTzzF Harzs. and thsir 1snEIng fElSs~-
ezL BuE n SZeh thing Tns GeDsEs1
IN Ca5gf 81 tne UniEe1 STATES zruE
wuzI1E7t be eaEght N any s1eh esB-
rzny. He W0ZLd SzEask higher gzms-
% ns gses fsr the sezHF sS Eha1 -erzz
harsen kzawn m Wem1sM RhEl5Fz- He
attacks R5m aEanE the whale Ene III
szee. He arters .Crsak 90 take care u
sruaks6z IndIzns cut sa the Plains wide
~ D nharzs F1Eg Phillips, nszr B0sEon.
nrzm hz hez4IzU3rtsEz zE W9zhlngrs2-
wendeH Pnl4Irs wrsss Sherman = Ass
ssr. sherman didn't LIKE Il, and there
1paz deeE4rsd w1Es and u FrussEzsazss
NJ sane with EnaniEelE nG<E VIgzr Etzz
he shaEs IN E1e SEagx war.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

TBK suDmsr watering places are not
very lioerzIlg p&&roniz d this year.
ARd the special eOmpAGSns from them is.
.Gazt there - frighsiuE dezrta OF young
men al them ali. Bellies and beiresses
zre abundant and exPec1ant. Bat the
0ezux 10 not appear. The fact is die
covered Al last that tas young men have
No sAeksIs this year 10 fcOi away On
8eiresses wi1hsus money and bellies
Eithout beauty.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

THE Bsiknzp impeachment trial has
ceased 20 be sensational. Montgomery
Blair es1Plziaed, ia hisz speseA, of the
5eggzriF seeSant Of eBr1y seats around
aIm in the S@Hzts Chamber. Bat then,
Blair Las TIE talent Of enPtyIBg seats
bg his style Of eEeq@eBes ca ali OecA-
sioBs. Between hot weather, BiaiT's
eE0quenee, and tbs general indifference
concerning Belknap and his case, tie
ErizE ass beeOzae an IEsuEerable bore.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

In heeames FaIzazzF eE11zIE tlzz
CcuxrsszE Es dGEBg HGshEEg A1E EkaiHliHsib-
Fnr ssr hEzneamhe- Fhe szeeeahsE mEsE
rhere aE Eara ara hmsHt112E sIEgsS11FE
sf @ss.zx ana wHzeE@ Ths EBaes1l
imzeazhms1s haHpE fire. The HR1D-
R1rg RagrH r5as Il hlzTe2 uP1n rs
taza- af H1zEb<al slgHadezncA- The Be-
xnau casa has Aesama dzF and m11A1g-
THls nrssz5uuAEy weak aGDs I'm eannanl1-
rEs "a sss.ssrs a rsEarr fsxsaAa1s 10 Hhs ~
neal q zAe RssHmEa5sa Aes ID ERbsEaEGs
And uzszszsh8essry- Tn@ Aaarsrs ara
uaur- kur rRe harvest i Light In EUaAA
IA nssazz - sz5gzzn az1 esgAArS NJ sars-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25
MUSTARD PLASTER.
4 NEW MUSTARD PLASTER.

THE MEDICAL VALUE OF A MTJSTAR.
IL PLA-IER Is unGerstOOd in every famii y.
Much time l. spent in prebarlng pOuitiee and
often the n1staF1-l -ls Of pOOr quality and viii
nOt act, causing great suffering. This trying
Inconvenience Is EoW peTfectig overcome by
Beu=snss Prepare1 Mustard Plaster. Ii Is d
great Improvement On ihe OrdinsrF article.
I1 i very clean zld can be applied and re-
moved WithOut siisoOlOTIng the elolhing or soil
Ing the skln Ii does BOt deterI0s ate with age. 1t
i always reliable, as only the best quality Of
musszrG Is u=<1 IN lie PREPARATION Ii Is ready
for use ~ any UODeaL. by simply dipping IL
IN vale. Il Is sold in half yard pieces 81 &c
per roll by ali druggists. SEMI by mali IN
receipt Of price 0y
SEABTRY q JOHNSON.
Pharmaceutical Chemists, New YORK.
ssezS-IyTuE Thfrm
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

II j. asserted IN Washington circles
that Gen. Graat would not 20 10 the Cen
tenBisI Fourth AT PhiladeIphia because
he was so angry because Of Gov. HaTes
~ne-aerm plank that he refused 30 meet
Hayes, zs he knew he Dust if he went 70
Philadelphia Possibly that may ae-
court f5r the nilk il that cocoaBut-
GIANT certainly has = greas talent for
letting mAa-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

Arrsraing - \ CoA9-ze Newspaper
sh=rs n an Enzl city n b08tl In EA1Eh IL
exaEz1zs11 4 -bszrssa Lady" Al lie en-
zrazee Il sa4zzs2ez \ gIri . tsks E8leT.
RepenzlF Il Tzsllsr, having fezs1e1 ma
eges aR Ehs saEzEEe F1s111Es1s1. zAiAk-
ing IN h5s csFzEzzrs - have u Ssks VIA
TIA altz8s z18DEE-zzker. sa11 10 AsE. fs==s-
mng her unaer Ebs elEin the EnIle. We 4.
11zAs BDs. 4 suppose EEe bsar1s1 woman
10 FBnr mamma, cap Ma EEr.S re-
yEzissf TIA xzHzaa- -7slns - nv papa
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

No SMALL azsO1Bt 0f party aDmEni-
G50n has been expended On beth sides on
1bs sUbIecG q AEerF's pardon froEa the
Missouri PeAItentiary by the President
TIE .-indePeE5ent" Chicago Tins was
garEieu-aEIY wassetui Of lie powder On
the OecasisR- And now it turns zosst thai
AFerF WAS mot pardOoed. nsF Was there
znE intenti01 TO grant him pardon
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

THE TrOE Y Il TfiEsss relates that a
man named Patterson preached the fu-
neraI sermon Of MS oEE wife; and
th0ugh not a preacher, read Ihe burial
service sEer her remains and pronounced
the beae1ie15or Al the grave
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

A. RTMATED a few days since, II Is
sOw positively asserted that both Sitting
BUN zsd Crazy Horse are dezds killed
IN 1he Caster fight Ii Hsy be sOs but
we wU1E31ft like 10 pay over to their
HsdOEs the life INSURANCE monsy with
n.ur furtaer rroof Of death.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

TBEEE is genera complaint Of the in
eEe5eneT Of the Board 0f Public Works
Streets almost fupzssable have eontin-
ued 80 for months untouched By repairs;
and sez51eBts are Of daily occurrence
endzngerIng life and limb On account Of
inns uzzeeg1ns&bIe neglect
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

The =hextsd 1sTm- reached sKsE into
.hs Grsea Eeua1zins- where tbe tAer-
mOns4er registered Ss7. Better stay al
95@s-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

Harry Wakefield, OF California, is
forty-eIght years OF age. though IN ap-
peATanee tNefVe years younger, and Is
reDuied ID be the husband OF eight liY-
ing wives. He was incarcerated re-
Gently IN the Alameda County Jail
E ghI wives. OctOgamyI Ugh!
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

No use staying there ssy longer. III
dsn's letter wilf sstsle all outstanding
matters.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

We sEE \ m8sEE11D E0rk zbo1t ten
uizHz1es FsslsnaAE. 1ZTi1g % g=1 nls AlAl
zhrzugh zbs sk1a Il n mEa WAC owes lE
4ED HehrsF kE1BErzgj1lb H8W We
sKnrnEsn NJ fhR1 1em1rAEEsa little L1sect
"a Win 8ssk NJ 1isE7sl ne 1s13ed np
nis lIzzls hlll. Faarea il in his PDcKsls and
,wzu1 snr RnDll.Er victim
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

sirrEIRrs and Ts1 EbsE say If's true,
nanz mprs pe1p3e have been kidd By
F5graA Al JasE rels hrA1iRas tAAn 1el In
a1s RsE1as1sERzg MAr.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

NE. BLAExE l. getting better. He can
play billiards . little, and talk politics .
EDol deal
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25
NARIErTA AND CINCINNATI.
1snn. pasrl and Pium Time I mtnufes fast

BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA PARK ERsRuRG.
Depoi Pearl and Plum. Time. minutes fast,
Grafton siail,....... 6s0lA.N. 2s30P.H. e2sP.Ns
tai. Elk dzfiy - sS0A.H. 5:lSP.H e:iJA.A.
Baltimore Ex d'ly l0asp.m. S:31a.ni. 6:25p.m
/ BALTIMoREAsDO OHIO. VIA COLUMBUS.
BepOi, KiiEour and Front. Time. minutes fast.
Baltimore Ex daily. es00A-s4a s703P.M. ealA-N.
Baltimore Tx daily. l30P.N 3:5P.M 6s35P.M.
Wheeling Ex-.-... s:s0p.m. 5-O6a.m. n0Ia-m.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25
CINGIEEAFI. HAMILTON A
cIxcIrEArf. RIcIfNoNp ANp clfIcAeo.

cScIkEATI, RICHNOND AND CHICAGO.
Depot FIFTH aud Hosdly. Time. minutes fast.
Chieazo Naily..--.... I:seA-A. s:leP.n. s:ser.n
Richnono Ae--...... s.s9P.M. les39A-N. 1sr-h
Chieae0 kx daily. 7aSf-M- sasA-M. s-saA-M
cIacIEsATI. HAMTLTOs AND IEDIASAPoLIs-
Dep5s- Filth and Ho2dlE. Tiane.5 minutes last
TndlanzDolis Nail. -. 7=39A.M. lvS0P.M- h1SP-M.
m. Wayne kx...... 7ssek.N. le-8gP.A. SslSP.M.
Peoria Ex........... S.l9P.M- 4ssoP.Z sSlA.M
CounersFiIle Ac...... sop NJ 1o%gP.M. 1:a0P-M
IND 1lau1rsoIlE 49-t%r-A-
GRAND RAPIDS AxD INDIANA.
Denos Finn and Hosdly. Tfme.T minutes fzst.
GRIND Rxplds--...-.. 7=nA,N. ss4SP.k. s;oP.N
PAXTON sHoRr-LINRkyD CLEVELAND.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.
,e,ot. Fifth and Hosdly. Time, 7nIlhutes fast.

Depot, Fifth and Hoadlv. Time. 7mlhutes fast.
Depart Arrive, Arrive,
Cin'ti. Cin'ti. Deston.
New York TX I'll: u:l5A.M. 550P.N. 7z0P.M.
NewYork Ex ...... ss50P.N. 5.5A.M. 650A.M,
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI sHoBr-LISE.
De2of. trout and Kilgour. Time. minutes slow.
Louisville Ex daily 6sOOA.X. ez9P.N. l039A-M
Louisville dzAIY..... 31JP.u. 12:l5P.M. 1:i5P.M
LOUIS vile azilJ.-.. s:lOP.H- 7-5A.M. l2'49PM
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO. "a
Boat, foot Of Broadway. to Huntington. City Tine
Richmond Ex......4aafH. sAeA.N. 4:ser.n.l
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25
RAILRoAD TIMETABLE.

DAYTON sHoRr-LINE AND COLUMBUS
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time. minutesfast.
columbus Ex..... 6s45A.M. I03eP.M. 1U:55A.M
Columbus Ex........ 9:iOA.M. 4:59P.M. 5:l0P.u,
Columbus Ac. ........ 2:i5P.M. 3a5P.M. 9:30P. Nj
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

CINCINNAII 4 ND 5ANDCbK1s
Dent, Pearl and Plum. Tlme. minutes fal
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-25

Depot Pearl and Plum, CITY time.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-20

tr ma take jest6 revoludnibo smysleni
vGbec zachoval SO Ike mnG velmi bratr
sky. Pied nastoupenim sveho trestu
spatfil jsem jest6 iednou Rdzenu; ia ubo-
ha bolG SVEN temGf zsilela. Slibila mi
vecnou vGrnost.
,Ztrayil jsem We v6zeni sest roku. Id-
stavuji I've obraznost, abys vylicil 81 me
sestilete utrpeni; nebot nemam chuti,
abych upominkou ma to mucil svd mo-
EEK. Ale konecne odbila take hodina
meho vysvobozeni. Y teto hodine odsou
dill jsem sveho bratra temuz utrpeni,
jakehoz jsem tam zakusil Vratil jsem
Sc do Padovy
,Pfedevsim cht6l isem videt Ruzenu;
nebydlela vice We znamem mi dome. Po-
Ptaval jsem Sc po jeff adrese. Sdalena
mi: " j anne els. 5. prize /, a
b bitoy6."
(Pokracoyani)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-20

y ulminatil ,Fulminantil Kupte
zee fulpinantip slysel jsem volati to
mem tux 'kosti pronikajicim.
Obratil jsem Sc Timed te strane, cd :
kud volaui to Sc ozyvalo, nebylo mi vsak
lie provolava6e zhlednouti; uzaviralof mi
do ulice vyhlidku hust6 mnozstvi lidi,
pred palacem hrabete l.. nahromade-
nych.
Bylo to Padov6 roku 1S49 iedne
ze hlavnich tfid. Tusiv nejake zatknuti,
jez tehda nenalezelo k vzacnostem,
anebo nejakou nehodu, pfistoupil jsem
blize.
Jeste jednou zaslechl jsem tyz hlas:
,Fulminanti, fulminanti, pane hrabe!'
Klestil jsem ST mnozstvim lidu cestu,
coz mi nebylo mic tezk6ho, jesto jsem ma
sobe mel uniformu.
V prostfed zastupd poznal isem hrabe :
te L., jenz prave svou omdlenou dceru
zdvihal opatfeni oinil, ably j dial do pa
lace dopraviti.
,Fulninanti! Fulminanti! znelo to o.
pet.
Hrabs vztycil hlavu, zufive vdkol sebe
pohlizeje, phi tom utkvel zrak jeho, nena
visit srsici ma mne. Timed me poznal
nacez odevzdav dceru svou pfikvapivsi.
mu sluzebnictvu, zamifil primo Ike mn6.
Bylt jsem dive kavarne MIN 81 ucini
povrchni znamost
Pane poruciku,' oslovil mne chvejicin
Sc hlasem, pane poruciku. zadam vas, a.
byste ihned zatknul muze, ktery zde II.
prodej provolava sve sirky. Jest to osob
most nanejvys nebezpecna.'
Pane hrabe, JAKE mohu = zacal jsen
namitati, on vsak medal mi v6tu dokoncit
a mluvil dale:
,Zodpov6dnost stibne vas, pane poruei
ku. Upozornil isem vas - zatknete bo
"a pHl hodiny pfijdu k vam sdelim van
davody svAho ndani.'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-20
Cend.25 ct6.
Cana. Is cta.
OZnanky.
80 vYDANI.

Obsahuje Gplny seznam vSech on6cl
NEST We Sp. Statech, territory Canady
ktere die posledniho scitani lidn v6tsi 0.
byvatelstvo Gitaji nez 5000, iakoz Sc
znam imen vsech casopisG vychazeicich,
ktcre ontch m6stech neivttsho rozsife-
nj mali. - Taktez obsahuie seznam Case
pisG, jenz Sc oznamovateldm k OMAN
kan odporuGuji co ncivicc mist6 dotyG
mem rozsifeni Il neilevn&jsi ceny mali.
Dale otsahuie vsechny casopisy vo Sp
Statech, ienz vychazeii V takovych mi
stech kdc ie pres 5000 obyvatcld.
Konecn6 vsecky nabozcnsk6, hospoddf
ske, v6decke, prdmyslne, ncdiclnokc,
syobodozednicke, racdagogicke, obchod-
nj pojistovaci cat opisy.-Soudni, spoke
We, musikalni, modni jin6 odborni novi
my nejspolehliv6jsim scznam Du!ale
dplny seznam pres 300 nGmeckych no.
vim, ktere vychazeii We Sp. St. - Vysvt
tleni vyhlaskach, mnoho cennikd ohla
SEX, yse co ohasovateldm tfeba vGd6t
Adresujte ma
Geo. Il. ROWeIl ~ Co.
IL Park Row.
New York
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-20

Includes Sc pills durdt; "a ctrnact dni,
"a tyden snad uz Sc vratis pokoine domd,
kdez op6t pocnes sv6i starry zivot, najdes
milence sveho barona o., iemuz isl
psala, ze odjizdis ma venek.
ia ze psala baronovi?
,Zaiiste, ma draha.'
MEM pravda, nepsala jsem niceho'
,Nicmene obdrzel baron dnes rano psa-
nj, tvou rukou psane, zdalo Sc, ze Jest
I've pismo tax vyborne napodobeno, re ne
mel baron nejmenA pochybnosti.'
,Ach ely duchup mumlala divka, po-
znavajic, ze jest dpln6 moci sira Villa
ma, ze jediny clovek, ktereho by mohla
nepfitomnost jei znepokoiovat a jcnz mo
hi by po nj patrati, j chraniti -. +. ze ten
to clovek nestara Sc nj, maje cd nj pod
vrzene psani.
VGz zastavil Sc u vrat blazince.
,Tedy jsme sc shodli, neniliz pravdaF
pravil sir William, dudes moudra2.
Ale Fernando tazala Sc hlasem zlome-
menym, dude postaven pied porotul- -
Bude odsouzenP. .---
,Nemusel bych ii odpov6deti, mila dee
rusko, ale chci byti dobrakem pot6sit
te trochu. Poslechni dobfe: Fernand Jest
obzalovan usv6dcen kradezi, to je jisto;
slecna Beaupr6au nebude no vice milo
vati, ona vda Sc "a mne.'
"A pakl' tazala Sc Baccaratka dychti-
We.
PAX budu moci co nejasn6ji dokazati,
re jest Fernand nevinnen.'
Baccaratka radosti vykfikla.
ALE kterak!, tazala sc.
To jest me taiemstvi.'
"A Fernand bude propulsion ma svobo-
due
,Bude docela svoboden bude ST tx mo
ci witt
Zdalo sc, &c mluvi sir William iplnou
pravdu, take Sc Baccaratka pon9kud u
pokojila. Ostatne bylo marne vselike
vzpirani SO pod timto mecem Damoklo-
wynn, .jejz Anglican zavesil mad hlavu ieii
Sklonila hlavu a odevzdala Sc vsemu.
,Cinte, co chcete,' pravila.
Koci sestoupil kozliku zazvonil II
vrat.
Vdz viel do dvora; sir William vystou
pill zavfel "a sebou, nechav Baccaratku
Il doktora; potom dial sc dovesti spray
q domu, kteryz jak znamo, zapisuje ne
income, pozaduje ma mesic plat a vydava
IA obdrzen6 penize potvrzeni tenn, ktefiz
,horomyslne pfivad6ji, vsecky formal
losti jsou u konce. Nemocny zavede Sc
pax do novGho bytu sveho.
Pane pravil baronnet, jenz um6l Sc
'tav6t neivys zarmoucenym, ,pfichazim
sem vyplnit jednu neitrudnAjsich povin
losti, pfivadim vam ubohou divku, ktcraz
Dfisls rozum.'
,Dobfe, velmi dobfe,' pravil neznamy
sa temto dvodIm zvykly.
Zvedl brejle oci ma cello, chopil Sc "a
lchem pera, pfitizl ie hlede pfi tom pros
yma ocima, jak to tini PAM, ktefi nosl
'rejle v2dy ie oci sundavaji, cht6jili
iobfe asne videt.
~ss
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kINGSFORDrN
OSwCSO kukuriCni SkrOb.

ma puddingy, blanc mango,
zmrzlinu ect,
Jest pdvodni - zalo4eny 1S4S. la
chovaya povtst ayou 60 distsi, siin6i7i a
iemntisi nez kterykoliy jinJ skrob, budiz
81 nazey .ieho jakl lhoIi
Stevenson Macadam, Ph ID. & g. nel-
lepsi autorita ma poll chelnie Europe,
Petliyt rozlozil skrob tento aoutastky
ieho nalezl iej zdrayym ziynym.
Navod k dtlani puddineu jinJch i,
del jest na kazdem Ghernin paklitku
s4g- Ma prodei II vsech relkych grocerd
81 so
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A NJ + RI c X L
M OdridlO
pro pradcIny u dOmacmOst.
y-vpa hons

American fltramarine Works.
Newark, n. y
Nase modfidlo Jest neIlepSi ma syttt.
Ono Sc nerozbiha pc pradle, neobsahuie
zadn6 skodhvG Idtky "A Jest uzivano We
ysech velkych pridelnaeh iak pro svou
dobrotu tax pro svoii ldci. Hod Sc w
tecn6 k bileni. Prodava Sc pakhGkach
10 ctd. ieden. Ma prodej u kazdeho gro
cera. Pteite sc vzdycky po Amorickem
modfide
Office: William Str, New York.
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FarmarSkG pOZcmky

Y | 0 " r.
Ma prodej nebo ma vym6nu
"a pozemkovy ma etek
Cleyelande
Pozemky ty isou vytetp6, biz zeleznr.
ce dobr6ho trhu lezi Pockahontas Il
Buena Vista Counts, kde lest hodn6 &c
chI osedlych. Cena nizka, terminy pd-
zniv6 Blizsi zprava
PRICE BROTHERS,, li5 Superior Str.
Tez j. V. Sykora Esq. poda zpravu.
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V elky prod Ell
bot a strevicl,
Is Woodland Ave.
ma rohu ul. Ohio.

Dochazi mas zaroven ku brodeji na.
bizime velikou zasobu iarniho zbozi ne-
rozmaniteisi jakosti a mody "a ceny mno-
hem nizsi, nez kterykoliv obuvni kram v
m6st6 nabizet m1ze.
JAN SRP CO nejochotn6ji u hbite sve
stare mnoho novych pfatel LEVINE OBJ
slou2i.
VIM. Barnard.
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V N6meck o 4 roku 1921
vyhlaSenf.
Go prostredek prot nemocinl, jake;
SoInaty tok, kozni yra2an;-
n n, os frost krve, pokazeny Ia
lud e k pdlcnt III hy.
Neivy born6j$i lex proti e.
m ocim alter, sleziny zluce.
Spalehlivy lex proti
bOIeni hiavy
vseho druhu, dychavitnosti zapachu z
ust.
Osytdceny lex pfi vsech zensl,ych ne
mocech, blednicce, zloutonic, zkazene kr-
We a zaludkorych kfeti
Jisty presttedek prot zimnici a rheu
matismu.
Uzivani iedn6 lahve Augsburgskych
kapek uSetrl v6tsich vyloh IA l6ky,
25 ctG. za lahev aneb lai vi "a Sl.O0
X dostani kazde pofadne lekarn6 neb
pfi zaslanl obnosu, hlavniho skladn pro
Ameriku cd
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-10-27
A Whaling Fleet Destroyed in the Arc.
tic Seas.

A despatch from San Francisco on Sun
day, announced the abandonment and prob
able loss, by being crushed in the ice, OF
twelve vessels of the New Bedford Arctic
whaling fleet. The vessels had on board
1900 barrels of sperm oil and consdera-
BILE quantity of whale ivory, hides, etc.
They were caught in an exposed situation
in the Arctic Ocean by huge pack OF ice,
which spread over an area of many miles
extent, and being surrounded were aban-
doned. The whalers Florence and Three
Brothers brought to San Francisco on Sat-
urday 100 men of the crews of these ves-
sells. Others took passage from the Arctic
on whalers bound for Honolulu, and still
others, the number not being given, re-
NAMED on shore near the scene OF the dis
aster in the hope to extricate some of the
vessels upon a favorable turn of weather.
The pack of ice, however, was tending TO
drift the fleet away 10 northeasterly direc-
ton. In the opinion of the whaling mas
there Is no ground for expectation that any
of the fleet can be rescued, or that any oil
the men who remained in the ships will
survive. All are undoubtedly lost, carried
away to the northwest in an immense ice
pack, which closed them in for miles
around. 1t is uncertain exactly how many
lives were lost, but probably so or 60, q
large proportion of the men being Kama
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