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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-02-02
For THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
PARIS, Texas, January 1Ssh, 1876

PARIS, Texas, January 18Th, 1870.
Dear DR.. BrOwn,-lt may be that few
words from Texas may not be unacceptable
to some of your readers. In the midst Of
most beautiful weather we arrived in October
last, and have enjoyed the serene skies, and
balmy atmosphere Of splendid fall. This is
grand and beautiful country. Our little city
of about 5000 people is situated sixteen miles
from the line of the Indian Nation, we call
it "the Nation" So we enjoy sight of
brother Cotton occasionally. His wife spent
some time here this summer, she being in
feeble health. On our south is an extended
succession of broad prairies. These are
grand and productive, the average yield this
season is a full bale of cotton to the acre
Every thing is alive, wide-aWake and push
ing. As farming country this is certainly
the most attractive part of Texas.
There are two remarks to be made about
the people. Energy and perseverance char
acterize the people coming to Texas. Then
again the most of those coming are poor. So
that, being now in a formative state, the ma
jority of people live plainly. But in intelli'
gence and good morals they compare favora-
bly, with almost any portion of the older
States. We have an Independent, "Don't
care class which attracts attention, yet,
when you know them they are generous and
kind.hearted.
We have six churches, each with pastor,
who breaches every Sunday to good congre-
cations. l found thirty-seven Presbyterians
who had, with some aid from our noble Com
mittee of Sustentation, just completed a good,
comfortable house of worship. They are
noble little band of Christians they have
had hard struggle for life. Rev. 0. P.
Stark, who has "No. 1" Female School
here, has stood by them. Rev. W. s. John
son and Rev. 7. 7. Johnston have both been
here and aided much in the struggle. When
they got into their house of worship they
called me, and | can now say l am glad |
cams. Jacob Ruff and family are here from
Lexingtoll Ys., sone from Kentucky, some
from Mississippi, SO that it is the union on
no basis but that of sound Presbyterianism,
both in doctrine and government. If we only
had Manse there would be no doubt in our
minds as to the future. Still we believe that
the Lord will bless US with joyous hearts.
We are giving ourselves to the work. We
have large feld-plenty of material and
many strong, praying hearts. We also have
plenty of room for all good PreSbyterians
who desire to come west. Our railroad is
now being completed to the city. Our eli
mate is simply grand. Oar schools as good
as any; our churches, all, have the armor on.
We are happy people. Is that good re-
port?
If you put this in the paper l may tell you
of other things and places. Oh yes, you
ought to have "Texas Department then
put in a Feegee Island Department.
Yours, IL. B. B.
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Christian Courtesy.

"Be courteous" was an injunction OF thai
one of the Apostles who was the most i'm.
petuous of any, and who, therefore, felt the
need of constant restraint of himself in this
very particular. And like truly wise man,
knowing his own weakness, he made it the
ground of warning to other men. A Chris.
tian who is not courteous is perpetual con-
tradic.ion and stumbling-block to those who
are without. Temperament undoubtedly
has much to do with the matter; but if it be
unfriendly to the existence of courtesy it
must be held in check. If man is natu.
rally excitable, grace should cause him to
curb his temper; if he is prone to gloom and
sourness, Christianity should dispose him to
light and sweetness if, knowing his own
wickedness, he is given to judge others
harshly, he should remember the Lords in.
junction, " Judge not" and if rash in coming
to his conclusions or ready to accept the un-
favorable judgments of other men, he should
put guard over himself, and verify what
he hears before he gives it currency.
A gloomy, sour, diScourteous Christian is
Satan's unconscious ally in preventing the
disobedient from turning to the wisdom Of
the just" ard makes that seem disagreeable
and anlOvOl3 to th5m which is the perfection
of beauty "a Christian should at all times
be patient, gentle, affable, and tender of the
feelings of others. He cannot be hasty in
speech, or forbidding in manner, or intem-
perate in judgment, without wounding the
cause of the Saviour. Like him, while hating
sin, he should love sinners, and should seek
to win them to holiness of life by the exer-
else of those gentle, but irresistible gracei
and virtues which adorned the walk and con.
versation of him "who did no sin, neither
was guile found in his mouth; who, when he
was revived, reviled not again; when he
suffered, threatened not; but committed
himself to him that judgeth righteously."-
Christian Intelhgencer.
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TIE PREACHING FEVER.

81 golden bell and a pOmegranate, golden bel
aud pomegranate upon the hem of robe rounC
about "-Ex. xviii; 81 xxx; 20.
Said noisy professor, one day, to his teacher,
"Sir think have talents to make good preacher
Ny views of the Scriptures are also protOund
So mean, on next Sunday, to preach or expound.
''Well, what is your subject why Aaron the
priest,
The bell and pOmegranate which hung from his vest
Their meaning know, sir but yours let me hear
For 1 wish to have every sense it viii bear
" viii tell you, The vest is an emblem, to show
AS a teacher, your heart should become white as
snow;
The bell and pOmegranate, too, very well suit
To show where there's noise, there should be fruit
Cottage Magazine.
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schools in which it is an offense for a teach
er to teach that there is God, and that we
ought to reverence His name, then the soon
er the whole system is abolished the better.
The curse of God will rest upon it. 1t will
either speedily come to nought, or will sur
vive as pestilent source of inflelity and
naturalization. Let US hope for better
things and believe that neither the crafty
schemes of politicians, nor the so called
''liberal sentiment and Catholicity " of the
present day, will lead our people to forget
that religion lies at the basis of all sound
education, and that the teacher who does not
teach religion is not fit to teach anything
az ali.
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speculative faith" "You say you believe
the Bible," said the preacher, but of wha
avail is this while you refuse to accept it'
provisions. You hear its warnings anc
threatenings, and do not even exhibit the
emotions of the devils themselves who al
least tremble in view of the coming torment
If you we're standing on the railroad track
with the train in full speed approaching, o.
what avail would it be for you to say be-
lieve in my danger, and yet make no exer
ton to escape your peril" "You know
said the preacher, that if you were on that
railroad track and were imperilled, you would
at least raise the cry of distress, but sitting
on these seats, with the vengeance of an an
CRY God hanging over you, and ready to
crush you in moment, you are careless aud
unmoved.' Just in the midst of this appeal
a gentleman in the audience cried out, nay
almost shrieked, lie hit me-" The minis
ter just quietly waved his hand for silence.
The services closed, an inquiry meeting fol,
lowed; the poor wounded bird remained in
The meeting was protracted for several days,
and ere its close the hit sinner found peace
in believing in Jesus. He now lives con-
sistent member of sister church, and recalls
with interest the time when the Spirit of God
carried home with power the truth of Gods
word, leading him unconsciously to utter the
exclamation which for brief moment inter-
rupted the stiffness of the days services.
D. B. E.
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changed for the palace of God, the garments
of shame for the "clean linen pure and
white and the dishonor for the crown of
glory that fadeth not away"
"Safe at last" God be praised for sal
vation that was capable of being extended to
the thief on the cross, and of including the
" chief of sinners, "a salvation suited to
the needs of the guiltiest wretch, and of him
who casts himself upon the mercy Of God at
the eleventh hour.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-02-02
SECRET OF HApp1NEss.-An Italian bisl

SECRET OF HAPPINESS An Italian bish-
Op, who had struggled through many diff
culties without repining, and been much op.
posed without manifesting impatience, being
asked by friend to communicate the secret
of his being always SO happy, replied, it con.
sists in single thing, and that is, "making
right use Of my eyes" His friend, in sur
prise, begged him to explain his meaning.
& Most willingly" replied the bishop, Sin
whatsoever state am, first of all look up
to heaven, and remember that my great bu0i-
ness is to get there. l then look down upon
earth, and call to mind how small space
shall soon fill in it. 1 then look abroad in the
world, and see what multitudes are, in all
respects, less happy than myself: And thus
I learn where true happiness is placed, where
all my cares must end, and how little reason
have had to murmur, or be otherwise than
thankful. And to live in this spirit is to be
always happy.
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RESOLUTION.
Ou'ye any task to do,

IfyOu've any task to do,
Let me whisper friend to you
Do it.
II you've anything to say,
True or needed, yea or nay
Say it.
If you've anything to love,
As blessing from above
Love it.
II some hollow creed you doubt,
Though the whole world hoOt and shout,
Doubt it.
If you know what torch to light,
Guiding others through the night
Light it.
If you've any debt to pay,
Rest you neither night nor day
Pay it.
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PRAIsING THE Work OF FRIENDs.-There
is another matter about which we are apt to
be unjust in our friendships. We are SO
sensitive to the charge of overestimating the
value of friends work through prejudice,
that sometimes we let stranger get the bet
ter Of US in the expression of appreciation
and praise. This is small and damnable
selfshness. Why should we not praise the
sermon, the picture, the story, the poem of
our friend ? How did he get to be our
friend in the first place? Did we not choose
him from among ten thousand because of
those very qualities which attract US anew in
his art?-The Old Cabinet :. Scribner for
FebruarY.
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81 WISH you all happy new year )" said
Mr.. Moody to the gathered assembly at the
Depot Church, at the matchmaking on New
Years eve. 81 wish you all happy eter-
nity," called out the Rev. DR.. Plumer, who
stood by Mr.. Moody's side.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-02-02

WHEN mos given up to tria's, We may be
most secure from harm.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

Div sveta. Panove jarrett Palmer
uspofadaly vylet do San Franciska Ka
lifornii Sc zvlastnim vlakem, kteryz ces
tn tn "a S4 hodiny, tedy "a 81 dne vykona
ii ma. Dosud potfeboval vyst6hovalsky
vlak Noveho forku sedm ZINE az
osm dni, rychlovlak t6hoz m6sta ) Y
ZINE dni. Wax ten vyiel z nadraA New
Jersey We Gtvrtek l hod. minutach.
Sestava parovozu, vozu ma zavazadia
kufackeho iednoho spaciho vozu. ia >
rovdz Jest osmikoly cylindr jeho ma
II palcd prdm6ru. Vdz zavazadel Jest
6ervene natfen a nese V zlatych ltera ch
ozdobn6 vyvedeny napis: jarrett x Pal
mer's Specia! Transcontinental EXPIRES
Ma vlaku nalezaly sc "a osoby. mezl NJ
mi dooisovatel6 nasleduiicich svttovych
listd: London Times" journal des De-
bats" Dist francouzsky) New York
Herald"
Rychlost jizdy jest uzasna mize Sc
fici ze temef zazracna. Cestu New Jer
sey do Fiadelfie, 95 a J mile urazil "a ho
dinu 70 minut, odtud do Altony iel s
rychlosti so mil "a hodinu a pohofim A
lleghyny rychIosti 25 mil. Z Altony do
Pittsbourgu ujizdel nejvttsi rychloSti, a
sice 81 mile "a hodinu. V Pittsbourga o.
tekavalo vlak ohromne mnozstvi lidi.
Pres nesmirnou rychlost nebyly ami osy
Il napravy yozu rozpalen6 ma parovozu
bylo vse nejvetsim pofadku. Ponejpr,
co Amerika Amerikou obdrzeli Pittsbou
cane vYtisk Heralda rano Novem Yo
ku vydaneho 0 IL. iodine tehoz dine. ID,
Chicago diel 81 hodinach; urazil tedy
tax kratkem ease 9l3 mil. Celia VIDA
lenost mezi New Jersey San Francis
KEN obnasi 3317 mil.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06
Jan PrOsek.
Ornament.

Rada pro opravy podala N. rad6 zpra-
VA vykonanem odhadu pozemkoyeho
maietku hraniciciho ulici Warren.
Odhad jest ucinen k zaplaceni skod pfi
fknutych vzeslych sice, z upravovani
a zlepsovani ulice Warren, mezi al. Fo--
rest Martin.
Receny odhad jest vylozen 1fadovnt
mestskeho pisafe.
Vsecky strany, kterez prot odhadu to
mu namitky ciniti zamysli, necht tyto m
pisafi do p6ti redtl cd yydani oznarneni
toho pisemne podaii
Ino Nc Intosh, NEST. pisaf.
Cleveland, o, IL. kv6tna 1876.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06
Tom. Palivec.
Ceske piVO!

Pfatel6 a znami moi uslys zaiiste s
pot6senim, ze isem zatal vafiti pivo die
ceskeho spisotu. iehoz hojnou zasobu We
sklepich nam. Pivovar mdi jest znovu
zafizen, take mohu vafiti to nejlahodn6j
81 a nejzdraytjsi pivo.
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nedullum letnim.

Ct6te n q $ e d ujici
odporuceni vynikajicich l6kafd
tohoto a jinych NEST:
My nizepodepsani, zkusivse Hugo
Hensch e moucku vybornym usp6-
chem nasi praksi, dobrym sv6domim
il odporuGti m1zeme obecenstvu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06
Clevelandu zajiste k nemal6mu pot6seni
cetnych pfibuznych pfatel.

Spolek ZABOJ {. |. bude odbyvati v
ned6i, dne II Gervna 1876, We hodiny
odpolednc poloetni schulz sini FIR. Sya
tone. Ma denim pofadku Jest volba no.
v6ho vyboru ma pfisti pdl roku.
p. f. Sindelaf, taiemnlk.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

Pfist6hovalci. V kv6tnu ielo
Clevelandem 2,239 ptistehovalcd, nichz
121 zde Sc osadio a sice 46 Nemc6, 80
Gesi, % Augli6and, 20 Ircand, Ubrd a
Italiand. Ceske st6hovani jest tedy We
die n6meckeho neisiln6iSi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

NJ ha sobotni nalezela neivzacnej-
sim pfirodnim dkazdm Clevelande.
Mlhy isou tn ak znamo tax vzacne, ze
neni snad celem m6ste pam6tnikd tax
huste mlhy, jakaz sobotu nase m6sto "a
haloyala.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

Ned6lni pfedstaveni Budivoie o.
pakovany obraz re zivota ,Podkrovi a
paaci', bylo dosti Getn4 navstiveno. Pro-
vedeni byIo bezvadn6
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

Spadli do vody. Nekolik mladi
XII pustilo sc nedei We vyletnim clunu
ma iezero znatn6 nepokoine. Nedaleko
ode bfehu Sc mimi tlun pfekotil, takzo
ysichni nechte chadne vodici SO vykou-
pail. Stesti, ze um6i plavati ze ma bfe
hu dosti lidi bylo.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

Nzepsany vzdavam timto vfel6 diky
ctenemu fadu Svornost c. III. G. S. p. s.
nejen "a dobrotinnost a soucit mnt prou-
kazanf, nybrz "a tetn@ sucastneni Sc
pri pohfbu me manzelky; dale tez dix pi,
Machov6 rodine "a laskave osetfovani
me manzelky po cas- ieji nemoce; rovntz
yyiadfuiu srdetny dix p. V. Rychlikovi
"a prosloveni ptkne pohfebni reel, kteraz
ma posluchaee hluboky DOZEN utinila :
mnoheho Okla Size vyloudila; koneGnt
vsem phi pohfbu sdcastn6nyn vzdava dill
truchici manzel
Tom. Palivec.
Pom. Ty pax, ktefi Sc mne az pre-,
prilis staraji zadam, by 81 zbytecne stare
sti k uvarovani nemilych nasledk1 rad9j
usetfili.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

Samovrah. Nemecky hospodsky
Markus Wolff, bytem {. 81 Woodland,
skocil patek blize stavide kanalu do
vody. Rodinne rozmisky dohnaly no k q
nu tomu. Wolff byl lid.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

Vrah A din o6ekava neiklidneis
mysli den popravy svoii
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ii Warren Fisher podal !
tvi, jez neien vyhlidky ie-
jskou nominaci zmariti ale
lcl prov- ddoucnost politicky ubiti
musi. Fisher n. pr. dosvedGi, co Blaine
dosud tvrdosijn6 popiral, ze Cd n1ho "a
$4,000 dluhopisd tichomofsk6 drahy
koupil. Dale dosgedcil, ze psani v N. Y.
Sun otist6ne, n6mz cd Blaina vyzyvan
byl osminu nebo ctyfiadvacetinu akcii ii
chomofske drahy koupiti vernym otiskem
puvodniho psani bylo James Mulhgan
svedtl ma to, ze mez sbirkou dopis6, ie2
mu Blaine nasiln6 odnal naeza Sc opis
zakona jednajiciho 0 zemskG podpofe IT,
chomofskC draze. toho lie souditi, ze
Blaine Sc spolecnosti drahy t6 zaprodal'
Turecky vyslanec obdrzel telegram I'VE
stuiici umrti sultana Abdul Azise.
Prav6 vyslo ma jevo, ze n6ktefi kadeti
namofnicke skole Annapolis zlod6i-
styi Sc dopustil
Letosni rok bude nejen vystavou sto-
letymi narozeninami republiky ale cd =
krytym zlodejstvim v utadech a narod-
mich ustayech, pamatny.
SpoleGn6 vybory sn6movny senatu
nemohou dohodnouti Sc 0 rozpoGtu ma di
plomatickou sluzbu Spoj statd. Sn6mov-
ma iak jsme sy6ho tasu zv6stovali, vydani
ma vyslance konsuly hodne pfistfihla
kdezto senat by spise ieSt6 darmochlebun
tenn pfidal.
Druzina cincinnatska nebyla die zprav
cd veliciho generala Townsenda do Chica
ga dosych, cd Indiand povrazdtna. Set
mix Eagan setkal Sc mimi 21. XIV. II
Custar City. Druzina Gitala 80 Glen1.
Mimo to psali ii sami Cincinnatcane rodi
cam Svym, ze sfastn6 do Custar City pri
byi.
Vyhlidky Bristowa ma republikanskou
nominaci Sc cd te DOLBY co Blaine Sc poll
ticky zabi, podstatn6 zlepsily.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

OZnanlemi.

Celorotni schfze akcionafI Sp. Ceske
tiskrany odbyvana bude dne 10. Geryna
misnosti Peruua. Jezto dGlezite iedna
nj ma potadku Jest, ocekava sc ze Sc pam
akcionafi dostavi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

P6vecky sbor cini pfipravy k velkole-
pemu vyletu ma 2 cervencc t. r.
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Manzelka p. Tom. Palivce byla Y
ned6li "a velikeho outastenstvi pohfbena.
Pohfeb il vypraviIa Svornost, jeiiz clenem
manzel nebo2ky Jest.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

J ho dove slavnosti chystai rozlic.
ne zenske spolky danny rozlicnych ko-
stel8.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

Utopil Sc. Mladik Jan Metzger,
kteryz bydlel c. Is ulici Herschel, Sc
ned6H phi chytani ryb V rece utopil.
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IfiIdiSe-BUnd d.

Lakone lnkorporovany.
Hlavni kancelaf, els BOwery, N. Y.
Spolecnost ia jest zastonpena Is sta
teoh Unie a cita 1900 cleni,
Pojiztuje zivot az ma $4,000.
Nemocnym vyplaci podporu cd $7-24t
tydn6.
Pfisp6vky rnohou zapravovany byti
tydne.
DIE vYrocni zpravy, l. leona 1874 W.
placeno nemocnym
roku 1879, 5 1875 co podpora
/. $4,000 yyplaceno dedi-
cum zemfelych.
Pfirdstek jmeni roku 1878, $4,000.
Pfebytek dna 1. ledna 1874, $4,000.
BlizA zpravu poda:
y. karger.
1873 Ontario Str.
7+74 OLEVELAND,O
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

David Marcia byl ustanoven q
soukromeho hlidace okrsku Cd ulic
Perry Mayfower.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

Slecna Josefa Cermakov@
kteraz odjela asi pred sesti mesici do Be-
rouna ma navstevu, vratila Sc iiz zpet do
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

j. u. Sykora
t {. tajelnnik.
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N ark y ma zle easy Sc spise mnozi
nez aby zmlkaly. Desud sou tisieove Ii
di bez vydelku mezi mimi pohfichu val
ma Cast Cechi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

N, 4. cervna. Blaine
lrou babou, iez Sc scho-
lal tim hdf.' Nejen sv6
ii Warren Fisher podal
tvi, jez nelen vyhlidky je-
jskou nominaci zmariti ale
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06
Mistni zpravy.

Manzelka p. Tom. Palivce byla
ned6li "a velikeho oucastenstvi pohfbeDa.
Pohteb j vypraviIa Svornost, iejiz tlenem
manzel nebozky Jest.
Utopil sc. Mladik Jan Metzger,
kteryz bydlel c. Is ulici Herschel, Sc
ned6li phi chytani ryb rece utopil.
J a ho dove slavnosti chystaji rozlic-
ne zenske spolky danny rozlicnych ko-
stella.
Vrah Adm oeekava neiklidneisi
mysli den popravy svoi
ed6lni pfedstaveni Budivoie - o.
pakovany obraz re ziyota Y ,Podkrovi a
paaci', bylo dosti Getn4 navstiveno. Pro-
yedeni bylo bezvadn6
Pfist6hovalci. V kv6tnu ielo
Clevelandem 2,239 pfistehovalcd, 2 nichz
121 zde Sc osadilo a sice 46 Nemc6, 81
Cesi, 22 AugiGand, 20 Ircand, Ubrd a
6 ItaIiand. Ceske stehovani jest tedy We.
die nGmeckeho neisiln6isi.
Mlha sobotni nalezela neivzacnei
sim pfirodnim ukazdm Clevelande
Mlhy isou tn .ak znamo tax vzacnt, IL
neni snad celem m6st6 pam6tnikd tax
huste mlhy, iakaz sobotu nase m6sto "a
haloyala
Spa Ii d o vody. N6kolik mladi
XII pustilo sc nedeli We vyletnim clunu
ma jezero znaGn6 nepokoine. Nedaleko
ode bfehu Sc mimi clun pfekotl, take
vsichni nechte chladne vodici Sc vykou.
pail. Stest, ze umeli plavati ze ma bfe
hu dosti lidi bylo.
David Marcia byl ustanoven "a
soukromeho hlidace okrsku Cd ulice
Perry Mayfiower.
N afky ma zle easy Sc spise mnozi
nez aby zmlkaly. Desud jsou tisicove Ii,
di bez vydelku mezi mimi pohfichu val
ma Cast CechI.
Osobni. p. Vac. Landa podnik
nul ohledd zdravotnich vylet ma w.
chod.
Z. j. Sadek odebral Sc k mrzutost
svych vefiteld radosti svych dluznikt
ma zapad k voisku.
pomnik Palack 7 h o zaha-
jeny sbirky Novem Yorku, jak N. Y
Listd Sc dovidame. Myslenka ia jest w
borna.
Slecna Josefa Cermak o va
kteraz odjela asi pred sesti mesici do Be-
rouna ma navstevu, vratila Sc iiz zpet do
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06
DULEZITE
yLASTNikUM DOMU
CtGtc n ukaZte SOuSedum.
Natfete domy sve
luCebnfnli baryami
MILLER BROS

ktere lsou vyrobeny z citteho bileho olo-
va, zinku lneneho oleie, pflpravene ma
bilou, cernou sto iiny;h rozmanitych
barev. Tato barva ma krasny lesk a
vsaje Sc hluboko do dfeva, takze tfikrate
tax dlouho vydrzi jako kterakoliv jina
barva ma svet6, ackoliv stoii celou tfeti-
nu meme, nez jine barvy, ktere Sc ma tr.
zisti nachazi. Pfihlaste SO IL MILLERA
A BRATRU, jichz barva zdobi neimene
sto tisic staveni; vsecky ostatni jsou pom.
he napodobeniny.
Poslete 81 pro vzorky barev vysved.
ceni, Jez yam bezplatne budou poslanY.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

pomnik Palac 7 b 0 zaha
jeny sbirky Novem Yorku, jak N. !
Listd Sc dovidame. Myslenka ia jest W
borna.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-06

Osobni. p. Vac. Landa podnik
nul ohled1 zdravotnich vylet ma w.
chod.
Z. j. SIadek odebral Sc k mrzutost
svych vefiteld a radosti svych dluznikt
ma zapad k voisku.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-18
SHE MEANT BUSINESS.

They have some queer girls over
in Colorado. One of them, who re.
sides in the Cache la Poudre Valley,
had been received the attentions of
a young man for about year, but,
becoming impatient at his failure
to bring matters to q crisis, she re-
solved to ascertain his intentions.
When he next called she took him
gently by the ear. led him to seat,
anil said: Nobby, you've been
foolin' round this claim fur mighty
near year, an hev never yit shot
of yer month on the marryin' biz.
I've cottoned to yer on the square
clean through, an hev stood off
every other galoot thet has tried to
chip in, an now want yer to come
down to business or leave the ranch.
Eff yer on the marry an want a pard
thet'll stick rite to ye till ye pass in
yer checks an the good Lord calls
ye over the range, jist squeal an
we'll hitch; but ef that amt yer
game, draw out an give some other
feller show for his pile. Now sing
yer song or skip out"
He sang.