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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

n6kolika VIC svttnici mad sa.onem. kdyz
vyprazdnili osmiGku notn6 Sc nachme-
iii, dohodli Sc pokratoyati pitce dole
saloonG Zde ie5t6 dlouho nesed4li, kdyz
mez Ilottingrem a Telsovem yznikla had
ka Tento ette!il po llettingerovi prvn6
ma plano; kdyz Hettinger, kteryz stal n
naievnon. odtud ven Sc hrnul, pad.a dru
ha rama, ktelaz lei TAX nostastn6 zasahla,
ze Sc hned syail. Telsov kdyz vidtl ze
Hettnger skl9sl, popadI svrchnik a vSe-
cky ponizc sumo $3.50 special sve
tchfni, ulici Delaware bydIici, kde 81
obleteny do posteie leh. Ode byl cd po-
Iicie nalezen zatGen
Jeden pfitel Teisovdy, Hetzell vypra-
yuje pfihodu trochu jindGe. llettinger
mual Sc pry dlouhym fe1nickJm nozem
po Tels.yoyi, kteryz ch'tie no pfestrasiti,
pryn6 na plano vypaiI kdyz ale Hettln-
ger po druht 70 n6m Sc hnal, sttelil ei.
Die teto zpravy byl by Tesov iednal v
sebeobran6, cemnz ale ptiti Sc Ia okoi-
uost, ze pfi prvnim vystfe,u lIettinger
n naleynou Sc nachizel "A tudiz nozem
na Telsova vrhuouti Sc nemohl
TeIsov ma povdst pijaka a rviGe. obi
tci icho odpuzuic vzcztenim rabidckym.
On Jest %, rantn% - let star, oba isou
Ndmci. oba tG1 2enati a maIi po iednom
dit6ti. lIettinger pronaial saloon fezni
cky kramec ma rohu Croton a Grove tepr
We pied nGkolika tydny
BE kryaya puhoda ta nedtli We vlko
Il yelikG pohputi spdsobila, rozumi Sc sa-
mo sebou.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22
Europa.
V oil b Y We eli.

/ u q d II ll'
PaFi$, q. unora. Pfi volbach poslan
ca We y6tsich m6stech dobyli repubhkane
sky6Ic vit3zstyi. Republikan6 zvolii 1913,
radikalov6 (socialni republikani) II, DO
napartisti II, legitimisti orleanisti IL.
V Carcasson6 udaly SO yytrznosti. Bo-
napartisti povykoyali ma Gambottu. Ia
Ike ma Korsice udaly SO yytrznosti mezi
ptiyrzenci Rouhera Jeroma Bonapar
ia (kterez Sc ma krev nenavidD.
V Pafizi zvoleni sou: Gambetta
Theirs, Louis Blanc, Barodet. Louis
Blanc zvolen Pafizi We dvou okrScich
Celkem prosla Pafizi volebni istina
Gambettova. Miuistr Buffet byl Cher
porazen. Vevoda De Cazes byl zvolen.
Vych o dni otazka.
BSIehraa, 90 I'm. Ministr ' a k y
Wy dal rozkaz,ab vsichni m Il
81 d 20 10 so rok6 start s e
dostavili k vol ku.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22
MiStni ZlsraVy.

Narozeniny fiho w a hing
tona. Dnes, dne % j,nora 1876 pfipa
dali narozcniny otcc severoamerick6 re
pubiky, slavneho yQieyGdce, statnika Il
vlastence, iehoz zasluhy yittzstvi odtrh.
nuySich Sc osad zalozeni utyrzoni re-
publiky sou uesmrtelne. Pokud tato
republika obyvana bude narodem vide
lanym uslechtilym, nevymizi zaliste
pamatka Jifiho Washingtoua 2 mysle u
srdce ieho. Bylt on neien ve,ky zasluz-
nymi 6iny svymi, ale srdcem a pova
hou svoji skv6ly vzor horouciho vlastenc-
ctvi a vt6len cnosf obtanska. Kezby
slavnost narozenin ieho, kteraz tohoto
iubileiniho roku cele zemi vets Okla
zalosti nez obyceint Sc kona, pripomenu-
la nyn6jsim statnikum, neptedneisim
hodnostdm, politik6m obcandm y1bec,
' Gem by nasledoyati mti prkladu We
lebnGho bohatyra toho. -
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

Lumi r. vytecny zabavny a vzdGava
ci list, ktery Cd noveho roku vychazi
3krat "a m6sic, ale 2 az % archu, TAX
ze "a rok vice obsahovati bnde, nez pfi
dosavadnim rozmeru a pOctu cisel, -
hned prvnim Gislem letosnim dokazal, ze
ieste bohatsi obsah poskytne svym ctena :
tdm, nez loni. Pestrost clanku literarni
cena pfispevkd, jez ,,Lumir" pfinasi, cni
jei LISTEN velmi vzacnym na5i literature
k velik6 cti slouzicim. Mdzcme tvrditi
smele, ze ma ten cas- neni v cel6 n6meckG
literature beletristickeho listu, ktery "
nasemu ,,Lumiru", procez redaktortim
,,Lumira," jimiz jsou Svatopluk Cech IA
Servac b. Heller, diky uznani slusi
vzdati "a vytecne fizeni vydagani toho
to listu. Co vsechno krasneho a zaiima
veho iedine cislo ,,Lumira" obsahuie, o
tom prave vysle eislo mas ma novo pre-
sv6dc. Nalezamet V nom fragment pc
kelne komedie ,,Eloa", mysterium Jar.
Vrchlickeho, move romanetto ,,Ukfizova
ma" cd J. Arbesa, List. baseh cd Ad.
Heiduka, obrazek z Kavkazu ,,Uplllis
ciche mesto We skale" Cd Swat. Cecha,
ukazky basni j. V. Sladka, o insertnich
lekach cd r f. Jamota, Roman male
Idnnky cd Tavoletta, Aforismy mou.
drosti indicke Cd prof Vacl. Petrd, pre-
klady basnf Kolcovycb cd Jos. Holec-
ka, zpravy literarni, vedecke umelecke.
konecn6 drobnosti.
Cesk k mer i k bes d k n { O.
n "a bavneho pouGne ho, ma.
zyva so ncvy Gesko- -americky podnik lite
rarni p. j. V. Capka, vydavatelc a redak
tora Novyorkskych ListG. Besidka bude
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

Severon6mecky LLOYD v Bremen Jest
ueir,t$i snoleGoosf naroplayebni y M
meckn, ielikoz eta - yelkJch pomof.
skt,b Lr,sr6 zt;yo,Ich narnik8 L,ert
st5vaii So vzlv og,5sosjs;,aj COZ vysvita
49,. ., .',.; r., Alb,
l. rnooo rl.n 1874 ~ ,,;aL xroo77
- ..t,.Ia..n~ p,.'l.lI 1,.o,,..,.t ~.
nr ;srn l.LI;,.,;,.,, lon;,5nv ;san nod
t;zcr, 61,l.o d5Ilo,l,t ,coLI,,I. = drz,
i 50 y noilon5im oo56,ytu
5,doyala Castn;tcip, M lodi dav5 ca
: d5stotok ,loL5. norovo,s strayv ka5dv
ohslon5o,, lost sto;,,x ,,E;,st;,s = - ,oLn
n; nos,arino lost co 1ly.o
kdo NV i nf1 phlnmn pa svIch zn5
mvcb ancb utibuzntcb nfenlav vynlati,i
ncehf Sc obrlti ma n6kter6ho nnsich u
{. zistupci Americe. sice;
V CLEVELANDU ma p. Nj. Kreiciho,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22
KINGSFORDUV
OSwcSO kukufiCni SkrOb.

II "a puddin ngy, blame mango,
zmrzlinu Get,
jest pGvodni ~ zalozcny 1878. Ia
chovava pov6st svou co cistsi, silnGjsi a
iemnGjsi noz kterfkoliv iiny skrob, budiz
81 nazev ieho iakykoli.
Stevenson Macadam, Ph. ID. tv C. mel
lepA autorita ma poll chene Europe,
peGliv6 rozlozil skrob tento son6astky
icho nalozl iei zdravym a zivnym.
Navod k dtlani puddingn a iinych il.
del jest ma ka&d6m libernim paklicku.
.Ay" Ma prodci II vsech vekych grocerH
81 = so
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

Letosni ostatky fidky den.
Letosni ostatky pfipadaji pravt ma mimo-
radny den %. unora, coz Sc neprihodilo
~ cd ll6 let a neptihodi az Ease n let
SO. Jake plyne toho mravnG nauten!
To nam snad feknou ii, kteH popelci
budon itovat - ze nctrvaly ostatky iest6
jcden ...,uimofddny" den
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

Vrah a din. Vtera (21. mora "a.
haieno pfeliceni S trojnasobnym yrahem
Adinem. Naval obecenstva do soudni-
no domu byl nesmirny. Ma sta lidf. kts.
II Sc do ynitf dostat nemohli, zeylovali
ma ulici. Kdo Sc chce ttsiti vsecbccnG
pozornosti, ncchf pfestoupi pate pfikaza-
nj; KRONE pozornosti dostane Sc mui ,po
vy5eni', COZ jest ostatn6 meme pfijomne.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22
A. VOgeler & Co
Baltimore, Md.
Nefcjn6sdikdvzdanf.

Sister Clara, o. S. ", Carrolton,
New Orleans, La.
Jeliko& vaSo ,.lIambnrske kapky"ne
On mn6 ale iinym dobfe poslouzily, ma
mohn ncz vyjeviti vam uznani svoie a Oh
Jednavdm pfi tom novych dvacet lahvi.
NesIyscl isein nikdy jeste, 70 by Hde
TAX hplns leky spokoieni byli, jako isou
K apk ami dra. Augusta Koe.
n ga. Vsichni lid6 Sc tomu tGsili. ze
Isem kapky dra. Augusta Koeniga me
ste zayedl. I'esi mnc sameho. ze isem
takoveho neco vyvodl Go Tide o nicb
prav', dovite sc zevrnbntii nsktereho
listkH. V hcte
Andreas Wadl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

n sini C h V. Rychlika, Peruna,
Slov. Lipy a ma dome p. NJ KrejGiho
ylaji ku poct6 Washingtoua, otco republi
KY teto, prapory.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22
Ma prOdejssrraa..ooee. ''I%ys m.y.odS. Se

Kansas Tenuc,se anGb ma W emu
"a Pozemkovy maietek Y m6ste
.a37 Blilsi zpravu poda
J. w. Sykora,
{. 3 Public Square.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

AhihH. ObraZk! l'rave lsem
obdrzel od ccskGho knGhkupce Augusta
Gcringera romantic knihy zabavnG po.
rtnG. T6z prodayam p6kn6 obrazy.
V. Stidnik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

Newark, N. Y.
Nase modfidlo jest neIlepsi ma sv6te.
Ono sc nerozbiha po pradle, neobsahuje
zadnt skodl.ve latky Jest uzivano We
vsech velkych pradenaeh jak pro syou
dobrotn tax pro svoii laci. Hodi Sc W.
tecn6 k bileni. Prodava Sc pakhfkach
10 eth. ieden. Ma prodej u kazdeho gro.
cera. Pteite SO vzdycky po AmerickGm
modfidle
Office: William Str, New York.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

nejlepsi skrob svGtG.
Ddva krasny lcsk pridlu. kdczto roz-
dill mezi cenou tohoto a oby6cineho skro
bu jest sotya pol ctu pfi pradle. Ptelte
sc po ntm Il vaScho grocera.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

III ad ka t6zk IN poran6n III
8 koncivsi. Gottlieb Hettinger, salo-
nista a feznik Y ubci Croton, We. s6. byl
sobotn asi o TO- hod. vecer cd feznika
Teisova rcvolyeru do prison. stfeen iak
lekafi soudi, smrteln6 ranen, Udalost ia
zachoVana byla V takove lajnosti, ze poll
Gle, az straznice 3. ho precinktu ma blizku
Jest, teprve 0 2. bod. rano nj sc dove
della to oi lekafd Eisenhanera Moody
no, ktefi ran6neho lecili.
Kdyz % serdzent Helm ma misto ode
bral, nalezl Hettingra posteli. Kulka Sc
mu zaryla tenlef do sameho prostfedku
hrudniho kose dopraseho plienil,e krfdla,
kde nvazla.
Celia v6c Inela Sc nasledovne. Tesov.
mnz % let}, popiiel $ Hettingrem ieste
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

DR.. L wasser odjel pred ne
kollka dn6mi do Omahy k t6zce ran6n6
mu bratru sv6mu, vrati Sc patek, coz
timto pacientdm svyln znamosf u,adi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

l.. K. Rose terovi, redakto.
ru Omaha Daily Bee vydayateli Pokr.
ZaPadn jest, jak pam otoc jeho zdGluie
znacnt lepsi, take l6kafi doufaii pfi ii.
vote .ici zachovati.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22
nCZaZivnOSti

NCEtZt ttOStI
a natouklost a zacpu pIsobi. Kdyz /,
kapky odstrani latky, kter6 t6zkosti ty
pGsobi, vypudi take piiznaky lkazy n.
moce, kteri z pramene teho vyprystils, :,
iako ma pr. koIikoyG bfisni boIesti a nil
mani, iako@ boleni hlavy prsou, zavrat
tladeni u pustotu hlav6, tmdn mzikt
nj ocich Il skleenoet prani, obtizne dy
chdni, ktere jest zvlast6 hypocboudrisldn
Qtlkonyslnym) casio osudne.
Proti: Sc m bolc EN-, ic5 Zen.
: k6 poh lavi tax zhusta trapi.
Proti plnokrevnosti,
he I'd nici
tt.E omy lnosti.
Gzkost vosti
t6&kostem zaludeenim m
mdlobam,
bolestem hlavy
ddi,
lcuaui srlce
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

NJ Gl a muze becenstvo "a
b. azna. Jakdsi pani Lawoya. zena
kapitana tehoz .im6na, po6atkem minul6-
ho tydue tajuplnym splsobem zmizela.
Jezto tthoz dne zna6n6 podnapila byla
pax z jistych zndmek Sc souditi mohlo, &c
tom stayu ma lod muzovu Sc dostati po
kusila, ueo Sc "a to, ze nejspise do vody
spadla, utonua a vnami do iezera zane
Sena byla. Min6ni toto uznal muz "a
prsvd6podobn6 - u ttsil Sc nejspisc, ze
jei nahoda darebne manzelky zbavila.
Avsak ttsil Ii sc. ttsiI Sc pfedt;rsnt, nebot
iena jeho obievila sc pitek veHer iako
by nebe spadla dome p. Ganeyho v
ulici Terrace a zdraha Sc tvrdosiint udali,
kde Sc po tolik dni zlrzovala. - V pp.
tadne spolecnosti asi sotva.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

Sonchotiny rozmchly a rozsifily Sc : mi
re tax poyazliv6, &c sc jich vsudc 60 hroz
ne kletby pokoleni lidskebo dt.i piece
mohon vscety bolesti plichi zarodly t.
souchotin, prynim stadiu SVEN potlate
NY byti pravidelnym nzivanim
DR.. j ayne' L x pektoranta
Tento lex hodi sc zylaStG lGGeni sileni
jemnych prfdusniGek. k uahozeni zanG-
tn roztrhani slemu, jeiz pax snadno Wy
chrchlati lie. Jest .isty prostfedek proti
asthmd iakoz kasli a yselikym naetuze-
ninam.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22
EeySpesii,

nebo obtiznGmu zazivani boleni hlav,,
boleni zadcch a plecich, stisn6nosti pi
sou, kash, kyselGm fihani, zavrati, od-
pornosti 1stech, bolesteln zlncnin bolk
stem okoli ledvin a stim iinych il.
nych nemoci a jieh Lkazdm, vznikaiicin
re spatnGho traveni
Proti: nemOccm kolnim, osu.
tinarn. yfedhm, nadoriim, bolayym
ocim, tervence, svrabu, spatn9 bary6 pIc.
te jinym nemoecm koznim. Jedna 10.
dina lahev pfcsytd6i toho neincd6yerei
vtjsiho.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

L Umrtnost "a minuly rok byla do .
sti znaGna Zemfelef zdc ,. 962 osob.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

Tramps (tulaci) stall do Is. 1nora
mesto S304.l3
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22

Prot: zanttlivGmu choronickGmn
reUnatizinu, proti dine (gicht) q yse
likym zlucnim, remittuiicim intermittl
licim zimnicim, proti nemocem krey.
nim,sle amdchJfe. Proti
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-02-22
PROT: kataru a slime r,ma, kite

ra sc zvlastt rychlc yylc6i, protoze kapky
ostry, zdcPn pHsobci slem trhaii vymd
sui.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20
 THE DEsMOCEA'TlC PLAT E(esSlI.

We give to-day the platform oi the National Democratic party the platform upon which we enter the campaign which is to end in q great civic revolution which will lethrone the republican par ty rocking with corruption and renowned for misrule, and install the Democratic party pledged to reform and headed by the great est rcformer and ring smasher of the whole country. The paper is an able document and we'll worth reading. It has the ring of true metal in every sentence. It is fair, open and positive and em- phatic on the great questions which most nearly concern the people. Read it.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20
TT WON'T DO.

Mir. Hayes letter of acceptance won't do. It will fail to satisfy the demands of thc lIoar. It lacks the ring of the true metal, and the outside gliding which has adroitly been laid over it will not sare it feom being pronounced spurious. Although, after care ful study, it has been cautiously and cnnningly wordcd, evidently more with q desire to avoid giy ing ofIensc, than with detcrmi- nation to meet fairly and square iy the demands of the times, it will rail to bring any new support to the ticket.
 The first favorable impression with which the nomination of Hayes was received will not be sustained by the letter with which Lc starts out.
 The effort which Mir. Hayes has made to avoid giving onensc to the adhcrcnts of Grantism and at tine same time to say some thing to gain the support of more honest republicans who have set their mirds in favor of a real re form will utterly fail. The decla- ton that the resolutions contain cd in the party platform are in ac- cord with his views, and that he heartily concnrs in the principles they announce, carries with it an indorsement of Grant and Grants administration. An uncquIvocal condemnation of the whole policy which has characterized Grants administration IS the spirit of the times, and the country demands q complete change and a new order of things. This cannot. be expect cd from any man who endorses a resolution winch endorses Grant. Mir. Hayes has placed himself i'll just this position, and the true re- form element of the country will have to turn away from him to secure the object of their desire. We give the letter in full in an other place to day, that all may read for themselves.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20
ARKANSAS.

The Stoddard Mo. Messenger has the following to say in regard to Arkansas. The paper was rep resented at the Arkansas Press Association by Geo. II. Crumb, and the appended remarks give hIs views of our State:
 The Arkansas Press Associa- .ion numbers between forty ami fifty members, most of.,whom are under h years of age, but more intelligent and orderly body We have never met. Although the rewards to the profession in Ar kansas arc not large, yet the edi- tors are earnest workers, almost without exception, and are now striving for one common object, the building mp of the natural in tcrests of the state by securing immigration and encouraging the investment of capital.
 The main peculiarities of the peo pie of Ark, are, first, liherality of political opinions; second, uni ted interest developing the State, and advancing it's standing in the nation; third, . resolution to bury the past and look only to the fu- ture; and fourth, a determination to pay every debt for which tue state is legally responsible regard less of who created it. One can not visit Arkansas and see it's res pectablc men without q feeling of astonislment at the lIberality of sentiment shown by the citizens of State who have just escaped from series of indignities which might have produced the most vindictive feelings. Nor is this sentiment a mere surface indica- ton, for it is evident that it is the result of the best thought which advcrsity can propucc, and we cannot but think that this united effort on the part of the people and the press of that state, will result in making it one of the most prosperous and populous of the American union.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20
OUR TICKET, EXACTLY.

So then let it be earnestly pro claimed that the State will not re fuse to pay her just debts, and equally that she will not, unless compelled, pay the unjust and iraudulently made bonds, bonds that were known te the first pur- chasers to be fraudulent, or of doubtful validity, as they evidenc- cd by the prices paid for them. No, let there be no talk of repndi ation or sealing, but of an honest and equitable adjustment of all State indebtedness that the pco pie may know what they have to pay, and the world may know what our real indebtedness is.-
 Lewisburg State.
 That is exactly what we say, and if we except our worthy con temporary at Little Rock, the Ga
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20
ARK, THURSDAY. 20, 1876

zcttc, we believe the some view IS held by every Democratic paper in Arkansas. And furthermore. we believe that the whole people osthc State look at the matter the same way. We are willing and
 anxious to pay every cent of oar just debts, but not penny of tl'c fraudulent oncs. We will neitks CT have sealing, nor repudiatioD. What VIC justly owe we will pay ill full, and that which is not just we disclaIm.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
 PLATFORM.

We, the delegates of the Dem ocratic party ot the United States, in National Convention assem bied, do hereby declare the ad- ministration of the Federal Gov ernment to be in great need of immediate reform. Do hereby eBjoin upon the nominees of .his Convention, and of the Demo cratic party in each stase, zeal ous effort and cooperation to this end. and do here appeal to our fellow citizens of every form of political connection to undertake with us this first and most press ing patriotic duty for the Democ- racy of the whole country, We do here reailirm our faith in the per manence of the Federal Union, our devotion to the Constitution of the United States with its amendments universally accept ed as final settlement of the controversy that engendcred the civil war-and do here record our steadfast confidence in the per petuity of republican selfgGyern- ment; in absolute acquiescence in the will of the majority, the vital principle of republics, in the SUI premacy of the ciyil over the mil itary; in the two fold separation of the Church and State, for the sake alike of civil aud religious freedom; in the equality of all citizens before just laws of their own enactment; in the liberty of individual conduct unyeXed by sumptnary laws; in the faithful education of ihe rising generation, that they may preserve, enjoy and transmit these best conditions of human happiness and hope, VIC behold the noblest products of q hundred years of changefnl histo- ry. But while upholding the bond of our Union and great charter of these, our rights, it bchooyes a free people to practice, also, that eternal vigilance which is the price of liberty.
 Reform is necessary to rebuild and establish in tho hearts of the whole people the Union eleven years ago happily rescued from the danger ofa secession of States, but now to be saved from a cor, rnpt centralism, which, after in z ilicting upon ten States the rapac- ity Of carpet. bag attorneys, has honey -conbed the offices of the Federal Government itself with incaaaeity, waste and fraud: in iucLcd States and municipalities with the conta9ion of misrule, and locked iast the prosperity of
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20

The St. Lotus Price Current and the St. Louis Trade Journal have been consolidated and the new paper named The St. Louis Price Current and Trade Journal. All subscribers to either will re- ceivc the new paper, which we think is an improvement on both the original papers.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20
THAT 17th PLANK.

"rhe National Administration merits commenlatlon for its hnn orablc work in the management of domestic and foreign atiai. s, and President Grant deserves the continued hearty gratitude of tIe American people for his patriot ism and eminent services ln war and in peace"
 These arc the words of the l7th resolution of the National Repub- lican platform. This resolution is endorsed by MT. Hayes, and it may therefore be taken for grant ed that the administration under Hayes, should he be elected, will carry out the same line Of policy which is commended in this llth plank, or resolution, of the plat form.
 Let us see now what the na- tional administration under re pubIican control has done for tue country.
 What have we now as the result of the sixteen years ascendency of the Republican party? Let us sec what honorable work" this party has done for the country. We have before us the speech oi MT. Cabcll, of Virginia, delivered in Congress oa Taxation and FI- nance. This speech alone gives an insight into the kind Of states mauship with which the Repuhli- eau party has controlled the gov crnmcnt, which is sufficient |" condemn it for all time. After exposing the errors and deyiitry orthe miserable policy of recon struction with which the republi- cans entered upon their course just after the late civil conflict, by which the rehabilitation of the great States of the south was de laycd for long years, during which time measures the most oo- noxious. requirements the mos unjust, and impoaitions the most oppressive and intolerable, were enforced hy the bayouet, Mir L. proceeds to expose the dlre con scuuenues of the financial policy iuaugurateG during perioa "l war, and for which upon the re turn of peace no remedy had been suggested, much less proyld ed.
 The uneasy and unsettled con dition of matters in respect to the currency of the country has resui- led from the wrctchcd monetary evstcm ofthe United States under republican rule. That party alone is responsible for the de pressed trade, the impaired com. incrcc, and the general paralysis of the business enterprises anu ,uersies of the country which haS resulted from a threatened ie
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20

Another daring robbery was perpctrated on the Missouri Pa ciifc Railway last Saturday night was q week ago. The train was boarded and robbed near Otter vile, Mo-, the loss being from Si2, ,00O to S20,00
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20
The Irish World with it's Cen

The Irish World with it's Cen tennial supplement of sixteen pages, making in ail q twenty four page paper, is the biggest thing VIC have seen in the news paper line. It is profusely illus trated with the heroes and heroic deeds of our early days, and. is worth perusing.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20
HAYES AcCEssTs.
His letter of Acceptance.

fge Endorses Grant w,tSs all the Nepuiisuu, ssss'ndcrs and Outrageous tirseaGisSi2 which has Gharite-
 tarszcss siis saes-
 Iasifaisf ration.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20

KEEP TT BEFGRE THE PEOPLE. ''H is ssy oraf0fqI o,Rr;cti'1 nt,tt tts 'enrsf '.Ieaoerat % hose aoa,iaaiioa 6. .1. Losis is '';ossj6le is st.t6f Jor tae coaH'rg t6"n the ''besf Rrpp5iieaR icAoge noaiH0ii0n !s l'osSi- ''bfe af Cincinnati. TAe isapeF'tfire, 'he sof- ''e.as ned 01 fhe eoaAfj.y is @ ch0H3s :" fhe sn4fJoyaE administration. "-Hoa. /. IT,. Bi,7I, Il Mass ieA1setfs RepH6iicaa.
 i.ct every Democrat in thc United states commit tue above lines to memory and act upon them. II is the only salvation for the Country.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20

The Ark. City Post is now undor the editorial management or J. r. Head, Mir Goll having retired.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20

Fer Superintendent ej' PElfje fastsHciio"'
 GEORGE W. HILL, of Calhoun.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20

For Ja6g' ol' E'atfrsi ctdaccry Court; JOHN E. FtAkiN, of IIcnpstead.