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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-26

A Great Massacre Prevented by
Federal TrQOps--Gen. Butler's
Cavalry Nurprised.--A Body OF
Negroes Surrounded by u Nkir.
misli Line OF Enemics-.Omcial
Reports.
WASHINGTON, October 23.-The follow.
ing official reports have been forwarded
through regular military channels to the
Secretary Of War:
AIKEN, S. c., Sept. 81, 1876.
Assisfant Adjutant General, Department Of
the South, Louisville, Kcntueky-Through
commanding officer United States
troops, Aiken, S. c.:
Sir: / have the honor 10 report that, in
compliance with the telegram OF Brevet
Brigadler. General commanding the de-
parlment, dated Louisville, Ky, Sept. IS,
1876, directing ME to proceed Immediate
" with the bulk OF my force to Silverton,
S. c., and report the condition Of things
and facts as 10 any trouble at that place,
received at 0 o'clock p. NJ. on the 18th
inst, left this camp at or about 1880 r.
NJ. Of the same date with Lieut.. Z. b.
Hinton and SO men Of Company + and /,
18th Infantry, with three days rations,
and marched about 20 miles TO Rouses'
Bridge, S. C., arriving there about %
o'clock on the morning OF the 10Th inst.
About seven miles from Aiken we were
challenged by detachment Of some fl
teen or twenty men on the road, mounted
and armed and apparently organized as a
regular company Of cavalry. There were
other men secreted In a barn near the
road. In questioning the man who had
charge Of the party, he stated that he had
been within a few miles Of Rouses Bridge,
and found the road picketed, and that
there had been some skirmishing, and that
he had orders to report there in the
morning. On arriving at Ronses Bridge
we found body Of about 100 negroes,
some Of them armed with old.patterned
muskets and shot guns. They were very
much excited, and seemed 10 possess no
organization. We had scarcely arrived
at our camping ground when we heard
shots fired and saw the negroes running
up the road crying that one Of their num-
Der had been shot. and that the white men
were arming. They afterWard aCknowl-
edged that nobody had been shot; and that
The shots had been fired by themselves.
A short time after body OF some 800
white men, all mounted and well armed
and under command Of one A. p. Butler
we're seen coming up the road from the
direction in which the negroes had been
fired upon. Lieut.. Hinton and myself
went down the road to meet them, and on
approaching the party, found that they
had thrown out q skirmish line in the
woods almost surrounding the negroes
while the main body marched up the
road. As soon rs We were recognized as
United States officers, we heard the COM
mand given the administers to halt, by a
man who rode in the woods, evidently to
give the skirmish line information OF our
presence. There was undoubted evi.
dence Of a wGll.digeSted plan Of attack,
which, II carried out, would have resulted
in the slaughter Of nearly all the negroes
in that place. This man Butler has q
regularly organized body Of men known
throughout this country as "Butlcr'a
Cavalry q we'll drilled and organized
company. Besides this force there were
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GUARDING THE MAILS,
The Secret Service Of the Post
Office Department,


Eertn yeqr;h the ,1rioe, aaf chitt Of Special
Agents under PoIimatttr General Jnrel
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C.iR0LINA'S CAVALRY.

A Great Massacre Prevented by
Federal TrQOps--Gen. Butler's
Cavalry Surprised.--A Body OF
Negroes Surrounded by o Skin.
misli Line OF Enemics-.Oficial
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-26


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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN 1IoKET.
CARL SCIIURZ.

coyoEEa-TiEsT DIsTRicT,
HON. c, F. SCOTT, Of Richie County
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riously. "But we really don't need
your hslp. Mr.. Guernsey; for Although
We are far from rich. We havs enough
to share with this dear little enc. ssnt 70
me. Il sssms--dsa't think ma foolish
a. q precious Christmas gift on tbs
pleased Christmas dAy-ths day May
clasped her besutful'Boy TO her hsaft IN
the stable at Bethlehem. Bee. Isn't sns
prettyi And 90 plumpl Take her In
your arms. I am sure you, who are 20
kind 70 cats and dogs. must almost iou
this mothsrlsss little girl" And abs
laid the child In the arms OF the man
who had never held baby before. and
who looked down upon Il with some
thing very Ike tears glittsring In his
eyes. l.
"Yss, IL IL pretty. and plump. and
everything you say. Rosa-pardon me,
Miss Osborne; bot please take II back.
I'm afraid OF II. It's making fsarfsl
mouths at me. and I'm sure it's going
to scrsam," said the old bachelor. aftsr
holding baby exactly two ininutss, the
tears, Il they were tsars. gone. and the
smils back again. "Do take II. beg.
or I shall drop g." rht q
The old maid held out her arms. he
placed the child In thsm.. i.
:And nov. yop ns.e r to bed, baby
other msrry laugh. "Yoa'd ssarssiy be-
lisvs Il, Mr.. Guernsey. bat Walt 10
Jealous, and 90 IL Puss and her daugh-
ter"
Aud there they were-waif On one
side Of her, and the cat and her kitten
on the other: all the objects Of his de-
tsstation grouped together In one terri
BILE tableaul
zone moment, Miss 0sborns. before
you CO." he stammsrsd. "I have come
to ask"
"Ask anything oda grant," said
Miss Osborne, oncouragingly, "and I
will grant IL, for you have been kind
nsighbor-I hope may say friend
and this Is merry Christmas-"
"You to be my wife," interrupted
Miles Guernsey. o wonderful look OF
love lighting up his face.
The baby would have been droppsd
then II he hadn't caught II. But he did
catch It, and the old maid too. In his |
strong. tender arms.
won't tell you what she said, but |
will say that nowhere on earth was there
msrrisr Christmas party than that at
Rose Cottage that Christmas uight; and
will say, further. that the following
Summer Mrs. Miles Guernsey helped
Al. II L.
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copARTNERsHIp NOTICE.

muE c0rARrSRRsH.P HRREToPnRR
i eristIne under the arm name Of BOST.
WICK a ROBtNsON, In ths general msrehan.
a o. busin-s., " this day dissolved By mutual
consent. The business will be continued q
the sams Jiace By Geo. kobinsea and Y. W.
70 som, und,r the drm name OF hObINsoN q
late nrm and arc authorised TO collect all 10.
counts due the sams. o.r-,,,v
Gold HIT. New. Dec. "a. 1910. dss7tf
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PIANOS TO LET.

EiRsr CLASS PIANOS ToM
IEr. by N. b. PARSONS,
. the East Room Of the odu sxu
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ENG RAVINc.

vxyHgN YoU WANT TO GET TOUR
w name, motto OF anything In that line en-.
rrsyed on sporns. watches, siIvervare. snd sli
that sort Of thing. 90 10 L O. BUTCH. -
South o street. Virginia. and have 10 done In
good shape. % N
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-05

PrIplav mezi ezerem kas-
pick YIN stfe d ozemnim IN o.
fem. Americky inzenYr Spalding zsslal
vlade ruske velmi zaiimavv pametni spis,
kterem radi stavbe kanalu, kterou,
kdyby byla uskutecn6na, pfekonany by
byly vsechny dosavadni podniky podobne
no druhu, ano stavba prdplavu snezke-
ho. SpaIding navrhuje totiz, ably Sc velko
lcpJm prdplavem spojilo mofe kaspicke
80 stfedozemnim, cimz by Sc zabranilo,
ably dosavadni nejvetsi jezero ma peVninG
poznenahla nepromenilo Sc nocal, coz
Sc behem stoleti as. skutecne stane. Co
se tyGe rozsahlosti, zmensilo se Iezero to-
to, podobne iako aralske jina asiatska
iiz "a pam6ti lidske velmi znacn6 K u
snadneni tohoto obrovskeho podniku my
sli inzenyr Spalding pouziti tez tlaku vo
dy, kter4 by more cerneho do kaspicke
ho cd 118 sahd hloubeji polozeneho ohro-
mnou silou proudila. A ably Sc jezero ka-
spicke tim spise nj hladine mofe cerne
ho naplnilo, navrhuie Spalding, zmeniti
tok Donu vesti jej do Volhy. Kdyz by
Sc timto spdsobem pokracovalo, mohl by
podnik asi 25 letech proveden byti.
VTureck neni hn re. V Pes
ii vychazeIici list rumunsky ,Albina'
piSe: V jedne obci torontalskeho komita :
tu porodila jista chuda selka trojcata. Ma
vyziyu ditek obdrzela kravu. Pc malo
dnech pfisli pandufi, ably vymohli I'll.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-05

u6be, cimz koneGn6 zccla nova modcui
nauka luGby vznikla atd,
Nesmime 81 ov5em tajiti toho, ze vsec
ky tyto v6decke, mnoh6m ohledu yse
stare pfevracuiici, vynalezy zdstaly sirsi-
mu obecenstvu dosti lhostejnymi, nesaha,
lyt prav6 tax bezprostetdn6 ddlezitostl
1ivotni spoleeensN6, jako na pr, vyna-
Iezeni lokomotivy, telegraph fotogratie'
lodniho sroubu, siciho stroje
AHsak byf nebylo pdsobeni jejich bez-
prostfedne pronikaiici, 1prosttedne Pds'0
zaliste We vypoiil vsdslanosti dusevnl' coz
nepocbybn nem6ne vah.
Zs nasich dob jiz m6zeme pokladah z'
iisio, ze maEokdo tech, iizto chtAp Stout
vzdeianymi, jest dplne cizim onech ST
rach ptirodozpytnych, ktere podmihnJl'
neb alespoh podporuji vsechen Pokro
clove6enstva, jak dusevni tax prakticky
A tn ovsem zda Sc nam, ze nell by nan
prave take sirsi kruhy dovida
ii SO stale tom. iak vedy tyto pofade ?
kratuji, jak vysoke jsou ty stupne po k'
rfch okamzit6 vystupuii k cildm nelvys
sim. OsFe''
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-05
Oznamky POkrOku

vytisknon Sc jen takove, ktere SO -aaPfed
zaplan. Vyimuty jsou toho pravidlaI
spolky. JIM zaroveh oznamuie Sc "a ,.po
IfsvsC1s cenu
palec sloupce stoji $500 "a ttikrate
vytsknut, 9 palce s4.0o, 3 palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvefejhovana tim jest lev
nejs, elm dele Sc uvetejhuje.
OznAmky mistni, tisknute obycejnym
pismem stoii Is cti. fadka.
Orn&mky: ,,Kde JEST yNaprodei
,HEedG Sc" stoji IS eta. "a ttikrat otisk
mutt.
Podle toho necht SO kazdy fidi
kdo Pokroku oznamovati chce. Mech
81 uda kclik tadek, ii kolik palca koli
kat uvefgnit q necht 81 sam vypocte
zasle pfislusici "a to castku.
az Kdo 81 pfeje miti oznamku
ttitydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska
We podotkne.
Penize posilejte v4dy postovnicl
poukazkach Money orders) psani adre
suite vzdy:
POKROK
No. 1O4 CrOtOn Street,
Cleveland, d,
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FGYPTSKE HIEROGLYFY HE
roglyfy jsou znamenitou vzacnosh' Je7 Sc
nam po starych Egyptanech zachovala.
Isou TO pisemna znamenka do kamene
yryta nebo vypoukla, zobrazulici lidl' zvl
rata, mefick6 cbrazce atd., iakychz omen
narod ma pamatnych budoyach a ma po-
mnicich uzival.
TemEf do sklouku csmnScteho stoieti
byl vyznam hierogly fd zastren rouskou ia
iemnosti. a6 Sc o rozfeseni iich dost sta
rych mladych u5encG pokouselo.
Teprve roku 1869 nalezen byl klic,
iimz koneGne oteyrena costa ku Srozume-
nj itch. Boussard, francouzsky zen6me
tic (inzenyr), ride kopani L osetty, pr
sci ma kanen, ienz byl tfemi fAdami qua
m6nek pokryt, sice byla pryni fada p
snem hierogIfckym (svatym), drnha de
motickym cili epistologratickJr- (6tz
nym) nejdolejsi feckym p5ana. hmto
sfastnFm naezeE dod6laii sc jazykozpyt
cove textu feckebo snazili Sc iei do
gyptstiny pfeloziti aneb aspoh ptenesh
iei oboie pismo, jeho1 lid Po obou stra-
mach Nilu pfebyveiici uziyal.
Bylali ku pr. nekde vyobrazena soYa,
iezv Egypte slula mnlag, znamenala
vzdy hlasku m. Jestt ltpe tomu poro-
zumime, pokusimeli Sc timz sp6sobem
neco Gesk6 reel napsati ku pr. slovo o
bloha. To napiseme, vyobrazice vediC
sebe okno, bic, lavici, ovci hada, almaru
Jeste iinymi pfelmety mohIi bychon
zminene sloyo nazna6iti, tax Egyptan'
uzivali rozlicnych v6ci (pro rozmanltost
k znazorneni hasek; tax zeimena mel
pro hlasku sedm pro 8 az dvanac
znamenek.
Krone toho byla iest6 iina znamenk'
hieroglyficka, sice;
l. mimeticka, znacici tvarcm svyn
skutetnG pfedmety lkruh predstavoya
slunce).
2. symbolicka, zobrazuiici poimy al
. straktni (sup pfedstavoval matku, ibi
srdce, holub muze razneho, tietna rozzl
beneho, zaba hloup6ho atd.).
3. temto ptibuzna znamka ureovac
! ktera Sc nevyslovovala, nybrz jen miStn
, il urcovala pfedrnet, "a kteryn stala. ia
, ko ma pr. stonek kvetinovy "a jmeneln
= ktere rostliny j.
Pismem hieroglifickym pisi dosnd
name. i smele tvrditi muteno, ze Jest OF
, velikou pfekazkou, pro niz vzdtlano
mezi lid cinsky vseobecne vniknoutl
n m1ze
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River Division.
Ma UVch0d.
Ma zdpad.

L Il. MYTHS,
Genl. Par gr. and Ticket Agt-
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,Y6itenl, kldlOVSky Wax
po draze
ATLANTIC & CT. WESTERN
Pulmanovs proslsyene hoteoye ,aN, polacoye pok~e'
spaci vozy srokokclejne yagony.
= Clevelandudo N. Yorku bez pfom6ny.


Pocestn Rs yystsvu me BY pouat teto drahy Jea'opo
tue nnohem vice pohola nea kterakov lima daAs spo
len, doceno Emre suerem Lehgh Valley Sc Fseml f5eh
loyieky do Filadene iedoueim bez promeny'
Bslo bSabasknt rofpseyatiFeasttedo y Y aslah-
tic and GreAt weston Eae po NoSehq Ealh Esio"seh
pohollnA prostrsnnos srokokoleuSch voan spo)e kee
aa Was nikdy neomeSka deay, obdlYuhodne heJe''
do rnnoastvl 10 jskos Isky ytovA{ch polhu M
mluv6 ami zvss snot hoeloss Oh vozA pqhh poccsn ia
ko vhotelu vseho dosatfnAtr vsecky Sto pfednoSftu
eaiiy daAS tSaayo ohlhenJ NJ 50 hieAseAis'e
len proto zmnuieme imenoyauo drahy Sou easteh pro-
ttedkuiicm spoenl severnlhQ oha Fpadelhi Tpto &C.
.tn rsl M ii, By nesye ssstava Ksbof ma
nj naskyue Sc pfleiHost sezpat ak ne'ycerpstehe
ohasty ncrostue nncrAm3 ek veikou cast prumy re-
me- nak nepfistupne jeSt MImo to Nzbuu ceSte "a
ysI vadelaneho cestoystele ee muoastv hiStonekych
yzponnnek nasyt obrazotyoost ieho kasnym ksinam
umt &c !oekpRpoAs ans st uei aenh rSsno. See
nere podei dAhy Lehgh Valley Railway lest nejvekoepeSi
ma teto pevnine.
Rychoylaky yyiildi z Cleyelandn
y do Novdhe Torku Edadelies
O 700 h. rano $50 h. vecer
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o pOkrOku y6dy silO-
Zpytn6.

Po kazdem velkem Ginu nastava Okla
NIFTY kid; takto zivote narod1 jedno
tlvcd, tax pfirode nejinak We vede.
Pc kazd6m nov6m vynalezu veda ma po
hled Gplue odpotiva; uceny svet obira Sc
zprvu en tim poslednim 6inem vedy,
prozkoum8 vaie ho ze vsech stran, hleda
ma nem novych stranek, ale znenahla jme
ae opet ma novych zakladech staveti dale
q pfipravuje drahu k novemu nalezu.
Dtuzuo uvaziti, ze zadny z velkych ma.
lezd neni uGinen nahle, aneb alespoh mi
modek; vzdy pfedchazi jei fada dlouhole-
tych praci drobnfjsich, pfipravnych, ko-
nan5ch cd jinych badatelG, az koneeL6
rukou jednoho, stastnejsiho, vedou "a
doucimu cili, nekdy ovsem nikym netuse
nemu, ale pfece cd mnohych pfichystane
mu.
V dobe ticha nschazeji Sc vedy pfrod
nj take nyni, ale jest to necinnOst prave
len zdanliva Porad dale probiraii Sc W
s!edky novych nauk, dochazeji u4ivani j
pfi podobnych dosud vyjevech obora j
nych davaji podn6t k poznavani onech
prostfedkd, ktere zajiste "a jakousi dobu
tn neb tam opet stanou Sc zakladem neja
keho noveho, pfekvapujiciho ualezu.
Pfedesle stoleti osvedeilo SO silozpytu
ptedevsim veleslavnymi vynalezy mocha
nckymi, jsko zeimena parniho stroje a
zbudovanim theorie mechaniky, tax BE ne
x5ylo teto veci nasemu stoleti jiz mno-
no doplhovati. Ackoliv pax mas vek '
tomto oboru nezdstal zcela "a syym pred
chddcem, 6emuz staci pfipomenouti ien
jmena: lokomotiva, teiegraf atd. tihnou
vyzkumy jeho hlaynev obor jemneisi, {
Dor molekularni.
Nejvetsi vynalezy vedecke nasehs stole
Il VIC vedach pfirodoich tykaji Sc zjevd
nestavicich Sc ma zakladech pfimo zfej
myeh, n}brz ukrytych tajne nitro hno
ty.
Jsme nyni osmem desitileti tohot'
veku, veru neni tem6f ami iednoho,
nenz by nebyly v6dy pfirodni ucinily
spofi prdmerne ieden dalekosahly vyna
lez bud samostatny anebo piece ma zakl
dech jiz zn&mych skvele vyvozeny nau
ku iiz vyvinutou jeste pevneii utvrzuiici
Tax pfipada ma samy konec pfedesleh
avpocatky tohoto veku vynalezeni gal
vanickeho sloupu Voltou, prvni desitil
ii obieveni polarisace svetla odrazem, je
ucinil Malus, ma konec druheho desitile
tt nalezeni elektromagnetismu Oersted
tenn ma pocatek tfetiho elektrodynami
ky Amperem, do ctvrteho objeveni ele
tricke indukce Faradayem, do patehs v.
nalezeni mechanicke theorie tepla Maye
rem zakona sta.osti sil tynz Helr
holtzem, do tehoz desitileti dale vypocit
nj move planety al do te chvile zcela nc
xname, t. Neptuna Leverrierem. do sec
meho pax krasny vynalez spektralnih
rozboru Kirchhoffem Bunsenem.
Vedie tkchto - v uzsim smyslu silo
xpytn5ch - objevd musime ovsem mi
ma zfeteli take ptevraty vsech obora p
rodnich we'd, jez sp6sobeny json ma p
Darwinovou theorii o rozvoji 1,trojneh
xivots, Purkyhovym pozorovanim bunk
zarodkove bulky zivocisne q rostlinn
vdbec. Liebigem proslulymi vynalezy
lucbe dstroine hospodafstvi pfirody
vnitf organismd zivocisnych, dale pf
cetntni, byf ne jednotlive proslavenym
Gle souhrnem pfeddlezit5mi pracemi
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Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati &
Indiana IL. IL.
z Clevelandu odjizdi 6.55 dopoicdne
2. so $50 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi 100 rano 400
9.55 odpoledne.
z Cresthne 9.55 rano 55 1000 odp.
Do Columbus l2.25v pol. 9.45 1913
ynoci.
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.3o edp.
Do Cincinnati 40 rano $40 odp.
z Cincinnati 100 1000 rano GAS vec
z Indianapolis 6.25, 1850 100 rano.
z ST. Louis Z. Is rano 255 7.4O odp.
z Chicago ESQ $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi jezditi veGernim
Lake Shore a Michigan South. II. II
Ma vychod odJszdt a pfsjiSdt vychodu: i:
z Clevclnadn 7.45 1000 rano, 4.l0 q
1920 vecer.
DO Clevelandu $50 a 5.35 rano, 2.O5
7.50 odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.lo lO.l5 rano, 135, 8. 80 a
1910 ve6er.
z Buffalo $50 I. is rano ESQ, 0.25 a
ll.30 vecer.
DO New Yorku 700 rano 40 32O
1900 vecer.
S Bostonu $50 rano 500 o III yeeer
Ma sdpad odjizdi se zdpadu ptyisds:
n Clavalandu AZ 7 40 ran No q 20a
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-05

nedopacon6 dane. Solla nem6la peu5z,
nadarmo prosila shoy6ai pandufi sc
brali il kravu Rozhortena, polozIla jim
selka sva troGua. do rullou Sc sloyy:
,,Nuze, tedy 2ivte ie W" Pandufi chop
Ii Sc ditek vrhli jo surov6 matcc \ no
houm. Pfitom tax tdzco 10 zraniIi 4o dye
ditky ibned zemtely, tteh pax sotva ma
zivu bude zachoyano. .Aibina" yati tc-
ito bestalnosti odvazila SO ivddi pese.
sk}m konfiskaGnm diad6m k rozhorle-
ne pozuamce: ,Jen dale tax, w madar-
| sti panove, aby vas Cerkesoy6 nepfedsti-
Ihhw
General Garibaldi d zaslal re
daktoru nmsk6ho Gasopisu IL Capitale'
tento list ,,Mily Doboli Batok bylC
mesto 5000 obyvateIi Dnos .ich 'm'
1900 kteti po nilosti sultanem udten'
: nebyli zabiti vratili Sc a ZOO zohyzde
nych trup1 mu2G, Zen deu, mrtvol roz
lieneho staf a pohlavi. ham jslne do9pt
, h. Jakz, ze podnes jost4 nebyl utinan ko
nee Wade jataganu. sodomitStvi, kdlu. o
: hn6 v8eho behpravR Neni divu, BE An
+ Gle, fizend muzem bez srdce, podporoya
ii m6ae takovou krvayou spatnost. avSa
Anglie yzdtlana nesmi dcpusGti. 60 di
plomacie biicha tini Vzdochy kletb
+ musi doiiti ohasu We vsech koncieh svet
= a vesker5 nezavs6 a pocestne dasoPisec
two musi pryni rad6 slonziti svate We
=" iihoslovanske. Ma kapreto, due 29, srpn
1876. Josef Gambaldi"
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-05
Bremen, Germany.
SeVerO-llGm. Lloyd
pravidelne postovni parni spo-
jeni mezi
Bremen a Baltimore

bremen % baEtImROrc
pres Southampton po oblibenSeh
zeleznych parnikach postovnich
(25O0 - 1900 tun):
BALTIMORE, Captain Meyer a.
BERLIN, captain PGtssher. fs
OHIO, captain Meyer
LEIPCIG, captain HOFFMAN
BRAUNSCHWEIG, cap. Unduetsch.
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger.
Expedicni dnove isou ustanoveni:
z Bremen z Baltimore.
Braunschweig, II. Gee. 3. srp. 2 h. odp.
Nuremberg, 26. II.
Leipzig Is. srp. 7. zafi
Braunschweig 80. 81. "~-
Nuremberg 13zaii 5. fiina
Leipzig 27. 10.
Braunschweig IL. fijna 2. listop."
z Baltimore kazdy druhy ctvrtek.
z Bremen kazdou druhou stfedu.
Tyto lode dopravuji cestovatele do
Bremen, Southampton, Londyna, Havru
zpet.
Ceny pfevozni:
4 Bremen do Baltimore
kaluta 800 zlsts
mezipalubi 80 v pap,
z Baltimore do Bremen, Southampto-
nu, Londyna Havru
kajuta 3 80 v zlate
mezipalubi 3Ov papi,
Zpatecni listky:
mezipalubi $5S.50v pap.
Deti od 1-10 let polovici, kGenci -.
EB Stran zasilek listkd pfeplav
nych obratte Sc k jednateldm:
A. Schilhllla cher Il Co.
9.South Charles Str. Baltimore.
Charles Waiter,
IL pro Washington.
M .KREJC1, .ednatel pro ty same lode
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-12-14
A(1RICU I, 7 ] RAJ.
Is FARM 1IAcE1I1EE2Y PROFITABLE?


A correspondent writes as follows to COL
..an's RmuJ World, of November 22d:
ais farm machinery profitable to the ma
ioritv of farmers? | wish farmers would
answer this question. In every direction,
al over the land, outrageous expenses are
represented by machinery cast aside as of
NO use In riding ten miles, a few days ago,
| saw thirteen harvesting machines lying in
she field, neglected or cornered in some lot,
Where they could be crippled by the cattle
snd forses and in turn cripple the stock
also. They did not grow from the earth,
like weeos. but were put there at much cost
to the farni,r, and, in the thirteen cases al
luded to, surrounding circumstances indi-
catch that they we're no longer considered of
any profit to the Srlner. II SO, what an
immense loss they have been to the purchas-
ers; or if intended fol use again. what a
glorious Tune the oWnefs will have next
year, with dozen hired men in the field
lettering about, thinking only # dinner and
the idle hours guaranteed by a 9isordered
and crippled reaping machine. Ilse reap
ers made now would, if in proper hsnds.
run one hundred and fifty days and shov
but little wear, but most of them are work
ed by men who know so little of machinery
that they are badly used up in cutting one
small field of grain, and that is the way the
money goes
These few lines are directly to the point
snd we hope our farmers will read with
care, then go out and see where they have
stored their machinery for winter If it is
not securely housed. 10 time should be lost
unul suitable building is prepared and all
the machinery and implements belonging te
Enc farm carefully stored in it.