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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-04-27
THIRD DISTRICT.
! At.llEfles-illsk. Panola and Shelby.

= toffFtles-ieusk, Pamela and Shelby.
SENATOR J. W. MoTIEY.-Doctors are be-
ing fast converted into legislators There are
Doctors Francis, MeCulloch, Blassingame and
other physicians in the Legislature, and we
arc led to reject than Texas Is an exceedingly
healthy part of the globe, or that the people
are taking the advice of Shakespeare, and
throwing 'physick to the dogs" HOwbeit,
the gentleman whose name graces the head Of
this sketch Is q doctor of medicine. He was
born 10 Alabama, is now forty years old, has
lived in Texas for twenty-five years, and en-
joys tiHc reputation as = physician in Rusk
county, where he now resides
DR. Motley has never been in public life
previous %. bis late eieelion 10 the STATE sen
ate He was a surgeon in The Confederate
array during the entire period of the war, and
always on dug. He commands the conf
dence and esteeulof his community has been
Master Of Nillville Lodge Of Free Masons for
the pas, SIX years also Master Of AIiliviIle
Lodge Of Changers and for one year Master
Of the Rusk County Council r. Of H. In
politics rs Is q Democrat and being The regu-
lar nonsinee q his psFty. pas elected By 2. AZ
majority. Personally DR. Motley Is . eentle-
nan al tine appearances and agTeeable man
ners and wears N expression Of eonlentment
and happiness, beitting well the head Of >
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HonysBy's BeNp, November I, 1878.

HoRNsBY's Bend, November 1, 1878.
1Iessrs. John H. Robinson & Son, agents for Nc
Corlnick : Keepers and Droppers:
Dear Sirs-The Mccormick Dropper
bought of you I find equal to any machine
I | have ever seen used. and wish no better.
| 1t has given me perfect satisfaction. live
! eight miles southeast of Austin.
80 .s.EJE j. w. GARDSRR. q
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No Excuse ron BGtNs sIcKs-ANo person
can use Boschee's. German Syrup without
getting immediate relief and cure. Wehave
the first case of coughs, colds or consump-
ton, or any disease Of the throat and lungs.
yet to hear from that has not been cured
We have distributed every year Tor three
years over $50, 600 sample BOTTLES BY drug
gists in all parts of the United States Ne
other manufacturer-of medicines ever gave
- preparations saOhsa test as this. I CO 70
your druggist, Morley Bcos., Wholesale and
retail sgents, Austin, Texas, and get bot.
tie for seSsaty-fve7 etnts andTus Ht; two
doses viii relieve soa.. Sample ybtEles ten
-, .,o,.,,. E'a,si's Z,ss2ga,s A5sg A rsi,.sr
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he mccormick Reaper. and Mowers.

The prospect for fine crop of wheat and
pats in Texas is magnificent. The crops
will not only be heavy and hard strain
upona weak reaper, but they will,b worth
saving, and no good farmer will allow him.
self to be deluded into buying an unsal-
able reaper. OF all implements this is the
worst, for he not only loses the price he
pays for his reaper, but the crop he has
worked for and counted upon for year.
To make the farmers of Texas entirely safe
and secure, and to prevent their being i'm
posed upon, Mccormick proposes, as in the
older States, to allow any responsible farm
er to work any of the Mccormick machines
-harvesters, reapers, choppers or mowers
through the reaping and mO1Oing season of
1876, with any machine of the same class
and to decide at the end of the season,
when they can judge from the practical,
working through aOh0le season, which of
the two machines they will keep and pay
for. This prevents all put-up jubs. and the
frauds and receptions practiced by sharp
ers almost universally at one-day reaper
trials. o h1f d49F t.@2S eHH ~o5+'
The Mccormick machines have, for 1876,
very great improvements over 1876. The
Advance and Dropper each have two cut
ting bars, three sickles and fast speed for
moving with slower motion for reaping.
There is no side draft and no weight on
the horses necks; the driver raises and
lowers the height of cut in his seat with
out stopping his team the drop is light
and every machine is thoroughly warranted.
Their terms are one-third after the harvest
of 1876; one-third after the harvest of
1877; and one-third after the harvest of
1878, with only ten per cent. interest. They
sold nearly five hundred machines in Texas
last year and refer to any of their patrons.
Some of the best known farmers in the
vicinity of Austin say
sti HoRNsBY's BEND, Travis County
Mes rs. John II. Robinson a Son, Austin, Agents Of
McCormick's Reapers and harvesters. -.H 81
Gentlemen = The Mccormick Advance
bought of you the past season is, according
tomy notion, the best combined reaper and
mower that is made. The Advance S slf
Rake" cannot be best 1t makes no differ.
esce about the condition of the grain
short or heavy, down or lodged-the gaval
is laid in perfect order. The arrangement
for lowering and raising the platform chile
at scorf@ d perfect I cut grass AthatAt tine
Champion could not.do anything with In
short | want no. better mdehiaes than the
Advance" l live seven miles scout beast of
Austin. M. NJ. HoRNsBY, "a
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DR.. WHITTIER,
6I7 st. Charles street, ST. Louis, Mo

DR.. Jacques & SHH$SAE
7o6 Chestnut ST., st. Louis, NO.
Continues to afford RELIABLE SPECIAL TREAT
MENrin all SECRET and URINARY Diseases.
Those destructive diseases caused by secret habits OF youth
or the excuses Of later yeasnoh as spermatorrhosa
Seminal Losses, Nervous Debility, Stertlity, In
potence and their disastrous Effects weakness OF mnd and
body dread OF future rabiy indigestion.
threatened Consumption incApacy for society and marriage
in business also recent standing OF
elect 0onorrhea, Structure and syphilis TALL foTms)
affecting internal Vital Organs mouth throat,
nose akin &C., WE CAN CURE, safely and permanently
Thousands cured oy could testify Our
thirty practice and being graduates Of several medical
colleges skin and experience. We send
advice securely and privately 70 At
distance Correspondence and consultation fes Private
Medical Guide sent in sealed envelope for two stamps
BOOK OF NATURE,
Containing las pages and number Of hne engravings
of and especially those euntempat
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Of yiag long. and retaining the vgor OF manhood aud
Vomanhood Reprodueonhow TO have healthy beautiful
children Careful medical advise aud many well tried pre-
ocriptons the Incidents OF early married life. Sent
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A4iress Or. jacques, Central Medical Institute
los Chestnut street. St Louis. Go. %.
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FIFTH DISTRICT

CONFEDERATION, CaSs, Bowie and Morris
SENATOR FRANCIS VI. HENRY is a native OF
Tennessee and received good education in
The ordinary schools of that State He next
resided for some Years in Alabama and Geor
gla, and in 1858 moved To Arkansas, where he
studied law and was admitted To its practice,
In Arkansas he was the recipient, al the hands
OF the people, of several subordinate civil po-
sltlons, and when the war commenced enlisted
as soldier in the Confederate army, serving in
this capacity until the close of the war. He
WAS captain of a company belonging 10 the
Nineteenth Arkansas Volunteers
MIR. Henry emigrated to Texas in 1865, and
settled at Linden in Cass county, where he
opened law office and where he has contin-
ued the practice of his profession In the
meantime he has steadily gained upon the
confidence of his people, and, being Siaunch
Democrat, became the party nominee of his
district for a seat in the State Senate, to which
lie was elected by 325 majority
As Senator, MIR. Henry holds some import
ant positions. He is chairman of the Com
mittee on Public Lands, and is a member of
Judiciary Committee No. l, of Constitutional
Amendments, Public Claims and Accounts,
General Land Office and several other com
mittees He is a married man, is fiftythree
years of age, nearly six feet high, and of full
propoFtions has light complexion an open,
frank countenance, and mind which, being
we'll balanced, is calculated to direct him, in
his public career, into safe channels.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.

family of six young Texans he is a kind
friend, and generous, whole.souled gentle
man.
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Ha'7-ison G,tatH

SENATOR WALTER RfPFToE is nula'io and
native OF Alabama He has resided III Texas
tweniy-slx years, and is thirty eight years old.
lie Is man of family, resides in Marshall,
harrison county, Texas, and is professional
mechanic, though for some time he has been
engaged In school teaching.
In politics Mr.. Ripetoe is a Republican ;
was nominated on the.IIepublican ticket, and
Harrison county being largely Republican, he
was elected by 2,617 majority He is man
OF much more than ordinary size; is possessed
OF prominent features, and as public man,
has yet 10 show what there is in him.
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The immigration agent of the Irterna-
tional road, Col. T. F. Fisher, has opened
correspondence with some OF our promi-
nent land agents. The International is
alive to the fa t that there will be heavy
emigration to Western Texas on the com
pletion of the road, 10 Austin, and sour
CITY of the Hills " will receive It's large
quota of business and ,emigrants.
80 - - 81 y e.tl 2
PURSUANT To "a resolution adopted April
10, at the court house, al meeting of the
members of the Austin Bar was held at the
Library fflfi,S where theioilowlng proceed
ings were had:
n. G. Shelley, Esq, was elected presi-
dent, and f. p. Phillips secretary OF the
meeting. The president then explained
the object of the meeting, Arguments pro
and con were made, and the following reso-
luton offered by Mr. Stewart, to-wit:---
ResOloed, That II is the sense of this
meeting that no absolute necessity exists
for the holdingo any term of court in this
county until sthe next October term.
Adopted. A motion to al aurn carried.
N. G.. SHELLEY, Chairman.
II, u. PHULIPs SECRETARY tx.
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control them. The testimony Of our best citf-
zens, OF all classes, establishes the fact, TINT
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and dees relieve and
cure the affecting disorders OF the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield 20 its power; and cases Of Consum ption.
cured by this preparation, publicly known
so remarkable as hardly TO be believed We're
they not proven beyond dispute. As a remedy.
it is adequate, on which the public may RELY
for full protection. By curing Coughs. the
forerunners of more serious disease il saves an
numbered lives, and an amount Of suffering not
TO be computed. IL challenges trial. and con-
vinces the most sceptical Every family should
keep il on hand rs protection against the early
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary Alice
tons, which are easily met at first but which
become incurable, and too often fatal, if neg
lected. Tender lungs need this defence; and it
is unwise to be without il. As a safeguard 10
children, amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest of childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for bv its timely use
multitudes are rescued from premature graves
and saved 10 the love and affection centred on
them. II acts speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound and Notwithstanding
sleep. No one will suffer troublesome Influ-
enZa and painful Bronchitis, when theyknow
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation no cost or toll
Is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. II may be confidently relied
upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable of producing cures as
memorable Us the greatest il has ever effected
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MO PAY UNTIL CURED.
DIR. A. J. ShIpp, Physician and Surgeon,

100 Van Buren, street. Chicago, Illinois. may be con-
suited personally by mail, free OF charge on all
chronic, private and special diseases Of both
sexes. SPECIAL attention paid to female diseases and
Irregularities Acute and chronic catarrh cured with
one application No charge until the patient IL cured.
Medicine sent to any address. Dr. Ship Is the only
physician chicago who makes no charge until the
patient lie cured. Send three cent stamp and your
letters will meet with prompt answer. All strictly
confidential au96 ddwly.
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RUsTLING. For the past few days there
has been vigorous rustling and hustling
in the boarding houses ofthls city, prepare
tons beng made for an influx of boarders.
Such showing around of furniture, scrub
bling and rubbing has been going on as car
only be witnessed IN State capital where
the ms and the outs are as changeable and
uncertain as representations OF OLD Proba-
bilities himself. From the amount of scour-
ing and cleaning that has come under the
observation of this local in the past
week, we think we can assure thin
skinned legislators that they will not, at
least, be foraged upon to any extent before
the next crop of chinches make their un-
welcome appearance in tins city.
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NJ b. SWER-JEY,
Real Estate ard C0IlsCtinD AOeHcu,

Will pay taxes, sell land rent hon &C. Lollect all
classes of clInls and make proinpt returns. 4 sod
once in DIR. LItIenss Building, mp stairs,
Next 10 Johns a. Co.'s EkAuk, .
CONGRESS AVENUE, AUSTIN, TEXAS,
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WHHoFr's FEVER AND AGUE Tonic
This medicine is used by construction com
pauies for the benefit of their employees,
when engaged in malarial districts. The
highest testimonials have been given 10y
contractors and by the presidents of some
OF the leading railroads in the South and
West. When men are congregated in large
numbers in the neighborhood of swamps
and rivers, Wilhoft's tonic will prove a
valuable addition To the stock of medicines.
and will amply reward the company in the
saving of time, labor and money. We re-
commend it to all. Wheelock, .Finlay &
Co., Proprietors, New Orleans. For sale
10y all druggists, and wholesale by Baker,
Graham 81 Co
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Medical.
Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whoopine-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries OF modern
science, few are OF
more real value TO
mankind than this ef-
fectual remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that It does
surely aud aflaefnailp
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the affections of a people follow their
memories aud are twIned about the early,
years aud events of our history.
= JUDGE BELLS HtsToRIckL AppREss.
When Judge Bell came before the
throag he was warmly. greeted and at
once, without prelude, referred TO the fact
that Texas, unlike other Sistes, boosted ef
peculiar local and political history Of its
own. He said that ignorant people, he had
heard, supposed, because he had differed ID
recent years from many of his associates of
the long ago, that he had even suffered his
love for Texas to grow cold. There was
never a greater mistake. His political
course, for the last fifteen years, had been
shaped by his indes,ruetlble love for this
mighty commonwealth. Moreover, said
the speaker, "a have profounder reverence
for the brave old patriots in their hunting
shirts along the rivers and on the plains sad
in the forests Of Texas tten fsE I'll tAe'
gaudy show and splendor OF wealth
and opulence that gild modern society
and modern patriotism at home or
abroad" Judge Bell referred to the
difficulty he encountered an making 3
novel and interesting speech. 10 1873 Guy
NJ. Bryan had addressed she oli veterans
in 1874 Col. DeMOrse; in 1915 .Ashbcl
Smith had discharged the duty. Il was no
easy task to cull flowers or discover Jewels
along paths pursued BY these elear-sighsed
men, who had seen everything aud forgot
ten nothing. The Judge then gave rapid
and charming sketch Of the esrly history OF
Texas. defining its relations Ia texiso., pro.
duciag sinking pictures q the great sel.
dsers Of Mexico and of Texas = He
assigned to Santa Anna LOFTY po-
sition among the great soldiers Of nod
err times, and pronounced Sam Houston
unsurpassed in genius either nor Est q
The New York herald., 1876-11-03

SALlfS AT AUCTION.
A UCTlON SALE-THJs fFRIDAYj MORNING,
n commencing at 10 o'clock
brown stone mansion
NO. AZ WEST 18TH ST., between 9Th and 9Th avs,
HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE. WORKS OF ART
vKLvHT. BRUSSELS AND INGRAfN CARPETS,
INLAlD WALNUT CHAMBER SETS,
cHICKhEiNG uPRlGhr PLANO.
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS covered In
crimson tan and gold bocadr satin aud cotesins Turkish
and spanish Lounges. Easy Chairs marquetry gilt Cen
and Couyols Tables ktaEeres Cabinets Pier Mirrors
Msntsl Mirrors. French Mantel Sets 0oday Clocks
Nusca Boxes Curtains Bookcases Library Tables Uesks
Fine seiecson imported bronze statnary.
Pair French bronze statuettes. cost stu
Onc pair tBsar and Mark Antouy.
une pair Milton and Shakespcare.
Tho -Four Seasons, Ac. Also
~ pairs OF other desirable Figures.
33 valuable OIL Paintings.
BEDROOM FURNITURE. CONSISTING
Of Bedroom nad gilt Bedsc Dressing Cases.
bureaus cniGoniefs washstands, single double bed
steads 33 line hair and spring Mattresses feather Pillows
Blankets Toilet seis rep plush ana hacicth suits marble
top Tables, Chairs Rockers. elegant Turkish suit.
board Chairs In leather svsrwsrc. Cutlery, 2c; Hall
stand. -
~ B-rake sixth avenue Broadway 10 ieth It,
Experienced men to pack, ship remove goods city
country. ROBERT Z. CASHfS, Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1876-11-03

JVIILIAx ABBOTT. AUCTIONEER,
w Office = Chambsrst e.
~ ystns Of esste morsgags viii sell shIs eay -
10Y O'Clock tho enre Furniture feather Beds Be6psoo1s
Pillows sheets and Quils, stovss. &c cousans1 tk6
boarding bose y kss5 brosdwN, cosnsr csssesise =
The New York herald., 1876-11-03

N Furniture ~ the brown stone mansion
No. 5l West 18th st.. between 9th and 9TH avs.
this friday morning, commencing ~ IO o'clock mag
nhcent rosewood l3 octave Psnorte latest style Par
i. suits in satn broeade rsgs and hsireosh Turkish
Chromos Vases. Clocks. msgninccnt Bedroom suits, with
Dressing Casea single and double Bedstssds Bureaus
WHshstAnds rcommodcs. Wnrdrobes hair and sprnr Mat
tresses Beddisx Chairs Lounges Turkish suits Book
Dosks French walnut sidsb0ard Extension
Tablcs, tasa China. Slvcrwarc Cutlery ~ Carpets Ac
X ROTH Ausonssr Goods packed Asd delivered Tor par.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-16
OZnamky POkrOku

vytisknou Sc jen takov6, ktere Sc naPfed
zaplau Vyimuty jsou toho pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroven oznamuje Sc "a ,,l'o
tcejtn5 ceau.
/ palec sloupce stqii $500 "a tfikrate
vytisknuti, palce $4.o0, palce 5000.
Oznamka dele uvefeihovana tim jest lev
ntjsi, tim dele Sc uverehuie.
Oznamky mistni, tisknut6 oby6ejnym
pismem stoii Is eta. fadka.
Oznamky: ,,Kdejesr ,,Naproaei''
,Hledd s." stqii Is eta "a trikrat otisk-
uuti.
- Poole toho necht Sc kazdy tidi,
k1o Polroku oznamovati chce Necht
81 uda kolik tadek, ci kolik palcd koli-
krat uverejnit necht ST sam vypo6te a
zasle pfisluSici "a to castku.
.E Kdo 81 pfeio mih oznamku '
tfitydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska
We podotkne.
Penize posileite vzdy postovnicl
poukazkach Money ordors) a psani adre
suite vzdy:
POk ROk
No. IOi CrOtOn street,
Cleveland, ID.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-16

ska neboh6 Indiany zdecimovala. Mno
ri uprchli do lesd, kdo bdn6 zivofili, Via
stnG hynuH; ien maly zlomek nasv6dcuje
ak vysoce nadany vzdelany byl kdys
narod peruansky. Zahubu jeho zav'nili
kn6z finsti, ktefi dnes jest6 nebohe re
mi te hanebn6 hospodafi. Narod polo
vice vymtel, polovice Sc zvrhl specba
rychle 1plnemu vyhynuti vstfic.
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u % n R d h
n daynOyckOSti pOhansk6-
no DarOda.
VsdGlanost a biahobW In5$stcem
katolichyD cyhiazeay.


Dnes ieStt hlasaii nestislnG terasy, KITE
rez ovsem, diky prohnilym pomerdm, iez
span6lskymi kn6zmi stvoreny byly. rychle
uplnemd rozpadnuti Sc shyIuii, iak dd
myslut staroperuansky sedIak neien kaz
dy kousek pddy zuzitkoyati. ale oku
phemnG libosady ztiditi dovedl Ntkter6
terasy pfipominaii pry live sv6tozname
visut6 zahrady Semiramidy Babylon6.
Avsak vets jest6 obdiv nez tato umtla
dila rolnicka a zahraduicka yzhuzuii mo-
numentali obrovskG stavby DOLBY Inkd,
kterez ovsem lezice ssutiuach, zaIuii ma
yandalismus (niGiyost) sarov6ho dobyya
tele span6skeho. kamenn6 kostky lkva
dry nelson tu maltou spoieny, ale pouze
ma sebe polozeny to tax uncle, ze sotva
cara mezi mimi b6zici rozeznatelua Jest;
to nikoli kameny m6kke, iako vapenec
nebo piskoyec, iez snadntii ttsn6 spoioya-
Ii lie bez malty, ale zulove. Timto
spusobem zbudovauy isou ysecky stavby
pevnostni, palace chramy. A pr tom
neznaIi Peruane uzivani zeleza. Nastroie
ieiich byly vesnes mGdGn6, jez doyedH
do tvrda zakaliti
Take horDictyi Gle provozovano, aG Pc
ruan6 mnoho pomdcek, iimiz ttzeni kovd
zaatnG usnadhovano jest, neznali Kro-
me m6dG kovu Peruanln nejddlezittisi-
no, dobyyano stfibro a zlato Tez draho
kamy hledany, kopany a znacnem
mnozstvi nachazeny isou. Velice zvlast-
nj jest ze pen6z neuziydno; vsecko zlato
a jiny drahy koy drahokamy spracova
NV sperky, skvosty, nadobi yselike
ozdoby do palacd Inkd chramd Slunce
m6sice. Nadhera chramd litena jest
cd spisovateld co bajeena, j vrata chra
mo1a byIa zlatym plecheln pobita. Vsec
ky pfedm6ty ze zlata stfibra byly velmi
femeslne pracovany; pohfichu malo zachc
valo Sc iich ma nase dny. z easti pohltila
ie spanelska zlatachtivosf, casti byly od
Peruand samych ma pust}ch a tajnycf
mistech zakopany. Jisto jest, ze zakopa
nych pokIadd jest Peruansku nemalt
mnozstyi.
Rovn6z tax obratni umeIi jako zlatni
ci a klenotnici byli Peruan6 iinyct
femeslech. Go hrncifi ieyili neobyceinJ
ykns. Krone hliny vyrab6I romantic
nadobi kovu, pfedstavuici ponelvce
podobu lIdi zyirat. Odevni latky, iez
cd zen pfize vlastnoruGne spfedene tka
ny tyly, dovedi krasn6 barviti; zhnsta
byly do latek uncle figury vetkany. In
kove odivali Sc nadherna roucha zlato
hlavova, perlemi uncle vysita. V malf
stvi dostoupili vysokeho stupn6 umelosti
Rolnictvf Peruan1 nemelo rovneho
Pestovali kukufici, ryzi, zem6ata jint
vyziyne rostlny, nichz koka, kef jehoz
lsti vYzivnou latku obsahovalo, zylastni
zminky zasluhuje. Vedle bavlnika pc
stovany romantic druhy oyocneho stro-
movi zylastni p6ce v6novana kvetinaf-
stvi. z kukufico pfipravovano jakesi
pivo. Take lecive byliny byly Peruandm
znamy. Nyni syetoznama kira chinino
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ID 16 ledua 1916 odadi vlaky udsne stanice (vyjma
nedAln iak nasIeAndnie.
River Division

Opousti Baysrd II. so dop d 500 odp PfuAd do Nov.
Philadelphia LOO 20 odp opousu n Philad 80 dop
loo odp Ptnltd do Bayard 10 20 dop 3 20 odp