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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-10
Bremen, Germany.
SeVerO-nem. LIOyd

DTcmcn u baltIEMOfc
pres Southampton po oblibenSch
2eleznych parnlkach Postovnich
(25OO = 1000 tun):
ia. BALTIMORE, Captain Meyer.
BEKLlN, captain PGtscher.
ONO, captain Meyer. @Ss
LElPClG, captain Hofnann
BRAUNSCHWEIG, cap. Unduetsch.
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger. H
Expedicni dnove jsou ustanoveni:
Il Bremen z Baltimore:
braupschweig, IL. cce. 8. srp. 2 h. odp.
Nuremberg, 26. II. -
Leipzig Is. STD. 7. zafi %
Braunschweig 30. 21. y
Nuremberg ID zafi 5. fijna !"
Leipzig 27. 10
Braunschweig IL. fiina 2. listop."
q Baltimore kazdy druby etvrtek.
q Bremen kazdou druhou stfedu.
Tyto lode dopravuii cestovatele do
bremen, southampton, Londyna, Hayru
a zpet. a'T
'' Ceny pfevozni:
q Bremen do Baltimore
Kaluta 800 zlat8
mezipalubi 92 pap.
q Baltimore DO Bremen, Southampto-
nu, Londyna Havru
ka)uta y 80 v zlat9
mezipalubi 3Oy papi,
Zpatecni listky:
nezipalubi $5S.5Ov nan.
Det oil 10 let polovici, kaenci 80.
az suan zasilek listkG pfeplav
nych obratte Sc k jednateldm:
R A. Schumacher 4 Co.
-a-~--as South Charles Str. Baltimore.
Charles Waiter, W
- pro Washington.
~ .KREJOI, jednatel pro ty same lode
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-10

.tfaw rCLEVELANDSDA
skIenafska SpOleGnOsf.
oochodnici re fraDcouzskem, americkem
obycejnem sklu do oxen.
On once 13OT132--134 Champlain Str
Cleveland Ohio.
- NAs sklad Jest nsjvstsi Stat.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-11-18
Mending Rubbes 'Bplastti.I' BlattiI'.' :,

u |
A rubber boot with hole init - bosi0
the most useless things it'.iS possible .
imagine. and in ordiipsaEy hAnda one pf the
most difficult things to repair. The follow
Ing simple ssosipt ~ ,this paiqt FROM Tie
Christian Weekly may be found, worth, ~
hi InGienmb,ering: cut v&gin o. hative India
: rubber ~itAo - rasv' kAife Into he lthinest
,posuiAas sioas and with sheast divide these
i4to,threaas A. "A ans n, fne yasFn, Pvt :
small qpaptity Of the shrsde (say ousitehth
q: less q TIE capacity u Tie 6otsleJ into y
'kids-mbuthedbbt bbttse, ard 'AN iit th4vsiquak,
ltsnfall ~ bsp3iaa IL good daaaiA0 0p@rlseaa,
!. " fses from oil, Ths rubheN EIlll ~ell UP
almost Immediately, and il = few de5S. e.
peciady Il ofSsn shaken; ssnii;' ss!is:umss II eoAp
slstsnet q Aohsy. Nitiaelinss 10 oaamain IL
,andiaaelsedm massass ms,s ihsssiss. .pIst he
..!aa3 a.aaaa: egs II sqs tbinlsaal lHst,1 n need. :
mors rubber. 4 piece Of solid FubblS The
El4 ii i HilAdtf VIII tmatJa .1fAy SeithS
osmtAsN AThsi dsHsnt dkssh 41t~ min
hasA AID, AyNsidc thssss ndaAsi h ths usual
lqs lnepnes Hll qpite lsffAher stzape. pataA@l
rubber aolee, backs Of boots, 70. WitA q.
'gsyaS9' HziA6ihhsss." tThs india rGbBsf." "sui IN
'v1lsauAsb n@arSs ostaaneA2tisk<A kfee'
+, stores where zahhar Soods aanpsaAlap apd ct
eope if1 farng ,esolee,a il,,w baiiaijas 'i'J
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-11-18

a Coon THll:s,ss. .;5' p, IEE,--M9 wonder
,rbjlaielpLia fssk regret e lpss the
Centennial 'Efhibision. She has
made, made q good thing Of It,, AZ tsutle-
maa wet yegsed in figures. ~ anx-
ioas 10 lad out her pscsIaay gain
in tho premises, caledlqses that The
SUI n expended on accoanS 5of tho
'g.sat show, in hosel and restaurant
b:lls, hack hire, side-amusements,
sssest ed. fares, inementoes and other
incidea.als, will amount to about
$75, ,OCO, 900. Besides this, - essi-
nasss that over 25, ,0OO, GOO; iAeen Ia
bv the r.iilroad transportation Hines
Carrying passengers ada freight % and
from tie exhibition. Ii is reported
sill further, .AIiat she British will
present tI,eK exhibition boildins 20
.he city Gkieh example is likely to be
fellowe5 yby some o;her nations and
Ntxtss OF .he Union. In case tbese
'ssrdcsstss a''e not given To- Philade1;,
pkia u iight, she wilt have an OPP
rpofsaaisS 70 pn,chasel them at cheap
rAtos. aid u ready 20 hold another
Eeste. insat tste Or intsrnational e1-
position at cohParatiyely ttiaine cost.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-11-18

"'I,m n,n. leg =! nraftv e Z. M
vent ihtb VCs&r kkpidI ihdsie lto1e and
4gked the clsff 1nquiringly, il be hid Al
Heart That Love ms Only Nd. i he
jad. ,sbut AsrsS,iN 'HoihA 80 Thee,
,kaxyiia " ThAtSsnalda't AsAuA hsSofs sAs
Ax4aA tN g. iAs Sskpd, %Heys, yopI Qns
Sweet 'Kipe Before We PAltr r" That Cedar
kApsdG tatrl losked' Up and'dG1a " bt6tS,
~ bsdntsspss w.sr ouk!ths'sosI!S'sp
svtaizsr trying 10 asu Z. .anngwsArhsa3J
neloieon. 9nd p b leansd syf ,the eogn.
u end turned about haif : dosaa 4 Ia
bSsssa aissst artidl sisaMy AsliAvf / taaaiSs
tAsaaAae asAsaisl.sd yssnSdadpAld Sstf
apR eeWeAn A,iaheh+ Fhs, dptAsdt
Qp6A, bat ~ went .eut sf the stee3 \ Q
W. aad = h,Ak Va rubbsa Nsf fehssAs
iReoeAaal!y = = ! !sAssay .o1SI IsS''"s'ssl
z 5s s'is4arq Airad.ayu IA 4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-11-18

an1sbb 1Fberxsii xsinah he aetmlhhl 'sltsaisdbt6e -
sAas ~ ihtsresAins aissossrysA gh&$
~ ~ klsstiapSs eae q ~ h -
mstie books of medi4ine. Hithafte ~ sts'
'tlampts u trace @ ths origin & the fsputea9.
lHaMstac writing we fails1 Snd n III
hseu assumed thse the great. Hasmes
nsiAnstAe.egic@l pefsopage Invented y
tia eaxlise alchemists to credit the acquired
knowledge with the authority oa antiquity.
The nahdscript, when thoroughly aesiph.
cred, may throw some light ON this doubt
full point, but. even il it fails to do % the
lact that fragment Of the lost learning q
tie Egyptians has been recovered il =
fnAttst of scientific interest. The manu-.
script xas disoovesedsmong the bones of 8
.mumuNsopa yeaSY aggt by ap Arab. and d
his death it was offered to DE-: Ebarp, who
eventually purchased it at conadetahllaa
price 1t consists Of Jingle sheet Of papy-
rus, about: sixty feet IN LENGTH md tie
characters are in red and black ink. ,Judg!
ing from the characters. the date oe the
manuscript may by placed about l.5oo
years B.: d., mailing 1t overs, 800 years old /;
snd,: il written in tha earlier part OF the
centm4.it il yppld have been contempprans
eous with the period Of Moses residence At
the Court Il Pharaoh Only . portion os
the document has atpressnt been translated
BY ,Ebers, including some Of the headings
of the various chapters, such a. "'the secret
book Of. the physicians, = the science Of tho
beating; Il Ire heart. .1'"the knowledge Of
the ;aeart h saught ~ the priest-pAy'ician
Nshscelit" smediciaea for anayiatiny &C
,epHulation ot urine and Of the Al abdomen .
There is every reason to suppose that the
Egyptians STAINED high degree 81 seien-
tf6c kn1wledse at'A very early period d
, khsi. histortU ;Attlse present day itfis stin
called, We helisyea bX the copts lY ths Land q
Kemi. Lindas has suggested that q aknowI
edge u thia aart VIZ introduced Into Europe
by the Argonats. who sailed eo'Celchs te
carry ba. the Golden Fleece. The Colchiaais
according to Herodotu,. were an Egyptian
colony, and Lindas supposes the Goldeh
Fleece to have been q book written On
sheepstin. seschihxthe method q making
, gold by the chemical it,, The data Of th<
.. Argopaptic, expedition was, m according ,te
most chrpnographers. l250 ,. c. Of s0(
y Years ears later than the Sdpposed date d
%:,Ebers' maAusttipt. n Il 70 be hoped tAa'
futurenesaaachesmayAfing to Light furthe'
evidence ,af TIA ia asieatiae at history q r.
Il - u IL
gree II civilization iand scientific attain
'1aent .seaehsa by shs early races of man
4, kind...zLosdoA LaHcst. Is.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-11-18
Y l1t.. 30 y !. % =
.The Name of God.

''''T The following ilst. comprising the name
yof. GOD in forty-sight. aapsuasssl was oo1arr
piled by the we'll lrkpowp FSench nh qphiilogist,
Louis Berger, in the following manner:
Zone aAy; as III, '~sAs walking along, the
ostreeti of Paris hs heard aivoiUe' beteech.
ing i6rh - buy some nuts. Upon, looking
back VII hs discQysrpa Al that it syas tAs rdicsof
bis old barber, who, was gaining 2 Scanty
living by selling nats dn The stteet. 70
+ aid him. he hAss6,y ysmsdsl out and gave to
. .tha.harhar TIM fnIoWine list :,u;.aH -iI'!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-11-18

.dWn1r 4XsTHr WonLD DdNni.-ThS world
hss;Aad, six thousand years ia bring on its
"s .ns,t s.sssss s'sI K. B'S|s %s't de-
SORES of' ths 'broken.' todndsd, bleeding
hearth What has Rome ia her ages pf mar
tiat glory. 81 Greece Ii hsrsgss Of phiss.
uphic culture '1r TsAnemsnty done 70 soly,
the rsxed probleu Of aching humanity !
What 'tsea~sIot comfort @ has ths 9qd .isss
from TIE barren irocke whlt trees, have
they planted in the world's-dssssti yhoee
leaf shall not fade, neither shall thl
iftu,it thereof b ~, consumed !; who's YtuA
ain bs'1or ms4t. ana the lisasBsf nssli.
cine p! On the hAAds Aov' many
thousands, .Fseked With, Pein, ,tpztMHzed M viii
Doubt anxiety. agitated yith lemoyse. dalt
susd With bsreavemsht4ths taek' ~
. ysary. A. 1N9aSly. Tie. dying. hay bssa
ehees,d md eonforted by tksF sysflastiAo
suasaia&iea q thiah6 hoSk ta1,' '"'''i
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-11-18
" SCHOOL Days.
BY JOIN g. wElr!.ss..

S.'lI 81, The school house ,. Sheroad,
"A ragged :,e33s.a srnn;ng; ..ts; 4,
Around it ';t:lithe annachs row, A..
And Glackba Tv vines are :usniD.. +
W.i.,:a,t.,e masters dc,i;. is SEEM -
Deea Scared by .aps Official;
The warpins foo, the Uttered wills,
d. The jaa.:s-i. ni2c's ceived in.iial. s., ..
lie charcoal -rescocs OIL IT, W.:
Il; doo.'- won sicc, be,rayi,g -.
The feel sh:.t, c:eepn; low to SC ,ool,
Went s.o-n.hG ort 10 playiD.. s
5 Lon Yeas ego, winters un
Shown Owe j. 1T setting; "a. =
L;;t u, il; estern window panes
-, Hnd low ewes icy citing. "
L, touched tho tangled golden cni,s
e., And btow eyes. .uli OF :,riev n,
o. one who st II ae steps delayed
When Ill the school were leay:n...
For neGf Ter stood The title boy
iler childish i:.vor singled:
Hi. ca - pulled low ,:pon y face
Waere bride ;,nd.. shame were NIL led
Pushing s. In pe::tless feet the snow
"I Tor.yhi anGI let, ae lnye ed
As seatlessly her s;nv hand
Tho b ne caeck-apron fingered.
He saw her lift her eyes; he felt j.. F..
The soft hands light caressing,
And heard the tremble of hetvoice,
AS L 8 fault confessing. '''"'
Pm sorry ,nat spell the word;
haze 10 go above you, ......
Eecause"-the brown eyes lower fell
'' Because, you see love YOU"
Sill memory 10 :: gray-ilai- ed man
That swee, Child ace is showing;
Dear gill the 3 asses ON 'er grave 80
! Hive ior;y years heen growing!
He lives, to learn, in LIES SAD school,
How few VINO pass above him
Lamen.' tleir triumph and his loss,
Like ;,er-be ar,se they love hin.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-11-18
Row TO MAKE THE GEANGE UCEFUL.

"A correspondent of the Cincinnati
ii G.u.,gc Dute:a,, whose Grange
was speedily brought up 10 q meni-
bership Of sixty, initiating OILY those
whom The most deliberate Judgment
pronounced worthy, says: I" L.. .'..i
." After the iiiitiasory process be-
came less interesting rom it's iae-
qaency we raised important questions,
involving Science and p1ac:ical ex-
pefience, THUS increasing the Interest
m the loage-room., BY interchan3-
Ing opinions, mental benefit resulted.
Also, a course Of lectures was given,
occurring semi-monsh'y-tluring cold
weather; and the lecturers having
the piy:ie3e of selecting their sub
iec.s, a variety of mater;al was brought
before us fo- deliberation- Outsiders
Nee benefited hyslhese, entersasn-
.neiits being free 70: all Hence it
would be no esy calculation to es.i-
.nate the ,2ood Influences Resulting
We me- III :s;,,la;a,esd our attention 10
literary i,nptotcmen;. We secured
q library oE q few h,,ndrol volumes
~ each member donating whatever
important Or, useful works he pos
sessed, or saw ft to purchase
and 10 present 70 the- lodge,
to become .iIis properly again q; his
discresiol.. Essays and selections
oeclysisesSa prominent positiqn;: and
.cce table zeal and energy is con
aty manifested in thiS particular:
Some considerable talent and :htelli-
gence. is also discerpabia, So we
have satisfactorily demonstraied The
necessity Of work, op,tFside oepl,tFsi OF lodge
M9-k proper, to. keep up and retain
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-11-18

* Blythe sals Of these lists the barber waa
enabled to make as good living, not
better. than Mr.. Berger himaalskd sdE 1sp fSdfs
iTaltSt. II; ,nsodono -9bs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-06-08

At the recent county convention,
it was decided to call a Convention
for the purpose of nominating county
officers, August 18th, Let all good
Democrats remember this, and attend
their primary meetings, that none
but good men are sent to the Convon-
ton as delegates. We have n host of
candidates to select from everyone
of whom expects n nomination. and
in order to insure harmony, which
means, success, we must have fair
men as delegates. We want no ex.
Cuse for boiling, but let matters be so
arranged that the unlucky aspirants
will yield u loyal obedience to the
will of their party as expressed
through their delegates,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-06-08
Democratic and Conservative
Convention for the3d Congress-
iOnal District.

Pursuant TO previous notice, a meeting
Of the Democratic Executive Committee,
for the Sd Congressional District, was held
at the Hale House in the city Of Charleston,
on Thursday, April 9Th 1876 On motion,
the following resolution was adopted:
Resoi,cd, That Convention for the pur-
pose Of nominating a Democratic candidate
TO represent the ID Congressional District,
in the House Of Representatives OF the i5tn
Congress Of the United States, be called to
meet in the city Of Charleston, on Wednes-
day, August o, 1876.
In accordance with the action Of said
Committee, the Democratic and Conserva-
tive voters Of the Sd Congressional District,
are requested to meet and select delegates
to represent them in the Convention to be
held for the purpose and at the time and
place aforesaid.
G, p SNYDER, Chm.
j. NJ. Rowan, Secy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-06-08
Presldent Counly Courl.

Nr Editor:
Up to the present time, so far as |
know, there is but one gentleman be
fore the Democratic Conservative
Convention for the office of President
of the county Court, and that is Mr..
D. S. VanMatre. ! believe he ought
to be nominated for these reasons;
He is a lawyer of considerable expe-
rience, a gentleman of good morals,
is close and attentive to business,
and now being engaged in the mer-
camille business, and not practicing
his profession, could give the office
his study and attention. He is also
from a district that has heretofore
been neglected in the apportionment
of officers, and this should make in
his favor. nominated and elected
he will give confidence, tone and dig
nifty to the County Court Bench. |
hope it will be the pleasure of the
Convention tonominate him. There
is no discount on his Democracy.
JusTIcE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-06-08
STATE MATTERS.

Moundsyillo now has 15i CONFLICTS,
an increase If two since last week,
Putnam will have one or Two more
at the next term Of Court,
Marshall county is to have 4 nca
Court House.
a Grafton workman has shot Il
bird in the Valley rive, which he
can't explain. 1t is said to resemble
IL duck, IL hawk, a loon aud a crow
without being either. The great
unknown"
Bethany College has latterly been
in financial straits, but we are glad
to hear that there is n fair prospect
of her getting through, Very liberal
contributions, we understand, are
being made by friends of the institu-
ton throughout the country, suili-
cient, very probably, to relieve at
least the urgent prcssure.-IIc!lSJur
Herald.
The Wellsburg He,aM says the po-
tato bugs about there are not as hun
CRY as usual, and potatoes thrive in
spite Of them.
Last Friday night, Adams, hotel
keeper of Webster, was robbed while
he and his wife were ethered. After
applying the narcotic the two robbers
took $50 from Mr.. Adams, and SIS
from Mrs, Adams pocket; also a gold
watch from the bureau. They then
went to the dining room, and par
took ola square meal, after which
they shook off the dust and left.
They were fred upon by other par.
ties, but escaped uninjured.
Behold u mani A. c. Bowman SAYS
to the voters of Barbour county: II
hold the office of Presiding Judge to
be one Of the most important Of i'll
the offices in the county, and one
which the man should honor, and
every citizen and voter should refer
the question to himself---is he hon
est, is he capable, aud should trust
no man to this position who is UNI
worthy have, therefore, declined,
and am not now eager for the Office,
because | feel distrustful of my abili-
ties"
From a gentleman engaged in sell
ing fruit trees in this county we
learn that the fruit is not injured to
any great extent. In his opinion
the blooms that have come out since
the cold snap are amply sufficient to
cover the trees with us much fruit as
they are capable of bearing, and that
the prospect is exceedingly good at
presont,-CSarksJ~g Telegraph
About dusk yesterday, a boy named
lrome, about II years old, while play
ing on q float AT Wilson'S landing,
fell off and before assistance could be
rendered, was drowned, Efforts were
at once instituted to recover the body,
and in about an hour afterwards II
was found near the spot where the
sad accident occurred, -1Mccliag Rcg.
Sigf,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-06-08

the Republican party; and in apray-
or of half an hour in length, he en-
lightened the Lord as to the achieve
ments of Radicalism, and thanked
Him that "those who inaugurated
open, fragrant, deadly war to compel
our government to submit to its own
dissolution have been made TO sub
nit" This is q fair specimen Of the
usual performances at Arlington ON
Decoration Day. The EreniRg Star,
of this city, which may be ranked as
an Independent Republican paper,
in an editorial article yesterday on
Decoration Day, urges its observance
by the Northern and Southern peo-
pie simultaneously and in common,
and says: "Since the union of our
common country in harmony is con-
ceded to be consummation devoutly
to be wished, why not make the day
one of honor to American valor with
out reference to the side on which the
heroic dead fought in our late unhap-
by civil strife?" Good for the Star,
THE SECRET SERVICE FUND.
One of the loulcst and most mex
cusablc wrongs perpetrated by Con-
gress, under Republican rule, was
the public treasury, of an enormous
sum of money, which was placed in
the hands of the President, to be eX-
pended as he desired, without respon,
sibility to any one, and denominated
the Secret Service Fund" 1t has
been discovered by investigating
committees Of the present House,
whittier large portions of the Secret
Service Fund went, and for what
purposes it was expended. When
Williams was Attorney General, he
expended large sums in the employ
ment-of men who Travelled through
the South, ostcnsibly on business,
but really to fomcnt strife between
the two races, and to manufacture
"Ku KluX outrages." This has been
sworn to by Witty, cx-chiof of de-
tectives of the United States, who
had, under Williams, directed the
management of the whole infamous
business. The next point to which
the committee directed its attention
was the disposition made of n portion
of this fund by one Johnny Daven-
port, in the discovery of election
frauds in New York City. AS an ev-
idence that the Secret Service Fund
was literally stolen from the Treasu-
ny, contrary to all law and precedent,
and with the intention that it should
be used to keep the Republican party
in power, it is little remarkable
that upon 10 occasion was single
dollar expended to detect and expose
Republican frauds in elections, and
though they were numerous and UNI
blushing all over the country; but
always for the exposure of alleged
frauds on the part of the opposition.
1t is to be hoped that Mr.. Sam. Ran
dali and his Appropriation Commit
tee will see to it that the President
and Department and Bureau Officers
shall not be provided by this Con-
gress with public money to he cX-
pended as they see fit, and without
being obliged to account for every
dollar of it, as it is expended, and
not three or four years afterwards,
before an investigating committee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-06-08
Senatorial Convention.

A correspondent suggests Point
Pleasant as the place for holding the
next Senatorial Convention, and j,
y Bowycr, of Putnam, us the candi-
date, Putnam is clearly entitled to
the Senator this time, us Mason,
Jackson and Roanc, have each had a
SENATOR and we presume the other
counties will give toPutnam the can
didato she may present We know,
ut least, that this is the feeling in
Mason
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-06-08
pliance5 llsgi n as manlffacturo 9

pliances gsed "a tho uanlhaeture OF
paper collars
The different make 81 scales, such
as Fairbanks, Howes and Philadel-
phia Scale Works, hatc large dis
plays.
The process of naking pins is
very interesting
Messrs. Archie y Browell, of Vir-
ginia, tobacco manufacturers, having
with them six old Virginia darkcys,
to sing for the people, always have
an appreciatiye crowd around them.
We wouldlike to describe more
fully the many interesting things we
seen in Machinery Hall, but have to
forego it for want of time. In our
next we hopeto describe the West
Virginia building and the displays
made by our State.
Yours, JIM.