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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-06-22

darling. He started home along the dismal
road at nightfal.
As he went along on horseback thunder
storm broke, and in the most lonely part
Of the road. and in the heaviest part Of the
storm, ko heard child cry. Robbers had
been known to do some bad work along that
road, and it was known that this herdsman
had money with him, the price of the cattle
sold. The herdsmau first thought it was
stratagem to have him halt and be despoiled
of his treasures but the child's cry became
more keen and rending, and so he dismounted
and felt around in the darkness and all in
vain, until he thought OF hollow that he
remembered near the road where the child
might be- and for that be started, and sure
enough found a little one tagged out and
drenched of the storm and almost dead.
He wrapped it up as well as he could and
mounted his horse and resumed his journey
home. Coming in sight OF his cabin he saw
it all lighted up and supposed his wife had
husband through the darkness. But, no.
The house was full Of excitement and the
neighbors were gathered and stood around
the wife OF the house, who was insensiblo as
from some great calamity. On inquiry the
returned husband found that the little child
Of that cabin was gone. She had wandered
out to meet her father and get the present
he had promised. and the child was JoSc.
Then the father unrolled from the blanket
the child he had found In the fields, and lol
it was his own child and the lost ono Of the
prairie home, aud tho cabin quaked with the
shout over the lost one found.
How suggestive OF the fact that onco We
rere lost in the open fields or among the
mountain crags. Gods wandering children.
and He found us dying In the tempest and
wrapped US in the mantle OF His love and
fetched US home. gladneSs AMI congratula-
tion bidding us welcome. The fact is that
the world does not know God. or they would
all fock to Him. Through their own blind
ness or the fault os some rough preaching
that has got abroad in the centuries. many
men and women have an idea that God Is
tyrant, an oppressor, an autocrat Mana
Sanlp, an omnlpotent Eerod Ant;pas. ~ Is
libel against the Almighty; it is a slander
against the heavens; it is a defamation
OF the infinities.
counted in my Bible 3Ol times the wor |
"nercy," single or compounied with other
words. counted in my Bible 473 times the
word .'love," single or com pounded with
other words. Then got tired counting.
Perhaps you might count more. being better
at figures. But the Hebrew and the Greek
and the English languages have been taxed
till they cannot pay any more tribute to the
love and mercy and kindness and grace anC
charity ami tenderness and friendship anc
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-06-22

miebty discipline, by which they are to be
3orepared for usefulness and heaven. The
secret of it all is, they have by the help Of
The eternal God learned how to forget.
Another practical thought-when our
Faults are repented Of let them go out OF
mind. II God forgets them, we have right
10 forget them. Having once repented OF
bur infelicities and misdemeanors, there IS
no need of our repenting Of them again.
Suppose owe you a large sum Of money,
aud YOU are persuaded I am incapacitated
Ito pay. and you give me acquittal from that
obligation. You say: II cAncsl that debt.
An is right now. Start again." And the
next day I come in and say: :'You know
about that big debt lowed you. I have come
in to get you to let me of. feel 30 bad
about it cannot rest. Do let me of" You
reply with little impatience: II did let you
Don. bother he t5sn y0uGsSs snd bother
The following day I come N and say: my
dear sir. about that debt. I can never get
over the fact that owed you that money.
. It is something that weighs on my mind like
a milestone. Do forgive me that debt" !"
/ This time you clear lose your patience and
| cav: s'You are q nuisance. What do you
mean by this reiteration Of that affair? I
am almost sorry forgave you that debt.
Do you doubt my veracity, or do you not
understand the plain language in which
| told you that debt was canceledr
Wei nv friends, there are many Chris.
tians guilty of worse folly than that. While
| It is ria:,. that they repent of new sins and
of recent sins, what is the use of botherlng
| yourself and insulting God by asking him to
forgive sins that long ago were forgiven?
God has forgotten them. Why do you not
forget them? No, you drag the load on with
you and 365 times year, if you pray every
he has not only forgiven but forgotten.
Quit this folly. I do not ask you less to re-
alize the turpitude of sin, but ask you to
fnlI deliyerance Of his mercy. He does not
give receipt for part payment or 80 much
received on account but receipt in full, God
having for Christs sake decreed, "your sins
and your iniquities will remember no more" !"
AS far as possible, let the disagreeables OF
life drop. We have enough things In the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05

Ezra Wood, one of Breckenridge S
energetic young men, has purchased
the Endrican saw mill one and one-hali
miles east and south Of town and will
take possession rs soon AS he RECEIVERS
from the grip.
At the annual meeting of the Con-
gregational church and society held
two weeks ago the following officers
were elected. Clerk, George Belleck;
Treas, Mrs. }. w. Lewis. reelected;
Deacon, ID. w. Breckenridge, reelected;
Organist. Mrs. Cook; Assistant, Mrs.
Alice Mulligan; Cho:rstor, Ell. Hill;
Assistant, w. Il King: Trustees,
Albert Hill and ID. w. Breckenridge
were reelected.
Mrs. Z. Parmetier, who has suffered
from heart disease for number OF
months, WAS considered so low Tues
day that three of her daughters, of
whom, one resides at Battle Creek. one
at Oberlin, o., and one at Elgin, H..
were summoned by telegram. Another
daughter, Mrs. Frank Monroe, who
lives south and west OF town has been
attending her. Tuesday evening a
change took place for the better occur
red and hopes of her recovery are
entertained.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05
Fire Insurance.

Property owners of Alma, look over
your fire insurance policies and see if
you are insured in sound and reliable
companies.
Many of the smaller companies have
been compelled TO reinsure their risks
and wind up their affairs during the
season of 1891.
Perhaps some one has bought policy
in some one of these financially weak
concerns.
Why will you pay your money for
such protection when there are such
companies doing business in Alma as
Home, of n. Y, Fire Association and
American of Philadelphia, Hartford,
Germania, Michigan Fire and Marine
and other stanch companies with mill
ions of capital and surplus to pay losses
that may occur. Business men con-
slider the value of an insurance policy
before you buy it and accept none but
the best, The best is none too good
for you. When you buy insurance have
the satisfaction of knowing that should
you meet with loss by fire that you are
insured i'll company that pays all
losses promptly. 1t will cost you no
more to insure in a good company than
a poor one. Are you insured, if not do
not delay getting a policy that is II
protection? II. ID. LEMEN. 669.2w.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05
Great Reduction in Prices.
Look Here!
',''''' '''' Photographs
Only $l.OO per Dozen
Until the lst
of March, 1892, at
LEWIS GALLERY.
ALMA, MICH.
ROUND THE COUNTY.

Arcadia Center.
Editor Record
Mrs. Byron Lewis is very sick at this
writing.
Another little oliye branch at w. S.
Bangs. 1t is girl
Stella Carpenter, of Ithaca, was the
guest of G.. ID. Downs last week.
Dell Johnson has returned from
Indiana where he has been visiting for
some time.
Mrs. Downs and son, w. w. Iyerson
spent Sunday III Ithaca with f. H..
Dodge and family.
Matte Burgers returned home Satur-
day from East Arcadia where she has
been visiting her uncle tor the past
week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05
Riverdale

EditOI Record
Another p. of |. Lodge Disbands.
a correspondent of the st. Johns Re
publican thus relates the manner in
which another Patron of Industry or
ganization blew out the light and re-
tired from business:
At meeting of the p of l. lodge
held in district No. 10, Bath, last Thurs
day night, it was unanimously resolved
that while we kick like a bay steer
against 'soulless corporations, horny
handed middle-men and 'monopolies,
yet we are fully resolved that while we
tremble at the nations fate We are not
going to neglect our woodpiles to pre-
serve the State. Therefore be it re-
solved that we the members Of No. 10
Lodge, Bath, Mich, are tired and sick
of monkeying with the muzzle end of
the ship of state when we know it is
loaded: therefore, let us eat, drink and
be merry while we live and let politics
and monopolies go plump TO that place
where the coal never gives out and the
worm dieth not. There was IS left in
the treasury, 50 the President sent a
committee down to the village for
oysters and pepper sass while the
members repaired to w. II. Courts
and when they had eaten oysters and
played "snap and kiss EN- with the
sisters until two o'clock in the morn
ing they adjourned sine die. Thus an
other secret" industry is wiped out of
existence. This is the wiDd.up of t he
e. OF l. in Bath township. We are
sorry to see it collapse but don't know
how it can be helped.
Shaffer has the grip at last.
Mr.. Fox was out of town the other
day, some people go long way around
to get TO Alma.
Our postoflice has again changed
hands. 1t has been moved into the
drug store of Mr.. Mills.
lIouck says trade is picking up nice
ly at Bradley's store lots of Old custom
ers are calling on him and bringing
their trade with them They are find
ing out that talk is cheap and one
mans dollar ought to be worth as much
AS another mans 100 cents.
The Cooperative Stock store in this
place looks TO the public as if it had re
turued to its original state of innocuous
desuetude. The report is that the stock
holders are anxious to sell their stock
at fifty cents on the dollar to be releas-
ed from coming liability. The sto re is
run at present by John B. Adams Sr.,
John B. Adams Jr., Miss Bay Adams,
and Joel Adams as adviser.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05
fitRE'S AN IDEA.
Housekeepers Advised TO Have Their Il CHI
en- Tables Covered with Tin.


Housekeepers who have never had a
Uncovered table for kitchen use are
still unacquainted with one of the most
valuable articles Of domestic economy.
1t is never too late to get one, however,
as an ordinary kitchen table takes
kindly to the metal cover. Get the tim
smith to fit a sheet of tin on the table
and perforate the edges for tacking
The tin should cover the thickness of
the board top, that it may be tackled on
the under side of the table.
A table SO covered needs no scrub
bing, is impervious to hot kettles, sheds
grease as the proverbial ducks back
does water, and, in fact, cheers the
heart of the kitchen maid more than
anything on earth except her wages and
her company" The woman who does
her own work should not let another
dawn find her without one, if she is not
at present rejoicing in it. Said wise
family man the other day: Anything
which simplifies the domestic labor of
the household should be regarded as of
distinct benefit TO mankind" and he
was speaking of Uncovered kitchen
table upon whose virtues his wife was
dilating.
A fair and cheap substitute is found
by covering tables with the marble
cloth sold sometimes for washstands
and children's bbs. 1t was Mephisto-
pheles himself who designed kitchen
tables out of soft pine boards With
their absorbent and spreading quail
ties tiny drop of grease is quickly
converted into an unsightly blotch,
and hot handle or kettle sears its in
delible mask across their surface.
They were made, certainly, to be COW
cred.
Another good use for marbled cloth
is for the floor of closets. 1t is easily
put down and fitted. Many closets are
seldom stepped into, and as there is
hardly any, or at least but trifng
wear, its durable qualities are not
tested. Closet floors so covered may
be easily wiped over with damp cloth
every morning, thus securing all loose
dust and preventing any injury from
II to clothes that may be piled or hang
ing within.-Chicago News
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05
ALMA BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
BANKERS.

III :. TURCK & Goa general banking
w business transacted. Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic Exchange. Special attention
given 20 Collections.
WIN. :. TURCK. A. w. WRIGHT. G.. :. WARD.
j. III. SEAyER. &. IL. WEBSTER
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05

n q. Il. VI. Regular reviews OF Alma Tent,
Il, No. 34 are held on second and fourth
Tuesday of each month, at the hall, Visit
ing sir Knights are invited 10 meet with us.
WM x. PAINE. X. h.
NICK G.. DAVIDSON Com.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05

We will pay literally for the services
of an energetic lady or gentleman in
every town, to represent choice pub.
lication, elegantly illustrated and i'm
meDsely popular. y full copy of the
book furnished free. For particulars
address G. b. Beach q Co., Lakeside
Building, Chicago. G69 CIV.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05
Brock enrldRe,

Clint and Milt Taylor spent Sunday
with their mother near Merrill.
Claude Cruson spent Sunday in
Breckenridge and returned to Alma
Monday.
Mrs. j. Il. Stebbins has recovered
from her recent attack Of La Grippe.
Her mother is visiting her now.
Oliver Welch, whose injury was men,
toned in last weeks correspondence,
has returned to the same work again.
lie says that no buzz isaw can "knock
him out the second time.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05

The greatest worm destroyer on earth is Dul-
lam's Great German Worm Lozengers only -
cents per box For sale by b. VauDenBergh.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05
PROFESSIONAL.

T A. BAGLEY, Physician and Surgeon.
Z. Residence, State street. Omee, room
No. !, Wright's Opera House block, 2nd. uoor.
Once hours, 30 To $3.50 ana 10 p. IN. On
Pension HOard Wednesdays
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05

Try Dullam's Great German - cent Cough
Cure at NanDenBergh's.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05

Try Dullams Great German Is cent Liver
Pills. 30 in each package. For sale by Is. Van
DenBergh.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-05

Try Dullam's Great German Is cent Live
Pills, 20 in each package at VanDenBergh's.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-10
flOUIi.

HECKER'S Self-Rais ng
BuckWh3at has stood The
test OF nearly half a cent
ury. and is the delight Of
every household that uses
1t. Being Economical, Re-
liable and Healthful. Do
not fail to use
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-11-23

" Nsw YoeAa ssaesAn byl
mlavltho 5aas wi vYmspeyAsf i
ladt aftiaitg eelsiaaiml 4. Mmks
- ssatsls. WISH 4 WI pFohItaa@
shlasiAne, ~ ha tAle svAm nAsyte
mtl sa slstfsh hosllaek. paki oaas
aa heaaiih ilslu edhAdoyAAs Iass.
itaHlaAy ms sAoshssevAey On
sAm = sedassasAa tAssky pFs pad.
leulslesvi A. viseei ysssaa
Milwsssss, VIZ ssslslssso
aasi "a sssHsA aoyBm poisssm 4
siee saltsa Itm FeIsogbehgH afmy
ksffs a Ioels ~ f,ha w WMsfs
Ciytnafa al, alma sAota ' abn#a
eiso,000 spasDbsea
PFstf stFnek odbfyk .Nkfedni
vgbaf4 usl sitodai alesd slss a.
hAisna bais sebhse badovs fsps.
. u bod odpoledae Dopolsdas
tthoi daa odbysA schha sSkoant ".
boz ' i6ml mla1
: sehtetAF ssitss Imenovai w
tisrsea Aofnisi, AserAt vyIsdaAvssi
mA > indiAnsb}m kmsasm Mes
Psrees ' ldsho . odstoapsnf dAsu
rossAhla resefvaoe Iejich.
Mtstetsa Durham, Ark, bylo
' pktek cykionem tamsf dplns
posrehu remsksho smeteno. Jedlns
ikoInt badosa tha,aIa netknatou.
. v snamoyns posIanch So. kon.
gresa ss.eds,i bade 29a demokfata,
la5 repubiikAna populista, tax
AZ v6taima demokratickA 90 hlasa
obnAseti bude.
v lowe yxmahA 80 hnntf proti
prohibici ii nejpfednajif rspubli.
kkni prohlasili SO ill va prospsch
odvolAni xak0na onoho.
Ed. G. Little Kansas City,
Mo, jmenoyan presidenlem IN 20.
neralniho konsula v Kahyfe, v
Egypt6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-11-23
eony lid" J"

Tohoto tydne vyjde a rozesylati
Sc bude jiz 6tyrty sesit Haihovny
Americks, nfz uvefejhovAn Jest
velepoutavy roman vynikajfciho
spisovatele francouzskeho, Eugene
Sue, "pgtng I'D" v romAnu
tomto VERNE lfoeny jsou cetne ony
pixie kdysi vsemocneho fadu jexo-
vitskeho, kdyz docflenf nejakeho
cile Sc Jim jednalo a prav6 sesitu
tomto sc del nalezita roxvinovati
podfna. Lfoenor jest tn podivu-
hodne vyyaznutf nastroji jezovit-
skymi tax krute pronAsledovaneho
Dagoberta obou sirotkd, pod
ochranou jeho stoifcfch, sejftf sc
jich phi rozskotanf lode tajemnym
dosud ochrancem jejich, Gabrielem,
jakoa ! nenadale objevenf SO na
phde francouzske indsk6ho prin.
ce Dzalmy, namz nAcelnfk jezovi.
Ia IA to mel, ze dosud zalAffch
indsksch dpi. = ysichni tito
spechajf do Pafize, ably jakozto
dedici baiecneho bohatstvf, na toto
naroky ciniti mebli proto nynf
cinnost tainych nepfatel jejich
zvSsena byti must, nemajf-li plany,
takou pe6liyosti sestaven6 pro.
myslene, nivec uvedeny byti.
Move tyto plany mimi zaroveii
ma jeyist6 dramatu nov6 vystupujfcf
charaktery lfceny budou seskech
dalsfch, jimii zajem ctenafstva
neien udraoyAu, ale neustalc IVY
sovan bude. -
kdo k odbfrani poutaveho roma.
nu tohoto dosud Sc nepfihlasil,
nechr neopomene co ncjdffve tax
u6initi, TAX ably mu vydan6 jix
sesity dosavadnf zasoby zaslany
bSti molly, TAX ably cel6 toto
cenne dilo knihovne sye celym
mel.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-11-23

f,ael "a. dspls ! tfsta. : hshaf
ssaAsAms. ts Isms ~ aesisWsit
iamAeer. ~ shbsl fessf AHle - "a
asAsta ssissssle syiAsa Tfl ae
eeebYiha aksNil ssai piakfhy
svlisnfhf kaiIAa systsywja -
slm iiashsas kylishpa ~ fggdplst
~ Iii miaale Isme pfasi eAma
Nsfegsll Hgpsntnlli, " nehs1sHe
seiepyh'iai "a feaIse, ~ ~ hadga
sraGshy JsIiAet byaham fAis =
tiatil ivinllasa Ishe honss. pe8af
me, sby kistslls - atissA bYis
hAm 1sm isleafsaely ibasd sia
lsae. ssA sbyeham tastabi lsho
fliAfetisl mabll ssplasina t4s pa,
.ayl siklsnt - lsho sssAesf
sastdaeai pyYsds iaA bt sdAls
ne. slyiti sssb aspi6 sde siyasi.
~ Imtea iuast aale. Iess passasy
i vesgtslnI. kalalAha obli1sIr. tms
ssbo vlssa asi, hepalfuS ksif
Ny pod nesem . mlavi iidos
sktm pGisssssm.
ktokoIls ma sasj nalakS psuisn
sytiil, hsehF nam W bes odAla.ia
ofukmt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-11-23
DROBHE zPHAvY.

U Chester, Ill roxdrcen byl v
patek "a prudke vichfice vyvrace.
nym stromem pfibytek farmera II.
ottengena, pfi 6emz manzelka a
dva ditky jeho okamzit6 usmrceny
byly.
u roxkazu odboru pokladnicuf-
ho budou na dale veskery parnfky,
pfistehovalce mezipalubf vezoucf,
pfim6fens karanten6 a dhkladne
desinfekci podrobovany, TAX ably
moznemu zavle6enf Europe do.
sud fadfcf cholsry ma bfeh anne
ricky zabrandno bylo.
Smutne skon6ila osIava demo-
kratickeho yitezstyf volebniho v
Mountain View, Ark. 0slava Ia
pofadana totik We skolnf budova a
nesrastnou nahodou vziiala Sc zaso.
ba prachu a ohhostrojh, tam uloze-
n5ch a nastalym yybuehem byla
celia budova roEmeteua, pfi cemz 4
osoby okamaite usmrccny IS jich
tezce zraneno.
u IIiawatha, Kan, uhofela v
patek dy6 d6cka farmera Beetle ho.
Deeka hrala 81 kupy slamy Sc
sirkami, pfi 6emz cd t6chto slama
Sc vzhala a decka uhofela dfive,
nez ku pomoci pfispdno byti jim
mohlo.
V Pittsburgh zahajen byl v
patek soud Sc stAvkAfi homestead.
skSmi, kteff velkou porotou Z
vrafdy Pinkertonoych Y case osud.
ne stayky obIaloyani byli a siee
zapo6ato pfelf6enf d6lnfkem syl.
yester Critchlowem, proti nsmuz
nejzavain6jsi svtdectvf sebrAno
bylo.
Terence Powderly, velmistr
fAdu Ry,ffh Pniee, byl iestnA.
ctem vyro6nim sjeEdu v 81. Lsuis
zvolen Enoyu yelmistrem i02 proti
0 hlashm; ]. W. IIayes Eyoleu byl
zApisnikem.
" Milwaukee zayrazIil W. X.
Binder ' pondtli rano svou mAnlel.
ku, sedmiletou dcerusku a kone5nS
sebe. Ueinil pry TAX nspoehybna
proto. Dc nA.lcdkcm -pojeni se firmy,
pro k,erou pracoval co knihyedonci,
iirmon jinon, mel Eaujmouti posts-
vent pcdiirentisi.
We Woodstock, MINI, olou.
pena byia We stFedn ve6er iamul
banka dvsma rakuklenymi Iupi6i a.
o tio0o. VSdor PronksledOy&ni,
nebyli luPldi dosud dopadsui
obchodnich ipadka sdAlo Sc y
sopsiAu "a minulf tgden 2s0 Proti
$40 ' tydni pF,dchorim . proti 2ss
v tSmi ttdni roka minaItho.
" Baltimore sniSen byl We
Ssvrtsk poiArem pivovar National
Bre~ing CO.. M roha o'Donnell
. 3. 81. ssoitci. 6tmE skoda tIsss
900 pfssAhuiicf spasobenA.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-11-23

President Harrison vydal sobo.
tn proklamaei, kterouk prohlasujf
Sc IA pozemky vefejn6 yeskery
ony pozemky, iez Y proklamaci
presidenta Arthura ze dne ~.
kv6tna 1850 vyrnadeny hyly a
kter6i zapadne cd llo stupne za.
padnf d6lky obyodu dzemi
Utah leaf. Pozemky tyto vyhraze-
ny byly dosud k a6elhm indian.
skym a sou pry yelice bohaty ma
zlatou, stfibrnou a m6d6nou rudu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-11-23
Do Milwaukee, Wis,

Cteu6mu odberatelsivu Milwau.
kee doyolujem ii oznhmiti, 10 pan
Eronf. Draho5, l992 Fond du Lac
Ave. uykzal Sc laskave iednatel.
stvi pro list mas tamt6z, pro GELD
mdsto, mimo odberatelh, iei p. Fra.
ma iiz ode dAvna obstarava. odpo-
roucime p. Drahose pfizni rodakA
Milwauckyeh co neivteleji.
yyd. Pokroku ZApadu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-11-23
yjsledek voIby ' Ohio.

Statni sckreiaf Poorman uvefcjnil
We 6tsrtek zpravu o ySsledku yolby,
o ktcr6z domniyA Sc, fe opira SO o
yysledek sci,ani ifadniho, sice oh.
driel die ni republikansky 6ekanec
pro dfad tajemnika statniho ydtsinu
966 hlash. Pryy elektorh republi.
kanskgch, Danford, obdriel 900
hlAsh vice. ned prvyz elektorh demo.
kraiiek}ch. Seward, o 2299 hlasd
vice, ned ostatnf elektofi republican.
sli. Seward, dem, obdrzel llo2
vice nes obuAsela prhm6rna y6tsina
republikhnskh 1850 hlash vice,
ned osiatni elektoti demokrati6li a
nasledkem toho jest take iedinkSm
Z demokratiekych elektord, kterfi
zvolcn byl.
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zhoubnj prsrIjni polar

sypuknal pAtek jifnt cd Sioux
City, Ia, pobltie feky Missouri a
nei daliimu iiiehi jebo meze polo
ziti se podatilo, zniceno Jim yse,
co pruhu mile sirok6m 20 mil
dloubem sc naldyalo. Pies 900
stohd obsahujfeich $4,000 tun sena,
bylo na ran6ich zni6eno a iedin6
tim skoda $4,000 obnaseifci, spa.
bena. Mimo toho zniceno bylo
dravym ziylem mnoho mil plotH,
nekolik mosth zna6n6 bospodAf.
sk5ch stroll, kterez poll zanecha.
ny byly.
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MOVE zpRlvy OoMlCl.


10 4 bFesaa badou mlli, Iak
jsme jii nAmiIi, dsmokrat6 /
sataiuu nAtn spolsoy6m. nsbog
"a mlsto ntkoltka repubiikAnd.
iehi lhAts jlI pfoohAti. syoisni
idou demokrate, TAX he sloisnf
scnAiu ss konvtesu buds die jed
notlIyyeh ssath nAsledosnimi
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poradtk pearY, k,erSi, jak D tom
sprawl sme pfinesli, so,va ped
sskolika tydny a odyAin6 vfakam.
% cesty ave 4 soyerni to6nt - na
yratil, hodlA iii opttnd na podob
nou vtprayu sc yydati siee ma
y}praya "A pofAdAna bfti uarodni
akademii we'd Philadelphia. Sc.
krethf nAmofnietya byl ihdAn, ably
Pcarymu tfiIeton dovolenou udtlil,
zdrAhh Sc ale TAX u6initi, nhsled.
KEN dehoi tonto 80 sluiby namofni
yystoupiti mini.
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yisledek solby ' Oregon.

Die zpravy Portland dosld "a
potfebf bude dfadniho s6ftani hla.
sd v poslednf yolbe odevzdanych,
ku zjitttni, zda pouzc tfi di vsech.
ny ctyry elcktoralnf hlasy stAtu
toho pro stranu repnblikanskou
vrIeny byly. .Ieden elektorh ne.
odvisl6 strany Iidu, ktersz ! ma
listek demokraticky dan byl, zapo.
tfebf ma ku sv6mu zvoleni pouEe
n6kolik hlasd a tyrdf, ze Evoleni
jeho ifadnim sdftanim Ejisteno
bnde.
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v senatu kongresu nynsjifho rase-
dalo AZ republlkAnh, 80 demokrath,
! neodyisls q alllan6nik. - Ztra
Il tudiz republikAn6 sedm mist,
kdelto demokrats nabydou ctyfi a
alliancniei 3.