davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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a C4a.1FDI,EIA cock has twp iers
growing Out ot Ia back. They d. MOI
q .se- II formation from Tx under ones.
spa mike sxr-S l.mis, gre unde- THE
oomn6na OF tbt pUns- and mEy nt
ps.5 hr INN. When be heromes tired
Of standing n iis uaturEl position, he
gives Z , iap and walks OF UPSIDE
down &c sometimes Turns 5 pumnef
az samme-ssults II succession out o.
uu-e love i1- Il. Atie- taxing GrInk
be Immediately turns over 80 "a 10
swallow il more readily. Hf LIS
moved terrible frptsr, looking Ike 3
revolving Vheel o. hs kicks II B. nl-ec-
INNS
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A Rich !exess rnrrse. u Christian.

Something o. ssnsEtIup iias t't=sr
c-eaip5 IN Hebrew soc,e,y Lnroncbnnt
lDt count~r by Lis ci&ndest.,t Ma
-iart .: Eias Pike, or New York, 8
wealthy vaunc mere Of :. y. PIKE, 10
8 vouue Christian, snD o. William
France, We known here The Young
lady LIZ. seveufy-ive Thousand no-i&-,
ID be-, Owl name. he, parents, WIG
E-e ve-v ~lcD and occuTr hugh p!art
II tIe jewish upps--Isu ot New y orb
nad forbidden Their dsnehIer 10 nave
suvIn!uc 10 sly 10 France a. soon L.
lpey discovers IEai Inelr acquaintance
1u-rr,-6 81 Rabpa!. bed grown INTO L
vE-m attachment. When Lbs mutDer
dlscarE-ed LhEt the vounr coupe haG
s.llp-d Of apd mined 1helr fortunes snt
is-u1pd, and wRs complete! Frustrated
fu- long tint.
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pcgI County Land for
NHie-

--v--FT FITR AND FIVE ETS
= ..'.-.~ o. land IL SaGEim g TUwp-
,..nu, . c1-ner.ns On Eife National
,-t 49,. v-f.L-I gwu l4iteK en- A-idc purT
" ...-.- I'D :I..liHIrt win hearty SLY In
., =. -tsL>> Of 60 = =, VIII IL sue
.- ..-.!s, G ciSSs IL estate. ! MS TThcI
. I'll -urd y-lneG. and VII w solc AZ
.'.... .. IN. GrTsslDnA, ~ tslIIl-t-
o.. Waiting land curv-srltinf y me-
.... .r.. churches &C.. VII tinc Ltlls
....,.ipn-.LrI-y 1uf Investment
JLiEIN Thompson.
..r..,.. Ia. -ae Lx.cuII-s u osept oulEE,
.--, .-y--l..L Marshall county. v VI,
..- - Hugl EdUsvdvE
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M arietta Collie &c
MARIETTA. OHIO.

TyE MKT TERM. B0T7 N GEE Cd
t-gf AND E.auemy, VII De--E LECIs>-
DAE NJ 1ES-E-, AITSTSI IL
IN Lnt Academy, s-untsIIsE ne thoroughly
prepared fl- Llu.iegt- EnC INSTRUCTION p E,N-
"a IL a. The BRANCHES q; s GOOD English 81
ucGrIUl 70 LuC-t uul desiring N'ulegt
cDu-st.
fI. -u- fs' iLtJrmGI1E ETp,r 70 =. v.
ANLEEW-- President N GIL Z .st-AI.
Fi-.iCIua. Of -lie a cuurTy. W
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Dr. wv. c. WALTON, OF v ooasheid
vss sbat On TUESDAY Of last week ty
M Rsv. Louisa c. Roach. The bal
entered below the Jeff shoplde- blade,
,skins FL upward uoUrse, The pfE-
s;e;s,ns .-ztsd the wound but were IN
ode 70 lind the hal The Sps-r sKys
rhxt II n acquainted with the canss Of
The difficulty, TIM does no. wish 10 "a
u-e=s SD ppinun, Is II VII " 3 mkflar
fn- JudiGisl ippestigaIlon Nht has
i,ggp bsla III g band OF 5000 fur bar
xur,sErnncs al the next term pi Court
Twp ptbs- parties have teen nhl1 10
800 each rs accDmplicss, Reuben
Bunhsln Knd Most Moose.
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The University If Vrgiljii
COMPRISES
TIL FOLLOWING pEPAETMENTs

-
! SchnnL u latin. - >cn0o. o. gI-ettE
(. -cnDu. n " rug-l Languages. : school
Uf Mu-lL Philosophy. 4. >CDuu o. ElsltrE
md tllcI!aN Literature. T. - shHl.D ChtlL-
isr-v : -cnnD. u Nu-u~El philosophy. p.
--ciug. q. MaLnsHu-l"n g. -cunJ- o. L.1IL-
mon EuC S.Haut+ L.Lv. IT, e'cnHn. NJ CID
srtru-iDnAL Euu CTVIl Law EuU LquTy. -
scnoU O. +iigCsIDiICy EuC surgery - SciiJh
o. Anatomy TnG hHre-lH N e1Icis. -. SCiib1l
N MsClcrus ana DDSl"-~Ich- =. Schhh o.
ApnIir- NIX nEIuHTIcS IN. >-"uDD ~ AuIlit-
LicigI Ind usrrit.i AND AE~JCuIiuHi.. Lnt.!I-l--
III. 1t SChpD. ~ NU-u-h- ElSiD-T INC -
-lrUf-u-t- Professor 10 ~ ttt.cEtsa kT +'rl-
visluu Input 1Ir GLASS; IL -LDt"~uhiv an,
lgsDigVy. E9st-nU y1l'ti~u L"UuTDfL. y+~t-''@1
yrllSSf,.. Msut-I .Ju~1yy5~u1"H"' mig S''yisi'..
FjiliipHfls n1G r.--Tf-rTG ~ I-yu"t"H"i H-t
gwen IL The sepITuit schools
The iI.IpN LuE L"V-"G G"t conferred =
Bachelor o. LtHEIe-s. . HHCueiu: q. @ciauc.-.
q Master o. E-Th. = LiIciJ, o. he1Ic-ut
= ElucneiI, ui Inv T. Ggr-- tnE.ne.,.. ..
Mining EEE.ues'-.
T''.e .g--IptIlsaS %. me sruu"L-. exclusive o.
tex DDOta "ig.HHE Eul 3,getG HDH1I, AuIuuui
u tom s;b5 L. So, J't.' st-HIbL o. i--lt
month"; uf which SUM, So 10 :. O are l'gy-
Epi.. un ucHuSg,gJ, e,szElu. up"uh -r,'- Isl
70" Catalogue udd-He-s
CzAE-E- = NLNALLE-
Cng!-mL- ~ Fu"l'--.
7 p. Tr-vg~E-v o. q. ruE'
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P.lsre Court Franc. in W ssisinr1en-

An Official -epo-t d Lhe Dlsc-Ir; Leg
islativs COMMITTEE op tbs Police Gau-t
OF -iEf CIV, established less Than Yea:
since bv Congress, presents &n sw'u
expose o. crime, oppression and ro~-ul-
non. The eutIrt CIV lr-ess CRY aut ior
III abolition B. once The rrpnr; Shows
eanciusIvelr tiisi Tbe subordinate officers
ri tne cau-i s-e negligent excrsvaGEnt,
co--uul. end Regardless Ehks oi isw ADd
common decenty. They have swIndlsc
The Corporation 81 every Turn ~ iEiss
charges. Ki1ered entries, and FPe~y COD
ceivatlt t-lck Tbfv iiEve taken tewc
women rom then resorts, contained
with them II JDs apartments o. justice,
caused hesry fnes IL hs imposed upon
them IL ibe morning Knd tsei1rt nlEh1
tilack -mK.led them on TIE pea of hsr-
inr ~; them N easy NJ; sUgres-
non uf mennpess End MANY cal w
ADDED ssvs the leading hepunl,nsn
usrs- there. 10 this appalIinr record.
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FINANCE AB TRADE.
yEE yU1E, Aarust i, 5F. 4

Nrw T1-E, Aarust i, 5F. L
MONEY-Ths-s WIS ND DECIDED
change ID the pupFr mE-fs4 End ca
luuns were made Fl 3 Isr cent
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ly firm tins afternoon; the leading prime
hankr-s 1921 for SO dsvs s1s-IIng,
while Other prime names were soir Oh
the street 81 lDg
GOLD-ME-ks was firm towards The
CLOSE Of the dsy with sales II ll2s; there
were exceptions E. ~,
GOVERNMENT BOMBS Bias
were strong End high 81 TIE rioaei /. :.
currency bs llat i9lI6f-
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,-.-.r.s. - RCILDIS5 LOTS N
-. -vlSInns ~ Int Jossph CIlid-
.. 90 Terms amy 10
-.' =.'gvEb> t.sll tssifIts ArarIl
NO. Oh. CuHplnt s-re+-- psi wstsn fI-si
.-. .-- s----a.k mas
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EDUCATIONAL.
HshiagtDl and Lee University
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA

TEE MKT sE-SIlS OF Tbs LSSTI-
tuition VII commence IN Lac L4-f-c
1hurscHy. s1ls1 NJ -epIerubsr. Is = ano call-
EluuE without lnIs-nIissIar Uni Ltls ADIl-LA
Thursday ID JpnR- lS-2
The tnsIrucLiDn srn-Hces -nu-olrn LiGss-
E-al, Lts-G-7 amt s=tsHlftc courses, InesshsT
VIII Lit rTDftss1unEl departments ~ Ian
Enc Engineering.
The entire expenses iT The ssssI1r q 9
months need ma szcss-E So " 3 "a, Accord
tnc 10 Lne prlce q Boa-d A-EEsemeuIS
Ere LlsD mHdf IN messing. Ivy winch SD
gents nIEr -.duc. Lh-- expenses - S13t Is[-
stSE1uL.
Fur further iuf1-mRLiuI address
GW = LEE, President,
WILLIAM DoLLl. Cle-k o! Facutry.
A-1r-r,.y- H. uuE~-LdW
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Hntrfn~re MErkG-

BkITTNuEE, AHcrst j.
CUTT0N-Ff-me- bow undalHr y
l4tGl.sc
FL0J R-DpL Gnd weak
GRAIN-Wb-ai firm. Corn, whlas
southern 81 76G-7r mixed western 81
65la,56e Oats weak; prime Il 42.a 80"
FROVISI0SS-T nchHn--s VIII sr
IMPROVED demand
wHISkY-T Unchanged
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Tie New Wheeler q W LII.
son SsHirc Machine

80. E-ETFE.N yF4RS tXPEf1-
: .,.-. 70. " iI+.4ie. " sol Company
90. .. s..uuJtit.u 1usIr swing Mact.lnt ana,
- e. ~ marked 1mu~Dv-sIu. Lila Il ado
.G -lts New Slsni ..-C r=DnsT Lht
&c.. t.,. 8 WILSON Sill more superior iuf
a...- sewing ant secures ~ }. LIE pre-
-...-...''. I- Las 80 many Yea nLlliIE -liv-S
q. 90. -IEIi-SS = AN-.y cfwESS AACELAI
10 o.. y pE.-J. a. a~t 1rTIeC - CT EnC
49, . . Iteration si Du. Office Ma 8 MOD
zee ---.a.
. va. SINNER & 90.
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Pittsburgh Female Collage,

Rs7. l. c. Psrshing, ID, Pres u
On. o. The leading schools fur Young ID
dit@ II ths 'nIIsd SilEies- IZ:ellelIJ nulia-
lnc6 l4e lee Il length Every m VILE room
and hal EnE ScnDni--uum cEr-p-fItG. Wen
-t.isctsd caIIrst ~ Ssury- TWEEN Tive
Teachers Special Departments uIc eitc.-
g. fU- III IiIt il~uGmenIal branches fut
AZ usIc Teac,its-s- Naive Teachers o. French
anu Ge ruUL CiiG-p= tsE :HnE r5lt Scfths'
CIfD-dutp sDud, advantages 0EtG ac1DHHft0do-
tIDqS Il Term commences ~t5IE"uiDer g.
send Il President Tt-su-IIg- Pittsburgh, n y
ID- [.U-Alucua- HTlL -GdV
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ser sale or Rent

vEFY THSTEAELE TERIE
-, l,-IcE building corner John .nc
~ ;s onno I.:,,, F ,,H5 ts., tre-
s.iL-'''- .-. ---sr--EI legation. II N sutsEuit
49, ..,... ID. nUsint.sa Ftr pa-GinuiR-s
.. Ia. lllRce az a. Lnt Istr1nIrn Pre-
." 80, IN psIlgy : Ottics, hisSvs trs.rnlGn
hta" 100 IL STElEELEIN.
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list EE-E-TEl,
rs illAlA- ~ d lALmlilliark-
IL WHITING
n &ins-sl PAM, RsE'r cOlu-s
= Boxes Ch~ums 9-een, DRY
x Yellow
- NR-mLliiun.
= Lbs Trieste
- BfilA Atnss-e6 Oh
. NR-ulsh.
SaITas, SINCLAIR 4 CO.
EI-szE Wholesale lrnGCisls-
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iusf RSs.S.iIe6.

- ISIS CJECENTRATED BEVERAGE
= FLl sy-upS VIZ: HIacKpe-y- t-asi-
as-SVns--y, Pine ApIllt, LENT i,
fE,eitSt, NEtRvhE- Grape, &c Also Il TtsTy
---i' H-icit q. Auglish fi-eaEias1 Tea
GREER & PAUL.
" Va "A atsfIingTun hall
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BETHANY C0LLBGE.

VEaE Terrific SESSION LI Tal>
L Institution vii rommeu"s ~
Mondgy 2S-N Ss9tsnoa- =
unc terminate Ut Lnt ia-u o. June. y . i
II dramatically sIGuIIt=I II lut MICA. ~ Lht
l.auLIIu. Euo nei-iaL! -l--chTu--H %! u.
EIItIuultP' Hi Ne-E !-Elulh .stsl = ar
ce=sinit py rl.iLrDHl O. I'VE Uuc surrounded
ViLt The IniE tBpuTnfp Influences IN: Siu-
t.sIIi Ii. i nGs p-uT'-s-JT Il ts!iJnV Iu;'lh
BulidiucS EpplI-E-us. -.l:I-U"y, at. o. cVtE
ssyL.A bud In IlIus tslIIlDi"L - sG,sGlID l. iar-
ny UnG furnish fac.ltGI-t m Lh1-I1l-l
educa-Iuu N Ina very IrEE u-ut..
AMPLE kIC9MNSDATEaNS
IRE provided for nucn Juhlc Eul p-EvUGs
boarding. Gnc EIlfu-rIisns -S,rII.s wiz .; Bci
10 s-uaeuIs VINO VIsI D. 3JI-C themselves
CSIESEs OF ISSTETtTIaS.
!. P-gpR-Hfu-r rnI1--r ~ uue veEr . Leg
IiHr LIis-Il-y CUurse. including TIE AucleIi
-.aucCHr.s, ID- the -tg-rsF a. EacnEsT o.
ArtS = Literary EuG -cieBlIc L.uur-.=, ~.
the Lg--..-tt ~ t.achtiIr O. Sci"Dcs- 5. Int
cOTIr-s 1I- MHs1er u AIS. .. The cDL-st
fI- MAsiET III Sci@nc.-s &. -I'aciL dIi-rt@
n I.-Ttc-I-iL C'nsruiscTv. C'rvil Engineering
e. Detailed inflammation N a. Llie-t
IDurEeF VII Ds 1JCnc II on -hiEAilcuE-
APPARATTs ANB MT'SEM-
The INSTITUTION nRs Z c8mpIsl. ~ a. F'i-s
lOSIphicEl AIpG-H1uh- Euc sfuneu!A VIM
WISH 81 Rrt trained Il TIE uss i1 ) IeIc Id
sc-uufsIIiE-AlEo Lng-uuEL.F fIEsec ~ li'-
hu-u1u-y FIR IruclicIl tnst-uCJDI and WORK
IL Chemical Analysis BEnd III EIIIpIs NJ y
EauI IN. shfs-urT o. NRru-Tl Eis1u---
TEKNN-
TutII1p INA l,aan rsdnasa run g, a. ST
Tser sesSIUI B1s-uInE from e n g J,s-
week Tufu-uisilec -DulnE from g n SIt
PEI sssssi1I.. EnE f-t. IUfslIL II Sous ~ MI
nj
FgT t-LDg- particulars apply tn- cssiLifrc-II.
70 FA-Dt e /. Lo1-, -sc-esE-T-, ~ n
W h PENDLETOA. President
Vt ESe-nEIyy- WeI NErEiriE-
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n 4 M LIN s

-1a-a-a Ind Dlarrhaa SpsCzhDr
L w - MANI As TIE CUN-
- e....-.uIptt Missionary EsciIss- nesas
d. ..... r-"ImmnndnLIJI.. II efficacy vts
AF A-ury l.sa.c curing Iht epidemic
..i' .r"UG-ec iv
Milan BROTHERS
f,na-mhrauLlS.s.
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hELMB0LD'S
Fluid EItract Sa-SaDariHa
Tie Greet Blood PErisr and
8szut-iisr n the Complexion,
LMBOLD'S
Extract SarSaParilla

VIII RADICALLY EKTEE&NA ATE
FROM TIE SYSTEM SCRlFTLA. sIE'5-
LIS. FIVE SJEEa. CLEEEs- s1f.t
EyES. SJEt LESS SDFsE &DTTS. s,0RE
EEAp. IRON CETTis. SK[N DISEASES,
SALT EEFI-M GAMERS ECNNAG>
FROM TEE EAR. WHITE SWELL4N 81
TIN IES. CANCEEJTs Affections
ND-ES. Il TkFT$ GLANTJT- Ia ESWE ELL
-NtSN- NTGHT SWEATS. EASE. letter
3CNaaS OF ALL KINDS. CHRONIC
EaETRATISN DYSPEPSIA, AM ALL
TGSEASE~ -EAT FAVE BEEN ESTAB
-FSEEZrTS TEE SYSTEM FOR YEARS.
BsrrIr II-epH-eG EXPRESSLY I'm the HbUvt
rpTIl,il.uI. u Biu1o-I'u-!frInE properties
u-t c-sEih- Tnar Err q ne- JI-Hpsra-IUr 90
-1l-sEpR-!IiE- il gives Lns cDmpIeZIJr &
cIai.r ant healthy cDtU-. Unc res1O-eS the
pRlisuI 10 8 sjHfe u DsGtIE Hnc purify tnf
IIu-I.y rIc LfIf niTuG removing az ct-OIIie
,,nnsrrrTr npsl diseases arising from III nh
nIl-t EsfEIs. N The DiO3G- AND Int Only rt.lih-
BE HrC fsfItcGuEl known remedy f1- Ibt
cIIrt o. PEIns Rnc >velhncs % The BBnes
TIcg-ArinuF NJ tfte Tt-DEi End Legs BoIce-
-. Plnlpie4 III Int Fans- E---yslpelas. anc IL
~:i..r t9-Up-Iuns ~ ne Skin. Enc E"Hu-t-r-
.rlctht CumniE-inn-
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TUT EE-EITEl

TUS- RECEIVED.
5SG I.,s White Lead
ID Su-uI DmDsr, II III.
1t 4" Chrome t4-.-.n.
Id yellow
EaC q EiR.E PUNT
80 RDcnellf ltrME,
Oh e Wine L-a1. 4" II. cRnA
lhp . t-p--zlhn 8lue . Rsk g cRrlA
SMITHS eINCI.AlR a ca,
Hp-E5 Wholesale B-nscis1k
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

TUE xECEvEn.
80 lLaSa wzntpvGlsA-
Ats Casfr III
D Boxes starch
= Aun S.E-ch-
a. Daz- V1nerH- Rfr1trK.
- 5nsat1te-S kt-1eS.
a +" 1hnasssiR z SeG-chsr-
II Z. Seller n EzIls-
81 Cough syrup
SMITHS alAlA-A16 q Ga.
Hpr-5 Wholesale Ir-usEssS.
JUsT EECEvn ---
10 Grnzs F-sys Te-mifuee. al
lR 5uxtsANE'w Emnsn S1E.
10 CRsEiie SOAP.
= Grusx TnilsI sOslI.r assorted
= Nan IEnnAuun-
D la-s arEI Pepper
AIlssnce-
SMITHS SINCLAIR Co.
HIrS N.halesRls Ir1s-lszk
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FOB SALE.

~y -<~aEy ERlCK HoUsE- STU
A -.-nuG street. oArweer GhEptint
! "' -. +, gaac rspSir, With RI InUns-n
a., i.N-.,,,l,f,A vii I've sOIo chsRl- fur 1uF-
.1a go alII7s- Apply 70
.ss- p DAVID KENNEDY,
Nxsz-T liRsr
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TAKE PAKrIGULAR NoTlCE.
E0UNG kEx

Vine HHVt injured themselves by q rnr1ll.I
I-ursIrs iDaulpsc IN When Rioils, q haI,Iii
isayunuly Learned trum erl aifIpanlunt
" al school. the efisutk 40 Which am nlGlxtts
itll- even when ahins,p, Enc u M; CURED rtl,-
utrf marriage iuEpDssiiilE, Enc destroys b n
mind un6 bocy, should Apply tfnnIrdiHlsily.
VIM b pity thIi yuune~ mnn, Lht hn2s
~ hif ruTiIf-y, the darling uf hs jAreDD
RlIuUid bt snRlrhed .rpm NJ II-1lSrcit rpe
gnJnynIsisI ~ It1s by the csirseueprs- a.
nsviailnc run the PAD ~ nature Enc IL
duiciuI m L csrlIliI ss.c-tr fItiI5l- e4nct ysp-
s1,,a rfTt,su t,ssfu-f f-fffTlfsyu IslHflnr
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FRTIT JAR OORKS.

4 wi ASS9RTMEyT,
- ~ HaI1kN EEoTTEER
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E--&1'g fls7urIng kETa5ls
Z - MADE WITH TEE asEATESI
\ -,~.- III nu- OWL retail L-Hat. Gno
'-.t- .lr-,y H-e superior 10 any utne' nTiert.t.
..' "r-Ias h1tu dnuhiF X muct IL MY
N-!i.''s repaired ~
MclAIN BROTHERS
=inE-nacauLisIH-
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1nn KESs e CARE. SODA, ENGLISH
ltFJ ia MRTE Cinnamon.
= BacS Fepper, SIfIsc,
Bass Alispict.
Al LAUgaELLN 81 OTHERS & ca,
Wholesale druggists.
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nR JoENsTCN.

Netnssar ut iht RUyAl College U s.r-Rrozs
I.nnaun. g-nhuHIs rum one ui The nIosz TN
insni Colleges Il the DnIl-c s,nIeN. Eno tht
c-slIe. mari M Nbost LII mas i,sap slssni n
thf hnsufinlsu nj lsnn6ur Pu-.A }'t.lsaeigshis
End ts.svht-t Inn efieCirC sUint &C the ntzs
astonishing crIrts tlIIl yart ever known
Many r-uuhleo viii ringing IL tia head
RnG eIkrx when aslf-sfr g-otlI nsrpanslit--N
,p,,iilc alarmed al sudden suundk tat<l4il4
hess with Frequent hlnstIiiiE- sIiancrc stra,t
time VIII ds-llssmcrEi of mind, vet ru-c1
immedInlslg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-18
AnrLE A. Co1NenaTraXs
CoTEsI> OF IysTETcTIaS.

Ere provided Tor bI-I yunIr EuG p-svEts
boarding Enc UILfu-rIisne -3lIns wiz .lgt
Il s-uaeuts VINO V!aI D. nJu-c suaIn~agves
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-18

n BIKES PEARL STARCE,
- p tI-e< Corn -SuTrr.E.
- SeG Mos Fa-.nt,
II Bakers Coco EnE CfhocniEis,
81 LAuGE-IN BRl THEIRS o..
art Whuleslatt I-uEcls.k-
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-10-12
Beautiful Decorative Art.

A beautiful decorative art has recently
been brought forward in London, in
the treatment and uses of natural wood.
BY means of this process every shade,
from white to black, buffs, browns, reds
and neutral green, are produced and
penciled upon the wood by hand, with
the finest lines, if needed, or laid on
broadly and with clearly defined edges
Through all their varied tints the natu-
raj grain and transparent lustre of the
wood is retained, and the effect is soft,
rich and harmonious-one considerable
advantage in the process being that it
does not seem to lend itself to strong
or violent coloring, and that blues and
pure green's, which are such dangerous
implements in the hands of most
designers, do not make their appearance
among the eolors employed. Among
the specimens produced by this pro
cess, as enumerated in the London pa
pers, are doors, with highly enriched
panels and architraves; sides and cell
ings of rooms, with dado, cornices, ETC.,
and in which are groups of fruits and
leaves, admirably exhibiting the capa-
bilities of the art; also specimens of
furniture, illustrating the rich and
elaborate character of the work When
done, the work is French polished or
vanished, highly glazed surface being
thus obtained. By means of this pro-
cess the opportunity is afforded archi-
tects of having their designs carried
out in exact accordance with their
drawings, to the minutest detail.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-10-12
A Parsimonious Merchant.
From Signor Bntz's Autobiography.

While in Havana, became acquaint-
ed with merchant in good standing,
but unpopular in his social intercourse
| by reason of his parsimonious habits.
| endured his waspish obstinacy and
garrulous Opposition without betraying
the slightest degree OF anger, believing
it wiser to repay him in manner that
would render him ridiculous in the eyes
of his friends, than by rebuke or alter
cation, thus waving all considerations
in reference to my own personal feel
ings. The occasion was afforded me at
the residence of wealthy gentleman,
where a large assemblage had gathered
his magnificent iberality. Luxuries
were numerous beyond relation, being
the products of all climes, independ-
ent of cost. The richness of the exotics,
their perfume, the fruits and delicacies,
the substantials, the variety and rare
ness of the wines, the decorations, the
valuable qualities of the plate and china,
the splendid dresses eff the ladies, their
sparkling gems and animated counte-
nances, radiant with health and beauty,
rendered the event a most brilliant and
interesting one.
The guests were cons family grouping
around me, in the hope and expectation
that | would amuse them with some
experiments. Most eager among them
was the individual l have alluded to.
Without hesitation | consented, and
commenced operations by causing the
disappearance of handkerchiefs, rings
and gloves, and the production of an
unexhaustible supply of boquets, which
were presented to the ladies. The eyes
of all looked electrified, especially those
of the merchant, who, after endeavor-
ing to account for what he himself and
others had seen, remarked it was
happy faculty the obtaining the growth
of flowers without owning foot of
land. Why did l not supply fruit in
like manner?
:" Are you fond of it ?" l asked.
Yes, live upon it," he answered.
"That will account for the quantities
in your pocket
In mine?
8. Yes, sir.''
=" You have made mistake
"Oh! no I'll take them out, if you
will allow me-
"With all my heart, sir"
He turned his body partially round,
while his hand entered his pocket, and
Withdrew bananas, oranges, and other
fruit, one after another, not only to his
CONSERVATION, but to the great merri-
n.ent and glee of his acquaintances.
"Well, you assisted yourself literally
tonight l said.
:" No, sir! l never carry things away!'
he Indignantly replied.
"But facts show for themselves" 1
retorted "and here is quantity more
of thingsr' taking from, under his neck
tie ham sandwiches and grapes.
He appeared confused and ashamed
at what had taken place, and lifting up
his hands, protested he was not guilty
of stealing, and by what magic means
they came about him, his philosophy
could not fathom. This, however, did
not subdue the taunts and laughter he
was subjected to, or prevent my realiz-
ing full satisfaction.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-10-12
4 Baby Brook.


From Harper's Magazine for October.
it said. close to the path be-
A low little laughing voice, and it drew my
eyes to look:
Pattering drops of feet. now shall your rovinEs
Find ne the pleasant places, you little love of
Tinkle-te- -tinklc, it said, this way into the
Over the road. and down the bank, and under
And now we loiter a minute. here in the great
And look at the field so noble, full of the daisy
"Tinkie e-tinkIe, - it called. and turned won
Then how the roguish spirit laughed in its
Follow me follow. follow"-curving hither and
Hide and seek with a bright eye glancing be-
Oh. the tiniest brook that ever threaded the
Flirting kiss to the clover, aouting the sober
That ever cried to itself, lost in the dark wood
And laughed like child escaping into the
" Tinkie- te.finkle." it sang. under the green,
green banner.
Summer is queen, and all the world to her
Beautiful, gracious summer is lady of all the
And 1 am her little page that carries silver
Tinkle-te- -tinkle"-it paused. and dainty.
basin filling,
Cried to its fellow gypsy. 20 bobolink bobo-
link
To June, the worlds delight"-and a wonderful
stream of trilling
Echoed the singing. water-"0 sweetheart,
come and drink !"
Come and drink music. truly; / know he has
been already. s4As*e
For all his song is the brooklet's carried up on
the wing;
Tinkle-te- -tinkle,' went on the sweet little
voice and steady.
Only little longer and Ishould have learned
70
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-10-12
An Anchor to windward.

1t is good seamanship. when there is to ex-
pect heavy weather. to drop an anchor to windwsrd-
We are In the midst of the season of ehills and
The preventive of this distressing malady
is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters course of that
wholesome vegetable tonic will render attack i'm
possible Take the hint and drop an anchor 10 rrind-
trard.
Weak stomachs most liable to be disordered late
in the autumn when the changes of temperature
marked and frequent. Hostetters Btters fortes the
stomach against the effects of these variations Let
dyspeptcs make note of the fact and drop ancIor
10 riadirard
The liver is sensitive when the weather is
tinualy alternating between the warmth Of summer
and the cold of winter than at any other period of the
year. This is peculiarly the season of such altera-
tions. Let the bilious remember ;hat Hostetters
Stomach BitteTs is essentially anti-bilous medi-
cine and drop aM GachOr 10 srind1ard.
The wisest plan is TO forestal evil. The next best
thing is it. For disorders of the stomach.
irregularities of the bowels and all periodical fevers
take, the complaint developes ITSELF Hos
letters Stomach Bitters.