davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Oie stimmune inter ben SnStas
tfPrtf.

ct. 2ouis %. San. = Sbos. 2emoine
BON 6ier, tpeldber ntebrere gSo6en i'm Snbia-
neraebiete sugsbradt bat, tit ioeben suriid9c<
tebrt uno beridtet, saB bic 3niriebenbeit nit
Der Serritorial< BOlitif an 8oben gepinnt,
baB man berielben aber nod INNER cine groBe
Seino,6ait entge9entrdgt. Sci ben ,,@reefS"
miirbe es nod beute gef6brlid) ieilt, cine iolfe
MaBregel 5u befiirnorten. Die r@9octalpS"
seigeu ftd berielben geneigtcr, am Seiten miro
tie bel ben Gberofeien aufsenommen.
+ gDiAtia fir glrbeiter.
Gbicago, 29. San. = 5anbmerfer une
arbeiter in ueridiebenen 8beileu Des 9anbes
hegeben etner 9roBen Srrtbuntt menn iie ii4
hterber begeben modem, lnl slrbett Su inhen.
gSir baben bier uebr arbeitsfrdfte, als that
jdhlih gebrandjt tperoen, nno merSen nod
in ben erlten Monaten poafanbig uerleben
iein.
0on Der &iiffe nes Sttllen W1eereS.
Gan Sran3isco, 20. Sanuar. - Der
Weount 6oob in Oregon ,uirft rieFge Ganf<
molten in Die 6Dbe, mas auf etne erneute pul=
faniidle Ghdttgfeit Deutet.
Daollie @Qrlhoe, Elm Dffentlid)es 6rauens
sinimer, tplrbe in Heno, gfepaba, oes Wlors
bes iiberfiibrt unb i1ulSi9 befuncen.
Die 8oblenminen lfehen in 6lanlmen, ufin
man gebt NIT Ser Soee nu, ben see in btes
lelben absuleiten, nm 0as Seuer 81 l0lden.
San ran5iSco, 20. San.-Oie ia.
paneltIdle Selanbtl1aft tuirb am 0tittmod
Morgen in einem Spesiql5nge nadl ben
Often abreiien. 0ieislbe tpirS sintse Gag
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Siinf3ebn Milltonen 30 llars
foltet eS, nm bic Anipriide 81 befrieoi9eu, Die
aus benz neneu BeniionSgeicse entiprin9en,
ueldjeS porI9reibt, oaB ale beluilli9ten Ren-
Itonen feruerbin bon oem Gage on uaage-
sablt ,uerSen iolleu, on uelden Die betrehenoe
Ieriou penlionsbereftiQt lpliroe.
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sic Meooiufiofi IN WSeriFp.

ben bat.
Oie MeDoIMti0n IN Wlerifo.
Watamoras, %. San. = GortInd bat
Elm Wauifeit erlaffeu, in ruel6em er iebe@oms
pficitdt NIT BEN Repolutiondren in Ibreoe
iiellt unb ieinen gnti bluB flnS giebt, Die &e=
gierung unteritiiten 3u luollen. 9eltern fam
es suijhen @amargo unb 0tier gum 4efedte
3rpiiden ben Iufft1nbii6en II. ben Repolutto'
udreil. 2estere purben geI4lagen uno thr
Siibrer Bena set0btet; feline 2eifle pnroe lpd-
ter gefunoen nnS BON ben 8e9ierln9struppen
aufgefniipft.
Gortina telegrapbirt, baB er ntorgen ben
4nfang Der 8elagerling eripartet; er meloet,
bdB Guiroga nur 25 Batronen pro Wann
bat.
Sn Gan 9uis 8otoii III Der &riegssufanb
proflamirt uoroen; bic @eiebgebung bat ba=
geqen proteltirt unS iid aufgel6i't.
gs luirb beri4tet, OaB BOrfirio 0ia5 iuei@
tere gtieOerlagen erlitten bat.
U1nd,t BON Serbretbern.
9lns tsm @efdnsnifTe Don SDninstpm, aD,
entfiiebeu crei IuS aus Gem opnYriucetpns
Sur, fiinf Ierbred,er. - Slud)tperfnd) in
GbarlestOmn, Dfaf.
GOOingto II, 29. .Sau.-geterr Ntorgen
entfloben brei Serbred)er ans Dem bieT9en
Staotsefdngnifie, inbem iie ben S4lieBer
iiberp1lti9ten unb linn Die S6liiiiel abuab>
men. Die 6liidtlinse finb Sen. @ruiep, Elm
Ginbref)er, @eorge Saultner, ein Bferbebieb,
rhO S. 81. 2anlb, eill 6dlif]er.
gpanspille, Snh., 30. San. = 8aib&
inaton @alfer, 6ranf Osborne, SameSSobn.
ion unS Sbos. Sentp, 9etterer elm W0rber,
entfloben in Der Samitagsnad)t aus benz
Gountp= p=@efangnihe in Brinceton, Snb., unb
befinoeu iid9 nod INNER auf freiem 6uBe.
8olton 20. San. - gbmaro See, 81 le-
bensldnglifer unb Yatrif Cunning 5u 20,
jdbriger 3uftbau8baft uerurtbeilt, ueriuf)ten
geitern aus Der Staatsftrafanltalt in Char
leitoiun III entlpringen, iie puroen ab9eIaBtt
ais fie all Der duBUen Mauer Derunterfletz
terten.
Temersbriinitc nn6 llnfdlle.
NtempbiS, Seun., %. San. = Ser
Oampffeifel in ben ySoutbern Oil gSorfs"
erplobirte beute; 5tpei geeger puroen 9et0otet
unb elmer berrpunoet. 0as @ebduoe murSe
bsbeatenb bei6dOigt.
Cincinnati, 30. San. - Die Bresbi'
teriauerfir6e in Quolom, Sn., brannte geitern
ab. @erluit $4,000. giidt periidert.
9ittsbnrg 20. San. - Am Samifag
4benb ltieBeu auf etnem Seitengeleile BET
@aoanagb's Citation awei Selmd9en suianz
men uno Die Sanfen 3erbraden, DaS Del floB
in Die 8innen nsben benz Seleiie. Spdter
fiel cine gliibenbe Soble Don etner 2efOmotine
in bas Sel unb baRelbe gerietb in Srauo, Die
6lammeu biiqten ben ganjen Rabn5ug Elm
unb serIt0rteu mebrere SradtpageH uuO bier
Yafiagierwaggons.
Cincinnati, 29. San.-0ieSpeiden.
uub Scfsenfabrit Der Defiance Nanuf.
Comp. Fin Defiance, O., iuurbe gefern ein
8aub Der 6lammen. &erlult $4,000; Ser
fiderung $4,000.
8ellspille, Out, 20. San. - Seute
Mlorsen brad in Der Suabeubeimatb Sener
ans; Das @ebaube purOe 9dnili9 eingedlAert
uno elm &nabe fam um's 9eben. Die Nadt
ma. bitter falt uno Die &in6er retteten iid
faum in ibren Nadtfleibern.
Sas 0Netter inn 3anoe.
Baibiugtou, 20. San. @efern
abeno idneite es in @ranS. '6apen, Mid.,
Nfontreal, Gan,, unO Sir9iuia @itp, gfep.
Seute 0loraen fte[ in 8nfialo, Stem -9onOOn
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Nette An5eisetl.
weeper Stein. SamRsI Sffiu.
6tbriotr Stein,
g1r. 1876, O8eftsSaltimoresSt Strafe,
Srutf6es suufs nnn gert5Ielssfbdtt
Sa timors, Rb.

SBir iaufen uno pertauisn 9ole, RsqleruRasz,
StGatss, 6otiidbe uno Gnoere S6srbeitsn fDiT faus
len uRo ptriauieH Re6iei au @ToB6ritanieH, GIaHt-
ret1 uuo 9eutibIano uno sieben uHter dnoerns aui
ioLaeloe hanheIshdner In GIirnnn.
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morS i'm E.ros, W <Ok

Grop, 20. San. 5. Barrier, Elm Be-
tpobner bon Beit. .Srob, N..9., uurbe beute
Morgen i'm groaomap jenes Sorfcs nit ein>
gei6lageuem Sddbel toOt gefunoen. Nfan
Qlaubt, oas er ernlorbet iuorben III.
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Samitaa cling Der adtb. Galeb @u1
ibtng olS elmer Der anpdlte Der Ser. Staas
ten sur @enftr @ouferenS bon Stem DOrt rad)
europa ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-30
Oas 0Netter iln &anoe.

gSofbtngton, %. San. = @efern
abeno idnelte es in @ranO.Sapen, 0lia.,
Montreal, Gan., unO Sirgiuia @itp, gfeo.
Seute Niorsen ftel in Buffalo, 9eep- 9onoon
uno @ranO 6aoen Sdluee.
Auf bem Mfount 8abiu9ton Sei9te bas
3bernometer tpdbrenb zines befti9en N.-gS.'
Stnrmes II @rao inter 9tuu.
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DDspeptikfr,
persw eifelt nj DIT!
Wnfmuutrri,be GlinDe fir Gm9

annsuentfer uub 9eibesbe on 2eber= nno Wt99ens
Qrensbsten pelhe Don aneera Grsneien feline Seile@
rund erbalten, iinb einseiaben
Differs
SerIbmtes Op8pepffft
IN n,rsud,eu s rein pegetablif9es Sriparat, 9Gnss
1itb unIbSbib, itSoth ipunberIan tnrtrsnss ei9en'
ssi9sa d9sI be, ssssnS gf ses.
msd,es g in speniasr en teine Ssiluns bspirtf ale
e 1Riasr's Dpspepiin. nno If Der @isentbimer ee'
1eit penn baru sria pie aamsn mssrsrsr s1, nals,
hnrd ben Ge6rauet piefer beriibmten Wrtnr bre gs<
innSheit uieoer erbatten baben. Ginse oieler Tane
pare ronic Dqsgspis uon Daf dl!,n1fhn hssna Mrt
hsIt ieboGb Durib ben @ebraub eiHset Gldihen G9ss
Ssp"n s'At'@ ii. &. aEiuer,
aneneer GtseEtbiImer,
g1r. f2, Nprnsl sl6pwdrcf frahe.
- Bet alfen Or niiten Bu BADEN.
fGept.26,1S.t&nf)
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SSor9efiern War Der Sdbresta9 Der
Gap lation BON Barts an bic
Qeutidlcn.
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0erbaftnne zines g5ountp= Sbipiuo=

Yittsburs, 20. San.-Bblie @ilion,
Auwalt fiir 8aibington, ga., lpnrbe lpegen
8dliduns zines 8eleges fiir eine ritdfdnoise
QGhnuna perhdftet.
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@EG. GSarcnllicr be Weraaa&Go.,
<4 Sr. 81, Gsd,amsesplaee,
Baltimore,
Rr. 80, S3rpas itrdte, Nep=Yorf,
Smportenre
rab uIIeiniee Macnten in ben Ser. ct. NIB @onooa
fin
F. FOLLIET & SCHECK
in @p s@bampa9ne;,
Qi,ferautsu Der fdiierl. Namilie BON PreuBsr.
Narpn Sarset, Sorbeanr.
6. Sobit * Spmp., eognae.
sSsuf{I0 : i2a2te.,H
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Sn ct. 9ouis er ass ptb oes Seuti9e
gGder Sbeobor 9rieltmann.
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Sie ein3ige a9te berbriicrte Sotpe's
i6c 3admaiftnc,
iolute bic empire uno ale anberu, aud Singers
ytr. 2 in bem 3 ampiz@ @eparirs 3aoen Don
9bpn.aS SbdufS,
Gdc Der 2cmbdrfs une SbarpfraEe.
f91uI 4 129pteT
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OeOrs strObmeDrr, jun.,

2fr+ 25J Stt=SalttmoreItrdBe,
5at fortDdbrcuo On SGuo gum gertoufe aue glrten
ibnen weroen Gus9ebefsrt in tur5sr Sst gu biatssu
BreleH. fauq1 ,12Dlte.l
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8aItiincre
Tire sSninramce Office.

OatmeftsG6e ppn Cpntbs nnh 3aterEr.s
herii9srtiortpabrsno sesen9 9uIuii g4abeno our&
Nrten poa gisent1um, Wotn~, 2aben@ uno Woarens
4duier, Sanbelssiter, afsrbauprobufte Wobein,
ansserdtbi6aitsn, i'm Ban besrfIens ooer tmSateu
IN ya6nn9 beFnolibe i5abr3edge u. |. 10.
0as 6ireftorinm beifebt Gus fctsenh en- 3erren:
@m. o. Sarrifon, Brdfbent;
Geo. u. 8iders, 2Bm. 8. Brune,
q. 20. Afrifs, 2. 3. &nptt,
6apio g. g1ilfcn, e. Robt. Senftne,
Soffab 9enningtcn, g. Noron Stendrt,
Francis 3. Sing, 3. 8. Seipcomer,
6enrp Carroll, Orpiae 6ornis,
&. 9. Gteuart, %. gB. 2aplor,
Ssrael Cohen.
Mpplfations=T Tormnlare uno mettere Wafhribt iber
Bic eenIfait fpirb In Der Office, SiiDmele@de BON
Gputbl un6 Gateritr., ertbeit NO aud aue auftrdae
Joiort erlebist iperben. 8erfiterunsen perssn ani
Taenb cine sSriF ansenommen, peidbe Der Applifant
an.i,1S.O Sr. ssposmortb. Setr.
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2o6, 100 80B Qo8erbier tpur6en in
Cincinnati i'm Sabre 1871 9ebraut, luo3u
L ,212, ,627 8uiael @eFfte erforoerli6 paren.
Gie &inetnnatisr y@a5ette" iagt III SeSus
berauf: ,Oie 8eipObner bon Cincinnati
tranfen I'M 2aufe Oes SabreS 8,543,274 Sal.
lonen Bier, pelfe bei'm Slaie iiber is9s Hlo
cine balbe gliQ. Dollars fOlten. Dies III
iibsr 81 SAT-. aui ieOen Maan, jebe 6rau
INN ienfS &inh q 80
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Mi0iop gaed,u,,nosz8Id,er.

mir, nn id,nea b1lnt au3ur6umen. gum aof=&reie
pfferiren ausenmaaB: 12h bei is 3oa, gut gebEn
BEN autas Bapier unb ino Dleelben BON unlerem re-
suldrer @orratb.
Gbreibmate.ial su binisen Greien bel
sS. Minifie 8 GDhne,
(0nn6 6EteT) Nr. ff4, Belt=Sattimorefrose
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Sie beIfem gteimfob!rn 3a Den niebrig=
ffen Wreilen.

iten Preilet.
Robleu bon ber .spaItirriorer Gompa9nte,A pon Der
rJuler~Bofoner Sompasnie,"
IGmer unb raid 6rennenoe aobien-oie befen So5len
auf Dem bleiigen Martte
5u oerfanIen
9arrenIabungs= eer1onnennetle
Gudt p9pfsns' Bdue1z" uno Gnrnberidnber aobten
g. 4. Diaas nno 5aines Oiaas, assnten Der
,1aluinorer aoblen- II. @Giienba6n= @onlp."
BIreau: ssr. 2, Soutbffraee.
4ob(enboi: Gde Der sfcrtb= nnc Wtaeifons
Gfrase. tSft.t41Sa)
S1ler's Syrup aus Wummi arabienm
0uften, Grfdltniis, SrcnhitiS &c.
aerner's Oberbaut=Grseuger
eestn ale Sauttransbeitsn.
Gftpin Gareeffon, gpotbefer,
RorhpfszScfc Der Baltimore unr Sigbffr.
fEnrfT2O 1917
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- VStuttOtsss'ss '.'..s ss%s.s S+%~ss S%%-s. RTua.
3 Stmou, gSm. q Sobu .......... SoHt9sberg.
gSir re9ocilren Darleben uno SnnbGlspapGre uuo
ltno ais Ntt9teoer pes SrofeIs Boaro i'm Stanoe,
ale hief9en uno dusudrtisen Resociationeu prompt
Ilten &uulten umeebeEb 5u Den nieereFCn 9reieH,
nehmen Sepoiten an uno 9GiuGbreu Sisfontcn.
auI DepoiiteH fur cine behimmte 3uuCr bcipiligeH
mir etneu liberdten Sinsius.
l&ir
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Ser Bifbof pom WbiIaoelpbia mnS
cine alte Nrcpbeseibnna.

Bbtlabelp IA, 29. San.-@in tathoz
liihes Sournal, bas Organ bes bieiigen 8i-
ifofs, brudte Steier Gage einen alien Irtifel
ipieDsr ab, er bic Bropbeseibuns elmer bor
mebreren Sabren in eirem italienii9en GIo,
itsr seitcrbeneu Dame bebanbelt, bic uoraus-
iaste, baB I'm bieie i3eit neben Srieg uno Be.
itilen3 eine fllrhtbare @alamitdt eintreten
tper6e. Die @rbe uerbe brei Sage lang fin
fer bleiben unb biele Berionen tpitrben unt-
fommen. Ser 8ii9of gSoob bat elm @irfus
lar erlaiien, in ,ueldenl er oen9lrtifel besapor>
irt, als o6ne ietne Sanftiou in'S Slatt ges
fommen. 8etreffs Der Yropbeseibuu9 rGtb
Der gii6of ieinen @ldubisen, fdl su berubi=
gsn; er babe baS 2eben Der 6eiligen, meldsr
obi9e 8ropbeseibung 5u9eidriebea tperbe, ses
nau gepriift uns giiftS gefnnoen, mas ba~
rauf binbeute, oaB bic Setreffenoe iene Yro=
pbe3eibung tbatidhlid) sen1ad]t babe.
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SelbitmorO in Sefferi onbtlle
Snb. : g8eOer 1T ett 9eutider Der Sel6ft>
morOsmauie gum Spfer gefalen. 6r. Sob.
Gl3e, Der etpa Siuei Dteilen BON SeiferionOiae
wobnt, ma9te bur9 eiuen Biftoleui6uB iets
mem 2eben ein @nbe. 8or etrpa iefS $50
den battet etui9e iunge Strol9e feline ;ebus
jdbri9e Softer unpsri6dmt beleibtgt unS
pllrOen 6ebbal6 arrcttrt uno unter 8iirg-
ibaft geiteat. @l3e ging bie8 10 ebr Su Ser.
sen, 6aB er geitern Nadnlittag in iein GGlai-
Sinmer giug unO iid nit einem Biitol in bic
linte 8ruit, einen Adtel5oq uuterbalb Der
8rufmar3e, i9oB. @r iiet riidpdrt8 neben
ieinem 8ett 3n Sooer. Die @oroners, Surn
Qab ein 8er0lft auf SelbhlnorO ab.
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Or G @ Girnnt.

Rr. 2s, Ssoresxibertpifrafe, Baltimore,
fnrirt polItdnss gasbraitisfst sultrOhrenat< <snts
Serluit Der Stinime, Gatarrb uno a1e eeioen bes
6aiies, Der 9unge, Der 5arnluese pes glutes, Der
baut, Shreuiauien, Spspepiie, sBaiieriudt Sds
fdbmdthe, augen@ uuo Obren Sranfbsiteu II. I. 10.
Or. Grant beilt eIle uebet nno 1T bet Eas
ooer BEL fddti suln 8eiufe bon aranten bereit.
nc
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@mitb s. Gnriett's
parfiuirte 9elniibe SlioeusSeife,
aarantirt as ebenio gut, peEn ni beer, ole trsens
cine Seife I'M Wartte. s,,,,
3u hoben in aGeu @,roceriezSabeH. (Bfdrsio.1St)
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Sic nBenniplpania Is len abn
q E ielli baf 1" bat, ME befannt, nit benz
reifen MarquiS b. Bute in gngtan6 Elm lie.
bereintommell getrOfen, cine neIe 9ampfer.
9inie gu erri4ten, Die bon Cardiff g8ale8,
naf 6en gterp= =Serieper 9ods Der @eieGidait
gebeu ioa. gS iinO a1e @arantie'n porban>
0er, baB Oas llnternebmcn, oa8 $7,000,O00
foiten ioQ, audi ausgefiibrt uno Stem Seriep
jubelt bereits iiber Die @ort6eile, pelde i'm
baIIelbe geudbren pirb. philadelphia frei'
lid) luirb ein iaures @etdlt maden, ipabrenO
Baltimore auf'8 Neue cine Gbance bat, bic
gortbeile, pelfe ieine geo9rapbii4e Gage ibm
aetp1brt, au8su6euten.
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9Snlamo=9epe59eit.
Mus JSaShindtptt.

gSaibington, 20. San.-Oas 9dass
amt perSffentiid,t bente eireu Sartf ber Sas
nitatSae6iibren Des tiirfiidlen &sides.
-Sie brit,i6eameritanilde 9ernil4teSom'
miiiion belt bente cine fur3e Situns ab uno
pertaate it'd bis morsen. (Die Serren ldets
men fi6 3eit su nebnen.) .as.
- Senator gSilion lpirb norsen nad,Ybt<
lobelpbia abreilen, nm bort einen gortras Dor
Der 'fYoung Mems Christian ASSOCIATION gu
- Sic Stepemiie Ginnabmen beliefen fld)
beute auf S676, ,847.91. ,
-0as Oberbnnbesseriat entldieS beuts
lpieber cine 4n3abl Sale.
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@psben e,ttpfanaem:

Goeben eitpfanSen:
Cine ero6e Senouns it6neu eosnac, gints nno
baIbe Bnts, unlere e9ene Smportat'on, uno oorsusz
lid fur meDtSiniihe 3lpefe geei9nst.
u. y. USarion s. Comp,
BbarmdSeuten,
Gie Der GutaDitraBe nnD Oiabilon%Aoenne
fSGn5. 12WteHl
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aa- Sobu q. s. 1eors 81 Serre,
Scbrit1nten BON fsuerfsiten 3ieselfeinen,
koheu ibr BiireQu Don Sir. 294, Mont9omerpitraBe,
mad, Arr Ssortpif.Gcfe Der Samburss unf sSart
nsrffraae parlsst, pcisfba ale auttrdss g prompt
onsaeiIbrt fuerDen. tSaH.o'lSD
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Spe;srei>Naaren.
Neue SondnS.id,e SGrinae, Sronenbranb,
gSadbpiners Seereu,
Harinas Sdao,
tiger Mepfeipeim, Iefu=9orler, 8rimazAuaIitdt
ariine Srbiem, eeipnltene @rblen,
Xiufem, tirfiibe afiaumen.
ror,iiatbe nit 3ufer eerGuherte Sthinfcn i5 Ss.),
Weaisifdrfe, 10 Cts. pro Yunn, bel
i q. SepiS Gunldp,
(25-yl Ssr. AZ, SBeff= Saltimoreffr.
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IDAHO. WORLD.
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CARE Of THE TEETH.-Rousseau said that
no woman with fine teeth could br ugly. Amy
female mouth with good set of teeth is kissa
ble The too early loss of the first teeth has
an unfavorable influence on the beauty and du
ration of the second. The youngest should ac-
cordlngly be made to take care of them. All
that is necessary is to brush them several times
day with little ordinary soap or magnesia
and water. After eating, the particles OF food
should be carefully removed from the teeth by
means of tooth-pick of quill or wood, but
never with metal. Camphorated and acid and
tooth powders are injurious, both to enamel
and the gums, and if employed, every particle
should be- removed from the gums by careful
rinsing. The habit which some ladies have of
using bit of lemon, though it may whiten the
teeth and give temporary firmness and color
to the gums. is fatal to the enamel, as are all
acids No one, young or old, should turn their
Jaws into nut-crackers. and it is even Danger
GUS for women to bite off. as they often do, the
ends of the thread in sewing. 1t is not safe to
bring very hot food or drink, especially if inn
mediately followed by anything cold, in contact
with the teeth.
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How BRAZILIAN DOES IT.-A murderer
who executes his crime with some regard to
dramatic effect has additional claims to public
attention. On this principle, Brazilian mar
quis recently made good his claim to a high
rank among the heroes of crime. He was an
injured husband, or thought that he was. which
is very much the same thing. When he had
arrived at this conclusion the natural course
to pursue, according to North American pre-
cedents, was to purchase a revolver, load it
carefully, become a raging maniac, shot the
despoiler of his wife's innocence, surrender
himself to the officers of the law. and be tri-
umphanty acquitted. But the noble Brazilian
despised this routine, hum.drum sort of thing,
and one day as his wife sat at the dinner table,
there was brought to her, on silver plate. her
paramour's head, nicely trimmed with sprigs
of parsley. At the same time there appeared
upon the scene her injured husband, who shot
her then himself. Gould any revenge have
been devised that would have been at tae same
time so dramatic and so exhaustive! The
effectiveness of the scene as climax for
drama of the period will surely not be lost by
playwrights.
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sNA1Ls FOR FooD.-In the district of Cham

SNA1Ls FOR FooD.-In the district of Cham
pagne th. cultivators have. made good some OF
their losses by the war in the rearing OF snalls
for the Paris market where they bring from
two to three francs per hundred. and which are
known by the name of Champagne oysters, as
famous in their way as the Strasb0urg pdtes as
faie gras. During Summer, after heavy dew
or rain, the peasants catch the snails as they
crawl out. with house on back, for promen-
ade; contractors buy up the mollusk, inclose
them in q kind of park, fatten them ON salads,
tymu, mint, parsley, ETC. When large enough
not to pass through ring of certain size.
they are it for the table-or are supposed to be.
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ASPARAGUS FOR RHEUMATISM AND 6

ASPARAGUS FOR RHEUMATISM AND GOUT
A medical correspondent of an English jour
nal says the advantages of asparagus are not
sufficiently estimated by those who suffer from
rheumatism and gout. Slight cases OF rheuma.
tism are cured in few days by feeding on this
delicious esculent, and more chronic cases are
much relieved, especially if the patient care
fully avoids all acids, whether in food or bever-
age. The Jerusalem artichoke had also sim
liar effect in relieving rheumatism. The heads
NAV be eaten in the usual way, but tea made
from leaves of the stalk, and drank three or
four times a day. is certain remedy. though
not equally agreeable
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JOSH RIILINGs says that the difference be-
tween bl,inder and a mistake is this: "When
d man puts down d bad umbrella and takes up
a good nne, he makes mistake; but when ne
puts down good one and takes up bad one,
he makes blunder."
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JONES says he always gives Mrs. Jones her
own way, because it 10 the only thing ne mas ~
give her. Poor fellow.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-17

The debate in the House yesterday upon the
items OF appropriation to pay the cost OF i'm
proving streets, &c. opposite Government
property was encouraging to the friends Of pro-
gTess here, and shows, what we have ALWAYS
Gained, that If the people Of the District would
only lead of and put their own shoulders tn
the wheel, TO get out OF the rut of old fogyism.
Congress would not hesitate to second the
worthy effort. IL was satisfactory to note in
this debate that members on both sides OF the
chamber, and embracing some OF the most per-
tiEacious and watchful custOdians of the pub
lie money, promptly conceded that Govern
ment ought to pay proportioRste share for the
cost of the notable improvements finished and
m progress. The gods, We are told, help those
The people here headed by our energetic Dis.
trict authorities have demonstrated that the city
of Washington can be made q city worthy of
the pride Of the nation As its capital, and Con.
gress recognizes both the pluck and enterprise
which have achieved these results, and ON be-
half of the country will show its disposition to
shoulder fair proportion of the burdens
incurred in changing Washington from a dust
heap in summer and qusgmIre in winter to q
city attractive, healthful, and comfortable all
the year round.
II will he seen that the only member who
opposed the appropriation ION high public
grounds, Of course,) was the virtuous Mr. arms
worth, on whom IL may be said that the love he
feels for the people of Washington Ia exactly
reeiprocated by the amount of respect they feel
Tor him. And the people of his Congressional
district seem to know him and appreciate him
quite a. well.