davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-03-07

While Philadelphia iB grooming with the pangs
OF throatoued Centennial celebration, the re-
mote aud romantic people ol Iceland aro prepar-
ing to celebrate the 1nillonnial anniversary OF
its colonization. In 874, about ten years after
i.s discovery by tho rowing pirnto-kings Of TINT
early day, Ingolf Arnaraon made tie first formal
efrorta at colonization. Wo merely etato this
fact to secure the intorost Of tho Philadelphia
gentlemen, aud to point out to them the necossi-
ty for oquipping an expensive Government ex-
pedition to Iceland to gain all possible informa-
tion as to the way in which the -celandera man.
ago that sort Of thing.
, 1874-03-07

AN EXTENDED pOPULAR1TY.-EACH YEAR
various psrts tho word. Fur Following coughs. eolds
bla. Ubtain ony browns Bronchial Tfoces aud 10
oot tnko any OF tho otho1s limitations that Hay bo Of
{esqd. EolI egcEa where.
, 1874-03-07

HQoLRY,s TIlEATnE1n.9{o!.h stfe9t. besWGe! 5s.G !!
SThs WiJow;a Votim, +" y IobtAl aud Waslall." AZ.
taruouu and oySntnK,
, 1874-03-07

M'v1uKERs TTIEATRE-afadson sscet. between
AttSrn5on, 'srho Lady ot Lyons" Evening, Thu
Eooa H&yonc6.h
, 1874-03-07

MYERS, OpERA.nOUBN- Monroe Btront, l,otweet
p0atborn and State. Arlington Cutton, mud k9mblo
5finatrols. .Nilnattol,y md comcaltioa Hamlef
, 1874-03-07

ADELPH1 THEATRE Corner Of Wabash avcnue
md Con9roIn atrect. Variety onortat1Mont. 1he H.
dian Boz Trick" Aftprnoon and orcn'nG.
, 1874-03-07

ACADEMY OF MuS1C~fIslsted sraot, ,ewocn Nal.
lion And Monroe, Engagement at tho Fifth Avenue
Theatre Company. I" Dsorce." Afternoon and e'ohla9
, 1874-03-07

MCCORMICK Mua1C1fALL-North CLARK ntreot, cor.
pes kInzio Headings by Mra Scott Siddons. Afternoon
, 1874-03-07

Gen. Baez, ox-prcsidcnt Of tho Republic Of
San Domingo, WAS arrested on civil process at
tho inutauce of Mr.. Davis Hatch, who claimed
from him SG5 900 damages for falHo imprison-
ment. h1r. Hatch Is an cnterrrfsing Yankee,
who discovered that certain sa}t-miucs in the
central part Of the Island Of san Domingo could
be worked with profit. uo obtained conces-
aion from the Dominican Government to work
thou, and to lay railroad from tho shore
OF Baraboua to the mines. Returning to Now
York, ho obtained all the capital he
wanted, aud went buck again to his mines.
Cabral bud thon obtained control Of the island,
aud confirmed 11r. Hatch'H concession. When
Baoz became President, tho woalth Of the mines
had become apparent, aud tho great anncxntion-
lat caBt an enyoua eye upon them. While ho
WAS working might and min to accomplish
President Grants pct scheme, Mr.. Hatch op-
poBel it. Ho was therefore arrested on tho
Charge of aiding Cabral tried by cours-martial
ot the drum-hoad variety, aud sentenced to ho
shot more Don,inico. There waB, apparently,
only ono object to be gained by killing him,
aud that wes the possession Of tho mines.
Honce, when Con. Dabcock, who happened to
bo In san Domingo at the time, asked
for his release, Lis request was granted.
IIntch was kept as prisoner on tho
island, lowovor, to proyont his damaging
tho Grant-J3aoz annexation achome, and hold
thoro until the defeat Of tho project. when ho
WAS aot at liberty. Tlcro is no doubt TINT Mr.
Hitch opposed the annexation OF San Domingo
heartily, nor that his correspondence with cor
tain American Journals was exceedingly irTitat-
Ing to tho Presidents; but that he should bo
deliberately robbed OF his estates md
sentenced to death upon q. tr1lmpel-up
charge of treason to the Dominican Govern
mont, and finally detained .prlaoner on tho
iuland for nero political purposes, is suggestive
OF medimval tyranny. Mr. Daez III throatened
with several moro suits Of similar character, but
Judge Pratt'a order for his raleaso from arrest
under hlr. Hatch'a suit will probably ona6le tho
e1~presdont to enjoy his scclusion at tho
Drovoort uouHe.
, 1874-03-07

Tho Louisiana Legislature 1ias given many
evidences at baiug an exceedingly disuiiied
body. Enjoying such a reputation, 1t III not
strange that ita members hhould jealously pro-
eerve It, mud toastful'y parade their elevated
spirit bo{oro tho public. To do this thoy impro-
vise SCENES which must inevitably exact roaroct-
full lomaao from evon their most obaurato ono
mics. pub!io attention has been recently
diverted from Louisiana politics by moro pleas
unit matters, and lie Legislature Of tho State
was driyon to some expedlont + or again focusing
tho gaze Of All almiring Union. When the Olerls
of tho House, presumably -Bteppod to Ills dosk
to cal the roll, hlr. uair snatohod the roll-book
from him, carried it to his sent and loudly do
clared tl,at tho Clerk should not call tho roll.
TAeroupon tho representatives Of tho people
(so.caed) roHo wildly and mobbed l1r. Galr
pounded Mr.. Gair, pounded QUO another, drow
knives aud revolyors, threatened to kill each
otlor aud would hayo fulfilled their threats had
not Alr. Gar, who thought like IIorculos." been
oyorpoworod and robbed OF tho roll-book. Wo
don't know who Alr. CUR IL but from the fact
that le took q drink attor tho battle, and then
took tho chair, 1t a fair to infer that this modern
Hercules WHO "boat buck his opponents until
tloy proved too humorous for him" presidos
over tho deliberations Of tliB gontlomanly body.
Tho " Foundllngs' Home Of this city is IN
institution which has accomplished enough good
to warrant al appeal to tho public tor tho coua-
plotion Of its building. 1t IL tue work Of private
charity exclusively. Begun by anglo indivld-
ual II haa enliated tho sympathy aud tia material
aid Of many. Ayear ago 1t WAS considered the
wtaoat md moat eoonoualoal policy 10 stsut I
, 1874-03-07
Gb& Ubi1<9u 02ibuaae.

Saturday Morning. March 7, 197a.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-31

TIT batsn truree. MlS ib eies lab. ers
fannie td nit einsm Mal nldt bloB bic
MAbrteit ure Osre6tteteft lonesrn
aud bic e%rtabenere Interchangeable
in Der Mntwprt Ger 8tl&5fe. @ol&e
aemi1dten unb eettloien programme
son llniveritdt6. gr3tebun8 finp In
Gnolanb pur@ unlsre enploltn reli8t5>
len Streitisfsiten uapermetelt@ eerpor>
ZEN. England tat feline reltstSlt Grei>
belt Yerloreu unb bat aunmebr BE
i@uersli&e Strafe tafar ~ beRtten.
Ater Srlanb tbut .ppbL ba5 serefufste
Yarlau,ent bara. au erinneru, tae .e6
feline rtli8t5lt Ginbeit ni&t escpftrt bat,
unb bae Is cine 70 brRdenee @efttses
buu8 ueoer n6tbtbta. nod 3u ertra8e,
it. Seltf S&otlanb bat rfeie Anee>
le8enbeit gut esidli@tet, ineera mai,
Gr3febungss8 prlaeen mad Der Seri@fe>
neubeit Der r%elietSfen Anf&auun8ea
r,aGte. Das f&otttf@e Gr3tebunsese>
Ieb 1T pefentlt@ relt8t5s unp ecnfei1to>
neu. Das parliament bat weile uno
aereGt In l1eteretnitmmun8 NIT ben
@an1@en unb Zen, @emt0en tee idctz
tilhen @olfeS fem @eleB 8ema&t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-31

HE-# NJ EE EE.EF .
hem, was ii1 tinter ben Geulihea. en-
famil!e atlpielt 3pilden ben t5ntalt>
den Nrin3en lnb prtnv(lnenl etnerfetts
unp eer @rdIn Mirafiore uno ibren
aineern ancerleits. NQein tas oIe5
it, Gins rod went8er ais has .anpere,
fdr ben 85nts erfreuliher unp erbe<
benter Natur, uno u,ar f1nnte Zen at
men Man,1 teralt& ,b~sbaueru, .uen,l
i'm ni@t BE SoBo uab ftine pferbe
uno berelst&en tie Soreen Der @esie>
runs erleidterten uub (etnen @eif &C.
gen ben Grnf Der Gage woppneten. coer
pielusbr tbn IN elmer eepi0en 8lddlt<
den Genealogical Die tnplole. 4ette u,>
erqutdli&er Gr6rterun8en uno Dera<
tbun8en neroef1en lteeen. Cine fol&e
f5nt8lt@e Spr8lofefeit pabt queen. ia
aud ~ gut 3u perielben @let&Bdltis>
tett IN aQen Bran@en Der @erwaltuns,
rcn ben Miniferten bic III ben Muniz
eipalrdtben. Dent, mie mai. J. 9. Gu,
eeii9ts Der td8li@ ,ua&enpen unp f&
thinner nrrbenper 8etalteneen Notb IN
unlerer adpnf&en gerpaltuns NIT ben
ablurpeten projeeten f@ bef&dfiSett
fam, bic Nnloge zines Giber : Canals
our@ bic Stapt far zen preiS pom IS
DliQtcne,t octiren fam, pbne ba6 Elm
Men1@ einen Nube, taraus er1ebt.
pielmebr ale S@mtett, 8leunpner. @tes
ber urb nun aud lelbft bte 8diebdnbler
es3wunee1 .peroen, tbre @erffdtten uup
9aeer auBerbalb Der @tapt an3uleBtn,
UNI Mpn, BON 8oblenbampf unp SAFE,
punR, 3u befreien: ptes alles Yeru,a8
Elm eewtbnlt3er ger1ane rtat gu be-
ereifen. ss5n BET, tpentsen loeen pom
is. bis gun, 81. December wuroea
ntdt ueniger ols 1896 Mrbetter obne
Obpa9 betrofen. 90 n,elpen BE amt
li@en Gnsaben, aletn fe wi7en ni&t
au teridten, pas man flr pte unters
tunft etefer Sbpa1lolen etpa 9etbat
babe. @o9e Nh @oae er3dblen bic
Bldtter ppr, reuer, Geener, bitlerferMr>
n,atb unp auSerften 3un8ers: fe erz
sdblen uns pom f6n'eliden 8eamten,
bic am Mbenre ibre 4inoer auf bic
@traee f@tden, UNI Mlu plen ~ bets
teIn. AQeia Der Maeifrat flmmert
19 I'M, 1ol@e 2appalien nidt. Sbn
belddftiet Der Gtpereanal uno per &i(e>
punit uto ba fnoet Ct feline 3eit, I'm,
an 9incerun9 Der aQsemeinen Notb III
penfen, ,pel@e bic 9erren f@ ia woblz
petsli1 m5sli6R nett pom etsenen
2eibe balten. go febt es In &cu, 70
In aaua Stalier auS. uno chen biefe
betQoie lbertoQe @trtbi&aft 1T es, bic
in etnent erptgen Garnepak aber IN et>
uen, unfd9li@ SerbdnouibpcQen. tas
aru,e 2ane u @runpe ridtet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-31

tefluste fa, tab I'D ME Elm Speylias
abe. Der Eufuf fam ater aud bic
srobe 8auerntof efen, tpenn man il
sertrtfFi@ su atenp seipeiR bat wis
MIR betoen."
Pun Qe9ranb> 60. lte9t 70 siel ni@t
parar Du bit bod in, pau(e eerres
fen unb bait Seb5rt boS Oh fpumer
parfa. Das Nutere fntet I'D, mad
uro na@." , "a, S'..
Die beinen Manner, Die Elm 70 (orzz
perbares @elprd6 fabrter, eineea li@t
mad altena, fonbsr1 rercsten i'd ben,
@alpe 3u. III. F,- p =.
uS3n bic @irtbsbdu(er sete i'd utdt",
io9te Der BeBletter beS 9anbmerfsburz
l9eu. ~Gs n iebt bic 1aledte Mpbe
efnBeriGen, bae mat, 1teraQ fefnen pa6
aei9er u1ue. Dae fam i'd aber nt@t,
ben,l ben alien BABE i'd Yertrannt unb
nod niat ~ etner. 'teue1 8elan8et t6u<
,,en. auf ben B%auernb6fen tt es aud
chen 70 gut unb es o.fet nt@ts. @enn
un(ere @eladfte bier ju Gnoe tint, earr1
spanbsrn MIR tpeiter, unp In elmer am
bern @eeeno f5nnen mir NIT ofenem
Biir auftreten." - ~.
Sie pertieften la tpeiter III, benWalb
unb 9elanoten an, Gnpe befelten auf
Elm 9roBes @ebbft 100 fe uus Auf>
nabnae flr bic Na@t baten unp eteIelte
aud erbtelteu.
Bum Dante far bic Beterber9an8
ersdblten fe bet, Bausrsleutet allerlei
Wdrden BON freuper .Stdpten unb
9dnpern, ete Re uorsat:n, bur@waneert
III baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-31
Der Is a r.

600, unb srreitunbert, Die dber 10000
6u6 empprteieen. Durt ist nun aud
Die msteprclcsiibe station unter Nufz
iat oss MinenbefBerS Breele terAe>
felt unb NIT ben Ibrieen Stationel,
unieres @iendlpienReS IN @erbinru.'B
ee1ebt rpprpen. 9tationen folder Nrt
erbtelten abrigens aud pifes psat
Saturday uno Cannon City.
Mber ni&t alIeia perrae6en, aud pbos
tpsrapbil1 aufsenomu,e,,, bat ber Stab
6ayeene btele Colorado 8 Mlpen>5 err>
lt&feit. Cine Mufnabme unfabt bic
eanse Yerefette-100 enelii&e Mellei,
= RON Songs peat bts piteS peat.
Cine anbere ben rteu eatbedter ~8er8
pes III. 8reu3eS" IN ber6 alwat@> Settle.
SO ,pettere : panoramas son berpcrs
rasenpen Berestpfeln.
Au& BE paldontolcBtlde Musbeute
Der 9aypeni@sn Grpeoitton tpar 3teraz
lid betrd9hi@. Ninu,t man NIT benz,
mas COLORADO i'm Sabre 1873 lteferte,
fraber Gntpedtes juiammen 70 babea
l1 bic @eltlanner, pprpeltli&en Ebtere tn
unferu, 8roeet @efen eefunpe1. Stint
Mrten cesNbinoceros, cine besGleptans
ten, Mafebors, 6ydnen uno Tteer.
6unbe 70 eroB nie Barren, flint iebt
o~usseforbene 8aben< uno 81 gferpe>
Mrten.
Derslei9t man taintt bic Refe per<
ffeinerter ODER In Roblenla9ern tbetls
erbaltener, tbstls abaebradter palner,
10 miro man NIT N~otbwenot9teit 3u benz
SdluHe 9etrieben, baB pas Rltu,a ut1>
ieres 2anbe6 Yproen,, 8let@ rem 8!tn1a
Norrafene piel tpdruer .uar.
MQeS bieS uuo u,anae6 Nnbere, .ras
Der Feibise6 aYoen 8efamnelt uno CONF
binirt bat Ysretent unlere lebbaftek bsi!>
natme.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-31
Wnte nno (fbl1bte
frdats nnb efolssa bsiasr.
Cine Gr,abtan8 aus BEN ipirtli&en 2ebeu.
(Gertitsung.]

p = ..F g -# 3. -r .
u@ne 4@tun9 Dor teut Germ 5olt<
mann, fubr Ct mad elmer fur3e, Yaufe
fort ; Id mdete fetneia aneiten Bdr8er
in Alieud. Der aeetanet wdre. einen ar
men 3unsen 70 trdftie unter bic aru,e
3u 0reifen. ST 1T Elm treu3brauer
Wann, unp Id .peis FOLDER eelen 1bas
ten mebr BON i'm. @enn oae @eiden
10 bd&ten uno 70 bdnoetten, wabrlt@.
ram Rlnee e6 better I'M, pte Welt. 60
1T @elp eenu8 u%orbanpen, aber es ftBt
re0en ~ ptel In elmer Ea@9e unp 3u
piele anpere ffno ;leer." rs b .
&aroltna empfng lie NIT ~freubtBem
ed&eln. Der @amfas slbenp UNI
Ger Sonntas ,pdreu ibr Die liebli&fen
Gage Il, Ter Bo1e, neil 6e banr, ben
Rarl ia bate, an ben, lie unb itrYRann
Elm loldes Meiferfad eeuadt batten.
Ste par ni@t NIT unre@t oes @laus
bens, pa6 Il rabetm elm re@ter Strol@
uno 2bunt&t8ut gerrorpen rpdre.
Benn Rarl pa mar, banr tpurpeil
pie Iederatn Biffn aufeetidt nat
wrrnn &c IN Der Wo&e etwos 8tfe'aees
res bate. 70 tewabrte fe IS abf6tlt@
auf pfe Gage Der frcben 3ufanu'er>
funft.
3u eiueut i1euer, 2etrltn6e b0tteu Pc
6& nt&t entltIieeei t5nneu, NEIL fl
fetnen &naten fanpeu, an ben, fe TIRE
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-31
Ser 8erttbt bes 8unbes:@ Seq:
IpAett fur 1878

III 3tpar nod ntat noQfdnbte eri@te<
men, ober 0err s. g. 6appen Bat f@
peranlabt ~8efunren, etnen Aus3u8 ba>
raus III per5fentli&en.
@@on bic ueberf@t lber feline sr<
bett po,, Nnfans an. nit Der 6ayren
ieinen Aus3u9 er6fnet, If tnterefant.
Ct er3dblt pa6 bte erfe Beptllieune.
bic Der Gon8reB f1r basBerf berD ur&<
fori@una urtb Mufnabn1e unierer nod
unbetannten Gerrttprten ma@te, in bas
9obr 1867 fdlt. Damols ,purpen
fanftaulenp Dollars ausseftBt ,np
3,par ipesieu fdr Mebrasta. SIN fol<
gender, SABRE bradte Is oer Gtnaub
paines pabin, tab cine ebenio 9robe
Summe fir be eeoeropbifae llnteriuz
dung bes @yomtn9 Gerrttoriums be-
ftmn,t .purce. 3ebntaufenp, I'm Sabre
1869, auf Sen. 2pgans Mntrag fdr
Colorado uno New Mericp. Sa. In,
Grlbiabr 1870 uermebrte Der @on8reb
Die 8ewtQi8ung far Die Gortiebuno Ger
Grfor(@un9 Der Eerritprten $4,000
Dollars utb Der Seeretdr pes 9nnern
pirisirte Die tamit be%auftraetet Beam<
ten abermals mad @yomin8.
@ettreu, fuo pie barauf 8etpenbeten
@elp}ummen NIT jereu, SABRE eepa&z
fen. $4,000 tenubte mat, I'm Sabre
1871 CUR Grfuriauna Montaua's. ga
pte fIr 1872 unp 1873 oussemorfenen
Betrdee inp 70 betrd&tliG. pa6 prpfelz
for 6aypenAnfano nimmt, fe ,aubafl
3u MAIDEN.
Die tmSabre 1872 ausefabrtenslrs
beiten Fup leiner 3eit aud fu'j
iet33trt porren. Cine Abtbetlun9 3oa
unter SAINTS Stepenlon iber O9esn
uno oasS @lansenRu6= 1bal, cine 3ueiz
te lber 8p3emon, Montana. nod Dem.
pas Sabr auuor entpedten, Nattcnalparf
an, pbern gelowfone.
Die unteriudun8en unb Nufnatmen
be8 Sabres 1873 be3oeen fi9 auf @eff
COLORADO.
Die eanae 3u erforldenbe @eeenb,
pas @ebtet awtlden Dem SO. unp 40.
Craze n6rrlt&er 8rette unp ben, 1O4.
unp 107. @raoe rehlt&er 0dnse tbeilte
man IN rret Mbtbeilungen. ~Mtrple,
Part, Goutb' Part unp Gan 2uis BAL
ley" nennt fe 5aypen.
Dret perfatepene ~Gtdbe" pber 96rz
perfhaften cur&f5berten nun oteie rrei
sroBen 9erraintbeile. Nor Musu, bic
oarin befnpli&en @ebirge. unp bier
aslang es ibnen, cine ni&t untetrd&tlt,
DE Nnjabl pom neuen lber $4,000 1u6
boben uaO nod unebr 3pif&en 10000
ano $4,000 Gu6 meHtnpe Sersfptsen
III tefimmen. 3u' Zen erftertn adblt
boypeu. 2on9s peat, .@rayss peaf.
pitee Yeaf, Wount Ro5alie, Mount
grams, Mount Qineoln uup Quan<
porY. 8
Bon Meunt Qinesluaus - faat Ct,
-dberblide uia,, nt&t ,peni8er ole
fanfunpjwanjis Spisen. bic dber a.
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TeutIIft0n.
Maria. Gidtmsf.

glumsa unb 3erienldein
@@mhden, . Sion! Deinen altar,
Gine Sunsfrau trttt Elm,
@ie tte Mareenfunnf 70 tlar.
OpftrnS ais @dbnunsspreis,
Brinst Re pei6er Idutletu elm paar;
Sn ben aruen 70 wei6
@utt tbr ein 8tubletr. punterbar.
@lan3 Bon. tsutses 2t&t,
@Stltae @etsbet, 2tebe uub 9eiltetstt
@trablet som Nnsee@t
Sbres 9inbes 70 t!ar unt 70 tpsit.
Siebe! ba tliaet eta. 2su
@G&tts III bee prspbeteu 6tsl
SabeInb ruff Clinton:
petI ans! sebtat If Sssaels S&msrs
9err! nut, eutIa0e mid,
Bas Dstn Dtenes erFsbte 10 isbs,
s4aes erfHllte ID.
8etne @ani&e beset e taebr.
Dell Dis. @arta Dell!
Soft erbSste 9srasls 6lebn;
etsb ein S@wert ii Dein Shell,
Das bur&s pers Dit f9nstbsua pt.t ssbn
1eil Dir. Maria 1eil!
@rob II, pSnusfrau! . Nutter ! Deia2ubn
Rtuau,R an BEN Spfer 9betL
EbeA an fetnem leu@tenben 5brpn.
@@midet nit 8er3enf&eta,
@@miidet NIT 8lumen reid ben Mltar;
Sunefrau! mir barren Detn,
3omms, . @uune, unb leu&te uns flat.
@uibo @Srres.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-28
TIE /. SESCn. WHY.

TIL cu, Fti"n : daily aSh,d l.! tt Esan3s u
SIR citizr1s v,ly ii is the X J. l.tit re hay {
aShiey, ii such popularity with the public. and
Lave sEe.l al: iIi.iuet 81 saio!' Tie rvast is
lccaI,su they are III old and well established
II clt. and are Iuade from The i.Ist choice
h, Ibs Il I, u:S; .,e may " no have tiisd them
ttsti-y to ,L.ir beneficial qualities, and have 10
hcsiia.i,n ia rec rlm.rdirs item L. their
:fiictt .iieH3s.
Thy axe a-2rpwl,iasd 20 Il Ii hcst tonic
ana recrI. ra;or lLoNn; til, Y build up ,he sye-
:, III and .aTs.t str,ISI t. tie weak and y
haust, d. snd IT ,rdors, tI4d IcComn-' nd'd iy
or most ,u.intl-t Physicians as Per certificates
L each bottle. To those afflicted with tie
ysrop>ia. Iadie, stion ana Loss Of Appetite. a.
blood purifier III, ) gU:pass II osl.sr 60 called
to..ics Will have lately been ll2ctd in the
u4ark,t.
No fau.t;y should De without .Aenl. Sold
,v,Iy" Ltrc.
Il ITeTElN 4 CO.
Sc lro. Ii,t,Ts olS II =; 81,
.rc'I2-@m San PIan>i~Cc.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-28

: FEoEiS HEFTEGN Native Of Florida
I'D - ye4is; height 6 fec. t.zvi yves
Gallery: dark brown hair: long face blood
wins II right IL badly swell. scar On LETT
Eip slo. in Shoulder in at:, IErting to brl sk
Ekiscn Dc ]. 1870 StEt IrO,u .kp coun, v
GArcE y, 1871. s-sltenet u fJT LIFE. fog bur lary.
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rEsc.uEIc. uF rn1so>.Rs.

C,t- FORREST Ased . years trade. ma
G-i:sisi: t.ark brown curly hasr: blue eyts
k-ss scar tn fcretns.r EnucEIe OF lett hard.
S-rIf frcin storey county February H. 1870, fo-
8yesZs. FOR burglary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-28

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.s: 49,. - night hand ship in india ink on
k.s arm email ears. ttnt irom wiiite fil;e
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-08-11
CupidS WAYS.

Last Thursday evening, there was a
matrimonial affair OH the Tenn. side
of our Main Street, in which Mr.. Geo.
Pile and Miss Anice Campbell closed
out one of those tender campaigns
which have so much to do with the
coming generations of our country
This little affair has been on the tapis
for some time, and love and lock-
smiths held it i'm anxious suspension
between heaven and earth. -
AS is usual, love did the smiling, and
the locksmiths said nay, but they SAID
it in vain.
Now that the silken cord has been
placed deity about the uncertainties
of Georges little affairs, we hope that
its delicate wool may become the
highway for all those ETHEREAL tele-
grams which constitute the bliss called
connubiaI.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-08-11

We have printed limited num-
Der of Deeds, which are exactly in
conformity to the code, with ac-
Acknowledgements printed for both
tie husband and wife. They are
printed on fine tough Bond Paper,
and will bear folding and handling
without damage. Parties wishing
a handsome statutory oTn for deed
will apply at Office Of the BRIsroL
News
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-08-11

THERE is much in an artistic way In the
August ALDINE which will delight all 10, :
ers of the beautiful. Nothing moro grace
full OF cha ming has ever been seen in an
Americaii magazine than the fullpace pic
ture cal cd "Tbe Village Beauty drawn
aud engraved by the eminent French artist
c. Metals. This work has been engraved
in delicate and equisite style, resembling
bank-nOte engravings. Mr.. J ", Wood
ward contributes a series of grand and
bold pictures Of the Palisades of 'he Hud-
sou, some OF tie most striking scenery in
America, The full page picture of the
"llnnacles Of the Palisades" is massive snd
solld In appearance, and will give tie rea
der new idea Of these great towers of
stone Two large pictures, contributed by
Peter Moran, called "1'hs Shady Lane" and
The Sunny SLOPE are sure to arrest Il Q
attention and please the eye. a pic ure
fuiiYage, remarkable for its light and shade,
l;s rich foliage, and deep, clear waters, is
from the pencil of Kruseman van Eiten,
and Id a view on Efopus Greek, near Kirg-
ston, n. Y The other illustrations in this
number consist Of three fne views of West
minister Abbey, portrait of Augustih DAILY
and THE Breakfast by Epp, German
artist. The literary contents of the August
ALDIXE consist of seventeen articles, all
original and all replete with interest.
Eagenie Foa relates an interesting incident
in the llfe of Ludwig Won Beethoven Mrs.
81. L. w. Sherwood has a story called My
Only Ghost j. G. Stockbridge has an essay
called Memories of Fiesole,' and Mrs. E
W. Winthr p, has an article on american
English and English English. DIR. Fuller
Walkor has second article on Westminster
Abbey. Subscription price, IS, including
chromos 'The East and 'The West James
Sutton s Co., publishers, SIS Maiden La1e,
New York City.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-08-11
A WORD.

The Courier says Mr. J. a. Childress
killed recently on Holston
mountain, three rattle Snakes, one of
which measured fourteen inches in
circumference. This snake must
have had its tumors on it's own inside,
Look out Helms,
Doctor F. &. Miles, has a three
legged -doubled-taiied chicken. Our
friend Bob Hamlet owned a similar
one eight years ago, except that it had
still another leg to spare.
Our old friend G. r. Willard was in
town last week. He is now selling
cheap goods in Lancaster KY, and
we are glad to learn he is doing well.
DIR. Hicks had to amputate one
of Mr.. Charlie Finch's toes-the little
one. He is doing well aud will be out
in a week.
The wife of Capt. e. l.. A bbott. died
last week near Montgomery, in this
County, of Typhoid Fever, She was
pleasant and amiable lady and will
be missed from our town.
The bridge from the passenger shed
to the second story of the Va. House,
is being rebuilt, Mr.. Jessie Aydlotte
being the carpenter.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-08-11

The Y marked on the -Ne,cs means
that a remittance would be in order
and very acceptable. The number
marked or printed is the one to be sub
stracted from the ''whole number" or
the present issue, Multiply the re-
mainder by 4 cents and the product
will be about the amount you owe on
subscription
For example, the "whole number
of the issue is AL. If 800 should tc
the number marked or printed on the
outside of your paper, you will owe for
to numbers or one year.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-08-11
AUGUST FLOWER.

The most miserable beings in the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. More than seventy-fve per
cent. Of the people in the United Statos are
afflicted with these two diseases and their
effect: such as sour stomach, sick headache,
habitual eostiveness, impure blood, heart
burn, water brash, gnawIng and burning
pains at the pit Of the stomach, yellow skin,
coated tongue and disagreeabie taste in the
mouth, coming up of the food after eating
Go to the Drug Store of BUNTING & PEPPER
and get IS cent. bottle, or sample bottle
for 10 cents. Try it.
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer
WOODBURY.. N. J.