davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-11-29
&sEsh OD Dominion pawp0dit
Company.
sc a d q e NJ : o {.

Steie Company iptrb etnen ibrer natfplgenbsn pra6i
pollen DampTsr, SID Dominipm. @panpte, 5faa,
Bell. Ntd)mpuc, M,bemarte, Sarteras uni
0epr4 e US. @lcer I'm Yau) IN iepsm 4tsnfaa.
5Eetta9 .u,p 5aTstaB bel Sp9palsr ~abtabIsr
lafen.
&iefs S@tAe ftrS gan; neu unphpurpsn auspridliG
fin bisie Otpute eetaut.
@te paben pradtpSae Salppns, 9 tie @ppms uni
Babe. 3immer.
Die speifsn, S%sauemIt6tstt unS Ssbieauns inb un.
ubertrsTli0.
N1arsa, ,eelbs NIT tttler 2tnis ~Ssrianbr perpen, Ian.
ZEN rseelnidbtB in Nep.ypr. an %" Iberbeften Yier FL
&Cmpanp, 81 Diprtb Wtper.
5Iadt tur YIase meter as Nsp.gOtt ptresn Ianeu
oefpreert unp pire panir nt1Es ale op wirtli9 ~sebublel
untptten persbnet.
( 1tffe eielsr Stnte ~perlafen 9lprrolt nm 5 ubr Man
mtlta8s wabr,ap bee 9Dtnters.
1raGt anaenpmmeh ris 8 upr AbenpS ieben 9aa.
gDe9sn tDetterer ~ausiunft penpe man lb an
SeUrse ~. ALLEN ". Gv., assnten,
5feb. Sifse @pmpanv's ~geparpss, &rdetts,
, 1875-11-29

ystbt seriertse, wd&er nit DpspspNa behafct IA. 8sL
teraudl IA a, BET etnem lueu[ii6en Wlatls NIT BEN fat
unbeFeabarsn g~srlane.n gu fssn. afL bstI Bu nebmes
anb beanp& pur6 bic 8urtr bayrp aasssibl0asn gu fstR-
sae pen @enaRt f&nsu Hns ftu far1tbars Samerstn
fsIaen. Dpb ndt aGdu Ia patcrt leiba, foabern ni
La al. 4ausgtnpEen, ba n dnnier thIu eauge. atS q.
mas ~ taseln knbd. 81 snaIt br Desspttft f9 islbs
uRb fetue san,t timstbune. DIE sladli6s 6rshltdtsb
t6tett pirh cine ~frtnblsft ans ben patteaten trtngt eas
Bepustfetn, bat sas qtbsn ibR sac eaf Ia nnh felba eh
R6df.n tbn mttben, ai1t itlteE ,a gt,rttasHs Hns b
sar ixu Gdbfmprbs. abu sarxm ~
, 1875-11-29

klsenl Darura te f6r,dft&ea GnmsrssH SusbaltS
psl6e bteSe Rrantteit nit I'D brtnst. penn In benz ,S&nA
ktft gtters" Elm 5eilmittd ssboteu ptrb, bas Stbtr lttd
ulansen tannf Sc lnbert bic e&msrsen trfori unb ID
f1rtetfssten Gtbrau6t wtrs ea Patient son Wcdtw
s3s6t f6 4eHtr bsfinbta bio tine s1uaanetSt peluns a.
stelt Ia. Tauitnbs i.antn ben 4se. an psi6eps as sras,
ia6t Sarbta hiefss rxnbrbers Raluttttd % sssras@tn
, 1875-11-29

Cine fabeGbqfte &obbeit fam in
Srop, q, g., Dor. Sobn &ofteuo lam NIT
leinem g9sibe in Streit unb marfseine brett
ileroe Yetroleumlampe nab ibr. Die Aermite
ftauo natdrIid iofort III beurn Stammen3
Gle erlag ben furftbaren S~rauoiuunben, Die
file oaoon getragen bate, bal0. Seioe,
Mauu uuo 6rau, maren snr i3eit betrlu-
, 1875-11-29
Tisbsr unh faltss Tisb.r.

va,sH ash sDt&tIHsbtr far so G.nis surtst. q
stsbs ista 9tlmttttl Ia sss UsIt. R,i&ss 8tsber asS
9tgfhRshr unb ala fsaatssa serraaetea &raagtdtsa.
lbsRfs sssA Ralwass SiGsa sbssbsNst Habj ijsyES
ketsetsa ss ssaswstS AssOs nRthS' u &ssas ii
egefAs.
, 1875-11-29
Sic IQnQhen @idorien melfe

Bic ugiten@ i6orten melde
jebt i'm Srauni tNpei9'ihen geerntet iino, bat
Der IS. 3."sufolae unitretttg 9err Wfeper
III S15ppcnifdbt NFio9eu. 0erielbe bat 3
@remplare i'm Yeiit, welde suiammen cine
9anee bon IS 6nB 3 3ou, natiirlih obne
SraIt, battcn. Die 9dnge Der 9r0bten 8ur.
sel betruQ 6 SuB 10 3ou, aueyoinas mar Der
@uslduier Der Spise nitt oiel itdrter ais
iuie eth Sinofaoeu.
, 1875-11-29

ERaira. S@esIa4eeber entaeDen aus sehprbentn oluh
@eaen btt{e aranfb.tten ia .S4peptfW 8itters" eas wtrs
FaxsRs S&usntttel. neil q Der BET. Slutretnl8sr ta, s'h
- siebt aber plrs Der @sbrau6. IN fpdt eber ni& atnas
as& bn Mnphfans ~btspnuen, 70 BAT. gpfen. Vlafera
bettsn auSbre&ea, baHa mus Der 9ebrau& ipiprt enA
Reet rereen, ha aranibtttn IN bisfea Staptnm ast an.
kers Dstaablaae e~fsrsrn.
, 1875-11-29
"Star- Wfln" lLatturm

2tibsrslans. cline sruRe Sferee, 9n ponharttasr
Sdus aaier Cefsn. 8rssst IT, Gtlanaaren. 5dnplnn.
cen nc !. G~tEcaIare gratis v~frltnhit. A%eref1rei
tp29oh &tar. &iatiptn,. et ,saa
, 1875-11-29
Mn Gieentblmer Dpn Nferpen uni
Ntuspteb.


Sobtas' Oerbp Condition y rs
iino garartirt better sn fein ais irgenb
ipel6e anbern, ober feline SeSablur9, fir bic
0eilung bon Sriilen, @iirmer, @tnoepeioes
lpiirtner, Suiten, angemdhienes Sell, @rfdls
tuneen bel Yferben unb @rfdltun9en, Suiten
Wildperlult, lhparSe 3Hn9e, Sornfraufbeit
etc. bel 0tiuopieb. Yrels acknowledgements
Geuts. 9epot 10 Barf STAGE, 0teip Yorf.
T.. ". Xunfel's Bitter Wine of
nl 0f4 eA Iron. '
SIZE bat man geipubt, baB er in Der Seilung
BON nit Sbmptomen be9leiteter S6wade
eefeblt bat, obir bel llnluit sur Ar1itrersun9,
8erluft bes @ebd6tnifese Itbniungsbes
l6iperber, S1mdde, NbiGeu boz &ranfbeit,
ga1tidpeib, falten Siibe,, Sriblng Der
Sebffraft, Ufattigfeit, algemetner Shmahe
bes UtlsfeliDfens, nn9ebenrem lppetlt NIT
SpmpIomeu bon Stspepta, betben Sdnben,
flie9enoer Sise, Srodenbeit oerSaut, glei6bett
bes @eiid)ts uno Insi6ldge BARN, &elni=
guu9 be8 Slutes, SbmerSen III 6Idgrat,
lfperen Nugenlioern, ibmarsen Dor ben Iu'
gen fltmmerben Seden NIT Slmtanbrang uub
8erlult Der Sebfraft, bel Wfan9el ami Infs
meriafeit etc. @ir nur in 6lai6en 81 81
nerfauft. &auft baS @hte. Depot nrD 81
rice 259 Noro gteunte Ctr, Yblla.
aerstlheu Gath fret. Sra9e mad 6. s.
Guutels Bitter 8ine Of Sron" unD nebmt
fein anberes Sabrifat. @dt MIR in 81 6la=
iden perfanft.
Seerpbie Sdwadte. NerpDie Sd,,pGd,
Sflpd6e, eiue sebriidte, reisbare @tim-
mnil9 beS @emiitbS, GridDpfung, feline
@nergie ober 0ebenSluit, psripirrter &opf,
l6padeS @ebdbtnib, Die Solgen BON MuS=
ihpeifungen ODER 9eiitiser neberanlirensurtg.
Oteie nerp0ie Shwdbe finoet elm unbeotlgs
ties Seilmittel III s. s. &unfels Bitter @ine
Of Sron. 9erielbe perftdrft bas Spitem,
oertreibt Die geilfi9e Nadt nnb @eoriidtbeit
unb neriingt oas gauge SDftem. Strb
mr. in 81 6laiden o%erfanft. &auft bas @dte.
Office, $50. $50 gforD 9te Strabe, Ybtlabel=
pbia, Yd. Mtro bel alien 9potbefern per=
fauft. Srast ua6 6. s. &unfePs Bitter
Bine of Sron urb rebmt feiren allberen.
2Siro edit mr. in Slaihen 81 81 p~erfauft.
Sanopurm
ipirb lebeito ~entfernt NIT po1ltdnbiaem Gopf
in bon stpei biz prei Stunoen. Seine SeSahs
lung bis er e%ntfernt 1T bon 9r. &unfel, DO.
1853 gtorp gteunte Ctr, 8btlabelpbia. Git,
9taoel- NIB D%iaSenmiirmer ebenfals %entfernt.
Sommt uno iebt. Seratbun9 fret. Sdldt
mad @ircularen, ooer frust euren Ipotbefer
naf &unfepS @urmsS prup. Brei8 81. gr
perIa9t ME.
, 1875-11-29
GO NArp;enf,

@uten Isenten miro cine @omriifion besahlt
fir ben Yertaui BON neren uno iebr p~opulGren 8ithern
BON elmer Der beoeutsno'ten Subieriptions= 5irmen i'm
Sanoe. 80 Bidder fir 50 Gents So Bidder fir 81. 20.
&ein bumbu9. Nlon laie it'd nniere Girculare tom.
men nno f~berBeu5e ith Ielbit. @oreie q. q. Bog 52s.
bdrtf""N Conn 49G!SDea
, 1875-11-29
Reimt WnauaenhoEe.

GmtsaItsn Rstn Msrfur. Wia.rdIien sbn &abIias
Xrssctmtttd
Ae i'd bura et6runses ser Nerssaun.scraant oobt'
Gen;
DerRopfnne, tnntrt Pdmprrbetbsn eGutanrrdns nae
hsa Rppfs, iaurtI Sti6mad utotI.t SOeb tuntH
GDtbrptleH stssn Ndbruua, Wsfupl pm usbtrtuauns
Sab S&pu, TN g1assn, 'anrss Auttsstn, aut- unt
Etrssen Der Wesenerub., S&pinbti, Is nta" une
i@ptrts dtbmen. ptri'udnnstn. }a,am msn'6rsd' IN nns
@tfubl bee &rfid,ns btim yieeen. Abnabns Der Stb.
ts6ft, fNDar,s punt btn cher ees 81 c ttrrs z @leitrs
psr b,n Gueen, 5sber uns cJnpfet bners i'm 8psf.
WtanssI an Comets. etlte Barbuns sr y vi unt on
euatn, Sd ERA In Der Sstts, IN Der NrHf uHb Ben &ite
bern. plStlt6, Qlnfaat spa btss ans l9rrnssn ta Sltli4
RDtnte. . ZEN upn RabGar's @tlsn bttrettH sf Gs
Refs spn az ben eeuannteu StprunseR.
80 veie rs Gents fur ole &dDa6tsL
, 1875-11-29
Dr. @aawap'A @erfeet NureattOe
unb reaultrenbe DtQen,

sBaie aefAmadlps, taubsr .%nsrfdet far be 6aiuns aEer
6tSruHeen, bts WaqtHs. De 9tStr, Der ttnaspttst Der
Rtsrtn, her BIdf.. yltrven ttoen, E'picth, Q rastfuRs,
3aus C5ansnHebu, unttrlsits ept,uRpnre rdmrrrpcib,n
Hnb d1s unorbRusesn In ben tnutrsn Dspaptn. rirh
aasaattst. anb l@aE cat fs rOftis tnriseA.
, 1875-11-29
@@meDif6 8itters.


Dsr Mept sIs stsrbunbat SebreR ey.hedtt tR eera>
As f&ntbtf&u &rjt BEL ben wsHenfhaftIi6en 7prf&nhs
vd@t r fac auf anen Gbdlea br Grbs anftate, ett g.
/ saIAse 5eALssaft sewtfr RrSuter uab bs Gstrad berAa
bsn bt1a ~ Aauptteaeubthek t8
, 1875-11-29

Derbsrssnes Dlut IN bic 1aHstarfsas sy sfsytfiAsss
aab fpsar eidbaftu RranPtsitta.
, 1875-11-29

MQenteu g ;Sr flss sTif f nsi a S%95Sni}i;s % a Es4OmO \:
saer grt. Glatiolal 9brplnp 60. Ebila, 90. 4Q912o)
, 1875-11-29

0aS 9roBe 8 d morrbotbeusS etl-
mtttel, ANAKESIS, Die @ntbeduns beS
Or. Silsbee, bar Nuipruh auf ben Ofas
men noas 8unber bes 53eitalters." 10000
oanfbare Batienten ie9nen oies ein5ige uus
trii9libe Samorrboiben . Seilmittel, NIB Die
lpelde 8aifmittel, Salbeu rno innerlide
Oiittel angemenbet babeu, merben oaS au9es
uebme 9efIbl ailaenblidlider Sdmer5els=
%ituberun9 nnb Die iihere Seilung ~ miirbi9en
iriiien, ipelhe burb ANAKESIS geipdbrt
neroen. 8reiS $1.00. Tranco. Su9eianot
nodl Dem @nlpfans bes Yreiies BON .. Neuz
tdbter II. 60. Depot, 46 Walker Street,
New York.
, 1875-11-29

Nm ~ pabItfaM ssr RaAatnznsea sal D,tras
ederH. Y be Namsnsantert&rif bs frlserta eiasribS
.asFs .eassA: Sasentna. kS0 sIAf6s ~ "a ~
Sttttrs eatA<. etaesslaiea
SetraR4sARnefuHseA b rRsIisAes sHa bsatfAey evra
a, s9 aalfrt untertGrtf .DSAaS = Ga 1Gssn an
kka 6laf&s bdstflst
%FsS 70 asRts stNs ElafAs res sIefAsa - Nsas
EMs ~ tNtsksa +5 Esrs Sstt.e SesoSR rdsA ~ ~
$sHEe0rts AM Sseissisa sa RssSa.asts G4asaa ~
-
, 1875-11-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Der sess,x n Bic srss. %sosrfadttt bs 26rpcrs. Ssr
4m ebGlt has gauge Ssfem Nabrun9 unb Sratt. WenI
Dsat EbGheiett ~ %entwtdelu, rnuh Der GAME 8Srper Id
lea. DIE Rranibeiten, ~sl&t sas %setprtr Etatieittt os
Krbsassssprsaus ~enraseea, fab s.rl9tsbsuer Grt. aba
@ruas, rptn bas r6&wtetf& Sttters,' be q as Star.
Mxasuatnei wtrst, be @srbauunssrraaae rteslt anb tbH
Aanabe 2biAsistt berasat, 10 steIe xrsultetten belt. w
0afAeatas .sans sTf&tfsensr Natas aaa. dts aeaHes
spe aHt anberea enRsenfranfbessn eRtaeben coca 10 sS
aus Stsranssn ber Nassntpatisittt as bar6 erblit
Aa!lass sbsr nsfiist arialRns Wsnn s. Spftl MO
laasIi& rnabrt pLrt aub abmasrpne sln,rs,ea IN
w. sef&pd6ts Syfsm erltsst BEN istl tshsn Gaiaa tite
GrfaItnna BIZ BET dne periou BON trahtea @efunp9u
Gar Mot Ia 6era&t idms Die b,rubmttfen asr3l
ueun ff 8alt Bon S6pinbiu@t IN bfn srfen StaeteG So
hanbda, rtGteu ebns Gasnabmt TIRE Hufmeriio nieu n
ef enf e~ &s8ali-ane er gerbaaunssoreaus beatif {
Wv Utt&perss seruria6sn uni nt&i eWr& zen ri. pes g.
ea aae ttm entneeer sar ietat sba IN alpHiasu ssa
Ssats sab f&ls@ss Rabrass ~ bteea
seerssafdppddes
N stxs sr anslaafeltsRsa Rrangpetsa, ssnep ess
i&snsel1lt&t unterpDrfen H. aap ldhea usmtnt4et,
men baraa. Die lria&en. Wsl&s ptefes i&tefljbt
etrssrafss, ans pni&tsotu ane sielftte abt Of T.
ssubisasswdt mus immu eteftIbs lta adm I'd bis
ssra etSrtaassmtttei eas Nerstniptem biz o. .ap
lasSsrsan. xnb sasur& ben santea ROrpts AZ It'd -
Das ,S&psbtfa Ststers' aelt anerrei&t b als L,ar
1auisnesn BITE @efnnsbstt suradssesbsn psl6t ihsu 50
van %ipeiIelttn, IL rfeetr 8,nrs IN o ~ m Hnter
Rtsnersef@Iasenbett,
sfas4ssss, as~sseazG seasassss uaslsGsasaaasea
aRh Hnbstlssas Rraatsst.s uus p, msstdntf1s psbanh
inaa ettlaeen iann attnnals N rub b~sspnnen psrssn
Sire ~ssri$winssa. Bsm Ssttsatss sV pirs aaiss1sar y
salhainelss SeLassPsit iarlGsesebes xas issas BIZ faAss
esttusstt Hslt R6 balb ptsse dA-
Sta Mblsttuns snsittsA
Hrfsxta, Hd&s sa Strffsnes abfabrxn ssA tt,, ~.
f4dSt&. 8slsea trssnh antr art piaf&ea ivatsn sis,
bppptltt DpFs bes .Sbpebtl& pttters' atb,nes GsS
tin s%p0iommsH uui6s> lt49 ableitaassatttd rnA Iss
seTabrdAt EeTssn sbhs &a9a4. s3f
WIsss saS @ef@is&A
"a q pssu nxsdtIlss, asA aab.v ntxasnNas erA
eaHaea tnttdlt, AUD leas AarssttfAss @rSsnAtksTa -
ssrH s1sfAltssit$ bsRtbs az
RrSaierf&ssea.
sssta esIians eisnt4sass car sa4s ssHss ss,aa.a
wssbsa saxsa- -
Tsrft&ti-Dos G@te Saw.std
Stttsrs &iss ausi&lieslt& bereitet sss
Dentel II. Co.,
4 rAe H5
AsS Nors Drttts etrass,
RhIabslpbh
Nm ~ YaeltfuM ssr R~aAaSnznsea saI Dstras
fdern, Y bic Wamsnsanttrt&rih 10 frassrts etssrib3
satA&h. etaeeslaisa
w. BE aaisrs untsf6riht .Dssij : G. SSsta A.
&Iafks heiasfitak
, 1875-11-29
veie 25 @ents fur Die Gha6tsl.

Wabtpau H. 60,
90 Narrsu, @ds @tHe6 Str. 81. U
Rses gaIiAes une DsprN. GGt6t N. nrstmarts al
gehsas u. Co., 50 Vndtreu. I'd, &ourG CIR. Nts
assi. NMstunft. 9ap,rrb' ~-rtt frh 3hnss 'cs-tnid
, 1875-11-29
@eid1ft etablirt felt 1885
BOERICKE IL TAFEL,
mDOp0tiib c

@potbefe, 145 @ranoftr., Stem Norf,
balten beitanoi9 auf Eager elm oolitdnoi9es Efforts
neien, iomte aler III oieles Sad eini biasenoen oeuf=
i9en Builder lno, Sdriften. 6auss9potbefsn rnb
n%ereite' 9tuseaben non 6ausdrjten in grbBter gluss
ipabl. Yiiher @atalo9e nno p~reisliite gratis. gni-
tr1ge per 4,olt prornpteit ~eIfectuirt.
, 1875-11-29

Dbilabelp9ta. IA.
Dies 1T cine Organization uor isapitaliiten nm
3hee su importlren uno gu perthellen
nit sinsm tleinen Demtnit, Der Dem 6 oliumenten alien
3epinn Der 3ipiibenbanbler erIpart. gGir controliren
einen groBen 3beil her befeu 3bseiorten. uelbe mad
oieiem Ganoe tomnen uno Die nlr opn uns ielbit BET.
fault iperoen. qerIoneil, meldbe BON anoeren banolern
taufen tburt bies Su ibrem el9enen Ga9tbeil. uniere
bau1er in @bina uno Sapun baden Die beiten 6acilita'
ten aur Austuabl, mas nns groBe Vortbelle 9eipdbrt.
YBr baben gum 8erfauf unlerer 3beeiorten in allen
bauptitdoten Der Nereinieteu Staten Stores etablIrt.
x8ir seben ~unleren auuoen elm
GdbDneS Sel &brpmD,
.aenommer ppu ben iusrtbupliiten @Bsrten amsritsni.
ider unp fremper 9iiritlerl, pelAes. luenn in elnem
Biloerlaben setauft, mebr toiten ipiiroe ala Der 4rels
oes 3hees betrd9t. Dsie Sbrohios linS elm 9el&ent
fur uniere Runoen.
@ns g~etanften Maarsn aarautt ri. baS lie Doll.
tcnmene Sefriesisung a~eludbren, ooeress Vsls iuriid'
~erkattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
Il h A CO.,
Ne. ss1 NrA 6traBs, Ode ,3peitsn una gsates 6trats
uns 81 Sic !3iusite Str, pBtla.. La. <Es12mi.
, 1875-11-29

@ober 10 bod Die rieii9e unb itets
ipahienoe Veliebtbeit BON Or. Itbert
@onrabi'8 au9Sbnrger Srui #
thee? ST periprift ME mebr als Ell bdlt,
uuo bat nod fetnen 2etoenben getGulht.
, 1875-11-29
fen. Gaitelo purbe oerbaftet. Sein Sobu
III i'm SeierunsSbaule.

Cine ithere @~arantie fir bic
Seilung bon alien Dtagenbei6weroen bieteu
0r. Auguit &6utg,S Samburger
Sropfen. 0ieielben iino fret BON alien
mineraliid,en Subitau5en, r~etnt9eu oas Slut
uno ltdrfen Die Contribution.
, 1875-11-29
Rerssaf&p6de,
Wslan@clie.

FHA unbstIssas RranfeuteR uus bic msstetnil1s ptbanh
!nna Seriabsn Tam attmals N frub bespnnsn rpsrpsn
4tan seeraa&. sas ,S&wsbti& 8ttus" etHau Rad s,
anpeIuae amp pt lttte Spur bar cbenstnannten III
stse ssritptneeu. Deia 1~atenten pirs ~nnfeblbar a
salhanelss SelaasPst luraGsesebes xas fstaf BIZ taAer
RsittrIett Eelt h6 balb pieser din
, 1875-11-29
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
90 Irsyfsa ia sinsus saIbsn gIas Da6n

bsisitN zen Ia p,ntssn gnssnblia,nt
ardmpfe. @hpdds. SerltlOpfen, b6fen Resi-
f&Maeri, cerngrbenen Wfasen, Diarrbss,
GurdbfaAs Serftop flng, Bldbunasn
unb ale inneren Geinen, :
, 1875-11-29
Gta Mblsttunssmtttsx

Hafsasa- sd&s @a vtrfsau abfabrx nasn ttsu m,
f4deltSt tSlstn tresas 1aI VT Siafbea luatsa Elm,
Tin pp1icumeH uui6b li&ts ablsitaaasaittI nrA 90
seYabreiAt HerAen stks &3&aA. sMf
, 1875-11-29

sa q Desn nHtdtIeu, as0 aassv mtxaaFfas 9,ns,
ssa sAsfAltssiIA btRebt an
, 1875-11-29

safsabs fsutsn atts ent Flafa, ssa Watmdss N,a,s
gsltif bet flo fubrsn. DtHtse Zrppfsn In &sasr psrSss
&santbeit sber S&msrisn, bic psm gDe@isl bss GDsHtrs
~ssrrabrsa. s~prbsusea. 70 n bsHer ale irsnlSNtAey
@senly sssr 8ttttfs ale elm ~0tt.smitt,l.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18
Gen. RsOht. Lowry.

We place at our masthead to-day
the name Of Gen. Robt. Lowry, OF
Rankin, as our preference for United
States Senator. We favor his cleo
ton not only because he has done
more work for our party than any
one else, but because we know him
to be as well fitted for the position as
any man in the State. In this ON
n@ection we pu biish below extracts
from some of our contemporaries:
There is perhaps in the State no
eloquent 4 man. u purer citizen.
a more staunch patriot. a nObler gen
,leman than General Robert Lowry.
Since the war his voice has eve been
raised al! over the State in eloquent
terms against the thieves and plum
derers intesting our borders. Until
now the people of the State have been
powerless to meet out to him II re-
ward commensurate with his Jealous
labors. Now an opportunity is offer
ed ; a y. S. Senator must be elected.
No better selection could be made
than Gen. Lowry. He would honor
the State, and the whole South would
be proud OF him.-Copaahdn.
There is Gen. Robt. Lowry, 4 pure
and gifted gentleman, who has. per-
haps. Il stronger hold upon the popu-
lar heart than any other. A man
who has, under all circumstances, and
at every hazard of inclination and
personal sacrifice, held himself ready
to obey the calls of his State. During
the long dark period of our political
travail, whenever a forlorn hope was
to be led, Gen. Lowry was selected
as the patriot-martyr to lead it. Now
that the party has the opportunity to
bestow IA solid reward, it would be a
beautiful exhibition Of its sense Of
obligation 10 bestow this S%cnatorship
upon Gen. Lowry. And we are sure
that it would be worthily bestowed,
and universally acceptable to the peo-
pie. If political gratitude is not a
myth then Gen. Lowry has strong
claims upon the party.----Mertdtdn
Gdzette.
The people of the State W Gen.
Lowry a debt of gratitude which no
position could repay. We do not
wish to underrate the services of any
one who may enter the Senatorial
contest; but one thing is certain, and
that is, that no man in the State has
ever evinced a more self-sacriticing
patriotism or untiring zeal in laboring
to promote the welfare of Mississippi
than Gen. Lowry and it should be
borne in mind that the late campaign
through which we have just passed
is not the first in which Bob Lowry
has led the Il against ltadicalism.
In every contest since the war he has
been found in the thickest Of the
fight, dealing to Radicalism those
dcadening blows which have finally
resulted in its overthrow aud the
freedom of our State.
- WesLvUe Mems
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18

We were only in attendance II
day. The display seemed to us about
as usual. though manv said it was TAR
better than ever before made. 1t is
patelrt to the mind of every one VINO
visits the Fair that II people 40 not
take enough interest in exhibiting
their home productions. II the peo-
nile of the State could be induced to
send forward their farm and garden
products, fine stock, etc, our Staie
Fair would be behind few others.
The attendance is always large, and
the display should be better. we
know that the officers Of the Associa-
ton do all in their power to induce
exhibitors to place their articles be-
fore the public. They work faithful
~ and offer liberal premiums, but
fail to make such displays as one
would expect to e at Il State Fair OF
Mississippi. The fault is with the
people, the producers. Can't they do
better?
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18

For some time past a person could
not go into II passenger car without
hearing some one say he "a going
TO Texas. T'.is fall the desire to
leave Mississippi seems to have been
greater than ever before. Year by
yea have II people labored, only to
grow poorer under Radical rule.
Under the oppressive laws many OF
them have been unable to support
their families and pay their taxes,
and seeing no hope for ~deliyeranc e
in Mississippi, hundreds upon hun
dleds have left for Texas, hoping to
find better homes. Hereafter there
will be no excuse for leaving Missis-
sippi. The Democrats will have con-
troll of affairs, and all outrageous, OBJ
noxions and oppressive laws will be
repealed. There is a bright future
i'm store for our State. and all our Cit
liens should give up the idea OF
moving to Texas. Stay in Mississip =
pi, and make it what it was before the
tCoI.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18
Grant to he Nominated.

The Sunday Chronicle, of Washing
ton city, which. sometime ago, assailed
tue Administration, came out Sunday
morning tor the third term. 1t takes
the ground that Grant vas Il necessity
in 1853 and in 1872, and that he will
be equally a necessity in 1876, to save
it from defeat. Sherml III is ruled out
on account of Catholic utilization 5 ;
Sheridan, on account OF being born
abroad ; and Charles Francis Adams,
as a dead weight. The Chronicle in
sists that "the masses of the Republic
can party. no longer atfrigiied with
the absurd cry of .CIsarism,' are now
looking to Grant as confidently as
they ever regarded him 1t also
saws that "Governor Hayes, after the
campaign was over in Ohio, stated in
the Executive Mansion in Harrisburg,
while a guest of Governor Hartranft,
that the educational question had
given the Republicans the victory in
the Buckeye State"
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18
Good Advice.

The Columbus Press, n Republican
paper, gives the following excellent
advice to the colored people. Let
white men read it to their colored
laborcrs:
We say to you then, give no heed
to the advice of any Of your old party
leaders. if that advice tends to make
YOU believe that by your unaided eff
forts o can regain your vantage
ground. The history of every other
Southern State proves co~ncluslyely
that this can OF be done; and it you
invite a conflict you alone will be the
sufferers.
Have nothing to do with politics
till Won are invited to participate by
those who have politically vanqui>hed
YOU. The day will come speedily
enough, when they will divide among
themselves. and each will ask your
suffrage. You will lose nothing by
waiting till that time.
You must not think that be-
cause the Republican party has been
defeated that the Democrats will
make slaves of you, or treat YOU
worse than they did before. We con-
fidently believe they will pursue a
liberal policy toward you. They
want YOU to be their political friends,
and therefore we trust they will try
and wean you over by wise and mod
crate laws.
In conclusion you must remember
that you are without party, and with
out party leaders. Instead, therefore,
of looking to politicians for guidance
you must Sc lect some intelligent and
honest man who is your neighbor to
counsel and advise you.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1875-11-18
Letter from I'll. IL. Revels.

Ex-senator H. Il Revcls has writ
ten a letter to the President, in which
he the situation and gives
his views thereon. VIZ make the fol-
lowing extract:
Since reconstruction, the masses Of
nv people have been, AS it were, en-
shaved in mind by ~unprincipled adj
venturers, who, caring nothing for
country, were willing to stoop TO any
thing, no matter how infamous. to Sc
power to themselves and per-
petuate it. My people have been told
by these schemers, when lei were
placed upon the ticket who were no.
toriouslv corrupt and dishonest, that
they must vote for them that the sal
walton of the party depended upon it,;
that the man who scratched q ticket
was not a Republican. This is only
one of the many mean these unprin-
cipled demagogues have devised to
perpetuate the intellectual bondage of
my people. To defeat this policy, at
the late election men. irrespective Of
race, color or party utilization, united
and voted together against men
known to be incompetent and dis
honest. | can not recognize, mgr do
the masses of my people who read,
recognize the majority Of the officials
who have been III power for the last
two years as Republicans. We do
not believe that Republicanism means
corruption, theft and embezzlement.
These three of1enses have been preva-
lent amongst a great portion Of our
office holders, and to them must be
attributed the defeat of the Republi-
can party in the State. if defeat there
was but l, with all the lights before
me, look upon it as an uprising of the
people, the whole people, to crush out
corrupt rings aud men from power.