davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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prsis pro Hane SO Gents. @ebnnten In Seln.
spanf pre- Bane % Gems.
i. eanS Der Ieste gpmbarsier. Npo.ns bon
r &. g8. badl0n0sr. 81
4. Scr Observation-Disclosures Gri1tIunQ
g pom Balbuin Moabauisn. ~. :
D. Gie Biausn une 0elben. Senejusla'
nlIpes Gbarattsrbno BON Jrisbrit
l. Der ssaub gtrasbmrs's. uatsrlGnbi.
1ber 9omam ppn beribert Rau.
5. 0eutidblane's Gbre. biitoriiaer Re.
man upn Serio BON Guied. 60
& Dad Keffament %eter ceS 0rpNtn,
&oman uno Uei9i@ts pom Sueian Der.
T. Scr elephant. aomiI&.r woman BON
as. Scr hfesenSef Spmdnbsr.. biHuri.
i@er &6iaan bon ". Is. Sra&pOssI.
3wei 8Gnbe. e f.
''H Dem aIten Berlin, bon Geor9 Dill unD
gaemefisj Criminal . 0eibihte BON
Srieo. 5risori%. 3uiammsn in sinsm
Banb.
H.. Ssrr eetpa. Criminal . Roman bon
II. 8wei beitere W~eibidten. Bon qSDlt
NtussIburs. 3wei Spbue. Serrs
bias. 3niammen in einen Baub.
-. Der tote bans. Criminal . Geibi1te
BON u. yStredfuB. limb Die &pbns
Barnepelt's. 6iitorii3er 3toinan bon
S@mibt . gBsiBsnrels. 3ulammsn in
Ia I'm Ebrpn mmc 2eben. biaorii6er Ro.
man BON 0eore biltl, a..
IL SIN @6fenfer. @adalsr Eomau bon
6rieorib Geritdder.
Ia Sabriele, cas aBeib tes .GpielerS.
Criminal . stoDeae Don Is. 9itapau
unb Die EranctireurS, @rjdblun9
aus benz oeuti4. . iran5oitiben Srie8e
pom SSisSrld Gsrtadsr. 3uammsa
II. Gin Nerpprfener.. Criminals npsIs
bon 8. Do. 3emme.-Tas 6prftbaus
poer Die pi!oe Sa9b in Der 4falj. 3us
iammen in einem 8ano.
- Seremtas unb Bic fbDne Utncen5ia,
Der $err be& DGufeS.-Brau So
dem.-Die 4erlpbte.-Nesine. Grs
adblun9en bon YVGria BON Oilers. 3us
iammei in einein Sano.
.. u. 20. Der Tel8 bon @ra.. Ypn:I. g. Brad.
'oo9el. 3pei YGfl6e.
n. Die alte i~pnniidhe l~lrfunee, Don Mr.
niano . hno AoaS i" eipena. ,@piiooe
aus benz oeutI1s fran3ojiI1en &rie9s
bon D. b. bon Debenrotb. 3uIanmen
in einem Sanb. ..t-,
n. Bier Slltben unb cine Trudbt SO.
belle BON Yilbelm 5dniibt.- 6 ptpmba.
Nouele BON prosper Merrtn,e. gu.
iammen IN einRr1 8anb.
No. Gidn3ence Babnen.. NpnraR bon Nua,
ae Wf" Silberlttir. liter Bano.
> SlGnjcuee Sabnen. .Ronran bon Nua.
Silberiteln. 2ter Scnb uno Die gunne
brinst es an cen Tag. 3uiammsn in
einen Saro.
q, Die B%arpnin. Rpman bon @u9en Vi.
benrotb uno Msit ~eiiernsr Sanh. gu.
ionlnen in einem 8ano.
10. Die gflaosret Der eiebs. Rpman pou
, 1875-11-26
THE PIONEER,
&einem falfen Branb!
&eime Manlfperre mebr !!
WiQiam Grnmer's 1eilpilaHer.
pdtentirf am 10. Woi 1870.

pdtentirf am 10. Wtni 1910.
Die g3irfuna tiffes IFaasrs 1T bepunt trun 3sna rhts
Sc eiairt isin Yfafer, NEEDLES bitiss ibsrirtft.
2ur& iatreIdness &tprpbsn iann Id sisfes gssftu
ais stn unipsrfalsS aus mitte! e%npfebisn.
Terntiienpdter, 5dcritbsfBer. ,cris aue Nrtsiisr fputss
IS tets i'm Sauis unb In ter aDertadtte post6trie balten.
Die Wlrfnne ii eine nb%srrafdsnpe; man brautt wsDr
dr;ili6e pnlfe su reauirtren, MD bat man. BET fuIprusa
4npsntuus, einen Yerluf an Irbtitsseit 3u befurNssx.
80 belt bic fdiimmf ten aHunnsn, bic BART
nd3tsffen a,ten Geidmnre. Bon gang tslOn0srtr
Nirfuns if.es bet Sbuss, Sieb 2fids, Sdpntn.,
Biz. unb Guefidbmuncsn; b Gitmmen SrhfSsn.
Maui, DIutseid,mHren 5apie BET 0trpuapHne
ratd rpfti9s Sidsel eibt es tsin bs0eres NfitteI.
9et 5lbneraueen ft1t 20 riht MUIR zen S@mu, is-
fort. %frnoern bffetltst ~btefiIben BET etnem @sbran@s prn
: Bic 10 Ideen ednsItb.
) .2tsot: albert 6. Isns's asotbsie, Ns. 81
10 arp.
weiS per Srr nebt 9ebrard soaweifuas so Gents.
Y'sbasen in alss M~petbst'n, fswte an Der 9issrssu.
Wlnn U rrn. 3Wl7~.:
, 1875-11-26
Giniee quite Gran0e

1.-Gins usue Or Rnbuus, sranbft& ssvsaft
unb s%eiidbert burb patent. ""
2.-Wta6t einen ooIIsomrtenen 2o6.SrA.
sIetb auF beioen @eiten. an alien Grten bon Stotsa.
3.~-9auft Iei6t, ianft, gsrdui6los uno rai&-bsRs
6 pm b matte II bon @i9enibaften.
I'D usrbait-lau tSabrelan9 obne Repa'
v~utureit.
5.-9erri6tst allie Arten. pom GTbrtt
uno i aneq Ndbertien in elmer notwithstanding,
6.-SI fir ben Irbeitsr iebr leidt II bano.
Daben. Die 9Gn9e Der Slide tanl resulirt meroen,
r~i1GbrenS Die @Paldiue i'm Gauge 1T, unb bieie fam
ritt etneiu 5aoen uerieben perosn, obne eaB oerlsIbe
ourb S0der 5u 8s5el bat.
s-plan eiufa6. itnnrsih. elegant, inoen
ct STD obne ben Gebrant BON Gos g8beel Gears,
8ptarp Gouls uno 9eosr 9rlns Tprmirt. t,iro. Dat ban
IutpmaticDrup 8 eeO, relbsr eine 9Iet&'
mGBi9e &an9e oes Sti@es bel ir9eno
elmer GeI6ninbi9teit Il bert. Dat unlrrsu
neusn 3 brsab 6 ontrptler ynelber cine slet1-
utGBige Selueguns Der 9tesolsESar erlaubt uno s'nsr
Gerlsb un9 oes Sabtns porbeu9t.
Sc onitruetion Il II 8 4 ,sr9fGItis unb p0a.
enbtt. SIT Iabr3irt BON ben 9e4idteitsu aRs
trfabrenfen Grbettern in Der beribmsn
bennington Mrfaprp, Slpm, ". D. %biianelppta
cfice: sac &beftnut Gtrase. a1RIiaai
A. Mdnmsr unD Bramen tperctn lest rsr.
CVV lanat fir uniere fieueH 0oIofeeerns
Bileers Ndbieiee, ~2eineniaeen Mno Sd,retbpas
pier. @roRe Ginnabmen init 5td,crbeit &c.
ridcst. Wan fbreite icfprt UNI &irellars an .. e.
, 1875-11-26
gDlfSacid)i0tcn.
amerifauiide Snsenh=g ibliotbef.

*ta's'ti"htlu9S NHSShp ot"*"'1eA
Sn biibide Bappoedel nit MuslinsNiidsn
eebunoen a 25 Gents.
reeser mnc a6eike, bon Gran3 6offmaun. Oct
treue Bdd)ter. 3uiainmen in einem 8anb.
Der @inerfpenftise, BON 5ran3 6offrnann.
&IeineS 1T bic Bsiese bee GrpRsn, bon Jrans
einsln 8ano.
d. 6cnfelbufaten, BON tyran3 boffmann. - Der
gd,iffbrIdb. ,3uiamuen in einen 8anb.
gcb iebe eid id,pn. bon SuIins 6ofimann
Dm fonff nidbt ffeblen, e
@rpRpGters &ieblin9
Ser biinSe @ilbeisn, bon 6uHap Risb.l.
Der Sedpfennis. 6rsi &atbarinem. = Mna
Der @e9entpdrt. Srei @r5Gbluneen non Gbefla
BON Gunpert. Sn eiuem 8anb.
MnS Nadlt gum 2!dt, BON 8i4arb Baron.
gai nne Damaianti. BON Gsrbinanb S6mibt.
Selpbnte Ereue. - Gafuntaia. - Der Nfiiip.
MIR Ia Mfrisa. 3uianmen in sinem gans.
Tsr WeHblarst - Der Sirfbpf. .3tpei Grgablun'
gen BON 8. Stober. 3uiammen tn sinem 8anb.
Mas Der Wsenib fact, raS wirn er eub ern'
ten, bon &ihara Baron.
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Gauisnb i'm Druid nap uasm Roua,'
MMfauencer GrfpIa.

9tn @esnt ssretsnt sta IN stsr Easeu aab sn anss-
Sceon'S GtprN . stn wabrer edas sen
~ ~f% @~rfrtfcbnnsen, @Pt.
psannJen. M6enteuern une 8Sun6erm AMI N
ant ED pafsnesn &bbilbuuaen. greit Spserf nisbrie
"a esH raiSltsn atsans. Oaaa Sats faibaih M
bettSf Ir T
, 1875-11-26

TptsenDe bilise
WOlfSs, SngenOiGriiten
~ mnO MOnlaue
fnb gu BADEN tn alen beutfben
Sabbanbluneem IN Dem
Sereintgteu Stanten nnO Ganaoe.
Gr;GDluneen ron 0nitap Nierib.
Sn biblde Bappoedel NIT WfuslirsRiiden
~gebunoeu a 25 Gents.
@a8 9tanhrcd,t. /. r t-N.. -
Die Oepprfirten.
pie Mnsipdnnerer mad Mfried
Scbneteer unb 0eiser. rrt .r ,
Sbrifopb Columbus.
Slarus 1Ihh Maria. .. L.i =.
Srane opn Sbn,bura. L.-
lnretbt Gut gcceibef nibt.
Sie Grnneuns ces Norjelans.
Der alte ariessr unb feim eobn.
S's Nolsnnnable Der sletne &araartf'F'
Die Baife. Oosr cine quite abat fnntt oft auf GrStn
lfbon lbrett Gobn.
Sobanna, ooer enrd, wadbt yum stdbt.
Der arne Gottfrieb.
wv htp yer Sueutler. Jt
Gas &leebiatt. - 9rei Ue5hidtet. l. Der tretlt
S6iener, 2. Der pai6er nno is;h 6obn. 3. Die
pHatlnenmdrn"x.
Tie Gndsucfssubr. .l
Jacpb une feline 2pbne.
Gr3ablungen BON Gaiparias.
Sn bibfde Yappbedef nit Mtuslin-Stfider
gebnrbeI a 25 Gents.
@cfottd)tcn aus Benz Epefyart.
Der GdbMlineiffcr unn fein 1pbn.
%fraRburs auf Der %dDdn,.
SDlfSgci6i1tcn.
Sn biibi1e Yappocfel nit Wuslin,Riiden
gebuf1ben a 25 Gents
Der Sf9etster, ooii 0latbrebf.
2 dbrecfensiabre.
pie Gtuinine Don Nprtiti, bon gIaubrett. uno
Spbatln BON 2epeen, Der prppbet. Non
Hobert GERBER. ,3ularniren in einem Bud.
@eid,idbten ees Wfarrers Siebsrtifdb. Bon
Sarl St0ber.
Sfadptlaser in Granada. Bon Sr. gtoroen. rno
Eanlbduler. Bon Norbert 6irte. 3ulamnlen in
einem 8anb.
Tarifer 1~augentHts. unb
enntpdcf G~deabunsus. Suiomrnsn In sirsrn
Bano.
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~. y. 70. Hb. Oil. Aains;et@tn. stpman BON q
. I'd. badl1noer.
20. Y. 30. BD. I'm ajepter unh &ronen. 8eitro.
man bon Oregon Samarop.

Ser NOro 8 4merifaniide 9ulmeidet
uto
tlufeblbare Ratbgeber
fir G%inmanberer uno @iugepanbvrfe.
entbalt cine fnra sefaBte uno fir Seoernann nerftdue.
Ii1e
.@rammattf Der ensfiiden Sprade,
nebIt anleituna in tur5er ,S.it
obns eebrer ensliib fpreden un6 fcbreiben 10
lerneu:
O %auBeroeis cue
b~onhGnbige DISSEMINATING
Son grieen, Rednunssn, Ns+~unsen, gontrattsh
2Bs1ieln, Wniueiiunget, ,Settungs.N nnoncen,
Gei4dftstarten &c.
fa M Giebenjebnte 2ufase.
nappbedel e~ebuttoer, so Geats, nit 9ebtr . Rider,
go Gents.
Die Contribution Der Ser. Stdaten,
neolt Grlduterunyeu unb sti6ihtlider Ginltituus
r5 Sur ~ipesieuen Beuusuus fir Il
Gi%ntpanberer nnb Gbmlen.
Searbeitet BON SuItus Setn.
Sritte Mufaee.
VebunotH, 80 @ents. Gartonirt. IS G'nts.
Gebi@te
BON
2nbtpi0 11blanb.
2T5 Setter Soo., brpfdirt, 81 90. elegant e~ebunssn
nit Go'nsrefiun9, $3.50.
Scr amtrifaniide. Taltetenz8 Bidder
ooer
ssnftructiDe Mnneifune
5ur @ni ~erti9uns aler Mrten
Yafteteil, Torten uno gierrabrte,
oon 6 tito j riebrid, prattiider pafteten . Sader.
Nreis Is Gents.
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Maeutcn oerfaretf
DrOf 1Owler lbsr Maanbarkeit,

gen psrDen GRATIS ~uberfanbt. 3as BUD rutbalt fsrner
etebe. tbre @efrse. Mad,t &c. assntsn ~ssrtaufsn
tdelif Spn t5-2S @rsmplars. Nlan nSnht H6 init d..
sabe %irlbsrer &~,~tigfsit an b." %aticnai Wnbliibtns
90. pttlassIptia, Pa AgD11ssH
, 1875-11-26
6einlath nnb Tremoe.

Rousare uno @~rsdblungen In groB 800. Eor
mot elegant brofirt.
prsis' gro Ganb SO Gents. @ebnnhen In 2ein
manf pre- Bane % Gcnss.
, 1875-11-26
KNAUTH,
ll.'
FRI MACLEOD
az KUEHNE,
& IN Geld aft,
113 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

aseGfeI auf msbr ais 200 Der bsbsutsnb.rsn stdsts
In europa.
Telesrapb nab allen pIasen in Dsuti&Iane.
Gsitsrrstb, Der Sawsis, 6Uuanb, D%ausmart. Saus.
ben unb Norlpssen. ben Gmpfdnssrn fret in's 6aus
~seliefert.
Gresit.S riefe fir Reifense sur aesausuns in alsu
sr6Bsrsn etabten Der altsn Mslt.
@intafGruns bon Grbfdbaften anb Soresrunsen
isOer Writ in allen @IGsea G~uropa's.
SerfHiFuns BON Satern unb ~adsten MAD
europa.
Serjcnuns antornmenoer Gtter in glstp YOrt, uns
@sitsrbsforSsruns ~osrieIben mad BEN Snlanps.
Guropdifbes Gele aler art sstauft unb Ssrtauft.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-27
The National Sunday School Teachers
Assembly.
Io Tire Ediior Of the Caic,Ionjau ;

I" TIE Ediior Of the CdicIonjdn
FEEpoNIA. y. Y. Aug. Il. $50.
have just returned from the great
Feast of the rahrIuacleS' spread hv
the National Sunday school Teachers
Assembly would few crumbs from
the Oven -hountitul table hr acceptable ,
The place selected for this annual
gathering * ut Fair Point one OF the
l"vcllc>t of the many sheets OF crystal
water which abound in Western New
\ "rk. Here Il "ctN in the woods" has
sprung up. with post. telegraph. and
express offices. with hotel. laumdrvS.
markets and haZaar> convenient. 81 that
one only "nccd> the needed nccdful to
have all needs supplied" here a> well
a. at home. Hundreds Of pretty cot
tagcS have been built and duIiu" the
time of the Assembly unmumhcred tents
arc pitched about the Auditorium. The
grounds are laid ont with taste. the
miniature park of Palestine which WAS
Ntar. l. still Il source of interest. Those
wh" laughed Last year at Jordan being
pumped up with Il small engine. and
the walls of the Holy Cities (made of
plaster of Paris being in such constant
danger from iIrcNcrcnt footsteps. and
much else that did seem ludicrnuS, came
again this year. because they had been
greatly helped 10y it. in the Years study
and teaching of the SUNDAY school
lessons.
~ Nnu know. the watelS of the lax.
represent the Mediterranean. and from
the white peaks of HcImun ON the north.
I" the Dead Sea on the south. every
city and place of interest in the HOLY
Land l. located III its proper place and
marked 81 thai one with a bible, in
hand. can alone identify the most i'm
pre>>lVe scenes of bible histnrv-or
follow pr Van Lenncp. SYRIAN hv
hlIth. aS he aIraNcd in his Turkish eos
tune. guides pilgrims over the land.
he park l. laid ont on a scale of two
feet Ia a mile for horizontal distance.
aud one foot Ia 2-O for vertical meas
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-27
The Railroad through the Notch.

Since the Portland and O@dcn>hur"
WAS opened through the White Noun
tain Notch. the rush at travel in that
direction has been tremendous. eNcccd-
ing the most >anguInc authorizations.
Aud mountain travel this wear will not
cease with warm weather. After the
leaves begin to turn, and the forests
take on their autumn hIc>. then of all
the year will bc the very best time to
take Il railroad ride through the Notch.
The >tmprmd"u> enterprise, the hrauti-
FIJI SCENERY. and the east. of access. will
draw thousands Of people thIthcr. We
understand this division of the i. y q.
road runs an conservation ear. similar
To those used on the Central Pacific
load giving tourists Il much better
chance To view the country.
Last week Thursday. Il panty OF 40
from LitIlrrolI. Lisbon. Whitehead. and
other towns in the Vicinity. visited
Portland. via the Notch. The Portland
people gave them Il warm reception, of
course. and they returned Saturday.
highly pleased with their trip.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-27

his companion : >acIIilr,. T..
common regret expressed =.
full examination "i th, hood.
wood WAS not made To- 49,. #,
of violence were l!>Ihi..
night, il general expression d.,
here that Donaldson did r,,
the lake. and that the haI,,..' .'.
the land. Some ." -" f.,.,..
Il belief that the aclnnaur +, $40 ...
but hcSitatr> to show him>,.l,
of the blame which mi.u .,.
him on account ui Grimoo,J
The result of these thrnli,., ''.
lectures Is that Il gcncIal ,...n.
of the country back from rh,.
he made 10y general c"n>rur ,,.
habitanlS.
\ MESSAGE FROM b"N>In,u\.
ABLY nI> LN>I.
That Donaldson met >imi..,
that OF Young GRIMM ODD tr,,,.
doubt. allh"ugh none of rb..,,,.
on the latter threw any n.b
subject. Yesterday. Il hur!i,~~.
washed ashore near Port IIn., !.
containing the i"linwiu. OH
paper. the writing being we'll A..
ed: "ONcr Lake Michigan If
the evening OF Staltin9. ahmu =.
from Chicag" and about ;IUun t,,..
\ gllc i coming from tine ,..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-27

temptation and drunkenness would he
allowed Ia nestle under the same roof
which bears the "Trihume" on its pinua-
Gle In days past Mr.. Greeley pro
tested against II dram->hOp being pei
mitted in the national capitol at Wash
ington and on the ground that il was
Il just reproach upon the nation to have
it there. On the same ground We, who
compose the constituency OF the Irlh-
unc. have Il right to protest against
it, open alliance with the Liquor traffic.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-27
jeff. Davis Redivivus.

Many people had forgotten there wa>
white many more believed him literally
dead. with Lee. Jack son. HrcckInlidgc.
and Il host OF other NAMES prominent in
81 ). But Il little riIcumSlImrc has
arisen lately which has brought the
aforesaid jeff. into notice again. ami
those who had honrstl believed he had
~hufllcd oil this mortal coil. are con
strained {" say with the immortal Web
Sic. that hr ''aint dead yet"
The WAY This resurrection came about
was something ia this WAY: The man
AGES al IN agricultural h"S> ilnt" out
IN " ihucha"u County. Illinois. not hay
me- LOYALTY To the old tlam ~ thorouglI-
" inwrought ia their official capacity ~
some of their uci1hhur> thought proper.
invited Mr.. Davis t" come mp there and
rive an address /" the people a>>rnl-
hlcd AT their fan. This invitation Mn
Davis accepted. N"N here wa> Il trump
"'' "'"' - ~ q ''''''N '''''
would draw better than ''Gnld>mith
Mald." with the editor of the Morris
Willie citizen thrown III rs Il side show.
But before the managers could even
dispose Cn imaginniiou) of the ducats
which this card WAS Io bring {" THEN
c"iirI>. they found they had stirred up
Il very respectable sized hornets nest.
In short. the people Irhrllcd. They
said they would not have Mn. Davis
crate to them. They got up Il protest.
on hearing which Nh. Davis very Pc
litcly VthdlrV hi acceptance of the
invitation. and peace once nole reIgn>
among the Winnchagoc>
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-27

Atthe drc>S parade "Wednesday NORM n,
inc. the Eighth Regiment '"rheI %" ""'
the largest number of vGlrri'i n; l n";ze
offered 10y THEN former o"mI''a''"e' :
Gen. Thomas.
When Gen. Thomas was chosen com
,,.,,,d.r of the reunion for $50, he Of
tarrJ nrizeS of 80. Sl5 and so. for the
three irnIments having the largest mum,
i,., ,f men here. The following "iilclal
H. viII show who have won the prizes :
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-27
A Mammoth Exhibition.


A Mammoth Exhibition
ON Wednesday. September 9Th.
Adam F"repaugh'> combined Menagerie
Museum, llipp"dr"mc. and circus j. to
exhibit at It. John>burN. afternoon and
evening. Guidcd 10y what our cN-
changes say of this exhibition. We are
inclined To think the institution is one
of surprising merit and magnitude
Fnr the past ten Years this comhina
ton has travelled exclusively in the
Western and Middle States. and there.
:" popular is the name of Forcpauyh.
that the simple announcement of his
coming brings out the entire rommuni-
tA. 1t Is now passing through this
state. from the CalIada>. where it has
been exhibiting during the past three
months To immrm>, audiences.
The establishment j. all on wheels.
and has Il working force of 1000 men
and huI>c>. 2..JlW beasts and birds. and
Il grand museum and circus. 1t exhibits
"'''
pow '''''S' us appearance upon the
streets, We are informed. cclip>es in
grandeur and extent. any show parade
even presented to HE public. What is
,b.,,,.I,, ,,t Eo,,.,,,u,,l,,. ,.>I,iI,;ti. ,I...
where. may Ice learned from the follow
;,,, ,;.f,x,,.,,.,- r,,,u, ,I,. ,f.,l,..
''''' NV ~ VI
READ THE OPINIONS OF THE riiILApEL-
FILA rEE>>.
'h'''''''>>' h"'f""'
'r''''" "'N"i''i conceptions IFrSN.
''Snrpa>slng all expectations. Iw
"A splendid scene. Lc,I,Jc,
..Th,. paragon of roIad,.," L,ou;,,,
..\.,.,. ,,,,.,II,J..J IN pL;I,I.l,I,;.
Uc,ud
r,II. ~ ',N VII
TI,..I. anal .;, 81. ,..
,''" INV ;.''"H - t'' '"'S'>
w. we
II Is 'he most complete SHOW III the
N'hId' ana al the same Time entirely
nl'Arrpi I"iiaI IN tone. Idrg|dPh.
I;armlmI'~ only rival is Adam Fore
u,uuI, in mann, r,su.,.t. F,,,,.,u,J,..
"rc;,f aggregation ,uin;,s>.., H,,uun,'>
and j., The finest and largest show ever
seen in this city.
TuEpAILl rEL>> on s,yorIr.
Folcn,uuh', o,rnI,"oti,u i'm .y.,.,. re-
..,.., ,,. Li III
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he brushes out the lite of his people.
He seiZcs even the seed corn and the
blows of his tamimc-Stlicken subjects for
taxes he suffers no Mohammedan sub
iect to change his religion except at the
risk of his life he has prohibited the
publishing and circulation of the Bible
in the Turkish language, and vet he
does nothing to elevate and rnlighten
those whom our Scriptures might bless.
Bankruptcy starrs his nation i'll the
face. Yet he NieS With the Shah of Per
sia i'll the magniticence of his eStab-
lishment. \ crisis cannot Ion" he de
InNed. and come what will. matters
cannot we'll he worse than they now
are.
The foreign element in Constantine
pie Is quite large. | have space t"
speak of one class only of these for
eigmerS the American Christian labor
erS. Among the earliest of these now
living was Rev. DIR. llamlin. As Il
missionary we all know of his record.
OF his Theological school. now removed
to Marsovan. | need not speak: but
where is the American Christian VIII"
has sailed up the BosphoruS, and on the
high bluff above Bebck seen the
grand stone building of Robert College.
from whose tower floats the stars and
stripes, can fail to bless God for the
work DIR. Ilamlin accomplished III
Constantinople ! | visited the college
twice. the second time witnessing the
the reception given 10y the two hun
drcd students to Mr.. {. Il. Robert. of
New York. the founder and henriact"r.
1t WAS Inc first time he had seen the
completed huildiug. and az he stood
before it. receiving the Welcome of iW"
hundred Young men and boys. who.
through his bcnricrncr. had gathered
from all parts of the Turkish empire To
receive Il Christian education. he must
have realized the hlc>sc,lncSS of giving.
The college is religious in its influence
without being ScctaIi;in in lis purpose.
Rev. Dr. Wa>hhulmc. the Director. and
at present acting President. j. not the
man to see the interests ni the college
decline under his management. The
corps of teachers is chiefly from Amer
"a. and all are of high rank in scholar
hip.
Across the B">ph"rus is Scutari. Il
part OF the great Oriental capital. and
in up upon hr hills is the Home"
visited the Home twice. and the school
that California pioneer IN Woman : work
tor women. Miss .julia y. RapplcNc.
Ihrlc alc tnrlN-tllIcr Yll> in he school.
all of them from American families.
Miss Cl">>"m. f"r several lr;ll> At Casa
lea. l. temporarily a>>i>tim" Miss Rap
plrNc III one or two departments ot the
school. and Mrs. Thompson i engaged
IN telling the ''uld old >tnlN" to such at
the wives and mothers ~ will listen To
the Gospel The great burden OF con
duciing the school rests. however,. upon
Miss RapplrNc, and carl> and late ~hr
is engaged III her ardu"u> work. The
school exhibited the m">r perfect order.
and TIA" Iccitati"us. in English. would
compare ia>"rahll with tho>.. of ON
best schools at home.
With all these Christian agencies of
American origin III C"n>tantin"pIr. We
may hope that whenever Il national chi
lis comes. Turkey MAY lac. I,I.rrr..L la.
absolute religious freedom.
IlENEN l., IIuITr
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I'h" weather. WIS rrr"Irrd ,I..
cool throughout the Northwest Mo-
There we've heavy iru>t> iu >uu,
OF W l>c"m>iu. Sunday night.
P"tat"r> are r"rDimg very had
Massachusetts. TIM >rl~"u.
doubtless To the hcaN, ta'n,
iIrld> alr not worth digging
Ben Wade thinks Ohio viii d.
right this fall. and The Cincinnati
mrrcial SAYS: Mir. WIdr'~ Of"
agrees with that of Good "l',
throughout the State. Bill \I."
sam Cary will hr hraulilulls h'''
not :" badly a> they deserve.
r"nriu>ivcly that they will Dr."
heard of amy more.
New York papers Want Z" BIO.
wv ny l. il that - many rlImwf'
been pHIdnncd recent, t., Nj. "
the Great Rrtolmcr ;" Tn" n'-..
burglars have thus recently "'
I"">r upon society.
The Albany Journal say '.h
rrn"r 1'ildcn'S recent d,claarl"
equivalent Ia this. VIZ: "lt ! H.'
choice Id infinitely prricj - h'r.
III the Legislature who v"uId ~i'..
sammy iil,lrn rather than 81 I'''"
that w"uld'nI. Here Nuu have " b.
"i really superior self ahn'-
which is only to he palalIcIr" 10
Wards Willingness t" >LuIn'r ..
wIir'S relations rather rhau N"'
war prove Il failure.
The most notable wheat -i'.
Ncal WAS made in san f:Hn"I-''.
week. DIR. TnIlud sold hi ''.
tins season and last. r"n>I~Jiu-'
hh| bushels, in Warehouse "n a.
near Rio Vista. To Nh. fIicdidnH'
SD per GENITAL. Freight e." '''
'cin% - per ton. makes the Pl'''
1" S2.:}D there \ Ncar ~" "u''.
not worth more than ~l."1. "''
doctor has made >umci!ln" n'''
10y carving over hi odd 'l"I.
purchase amounts tn the large '''
HlIl.7JO.
The Rutland t;lohc pcrl'ii'I'''
one, III It's report of the N'''Iu .
dcr>' reunion. late ia session I'll g..
h"r": 1t SAYS. "'Ihr cltl/rh~ 90 ...
tlrhnro had >clrrtrd CAVERN" i''' ..
{" m:ii,c an address nt Nrl'"I"' III.
visiting soldiers. He umi"IiIll'''' .,..
not arrive in season ln make The .'''' ....
Hdd he been present. hr Won. u,
spoken substantially - i"lI"N-'
follows II grand speech -ncN'' 'I