davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-02-05

IsisA S~eri.rise, pd&er Mt DsspssHa b.bane 10. gsL
terqual 10 q, bel ttnern lueuuiidtn Wlablt Btt benz fa1
unbeFtsbartu @erlansen u Hsen, barakItdI ~ nebmsa
anh beaao9 purd BE Gur&t baron ausstf&tphen ~ iea.
ba6 eta @enuHt f4ntu ans F&o fur&ttdrt S&merjeH
fplssa. Dp& niat alicia Va patieet ldbes, fsxserR NIT
I'm att HauseenrGen, ha a srnraes fbln eanne. aes It.
was ~ tabelu Rnbd. 60 sa< hs Dpsyvttl1 I'd fslba
nnb lttns sanje unnsebmns. Die slddl&s erStit&tea
tr 4tetneu pirt ni&t t6neu eebulba, hte eeaf 6duA
lt&!ett mtrs eant f~reablst xnt ben patteatea trtnst eas
Dtvustietn. bat bas 2ebea tbm eint eah tR nnb fslba eh
Rd&fen tbH ueteen, xt4t ittea lur Der,rrasxs xss p
car iuu SdbfmsrbA &bu Serxm a.
, 1875-02-05
ST. OH Dominion pawpf(di1
lEpmpamp.
g a d q M = gort.

3tels Company wirb stnsn itrer na6folssnbsn pra9t.
pcltn Ddnpter. Sl6 dominion. SSpanpfe, S{uac
Bell. &td,monc, Mibemarle, Satteras une
soeerae rs. Gieer I'm Sau) an ieesm 4tenfaa,
5retta8 M Samsta8 bel SpGwaftr %abiaprsn
ufen.
Gieie S4iHe Fno 8ani ua anb..parbsn ausDtadlit
tur biele 0tsute 9etaut.
sic tabfn pFa8tupae salppas. 6 ts 9lspms unt
Sape.3immer.
Die SPsiisn. SequsmlidteIt uub gstisnune fnb IN,
GberIre1ltp.
QHaarsn, psl6e nit tisisr finite SsrlanpE merben, ian
rem r~eeelmdBia in 9iep,gort an psm lbertsften pier e.
Company, 81 9iprtb Miper.
draht tur 9laye meier OILS Nsfp,gptt iperben fGnel
b%efpretrt ane miro batlr ni6ts as bic WirtiiG eebabten
llntoittn bere6net. 2
S6ife oietr &tnte psrlaFen Nprtplf UNI 5 ubr Nad.
mtttaeS pobreao beS lptnters.
8raht anesurmmsh Tic 8 ubr &bsnts ieben Gag.
gDeBen peitsrer Nusfunft penbe man l6 an
George US. Mlen u. 60, @eentsu,
5feb. Sifee @pmpans's QD6arpes, @edstts.
, 1875-02-05
Sian fanoe MIR erIt an, ant all.

lositeuert. Man fanse MIR erit an, ant all
9cmeineu Stimmredt gu %riitteln, SermOz
9ens=&lailen 3u perlan9e1, alSoann lit Der
Oirette gSeg gum @diariSmuS betreten. Seute
nirnmt man Sipei Ott1ioneu ibr Stimmredt,
melheS 9lei6bebeuteub 1T nit Siir9erreht;
OtOrgen anbern Smet unb Iofort bis 6ulett
nm nod Giner balielbe bebdlt: Der Dit
tator, Der @Giar, Der ytopolCon, Der &ailer.
, 1875-02-05

leltena Earara Bic f&redIt&ea G&tnersea ausbartQ
rel&e btefe Rraniteit nit I'D brinst. penn IL bem oS&H4
hth1 Bitttrs" tin 5elmitttl sebsttn wtrD, has Sober lsi4
ulansen tannf g. iinbtrt bic SGmeriea isfprt unb ID
turtssfsstem 0tbrau&t wtrs bT Patient psn Dc&e ~
&p4e I'D ttHtr btfnsen 10 ene s,uRdgatee 9aluns a.
lAbt nssbea htafs rsutubsrs 6eImttsa ~ stssas&th.
, 1875-02-05
"Star- Wftu" platform.

giiberslani, cline sroRe Sieree. Gin psaadnsiesr
Shus unter Stlen. Hraast In @ilenpaarsn 6anelun.
cen mad. Gireulare aratts ~psrisntst. Nprsffrs,
D29sti-- Gta 7. &iattrth. a. I.
, 1875-02-05
Tisbsr unb faIt.s syisb.r.

eislr SAB gDs&tlfsbsr fir so gsntt turiri. %
ksstt s,ia 3tiImttt.l Ia sss WsIt. wtIass Stsbr xas
N4ssidksbx ans sAs fsHhttsA strwanetM &raAtkstttn
WAasn-, @&srIAA., ~tpptSisss, sebts uRe isnftss 6kkg
(lsHsR iHrA RetNa5S Dtlsa Gsl.sslfa, nlsh) i$SaA
eslttNst az .nahssyt lssos s&lhf' Nd G1ss W.
eIssAA
, 1875-02-05
Geimc 0HansenfnHe.

&nttaIt.n asa W.rfur. WlissraI!sn sbu T6kbIiAs
%slahmi,td
S@- Nam s.0&tt bic ~Fslssnttn es ntptrrs, mel.
O. ft bur@ St5runeta Der Wtrsauunssoreant angel.
atn;
gsraoyfuna, tnnrt 5dmprrboib,n. Sirtantrans naA
BEN Rppft, {aurtr @tf6mad, usbslisit, Gpbbrtnntn.
Dtberpiaen aesen Rubruns. &sfubl pom utbertl1uns
xab e&psre I'm Nassn. taur.s y~uifo6en, auf. unb
sbwpe.n Der Wiasensrube, Shwtnbtl, ftnt1es unb
ibwtrts Wtbmen, 6trNudunstr, Julian mtnihrtden uas
@tflbI hes 9rHidsns t,im pissen, Atuatmt Der Geb-
srsf, iGrar,t plnfttm cher tas Bib zines S<isrs
ssr Sen Gustn, Bisbtr unt pumpfet e&mtrI TN Aupf.,
Dlanstl an S6psts, p.itt %5arbuns. str 5aut uns sss
&uatn, S6mes In Der Stttt, in bsr Srnf unb ben Cite.
bern, piSsltH, @nfdnt spn 5tst uns Bremen In 5ltf&.
meniae Dpfen Won Rabraps gtlsn bttsttm has e.
etm ppn 40 ben s%enanatth StSrun9ta,
@retS 25 Gents fir BITE &6a6teI.
, 1875-02-05
y / cf's ..U
uSlnuenfiibrer" fiir 1875.

Wiro SierteliGbrlid publisirt. Sanuar Sum.
1rer 1T irr Nerienoung bereit mo entb1lt mebr as
100 Seiten, 500 NbbilouuQen mo geihreibuna
oon rlebr ais 800 Der beiten Slumers Mne 0es
nInits2lrten, neblt Nn9abe Der &ultur ~perielben, cine
e%olortrte 4statte lit t~benfaas Observation-Disclosures uno
belt aus9eitattetite Mert oteier 9lrt in Der 9Belt. - Sur
20 Gents per Sabrgan9.-geiro in beutl6er uno elias
lll6er Sprade p~ublijirt. Mbreiiire:
SameS Sif,
snilsla' Hpheft +, &c. 81.
, 1875-02-05
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

" H"f .f .H... .sH.. .."- ..n.
De H1asem n 81. srpBe W.rtaatte bes R5rpprs. Hss
MA ebdlt has sanss Ssftsm Wabrans uab Kraft. @snl
hs Ntasen uAb aneerS 0eroauunesorednt nahlafen. ibu
ssas Gbatisiett ta entwtdslx, mus Der sanat R5rper le-
hsa, Dts ersnieettsn.. wsl4s sas ssfartr abatieistt 10
he tausturfaAe hlebt tarnes btsielbs. Dtes II hn
9raab. ssbu kas sS&pebtf& Sttert." b q ale 6tdr.
ssxssmtttd ptrtt, Ne 0erbasunssursaxt ressit xnb ibH
edanbt Ib1tsittt teratlt. 70 slet Frahftettsn tdit, w
anfAetnent sans sei&tebeas Ratar aaS. aDis asnnea
Assnxtu bdsabes
eAstasMas .4r e
sab aEs eshsres easssnsranipttsa .stasbsa ssea 70 u
avs etsrunstH Der Maeeutbatt8fett. ale turd srbli&.
An!aSt sber ttfti8e Grlaltuns. Wena bic Spite Md
bttsria stseaast une Der Rsrgsr IN 5UIet sthtn nidt bis.
lanelta rn6brt ~irS, nus abma0uaas sintrtttn uni
~ ee&pd&s Spaeta erlttst ben ltGttfsn anian eina
GrfdItnnE he td ttar pnisn sea irdfttar @tfunbbsa
gar atat 10 HetroHt sdme. Ds btrabntsHtn Mtrits
rsnn tf Sdae sss 64ptnsfu&t IN ses erhsn Stabien b.
haabda, ftdtea stut axsuatms ibst aufmsrtianiiei. ,s
Oft auf " Rtsaltrxas Der ebasuaasprsau bamtt ~
eRdftn, sel&s bes Tatitss ~ R& nimm "a. I'm ai&t fra&t
hk os&aperss ssrarta&ss anh at&t sus& len Rsrp.s o.
tx sab thm satnteer eas feias sbu in aasRisen GsaA
ssats sab ials&ss Rabrsas " btsteR.
, 1875-02-05
Vc&eh

Maftrn. s%4arfaafeBes entfepen aus persurbensm pIsh.
0esen btefe aranlbetsa Ia .S1webtlw 8ttters" bs wtrb
fama. e4usmttttl, neil % Der bette 9lutretnreu IL. tn
" stebt. Abtr wlrb b1 Gebrau3 IN ipdt ober nt8t stnas
sad bar dnpdfans b~sesnneA, 70 BAT OGDEN. Maiera,
e&arl6&febn nab axbtrt NIT otebu strbunbsas Rrant
beitsa aasbre&ex, bans mus Der @ebraa& iofort ttaA ,
tsQf perbea, ba Rranltsttss tn htsfea Stapiuna ttas Az
tess 6staublans 6fsrsera.
, 1875-02-05
RADWAY's READY RELIEF

tin, aassnbIiSli&s 6dIfs knhtz Belt
Gnlanbuns Der 9tetn. Der Dlais uns Der 9tnstssihs
GsRstaton Der 9unes. RsblicpReib,u. Itkmxnesb,astT
ben. psrltlppfsn, bpftris. &rpuy. Dspttsria, 4atarrt
{snNsxaja, Kppfidmtrl. 8apRreb. S~surelats, Rbtuma.
fsHus, JrOfsln, @t6felftbsr.
Die Mnwsneuns bss @eaep Welief an BEN Isthsshsn
plr ~eriraRftsn 1btlt wirs ~QtnetyaEs nab Htisitte1a
~ utbsls Aerbtfuhrea.
, 1875-02-05

n eas NJ snsladftisfea &raatsriten, bsnen tas ~
f~&tnsef&le&t untsrporfta n. cab ltbtn aamsntlidF al
Mta saraa. Die urla&ex, wtldt btefs farsdli&er -
9rssFrafsx, aas sef&teesn zal stdfetttS. sbu bt H.
hard St6rtxassmtttss bas RHptafsftm, Ns 81 saS
xaasssgant xnh seeur& ses saajea RSrps ~ nd "a.
Das .SarsbtlA Hittert" ftpt naerret&t "a ale [l.6ys
lunssntttd td ben sbea ~Tw6bntes &raafbdtea unS la
1alfsnsen bic Oefanbtett nradseebsH, ptlas iasa 20.
tan i~pdfsttrs tt rttbe @enu6 am qebea ~ Eabsn,
Rte1egseittlaaeahett.
, 1875-02-05
@6mebif6 Bitters.
@ASANA 0tts@A

Bsr Mtbr ais sierAuabet SeHreR ep.bedts tH sersA
nv f&webtf&tr Mrst bt Ven wtaeaf& eftt&en 8srfAun&,
wel&e r faa auf anen Gtdlea bn Grbe 6nHs1te, bic -
walAse 6rilssft ssutGer Rr6nter xRS W. Gstsast bsfS
tsz EM>a " AAuptttaaubtbets ~
, 1875-02-05
DE-. Maewap's 4erfeet DureattDt
unb reaultrenbe @tnen,

sSula asr4madIpt, fsubs ~.tnetfagt fds bts beiiuNs sHes
StSrsHaea bs Na Sens. be- 9tbtr, Der &inatwttst, bs
Nltren, her 9Iah, Rtroerlttuen, H'pfetb. Derassfuns.
b~urtleibisi lett, lsstrbaulihtst, Gpsptpia. Nnsrans, bu
6aae, &altna.ttE. unttriribssnt,anOsns 5dmorrppiesn
unh d1t lnprbpuaasr tn btn tantrtn Drsaueu. Etrt
fsrsnttrt anh irar raj Rt yOitis ssrrta.
, 1875-02-05
90 zrssfsx In siusm bals.n @Ias @aUn

@rdmsfe. @eb~ddte. Ser.tIOpfen. bbfsn aspt
f2nera, perbOrbenen Waeen, Dtarrbes.
Durdbfan, Ssrfop fnns, B%labunesu
une allie inneren Geihen.
, 1875-02-05
WIutreiaissnA
@aRfausfAI&es.

BtrAsrbenes DIut II bic 4auytusfa&s ts sffatrAARs
nab fssar eidtaft9 &raafbeitsa.
, 1875-02-05

sleAtsa, glsass. ..,ssa nsssalsa sateaassss arssA
Rsttea.
, 1875-02-05

RAf,Hls fsltsn asts ,tns ElafSt ssn satpas's gessas
Relief bet Nh futrtn. DtHtat Grepfsn In DaHsr wsrSsa
&rantttit pber S@me,tn, bic pom Ws&iel bss gDaders
s~srratrsa. p~prbsus,n. % 1T better ale frantSEists
@saaey pbsr Bttttts ale elm RstsMitttL.
, 1875-02-05

vsI&.. aseenbltdlt& 81. ftltmm asa e&merisn. e&sa&s
Rsp 9ntllnsuuesu b~sftittst une aSussaiSnen furtrt.
sIti&sts, Oh fe In bsr 2anss. I'm Wlasta, 9iacswtIbta
Stsr isnetssn DrlftR ptsr Grsaasa Itsasn, sIra sta.
Maltss &nptuburs.
yNatssnh Der G6mtr, fsin mag. Der Rh,uMattl&t, Hett-
ldssrias Sdna6e. 9erlrapp,Itt. NtrsSit, an ~Stsufalsss
Asthsnbe petr Rr6Rtelnbe mtrs n
, 1875-02-05

ExA uabsIssus Rranibettra xah bic msttfintf&s DsRaah.
!nne ssIiabtn tanu aitsnals ~ frlt btaennta perSsn
9iaa stbraa4s eas reaSebti& 8tttns" staaa aa@ u
Gn~alaa9 aae es le4ts 6sar eu ebsnstnannten u8
ptse stri6rtneta. Dem patttntta wifS wafeblbar q
s%sltanelss Ssiaaetttt iuridstssksa sxs lss4s be traaes
6tterfeit ftat f& balb pieser sA
, 1875-02-05

y q Sttes Nas6fAu, AsA sRh:ss mtaesnfas @rSA
sesa sasfAlts6liA tsattt sas
, 1875-02-05
Cha mIsttamssmittes.

ysrsnsE. seIAs sn vtrifa1s abfaRrxnssAtt.a ,sn
fadslt@t 8elsen trssnS ttasr VT paai&ea, fsatea IN,
bspptltt Dots bn yS&wtbtf& BtttsrsA asbuasa. 81 "a
Elm spalemmeH unf&<aes abIttaassntttd nsh Lss
strabraAt wssea sbAs Qi&a4t Aaf
, 1875-12-19
Mr.. BROWNS PAMPHLET.

The NATURE Df 4IS IuA4sfI-5.
We copy SO much Of Mr. 4. J. Browns PAM
phlet as shows the nature OF the charges he pre-
fers against hfr. Hurd. / considerable portion
OF It is devoted to recital Of long and, eon1-
plex litigation between hi1nsalf and Mr. Hurd,
which dragged along in the 1oarta as tediousiT
as the famous case Of Jarndycs vs- 1axnd5co,
znd finally Terminated IN Hutd's faFos.
Brown opens out on Hurd in his pamphlet "a
folluus:
rR1cr or TUE STATE OF ILLINOIS :: Mr. Il. h Hur1. Of
Evanston. having been nominated by the Republican
Convention for the office Of Judge Of the Supreme
Court it still resins for the people to say whether he
whether hs viii reflect credit upon, and bt ing sddi-
douzl dignity wisdom, CT virtue 10, the Court. :.
That ht IL not fair, or Just honorable IN hts d-
ings Or pra;siee, as man Or a. g. ~, h;ah u
position the Bench, We will II pfoot nve OF Hl1
representative csses found IN tho Illinois Kep9ftn.
where his character fully set fo1hprocs teat IS III
every lawyers oflca where the cases may De lounuL1
fynopss Of such being set out in this
for the benefit OF tho4e who hsva not tnedtass 10
the l2xbooks the herein set out are 40,
learned law disqu,rions that would Obscure the glte
and pth Of court-histoEy, It bang wen Known taas
lawyers may write hundred pages Of foolssap or
pages that nay % sau y. -.
two lines, and By al answer, equally saoF, oi ons OF
tHo words.
ssauuTY" OR 'SoT GUILT"
Ths tf1t case cited il Hurd Elton 20 H.. I'D,
70 s1ow mat Hgrd sold negaoo nessn atee
parties. for $2s9 and sought 70 hold tac p1epey oa
such tt!e until compelled BY the Court q casnc5
and Supreme Court 70 surrsadr snch noln. ,o,,,
Tho caso Of Hezxtt ys Hurd, in the courts Of Cook
Couaty u edted to show that Hu1d was capable q Ee
ting credit and indulgence from Jsar 70 year. TO ais
, 1875-12-19


TT don't know" said . youpg lady. uedita.
t1ve1v. "a tbe glanced at m cantlv-i1r1a.ad
-;rs1 ~. w. e ..:,ss1 ~ ~. 80 ss.st oo e...sseo
flsA "ao WAS ea,llne QUE OF chafch SUNDAY
| morning Wlth all tue airs OF an Empress. ~
don't know, but it seems to me that every time
she Eets new etuftin' for her hustle, she sorter
acts Is II sorler couldn't hurt her."
..nh;,ar.n u salad E.,o+ta no,n.v ,;a;..au
sasenl,s eas. aa .,, ~ es,' uoa, nula'et'
addressing Sunday SCHOOL. why ara We Like
flowers? What do we have that flowers have?
And small boy in the infant class, whose
breath snelfod OF vermifnge. rose up and n1nds
reply, '*WormR," and tho minister crept under
the puip1s cnaif ~ HUG Ills en'oslons-
On one block in the western part Of Detroit
there are eight ladies' who won't go to church on
Sundays because . ninth lady has an India shawl
md they haven't. And tho lady who has it
won't 60 because there ia no chance for her to
chow on the shawl before the eight whose foel-
ings she Hell Observation-Disclosures Free Press.
.Gan. Beckx. p,esident at tba Rannh,c =,
Jesuits, being questioned ono day as to bis can
dia opinion Of pzotestantisu, candidly replied
1T is an abominauon Of the devil himself! It
is besides, most ridipulous religion, for what
kind Of Tetig1o can that be in which every man,
won'an, and child ia left to h1vs a say !? FREQ
, 1875-12-19

.conssedataa prIests, in order that the sraAtast
village uasy have its own PRIEST and church. Tbs
authorit,es an rassiye, hoping that the move
ent viii dc out OF ITS Own accord. It has orig
mated with the Dissentere.
~. ,x...,,.n f,,,rc,, ~ e. paf,. at Rome,
Inc Amet,cs'n nnu - ~ ~ he consecrated Nfarcb
5r ~ enhnncaf3nn DIV. Bshop Lttla
-; ao.os " a I.iana, ~ to n9nxch thp sernon.
Joun' ol 1uat 1e'. ;it ~ Il +, tte aaFy;ca h.; liz
1na ne h,," W. 10 ~ nsrhv and Gihraltar besn
nt!Ien 3 o1sao r. naT ~ r q Potter. If ans
~ h.on4e+ve n.a aervices vii be- given bv
nrs,chars of the four national churches every
pseseneas y. .saat fal,aw;ns. ,rhe ahnrcl, VA
do. Gay 1ur 1 oa nav n md 4 is IeeIrded M ina
hu;1;3inr huiii vsd aiikn ia beauty and strshsth.
oustu'ne A'tAo Aq OoA..' :. '''1
It is rare that an Ensscopai preacher 1ntro3
duces political question into his pulpit, anu
rhen one does. especially II he ne dlgnisary OF
the Church. the occasion must be pressing.
, 1875-12-19

Hife. .'Tut, tat, interrupted the presahat;
I" tny paine is good one take that. John Henry
Poagers,. tbAptizo, thee in the naHle OF the
Amen The couple ~ went It, ont smiling, and the
husband afterward said that the preacher had
saved him from the biggest kind OF i row.
, 1875-12-19
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

- - -,Ep1aCoPA1-
Dee. 19-Fon-th Sunday in Advent.
Dec. 2l-St. Thomas.
Dec. .25-Chtistm4s-Day. ,-
: - CATHOLIC. ,t-
Dc. l9-Fonrth Sundays In Advent ~
Dec- z9-Vigtf Of st. Thpmas4 i.
DEC. 21-Bt.; Thomas, A2oeke. r.. ~.
= Usc. 22-Ferta.
Dec 23-Fari..
Dec 2+christrnas Eye T1sD. .''
=. Dec. 25-NAtivisy Of Our Lord Christmas -Dsy,.
, 1875-12-19

70 tho Edsler Of The Ch.cago Tribune:
CHICAGO. Dec. 16.--I Fec By your Sunday Is
Eae that correspondent, rs" feels hurt ut TIL
tone znd tenor OF my last communication on THU
subject. Perhaps ought to have made an ex
cep:ion 10 favor Of the ye.y few of tia: class tt
which - s. refsrs Is having done 80 mucl
gratultous service but III they are the e1cep
toa 10 the general rule, I hardly thought il
worth uhlle. 'S'' may be one Of these, hopt
he is; for had much rather BE- scoded by ons
OF this sort than Of the idle, do-iess pe1sukaion
But still insist that tho general facts ara essen.
tally true az stated them.
4 few yeara ago, beng = member OF = country
church OF the titut class. as to membership, sal
AIRY. etc, our pastor resigned. We had betw cen
thirty s16 forry-thrty y-seveb, bo!iere, was the
exact uumbsr-of applications TO fill the vs.
-ancy-
Very recently rwo OF chr Methodist preachers
CT more than average gnslsts have left their pull
pits to engage in some business connected with
members could fill quite as well II not better.
About two weeks ago had an application from
4 neiehboring church to get supply for the
Sabbath. l went to our denomlnationM PAPER
office, and. making known my errand, Was met
rather cur,lv, thought, wsrh .'Thoy have both
.!,rm that / don't know ANYTHING about them.
but YOU can find one almost nnrwhero." So
couc.uded they we're not in vcry good odoz IN
that yirinity.
The reason. perhaps. why was rather crusty
cal that day from one OF our Elders who
wanted contribution for ministerial education.
th-net the facts printed in my last in his face,
aud be WAS confuec1 for ninato or SO; but at
length said. These men who leave the pulpit
for secular pursuits. or no pursuits. ara d7ones
and failures, and did not hear straight when they
thenght the Lord called them" Perhaps 80.
d:dnt give ANYTHING then, but suppose shall,
for it's . habit have gotten into. We shall
probably kacp mailing ministers, although every
fourth ulan We meet NAV have passed through
theological seminary, aud thought he heard dis
tinctly call from the Lord. and )" woe is me
il preach not the 9eEpel-"
referred to Mr.. Goodspeed only as 4 fresh
inatance. It ie noae Of ms buelness especially;
lis resignation ior the purpose indicated only
coccerns himself. the Second Church, and his
aenon nation. But the query ia my mind was.
wlothor 20 1eare a large church pastorless and
20 into work which could be done nearly OF
quite as well by ministers already Ont OF the pull
PIT, did not involve more OF loas than gain to his
5enominaton. Tie other question occurring to
ne was practical one Does 1t pay for the
churches to be harrassed for money 10 add to
class already overaouing. and existing in num-
bers beyond the demand Of the churches as il
the case with all denominationa-an the leading
olcs at le1st2 1T. MASON.
, 1875-12-19

WAS, however, proved on tho trial that when the
firm note MAS substituted for tho individual
note Of Dunlap: tu Dunlap represented to
Haggerty that the other members Of the firm
had authorized such substitution, and the
jury, as believed wrongfully' found for uag-
gerty. Brown vs. Hurd, Is Ill, 616 A H.. 1T
las. These are casea also growing out Of tho
firm busiuers OF Dunlap, Wright l. O.. In MAY,
Stafford, who took my share OF the property and
assumed my share Of the debts, and became an
active membar OF the firm, the stylo bainx
changed to Dunlap, Sanford & Co. They con-
t'nued IN business something less than year
aud failed. Brown and a brothcr-in-,aw.
Forrest with several OF ForrostB brothers.
we're carrying On private bank under the name
OF Forrest Bros. T. Go. and Dunlap, Sanford l. 20.
we're depostors With them. In 1861, fva years
after I eold to Sanford, Brown presented to mo
about 81, 100, payable in three and si1 months
after Date. and signed Dunlap, Wright l. Co.,
in the handwriting OF Dunlap The warrants Ok
attorney we're signed by r. L. Dunlap and J. E.
Golburn. They Tero drawn payable to A. J.
Brown, and his name was indotaed upon the
hack Of them. He claimed that they had besn
discounted BY Forrest Bros. d Co., and finally
bought By Brown OF the Foxrests. ia q land
ttads. He also claimed that WAS lizble upon
them. depressed to him my surprise that be
his attention to the fact that they vera dated
year alter my Withdrawal from the firm, ana my
name nowhere appeared upon. them. Ati
the several suits between Brown and Hurl
referred 70 in the pamphlet rere brought
to recover the amount OF these notey
Bro wn claims that procured change in tho
law Of evidence which Affected these cases. This
is not true. A change was made in tho law Of
evidence but not in time to affect this case
and It did not affect it in the sligbtest degree.
Now it ia because That would not submit to
pay these notes. given, rs tho7 vera by Duulap.
payable I'd Brown (his brother ib-laH), tn the
, 1875-12-19

m.
,nhlicl7 whipped, imprisoned. and bsnished On
account 1T their religious opinions aud pract1ces'
When Brown University Was estanlisheo ~ n
ae 1atter half of the last century, II vas; "isa
ssffcnlty that charter could be obtMnea 1or :, q
baptist College in anv State II thar t1nte ~ 1ag :
Ba2tists OF America we're T. & 1eeo'e 1olA,
numbering not over lo.otD or lo-ugo eoa. 1:,1;ss
cants: To-day they NUMBER neal!v nl'A.ou ,Un.
aod thfee~quaftets and ADDED oy oapttsM, :as'
year 100, 600. They nave numerous acsuTm:ee;
cuteEes ana nnlFeatlIes' h''o elA :no.osa' sH
sera!na11cs. They nave q a1Ee NM tnele
number OF trained pfeocnet" auq oletlt u!eneo
scho'afe' costly 1rouess VI UT. tait1,anes
coaeresatidnf: 4hey nave "e*l'n' 'n'e1'1s' e1es'
enterprise. ana po"ee. --u :.
The proposed memorial VIII oe aa eSuIsaa'Gn ~, u
gratitude for thss aenolaiaks'onal Eto"su. 1uo
special reasons Suggested ios Rvin6 W tue ue-
mortal the form OF enncat1ona1 euuo"nsno s: ~.
that the GROWTH OF eaucatlonal tss1le9sione nao
Eot kept pace wife ENC gro"sn OF .9e osnonna-
ton in other respects; " a! sae n1gnat 1nstitu
tons not one. not excepting 1Ho"ns tne % 1lness
aud STRONGEST 10 aoequaee!1 e9uo"eu. H. ae au1s -
the mos1 Permsoens !oIm n.ea. .u0 ~ a.t
can bo nade institutions Of learning hos onIj
exert IA influence snat "Ah !ass ~.
eternity. pus they arc tueusetseS nue' ats
durable. ootiss1ane eenetauons euu CIV
ernmen's- anu SUI eIs!us auaa. "ao 6~taud
political and SOCIAL fesoauslons ~ Nth1eas oAot4
IuiEerfts, thar nus stoou tnousano i. seats anu
is get young inese 'ustI 'osous are .oe e.l9us
ost agencies 1oi uolaf LIE nt,oce WI n ~ "E.sn
Eaptisss arc ensaseo. laes aa toe tnost t.l- ~
vcrsaly oeLencens: e1teaoue 'uesf IauueAT1 no "
Al classes ola ana Young, Iteh hnu poos. ICY
arc tue test eontngneton "'cn osp.:s.e ca Mta
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-08
Teacners QDolnmn
w. T. PARKER. Editor.
81 l. UTI TOR J..

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