davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-16
0uNen smn @rf4Ituaaeu.

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sAsa istss.ss assts Sss ssas:ns;a Isan
Dtsiie Ssers ieas ssss Escrla, tx piass staesnsRa.
ass. sIs sss srsbs salfs.satt.d fas uarss.isAas s'tties
ss Naeeas arb Ger Gisaexese a~asefetta uns sitlt
gabrtiaRsen ssa Eltrlar baittesH Siata e~ssarben aa
srsbe eernSeen user watrsss Der lestsa 25 Satsi
Nab be 0srtasNaftten bss H,aasra,e btaant ssgsrsta
alerfx. 81 Rrssskttten ger 2tStr sbsr sr 8trsauaHss-
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st Dsaas!ae. ssAf.ssten. eas 10 eAsa.sls sss
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russs. HsttttI ID snf4asl,Asr uaS isisss 10 ssytasIiA In
ssa .t sUts,..i "a az S. Msssss,.; ss ne, S,,us s.asm r,, ns
etas srsis Dsas ssn ssle1sl stsn q aa ahfutruss
St,iea fss, sas asletsa ssat eass.s saiurt@ten, abr
- II ltts seiaast. bal. O fldss Deita Sptt&eltue VI.
sssrxft. &Dtt sesfsyft nnb sali6 bic 1trisn ea4 tttn
nsk shAs e&spst gssxsfais plea tisntznt. bis
yta34tsnts tu Stssaasxss.Crsase rtrb fsfstt slrA
stsislIsn r.saIivt sns 70 ssfas,s aDdassst lsbraAt. Sr.
lttr bSxas nab leer.:sam.r,bst IA. fsanea RAID 4. CRASH
10 tusA ess DsHS skis YtEen fustrt perssn.
6sls st fiest ta esases .sr S4sintfaSt tn tsI'
tssseyaa i.ibsa, 1as sae Ge niasn. sat bele ar,elt&s
ssssfsss ~ q .ta.c f,essfsst tst Rss lore suneex
ssals rxeA txraeit ad1 e ltstn Err nsA nntse A&f'
kate. = Destais ssf&pSu Or. Sesx6, ans Dts,a,ass,
nslAt be efAea 6smytsnt sn 6&utabfuat btHssfeu.
Fa a. I'm y sesssa, y sat q se xrsaiseit atsIsrstA
essasSsla saHa. stasarlia ssaa Bic esaesa israsrs
s,tftlbss Esssu buetG,a. abr Dr. S&taa sesaaYts. nit
6i&trtett, sas e@riusfs9I In tbrsm easa etabtaM
n,saey w bellies IA, nab ZELDA rutna bic 2unsea t~bstlretlt
a~assfrth's sarsn, 10 - tsss baafs ~s.lasasn ben ps,isa-
ten uttpr ~ vsafszmeser0 ~euAbaft. ~ srinsea. g0eaE
su eetbeabt nss ,asA eias ssixnes eun8s bat, 70 u eets
Buttfe. BAT Der Dsetsr eiat csuYlete &ur eryteIea saaa.
psan mas istuea anusfsuesp stRsa fslst.
D1. 34ea6 lana ksua 9saaastns Ia tdsr DNe
Stsysse ODE he 6s4een xnS &r&Rsass e~snfaItirt MO-
ban gss tetas Eeessasa pua hd aaea Drseatess u
hdhS4n
, 1876-06-16
Nafsber Mbaans. s nsH; as. sss

aesnten unh 0eridufer "Au''
2sars gDarO SssSsr's 8amiIisn. 3sttuna tritt ibr.
Sr HSarSa,en gu uas etebt tPrsn 4bVnnsnten spet Der
s@1snsnesa StlDsra. Uslat iViOrt assans fassn' BON usrs.
Inestlon ais @sssnhads Nv tbrsm Wide awake unb
r. ass asleep. 4etntsn BADEN imuasnieu 0rfOia % II
etn lsi9tsHsa lap i6RnAsn gtrtIl s.Wsasnaanb unp BE-.
ssSaelsn leer epee 9pmmifapn. Seb.r frabe.t pbsr n,..
,aSsr m sssalt 10 iorttSr f&Sne StIbsr. Sialaas.
9ts 5sttuns islba as6t unt.r 5amilisn . Ssarnoisn "hr:
iStss Vlsi@en %, anR II 70 popular, baB fe Bic ar6sts
! S S1,Ot Eth ~ Der assls bat! pas bsfs liisPari.fs.
Ss'sh. MI. ssspsnetl. @eparS @sslsfOn's @rsdblana
lanai eeraes an; ss tratsrsn Sapitel u erbsn ben Wbons
Hsntsn g%sltstsri. Tlrs. stUws's lans.rfsbnte soias s",
MY wife and l.. bss'nnt NIT benz nsurn SABRE. S r.
8sne Semanpl otr ca eltss SaIdr Opsr elm unabbdn te.s
gsnbtn an 8. o.. 5Orc u. Co., Wsp gSrt' sSDssasoEss@
s SSr' San s' ,rassis Se..a'''Ha''9l genten perlanot
, 1876-06-16

ksbeaa Gassm Ne fHredt&ea G&messsa ezsbaite
vei&t ssf. 4ranftet NIT f4 srtnst, r.an In BEN .G&@
bif& 8tttrs" en 5eilnittd setsteu ptrb, bas Stbn leid
uIansen tannf O. ltnbet bic S4nertea tsfcrt anb ID
hrtaefsttern 0ebrdu1e mtr4 br Patient ssp aDpGe 10
6BsGe ft teHer beRnbea bts cine pyuRdabtoe Seluna Ct.
aisIt H. Eaujtahs fesnsx ba Has. an vsl&en es sras-
A6s ssrtea StffsS wxnsnbsrs 9elntttd 10 esssasAsn
, 1876-06-16

SAAaa Manner unc 6rauen meroen iest trs
OVU lanst far unisre neuen @oibferern.
1tleer, Dedbfeiee, Sstnsnfacen une @fbrstbpas
pier. @roae @innabmen NIT StdbHbett &c.
moot. Waan i6reibe iefort ua 9treuIare an .. e.
4uernieps pnbIifbtr, GsusSrb, y. p. 4gpAmL
, 1876-06-16

iiberltes man iib benz froblid,rn, eeie1t9en
8eilarnmenieit n1b ais Der 8erlhterltattsr
bes Democrat" ben Yaoiuon oes oeutldeu
&eibes perlteb, berrihte bort nod eitIe dd)t
beutide, semiitbllde, berSlide lluterbaltung.
, 1876-06-16

Der Esassa II Bic srsst sDtrfadtte ss &brpsrs. Dss
Am atdlt bas sanss Ssfsna Rabrans anS Sraft: gDeuI
bx Rasen CAB anbtrt Derpauaassprsans na&laHen, tba
ssae xbahssett a. enswtdelm. u.ub Set saxf 3Srper ID
hea. De krsnsbetta, nel&e aus seaSrter Gbdttelett DO
isutexuasssrsaas earaekes. Rah serf&tebsnn Ut, aba
~ 8auytarfaAe hltbt tamef btsfelbs. Dta n bu
Graas, sabu ~ .o&p.bif& otttsrs." NJ n az etlr-
EaAesmltsA strtt, fe 8eseaxuHessresne reselt nnt tbps
edxust Gbatsiett beratlt. p stdt &r9nitrfea belt, W
snfaeHens ssn, sufAiesesn Rstas fab. @ir ssxnsa
AasuaaS basxbst
sns AT snstrea aastenfranspetra sRtftpsx den 70 W
sns Stsrnnses Der Wastntbahsiett, as sur& erbyi&
Aniass sber beftiss Grtdltuae. Wsna Bic Gptttt uts
eeeorts stre9ast uae ssr asrgsr tn 8ulss sshen aidt biz
!Snslta. rnatrt Dlrh, uub &baaeesaas tinsre.en uni
- 9sf&nS@ts eqaem erltest Saa ltiatefea anfan dns
STf<ana be bd casr pnfsa spn rdften 0efunbbei
eas xt&t ts eefsa&t MmG DIV b.rabmteaen Gsr,ts
stas fe 8aas ssa e4ptnsfuHs In bsn srfta Stabt.a be
sansds. rtttrn sbns axsaabms tbrs Hufmtriiamtett 10,
~ aaf w @esalt-xus ktr Dsrhsaauesprssas eauatt 81
seketfsay stl@s bu Patient ~ f& ntmat, i'm si8t fra&t
~ oe@ptrse serarfa2es uas xt&t sur& ben ksrper g.
VA aae TIN eatsesu sar iaas sbT In aGset6sa San
sssas xas fAle&ts Ratrnas " bisea.
, 1876-06-16
"Star- Wftn" platform.

Stiberslan,s cline sro ae Sferss. Gin psuaSntios,
sHter Ottsn. 8raaet IA Giifnpaarsu.6anblnn.
sta zap. a.ttulart statts ptyftnhtt. NbrslFfs,
ssxspf' eta r. GIaffprm, b0. lAsa
, 1876-06-16
&es2 Olb Dominion pawpf1ib
NpntpanD.
N d REV yprt.

Steie &prnpans ptrb etnsn tbrtr naGfpIaenben pradt.
pollen Dampter, Sle dominion. @panote, SJaac
BEL. Mtdmonc, AIbeniarie, Satteras une
Seprse ~. Gleer I'm Sau) an ieeem %Etenfag,
5tetta8 -unb oamstae bet 5p9pader ~abfabIsn
,afen.
2teis S&tHe fnb sans ueu u~nbapxrbsn ausbradlte
fai eieie &Vute 8eeaut.
Sis BADEN pFa&tspae SaIppas, 9 te Blooms unp
9ape.9immer.
Die spsfsn, Ssausmltaisit unb S~episauna fnb I'M.
lbertreflt9. ' V"
Nsaarsn, wsl6e nit htsisr 9tuie ~psrfanpt psrben. Ian.
esn rsselmaets IN glsp.yprt an BEN lberbstten pier ,tr
&pmYanp, 81 Dtprtb Miper. p"
Sta1t tur Ylase meter ais Nsrp- gorl tperbsn idnea
%estDreert uns pirp baIlr nt1ts as 6ie pirfltn aebabrsu
~llntDiten bers1net. "''"
SSitts pislsr etate %esrlaasn glprtuIt UNI 7Xrtr laa.
nitttags pabreao pes e DINNERS.
Sra4t anesapamsh bs u uPr 9bsnes ieben Sag.
Wessn r~eiterst 4ustunft penes man I'D an
G.. George VI. allen u, Gp., asentsa,
Ifp. SIfes esmpanp's gDparpes, &pdstts.
, 1876-06-16
DIR. j. BRYAN.
Committeeman 4rst bee
Clinton Medical Il Surgical
Institute,
1A5 On 8anfsebnte Ctr, Ren Hprf.


(1nter ben etaatssetesen infOrporirt)
Gentlemen! ams Ssais' i Sat' sss snf''i ~.
seno tpelben Gan su bebanoeln, uno sarantiren bic
ipifenihaftli&ite Bebanoluns un6 ihlenni9s. bass
salente inb %anseftent. 5eosr Mr5f II terporraaene
III Ieiner Spe3iaIitGt. Das Sn1titut III ftren9 pripat
nno bon bDdftem Ranae. bas ein,ia iuperlaifae In
Nstp Vort fir bic Sebanolun9 bon
Mdnner=G ranfbeiteu.
sps,iegs MittsI fir ipeisns Rranfbeitsn praparirt.
9snorar Matte seeen Nle, fret
fur Mrme.
ratienten :peroen er5udt, 0dberes Hber tbren s3as
hber ibr.n Gan, Sic M6sii6ieit Der beiilns. bic oa,a
n6tbise s3eit nnb oamit perbunbenen Rotten snitae.
tbeilt iperben tpiro.
Gorreiponoena itrena sebeim unb f&neu beanttuprtet
SIM erfen Departement fno Rrantbeiten Der
,ialitat. Dseie ibliest Sc Brisbti&e arant5eit,
barnrubr, S~aamenIbpdde, nHperm1gep unb aas
Rranfbeiten prioater ylatur elm.
SIM ~jtpsften 9epartemenf ftnb 2tber.. 2uneens,
ROpf. lno Gebirntranfbeiten bic 6peaialitdten, aud
peroen gterpen- 8ranfbeiten, Dispeplia, Rreos, Nbeus
matismus, Scrppbeln, Gatarrb, Druid, Rufgratss
trimming uno anbere g%erwadiunsen %bebanbeIt.
SIM eritten 0epartement ipereen Musens uns
Dbrentrantbeiten bebanbslt unb als pprrationsn osYs
%genonlrten.
gDir ipiinihen namentliA Elm pan1pblet isben,
Wfanne au ienoen. Der nit Spmptcn1en bebaftet III.
mtl9c pbpIihes 2eioen befunben, ober Der nerp6s,
i1ma4 uno oerrpeifelt 1T uno lDel4er bic bette Mus'
ten ~ousseisBtt 1T. i'll 5olse bon nntlusbdt ODER CRIB
Ii1teit.
Der ssubm etnes iunsen mannes N lssime
uns p.r am b.fieu bisisn Msabm III .rperbsn tp.is,
fann am beften feline Wannlidteit btbaupten. MoreHe
clinton m. ". .. SnAttut. 1A9 O. ID. Htr.. RI.
, 1876-06-16
% xss,is Ia stnsus baIbsn gIas DaSu
Tieber unb ialtss Tisber.

gssu sab SssAtIasbs far so gtts iursst. 10
Reses tets 9stiiatitel 10 tss gDsIt. ssl&e 6isses aaS
Stsldessss sne sas fsnetssa ssrSanstes &rsnI9dtts,
lbsaes lasA RslwAsS viiw s1adSsiiss ny SS$g1
SsesAes ~ .2sksast aseAs Gslsf' q 3ssAs ~
, 1876-06-16
GbmeDifb Bitters.
@vs ans &rduterfkfteA

Or mtnr dc stertanbert SaAreH eytsedts etH serfA
eef f&webtf@er ART ba tsn ptHsnfdatIi6en 8srf&uHG
UeI&e q faa anf aatn Gtetlez td &rbe anfente, te -
nAIttse Setassfs septfr &r&atr nnb tu &ytsad hefh
tea NG.e ~ keuptstaaabtbeIs ho
, 1876-06-16
1o&sn

Hsafrx, S&AsfaN Ntsn entaebea aHs ser,rrbenes Dlnsa
0eeen htefe 4ranfbstttn IL ,S&rebif9 8itters" bas w,rh
faafe e4usmittd, pal q ber beat 9latretaiser II, s.s
- sisbt dbn plrb su @ebrax& n fpdt pbu htNt senas
rad hu dnuafaas b~eesaaeR, 70 BAT gpdeu. NaftrM
6&aeiaSeebu uab aatrs MT 0tebr sertanbsat araaL
ktsea aasbre1ex, taHa mxe br @ebsou& fpfsrt ttne..
feat pesbsn, Ia Aranfteites tn ttiem 6tAetan exs an
kesf 0stautlaas rfsrserA
, 1876-06-16

y sHs ~ snsladfstsfsx &raasaetea. ,t.ea ,as ~
f&enttf&le&t anttrworfeu II. xab Idtta xamsntlitV al
Hta baraa. Die urfa&ea, Ud@t ekfs f&re6(i&el l..
strssrrsfss- aas scf&isesa ~. steliats str M IL
tSr6 6t4rtaassmitttI bas Rnseufpfen. Ne D. \aE
sasssraant snb saear& ses sansH 9Srpa " nd ~.
Pas .S&utbtf4 Sitterf' Rtbt anuret&t ka aS Z.ds-
iaxsSRtttd ID ssa sbeu ~etpdbnsea &ranltetea uak Aas
3~avftnbea htt eefanbkttt tura6syebea, ptl1t i&pn "a
saA s%pttfsttn, II ptsbsr 0ssas en- aetta 10 eabtH.
RtesersefAlasenbstt,
, 1876-06-16

Sseassa, stsasa. ..SzsA nasfsA~ estssaszs &sazA
HsiAsA.
, 1876-06-16

WabnaD a. Co.
% Darrsn, Ode GtusG Ctr, q. D.
Sfss salfA.s xns Heabrss. SGtSt cine Nrslmarle an
esassay =. g., 50 Darren, Gds Gbur6 Gtr., Res
Avsa axsixaft, 3axfenAe vsrtb pirs Sbrea AefA t6t.
, 1876-06-16
Rsins REan5enfefs.

&aisalttA sets Msriar, WliaeraIisn sbtf fAGbitAe
Xstzttmtttel.
A8- WsR ssa@ts st ~fsIasntsn esnrtors, rt!-
q I'D bura Stbruueen Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ansti.
etn:
BeEssfuns, tnnere 9arsurrbsib.n. 1iutdabraus nae
ben Rupft. iaurtr 8tfbna6. utbslitit, Fobbrtuasn,
@tbsrut1ea sssen Nasruns. Gtfubf scu usbsrtuQuns
nab eawet TN Wsaesn, laur.s GuitsSen, Nui. uub
Gsrssea Der Wlasensrute, Saninbil, ftutQts unb
tArtres Uteraea. 5trtaudunesn, .3ufamnsnfhre6.n uns
0ttabI bee Gratd.ns bsim 9t.stn. abnabmt Der Stt-
tssft. f6car,s gbnitttu sssr eas BIB tinss Gdisttrt
ssr Ssn ausen. 8teber nab punrpfsr <5tn.ri I'M xpyfs,
peanasl an 6tpttt, e.lse Garbune Der pan. une ets
3u8en, S6met In Der Sttte, In Der Rruf une ben Cite.
bern, pl5tltns Nnfdue ssn 6tse unb Crennen In BIetfG.
Etntat DeftE sSn sasnast ptlsn bsireieH las Gs-
esm Ssn al ben s%tnaanttn Stprunsea.
% rete rs Gents FIR bic &ba@tel.
, 1876-06-16

ssass asiA psafiss, faubse etasfatt fAs ,e 5etlsxs ages
6tbraaeen bee Wlasens, Der eeber, Der &~instwt6e, su
Ritren, Der BIaie, RsrstnIstben, Ropfusb, Derasvfuxf,
0aas, 6aneaHeb1, unttrlsbs.rtaanbxus 5dmsrrscibsS
snt ags unorbaunesn Ia ben tnnereN 6saaats, rtsb
Aaseaatst ana Duas sdf Et rpatts tartsen.
, 1876-06-16
Werldm0t, s' $ !: n: AN Y. $'. ':s '5s'!'

baU 10 Uu8tII Vdpler, 10 0ouoerts, 9oI6tne Sfe0er,
Seoerbalter. patent 0aroinaB uno einen MrtiteI Sss
ipelrp. @in3elne pafete init eIs9antem preis Is Gents
ppitfret. Gireulare irei.
4sD12oft; 6ribe n. Co., 769 Nrpasnsn R,v
, 1876-06-16

~ unttIssas Hranfsettsa aah BIZ msstinH6s DesswA
!aAs esrflsta tana xteRsts ~ rdb stasansa usrSss
s.as sssraads ~ rS4ssstt& Sttsrs" ssaas sa9 b.
Utre seri&ptnbea. Dem patisatea wirS %sssbisss M
ssaaane,ss Stlassbett iarlasseshsa sas tsss IL haAes
, 1876-06-16

g q sssss nasdfiles, ssA aasas ssxasnfas Go
Ssss ssSf&Itt&lA tteeSt enS
, 1876-06-16
Ola mIsstanssmiftsg.

2trsxss. seies rsa 1trifAaN abfaRrsaasaAisd IN
aasLtae Ss!ssa tsssss stss VT Sanf&es, fsa.es ds,
rn sputommeA anf@sbltAes &blettsaasnistI nnA 20
srabseAt Etrbsa sbAs se&kNAt AT
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

Ann. Dickinson. and President Woolscy
S.,me have complied with the additional re-
ouest: accompanied with a sentiment"-Dut
most victims struck that task some years ago,
and simply dash down their names In fac',
il has bscOme impossible 20 do more than
that There is dry-gOods firm III Chicago,
tbc errand- BOYS connected with which manage
70 lie in wait for every known visitor
ot the hotels. A lecturer, last Winter,
arriving Mt night, dusty and hungry, was beset
hv four of these boys before getting TO
his room. and four moro followed to call MN
from the supper-table An enterprlSlhg yo",n
in Western New-YOrk has the printed "oIos
"Dealer in Autographs" on his noe-paper'
and sends six OF dozen blanks (acc0ring U"
notoriety) to be filled up for his stock IN trade
Some years ago gentlemen IN tennessee AZ
dressed a printed circular to MI. CharieS w.
Leland CLANS Brcitmann), asking for his auto-
propb. The witty author wrote very polite
replv. which, as well as the applicants address
ON an enyelope, he caused to be printed, ana
then duly mailed He never received another
application from that ncighborhood.
Sometimes the request il transparently vailed
under a desire for information which Is
either quite useless or easily accessible 10
opy writer. "Should the word tour be
" pronounced 'toor' or 'tOwerT" In
what year was LongfelOw's first vol
"ume published ~ elias Carlyle any chill
"drcnq, "What is the private income OF
the Sultan OF Turkey 7'-these are few
specimens of the usual interogations. Even
if made in good filth, they simply snow
an Incidence of mind which no amount OF I'M
parted knowledge could particularly benefit
Victor Hugo, as THE TaIBUNE's correspond
ent, NJ. Houssaye, informs us, signs his name
to "A receipt for $40 (Which he gives to tho
pooy) when he il applied to for bis autograph.
This is a heroic way of suppres3ing tho nui-
sance. but we doubt not it will prove most
elfcctual in his case. Put mania into harness
and compel it to work for some good end, ana IL
will speedily die out Some such plan, at least,
would restrain the children until they are suf-
fciently developed to understand That name
frequently uttered by the public Is not neces-
sarily great name, and t'Iat mechanical
autograph is rather worthless mcmento oil
an individual.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
TURKEY.


The latest news from Turkey again Illus
tratcs that incradicabc antagonlsm OF creed
and race. to which we referred in last Mon
DAVIS TRIBUNE. The threatening dcmons,ra-
tons in COnstantinOple reveal far more than
temporary popular excitement: they have
their o gin in causes which have been constantly
at work for the last fifty years. Although the
demands Of the mob, thus far express no
more than its jealousy of Russian influence,
the concealed motive power II religious ianatl-
cism. The attendants Of the mosques who
lead and direct the revolt profess, it is sad, to
be friends to the Christians hut The fact that
the l. tier are aTming themselves in all haste
shows how much faith they place i'll any such
profession.
The trouble began, both in Turkey and
Egypt, when the first youths were sent to
Europo to be educated. They came back,
almost without exception, shaken in their an
cient faith, developed beyond its ideas, and
tolerant OF, if not addicted TO. habits of lie
which it condemned as mholy. With the forms
of modern civilization Il new and disturbing
spirit entered the Orient. The priests of
Islam were the first to feel this. Their pas
sive protest against the inevitable change pro-
duced no effect then the demagogucs among
them began appealing to the prcjGdiccs and
passions Of the common people. In Egypt
they created the sect called the Seaoosce, the
preaching Of which the Khcdivc has had c0ur-
age enough TO suppress, except in the Llbyan
Gases: in Turkey where two hostile political
elements existed. the orthodox worked for the
most part through the customary channels OF
;,n Iha nf lnt il hp
samc,-that tno present decline of the MosIcm
race is owing to relaxed religious practices,
and the old strength and honor can only be
restored by the scycrCst revival of IFS accom-
panying faith.
The common, uneducatcd Turk is rs fixed
IN his religious creed as the Tyrolcse Catholic
or the Scotch Calyinst. So far the modern
influences which increase around him have
left him perfectly unsha1en he is IA ready to
die for his faith rs any follower of Omar or
Ali. There would be little difficulty in calling
Stamboul to arms. and tramping down Galata
and Pera into blood and ashes. Islam might
undoubtedly triumph-for few days--and
then the Crescent would disappear from the
soil of Europe. The intelligent priests know
this full well, and it il in the highest degree
improbable that they will allow the popular
excitement to culminate in acts of violence.
There is no part OF Constantnoplo which
cannot be reached hy the guns Of squadron.
The forcwarning has come. and the forearming
will not he many days behind.
The proposition agreed upon by Germany,
Austria, and Russia clearly points toward
postponement of the impending struggle. An
armistice of eight weeks will give time for the
concurrence of England and France in some
plan of settlement which Turkey would not
then dare to reject Each of the five great
doctors has his favorite nostrum. but if all
together succeed in mixing some compound
bolus, in which each ingredient delays the
action of the Others, the patient will bo forced
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
5nocx 10 ADVERTISEMENTS

anUsEMFNTs-1lh "aGe--4th. str and Gib COLUMNS
PANKING HOUSES AND BANEEEs-lOh PG1e-lst column.
BOAR Ann HoOMs-5h Pdgr-itn and 5ta columns
EOOTs AND SHOES Oh Iu0e-1st column
BUSINESS CHASCEs-lOM Pdge-lst cOlllha.
business NOTiCEs-6h P0Ge-lst cp!nnu
COPAWTNFgSII, NOTICES lOlh Pdgc-3i column.
bRN1ts1ET-llM ia IdUs-3i column.
DVIDEND NOTICES 10Th PG0e-lSt column
DgEssMAKtsG AND MuLINERY-l III PdGe-3d column
DBY GOODS-l1h Pdye-3d cOlumc. ,,r,,
EUROPEAN NADVERTisEAENie-lO% Iu%e-ou' s'n "Du w"
columns.
ExCUEsI,,Ss-llh PdQe-6th column.
tIEANCIA--1OM PdOe-lst column.
FINE ARTs--llh PdJe-6th column.
tURNITURk- llM Pd0c-3d cOlunIu.
uELP WANTEp-llh Page th column
HuRsHs. CARRIAGES. &c.-llh IdJc-2d Coiuinn.
UOUsIs AND FARMS WANTED-1Oh Pdge-5d Column
uOTELS-5h PNGe-5th cotuIDn
ICk CREAM-5M Pd0e-6th column
lNsTRIC1Io~-11M PG0e-Ist and ID columns
Jrcrunks AND MHETINGs-llh PG1S-6th cOlumh
IE;AL KOTICEs-5M !uOT-6th column -
MARBlE AND SLATE MANTRIS-lCh Pd0e-3u coiumn
MAKIIIGIs AND DEATus--7h Pdde-Gth column ,,
NIsCEILASEnUs-llhP Paas-3J cOumn; l2h FG9e-Atn
9th and 6;h columns. ., -
MusIcAl IN.TEUMENTs-1l IN PdGe-'th column -
NKw PUBLICATiONs-Sh PGgc-3', Ath 5'h ana Otn cor
umns; 9U, Faqe--lSt column; llh Id0e-lst uinh
RELIGIOUS Nogi, E~- 5h PGQc-Jth aud Ola cnIuI
EROOkLYS-lUth Paae-2d colu"nni G"uNTkf7Iilotin i
IuGe-2d column AUCTION SALES-lOh Fd9e--u cor
min; TO ExCuANGE--lOth PGJe-2d column
sILES ny AUCTloS-llh IG0e-2d colnmu -., o,,,, .
BlTUATIoNS NAMED MAiLS-llM IHde-oth coluluh
FENALES-llM PGOe-5th AMI 9th columns.
spEcIAL NOrICgS tn PGge-6th column o,,.
bTEAMBOATs AND kAILR0ADs-lVM fuge-oth anu O'u
columns. .., .-,
BUyMER RETRFATs-lltt Pd1e--jd ana 4tn cOiuuihe
1EICuERS-IIh PGGr-2d column.
To LgI-(JTY PROPEETY-l0th Pdgc-1d COlunni COOh-
YRY-lOh PGGc-3d column.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
PERSONAL.

Lady Burdett-C -COutts has become actively
interested IN tic temperance reform movement in En-
gland.
Tho pistol with which Aaron Burr killed
Alexander Hamilton said 10 bo IN the possession Of
gentleman Of Versailles. KY.
MIR. Herbert Spencer's steady application to
work bas brought on nervous exhaustion which has CON-
pcled him to limit his sules TO three hours daiy'
DR.. J. G.. Holland has volunteered to lecture
for the benefit o. the Eastbampton Mass, vldgo I'M
proyement society," and tue oifer has Deen accep'ed
Mr.. Barry Sullivan is now playing his con-
Guiding engagement this country at Providence, l.
After visiting the Centennial Exhibition he will sail for
Europe on tie 7th OF June.
The Hon. Samuel F. Hunt Of Cincinnati has
becn aclecied 10 deliver the Grafton at the thieth
uua Convention Of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
winch meets with the Williams College Chapter at VII
liams own, Mass, in September.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-The President in
formed friend yesterday that the expiration OF bis
tern OF Office intends 10 make tour OF the World
LONDON, May 19.-Mr. Disraeli is suffering
from severe cold and cannot attend either the banquet
Mt the Guild Hall or tho session OF the House Of Commons
tonight
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

The large extra edition Of TIE DAILY TRIBUNE Of
May 10, containing O detailed description of tie
Centennial Exhibition, having been entirely Ell.
hausted. orders for it will in future be filed with
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 80, which contains, in
addition to the matter given in THE DAnY. full
account Of the opening ceremonies Oh the 10th of
May, list Of the judges and practically all Of i'm.
porance which has tIanspired at the Exhibition up
to tho present time. The rapid and increasing sale
of the Extra confirms the claim originally made for
il, that it is the best well as cheapest publication
available for those who lave been to the Exhibit
fion those who are going, and those who are rot
going, which includes /" all the world and the res,
of mankind"
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

people the consoatory assurance. 1--WE DO NOT
"give you enough" The church become,
filed so does the treasury, and mt the end
of year there is surplus duly reported
His family is just at that time when their edu.
cation and maintenance cost something, and
he is a man who insists Oh paying bis way
like other nen But about the surplusf Well.
the trustees find that there was an old bal
ance which had gradually Accumulated, due to
the "music account" II was venerable baI.
ance, running back to about the time when ths
minister went to college. 1t was paid off with
the surplus, and duly 50 reported The minis.
ter said nothing; he is o gentleman at heart,
But when n call came to him from another
church he accepted it, notwithstanding an offer
of substantial addition to his income if he
would stay. 1t was too Late" But they had
TO put their hands in their pockets aud double
the income to find successor for HIM.
Now all this may be replied to by refer.
ence TO the "higher motives" and the heavenly
rewards of fidelity, which we do not ignore.
We are thinking Of ministers as men and on
the earth, and as self-respecting gentlemen,
and in the interests of the churches and Of
the country we plead not for generosity. but
for Justice in their treatment.