davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-08-22
syieber um6 faltes Sieber.

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, 1876-08-22
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, 1876-08-22
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nab Sraau& bur& bts 9ar&s sappn ausstlGieasa ~ fds
tat peA @enuHf f&nea nab fiber far9tbart S6meies
Am aae SausstneEen. ba n snma ihlu aaxns. Soto d.
nas ~ tabeln knba. 81 eaa1t bu Dptpptsl1 I'd ftlbe
nab fetae sante un1ettunA Die eIadlt&t Grstlt4tet
tr &ieaea virt nt&t ldnee Sebulbd, BIZ san3t 8duS
taleit wirs etas frsablst sab ben pattentsx tr!sst bat
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, 1876-08-22

C1>hn~ Maenteu oerlan9t. CUTE Oelesen1elt, Uelo
2utt ju ptrolenen fir &eut., pelWe lpre ,3elt ooe,
etnen lbel Dupon Dem SsrtauI uule.e.
1yeelprttn lplumen. &lberale ommlliipnen. S1rrl.
ilaG oen Seoingungen. y. y. Nor 5643. Grea.
american Iea Coz. 81 uno So g5elep StruB,
Jtelo yorl. 4lOZouIt
, 1876-08-22

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Md pitttrS" Tin Stllmttt.l stbsttn wtrb sas Stbe itia
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k6s surhea stsiss rxnbussrt SdIutttd u sstrss&en
, 1876-08-22

Seute unb Mor9en, ia gu leoer
i3eit, penn mir on ihlehter Geroauung lei.
ben, io1ten mir unS bseilell, oas nebel burd)
ben @ebraud) Don Or. u 9 #. &0nt9's
$ amburger Sropf e II 81 entferueu.
, 1876-08-22

sRaTtsu, SAasIoAftbs entetbea sue sersprbexsu OIxk
@eata bte{, 9rantb.ttsu 10 .S@pebil@ Bitters" bas wtrS
fasaae S&usmttttl. pdI % Der teas 1lutretn,ses IA. 20
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sac b6 anuefune eespnueaI 70 pae ppdeu. 0laGerE
easrIa&aeba uas sHsert mtt 6ttbu strbaabtat RranE
kttseH aaSbre1en, hasa mus Der @ebrauG fpfprt etnA
feat psrbeH, ba Rranfbettes In btefn1 GtGbium rtns az
Stss 1ssGustsss rfsrsex
, 1876-08-22
9as ein3ise idmsrsitiaenSe @iitcl,

Shpabe uno Gntjinounsen beltiti9t uno Gonaeiijonen
furirt, ~9leidoiel oh lie in Der 9nnge, i'm Wtaoen, Sin.
9eipeiben ober i~oniti8en 0riiien ODER Orsanen lieaen.
ourd) ~eiumali9e 4npenoune.
Sn elmer bis 3mauJie Minutsit, einerIei lpie beftie
ooer p~einiaeno Der Shmer3 iein mag, Der Rbeumafiide
gettlG9erige, Sdipode, @ertrippelte, Nero6Ie, az
y euro laie sNeioenhe pher &r1ufrlune mirh nm
, 1876-08-22

Or. 81. 9. Yierce: Glaubius, elm &iub
bon etpa bret Sahreu, litt fart an @ei6miis
rem al ieinen Seinen uno Siiben, 10 oaB er
peber Sdube nod Striimpfe tra9en fonnte.
9Sir batteu ptele Sor9en i%elnetipe9en uno &c.
braud,tsn piele Seilmlttel obue Grfola. @no.
lit eebrauften mir Die Golden Medical
Discovery" (solcene meoiSmiid)e @ntoe'
duns), uno nad unsefdbr bret g8Oden mar
er noIitdnoig gebeilt, aae @elbrpire per
ihmauoen uub feline @eiunbheit 1T niel better
seporoeu. Sbr iebr ersebener
s. M. SoDer,
Serminion, Cigar Co., ST., 30. San. 1875
, 1876-08-22

Gin weiterer Il n91id1icber Sait
td9lib berldten Die 3eitun9en Selbitmoroe
bon llnsliidllhen, beren @eiit in Solse bon
Seroauuu98beitmeroen 9eihmdht, oeren
iroiiher Sort3ont blrh Die nnans lprehliden
Gualeu pieieS grauiamen 2eioenS nmnadtet
muroe. Observation-Disclosures 9ebOrem nit
an ben entleBlifiten 2eloen i'm menihllfer
2eben. Son Natur iinb ite cosmopolltiib,-
fein 9ano it Dor ibrem Iuftreten seibiist,
feline 6amiIie Dor beren @inbringen it6er.
9od rs pinft ms Elm &ettungSseiAen, nnb
,tpar in Der @eitalt bon Yernpla II
Sprup. 9bon felt Sabren peroen feline
iegenSreihen 8irtunsen iiberan peripiirt.
IS 1T iifer an5unebmen, baB es feline anoere
&rantbeit 9iebt, Die leibter gu betIen mare,
ais gSerbauuugsleiben ourb Berupia II
Sprup. Selbit Die bebenfl,blten berartl'
gen 6due wuroelL mie 3ablrette j3eusuiiit
unierer erlten Sirser beweiien, bnr6 oleie
Weoictn curirt.
, 1876-08-22
so Nrpsent.

Snten ISenten lolro eme @ommiiiion beSah,,
ltr ben SertauI pon neuen nno leDr popularen Suderl
OOH elmer Der beoentenolten SuUleriptlons= 6irmen Iii
Sanoe. " Builder filr 81 eents IS SuNer Tiir 81. ~
ateln bunbus. afan laie iib unlere @irculare TOM.
men uno f~ber3ea8e f6 leibit. Moreiie ". D. Sol 52s,
arb "Dnn 4gSiouta
, 1876-08-22

Ieiienbe lolten tets cine 5laiGe bon Rabnan's
8eaop Gelisf bel I9 fiibren. Deniae 9ropfen in gBal.
oes gBaiiers berriibrrn, porbeusen. So lit better ais
fr0nioiilder Branon ODER @itters als Elm Mei,mitteI.
, 1876-08-22
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ts f&wtt!i&n Gr1t td ben ui6snf&a fit6sn 8prfAanG
ueAe u faA auf anen Tbelea bar &rss anatqte, ts -
Seltse 9th.ssft semiEr &r&uter ans ~ 9ytsast besfb
Afn Nt1es ke Auptssaenstktik ts
, 1876-08-22

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FaGH. V BIZ NamsHsannri&rth ~ fruttrtn SisS-saA
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, 1876-08-22
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s7a utdltb has gauge Ssfesa Natrans unb 8raft. DeuS
t< Nlaeea nae anetrf Berban. asspreant na&laHen. i'm
ssae Gb6ttsfeit 3u entwidela. mu5 Der GAME SBrper ID
ssn. Dk Franibstisa. rslas aus ssaSrtn &tatis,tit %
ErAaxsasspseans tarattea. fab strf&teseuer ut, aku
" 8AuytarfsAt hldbt tanner bteftlbs. Dice ii 10
Sssst, Eetu sAs rS4wtstf& etttsrt." ka u ale Stdr.
hass4atsd wtrft, We a,erbaxnnsssrsane rsaelt nnb ibr
sdsxAt Th&Hstet b.rftat. r ytte &ranfbstftn tetIt, "
ssf&taess sana strfAtsssass Ratxr eah. Gtr assnsa
hssssts ~bsisnAsss
S~&1insfnds
dab ass ansersx eass,n'ran!teitsa sstfsbta epsn 6s 81,
sns etsrunssn br Maesntpaltelsit ale hur9 ,rsltS
Aa!Lass 'er btftist Grialtans Wsnn BIZ Sp,iit mia,
se9Srta ssreauet uRe Der kSrper IN tolas esGsu piht bir
::seslt ernabri p.re aus Gbaaserasa e~intretsn nm,
80 ssf&pdtts SYatna erlisst saa fsi0tsAen aalaa Elm.
&rfaltuua be bd etntr prisn bon irdfhar @eIunbbst
ear ut&t n SetraAt idnt Dtt bsribn,tsfsn Wsr,t,
seHR Hs 8due spu 51pintfl&t in ben erhen Stabien Ss
paahdn. ft6tea sbnt Gasnabnis TIRE apfmerfjamlslt an
ct saf bk 9seait-uus bn gresaaaa serssny, pamit ;,
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.sft 6ef&rnet seur a&ea upk usGt sur& hen nj s,r AZ
VA sab tbm taissse ssr feias ser Ia aasaissa asn.
SsatA 1ab f&tt&st Nabrugs ~ btasa
, 1876-08-22

eerhs.ssnts ptut n he bsssnrAAs 10 saansfAas
nab lsaay tsAbafter Rraribettsa.
, 1876-08-22
Ready Relief

elIle an9enblldli6e bilfe finoen bel:
Gnt5iinouna Der Nieren, Der Nlale uno Der Ginoe
neioe. Connection Der 9unse, Rebltopfleioen, 9th
mln8sbsi@peroen. 6er5ilopfen. hDIterie, Group, 0np
Neuralaie, &peumatismus, SrOttin. QDedIeife6er.
Die IniuenDung bs yJteooD Htliei" an Dem leioeu,
ben ODER e~rfrantten 3betle ipiro Ninberuna lno Neiei,
I 9un8 oes nebels berbeifibren.
20 Sropfen in einem balben @las @afier
~beleitieen in penisen @ugenbliden:
Krdmpfe, Sdpdde, &er,fIopfen, b6Ien aopf.
ibmer,,. pereorbenen Wsasen, Sfarrboe,
Surdfail, SerftUpfune. Sldbunsen
une allie innereu 2eleen.
, 1876-08-22

sIsassa, siznts. pure nae6IIS~ nsasasas AsaAs
4sssA.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18
STONO
PHOSPHATE Co.
CHARLESTON, s. G..

Soluble aaslnno-(Av,lable Bone
Phosphate of Lime lS-:'5 per cent. .lm-
Isl, $50. cot,on OI,iun, MiLliinys IT IS
Cts. $50.
Acid Phosphate Available Bone
Phosphate Of Lime, IBIS per cent? April
Isl, SIS; Nov. lSt, $685. Cotton option SD
Special Rates to Changers on cash
orders.
For particulars apply to
Il. q. Williams, Treasurer,
Charleston, S. G..
Or to G. u. Kortiohn, Orangchurg, S. G.,
". +. Cain & Co., Iewisville, S. G., ". s.
ttScy, Georges, $. G.
IAN 2.2 1876 3m
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18

place. The young man knocked ,
opened tho door, and Involuntary
stepped back.
Tho young girl, whose Inconsistency
had made his life n burden unbcar-
able, stood before him
She Lad grown palc-vcry pale;
but he knew kcr ut first glance; it was
Bertha, whom lie had once hoped to
call his own.
At his appearance the young girl
sp: ang toward him, overcome with
joy, holding out her little hand.
The young man waived her back,
cxclaiming.
You did not except 10 sec me -
The poor girl sank into seat and
covered her pale, beautiful face with
her hands.
"Arc you Wilhelm Salm'< daugl :
ter ?" asked young man: col,lly, after Il
pause.
81 am," answered the madcl, tim
idly
'And who ard where is that other
to whom, rs you told me at parting,
you life belonged.
"That other is my fathcl," answer
cd the young girl, looking up to the
young man with glance in which
spoke the tendcrcst love.
With lightning 1uickncss the truth
dawncd upon him; the scales fell from
lis eyes.
Spccch!cssly he rushed to Bertha,
took her in his arms and pressed her to
his breast.
Come to your father" he Galtcrcd.
'My father! Oh, Hcavcu! forgot .
Where is he? lie has been out all
night. I have watched for him in
tears the long night through"
Your farther is saved. lie is with
me- was Carl's answer, rs he hurried
the young girl out and through the
streets to the arms Of her f;.thel.
4: * :: a. i:
a fortnight later, and in the midst
Of tlIs-grcatcst splcndcr, the marriage
ofthc rich young banker, Carl Tocdor,
and Bertha Salms took place.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18
"Appropriatins" Reform.

Both branches Of the legislature
have agreed upon the following appro-
priations Tor tile coming fiscal year.
1t will be seen at once that little Of
that bonsted reform SO much talked
OF during the past four months is
embodied i'll this bill ofappropria-
tions. 1t is far beyond the necessities
Of the Government and does not re-
lieye the people from burdensomo
and oppressive rate of taxation.
Read it:
".Suhries: Governor, $500; Cover
nor's private secretary, $4,000; Cover
nor's messenger, $500; licutenant-G Gov.
$1,000; secretary Of State, $4,000;
clerk of secretary of State, 81 800;
comptrollcr-gcncral, $4,000; clerk and
book-kcepcr of the comptrol!cr-gcncr-
al, $1,000 cacl; State treasurer, So
500; clerk Of State treasurer, 81 800
book-kcepcr Of State treasurer, ST..
800; adu'ant and Inspector general,
s2,50O; clerk ofatjutant and inspcc-
tor general, 81, 200; State supcrintcnd-
cnt Of education, $500; clerk Of same,
$1,000; attorney general, $4,000;
clerk Of same, $1,000; chief justice Of
Supreme Court, $1,000; two associate
Justices, $500 each; clerk Of Supreme
Court $1,000; Stale reporter, 81 300;
attendant upon library and rooms of
Supreme Court, $4,000; for purchase
of books for Supreme Court library,
$4,000; to be paid on order ofcllicf
jasticc; eight circuit judges, $1,000
each; eight circuit solicitors 81 900
each; keeper Of State house and State
librarian $1,000; two watclmcn Of
Slatc-housc and grounds, 5000 each;
sup erintcndent State I.,natic Asylum,
$4,000; superintendent Of State
Pcnltcntiary, $4,000: physician State
pcnitcntiary, $500; county school
commissioners, So, 200; health oficcrr,
So, 100; for expenses OF maintaining
quarantine, $4,000; keeper Of
lazarctto, 500; contingent fund Of
Governor, $4,000; contingent funds Of
State treasurer, secretary Of State
State superintendent Of education,
comptrollcr-gcncrl, encouragement,
adjutaht and inspcctor.gcncr,l and
State librarian, $500 ca eli; contingent
expenses of The Supreme Court, $500;
: Tor expenses Ct litigation in attorney
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18


generals Office, $4,000; for expenses
incurred under an act to reduce the
volume of the public debt and provide
for the payment Of the same, 50, 500;
tor printing books and blanks for
county trcasurcrs and auditors and
other papers necessary to the collcc-
ton Of taxes, $4,000; for payment Of
accounts for publishing the State
trcasurcr's monthly statements for
the fiscal year 1S74-75, 81, 800: PRO
shtcd that 500 (if 50 much be ncccss-
nry) be needed for the payment ofac.
counts for publishing the aforesaid
statements for August, September and
October, 1875; for construction and
support Of the State pcnitcntiary,
$4,000; for the support Of the State
lIunatic Asylum, $4,000, $4,000 Of
which is 10 be applied TO payment Of
salaries and wages of employees Of
said institution for the fiscal year
commencing November l, 1875; for
Tic support Of the State Orphan
Asylum, $4,000; for The Deaf, Dumb
and Blind Asylum, $4,000; for the
Catawba Indians, $500; for the sup
port of the University Of South Caro-
lima, s4",ioo; for the support OF the
Slate Normal School, $4,000, ST.
300 of which (if SO much be recess.
aryl to be used for the maintenance
Of scholarships: for the payment Of
interest on the bonds Of the State
Agricultural College and Mechanics
Institute, $4,000; for the public
printing, $4,000; for the support and
maintenance of the public schools,
s23o,ooo; for the payment Of the
january and July interest upon the
consolidation bonds and certificates
Of stock Of the State issued under act
to reduce the volume Of the public
debt, such al amount as may be
necessary Of the proceeds Of The tax Of
two mills levied in pursuance Of sec
ton 6 ofthc supply bill, the surplus,
IT any, arising from said tax to be
applied to the purchase of the said
consolidation bonds and certificates Of
stock; for the removal and repair Of
the l.aZarctto i'll the port Of Charles
ton, $4,000, to be paid out Of the
money derived from the land com
mission funds; for the payment Of cx-
penscs to be incurred in the impcach-
ncnt of NJ Montgomcry Moses, $1,000;
Tor the payment of such rewards rs
may o. have been offerel under the
proclamations Of the Governor, So
600, the above amount to be paid out
OF the moneys in the hands of the
State treasurer for and OH account Of
the land commission department.; for
the payment of the expenses incurred
under the provisions Of nh "Act to
provide for the settlement and pay
ment of certain claims against the
State" $4,000.
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6tlli:AI GU ! 30.
SO l'l:I; it,N.

This Gl'.SND waS ulli'u-l 1T lie ,lsr .,f
Tar, ,ea-"n. Some in!' tni,~ Sold On it< own
morris ~ PEI analysis ur l'ni. shepard. Is
Iar heard from he results Of IL; ar,li..;,-
zion have been f;.v"r:hl, T., ,r-r The
balance ofl',e cargo. "lrr i a, $50 per ton
cash. put up III new bags nf M, ir.,l,lds.
j. y. Et)isSOE,
eS l:.s, Bay, and 2-Aiialtic Wharf,
charleston, :. g..
jan S 3m
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18
~ FRANK COE'5 AMMONrATED
.HIe BONE SUpERPIIOSpHATR

Having been appointed Sole Agent for
this State for the sale Of the above old and
well known FERTILIZER, Vie shall Ill
ways keep a full supply on hand. Orders
entrusted to our care shall meet with
prompt attention.
The merits oftlis Fertilizer arc too we'll
known ind appreciated to require more.
extended notice. We will only stute tlat
each consignment is subject to the scvcrcst
analysis, and that the original standard is
fully maintained. DIR II. PINCKNEY5 is
ohr travelling Agent, and ny.conlmunicn-s5
lions to lis through lim shall have every
cafe and dispatch.
rINCKNEI BROTHERS,
3 Commercial Wharf, Charleston, S. e.
feb ~ 3m
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18
They Tell Their own Story.

stream we're beginning to be e1tingu-
ished, when two men hurried from
different directions towards the shore.
Tho elder of the two hnd already
reached the strand md was preparing
to make leap, the design Of which
was not to be mistaken; but at that
instant3th younger seized him by tho
hrm, cxclaiming: w
"Sir, l believe you want to drown
yoursclf'
"l'ou have guessed it. What is
that to you?"
This was the answer, spoken in The
most angry tone.
Nothing, ! know. / would simply
request you TO wait II few minutes
when il you like, wc VIII makcthc
great journey togcthcr, arm i'll arm
the best way of dying.
With those words the younger cx-
tended his hand to the elder, whose
was not Withheld. The younger con
tihucd, in alonc Of seeming cnthusi-
asin:
$50 bc it! Arm in arm Truly, l
did not dream that Il human heart
would beat with mine in this last
hour. ! will not seek to know who
you arc-an honest man or Il william.
Come, let us begin the journey
together
The cldcrhcld The young man back
and, fixing his dim, halfcxtingui<hcd
eyes scarchingly upon the countcn-
ancc of his companion, cxcluimcd:
Hold: You seem TO me too young
to end your life by suicide A man of
your years has stila brilliant, allur-
ing future III his grasp
"Drilliant!'' answered The young
man, scorniully. "What have I to
hope for in tile midst Of IL world full
Of wickedness, t;,lschood, trcachcry
and unhappi,csss Come quick !"
You arc still young! You must
have had very sorrowIu experiences
10 make life nlrcaay thus inS,,pporta-
bic YOU"
81 dcspiSc mankind
without exception p
Without exception
"Well, then, you have now perhaps
found n man whom you will not
necessarily dcspisc. I have, believe
me, during my whole life, lived all
honorable man.
"Rcally! That is highly interest
ing. It's a pity | had not earlier
made your acquaintance"
leave me to die alone, young man.
Live on. Believe ME, time heals all
wounds, and there are men of honor
yet to be found"
"Fow, if you take this view, why are
you hurrying SO fast from this world 2"
"Oh, | am an old, sickly mnn, un:
able TO make a livelihood; nan wso
can not, will not longer sec his only
child, his daughter, blighting youth,
and laboring day and night to su rport
him"
Glow, sir? Have you daughter
who does this for you?" asked the
young man, surprised.
"Aml with what endurance, with
what love, does She sacrifice herself
for me! She works Tor nc, she goes
hungry for me, and has only the
tcndercst words orlovc--a sweet smile
for me al%ays.'
"And you want to commit suicide (?
Are you mad Z"
"Shall | murder my daughter Z? The
life which she is now leading is her
certain DEATH" answered The Old man
i'll dcspairing voice.
Good sir, come with nc to The
nearest inn that is still open. You
will relate to me your history, and, il
you like, | will lctyo hear mino. So
much, however, will | say to YOU be-
forchand Chase all thought Of self
murder out ofyonr head. I nm rich
hcncctorth you and your daughtcr
shall lead pleasant life"
The old man followed the younger
without opposition. A few minutes
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18

For a bit of id.oncss- Count the
ticking ola clock; do this for All hour,
and you Will be glad to pull off your
coat the next one and 20 to work.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18
i2lILN III Sr.rRY.

DIR. IS. j. NEEGs&a.NFsJ.s*s
Having entirely Recovered from his Sick
aessi can be found 1T his nllIGf. over
Capt u. A.IIamito"'s Store, where hr will
be glad Il, SEE his FRIENDS amltl
Public.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18

N Office to Creditors.
All persons having demands agains. The
Fstnte of VIM. l.. Millcnder deceased. cso
requested to present the same duly astes,ed.
and all persons Indebted to said Estate viii
make payment to the undersigned, on es
before the irst day Of April next.
Orangcburg CHI, Feb. 18th 1875.
IVY TILL,
Administrator Of said Estate.
feb 10 A.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-03-18
Tho Cordial Bs:s I'm Of SS ricts m
nHd Tonic Pills.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

Aewevor obscure the cause NAV he which
osntribute 10 render nervous debility a
tsaoasc 70 prevalent, affecting, as it does,
nearly onc-half Of our adult population, il
b melancholy fact that day ir day, and
year by year, VIC witness 4 most frightiill in
sToaH: ofncrvo,l. affections frpm rho slight
est neuralgia 10 the more grave and
SIEesne forms ol
NERVOUS rROSTRATlON,
r. characterized by general a,g,ror or
weakness oftltc whole organism especially
Of the nervous SvStcn, ol,srucliny and pre-
ya,ting the ordinary functions ofnat,,rc;
hence there is Il ,lisorlerrd state oi tl,e
"rcrctio,,s; constipation, scanty and high
eolorcd nrnr, with al excess nfcarthv or
lime sediment, indicative Of waste Of brain
and nerve substance, frequent laIpilatiuns
Q! the heart, loss nlncmorv and marked
irresolutiol OF purpose, and inability to
carry into action any wrll-,lciinrd b,lsncS.
enterprise, or to fix The mind ,lpon ;,nv onc
thnG, at Il time. There is grr:., sensitive
hes {" impress, though retained lt :, short
time, with q ailickrring and ilnt,cring condi-
ton Of the mental f;.c,,.tirs rendering an
individual what Is commonly called Il
rhilllc-mintlcd or llickIc-ninri man.
This condition of the individual, distress
ing as il is, may with certainty bccrc.l by
TIE CORDIAL BALM Or SYRICUM
AND LOTHROP'S TONIC PILLS.
Medicines ,n,riyalcl for their wonderful
properties and remarkable cures Of all Ncr-
vous Complaints. Thcircilicarv is equally
great in the treatment and cure Of Cancers,
Nodes, Ulcers P'lstl'lc, I'mplcS, Teltcr,
Fever, Sores, Ringworm. l;ryspclas, Scal,l-
head BARRIERS Itch, Sc,ryy, Salt Rhcun,,
Copper -Colorctl HlochcS, Glantlular Swell
ings, Worms and Black Spots in the Flesh,
Disco!oraticns, Ulcers in tl,eT Threat, Mnn.!:
and Nose, Sore Legs md Sores Of every
character, because these medicines arc the
very best
BLOOD MEDICINE
Ever placed before The people, and are war
rnntcd 10 be :llc most powerful Alternative
ever originated by man, removing Morbi,
scnsibiliiy, Depression Of Spirits, Dcmcntia
and Mciancholia
Devy' Sold by all Druggists, aud will be sent
by express To all parts Of the country qy ad-
dressing tho proprietor, q. EDGAR
LUrliRoP, N. d., ll3 Court street, l.nston
Mass, who may he consulted free of charge
ailior personally or hv mail. Send - cents
and get q copy Of his Kooii oi, Nervous
Diseases.
'"yl.I 1873 ~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-10

Mrs. Grant receives visitors every Saturday
in the Blue Room until Lent There are no
invitations issued-none are required. You
needn't even send in your pasteboard. You
slip on q billed shirt, get your gunboats
"shined up" on the avenue, walk into the
White House, give your name ones-to the
"polite and gentlemanly usher" who shouts
out 'Mr. Smith" Then you pass on, as il
you had an idea of buying the property, and
had just dropped IN to see whether il would
pay to bring in the old carpets from Papstown
You march on in line to find the President
standing at the left Of pleasant, unpreten-
tious lady, in a quite handsome silk dress.
The President gobbles your starboard fin and
says "How are you. Thompson? When did
you come down? When are you going back,
fompkins? How is Mrs T.? NV dear, this
is the honorable Mr.. johnson, of Bungtown
Crossroads. Or, excuse me; of course I
meant Papstown; yes, to be sure; my very old
friend Robbins; delightful woman, Mrs. r ,b.
inson, my dear; you'd be charmed with her.
Mrs. Grant is overwhelmed with regret,
Bobson, that you didn't bring her to Wash
ington; good-day, Noxon call again when you
can't stay SO long" You feel called upon to
smile. Mrs. Grant smiles pleasantly. You
return it with ghostly lack Of self possession
that would win a leather medal in circus if
achieved through horse-collar, and then you
find yourself hustled along by another fellow
in another unearthIy looking billed shirt, and
yo1r reception is over. You have been to
cour.. Exchange.