davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16
GaLfmmlnSerbanoe.

8un6e5<@ e5eim>BoI g. 8. Shr>
oeu bat geraoe elm iebr bIbiGes Stild
2Irbett in gei6idter 8eife poIIenoet uno
cine Der 9efdbrIi6iten unb ~nertpegenitem
Sal16min3erbanben i'm 2dnoe peult6n>
big aufgebro9en. 0te Banbe, unter
benz gtamen rDtt. Sermon 8anoe" allae>
mein befannt, begnnn ibr nerbre6erti6es
Greiben auerit i'm Serbite 1875, aIs fie
ettDa $4,000 tuertb bon SiinfzO oaari6et=
Hen auf bic Sirft gtational SAINT BON
gft. Bernon in unIauf iebte.
unausgeiebt Daren 9etectines ieit6em
beI9dftigt, bic Salidmiln3er ~autau1pis
rem nno our gerebten Strafe 3u bringen,
Gber geraume 3eit Deritri6, man6 folI6e
SGhrte tDuroe perfolgt, UNI uieoer aufz
Qegeben uerben 3u mlHen, bis enblth i'm
WS1i ba5 OiebSneit entbeGt Dlrbe. Sim
6. SUM puroen 7 Der SoIf6miin3er perz
battet, bon benen 3tDet bereit5 i'm 3u6tz
9ans, 3tpei unter 8lrgl6aft uno 8 i'm
9efdngntB in Springfield ibren 8roceB
abparten. Sbalei6 itberaeugt, baB Die
9~efaneenen Utit9Iieoer Der Sanoe tpaz
rem, peI9e Die faLi6em Hoten ousgegeben
bate, 10 fonnte man ii6 bo0 Der Sbats
Jade Mot Deri6IieBen, BOB nod INNER
mebe fali6es @eIO, apeifeuos ans ber=
1elben Sabrtt, in urnIauf fam. S9IteBs
LTD purbe bic @ntbedune ssmaht, baB
nod Die bret 9aupt>S dbne Der Spibbus
b%enban6e, Soiepb De 9aben, Ibomas
o. Wfc@tnnts unb 8tme u. WiQtams,
anf freten SiBen tparen.
0teie &erIe taudten balb bier, baGb
bort ouf uno bic ite u%erfoIgen6en 8eam=
ten tanben eS iebr i9ner, Die Spur felts
~5ubalten. @nbIt6, am Iebten Samftag,
trieb SDrreu Die 8anoe in bic @nqe uno
Derbaftete De 5atpen nobe @besnett,, in
2o9an County, 8iuiams in 2incoln uno
0fc9innis in 9abl9ren.
0ieie bret Burden baben BEN STUFF,
iebr eeididte SaIihmiin3er al fein. W1it
ibrer 8erbaftung lift Die eeiebLoie 8anoe,
tDel6e felt faft IL Wonaten ben Staat
NIT fali6em @eIbe uberi9wemmte, edna=
i'd aufaebrodeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16
Seiliome Hei;unu.

@enu bic se5eustbatt9feit tySae tit, 70 1T Elm Rets
suussmitteI, pOyousssiest, has es rein unb s.b0ria
msptciuirt. bas supsrIaiiisite WttttsI, um ben boIbz
~idIHmmsrubsH OrsaHsu ben u6tbtseu srieb gu UsEIsie
BEN, ben traseH S%IptumIaMf sw bsi6IeIniseH unb bic
RrantbsiteH, bic aus lIutb6ttsseit Der TunstiOueu ents
febeH. absaDeHbeH. %erate. bic Softetter's WeGgens
bttterS in tbrsr Broris 0naspeUbet babsH, eEsIareu ss
fir bos h~siIlamlte itartsurs RsiswitteI, SGs ne is bsEHsz
ten uIb s~mpiebIsu ss Defenders seseu StarrBsit Sr Ges
barme. Ssr 2eber, bes DtoseHs nuS Der &iereu aHa ais
etnsn BteSererpe6er Der Ssbeustrait. Der meeieiHtI&e
Gsertb bss 8tttsren lit Der EbotiGde 3aSui5rsibsu. Sas
NIT BEN reiueU alien forH. Ser isinen SruuoitoH bilbst,
bic beftsu Der 9etpFan3ensunSe betannteH w~tsberbers
feusuOeu IuO IebensudbreuSsu StOffe tn ~UoatOmmens
dsmiide @erbiuouns aebra&t fub. Aud tn ban Mus
sanItisTtsn GIimateu perbtr6t bas SitteEe ni:mGIs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16
steiabamer a~ufaenast!

On bic 9sb. Der ISL. Staatssettun9".
SD eriu6e Sic, Jea6ftebennes in S6r
SIGtt gefduigit 0ufiebmen gu pouen.
ISM Wtnter pori9en SabreS tnurbe
benz %GountDrdt6 BON ben Steinbauern
Elm @eiu6 eineeret9t, berielbe m0ge fir
oas Gourtbau5 nit feinem B1unternebs
rner Gontratte obl9IteBen, Der ii9 ni6t
psrpfIt9ten tpoue, feline StrGfIiuae 3ur
@~lusfI6rung fetner 2Irbeit 3u engagiren.
ueber Die Wsiie ME oas 9eiu9 empfan=
gen tpuroe finoet nlan i'm antIt6en Be>
ri9t pom Is. &prtL porisen Sabres folz
genoes:
Cine @ittbeiTuns 6er Stsin5auer DON Chicago
wurbe %DsrIeien. pOrtn se9en bic 8ersebun9 tr>
geno peI3en Sontratts tIr GoIntparbeit uno
Hamentli6 SteInbauerurbeit an irgeuo etnen
Contractor p~rotsltIrt miro, Der Str0TiHSsorbeIt
anpsneet.
aLui Gntras DON Gommiiiioner Gonlp wurSe
bic SeibdTtsoronung SeltpelItS BET Sette 9eIe9t,
Nm t9II IN ben STAMP SH lessn, nG@itebeHSsH Se=
i@luB etnsubrtnsen;
r8si6lolIen, 6as in 3utunft ser &at5 feline
Gontroste fir Roteriolien abi9lieBen mill, ue!1e
Sas BrOontt Don StrGFinSsarbeit llnb."
&ommt1ar SInnsb bsansrGste, ben Sei3IuB
fur immer gu uerl3Ieben.
Nb9elebnt.
Der Ssf9IuB wurbe nit f~OIsenber G5ttmmuns
Gn9enommen:
So: Carroll, GonIp, SiHtber, 6srtiHs, SoRes,
SObnioH, aOnsrsan, gecGGfrep, tulle4 IH0
S6miot, 10.
Rein: 5uiis, Slough, 5oIbsn.
SD frage msine GOlegen, Oh bic
Stsinbaner, obne it6 ieIbit tn's 9eiibt
az i9lasen. fur etnen Wtann ittumen
tonnell, Der Die freien ebrLi9en Nrbetter
NIT SGrdfIingeu ouf cine Stufe iebsn
mil.
SIN RameH BteIer
Sin Steinbauer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16

@nafeTs 1T nn3peifel6aft bas uns
trIgli9fte, Iet6teite ptfieni6aftli6e9e il>
mittel fIr G6mOrrb oioeu, oas nod
entoedt noroeu. 10000 Danfbare Baz
tieuten ~6eseugeu feline eilfroft uuo Qer3te
auer S6ulen empfeblen IS eeraoe3u
Maf9mitteI, SaIben &C. an%aupenoen. lit
nur 3ettz uno @eIoperi6menDune.
ANAKESIS Iinoert iofort unD betLt unz
bebingt. Sic lit bic Gntoedur9 oes 81.
Silsbee. zines MISREPRESENTATION Mr3tes,
uno ais Der sr0Bte Beitras CUR Neot3iu
bes 3eitaIters erfldrt Doroeu. Yreis
$l.00. vTranto sugei6idt" o g.
Nteufaeoter l. 60, daeinige Sabrifans
ten Der Anakesis, P. o. Box 1885,. Nep
Oore. II
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16
Gnnf

Ser republitanil6e 9ourtps9onoent
bat am IL. Sftober gum Sheriff 0rn.
Gbos. Geru ernannt.-Doh uetn, oas
lit ni6t gaR3 genau aas9eoriat; etgent>
lid bat er Srn. Gloueb ecnannt. Sn
Der Sa6e aber IGuft oaS pobl auf BALI
IeI6e binaus; tpenieitens tDurbe IS bon
ben Ireunocn &ern's 10 aufgefaBt.
Slough lit ieiner3eit 6enient9en 0eutz
i6en, rpel6e ft6 eegen bic Derru6te
Gonntng5tDrnnnei aufebnten, TO bitter
lno I6roff ent9egengetreten, oaB oteie
ni6t, oDne li0 ieIbit in's @eft6t 81
ihlagen, fir ibn ftimmen f0nuer. IS
Iiegen Ionit nod gegen ibn gIntlagen
Dor, pel6e i6limmer iin6, ais Die gegen
Gtloen ODER 0aDes erbobenen; bod barr
ouf 3uriidsutommen lit nod 3eit seuug.
Bum 6taatsanmalt bat Der
@onpeut ni6t ben iebisen, G6arles
9teeo, tpieberernannt, fonoern einen iuns
gen Weann, Namens 9utber 8. mills.
ueber oieien boren mir bon 1ol1en
&e6tsnnpGlten, bic ibn %fennen. MIR
@utes. @r lou ebrli6, tI6tig, i0arfs
finnig unb energii4 ietu uno Dor alien
0ineen in feiner Weiie unter benz Gin>
flu1ie 0 Standardization fteben.
Msnn ba5 Ques ribtig lit, 10 tpGre er
6errn @gbert Somieion jeoeufals iebr
.oorsusieben. 9~Senistens lit Elm amtliz
der Be~rfOIger bon Berbre6ern,
Der nuf 10 gutem GuBe nit benz Ser
tbetoiger bon Serbre6ern ftebt, oaB
er BON ibnl gum StaatsanwaIt eInpfob@
len niro, tpo6I ni6t Der W1nu, ben GDts
cage brau6en fam.
Gum 6 lit - nt6t obne befz
ttgen 8ioeritanb o itanoinaDti6er
Settle - @mil 9iebi6 tpteoer ernannt
tporoen. Sas lit cine cdr CUTE yeos
mination. Oissih lit mad Dem etmz
itiumigeu Seugniiie BON Sreunb unb
Seino Der bette, fGbieite, pHt6teetreueite
un0 ebrIi6fte Goroner, ben Goof @ouus
tb ieit LANCER Seit gebabt bat uno tpenn
Nae, Die Der neber3eugung itno, baB elm
gutter Seantter Dieoer getpGbLt peroen
ioute, fir ibn itimmen, 10 miro
er Eauieu6e BON Stimmen + T
erbaIten, nIs ieiu pEidet-1 0es
@Iet6e gilt bon Safob O + o s, Der obue
namentII6e Nbittmmune bur6 augemet>
men 3uruf fir bas gmt, pel6es er CUR
poulten 3ufrieoenbeit bes 8plfes belief
bet, mieoer ernannt muroe uno beI1en
ii6ere Nusit9t auf GrtpGbIune ieIblt
bird bic SbatIGhe, oaB ibm duf bemo>
fratif6er Settle Elm 0eutf9er %gegenlber>
itebt, ni6t %Derountelt miro.
Gum RecDroer lit elm e~bemoItger
8unbesfoloat, 9r. 8 o d 10 a ., ernannt
morben;-ein treffIider, brauer, auperz
.IGlltger U9ann, pom tpel6em man bic
Teire ueber5eugung begen bari oaB or
oas Nmt treu uno reolt6 fIbren tpirb.-
Sbm 1T ieOe beuti9eS ttmme bon 9eraen
gu %90nnen.
. Inter ben su County Gommifidren err
1annten &epublifnnern lit nur elmer
[Wfc0ratb] an SG5isteit, SH6ttstett uno
blreerIi6er SteIun9 ben oemotratifben
6anotoaten n / d t IberIegen; Die anbern
1tno es ent16ieoen.
@ues in &uem senommen 1T Sic repuz
bIifanii6eSanotoatenIiite fir bteGountp>
GSabI cine iOlde, nit Der Die 8artet auz
Derit6tli6 auf cine Wfaioritdt BON me6>
reren tauieno Stimmen re6nen fam,
Den1 audi pte IS BET Der Lebten Staot=
Dabl 9ei6ab - elmer ober Der aroere Der
Ranoioateu gei6Iagen tDeroen ioIte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16

Sotn Sibter, aus GeiIes Centre,
Der ais Der GrmorOung ietner Srau De,:s
bG6tig, BON Der .@oroner's : Surp ofn
9roB9efdmorenen ii0ermteien woro IN
mar, Duroe Sreitag in Sreibeit geie'5t,
neil Die 2ebteren our6 GoIoneI Nr7Go
SOB, ben 8ertbeiotger Des @ngeflagt Ell,
Iber5eugt DurOen, OaB feline 8epelie 9es
gen bsnfelbeH porIGgeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16

@tr erTaubeH uns, bic @ufmertiamfett
unlerer 2eier barauf au IenfeH, baB Or.
Aug. S0nta's Qamburger
Eropfen bas ein3tse d6te QetImittel
gegen ale Rranf6eiten oes Weaeens fino,
n oaB IHe auoeren ArtifeL unter 6bns
LID fltneenoem R9men angeprieien,
R.G d abmnn9en itnb, peI3e our9
ben sldnaenDen @rfoIg Der d@ten
Or. Aug. S0nigs 9amburSer
ErDpen berDor3erufen 1purben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16
Sta0t Chicago.

ST.. 81. Gtntott 1T bon Der vSuinOis
etaatssettuuB" alS &eiieuber anseiteut
Dorben, unb beiu6t eegenpGrtis Die
Srte entIans Der Gbtcago, @Iton uno
st. Souls 8a1n.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16
s6eue's Mandrake Pills betIen

Gopfmeb nit uebeLbeftnpen uno aIe 9et@
Den Der Sober, tpeI9e ii6 our6 9elblthe
9aHt, beIegte 3unge, S%eritopfung nno
S6laffbeit fenn3etbnen uno an3etgen,
DaB Die Sober fth in einem trGgen unD
Deritopften 3uftonbe beftnoet. Sn fnrS
8en Worten: 9teie Ptaen peroen NIT
Bortbeil 9ebrau6t, penu elm retnigen oeS
oper p%erGHoertss 5eilmttteI uot9i8 tit.
-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16
Ser
2aLef1Nfr fir 00S Snhr 1877. hprS

ous9sgeben BON Der Stats 3ettung
Sob Brintin9 60. lit ie5t eri9isneu.
DerieIbe 1T in Der Office Der Staats=
3ettung Sob 9rintiug &c., 90 TInfte
9oe., Gbica9o. fopte bur6 ale 8u9z
banbler, 3eitnngstrGger unb GoIporteure
gu be3ie6sn. Wtan Ieie bic betreffenDe
2Inaeine.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16
Offsieae @efammtma@una.
BOftsOfftce Departement.
Bureau fir ausDGrtige BoI

@aibineton, 7. Set. '76.
Qn ben 8oitmetiter BON Chicago.
Mein 9err! SD babe sic gu bena6z
ri6tigen, 6aB bas einfade 8riefporto
lfiir ! hinge ober tueniger] sptf6en ben
Sereintgten Staaten uub Newfoundland
Guf S Gents berabgeieBt lit, unter Beoinz
gung Der Sorausbe3ablung. Oie1e 0erz
abieBung tritt iofort in &raft.
Soiepb 8. BIaGfan,
superintendent. T
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16

Gr. s q N c felt "A Sabreu Ob.uouf auf Dem St5ists
6ieisr 5eiiwiisni6oit ssitonSsH. a!t.r uub GriabEuns
TT Don GROCER @i4tisteit bel gGbonotuns ser ueri4iss
6enen fppbtIitii6eu Rraut5eitsn. Se50rrpda, SlippeL,
Strictur n. T. NJ: pirb in t~lrssfer i3sit stbetIt. Gee
6ls9flt@e S6wiQer. nd6tLi6e Saamsuergtesunseu.
ausI6los i'm Geii$t q. er;susen. tSnnrr sbenfaIs in
rai6eiter 3eit 6Ir8 bic bsltbsfonuten Mtitel Der &slt
curirt werOeU. Gin BUD FIR BITE WiQionen, entbaitenb
aIes in Sesug ami SeidIs&tserantbsIieu, bic gebeims
nife Ss Sei&le&tsIebsHs uuS bertn SOlssu. irsi gu bos
ben in Der Office Obsr ssssH @ntridtuus pom 10 Gents
iHr Roitporto. SomeH, peIde bic ~betttoteits Be5auo
lung, ionic Rot rn6 Soeis per!anasr, m6oen H9 mlnSs
LID ooer f6r tftIi3 meIbeU. NGe Gsl6dits COnfssntteu.
Or: Sames bat 20 3iumer nHe Barriers. Bet eiHem
Selu3e febt man Hur ben Sottor. Office Stunheu Dor
9 nbr WorseHs bis z ubr &hsnbs. Sonptaes pon 10
bis 10 uSr. COMPILATION fret; man iDrsds DOT Sssr
l6retbe. 25aua tioup6 ban
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16
Rribats
Ga6em'
Or. Clarke

Ser init gte&t beribute uuS lang ~stGbIirss 0r. Glarss,
1875 Bun GIart StraBe. Sit Der aIts nno suuerIdiiesiu
allen 9rontihen Observation-Disclosures Hno ~seIifoteu S6!s
len. MIter nuO &riabrHns ftnO isbr p;btis. Gr fnrirs
DenH ALE anOsreH fsbIen Wuo eebraadt tein GuetELbsr-
Gebet ODER idreibt an ibn. Somen tSnnen tbn ibsr ale
DISQUALIFICATION uno Rrans5siten eoniuIttrsu nit bes
gerE6eInns i5neasr 5siIuns. .E S&ist sUsi Bolts
marten fir Safeguard of health" "Pessarie Pre-
v%entif''' $40 lsbes. Ssrahats Eam,H<ptQeu s1.5O.
(srfra ftart) S. per Dor.
Female Syringe, IS tebts. pr gOR, NIT Or. GIars.'s
~beributeu Rssept iur bic 9siIvT9 DOR 2~eRSarEbsa opsF
Irgeno elmer unRatlrti6eu gutIaeuua.
~ SpFsr ber Setbibeisdune oeer sti&ls6tIt3eH
S6ud&e iolIteH smei Rritmartsn inr Kin @ert IbsE nsr.
p5ie une Hrpatsk raRtbettsH einisnpeH. Or tHtirt gH6,
Denn es innsrbalb meni6liSsr Gei9t6It6teit Itsst.
Setn Bud ssigt Ibsr etue yit1iOu Tdueu, peIae er sHa
rirt bat 2immer, 8oors Ino @irter fir R~atienter.
Spre6t Dor ober i6reibt. R0tGeutsH werben aud brtefa
lid bsboHbtIt uuo @eDtiinsH lberaG bin psri9t6k GpRs
iuItatiOHeH irei uEb eebetm. SOsbsH sri4iensn, "YoU
Silent Friend" Elm DIUesrpoGesn nb bsleAreUesa Wste
Qrets IS Gents per Bon.
@ir ipre&eH ssuti&. - Rau idtfe Br!eie az
DIR. r.. ID. Clarke9
1S6 SIo Start StEoBs, @picagO. Sl>
24a9 to ION up3 haD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16

@tsconFW Gtienbabms&anO su
Nerf4MfeM.

900, 900 G&er SarmIan6 in Otaratbou Gouutp, @isz
COuiin. wsrbeu oura beiaste GOnpasuts fir boar ODER
auf LANCE Eermiue 3u $1.25 bis s. on per WIDER Ofertrt.
binsuasen. Gute Grnte, sutes BaIier, seiunoss Eltm1.
feine 9eui9reGeH, teiu 3e6leIfebsr. Sur Sarteu,
0ampbtsts. @ttcu!are, btItse Tabrt wenbe man i5 an
s. W. Smitb, g3awiau, MARATHON Souutp, gStsSOuin,
ODER an GHbrew y. Stus, II ROrasGIart Strase. @btz
caeo, 81. S1iuI3leiD6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16
Sober 3sansbetteR

&ebRt &t0uSnetteR
uHo llnusroauIi6selt
berriden bsoeutsnSeG
nor, ais pieaeiGt trs.Hh
cine auoere EraHttt.it.
unp 5aIie boeeqeH ptrA
hrtnesnb sein3t. Benu
hie ysber I'm threr Sb6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16

gIus obigem 3eusntB esbt our Gbi6ena
berpor, oaB 9err Sohn 3. slough an
Die Nrnlen= rno SS~rrenonitolt bon Soof
Gouutp stne Partbie 10 o0atg unqentess
barren Ufebls gelieTert Bat, oaS 1elblt bic
menis betflen 8eamten iener NnItaIt es
ni9t magten, Oailelbe au Bro0 al bers
baden, ooer better, baB es a61o[Ht ut6t
mogli9 mar, es 81 Oerbaden. DIAN pers
lu6te es, aber [leIbit mad Wii9ung nit
beilerem WeebIl es sing ntbtl! Stint
uno3tpan3tg SAP muBten fo%rtgeporfen
tperDen, uno Dnroen ais 9ift benubt, um
bic &artoHeltGfer 3u pertreiben. IS aebt
ferner CUR Gntsen3 bernor, baB pr. Sobu
y. slough IS etn3uri6ten tpubte, bah er
cine Bartbie bon 1inf3ig SAB i6le9tem.
neroorbenem Vtebl, aus Dem fem Broo
9ebaden Deroen fonnte, nit funfaio TaR
be1lerem unb brau6barem UtebI mi1den
burfte, nm Elm Wtsbl ber3uIeuen. aug
benz fi6 Elm baIbme9s g~enieBbares 8rob
beriteuen IieB. Gs gebt fernsr aus Dem
3engniB bes Bidders RoBuIann 5ernor.
oaB 0err slough baS gauge Sabr bius
our6, no9oem er eine Bart6ie ertrGoltz
DIES, Die i'm @ontraft porgei6riebeue
QualttGt erret6euoes WebI oe[ietert.
cine 9Iei6e Wtenge 1hle6tes l~ieferte. uuS
Die beioen Partbieu miIaen Iies, 10 uie
baB oas 8roo oas ganae Sa6r binour6
sron unb vertrGeli3 mu6li9" NOR.
Otes aues benefit, L. baB Sr. @louo5
- Oh nm DieI Ooel penie fonImt uibt in
Betra@t-bas @ountD betro9eu bat. benin
er bat fir bas i6[edte MebI ebenio out
be3Ghlt erbalten, mie fir bos Qubere.
nno 2. oaB er IS iebr gut berftebt. Bes
ante, osren Bftbt eS getpeieu tpGre, tin
gu lst1er BfIl6t on3ubalten, au nera1s
lailen, oas nt6t 81 tbun. Die I5at1aae,
oaB tie eInmal tbm bemerfIt9 9ema6t,
0as 9sianSte NebI iet ni@t gu brau@sn,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-16
Cine erfOlgrelaJe Arnei.
Aer1tIidDr @H,sissn.
Sr. eS0meS>

ehteaec. III
Bonn Staat ss5ars
fert gum 3pe&e, mn
oueu sebei me Il
uHp &routi9 DEN
& in
ibren Deri3ieosH9Is
ti9su nES completes
ten Sorms1 bic 5eits
m6alidite Rur auss
beibsr gu Iahen- ~
TT eIsemsiH tn bee
.SAobf kaH0nnf Soa
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-05
His Own Doctor.

A man of high intelligence. well edu-
Gated, and of vigorous understanding
in most things, was nevertheless given
to the practice of self-tOrmenting in
regard TO the state of his health. He
was fairly robust, ate and drank well,
slept easily, walked with remarkable
energy, was capable of service and
long-sustained mental labor and of
much physical exertiOn. Unluckily
for himself he began to study domestic
medicine, and straightway too active
Imagination led him to simulate in his
own case the symptoms of almost every
disease he had happened to read of.
He was apopletic, paralytic, rheumatic |;
he had heart disease, his lungs were
affected, his liver was cOngested gout
threatened him his vision became en-
feebled obscure sensations alarmed
him as to the state of his brain : fevers
of one kind or another were perpetual
ly Matching in his system. The mans
life became a burden and misery to
him he half-kiiled himself with ter
Tor, and nearly succeeded in getting
poisoned by a succession of varied and
opposing remedies.
At last he was cured. Reading the
symptoms of condition from which it
is physiOlogically impossible that men
should suffer, he found to his horror
that each particular symptom was dis
tinctly marked in his own case. He
went over the ground again and again !;
each renewed examination only served
to bring out the symptoms with more
alarming distInctness. Then the affair
became too ludicrOus hearty fit of
laughter dissipated not only that par.
ticular ailment, but all the rest, and
the sufferer was cured.-English Con-
gregatiOndiist.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-05
Let ms Help one Another.

This little sentence should be written
on every heart and stamped on every
memory. 1t should be the golden rule
practiced not only in every household,
but throughout the world. By helping
one another We not only remove thOrns
from the pathway and anxiety from the
mind, but we feel sense of pleasure in
our own hearts. knowing We are doing
a duty to fellow creature. A helping
hand, or an encouraging word, is no
loss to us, yet it is a benefit to others.
Who has not felt the power of this lit
tie sentence? Who has not needed the
encouragement and aid of kind friend
How soothing, when perplexed with
some task that is mysterious and bur-
densome, to feel gentle hand on the
shoulder and to hear a kind voice whis-
pering, "Do not feel discouraged.
see your trouble-let me help you.
What strength is inspired, what hope
created, what sweet gratitude is felt,
and the great difficulty is dissolved as
dew beneath the sunshine. Yet, let us
help one another by endeavoring to
strengthen and encourage the weak
and lifting the burden of care from the
weary and oppressed, that life may
glide smoothly on and the fOunt Of Bit
terness yield sweet water; and He,
whose willing hand is ever ready to aid
us, will reward our humble endeavOrs,
and every good deed will be as ''bread
cast upon the waters to return after
many days." if not to us, to those we
love.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-05
Glasgow.

Though many of us speak of this an
cient Scotch city, comparatively few
think of it as place of 600, 900 inhabi-
tants. Its growth has, IN its rapidity,
resembled that of one of our Western
cities, for a century ago it had pOpu-
lation of about 0.000. A correspondent
of the Louisville COurier-JOurndl,
speaking of this remarkable growth,
says "IrOn, coal, cotton and the Clyde
have made Glasgow. No one who sees
the Clyde for the first time as he jour
neys through Dumfries and Lanark-
a tiny stream, scarcely larger tkan one
of our numberless American creeks
could suppose that ere it has run a
course of fifty or sixty miles the largest
iron steamers in the world would be
built upon its banks and launched upon
its waters. Fed by mountain streams
and deepened by dredges, from the
BrOOmeden dOwnwards, it expands be-
low the Victoria Bridge, into broad
and deep stream, capable of floating
the largest war and merchant ships.
Unlike most other cities in the United
Kingdom, Glasgow does not depend
upon single industry for her prospe-
rity. In wooden manufactures she has
hitherto been a competitor with Brad
ford. and Leeds, and Huddersfield /; in
cotton with Manchester. No city
makes more chemicals, while in ship
building neither the Tyne nor the Mer-
sey can come into competition with
her. The Clyde, from GOvan and Pat
rick to DumbartOn, with the deafening
noise from thousands of changing ham
mers, bears witness to the industry
which has made Clyde-built iron ships
famous all over the world.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-05
Eminent welshmen I'm the United
states.

Between the arrival of the first Welsh
settlers in Pennsylvania and the CON-
mencement of the Revolution in 1776,
ninety-four years had passed away; the
emigration from Wales had been slow
but constant; and in New England.
New York, New Jersey, Maryland,
Delaware, Virginia. and especially in
the city of Philadelphia, many of the
Welsh had become celebrated as mer-
chants, lawyers, doctors, clergymen,
teachers and statesmen. We are justly
proud to name among these Thomas
jefferson. and among the signers of the
Declaration, besides the illustrious
author, we find the names of the fol-
lowing Welshmen: Stephen Hopkins,
William Williams, William Floyd,
Francis Lewis, Button Gwynett, Lewis
Norris, Robert Morris. In that pro-
tracted struggle many of the welsh
covered themselves with glory on the
battlefield. Others, by their generous
contributions, rendered effective aid.
Robert Morris, rich banker of Phila-
delphia, by his unbOunded liberality
and great skill as a financier gave the
young republic invaluable assistance in
its days of agony and strife. But ''the
tribulations of those days" had a de-
pressing influence OH the Welsh
churches. The congregations were
often scattered, and the organizations
abandoned.-AtldHtic Monthly.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-05

The character of mans life affects
thousands besides himself. Wickedness
cannot be kept inside of mans heart
any more than stencil can be kept in
the gutter where it is generated. 1t
spreads abroad and mingles with the
air of the whole street, and all who
pass the spot must breathe of its tainted
odor. There is moral atmosphere in
which we all live and to which We all
contribute some ingredient. We spread
contagion through it or we make it
pure and healthy. We cannot remain
by ourselves any more than the drop of
water can remain by itself when it is
fallen into the stream. We become a
part of the whole and the whole is af-
fected by the part. Sin is contagious,
and therefore we have no right to har
Dor il in our hearts. ImprOpriety is a
crime not alone against ourselves, not
alone against God, but also against
mankind. The voice of the entire race
is lifted in protest against the crime
and the criminal. Every day is day
of judgment, and the moral sense of the
whole world pronounces condemnation
upon every man that doeth evil.-GOlden
Rule
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-05

There are friends who are friends
only for the hour. friends for the noon
tide and the food; they have no real
roofing, as you discover if your horizon
gets clOuded over and foul weather
comes in place of fair, if your rushing
waters run dry and your gOOdly ves-
sells are stranded on the beach. These
are the parasites of life, the clinging
growths which twine round the strong
er trees and, may be, strangle them
before they die. And there are the
real friends, who, if you get into tIou-
ble, stick closer to you than a brother,
and who only need to be tested 70 show
that they are of pure gold all through;
But this kind is apt to be little stiff
and stately when things go well with
you, and you feel it rather hard that
You must be In sorrow or distress be-
fore you can get the starch out of them,
and would rather they were more IA
miIar now, if less devoted then-e0n-
tent to discount the chances of the fu-
ture for the advantage and pleasure OF
the present.