davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-11-30

3ementMe.
Gin tpthtiaer Brief.

Nnn Mrbor, Mi1., 80. MpriI 1875.
Or. Rab y. Outer. tbeurer 6err! SD babe
sSbren ~Reiolosnt", ibre Ws9ulir. pilsn uno pas Reaop
Htlief uassfabr elm Sabr lang sesen Usl9pullts
am Ibbomen 8ebranbt, be BON ben sminenteSten
Wer3tem bes r,eoi5inifben Goaesiums fir unbeiI.
bar ertldrt pproen maren. Dislsiben ,parem ,pie Wus.
ipt@ie at einsir Baum. gDenn i'd LAB, bimgen oieiel.
ben bis beinabe sum Booen berab. unb as ib Sbrs
I%tseiSintn ~ eebraa@sn aniin9. bstrua mein Gsipidt
pie Gsi&wullte iine nod mid gang osrihpunoen. Sd
babe "a Jlaibsn pon benz &eiolpent, . pom 9tslisf mns
"a e1a&teln Aaaen aenommen. SD srbalte Die We.
linen burd q. Granola. ShidsM Sic mir aeiauiait
Sbr BUD r6ali& uno pabr.~ MRrS. 6. Rrapt
, 1877-11-30
OBJ pominion qawpn9it
Epmpanp..
Na4 Nem<ypr I.

Diefe Company ptrb etnsn tbrsr na&fOIseaben pra3t-
Ssasn Oauaptsr, pls D1mtnton. aSpanofe, 5foae
Ieurae u. Cher Qm 8au) an iebem Gtenfaa,
5rettas -uap o.pnmtas bel 2o&wafer abrapsen
ladsn.
fir btele Npute 8ebaut.
ste pabeu praaspOae Salupus. g se @pOms unb
Bape.8tmmer.
Die speifsn, B%squsmlt&istt unb Ssbtsuuns ftnb ua-
ubertre1ltG.
QDaarsn, pelGe nit tteier Qtute p~ertanpt tperben, Ian.
ben reselmdsts In Jlsu.Uprt an ptna aberpedten Yttr Yer
company, 81 9tprtb Hiper.
Bradt fur phase wettsr ale New.gprt werben f&nsl
~bet6rbert uab nitro patur aihts ais Die mtrfltG eebabten
uatpten bereGust.
S&tfe pieler Ninte perlaHen Nprtplt uu, 7Hubr Na&.
utttass pabreap bee Sommers
BraNt anasupmmen ps 3 upr Nbenbs ieben Ga8.k..
.gpeaen weitersr 4ustunit penpe man flo ~
George u. MHen ". 3d., Asenten,
feb. OIRee Nempanu's gDbarpes. 0pdetts.
, 1877-11-30
". 8. Runfel's Sitter Wine ~
Grcn@.

60 If fein Eau betannt, 100 q. Il. xnnteps
yVttter . Gtien . Metn" bte Wtrfuu8 perfa9t
bdtte bel Der Seilung BON Shmdhe, be9lei.
tet nit Gpmptomen, nie Sheu Dor allen
Mnftrengnnsen, @ebd4tnibperluf, Mfbma,
augemeiner Gnttrdftuns, Gurdt Dor Rranf.
belt, nerpoiem s3ittern, @raueu Dor ben.
Ioos. NahtiduetBen, talten Giben, Mbnabme
ees WusenliAtes, Gridlafuns bes Utustel.
S1items, enormem Ippetit NIT bpspepttihen
Spmptomen, beiBen 9dnoen, Hie9enber Stse.
Grodenbeit Der 9aut, Bldfe unb Nusiflc8
bes @eithtS, uerborbensm Blut, S1mer3en
I'm 0iden, S@pere Der Iu8snlieber, S9rDe.
ben 1hmar5er Yunfte Dor ben Mugen nit Nm.
orang oes Blutes 9e9en ben Sebneruen unb
Seltpeillger Slinobeit, nnm0slihfeit bic &C.
eanten auf etnen Yunft ju friren. Mue btefe
Sgntpton1en entiprtn9en aus S4rpdde uno
3u lbrer 9eilun9 oient 9. 8. Runtets .Sits
ter'Gtiensl8ein". Or tbut 1mmer feline Wir.
tun9. Eauienbe, bic i'm gebrau&t baben,
ltno leSt mleoer i'm 8e1ib ibrer pollen 0e.
lunobelt. y1ebmt ben ddten ! Wirb u~erfauft
MIR ~ 81 Slai1en. Iber nebmt feineu an.
bern ais ben bon 6. &. Hunfel! Eragt nod
4unteps nY,tter.G iien.W ein". CT N BON
10 ptelen Yerlonen aus ieber Shihte Der &c.
leuihaft, bon Yerlonen iebes 9tanbee unb
Alters erprobt moroen, baB Ct iett als I'M.
entbebrlihe, toniihe Wiebiain ailt. CIR foftet
ntbt oiel, reini9t oas Blut, tdrit ben Wa9en,
yrneuert oaS Sgitem uuo nerldu9ert bas Sc.
ben.
SD perlan9e MIR, bab man etne.t BerIu9
nit bteiem b0hit ihdsbaren Cont made.
Yreis 81 per Tlaide. Nueiuiaer Gigentbluler
Y. s. &unfel, No. 259 gtoro NeInte ctr,
unterbalb 8ineitr., Ybilabelpbia, pa. Trast
nab Runfsls ,Bitter 0ine Of Sron" unb
rlebmt feilen anoeren. Cine Photographic
oss @isentbiinters 1T auf iebeu, l1mldlas ;
aue anosrn fimo Ndlldungen. Sitet Gu9
oor lolf]en /! gaBt @uh bon Guren Npothe'
fern tetnen. anoern uufhan8en, ale ben bon
SIR tolnt 6 Elaiden fir SIS betousmen. Ser'
luhfs etnmaI.
Def Sanbmurm Iebenbis abee-
tfieben.
! 2opf uno Nues sebt ab, ponfdnbis in Q
Stunoen. Seine Be3abluua, che Der &opf
paltrt. Iuh Sls., giabel. NIB Wta9en.
mitrmer peroen pertrieben Don Dr funfel,
259 9foro Neunte Str. @ustunst fret. Or.
Eunfel 1T Der ein;l9e Irat oeS 2anbe8, Der
erfolgreih IN Der Uertreibuu9 bon Wiirmern
TIT ; ,ein Wurm.G prup 1T gut au nehmeu,
Mno BARI bon &inoern, 70 gut pie BON Gr.
rpahlenen, etnSehommen werben. Shidt
Inn Elm Sirfular ODER ~perlaust eine Tlaihe
non funtets Wurm . Sprup IN Der pphiten
apotbefe. Yrets 81 bic Blafhe. Ct tbut
unfeblbar ieine Wtrtuna.
Sine eigemeS& seimttdtte mmb
II T nj.
@n Der Sll!te elmer srosen Gtisnbabn nit sutsn
Mdrttet i'm Sften uno @effen.
SeBt lit bic 3eit, iid oieielbe 81 iidern.
Mtiloes 4lima, frubtbarsr Buoen, beItes 9ano iur
Wiebjubt in ben Der. Staten.
Bidder. &arten, oone Mu5tunft. ebenSo Der Nip.
nad alien beilen Der g8elt fret ~perfanot.
Man l1reibe an q. f.. DAVIS,
Hano. IS omlnliioner, II. q. ", w.,
, 1877-11-30
Maiber .MbSam8. s Ms4' a.. s4.

48tnttn unp 0ertaufer!
3tarp aDarp pss&et's 5amiltt4. 3ettuns trttt ii. .
5erb,t.S atlpn an unp stebt lpTsn Mbpnnenten swst l.
srbstsn uup ltpufsa Siep9rapbt. en-. ;wei aubert IN.
~jtsbtupsn Stlpsra, pslpe tptSrt Aosan8 hapea, ppn Wtrs.
Nnper(pu as Ws8eutude ~ lprem wide awake"uub
Fast asleep. Mgentsu paben tmmenleu WrtpIa 90 m
Bic bette tmalss ebpltue Wsleeenpett rur ltt. 2Dtr~ ltsf.rn
Den lst&tthea uap l&enfen Yertsuls v eaenftanp unp be.
jablen tebr ppee @omm'iiton. 5eo.r irubere sber nrus
lt6er Dprratb ~ au8eabli6.tper ysr3nbuna sprbanb,n.
Die 3eituns lslba asps unlsr 5amtlten .SSarnaltn vrns
torres @lei&en "a, unp " 70 popular. eaB Hs bic ar6sts
0erbrettnns IN Der Hslt bail Das bttt ittsrartIb.
Galeut ptrb perweupet. @bwarp &esleapn's 4uabluno
fauat ssrabe an; bic frubsrsn Eapttel aerpsn ben Mtpn.
nentsn s~tltsfert. Wlrt. Stewe's laastrfsbats tyVlae au,
My wife and II, bt8innt mt BEN neuen Sabre. ar,
senb Semanp, Der eta sntts Salar pptr sin unabbdaatS,
OefHktt pant&t, leQts fnr 9lreulare unp prtlsltat nd
msnees an 3. .. 6pre ". 60. Nsp gprf. .Di4St.'
s ST. g.. S' s:.ss: s's'' '''9Nl Ssnteu perlangt.
, 1877-11-30

9aS @ebeimnt6 bes Grfolaes l,est
in Der Gortrefflidteit zines artifels uno beiIen
iiderer @irtuna. Sch babe, idreibt Serr
Soiepb Dteper. Sc Sueur, Dtinu., idon biele
Weoi5inen sesen Sulten sebrauht, muf
Sbnen iebo6 reriibern, oaB i'd 81. Iu 9.
&0nig's 9amburger 8rufttbee
ieoer anberen uor,lebe, tnoem berielbe bet mir
INNER BON gutter Wirfnns 1T uuo mir iofort
VtM0eruna periGafft.
, 1877-11-30

tasa >esftssa4 xdAu MI DyswYNa leAaha n. gsk
tessual n Il, td etnea lueuutf6en U}eble Mtt bes fat
unbeReebarea Dtrlansen " Rsen, baraRZtdI ~ uetmes
pst to1ns9 burd bs 0ur&t bapoa auteei&lsfn ~ ieta.
~ bn O1uas f41ea snS f&u far4ttArs e&ne,sa
10 eHe &asssrasgex, h n samu AlI9 eanns, etts q.
~ r tssdn tnld. g. ts1lt ~ DssyNtaa \ y ftltp
sst letae sasse tmsttase Dk ltad1tAs efstltaleh
R4itt stss a1t frt1blsk %, Ia pattatss lrtsSt -
Desnttfd1, nj ~ eebea thn dne Ear y xxt ttlbt bt
H1Aeea tbn nrbea, at&t fdta tas DusSstesas sst 3
~ 1u e~eteusstA A1u UASuU -
, 1877-11-30
DIR. II. BRYAN.
Committeeman Ar3t bes
Clinton Medical & Surgical
Institute,
1Ay % Sanf1ebnte Ctr, Re~ eorf.

(1nter ben etaatsseiesen intorporirt)
Gentlemen! s Ris s ssaIs ri s''' sts sas''i L:
s 'Sissn 'gtISsn Ssn y s.s Ssssnssi"' un nS' ,g sssaait's'T sa ss
srnSe Ss.iluns aaer 10 b:banrslten sane. DSSs' b.fen
Talent. Fno ansshsut. s:osr Mr5i Il 9sroorraasns
n III l''S ssn S 5B9is.m aana Sas ss S"l sin,'s ~ ,u assnH Ss'' "a
Rem BORT fir bic Bsbanbluns bon
Mdmner=& rantbeiten.
- epsitsus mtttel far ipe,ieae aransbetten prdpartrt.
9snorar mdRie eeeen Aae, fret
fur Mrme.
1attenten :perben eriu@t. Naberes Hber tbren gu.
Eanb einsuienben, %tuorauf ibnen cine etrlihe M:nt@t
hber ibren Gau, bic Wosli@telt Der beilune, bic oasu
tbeift iperben mirb.
SIM erften Departement fnb Rranfbeiten Der
,saIiist. " sl:1. ni is.t: 81 81 ssHsgs s'sssiss ssss' 81:
s saasssss: Sais%sa' s9ssas :tn. an's'"'ss" '"' aus
SIM ,nsifen Departement Fub 2eber., 2uneen.,
aopT. anD Gebirnfranibsitsn 81. capitalization. aud
unatismus, seropbeln, Gatarrb, Bru3. Ridsrats'
trimming unb anoere Werpahiun9en behanbelt.
SIM brttten Departement tperoen Nu9en' nns
pbrenfranfbeiten bebanbelt unb aa' Dpsrat'onen oor'
mir miinf4en namentliA Elm Tarupblet tebem
Wfanre jl ienoen. Der NIT Sprnptonten bebattet W.
tpelbc pbpfi4es Ieioen b%efunoen, ooer ber neroos,
{hna1 uno oer5Seifelt 1T uno pel@er bic bette Mus'
tunft aber bic 9ranfbeiten pinI4t, oenen n am mel
ten ausseett 1T, in Golse bon untlnSbeit ober CRIB
tiHfett.
..o'' H"'" cine: .i isse.aa Us'""s' "a i i:,s:
unS wer am befen bieien Rlubm ~ ertuerbsn ipeib,
iann am befen jetne Wtdnnlihfeit bebaupten. MorsMe
clinton MR. q. SnNttut. 14s q. Is. 0tr.. R.o.
AQenten %p psaai%. t gaS sas b.. SsItt i. un Ssr !s'9tslt per,
wurOe. Sdidt nab Gircularen uno u~nleren Seotn.
9un9en fir M9enten.
aeatipnaI Nubliibin8 Co..
4~tp23nopl pbilaoelpbia, ia.
, 1877-11-30
Gtpf G~peculatipnem

iner6ei BON u1s IN ieber Wrf nur 9estn Gommiiiion
ausaefiibrt. Puts and Calls an bic beIten bdu5er ,u
nisoriaiten Naten. Soften 800 bis 5000. bic oft
$4,000 0eminn %brinaen. Wampblete. Die ertlGren,
iple 98au Street Speculationen aus9efibrt peroen,
trei o%srianbt. Sdidt mad, sinem Greinplar.
xumbribae s Co.,
Bantiers 8roters
AVIS un' Wal Ctr, Reiw Wpr3
, 1877-11-30
Neet:
.Ta(ib unb @abr."

Geoeu GinIenoune elmer 9oItmarte al &aotuap s.
On 0}p. 80 gBarren Gtr, Mem 9orf, iurroel VT ,5n
formation erbaltea, pctde 1aulsnoe ioertb ut.
, 1877-11-30

D. NGen II W srSlt Derskattt ~ &5r3sr. D,
~ utalt bas 6an,s Ssaem Natrans nns Sreft. Dsnl
M D2asea xsh anbers 0ebasaasSsr6Axs na&lafen. 10
ssGs 1ilAasstt ~ tntutdels. mab ba saats 4srper ID
Ia Dk &sanftdtex, nd4t ~ 1easrtn 4tdttelet 30
- @xu$trfaas kdtt hauss tteftItl DtH 4 )
esaal, nsba ~ .e4sestfA Dttsrs." n y sls 9Th.
hneSatnd st4, II HsrtaasnsssrDane rtett aaS IN
Sssstt IMastrt tertent + stde &ren1eHn teilt, "
SxAstaas bss. suAtetess Ratas hi. OH sasG
hooQot1 btiIabe3
M sls Gabnta exHesxhsnftsttsn eatethsa essa + -
90 eHsansex hT Mastntbattsiett. ais hur& ertIt&r
as!ass sbz tsfiss e~rialtuns. Denn ss epst(e MD
t!eeerttl strlsast uns su Rsrvss tn BpIst ss6ea nt&s bts.
Msoltd nu6brt pirb, unt Gbmaees1Re etntretsn unl
=. GaAssa.. esasn s!tsst x. lasssta asisa aas
ss xtA( b oera&t !dmI D* t~srabmtsatn Nsrits
.tsa r 8das sss e&rtnhfs&s ix bes raen etabtsn 10
taaedA. H&tea sbne axSaabus ttrt Gufmstllamidt ~
q anf n Ressltrnns Va Onhsxsxessreass bamtt ~
eYe1a1 nd4s IA Patient " ID utuint I'm Ht&t fruAt
~ 0HAvutt ttssrfa&eH nsb at&t hsrA ben &lryer -
IA sss Nn entsesa car t4as sba h easetosa TAI
s1A nh f4lt&te RaRraxs n lsts1
, 1877-11-30

0h~~ M9entel p%erlan9t. Quite 0ele9en1elt, Gelc
&ut( 5l psro!eien Tar seuts, lpeIve Iyre 5e1l Doc.
eunen SDell oappl pem Sertuul uulelel
Drten lplOmen. &lberale Gplnmllllolen. SIrelul
nab Den SeDrl9uuyeu. y. y. SpI oo45. Great
American Tea Co., 81 uno So Selep otraBe,
ytem Yprt. alpz0plt
, 1877-11-30
vGstsaSfAIdsA


RaNza, eAan4Aksx nsasln ~ sersssbeaem 0IxA
Sega btes &rGnlbtttea II ,6awebtf& Bttters" bas uirS
hmes G&utmtttd, wdl q IA Mr. 0lutretnists "A, "a
= tte<. Aiu plrt beg 0ebsssA p R&t str 1t&t eenGs
nA4 "a NnudfanS b~eesaxsa, y bal ps3ea, NlaftsA,
0&artAANetu aai asirt MT 0teba Satxnbtae AranI
keisn a11tseAex, hans M1e ter 0ebran& fpfsrt eixhs
tsn urte1, " &ranthettu In kstem Gtabtxn dM -
tm od1aahtanS rfssbun.
, 1877-11-30
&alteS un0 biBiQes Nieber,

eebellt iir 50 Gents. IS glbt tein anoeres M9ens in
Der Welt. mas 10 ihnea aue Mrteu bon 5ieber beilt.
~nerirter Gane fommen, m0sen ft Sharlad., Nerpen.
fieber ooer 9elbes 6ieber beiBen. ais unter 3u3ie.
bung BON Haomap's piIlen, oas vgeacp Heltef"
Or. Hacwap'S. ytur 81 Gents bic 6laI1e!
, 1877-11-30

r. r.. r.
5 dD'S
(READY Kelley
furirt
bic i@limmiten Sdmer5en III
1 bis 20 Minutett.
Stets lit ueniser ais l Stnnoe.
Mtemam6,
ruer ttnnter oieie Mn5eige lieit, braudt
edmer3en mebr 3t erouloet.
&aomaD's S@mer5enitiQer
belt ieben Scb,mer5.
Gs mar bas erite uao lit bas ein5ige
Sdmer,=uertileenoe Mittel,
Musenblide ben qudleuofte.
eas I'M GmIaunounsem bebt uno = Ss.oem @'nga'
tgat, oas nun IN ben Gun9en, b STnSentpnsm gsu,,
n mSs ! !. ben Dr.ilea. oosr a rn,r y!u gra,on p.m ibren
Sit baben, in / bis 20 ftiat, bel einrnali9ser
~ saaasIs s ~ 9aimatsm. gis is9s Ie
aer,r ai1% M9 9%ssrpOlta, ai .tud4s1.se ODER 1ouit;sen
arantSsit aeiSe "'e" qua''n rnossn.
Bon bent Srn. Sburlom 8eeb.
Gine @mpiebluns Don Or. Rabpap's q. x. y.
meeisinen,
mad oieIidbri8em Gebrau@.
3em Wori, L.. San. 1917.
wertber berr!
Nadesm i'd nlebrere Sabre binour9 ibrt W~seoi3inen
gebrauht babe. Anfanss a~tueifeIno, bato aber, als i'd
ibre gD,rtiamfeit erprobt bate, nit oolem Bsrtrauen,
1T es ineire anaelebme 9fhbt, bantbar ben aus ibnen
Dit g n6tbie miro. ibr. piaen uns tets nit Der se.
putidten @irtuns. Dcs vyeabp N%elief" peroient IN
boaein WtaBe bielen Namen. gair iuenoen bdufis uno
ssrn bel ieo' oortommsl,oen Se!esenbs!t Oas eminent
an. unb fnoen fat in alien NGuen bic periprobene
e6merasnslinosruns. Mufri1tis Der Sbrtse
Or. Rabpap. 5burIow Weeb.
Raowap's ,,Reaop Belief"
miro augenblidlide @ilfe idaifeu bel
Gnf3urpungen Der Nteret,
Gnt3mnbuneen Der 8Iafe,
@ebdrm= 6 ntsi1noune,
XMneensG on9tftionen,
Sal8s&eiben Mftbma,
4ersflopfen, Dipbtberia,
Spferif6en Mnfdlen,
Srdune, Gatarrb
Snf1uen5d, 8ppftpeb,
III 3abnf6mer3en,
Neurdl0{6y WbeumatiSmuS.
&a1tem Mno beifem Tieber,
Snbnerdueen unb Troftbeulcn,
Die In,penouns oes rReab1 8elief"" an Der
ooer ben leioenoen Ste1en, lpIro alsbalo beha9libe
Grleihterun9 fbafet. 9reiBig bis iebsaig 3ropfen
baoon in eimem balben 2rintslas oGn 9Baiier peroen
in penigen Nu9entIiden, Rrdmpfe, Wta9enidure.
eoobr. nnen, ~&opfi6mer5er, Diarrboe. Dp enterp.
Rollf, Bldbun9en in ben Iingeweioen nno ale inner'
liben Sbmerjen beilen.
%9te,ienoe iouten INNER cine 5laid. BON Raotuap's
! rHeab1 &elief" bel iib traaen. g8eniee 2ropfen
oapon. III gBoiler getbau beuaen allen Rraufheiten rno
| ben oamit oerfnipfttn 9eioen. Die aus benz 6ebrauhe
fdledbten Waijers entiprin9en. Dor. Gs lit Elm ~be1ierer
etimrlant, aIs fran3oiiber Branop oosr Bitters.
&altes nn0 biBi9es Tteber,
sebelIt iir 50 Gents. Gs stbt fein anoeres Msens in
Der Meelt. mas 10 idnea aue Mrteu bon Jieber beilt,
mb9sn lie bon perbprbener Guft (lialaria) pber oeae.
| rerirter OGne fpinnen, moQeu Tie GGQrlQGs, yterpens
, 1877-11-30
0AO<bHA DttasrA

DsfB yttsss n iesi asS fAsa felt Assu Saprn a
uaab<rssaa Stdriuaes- unt 6lxtrdntsanesmittd ANA.
hant b q itbu aubus 3dlntttsl etder Dirt bd reess
0aStsA. De4 aetpt n btdm -S&mebtf6 ctttert~ uA
temae 9A4 da aeQ Oepetna6 1xb n q nod ietA. b.
- ussts u Ssa sA Ra&fpnnn III erAasezs far DE-
~ Guwms itulhfat sab IA u Axr&axs xnmbstA.
~ trleaS Se1anl asts ban gtst thinner ~ Ser
~ r6&uesth Dttert' seune, sba NJ q BtA MH@.tA
RtfmenfAta ssr& b<n Brtasf htu asfdIf&ten Ra&ak
uxaon n juRSrea. ueI&e ItaltA auSfebea ant fHnedss
NJ 81 e&a -eAnestf& Dtttrs~ aba Va odunbbet
f41NtA k1b, vdbrsat tas aeeatii4e anl 80 -e&ns
ia DtterSA NtaisAu Oeaxbbd aat eeSen ertalts
NJ d NJ besnheS st&ts 4, ses BE axfntrffan
1T ~ pubntaIas hGrGuf htnsdAsA BAT ttu 0laf4a
ueIAs baS edit ,e&usbiN4 6ttteaS- uttdit tk Hsne1e
untaf4stft ~ Ssressbesta oAEj dao34fnA
, 1877-11-30

tAal Dafxa Ne fNredltAn e&nesjn GasDanQ
wdAe bttft &ranftet NIT I'D brtnsL weas Ii ban ,6&x4
Af& 6tttrS" en 9eilmt.td setsten wtrb. ~ Sebu letA
uianseu taxaf O. ttnbnt be e4mer,eR tsfert xnb ID
ksts1ttten 0etrdu&e strt bu Patient ssn Dp&t "
0s&e I'D ttNts teFnbea W dne ssuR6ahtoe @eIuns d.
ket n. 4sufxk< fssnna VA Gae. ~ vA&n h yuaH
kt ssssss ttas vtn>ubsss 8elntttd y ss5sssAn
, 1877-11-30
"Star- Wfeu" plattorm.

etIbersianS. eine srUae Sterse. YIN ppltaaptsu
opls YaItr Dtttn. 6rsStt III YlItnpaarsn.panplun.
stn 40 =. Htrrulart Srat,s ~ptrltubsI. Apretntsi
.b2gufi 6tor Vtdttorpl hhlVas
, 1877-11-30

! IN ~ sRela3Itteasa 1sAalSsttn, buss hes ~ !.
AenSddIe4t uatesperfta " sab lsssa samsatlt&V nj
nss sasas. Die urja&e1, v<l6s tkfs f&redlt&er 10
kaelssst.dk ns6 tmmu ltefdbt tia. aanltd III
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adjustment easy and expeditions will have
the effect Of preventing panics Instead Of
simply attempting reductions, which, eveif
if advisable, would not have accomplished
the object intended, Congress should have
devised measures to release capital from
temporarily unproductive enterprises, to as
sist labor in changing to other fields OF
operations, and to foster, encourage and pro-
tect the neglected industries of the country.
Such legislation would SO TO the root OF
the matter. For such legislation We must
depend almost entirely upon the National
Government 1t would not be proper for
me to refer to the subject except that our
State policy must also accord with correct
princip PIES By encouraging the eloser-co-
operation of capital aud labor, by creating
new industries and diversified interests, SO
that proportiouately large amounts of CAPT
tai will not be suddenly transferred from
one to the other, and by establishing saw
ing funds, such as have been recommended,
whereby the savings OF the laboring classes
will be made absolutely secure, much can
be done to prevent hard times and mitigate
their evils when they come.
CONCLUSION.
On the whole, a candid review o. tho
situation will justify our hopes aud awaken
our gratitude. No man can regard the
satisfactory growth of his State without
feelings Of pride and thankfulness No
man, ccrtaiuiy can undertake to legislate
for so many millions and such vast interests
without sense of dependence and account
ability to God, who has guided the Com
monweath to greatness and prosperity,
through the vicissitudes of hundred years.
Invoking His blessing and guidance, let US
then address ourselves to tie task Of re-
trieving past errors, perfecting past efforts
and devising just and salutary laws TO as
sist the people in their further progress.
JOHN I. HARTRANFT.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
HARRISBURG, January 3, 1877.
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PERIODICAL DEPREssIoNs.

In common with other commercial ma
tions we have had periods of depression
That these have caused by public and
private extravaganza and are no proof OF
the corruption and degeueracy of the times
| is easily shown. The aggregate taxes OF
the United States are less than those of any
other nation, sn9 the percentage of the cost
! of collection and the loss to the Treasury
through defective laws and dishonest off
cials is less than heretofore. If the amount
per capita is greater than formerly SO also
the relative proportion of capital to each
individual is greater still. Other nations
prosper under greater burdens; no good
reason can be given for different result in
the United States. That the people spend
more and live better is undoubtedly true.
Such expenditures are not hurtful unless
they impair the principal of the nation
wealth. IF the purchase of luxuries is
ruinous in itself, then the purchase of any
thing beyond bread and butter and coarses
clothing is ruinous also. Nations, as well
as individuals, ought to live within their
incomes and save wealth fast enough to en-
ploy the natural increase of laborers. With
in that limit comforts and luxuries are the
just rewards of industry. As the capital
accumulated since the war and invested in
extending old industries and starting new
ones is amply sufficient to employ the labor
of the country, the cause Of hard times is
evidently not the extravaganza of the peo-
pie. The capital of the country has not
been wasted in riotous living but is looked
up in Improbable enterprises. Over-pro-
duction, and not over-consumption, is the
cause of the stagnation in business. The
war, for the time being, changed the entire
industrial relations of the country. The
demand for some products was enormously
increased, and the eindustries supplying them
became very profitable capital flowed stead
lily for some years in that direction, and the
result was an abnormal growth of those in
terests at the expense of all others and in
creased production. When tho war ceas I'd
there was in certain industries an enormous
production that could not be absorbed by a.
peaceful community. Capital sought, an
outlet by projecting new railroad enter
prises and other improvements for advance
of the natural growth of the country. For
awhile there existed period of intense ac-
tivity and apparently of extraordinary
growth But capital invested 10 unduly
inflated industries will in time become un-
remunerative When that happens those
industries and the interests connected with
them will wholly or partially fail the capi-
tal or so much thereof as can be realized
must seek other investments and the labor
engaged find other employment. Hard
times are theperiod of inactivity consequent
upon the re-adjustment of these relations
Any legislation tending to make this re-
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CENTENNIAL.

The Centennial closed amid general COM
mendation. Nothing can be conceived
more admirable than the temper in which
it was undertaken, and the manner in which
it was carried out In size, interest and
attendance, it is admitted to have surpassed
all previous exhibitions. Many things con
tributed to this signal success. The co-ope-
ration of of other States and the United
States and the cordial good will of foreign
nations materially aided the enterprise.
But the main cause is to be found in the
untiring energy and zeal, the prudencs,
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/ desire to repeat and emphasize the en-
camium of last year passed upon the In
surance Department The labors of this
Department, though arduous and of great
serious to the people, are of the quiet and
unobtrusive kind, which escape publicity
and are too often passed over without credit.
1t performs work of great utility, not
only to the public, but to the responsible
companies as well. BY exposing fraudulent
companies it increases the field for good
ones, and saves the public from loss by an
nually informing them of the character
and standing of all insurance companies,
foreign and domestic. To do this it must
often contend against combinations and coz