davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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nfufff tflfgr. peps(ibea.
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fde beridtet, baB bic Guiien an1 lseten
Treita9c bic Gorbut Der Girfen bel Sas
tuut arsriffeu. Sin 81 @tunben oouern>
bes gefedt entipann iid. III peldem bic
6uiisn onseblid poDitdnois gefdtasen
,uurben unS 1000 Manu psrloren, ipd6
reno rer Yerluit ser Eiirfen Elm unbcSeue
tenoer mar.
@ine @sutcride Gepeide beitatist Die
Madridt iber bic &ieoerlase Der Nui1su
bel gutoumi. Die Gcrbinouus spiidcn
&ar uno Gaerum 1T anaeblid ipisocr her
acftellt tporben Ser @ounerueur bon
Scars beridtet. bab Die Tiirfen in SemGje
fedte am 8. 5. 81. 80 Mann pcrloren.
Yetersburs,l IS. Mat. gine Of
fsielleD spefte aus Cliffs beridtct rain
II. s.. 90. idiften bic 0tulien, nadnem
iie Mufbufer etnoenomrmcu batten, suei
&oloaen sesen bic gnb0bcn BON Gbata>
autani. Dem 8luiIe &intuioi entlans, boz.
Dieie larfe 8oiitioh ipuroe bon ben 9iu1
fen NIT einem 8elluite bon IL Tooten
unb 1l6 8er,punSeten erifiirmt. Der
Serluif Der 9iirfen mar enortt. Die Gin
b0ben bon &bata5utani befinoeu iid in
Der Ndbe bon 8atumi unb Die Turfcn
,,abn'cn cine beiefiste SteHun3 ein".
(NbiseS 1T Die ruiiidc Gerfion iiber ous
@efed)t, besiislid oelien Die Giirfen eben>
fallS eincn Gies beanipruAen.)
2oa6on,1 IA. Wiat. Gin gorreipon :.
bent i6reiot aus gelsrao unterm 4.Wiai,
oab Die Nbieeuns bes Strlteu Milan in
Nusitdt febt. Nu6tano besinnist al.
aeblid cen 8iirten o Montenesro al
ieinen Nadfolaer uno Seiteid Den 8rd<
tenoenten &araseorsewitjd.
Die ruifiden Erappen. uelde on 8u
dareit oorbeimaridircn, fiibren anitatt if
rer scw0bnl:dm Tabuen oas sriehiide
Doppelfreu;, wslhes nar bel eiuem Sell
sionstriese aneemeneet Miro.
Die Donau 1T jett iul Sallen be9tifien
Sic slufresuns inGonfantiuapel 1T int
@adien besriffen, uao Elm tonan9ebenocs
tisfiiheS Sournal fat bic Nieoernete-
lung Der Gbriien often befirwortet. lln-
ter ben fremoen @iniuobnern 1berridt sros
&c nnrube.
Der 8icet0nis bon @9Dpten fat H.
700 Mann snr Ginidiffuns naA &ons
ftantinOpel in 8e,eitidaft.
Die Glattern araiiiren in Sifooa III
beSentliAem @raoe.
Eiirfiide &rtessidiffe iiua Dor Sbeiio
eridi.aen. .
Den ruifiden S%ournolen 1T uerboteu
moroen. 2oro DerbD's gntuort aufgort~
idafoff'S Girfular ab;uorufen.
Sn Serbien miro cine MiniRerfriliS
erlpartet. Das Observation-Disclosures
w.ldeS gu @ufen beS Sricbcus 1T, miro
obue l3weiiel bon einem INSTRUMENTATION
perSrdn9t iuerben.
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8ermil0teS

Sic Soften Der NroSuttion 9aunlz
iuple ltelen Ii6 am D6d1ten in Drift,
ilippi nno 2ouiliana. Nieoriser 1ino
lie in Ssros, alabama, Georgia uno
SiiosGarolina.
Gin G%iIeubabn5u9 III Tlorioa iibers
bolte einen @aul. 9arob frenten li1
o!e palicgiere fe6r, ober Der Mergsr fam
nah, als tie bemerftcn, bab Der @arI
an9ebunben mar.
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n beittmrp' :, ssarse htsberi9e 6silperiabnn NINA
: litoben ADis fur ptrb bnrb oas io9eHannte
tSobbaa An6 bur6 gtnnebmen non Npbpttinet
3 eptrft. Tte qob5doer seisen an, mo- bic Erantbctt
seit seissi ne Ste aebensfrait' bes Meni@en an.
Gauienbe jinb tn ben Ietten Spct Sabren In Der
YabezNultalt, "a Stdnton Str., NeW slorf, gebetlt
.,orben. Inter ben Gebetltet beiinben ii6 pieIe
it9 ppn on0eren Sdoert oQonrdb, oab lte otrett auf
bic &rontbeit einrptrfet, nab ben franfen Stoii en-
ierntn, tn pel@er fSortn er on6 Sum &orlheta
2onlme. Ste linb en @crbrennun9ss Sber auSl3ti@
bun9S>Eroceb Der &rantbeitSItolie. Sober &ra,fe
pirb btt oer Inwenbhn9 bteier &nr f~esu1agen fetn
etgener ArSt. @e,n &eitano ourb ete1e Saoer 9ez
betlt 1T. 10 TT e. iptrt!t6 uIo raott9l 9egetlts nab
renb mad Der bisDeri9en '9etlmetbooe ete Tfittel
8ew6bnlid 9eiGbrEt6er ittb ats oie&rentbeitielbi,
l'nb li4 ~,ters IN 8anaes Seer 'ecunSdrer sranfs
beitcr e~iuitellt. . ~
nnb auBerlib, %fnrirsr, 10 ino bod bic sSirtln9en
BET lol9eupCn Rranfbetten, b~eionoers loenn ne li3
nod in acl,tem 3ultanee %beiinoen. sors auferoroents
ltd: 8ieber, felblt gSerpens nno &pphnsIteber,
nOeroes iebr lbueu, 9epobnli9 NIT Ia 8aoern,
furtrt, pals un6 Observation-Disclosures ,pirS,
b~eioTocr5 bet iunaen 2euten II. in; eriten Stadium,
seiu1bnli@ leidt furirt. @aferStdlt, @bens
,;.atistMts peres'S OFT is9r i9ntI sssetlt;
SDpbiIttiSd)e .&ranfbetten tn iepem @robe. @ei
~sAteren Hranfbeiten, Bramolontest, AS@ei
l3d;Untett, .Seropbelu &C: 1T pte &trfrn9 cine
a.otli6e u. tidtbare. Sur etn 9oo lit binreidenb,
VIM Sseoen pon Der @irfln9 5i ibersen9en. Wias
sestrebS nnb BITE fo9etonnte S,art= ober
j @sufrerrnnt (etne bis icst nhbeilbare ArantbeiD
-ugben 9eDeilt, Gci lcbterlr S~rontbett geben 25
EroSeut bes .3uderi!oifsS nit teoent Saoe onr4 oen
rri: Gb.
pDie 8obez nnb Gtnnebmc sGulner merben na9
f0rm 4IGb i'm 2Guoe p~erlonot, Der NrciS bes
@abesEuluerS tt 81, Der bes @innebne , Vuluers
q. Mon laile i9 etue 0toiblre ii5er bic 2pbfW
Gi s1atil4er ODER bentl3er SprGde i4tden.
FIR. Rauchfuss.
"a Steuton Ctr (Box 1890,
, @tp 0ot1
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Sic Oe1Adftslette brs l1oelteus

iptnrnen. @ornm? I'M III icben, mic es
tommt, eab Wbitlod's Waaren 70 tilia linp
uto nm bprt gu faufer. >. tfele l4Dnen
l@paraeu MIpaeas AZ 90, IS, 80. 35 itnp SOC.
Ssne @Iace 5anblaube nit Q GnDpfsn 3t 50
bis Use sic neuen 6al5tiiHer fir Damsn,
9erren unb aineer. gslretfte unb farfe
Strilmpfe an 10, Is, 20 nno 35e. piques su
9, 10 unb f5e. Cine Warb brs,ten' ocblsiGtsn
NIB traulten Gbeetin9 su g rnb 10e, Giels
Saden fMr. Sinbcr, Wohspaarell, &leiberltpfs
etc. Setnsnc 1nideutlGfr 3 fir 25e.- apmmt
balb utb fault lit ECU btQigen 9ahen tei
J. G. WHITLOCK, 1909 Matn Gtr
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sEsII-WEEKLY SUN, 60 A YEAR,
of the same size and general character as
THE WEEKLY. but with n greater variety of
miscellaneous reading. and furnishing the news
to its sun 'crtbers with greater freshness. because
1t comes twice o week instead OF once only.
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,,6eo1t Curb @mt"
SoboG po1oo @i9aretteo',
S1bricirt ppn
g. s; s. @Qem S g.,
ibmono, %.

Ser 9iiAmonber r@ nj Tobaeco3 if bon ben aus9ehuSbhsfen
,Dirginia Natnral acaf'' .sIhnitsn uno fret BON stea9cm! 5teub' Narfune
our ;rpao cier Terfaffhuaa. Gr tihte sraue Sobcn, norm buir Eabot genadbs
fen Gn lhmolr Gridb in Susnia uo siorb @orolno) uno Die Nt oss 2rod-
oerrmnout Die 9roscntc beS 9tcottne8 ocbbalb hnn bnIelbe in 'Ffelen, on
in Giearenen 9eeau5t waSut obne w tefraten 2ersaennea, edpiaed i'm Sop.
f, ooer gtaEn auf Der 3unae 3u bfonanen, rudbeS oft omd) 2abat, maber tn
einea f1peren almboosn aeuadIen unS NIT dt9erid)e Oeen. Eonaua SO9ma,
oor dcmiIde 9ubfan3en parfunirt ooer anperwettg perfalNht it, 9elduebt.
Durd5 feline 9tinbe, fem 2roma, femen naturidpn gerud mo gefhrnnd
en,sfsbt CT fb Ben, piHns umo Giaarrden>0fauder, as ene Der ausseiudhlen
uno rennen GouenG abaf, bn MON baben fam.
Son elmer enapfe. welae fhrsih bon oieEm Ta6at oon Or. sueuHns
VUfr, bet brHhuae Gbcmilt Der fDnYiden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Gn9ano, &C.
madt wuroe uao oenn gonac TO betannt in ieoem 2aboraortum Der get, 1T sol
snoes Gin GaS5u9
~. Nna1DtifaI laboratory
II Salisbury gquore, Shet Gtuet 6. g., Sonoon.)
sd fmSe nr epurea bon Golpter in benz Eabaf. n'd6es Der grunS IT. bag
,er eien 10 nloen @c{dmaG bt, bnn iii alien ftarfca, beiBeneen Gabaf toe lb
niebcs sGol bB Golpett in teoeuhuor Quanttdt eorberrldeno 1T; cine anoere
oH5 pidugec Gadr, meh9e 1 Sur5 mene llnteriuduns auS9fun@" babe, it,
rbS CT nun wenig gScota enhMt uno bb in pmIcn 5oren Sabaf brett ODER bier
~nal iooht ahnocu phb. Sd fmOe, ob otkr aabat cine oerDdnnibmdBia tsine
,mQuantudt GuucWfu7e entbalt bHe8 erfldrt Den feb1tdeu gerub oeS Nandc5
rpon bMer @orte Eabat. Sc if wobrlid cine Der wo9lrnd]enfea SOgtea, Die ib
ne oeraudt babe unb c8 1T wrfib iuabr, oab Der Eabaf MUIR menta Jtrotua uo
rstpiDfof ent6dd, wddes ib als eth beonorss &eaa5ebea enss leblud rhhen<
yon uno mlotn Iohoto, berahte"
Der eofpacs gMf on Gabuf, ben mir fir fart ub idedlt basn. een ihar~
fen. bi6enbeu GcdmaG; Der Gh~eB1ofi silt Den unansenebnsn gerub, mf
orhranne 02era ODER &ma, mehber oft int ihcdb brcnmsnon Tabaf @nert miro;
bS IGcotiu 1T Der GiTT. - ~ 90, ~..~~ r. ~
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Sud- fir 6crrsntleieer in erpSer. Muswobi
nab auf gefsll1ns perfertist III biaieen Wrsi.
len. &pt1mt unb u~tr5eugt Cub lelbr.
J., G. WHITLOCK,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

ones pet mine would prove bonanza; put when the speculative fever subsided, and even the prices in the "big mines" declined fifty per cent. and assess ments were the order of the day. confidence was shaken and the shrewd ones sold out
 This is the season for the bears. and by a concert of action they knock prices down five dollars per share st s single session of the Board. The stockholders, instead of coming to the rescue with fresh purchases of stock and obliging the bears to pay high CT prices to replace the stock sold short, be- come demoralized for want of concert of action and tumble in pell-mel Ia see which can get out first, and furnish the byars with weapons with which to annihiate them selves. This state of affairs will be i'm proved when Con. Virginia resumes it's divi- dends and shows capacity for continued production of ore. Then capital, of which a large amount will be idle for want of use to move crops (which certainly are not abundant this seasonl and other commercial purposes, will seek investment that will pay 60 per cent. per annum even if 1t Is m such risky property as mining stock. And should there be development ot good ore in some of the mines, thing which has been so as- sidiously sought for, then speculation will be stimulated and we may confidently look for a rise in prices <. F. Stock Exchange.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27
My Visit to el Cajon.

co bout two years ago, when my home was Mi an Diego, went with a friend of rline isit El Caion, about sixteen miles from
 Diego. This is very pretty valley, tt ounded by hills, thus its name. E Cdjon, sh Signifies ''the box" is very appropri- This is a very pleasant place for peo- rTto spend few weeks. The hills are GOV N with fern trees and different varieties ' of flowers, of the latter we made ea collection. We. in our rambles, ias usually accompanied by some small S near my own age, whose chief pleasure 's in gathering birds eggs. suppose i, Thought it not so cruel, the girls being x to admire and carry the little eggs. .suring our stay at this beautiful retreat, often amused ourselves in playing cro- tte, having parlor and yard sets, the for
 being used during the evening. We also the use of several saddle horses, which ourse made a great deal of amusement. sday, we girls thought it would be very 4ant to take a ride. l was not accus- ed to riding, but wished to try. So !. inted my horse, but no sooner was in seddle, than l was off again. Not that e fhrown of, but concluded to walk. uRh on another occasion mustered up rage and mounted my steed again, and 1x little practice, began to feel that I mride in earnest. Those two occasions 5race the whole of my expeeience in :, se-back riding
 Sremsined but week in this delightful \ Co. on my first visit, and was 10th to take departure; but took advantage of the q gt0pportunity and made second visit. "a Inc pleasant recolleciions of those two idsy ramblings will not soon be erased m the memory of your humble servant
 LILLE BAsHFoKD.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

A Washington dispatch of April 17 says; The Grand Duke Alexis, accompanied by Grand Duke Constantine, Admiral Bonta- koff Baron SchlIery and several officers of the Russian fleet, arrived here this afternoon from New York. They repaired to the resi- dence of the Russian Minister. whose guests they will be during their sojourn in Wash inglon. The party will call upon the Presi- dent tomorrow noon. < diplomatic dinner will be given the distinguished visitors on Thursday next.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

Letters from New York, Boston, San Fran cisco and other large cities are constantly being received by our citizens making in quiries about Arizona, its climate, etc. A few years ago these cities held out induce ments to the speculators giving them plenty to do, but now with hard times staring them in the face they are anxious to turn their at tention to the coming country, Arizona. We would advise all to come, but would say bring little capital with you.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

ARCTIC ExPLoRATIoN.-Captai Mares,
 late of the English Arctic exploring eNpedi- ton. gives it as his opinion that unless the boundaries of Greenland tend more to the northward than they are supposed to do, no explorers in the future can ever attain greater proximity to the Pole than hitherto. Nevertheless, Austria is not content to give it up so, and wealthy Hungarian proposes to send Messrs. Payer and Weyprcch, the leaders of the late Austrian Polar expedi- tion. out in charge of another expedition to the Pole. and agrees to pay the Austrian share of the expenses. Russia also proposes an Arctic expedition this summer, to the mouth of the Yenesei River in the hope of discovering a direct passage through the Arctic ocean to Europe
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The New York Worlds London correspondent says: In compliance with your request saw to-day all the leading bankers who deal in Ameri- jean securities The opinion is universal among them that the ultimate effect of the Eastern complications must be favorable n American securities. At present everything is down in the markets, and the Germans are now selling American securities here; but two of the very first authorities in the financial world here express to me their absolute confidence that present prices will be of very brief duration, and that the money currency will once more turn de- cisivelv toward America. For time these gentlemen expect lower prices, but the war must soon compel more th ughttui consider ation of the whole field of finance, and th.s must lead inevitably to increased invest ments in American securities.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

TIE WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.--The Board of Engineers, appointed to investi- gate the sufficiency of the foundation of the Washington Monument have completed their report. There is good authority for stating that the report will condemn the founda- tion as insufficient to warrant the complet- ing the Monument on the present site.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27
SCHOOL COMPOSITIONS.

!. ho following interesting compositions N allowed to publish, with the consent e authors, two interesting young ladies, ko1s l4th year, and of our town, mem !. q the High School:
 An Ancient Cave.
 wen ths Little Colorado Riuer, Ttoslpe Milts ,, Sostheast from &. Johns. 4. T.
 6nsided at St. Johns, that is, my father, ker and myself Our farm was twelve A Adistant and adjacent to singular old tk which has afforded shelter for the In m oince time immemorial. Our anXie- wufe aroused; we wanted to visit and '1lne this curious freak of nature, the old with its hundreds of Indian curiosities, tD fhat end we started for our ranch, lru De arrived in due time. And then mobced the fearful task of proceeding "a entering this dismal vault, made for uDpse, by Him who does all things p5fving at the apperture of this ancient neunean home of the red man, we were pslled to light candles, which We took l 0A huuNllS tiic utNISHiAN tl hhNiuG a; then crowding ourselves through \ ou, circuitous passage, for some fifty
 We entered a large room, where we a every conceivable article of Indian bre, such as war-clubS, bows and ar- k Shields, etc, also articles for orna- ( and for domestic use, crosses and ina uf every conceivable kind, baskets, ollas, is of pure tortoise-shell. and many other dos of minor importance. Here we a the poison in which the willy savage ed the point of his arrow, which, when metrated man or beast, WAS sure death, ,is dreaded even to this day.
 uR visit to this wonderful cave was rel by us much, and will last in our 'lory as long as time. If at any time my olmates be fortunate enough to visit the to Colorado, we would suggest that they
 the old cave, the ancient home of the "a, and examine the many curious things
 meet the eye, in this old vault of lre. CARRIE WILKINS.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

Major Reno, who was sentenced by court martial to be dismissed from the service for insulting an officers wife, has been granted a dely. in the case, on the ground that he has additional mitigating evidence.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27
Stock Values.
TBY A MAN UPON THE STREETS. !

q BY MAN UPON THE STREETS.
 )ne reason for the great decline in the ce of Nevada mining shares is that but aes on the Comstock Lode pay the ex- lses for working them, and the recipients dividends from those pay but a small ).ount of the assessments levied to pay the ,enses of working some one hundred and yothers that are delving in search of ore immense outlay. The shares of the latter ss of mines are chiefly held by specula- lH mechanics and laborers, among whom Ire Is no concert of action, and who as aeral rule know nothing of the true value their property or its immediate prospects. 6mes of activity, when the whole commu- ! was interested and speculative fever
 high, prices were sustained by flaming Iorts of rich strikes, and while the large duction of the California and Con. Vir- ne mines, prompted the hope that each
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-27

wooL-Boston, April lS.-California wool is dull. Fall, 16@lSc.; other grades unchanged.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-02-16

sworn In October, 1868, l lived at Cen.
tralia; on the morning of the 18th of Octo.
Der, 1868, left the store between eigh. and
half past eight O'Clock, breaker time, and /
passed the "Water Barrel" when was hal
way between Gorrell's breaker houses and
the spring | saw a man come out OF tn,
woods and look up the road and then &c
back was driving saw no other perso1
except Fetterman, who passed me between
the Water Barrel" and the houses it was
after Fetterman passed me that ! saw th
man, aud when looked back Fettermar
appeared TO be past the "water Barrel"
Cross-examined.-Tbe man that saw
come out of the brush appeared TO be of or
dinary height; ! was driving truck Wagon
and was going slowly at some places alonI
the road man can conceal himself ten fee
from the road, but generally the brush i
sparse; from the spring to the first hous
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-17
A Revolution in Stationery.

Some experiments in ink have re-
Gently been made which promise to
create a diversion If not effect revo-
luton in fashions in stationery. a
white ink or silver ink, and a gold ink
have long been considered adesiderdtHm
In writing fluids. The first of these has
at length been obtained in Perfection.
lt flows freely, makes straight hair
line and dries quickly. This suggestion,
indeed, it administrative -colOred pa
peTs-and several different kinds have
been prepared, one consisting of solid
cardinal red, another of solid brown,
another of navy blue, or rather ink"
blue, and fourth of dark colOrs as
sorted. The novelty of the combiua-
tion will be likely to strike young folks
especially, and inspire them with a de
sire to try the effect. Dark looking
missives may shortly be expected,
therefore, TO begin their flight through
the pcstotfiee, and nervous ladies need
not take 1t for granted in receiving a
sadlOking blue, black or brown letter,
that they have lost all their friends at
one fell swoop. 1t may be remarked
en- pdSSGRt that assorted stationery
makes one of the most acceptable of
Christmas gifts, and some very pretty
new styles have been prepared with
special reference to the holiday de.
mand. OF course, the most elegant has
the monogram made to order and
stamped on selected paper, but common
people are very much pleased tn receive
a handsome box containing several
quires of fine paper of assorted tints.
with envelopes to match; or
Graphic box prettily stamped and
pertumed; or Il box with pecket in
the corner containing bottle of per
fume.
The square paper folded once and
enclosed IN a long envelope seems to be
the. favorite style both in light and
dark colors.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-17
Native Sfmplicity.

a Kentucky backwoodsman recently
saw a wagon for the first time, and be
watched it closely. supposing that in
evitably the hind wheels would over
take the smaller fore -wheelsand smash
up the whole darned riggin'." This
puts one in mind of the darkey out in
"Ole Nirginny," on the introduction of
steam cars in that state. Old Pomp
stood in mute amazement on the centre
of the track as the train slowly began
to leave the station, and rapidly ap-
preached to where he stood. When the
train, still moving slowly though, was
within few feet of him, the old man
bent his body double. gave a loud
blood -curdlIng yell. and butted head
foremost against the engine. There
was loud crack, the boiler-head split
in two, and old Pomp rolled completely
demoralized over the embankment into
the roadway. Some of the plantation
hands ran to help him up. but the old
man struggled to his feet, cast with
ering look of contempt upon his fel-
lows, and with his voice full of scorn
wanted to know if they believed "that
ar thing on wheels was agoin' to hurt
his head
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-17

In a Western city lives a certain mar
ried man, who, but for his quick temper
would be all that the word gentleman
implies. Unfortunately, he occasional
ly lets his blood run away with his
brains.
Not long ago his wife and he had
some pretty sharp words, when he so
far forgot himself as to strike his better
half with a piece of rope, which he
chaneed to have in his hand. He soon
afterward left for downtown, first tel
ling the servant however, that he would
bring company home with him for din
ner. Dinner hour came round, and so
did Mr.. B., with couple of his most
esteemed friends. The table was groan-
ing under its loads of good things when
Mr. B. ushered his guests into the din
ing room; but fancy his surprise on be-
holding in the centre of the table, on a
huge plate, huge piece of rope, neatly
eoiled up. With a sickly smile, he
looked first at his wife and then at his
guests.
my DEAR" he exclaimed, "what is
the meaning of this:'
sob, nothing, my dear" she an
swered; ''only as you gave me rope for
breakfast, thought l would give you
rome for dinner.n
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-17

From we'll known Contractor and
Builder, Mr.. VIM. Ruch,. 1886 Hutch
inson ST., Philadelphia
s'Having received great benefit from
the use of your valuable remedy, DIR.
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
feel it my duty TO say something in its
favor. For some time my two little
bows were more or less afflicted with
severe coughs, which at times were so
violent that we were kept up with them
all night. We tried many remedies with
no effect. On hearing of WIsTAR's
BALsAM, we gave it trial, and can truly
say it gave immediate relief. 1t being
pleasant to take, the children would
call for it every time they coughed, and
before one week the cough had entirely
left them. Since then | have used it
myself for coughs and colds, and have
found it as effective with me as the
children, and l can safely recommend
it to the public"
80 cents and 81 a bottle, Sold by all
druggists.