davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-11-09

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, 1877-11-09

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, 1877-11-09
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, 1877-11-09
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, 1877-11-09
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, 1877-11-09

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, 1877-11-09

r. r. K.
Ma1ma TO-
(READY RELIEF)
furirt
bic i6limmiten Sdmer5eu in
1 bis 20 Minutett.
Stets 1T meniser ais l Stunoe.
Miemam6,
per thinner oieie Nn3eige lieit, braudt
sdmer3en utebr gu erouloen.
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belt ieoen Gcbmer5.
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Bon Dem Srn. Sburlotp @eeo.
Webi,inen.
mad oieIiabriaem Gebrau@.
Nsw port 4. San. 1877.
mertber berr!
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asbranht babe. Mnianas 3~uefelno, balD aber, als Id
lbre gSlrfianteit erprpbt bate, NIT oplen Wertrolen.
1T u meine anaemeDms 4hiht, ~panfpar ben ans bnen
Re3oaenen Wortleil anauertsntsn. 98ir 9ebrauben 10
oft es nDtbi9 niro. ibrt plaen uns tets nit Der &c.
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an unh FIN en- faft in allen alen Die periprobens
e@msranslinosruns. anfribtia Der Sbrise
Or. Rabmap. IburIpp Weeb.
Aaowap's ,,ReaoD Relief'
iwiro ausenblidlide Silfe idafiea bel
WI vtteIeuI
Gntsnnouneen Der 8Iafe,
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Sersflopfen, Dipbtberia,
Spfterifben Mnfdaen,
Brdune, Gatarrb
Snfuen3a, 9opftpeb,
3abnfhmer5en,
Meuraleia, MbeumatismuS,
&altem unb beifcm Tieber,
9lbneraueen unb Troftbemlen,
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ober ben lsioenoen Steaen, nlto alsbalo behaalide
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in %psnisen Nuaen | den. Rr6mpie, WaNenldure.
soobr men. G%opffhmer,en. Dlarrboe, Dp enterp.
2ulif, Bl6bun9en in ben iingetpeiDen uno aue inner
llbeu Shmer3et beilen.
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rHeanb Relief" bel fb traaen. g8eni9e 2rppfen
bapun, in 91aIer setbam beuge, auen Rranf leiten uno
brn oamit osriniipTten 2eiben, Die aus benz Debraute
ihlebten 98aGsrs eutiprinsen. Dor. IS lit eiu beiierer
etinulant. oils fran3oiil&er Yrannp OBJ r gitters.
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m69:n lie bon utrooroener Suit (ntalaria) ODER oeae.
nerirter 0ane fommen, mD9en He Sdarlad.. yterpen.
feber ooer 9elbes 6iebrr belBen, ais - ulter Su3e
hung BON Haomap's qiusn, oas pNeaep Relief
, 1877-11-09
DIR. u. BRYAN.
Committeeman Gr3t bes
Clinton Medical & Surgical
Institute,
14S o. Slnf,ebnte Ctr. Rev eorf.

(1nter ben etaatsseissen inforporirt)
Gentlemen! S M s ssa's III s''' s,; sss.'r i:
ssge ,gtlS,n nS Saa y bssSnosin' nn nn' ,G sSsSn;t'ssr, a D:
ernhe beiluns arer 10 b:bancelten G61s. Die beten
falente Rno a%nseitelt. S.eer WRIT II heroorra4ene
iu ! ,.tnss Sss. si., pas Snf t;n.i, ~ ,. s,,nsS Ss'O as
Wss BORT fir Die Debanoluns BON
MGnner=& ranfbeiten.
- ese,i.us Witt.l far Ipeisus aransbsttsn p~rdpartrt.
3snorar md6ie eesen Aae, fret
fur Nrme.
9~atisnten perbsn eriudt. Ndbsres Hber tbrsn 81.
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hber ibren tSau. bic Moslidteit Der beilun9. bic oaiu
motbise 3sit nnb bamit ssrbuneenen Rotten mitos'
tbeitt tper6en tpirb.
Sn sraen Oepaftement Rno Rrantbeitsn Der
i@laltat. SI.l. isIi.si Sc ssrissiiss srsniS:it.
barnrubr. Saanenihw6he, nnperm6pen uno ane
Rranfbeiten pripater gatur Elm.
Sm ipstten Iepartement Rnb 2eber., 2unsen.,
Acpf' lnb Gebtrntranfbeiten bic 6pelialitdten. au@
matismus. Seropbeln. Gatarrb. Bru4. Rid9rats'
s%rtmmune unb anoere UerrpaHiunsen behanoelt.
SIM britten 0epartement perben Iussn' uns
Decentralization bsbanoelt unS aQ' Dptrationsn oor'
mir tuanIasn namentliA Elm pampblet isbsm
Wanne lu ienben. Der nit Spmptomen behaftet u.
UetWe p9qVNues .tloeH peIuloeH, poet ust HeIuus,
i&tua4 uno usr3l1eifelt 1T uno pelher bic bette aus'
tunft iaber bic 4ranfbeiten luiinidt. oenen er am mel.
fen ausseiest if. In Golss bon untlusbsit ODER CRIB
tidfett.
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6tdrft," 1S27oo
unS ner an. beren bieien Rubm ~ erfperbsn usib.
Tam am beiten ietne Dt6nnlihteit bebaupten. AorsNe
Sltntf ] @.n 0. 9nAttut. 1 AZ o. 49, Ctr. 81.
A9enten G 'sai'%s t ynS sas D ss!'t !. ur ss1 !s'a's1 Ssr,
ipurbe. Sdidt nat @ireularen uno u~nlerea 5.o.n'
gun8en fur A9enten.
Ratipnal Nubiiibin9 Co.,
4w29nopl VbiIabelpb,a. %.
, 1877-11-09

q hn~ Maentem %perlan9t. Cute Uelsoen1elt, Uelo
AuCk 5u perpleneit Iur Geut., lu.iye iyte sen pUtl
eInen Ayeli oapDm oeI StrIaui uIlelet
4 yeelurtem pIpnIell. &lberule @piuulll tolell. SWlelUl
Iap oen Sepli8uiYen. ". ~. SDS oo4o. Ureat
american Aea co., 81 uno So Selep SrraBe,
Jtelp vurt. 4luzOolt
, 1877-11-09
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Dtntel u. Co.,
A6S RseA Drttts e&raoa
1tilaAelyt6

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~ 03fks tessfask
9sss eas ass EAtAd 49, Gsf4aA aySap
ksels~S ~ eeaksn - 0a
, 1877-11-09
@Qlte8 un0 AiBiQe8 Eteber.

aebelIt tiir 8, Gents. &s quot tetn anoeres Meens in
Der @e!t. tuas 10. ftneu ole Mrtel BON 6ieber beilt,
n,oa.n is BON neroorosnsr Suit Sntalarla) obsr oeae.
~nerirter 0aae fommen, mD9em Re Sdbarlad.. Nerpen.
feber ober Selbes 6ieber beiBen. ais = inter 3u3e.
hung BON 8aomap's piuen, oas pNeaep Reltef"
Or. Hacmap'S. yiur 81 Gents bic Jlalte!
, 1877-11-09
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Dersssssns Dtat n NJ bssStxa4s ~ ufkleRAh0
al fsSss tssltafta &ssaIldsea.
~sxtausfAIaea
vs6sA

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, 1877-11-09

sRt usbeHssls &rsnhuses ssl BIZ uHt4utAe Dsns,A
tane sufdten hns ntenals y flt tessnnsn psrSen
0an eebrasae ~ r6Avst@ ohtns" aenas IA N
sns'iiasa ~ ~ letst esas "a sbsnstnaania u
sseadnltss 0siualbeti ,ura6evebu al 80 ~ 49,
eeksfet RsN ~ ksA pteks sA
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-15

A new and thrilling divorce suit is that of
Mrs. Mary Roe, against her husband, VIM.
Roe, recently instituted in Newburg-on-the
Hudson She was formerly Mary S. Norton
of Chicago, and has been married about ten
years. She alleges repeated acts of cruelty
against him. Once he struck her because she
said she thought President Grant drank too
much; another time he choked her for neglect
ing to bring the newspaper to the breakfast
table. Friends of the defendant testified that
the wife had very violent temper, and that on
one occasion she slapped the face of Secretary
of War Stanton in Washington. 1t seems to
have been very happy family. Roe was for.
merly an officer in the army, where, perhaps,
his habits of command and his chivalrous dis
position we're developed. He is said to be a
wealthy man, owning property worth $500, 900.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-15

gathering notwithstanding there may be some
absentees who have not yet learned the secret
Of submitting gracefully to political reyerses
and accepting the inevitable patiently, and
others who find it hard to adapt themselves to
new theories and who distrust trial of fresh
experiments to solve social problems that can
only safely be dealt with by inf1exible adher,
ence to the truth of impartial justice.
YARMOUTH.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-15

GAIL HAMILTON in her latest letter turns
her attention TO the Chicago Tribune, and
quotes from one of its issues of last year a
statement that "Mr. Blaine was born and
raised Catholic" and that "his excellent
and amiable wife is one, and the children are
being raised in that faith" 1t is needless to
say that the sprightly letter-writer reaches for
the hair OF Mr.. Joseph Medill; and she re-
minds ''the angel of the Reform Church in
Chicago" that "a great point will be gained
when revenue theft is prevented; but great
er will be gained when the organs of reform
shall have risen to the level of thieves honor,
and cease their busy slanders of the party
whose banner they borrow only to befoul, and
of the faith which they profess only to pro-
fame" The New York Tribune is doing pen
ance for its sins by publishing these letters.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-15

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate couptersigned by Stanley T.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent
journal.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-15

CONSIDERING the usual Turkish method Of
getting rid of an unpopular or inefficient pub
lie servant the despatch which states that
the Grand Vizier is losing his head is grimly
facetious.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-15

THE suspicion that tie Gar is aiming at
the Euphrates rather than at the Danube is
not calculated to allay English irritation.
The occupation of the Euphrates valley will
be regarded as menace to the British en-
pire in India aud as ample justification for a
declaration of war.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-15
THE PRESS
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY Is.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address Of the writer are in
all Indispensable not necessar lily for publication
but as a guaranty Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
nications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-15

Now that Barnum has taken up the search
for Charlie Ross people may rest assured that
the name of the unfortunate boy will not be
forgotten in the land. It will be made bill
board for advertising the greatest show on
earth.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-15
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays excepteo' oy 'ne
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.,
AT 1oa EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS

TERMS: Eight Dollars Year in advance. Tc
m Ill subscribers Seven Dollars Year II paid in ad-
yance.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-15

THE champions of Christianity show little
of its spirit in forbidding the prayers of the
Jews at Jassy. The prohibition is however
in strict accordance with the intolerant prac.
tice of that great organization which arro-
gantly calls itself the Orthodox church, 1t is
not unnatural that the sympathies of the
Jews should go out to the Porte which has
always put them on an equality with Christ
ians, rather than to the Russian government
which treats them to-day with medieval bar
harifv
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-15

FROM all accounts architect Gay of Chica-
60 is good subject for the attention of a
grand jury. Ruin seems to be the fate which
soon overtakes all the buildings which he
,,1a
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-15

Have just opened at their CAR
PEI ROOMS a very large stock of
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-15

THE MAINE STATE PRESS
published every THURSDAY MORNING st $3.50 a
yelr, if paid in advance at $500 year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch of space, the
hlgth of column, constitutes square
$15O per square daily first weeks IS cents per week
after; three insertions, less, $1.00; continuing
every other day after first week, so cents.
Half square, three insertions, less, rs cents one
week, $1.00; 80 cents per week after
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs" and "AUCTIoN
Sales" 81 90 per square per week. three insertions
or less, S1.50.
Advertisements inserted in the "MA1NE STATE
PRESS" (Which has large circulation in every part
of the State for $100 per square for first insertion,
AMI so centsper square for each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25
STILL LATER FROM READING
LIST OF THE WOUNDED MILITARY
FIGHTING WITH BRICKS AND
STONES.

By telegraph to the Gazette.
READING, July 24-2 P. NJ.
After being interrupted until 10 a. m.
we resume our report. Fourteen soldier:
were disabled. The following soldiers
were wounded with bricks and stones
while marching through the railroad cul
north of Seventh street: First Lieut.. G..
P. Proth, company b., Allentown, oD the
back, slight; Second Lieut., Charles G.
Weaver Shoemaker, company b., shot
through the bowels; Private Robert
sterne, company B., hit on the head with
a brick; Private Andrew W. klotz, conf
pany B. hit on the arm with a brick
slight.
Private Dan Weiss, Co., B., was strip
ped of his uniform and hit on the head
with brick bat.
Private jesse Hlllegus, Co. b.. was
stripped of his clothes and severely kick
ed in the side.
Private Edward F. Arnut, Co. E had
his head and hand hurt.
Private Lewis Hickman, Co. f., scalp
wound. Musician.
Charles Luby, Co., F., head cut open
with a brick.
Private Joseph Mummy, Co. H., was
taken suddenly very i'll while passing
through the car.
Private Hart, of Co. l., was also taken
suddenly i'll with cramp in the stomach
Private Albert Reddare, Co. l., struck
on the breast and back with bricks,
First Sergeant Philip NJ. Dabor, of
Company X, from Northampton Co.,
wouhded III left anu right fOrarm right
knee and right foot ; Private VIM. f. Allen
Co. X. sea p. Betu cen 5 and o'clock this
NorTistowm in a special train over the Phil
adelphia & Reading X. r., with com
pan's' of the 14th r ~, Companys G. d
& II. of Norristown and Companys E. &
OF Conshoschocken, altogether about lj0
men. They allighted from the cars below
aud at Seifert, McManus & Cos furnace
they :turned down South to Sixth and
marched up Sixth to the passenger depot.
When the dead body of John w. Weaver,
North 9th ST., was brought home last even
his vile felt him, wept loudly and called
him by name, and asked him only to speak,
and his children cried, they have murder
ed pa pa. When he left home in the even
ing his wife begged OF him not to go, as she
feared he might get hurt. The nelghbors
and friends crowded in when the corpse
was brought home, also, wept when they
saw how deeply the widow and orphans
were effected
Dan'l Nochbreck, court above 10th, who
was killed, was married only few months
ago.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25
BLOODY READING.
THINGS LOOKING VERY BAD.

The Military giring their .Arms and
.4mmunition to the Rioters.
By Telegraph to the Gazette.
READING, Pa, July 24-12.30 P. M
Things look very bad here. A number
of men, members of the Fourth Regi.
ment, belonging to the Norristown Com
pany, have just passed up Penn street
in the midst of a mob of the rioters,
with whom they have fraternized. The
Norristown Company have thrown their
arms away, which are now in the hands
of the rioters, and the soldiers are dis
tributing their ammunition among them.
1t looks now as though large number of
the rioters will be armed by tonight.
The Mayor has issued proclamation, SO
has the Sheriff. The former went around
town this morning and closed up all the
drinking houses.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25
AT PHILADELPHIA.

THE CITY REGAINING IT'S EQUANIM-
ITY-THE CROWDS AROUND ARMoa-
les.
By Telegraph to the Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA, July "a.
The city to-day is about regaining its
usual equanimity, the people generally
having come to the conclusion that the
backbone of the strikers is broken, they
are consequently breathing freer.
There is, however, feeling of sor-
row shown when it becomes more and
more apparent that some of our men
who left the city in the full vigor of
manhood have been slain.
At the several armor1es there are
crowds Of anxious inquirers, mostly
women, who are asking for denial or
conformation of the report of the killing
of some loved one, and some of the
scenes witnessed are narrowing in the
extreme,
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25
HOW WILL 1T END'

THE SITUATION AT PITTSBURG-AR-
RESTS STILL GOING oN-THE FORT
WAYNE ROAD IN POSSESSION OF
THE sTRIKERS-A DEMoRALIZE-
ING EFFECT.
By Telegraph to the Gazette.
PITTsBURG, PA, J1ly "a.
Governor Hartranft left Chicago, last
night, and will be in the State to-day
The citizen soldiarey have been making
arrests of rioters during the night and
morning. No damage has as yet been
done to the Fort Wayne road, the strik-
ers, however have full possession, and an
running only such trains as they select,
after inspection by the mob.
The reports of the yeild to strikers on
part of other roads has a demoralizing
effect here. The Pittsburg military es-
corted to the train this morning the dead
bodies of the Philadelphia military.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25
DRUG sTOREs.
The Best Quality of MEDICINES

The Best Quality of MEDICINES,
AT WILLIAMS
THE Mosr RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
AT Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY COLOGNES, &c.
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A Glass of ICE COLD ARCTIC SODA
WATER,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAVORING EXTRA CTS Strong
ana Pure,
At Ninth and Market.
A Good KEY WEST or DOMESTIC
CIGAR,
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN & IMPORTED SOAPS,
At Ninth and Market.
"Get the best" WILLIAMS SAPONA-
CEOUS DENTIFRICE.
AT WILLIAMS
choice Goods. Accuracy in dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
Corner n nth and Market.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25
Weather Report.

INDICATIONS FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
BY Telegraph to the Gazette.
WASHING TON, July "a.
For the Middle Atlantic and New
England States, falling barometer, south
west to north west winds and cooler part
ly cloudy weather In New England but
cloudy and rainy weather. Thermome-
tor will generally continue falling.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25
MARCHING FORWARD

Albany, N. Y, July "a 10 40 a. m.
is just reported that mob of
1000 men are marching from West
Albany, towards this city. The Mill
tary and police are ready to receive
them.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25
A SET OF BUsHWHACKERs.

By telegraph to the Gazette.
WEST ALBASY. July q, 1880 a. m:
A bad looking crowd calling them
selves bushwbao kers, held meeting un-
der the railroad bridge. 1t broke up
with yells. when the men made for the
railroad. The switches and freight trains
are stopped. The railroad employees are
leaving the machine shops as they are
afraid to stay.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25
THE CUMBERLAND STRIKERS.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, July %, 1850 a. m.
Everything is quiet bu: the strikers sur
round the depot, and will not allow the
trains to move or passenger trains to carry
express freight. The Adams express car
was uncoupled from train at Wheeling.
the men on the Baltimore & Ohio sbops
We're conn. He'd 70 stop work
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25
THE STRIKERS IN MONONGO,
HAIA

By Telegraph to the Gazette.
New YORK, July "a.
A special from Piltsburg says, over
1000 honongohala river men were in
arms yesterday, and that they stopped
at Edgar Thompson's steel works, at
Br addocks Fields aud Braddock car
works, and forced all men there lto
leave the shops.
1t is learned that Mr.. Cass, consented
to advance the wages on the Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago r. R, but
that Col. Scott refused to consent.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-25

Gladstone has narrowly escaped being
run over by cabmau in London.
Prince Charles has founded new order
called the Star of Romania.
A monument is proposed to Bellini at
N.lpl.s.