davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-06-05
CASUALTIES.

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s..<t,, ,a.r,t.h :, ~. .h,.,,, 1,-.t,,,.
q, '.,,,,. D' Il,.,a -. ~ tasstSa a ,.t's ..
ut. ldMlst Juno 80 terrific wlhd storm.
which, Hwopt nypr ttts city, beginning ut nbOut
10 D'u1pck this forenoon. IN found tn-nfuht tn
h,,o ,ro..u,,on ln.sns b, tho IN ,r,n,,,,
In. -. w. w.. inv, *',o ~ ...,... ~ ,","
ing 10 ot less tll3i1 s-s'u thf'11fn tho !ftsa OF
life WINS fortunately small, hut ono person being
killed. and rcrI1nps n tuzcn sur11l1sy Injured
rr1,r ,nnn ki1rf ,yne rn,,ubf In Inn vrrc, NJ lin
f.iI,".. 1a,.. ',.ut,' ~ ., r,.s, 1.i, ~ $au ~
!a"'.K n'na "ute'ue os tnu NcHtTnt EieVApoIs III
tho river front. and Ind his head cr1Ahod to a
pnir. Another 1na., WINS caught In tho tim.
..crs NJ n fntllur hr,ao. rrtt.or uos
-eao -. t"....H Iii, M'nM nao,ner y. ", "a'
H.. a.,,sh3 tasst n VII s w,'t3 ~ 3in G tss,1 ti w.
ihs r' crttancu H., Geseta n,ass u eanA1cs nlnWh
at.n - ~. LIZ a,h, I.ss ~ .a.'to ~ III Wu.
~ ~ ~ "'n n.,ntmt Ft"..tr ~ ~ @ % y. m, nurntn
~ LILLE ~ ~ ~. III t,, w.us naL Mtss'. 1au "u
. ~ " ~ % %tSe LIZ s, mmn t ~ "..'MRe% @ W. MI
a,s, 1s1 at' @ r'o rnn & oat.$ tnnm @ VI " u" nFIa
stemnoa tim,xn fr,,, "so thn +n'roo,i +,aaE
Tho greniest lnss uccnssntlei by Tic atorr WAS
IN tearing to p,oct's tho nl1ny lumber r.tfts IN
tne f1Ver; mlllinns nl leet 81 i1gs pelns *rIt
Mavf,,r, wos tnrn ~ awnv @ cnt,it1s, .nrnsstnt,
ri t.rnsf,cs M lin tltIfmrs l,rtIko and WIRE
throw, to tho ground, and tOr a fow moments
Tho greatest cot,stcrnntion prevailed about tho
ID ths Ttstern 4hoetattd FFt'a.
e. LouIs, NO. 'lMne 4:-h "1na-sulrm etfuGE
cnn.fcynhi' ,io-,nrr In vnrtoI,s s"rtit,ns IT, Tin
chipping hIns 0r lie Central Elcvntnr, on tho
river front nt tho fo%t ut Cho.lteau nsonuc. usel
t lno!ltfnto tho lls!tilE or hlrKcs ntld or about
, 1880-06-05
TNf{TfNrfn-

I3EnLIr, Juno 4.-Trhe statement TINT tho Pope
hns writton coneillntory icttcr to tho Emperor
william m tho subject Of tho Church conflict Is
unfouuucu.
, 1880-06-05
BURNED no DEATH.

SEtAwNEErowN, ILL.,, juno IA mnn mined
Kent was burned to death nt Equnlty, IT,, yes
ter1ny. 1fe wns m old mni,, and not In tho
hublt OF getting intoxicated, hut cnrne into town
to.tlay nuJ rot on eprec. 1To cr.twlcd into a
waHoi, containing hay. and, II Is supposed. set
tho hay on flro With bis p!pu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25
EUROPEAN F1NANCIAL MARKETS.

IoNpOS Jan 9l-l28O H. H. Consois 9Ss both money
and u. BOMBS four ana aha per cents lll
foUr pr cent? Atlantic and Great Western inst mort
cage trustee. Ger cates 67i4 do second. 31 Enc Ra
va, sHfos lG cOBsos 81 a. Illinois ttntlao =
IoylON jan p m-ParIs advlceS Guotc tnrot ',I
eert r.utr~ ~ account. Amc ana Great
Western first trustees cert atCs - IRE hal
Va shares. g. - du. s'cCnf cOnsnl- .il
I0Vo. jan. -i-3So ID. M. bonds. four ana 2 aau
prr ccfs M Atlantic and Western Gsi mol lgige
trpst-e 6~; DO. SECOND 80 Erie aiiw
Slsres 20 90 second soils ala; Illinois Central los
LONDON Jan. - 1850 p H. PARIS advc"s q"'c three per
81 rauco % teu'lIncs Tor thr account
LONDON Jan me EspaCyi{,t Of Tins week saws: me
rate OF discount bank bills, sixty 20 ninety days
rrr cent and tgg raGe hl sixty e. tLtce months 20
Der cent TIE a. business Oh the stock tNbhang mas
noon large AMI the movement 81 pirts generally upward il
an departments. The sdvancr some hra7c.s was eA'e
ol.iv q 20 Atlantic relaCrap1 Shares iom prominent
Nt.pfiop they having declined heavily IN consequence" ln
opening of ihe ,uDct n, ugas Pr perry tn ,n'h =
the hitch The Edison opti9tlOh> i@
81 sco,re III re have been iritct ~. 20 M
Canad.Gu always especially o FIanh 4l'9N avg"
movements American TaWays weT' e" iSo mostly tN"r
ile Missouri aad Texas bonds ady 1cei Atal-
6r Mississippi and Ohio Erie bonds 10 -; Illinois Cen
rsl shares l. and Pennsylvania l. but NewJeise' Oeh"i
lhares declined 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25
lionr0 aHG aoom5

DARIiI.~ suffering from mental or nervous
tsr.. can 9ul coo1 board and proper att"l ton iu "a
privat, farI y. Ad.rc-s ENPEIIENCE Tribune Cp'owh
liicr. = y nrul-nal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25
URAND OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
- THU R~pAY AFTERNOON. January 20.
GRAND MATINEE PERFH RNANCE for the BEN f.
FIT or THE WIDOW AND CAILDkEN OF Henry q.
MOUNT fireman. killed while IN discharge OF his duty at mo
9th stables, nov. %.
THIS the auspices Of tae Fire Department
amt the following gentlemen
Edward Cooper Thurlow Weed John y. lawson,
Alfred WaRstaT LLOYD Aspinwau. G.. +. Ulrich,
Samuel d. BabcOck. cderick eward Trouias l.. James,
WIN Remsen Elliot {. COwdin, VI 7. MacMahOn,
Cnss "A Graham. douglas Tay or. David J.. HsighJ.
& Bcne,l,t J. Seire Barclay, Lispenard
Jenk Van Schaick II. O. Chapman. D. 5. Appleton,
l.. y. Taylor samuel Han, - A Conki ~.
LLOYD ASPINWALL Chairman.
C. f. ULRICH Secretary and Treasurer
Messrs POOLE q DOM ELY furnish gratiutously ibs
theatre adiuucs
Miss ADA CANENDISH and COMPANY.
ABBEY > PARK THEATRE COMPANY
Tony PASTOR.
HARRIGAN AND HART.
san FRANCISCO MINSIEFLS.
AND CRQSSY'~ ENGLISH OPERA 90 HPANY.
All represented by kindness Of TIE managers.
Doors open AZ 1880; commence ~ . O'Clock . 49,. .
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25
Savings Banks.

EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK. Sixth-ave.,
{ 4 23d 4 TIVE MY SECOND DfNIDEND.-on and
after MON DAY January o. 1850 there viii De pad dep'
Tors entitled tho cto seniannua incl" dividend At ih @
Of FIVE PER CENT aiuuri accounts OF rF' an u
exceeding scotland FOUR PER CENT pr annum on all &C
counts exceeding 5000 Money deus I'd for January
Town draw interest from January l. r. y. HAZARD IT'S
II. X. TH UkBER. Ist. Vice Pres
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK u IHf CRY or NE7-foEe,1
COR AN AVt.. ANp lfTu -. I
NEw-l ORR. Dec u.s. 1872. y
I'IIE Board OF Trustees or the GERNAN
4 SAVINGS Rank have declared the tOtfl-
FIRST SEIIANt, GAL DIVIDEND 10 Drp'-itpIs en-.
uuod tercro under The bylaws at ne rare N
FIVE 90 PER CEN per annul ~ - ard not eF
coed 500 aua al the rat %. -FOUR O' Pen tLNt p,
aunum onargcr sums not exceeding - UuD-1yano ON a
after January 20, 1850.
Diyiden not Withdrawn viii Be- added 10 principal Hnh
from January 2. Drlte l. maio or bcio
January 70. VII ii lw int.l ct from January ].
PHILIP BlSSl 80 FIR, Pr sill mr.
G. 4. AAinOg. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK u fllf CITY or NET-I0Et,l
COR lGHAvt- AND lTu 80.
Business GHautes.

q S0 N0n to 500. large manu-
p'V.O'JV facluri. inn in hrst',.' 'rri' a ti
standing valuable pat fs producing -tinr
artitir FOR which there duliufrd demand. paving .
profit ,rOus o. meeting Wh some parry WIN
the above amount.
Additional cariia 8. rrcnrrd 20 extend their mlnuiIcin
Ing iacics cLarlr meet the uo -a9ing drnA'
thor Ito4.ripIs thus .uu-ull '"iin''i "t M
ycsors hcin1 lcei innate Du,i enterprise without ~.
Vouu. aif-0.t N safe aaa t,ff r.Eu1tfhtift, ~
less than n rr cent dlYirNrt guaranteed A.oI"7' MAN
IFACIUIt.i; Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25

no REN IA NEE second floor, three rooms
an both to o cont and wiz" one child must mr.
nsh GOO possession diatelY 40 per mon u
/ ~ L-.--L---L- Il. Iu--nM nLLu--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25
ferIures auo meeIlnas.
0Tcnrslons.

CPECIAL EXCURSION to HAVANA and
- MEXICO.-New steamship CITY Of ALEXANDRIA
leaving New.Yors. Fcbruary Z. Havana February -
and arriving Cruz February Is General Grant and
Marty m oin tins Havana. For iu particulars
+ ALEXA \ DIRE * SONS, 81 Broadway y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25
ERENCH COOKS' BALI,

THE sOCIErE CULISAIRE PHiLASTHROPIQUE
Will give thdr FOU RTEENTH AN UAL BABY. for tho
BES EFT Of THE WI DOWs' AN ORPHANS FUND, ON
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ,, 1880. al he
ACADEMY OF MUSIC AND NILSSON HALL
Grand iii play ot Culinary Chef GOeus res.
Tickets s5 to be hal an the principal hotels clubs and
rants If me ci y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25

T+FI-
THE BODIE CONSOLIDATED MlNlNG
4 COMP ~ ha- declared uINIUENDNo Tof IWl MY.
I'VE CENTS PR SHARE. paya.l. - the odcr q
faidaw & IL zine 81. Nrw hofk ftbruhy E, "n Oh
.tn .-. from Ae Irafei.r arcuty 80 nsief
book on 20th inst ana icolsuo n t' 80 pfoAo
WI. II. List. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25
Qnrllou Sales OF Real estate.
DRlAN II. MULLER, Auctioncer.

EXEcUTORs SALE or HOUSE AND LhAsE Or ~
~ En / WA-HINGTON SQUARE CORNER tNlNh!|
SIIY-PLACE. 10, -, 81, ...,t., 81,
TIT @pAY January -. at - o'clock ~ M rAcha-gr ae
,.oa IA rroaiwAy by order Ui John cuint} ESQ Hh
al Sfepac Alien deceased 10 close the -
& The r 81 with tlo Astory brck house anI stable
,1',.nu hwcst corner OF washing on
nuar ard Inyt r,iy place. and running through 10 MHn
ileV lea 80 from SlIOfs Snug HarDot - !eDr HVh
n i- prD,i rent 200 per annun taxes ana assess
,St covenants for renewal Lot about 2'.o1iO' ieeI
t79UOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25

LAIRA. HAk ERl1 - Il1fA l(E In IA
~ Corner OF llthst aud aI.a ave. -, uo,o,.,
J. L. ThGRsbhy AFTERNOON JAZZ So at ~
GRAND MAriSEEE RENEF4r
Eiehth car Stables This benent u undri
the auspices Of the Fire Department and the following so
Edsari Cooper; ThuIO. Weed John I p 1ar'on
Samuel BsScSck. FREDERICK seward, Thomas l. James,
William Remsen. hlhtc Cowln. y; r IcM dn1,
J. Van Schaick ii. G. chapman. !. :. App ton
l. ~ i'o'' LLOYD AsPISwALf1 chai-ma
CT. Ulmcn secretary and Trea ;,i o, oc,,,,,
BARLEY CampOeiI > famous tl1y0i o., ,vp
with aid OF the To blowing artists who have gen
Se pT2pUm T is d ai MS , Hse M
Joseph wheelocs. Mt O. H. Barr Nj owen Fa"cet' MI l.
Alter which vii be presented 10y consea OF Messs Jona
operation all the the second act OF The great popular
'"'''S' THE TOURISTS
IN THE PULLMAN PALACE CAR.
Characters BY MessT, W A. Mes.ayer Avg, J. bTnno
Cooke Ethei Iynton Jennete Reinerth AMI May Living
ston. -, ,,- III. a.. 49,, 49,, ~.
BARLEY Campbell ) highly snccessini play Of
which Will he p,esonted b. he PARK Theatre COMEDY Com.
pany wi appear volunteers by kind consent OF Henry
Characters by AIessr- Joseph Whiting Fred Robinson
+. Barrett. W. J. Ftrsuso, W = owen, AIftd col
wYn William Cnlngt9n ana r. r. bSnn Az" w, Hi,ss fs.'
The orchestra under Tho direction Of Mr Geo. Bronson.
have generous V volunf ecred their SERVICES.
Sir j. H. nav rly Of the theatre gas &c. aud
tain have volunteered their services.
cEets may be had at tie cfcc Il the Grand opea
House Iiavey's Theatre good for admission to either
Boxes NAV be had on application General Lloyd Aspn
"a Souih-sI chairman OF me committee OF 70 jor
G +. Erich. treasure. No. IA broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25
Gin Dropcrm 90 lei

VrACTORY.-2I5 West 3Gth-st.. 60 10y ~
/ ic,' stones 70 rent cheap fAHIHlpoh' ~
Broad IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25
GILMORE'S MILITARY BAND.

At intermisslon Pipe. Msjor WILLIAM CLELAND piper
Andrews Society will play choice selection Of
tine old scotch ais stIaihspoys. reefs. &c,
Admission al Reserved seats 81 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25
Gin i1rOper,n manleo.

CHORES and WHOLE BUILDINGS wanted
y nlso LOFTS. We are having constant demand.
- rutland & WHITING, Bee kmdn 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25
Goicls.
tyvAVFRIFY UOVST,

XVAVERLEY HOUSE,
! w ATLANTIC CITY, SoW oPEN. Rcmoicllcl ana re-
modern u iTSt cias'
balls and rooms heated hot sea Nacr baths IN
the house guests. good ocean view. J L. BRYANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-25
election 4 oiltcs.
OFFICE ~ THE STANDARD
CONSOLIDATED MINING tohfANf
Sax EuasrfzrO IuuuQTV ID. 1850.

OFFICE THE STANDARD
CONSOLIDATED MINING tohfANi,.- Z
FRANCISCO January IL, l5-O)
EIRST ANNUAL MEETlNG.-Ibe lIst an
uual Of the ~ CkhOldors Of ia" above htnh
compauy for the election Of SEVEN DlkLCIOf7 M" ue
transaction OF such business "A may ho presented VIII
he held ON MOS DAY. FEBRUARY =. 1850. fhsi 40 ,uy
I'm Feary) O'Clock IN on that day AZ e once :" o
Room 30 Nevada Block. No "oJ montgomery ST.
Francisco. alifOrrth .,o ,y-n
Transfer books viii BE- closed on Tncsday Januarv ~ l7
nj n'clock D. IN and viii remain closed until after he an
Dual meeting. ,r,,,,. =, urn =. eocr.t.rv
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, !
IDESIs OFfICK. %. - BROADWAY.
York Jan. 20. 1880 }
NOTICE is hereby given that The ANNUAL
y MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of tho MlSSo Citl
paCIEIC iAILWAY COMPANY, wall De held AT tho once
of n company I'm Louis. Mo- on lU .NDNl tho 20 u
March $50 al O'Clock for the election oi th 'een
dror Tor tho ensuing year. aud the Transaction oil any
amer bu come before the me'iine
The annual meeting OF the BOdfd OF Directors VIII c @
AZ the saIne WEDNhS DA the "a 81 MATCH io'V a'
u O'Clock u - ,,..,oo, n, 80.
sls January 1880 and will be rcepcned on to noIhng o
.th day O March, 1880 JAl totI'D' iIVA"'"''
W. ARNOLD. SECRETARY.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-29

ANOTHER MINISTER In TROUBLE
The Rev. VIM. M. Trumbower, pastor Of
the Porter NJ. E. Church at West Hobo
ken, N. j., is charged on oath of Joseph
Bob, with assault with intent to kill. He
was released on giving $500 bail to an
swer an investigation. It seems, accord
ing to the New York 4ribunc's report of
the affair, that Trumbower, who was a
recent graduate of the Syracuse Theo-
logical Seminary, boarded in the house
of Bob, whose wife belonged to his
church. Growing suspicious of the rela-
tions between his wife and her pastor,
Bob last Saturday left his house on pre-
tense of going to New York, but did not
really leave the house, aud quietly ap-
preaching the parlor door overheard a
conversation between the young pastor
and his wife, in which the pastor made
propositions of elopement to the woman.
At this point the husband, unable longer
to restrain his wrath, burst open the door.
He at once ordered the pastor to leave
the house, which the latter, without wait
ing to put on his hat, made haste to do.
Mrs. Bob started to run after him, when
her husband seized her, and desperate
struggle ensued, which resulted in her
escaping. She fed into the street, with
her husband in hot pursuit. Catching
sight of the pastor, Mr.. Bob ran then to-
ward him, aud was rapidly gaining upon
him, when the pastor stopped and pulling
revolver from his pocket cried, "Stand
back, man, or I'll shoot" Bob halted,
and the pastor, followed closely by Boh's
wife, disappeared in the darkness and
found shelter among friends, when the
arrest for assault followed. Trumbower
denies being guilty of any improperly.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-29

SHE Took HIM AT HIS WoRD.-A
capital story is told ofa Kentucky girl
who had agreed to elope with lover
whom her parents had refused to admit
to the house. She descended the ladder
in the night and started with him on
horseback.
"Now you are sure how much 1 love, "
she said, "you will always be true and
kind husband, won't you?"
He grufily answered, perhaps 1 may
and perhaps not"
She rode in silence for few minutes,
when she suddenly exclaimed, "Oh, what
shall we do? l have left my money be-
hind me in my room."
"Then," said he, 1--WE must go back
and fetch it."
They were soon again at the house
the ladder was again replaced, the lady
remounted, while the ill-natured lover
remained below. But she delayed to
come and he gently called out, care you
coming?" when she looked out of the
window and said, Perhaps I may and
perhaps not" and then shut down the
window.
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HOW TEE FARMER MISSED 1T.
had told her in the Spring

If I had told her in the Spring
The old, old story briefly,
When the sparrow and the robin began te
sing,
And the plowing was over, chiefly!
But haste makes waste, and the story
sweet,
reasoned, will keep through the SOW
ing,
Till 1 drop the corn and plant the wheat
And give them chance for growing.
Had I even told the tale in June,
When the wind through the grass va:
blowing,
Instead of thinking it rather too soon,
And waiting till after the moving
Or had / hinted, out under the stars,
That knew story worth hearing,
Lingering to put up the pasture bars,
Nor waited to the shearing!
Now the barn is full, and so is the bin,
But I've grown wise without glory,
Since love is the crop not gathered in,
Fur my neighbor told her the story.
burlington Ha,ukeyc.
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THE LOVED AND LOST.

The loved and lost Why do we call them
lost?
Because we miss them from our onward
road.
Gods unseen angel DER our pathway cross'd,
Looked on Us all, and loving them the most,
Straightway relieved them from iife's
weary load.
They are not lost; they are within the door
That shuts out loss and every hurtful
thing
With angels bright, and loved ones gone
before,
In their Redeemer's presence evermore,
And God himself their Lord, their Judge
and King.
And this we call loss o, selfish sorrow,
OF selfish hearts! o, we of little faith
Let US look round, some argument to bor-
row,
Why we in patience should await the NOR.
row
That surely must succeed this night Of
death.
Aye, look upon this dreary desert path,
The thorns and thistles whereso'er we
turn;
What trials and what tears, what wrongs
and wrath,
What struggles and what strife the journey
hath!
They have escaped from these; and 10
we mourn.
Ask the poor sailor, when the wreck is done,
Who with his treasure strove the shore to
reach,
While with the raging waves he battled on,
Was it not Joy, where every joy seemed
gone,
To see his loved ones landed on the beach.
A poor wayfarer, leading by the hand
A little child, had halted by the well,
To wash from off her feet the clinging sand,
And tell the tired boy Of that bright land
Where, this long journey passed, they
longed to dwell.
When, 10 the Lord, who many mansions
had,
Drew near and looked upon the suffering
twain,
Then, pitying, spake: "Give me the little
lad;
In strength renewed and glorious beauty
clad,
I'll bring him with me when I come
again."
Did she make answer sel6shly and wrong
"Nay, but the woes 1 feel he, too, must
share"
MOL Rather, bursting into grateful song,
She went her way rejoicing, and made
strong
To struggle on, since he was freed from
care.
We will do likewise. Death has made nc
breach
In love and sympathy, in hope and trust
No outward sign or sound our ears can
reach,
But there's an inward, spiritual speech
That greets US still, tho mortal tongues
be dust.
1t bids us do the work that they laid down
Take up the song where they broke Of
the strain
So journeying till we reach the Heavenly
Town.
Where are laid up our treasures and our
crown,
And our lost, loved ones, will be found
again.
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The Princess Louise expects to ar

- The Princess Louise expects to ar
rive on the 4th of next month.
- People pick their teeth, and yet
they do not all get good ones.
. Laws are like cobwebs, which may
catch small flies, but let wasps and hor-
nets break through.
- The man who can hold his tongue
longest is the one who will come out sue
cessful in the end.
It doesen't to bit of good to take a
twelve mile promenade in fourteen foot
room with the baby, and sing or declaim /:
"Hotchie, poo:chie, pudden and pie"
Use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup and be done
with it.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-29
South Carolina Railroad.

On and after Sunday September {, 1872, Fassen-
ger trains will run ~ follows:
pOwS.
Leave eColumia........53O am 500 pm $50 pm
Arrive nj ChRrlcston...i.00 p III i.iD M j'i M
Arr i've at AUglsia.......3l5 pm go NJ
Arrive at Camdcn....l2 noon 80 pm
rP.
Leave Charlcston......i3O am jloam Sl5pm
Leave AugIsta.......... S.l5 100 pm
Leave Camden. ..........j 10 M I.3O pm
Arrive NJ Columbian 30 III $40 pm 800 n M
The Night ExprcsSls wing Columbia at 30 M.
and Charleston nj S.E ,. m will run daily, all 9TH
cr trains daily, rxs pt sundays. The ?.30 p. III.
train from Colmmbi. makes connection nj Charles
ton on Wednesday and Saturday with New York
Steamers.
Sleeping cars are run on Night trains t" Charles
ton and Augusta. Rate only $3.50 for double
berth \. Is. DESAUSSURE, Agent Columbia.
JOHN +. PECK, Gcn. Sup't.
u. c. ALLEN, Gen. Ticket agt., Charleston, s c.
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q H.. i,ueo,t aul Fest Medicine ers- ,a

--s"Ss ---~----s-
i... i'urost nnd Fest Medicine eve: ~ y
A combination OF Hops. EuchU. E1n"H"n! :
and Daltcljon, with all the best ara Eit'St g j.
tive properties of a other l ;"rs makes tI' Erc1i
est Bicrd Purifier Liver RcCr lato r, aHI i.!a
and lical;h Irstcrin. Agent on Garth.
No disease o. III health caa possibly long cSi7t
where Hop Filters used, 80 varied ant sf'ct
lre thc.r operations.
rhs5 ei,. ucw lie uud ,isor to Gc .eed aud iucrs.
To all whose crirlC:ni'l.s cause irT"StllaT!iT or
ti' bowels ur:ary G!:':i:S. or wig !cmTe III ~ y
ar tar Tonic ana mild fiuulanf. Hop Bittcrs are
iHyEitll'lu W .I:ous Intoxicating.
80 matter what :oa. f"r!i' Is or s5m1tnna arc.
wat ,hc disease or nilmrHt Ia, rse iop IH'lTs
.,a't walt un,Il YOU sick hut Il yoil oElE :rcl
i-,l or miserable, nsc the Bi:tcrs ~ once ~ "'@,
- Jour life. l. has saved nu!drrns.
siID viii he paid for q case they viii rof c'li,
y. 10 nat .;:ficr nnr ct your fricrG0 svNss, ocl
s.. aId rrrc tn u; TO Use Hop isiitcra
"t'i":nNcr Hop DI.irrs is no VIE drrggcd drunk
- 80 I'm, i,.t Tie Parcst and Best mcci;aG ~;
faa":i i',r ":nvn!ids Friend md H0rc." and
u., yr; -Jn or frn!.iy should 6e w:f!ont thcI
Cir. eauc this Gny. .IEs&i
.loP CocGH Craz ia the sr'cctcs!, safest emit hcri
Ask Ch!ilicn.
One llop r,3 fc- S.uI:ach, Liver md kidnrya iP
superior rrH'l others. AS; Er.iSsists.
y. !. c. Il an as,.E'c ana i:'csisiaHe caro- for
rum: go, use OF opium, tobacco al i'a!G'.i :;
= at.Gi,y dai::ll- lip EIr-- Ifs cs. R1ias''F :.
Send f,r Cfru!-. ~
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-29

ANSWER THIs.-Did you ever know
any person to be i'll, without inaction of
the Stomach, Liver or Kidneys, or did
you ever know one who WAS we'll when
either was obstructed or inactive; and
did you ever know or hear of any case of
the kind that Hop Bitters would not
cure2 Ask your neighbor this same
question.-TImcS.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-29

The woman who put her tongue to q
fiat iron to see if it was hot. now sits by
calmly and sees her husband pull off his
dirty boots on the parlor carpet without
n word Of dissent.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-29
DR.. J.F. HAYWOOD,
L New York, voluntarily indorscs II.
DEAD WHAT SAYS

-REAU VITA ne SN to-
DR.. TIJTT: New York. Sept, 10. 1911.
Dear Sir-During this year yAi.rd n. ne hundred
osses Of lung d soasos In tho twur w-rdo oil the
city the OF ses we're OF worry soyero type. II wat
there my attention WAS caod to Tut EKpectorant
and confess my surprise at IT. wonderful power
During q practice OF twenty years. have never
known medicine TO act a. promptly, End with such
happy effects 1t instantly subducd tho most violeni
ts OF coughing and invariably curGl the disease ir
a few days. Icheerfuly irdorsc IL Us tho best luni
medicine over used.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-29
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