davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-23

vennor predicts severe storm period
nm the lower lakes toward the end Of the
nrasent month, and early in September.
Also similar Disturbances along the New
Jersey coast and southwark to and be-
vond Charleston and the Atlantic coast.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-23

AZ meeting of the directors Of the st.
Paul. Minneapolis aud Manitoba line
Monday Jos. j. Hill, of st. Paul. late vice.
president, was elected president; John
8. Kennedy of New York, vice-president,
Edward Sawyer secretary aud treasurer,
and w. r. Nicholas assistant.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-27

Este nlaraYlIloso balshno sana infalibl0
mente las Ael lQsss ttutIkuts, las Ilagas, y los
males de p1e1ua y oe pechO. fOr medic
dc su lnnlenCia las ulce1as viruIentae to-
Man Muy prunro un tspecto convaleclente
eiesdLai cCeA. JaAaO5 ueja eSJe unguentO
teIrIEeEctnJ0 Uo pE0uuClI una cuT6 peTfecta
Ge 1as talecClones ue Ia pl5l, los cOnst1pa-
0Os, las tUses 81 IeuMaJlsnO, aun cuando
80 la apeiaou Oh Vano 8 s0dos los demas
CemeGlOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-27
PiZa Hel'lllanOs.
PUERTO-RI
GRAN DEPOSlTO DE CALZADO
Venta pOr mayor: FOrtaleza 80.
Venta Dor menOr FOrtaleza 49,

Eabda ea su6 enes element teniendo de continue
Europa socio que alter exquisite compras
de todo ues pecdd reac6n las
e este mercado modena du produce mpor-
teDder xaotiud
rvan honros nuestros resconados amigos
vpc segurdad de taro para
baero podems ceeees sudo general COMPE-
kYENCIA EN- PRECIOS nj CAIIDADES bta zoe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-27

SaiuE& de EaUSnh I'll 19C 10 tAOA mes par
Nu1ViLah.
LII. de NuevIti.s 81 l ds ii. III. III. 6ibara.
III. de GlDarA ei Q6 III. III. III. -.gO. dc Cuba
ii. de Sgo. CuGs q. g ia. 40- AZ. FOnce.
Ia. de + once el . III ia. III. Mayaguez.
l0. ue laayAst.oA eI ) ia. IL. all oan Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-27
VUANDE E. Co.
81 FOR TALEZ A 81.

,.. - -,.-.,,.,.,. .,.... !. !.
lran lsSras soD'e 'es sssenss esos ~ Z
Peninsula . lslas adyacentes' pOF SOoas can'l
ladies, cOrt0S dlas de VISTA TamDlen gran
por tel6grafo cualquiera suma sobre las mis-
mas nlazas
N'''' F-''''''''
A - Algeciras, Almerfa, Almagro, Aran.
juez, Antequera, Avila, Anduisr, Albacete
Alcazar, Alicante, Almadeu, Arc0s de 10
Frontera, Almansa, Alcoy, AlmenoFale)7
Amanda Duero.
B = Barcelona, Bilbao, BadajoS, Burgo
beyar' 6ae.a' 6ss:a c<.aoA. co.nsa co.t.oon.
c. OadlS, CORDOBA, Ooruha, Oartagena,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-27
La Ciudad COlldaI.

Conforme eosa cente sdsT de Agoto
tard este Eabecmeno vrdadero suro M d Camis
CazoLc Pees todacase P6unos ct
respondents Maestro ANTONIO CAMPS
debemos buen eo de LA CIUDAD CON
DIAL.
La pimera agnsd "An de Saa oxmo4 ga
En- los gneros de Pals prcmetemos levr BANDERA
lie
podemos ofe s buenos
igentes Comisonstas, alemfnes, faDcess 6 lugieses
hschos baDdo hs anuncsdo desde
inetals 10 LA lIUIAD CONDAL (BMeelont)
vent q hAcen bnjo copdcioles
Legados todes los g6nelos eoo Raym
two 9 surtido exhtebte c tlendo
hto 80 bbre. ARTURO RAYMAT Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-27
GRAN REBAJA.

La maqufna s'NacioAal Americans" de CO.
ser sdoble pespunte, tan conocida va en- toda
la Ila, por sus buenas cualidados, Sc expen-
der en- 10 sucesivo, al m6dico precio de doce
pesos, Dor los 1nicos ag entes en- esta 1sla, 8
Melon Y Co. San Justo IL Pto-Rico.
hta 81 ID, =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-27
AMIGO DE TODOS.
ptLlgQAS HOLLOWAY.

MillOnes dc personas, Ell tOGas las parties
del munuo, Iecculenuan d1cnas tlIdorah
como III n0jOI l6SLau1s.LIVO ue ID ssslu0 que
so cOuOCe. LliaS cuIan touas las atecciO-
nes deI cUiszUu, ueI nlSaoO, uei estOmagO,
de los rl1lOAeS ue lOs lntSstlnOs, remue-
ven ia GcrlnIoAia, la naLuiehcla ia caruial-
klh, eApulsaAuO uS La sauE1e touh lmpuIeza,
lUIJtsleUlehuC COMpleLeMehLc el slsLeMa ner-
Vloso os4n0O un tOnO salu0abIe q Ia orga-
n1Zhl1nH XAnRInL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-27

Tambien puede hacerse el viaje, saliendo dc
Puerto Rico, los dlas 4, Ii y 23 do cada met
Y traSbordando Oh Ia HAbana
Los precios para estos wales, son los 81
guientea:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-27
TARIFA DE- PAsAJR
ENTIRE NEW YORK Y SAN JtIAN
On pasaje en- /: q dAmara. 17O
TARIFA DE FL.ETE PARA NUHvA-7oRk.

Cafe, Az1cal-, Mieles, etc, segun con.
venio especial con los agentess hbTes dc
capa. 80 80
"A MAS BARATA KUTA para Europa
VIA NEW YORK con opcion q permanecer On
dicho .punto los pasajeros todo 81 tempo
que juzguen oportuno. 5sa -
Uonocimiento y boieta de- paSajes direCtos
80 dan On touos los puertos donde los Vapo.
ces de Ia compa6fa tocans para aEEwop0, o.
pGdd y B!stOia on conexion con Las si6slien
ed jiaeas do vapores: o''@
VIA NEW ,YOKK.-Por la de LsysGrCl,
White Star, 8 l'sHsGn par& desde LiDeypOoL
NORTH German Lloyd para y desGe Bremen.
Hamburg ATtertcG1 RGchet CODtpGSlV para
v desde ADlbGres. - Gener0i Transatlantic
Company para y desde H0vTe, ,--Anclttr Line
lara ydesde L0lsttresy 2tGSQ0lc. Merchants
DeSp0tch d International q Line para des-
: todos los puntos del H. MetTOpOti-
in Line para desde Boston.
sOLETA DI.sE EcTA PAlkA EOROPA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-27

Tn p.sals. vuel.a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-27
VAPORBS- -CORRDOs ESPA1OLlS
DE LA CuMPANIA TRASATLANTICA A
ANTEe
aDE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
para Puerto-Rico ' d Habana.

BE ~ AO1 EA \ OOMhe
para Puerto-Rico y Ia Habana
SALIDAS.-De Barcelona los dias 4 25
de cada mes DE Valencia el 5. DE Malaga
el 7y 81 -Ue Oadi2 ell 10 3O--De Santan
der ell 20-De la Coruiia el I'll.
Sc expenden bileteS directos para Maya
gieZ, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Gibara Nuevi
tas, Sabanilla Colon, con trasbordo en- Puer-
o-Rico Habana.
vIAJE DlRECTO DESDE PUERTO RICO
SANTANDER
Salida de Puerto-Rico el dia 10 de cal"
mes.
- CAmara IA camara. b" c. preftO. So CAmara
los 1870 IS 50
Tambien puede hacerse el viaje, saliendo de
PnertO-RicO los dlas 4, Ii y 23 do cada mes
y traSDordando Oh Ia Habana
Los precios para estos Wales, son los 81
guientes:
DE Fuerto-Rico la Habana. 800 : "a s Ii
De Id. aSantander, Oadiz 8 Bar
celOna tvia Habanal. ....... 200 l6O ~
Sc exPiden pasajes De ida vuelta con rs
D. T ue reDaJa,
,,,1, 49,. -" -''--'' A-AOA O'''"'
ON--
0AOONDA oAAAAA'
Un nif1o hasta de aflos, en- cada familia,
6asais. Los de a7a amos med;o nasaie
Los demas pAsaie entero.
rrpopp.c1.sp
L-s
H<H. hoo ofo * q f1rc IN AAv1n &c
nosaio ontor" A''ONA0 f''0'''0' A100 "0AAA''0
A~''''o o
SkEyl6lG Vi ID kkbAsAt PIU, hIGV,
80, ~, ,,,,.,, ~
0eES &''"e>AAN HAE' "0G'A~Aos "ANAnA' VV0A1
FoSoE' MAXAaoAz FobAIO-R1OO'
81 & ~ AA II @@-F,'<A - 0~'os
L ~ Il
oaioEe ae h"Dan6 ei ~ 10 cada mes para
IA. ue Nueslt's o. oS IL. io ~ olpara.
"a. .ie SEQ. IJal.,. 3. ; ~. 81. ~ funce
10. de T once el 8 III. III III. May2gtex.
IG. ue AayAe,.oA eI ia. IL. al. oan Juan.
Il <sgr.,s.Nx
t,aiora ao -h.cc eIls d. e,,dA mss nara
Mayas1eA
Ia. oe May"sUeG 81 u .o' lo' lo' Fonce
Ia. 0e r . u ~ ~ 10. 10 3. 0eUuOA
~ - (4lnara, a "a ~ - ~ NmNu,+as
~ - Nn,vbss al ~ - 1T Iah.na
49, w 49, 49, '''''''
Los dlas IL, entregara este buque al vapor
coffeo que sale para C40lz BOrcelUha, Ia car
ga que conduce dc los pLertos dc escala, CO
40 IL uaimente la que reclDa del Vapor iOER-
1O-klCO, pIOceoehte w Coloh FutrtCS 0el
Pacl1co.
Los dlas s. reclolra Ia carga que c0nduzca
para '.OS pueIlos Dc su Iuta para Colon
FuertoS uel faclncO, u Vapcr Colreo que sule
de Cadlz ei q u 3J.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-27
CAMPANIA DB VAPORRS "ATLAS. +"

Tenemos ell gusto de manifestar los Sres.
que esta Empress, correspon.
diendo al favor creciente que 10 dispensa el
Comercio de nuestra Isa, ha resuelto redu.
cir desde iesta fecha el tipo de fetes desde
N w-Yo 'nuestr0s puertos, 6jandolos
raz6n de rs centsvos per barril
Puerto Rico, agosto de 1882.
Los agentes,
SeBRINos DE EzQUIA0A
SIS
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-07-28
aovvn Tu,,,bies.


The temperance men made hot fight
in Kansas year or two ago for an
amendment TO the constitution positively
forbidding the manufacture and sale OF
spirituous, vinous or malt liquors. within
the Slate, and won. They then turned
tow ards Iowa. made harder aud hotter
fight than in Kansas, and won again by
an overwhelming majority. This amend
mert to the Iowa constitution reads
thus:
s'No person shall manufacture for sale
or sell or keep for sale as n beverage, any
intoxicating liquors whatever, including
ale, wine and beer. The general assem-
bly, shall by law prescribe regulations for
the enforcement of the prohibition herein
contained, and shall hereby provide suita-
BILE penalties for the violation Of the pro-
visions there Of.
The probibitionists are marshalling
their hosts in Ohio and Indiana, aud when
Their triggers are fixed, They will sound
the signal gun and the hat,le will begin.
They have cause to feel greatly encour-
aged, and they viii fight hard.
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ArtiGclaI Rain.

The question Of producing rain by arti-
fetal means, as argued by Prof. Philbrook
in the New York Herald Of the 7th inst,
has brought out t be We've Of Mr.. Thomas
Silver, "a we'll known scientist, who favors
the theories of the pr cals-uv7 mud be lie yes
the question to become OF a fiitle time on
ly before it is act;caIly illustrated.
Long experience and much observation
have impressed him with the belief that
the laws of nature rarely impose any diff
Gully or want without The associations Of
means for correction or relief In his
opinion there il more water generally
above the habiiabie surface Of the earth
than below it, and it simply requires AIDE
quate means to secure it.
"MeH explosions or conclusions are
perhaps the true If not the only effective
means for producing the desired effect
Il certainly would not pay 20 burn down
our towns or dePiete our forests Tor this
purpose, even II fires would produce the
rain, which would be very uncertain 1t
seems TO me, then, that a resort to an
equivalent afforded by electricity, and
that although more economical means
than the use of we'll known explosives
may be desired. they may still. if Judi
ciousiy employ ed, be found available for
an experiment. The various degrees OF
moisture suspended in the atmosphere
can always be detected by the Eydrome
ter: and the best period for operation can
be taken advantage If. The sumner eli
mate OF California invites such an expert
ment, aud the State can afford to Try il.
Then let II be undertaken. Ii successful.
depend upon il, there is latent genius and
material 10 warrant the practical econo-
my Of II IN due time. Passing all chemi-
cal discoveries that may be awaiting US,
1t Is not certaia that common air COM
pressed to an explosive degree would not
serve as substitute FOR common explo-
yes. and there are many engineers
qui,e competent to design ani execute
mechanical devices that VIII work at
mere nominal COST >,
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"Join the ranks Of the L. II. A. of c.,
And h1nIlN drnn IA uf the wifi, u be -
a SORT OF BREvEr DEVIL
strange Power tn Resist Fire
Possessed by "A Mary Ia2d
Negro

Nathan Cocker is of pure African lin
cage, black as ebony and of stalwart
frame. lie is n1w somewhere between
sixty and seventy years Of age, and has
resided all his life in the lower part OF
Tuckahoe Neck, MI. lie has no knowi-
edge OF books-cau not even repeas the
alphabet-but is much above meliocrity
In point of general intelligence aud good,
hard. cornfsld common sense as compar-
edIwith his race. When quite young he
conceived the idea OF becoming ire proof,
aud before he was twentys he vas n
seritable fire king. How he acquired
the power TO perform the feaIs OF placing
his hands aud arms in vessel OF boiling
water and keeping them there for ten
minutes licking p red hot shovel, holding
in his mouth molten lead, and even swat
lowing it, as well as many other. more
daring, without apparent injury, 20 one
knows nor has he ever revealed the
secret In fact, il is doubtful IL he can
himself explain the mystery. but he can
and does handle bars of iron glowing
with white heat, eat glowing charcoal
made from hickory or oak wood, walks
barefooted on red hot bar Of iron six
toen feet laeg, with perfect GOODNESS and
deliberaiioES The fARs are attesied by
many respect able Witnesses. He used TO
delight in frightening the ignorant and
srperstitinuS country people, 10 whom ne
was unknown, whenever he could find a
crowd gathered around the stove in q
village or country store. by stalking in,
opening the stove door and running his
hand down ia the FIRE and deliberately
taking live coal in his fingers aud coo.ly
place il in his pipe and walk off.
He WAS at one time on exhibition, and
his strange fests created considerable
excitement, bnt owing to his dislike Of
n otoriety and lack Of education he retired
from the stage. His power OF resisting
the ELECTS of fire is singular, and has
never, so far as ! know, been explained
though he has been examined by num-
Der Of scientific men. Many OF the col
ored people, and in fact not few OF the
whites, who had been laugh: by the crude
theologians OF city years ago to believe
in personal devil with horns, tail and
cloyen foot, whose kingdom was the bot
tomless pit, and who occasionally treated
his ref factory subjec TO doses of molten
lead, frmly believed, and perhaps some
of them still believe, that Nathan was n
sort of brevet dSvil himseIf.-[ Wilmington
Nelrs
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-07-28
Our Rnyrdr congress.


The daily papers give full reports OF
disgraceful quarrel between representa-
tives Ilewill, Dem.l and kooesOh' 1"sp.l
Such scenes have been frequent TINS
session,
MIR Hewitt ST New York, waited pa.
tlentiy uuiil MIR. Robeson TOOK I1s
and then prcceedcd TO Snow up ms ~
triok ia putting iuto a speeeh sever a.
days ago twhen the Navy oiii @"s NJ
some worry mean remarks about ne" -
IL amounted 10 saying mat hr. ne" ~
made false aud riaieyolent sla'e'uen,s
ooth 81 these words being USED ahu 'tI.
Hewitt had taken The precaulloh " "a
anime the photographers NOTES NV
that tue words printed weie not maue ."
the noCr- kobeson on being 80 com ple'e
y shown up, proceeded TO reau one %
Mr Hewitt's speeches. made on tue same
Occasioni In which much that WAS PRINT
ed had not been made on the HOUR Oul
the point vas lost by his admission that
Hewitt had asked leave TO PRINT, on ae
count OF lack OF lime 10 hnish GU INC
hoor Then Hewitt came on again anu
accused kobeson Of evsdiug the potu.
and substituting the word 'fallacious
Tor false, whereupon Robson int rposeu'
i take that back aud stand by the Worus
as printed In the Record Then hewlu
SAID nothing, but contempt eould De lel'
Tor man who would take no action III
the mai1er after b, ing brandei as "n''
thlei ana pejurer At this stage oi 'ue
game the silent crowd OF members euseu
up closer (and Il was the qnieiesi quar-
rel that ever took place on the H3ol.l
he"ltt was angry, aud be ma1e ms oio -
tell, hnishIng with the remark tha' ne
lett the gentleman to get out OF ms us
agreeahls scrape as best he could Oia
Robbie then had no recourse in the way OF
defense, so he turned loose lot Of abuse
upon Hewitt, ssyi9x that be owed al ne
had ever been, eZsr will De- ., !, to ., IN a
3 8. ! ! =: .' q. = 4
tine would com when Peter Cooper
void be kuown as mis- father-in-l law and
lie would no longer be referred to as Pc
ter Coopers son-in law Robson, also,
on bsing prompted by the cranky Miller
Of Pennsylvania, proceeded TO tauni
Hewitt with having Endorsed the Morey
letter in a dispatch to California, to
which he signed the Democratic Chair.
sian's name. Hewitt promptly denied
this, and finally the affair was brought tc
a close by the great American conserva-
tor of Congressional peace, Brown, Of
Indixna. II has been the worst Of SEES,
sioas of Congress for personal attacks
and his of to-day WAS the worst of all
Robesen dropped all pretcRse Of relevan.
cy and not only wentthreugh the ia, her.
in-law business out reminded the House
that Hewitt had, as young man, boer
called hard name. This charge was 81
terrible that some Of the members ask o.
Robson hat it was, and it was reveal
ell to be Lying Abe" Thus did the ex
Secretary OF The Navy try TO divert at
iention from the charge; for the seeo nj
time hurled at him on the floor, Of being
''liar, thief aud perjarer '--he Stands
mp and accuses Hewitt OF being Pet 81
Cooper's sen in law.
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Tne war.

The prospects of a European war grow.
ing out of the English Egyptian troubles
nppsars TO grow beautifully less each day
The Egyptians are not able to fight Eng
land without aid from other powers. OF
without being able TO excite help from all
Mohammedan people in defense OF their
religion. The other sections of Europe arc
quiescent and sppear wiling to stand by
and see England thrash Egyp: as soundly
rs she pleases; and as for the Nahommedans
rallying to the religious standard that APP
pears to be a hunbug. The indications are
fhat the Egyptians will keep up guerrilla
warfare for some months, and then finally
surrender to the Khedive, which is the
same as surrendering to England
From humanitarian view the avoidance
OF war is cheering. From selfish view.
that OF its effects ON the price Of grain. in
this country, there is 10 encouragement for
better prices.
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to grasp it, is that an unmarried man or
woman pays the association S12 initia-
ton fee and 81 annual dues for four
years, max ing IS in all and receives in
return ) 600 just soon as he marries
after the expiration of the four years
That is simple enough. You pay the
company SIS aud they give Won 81 900
Any body who eoull ask for better terms
than that must be utterly unreasonable
Seeing that the reporter was favora-
bly, impressed with the plan, the associa-
ton las represented in the young mani
said II hoped he would come again and
take a policy,
by the way, the reporter inquired,
in as innocent IA fashion az possible, what
is the capital STOCK OF the company"
ave are doing very good business,
was the comprehensive reply, "though we
are just getting started in This city. The
main Off ce is in San Francisco and this
is the general agency"
The circular, by IA singular oversight
also neglected TO name the capital stock
No doubt il WAS left out through an error
of those miserable printers, who are al
ways making plumbers. The same care
less printers have neglected to say who
are he New York managers Of the con-
cern; they have only said in red ink, evil
IDENTITY put on with rubber stamp, that
the agency is ON the top door, and that it
is open on Monday aud Saturday evens
ings from 3 to lUO clock There is some
thing Of list OF references, all Califor-
mans. Among them is the name OF g. z.
Sterett, steam book aud job printer, San
Francisco But the imprint of MIR. Siers
stt appears upon the circular, aud he
might possibly be just grife prejudiced
by being given the companys printing.
Another is &c. p. McGlashan, editor and
proprietor Santa Barbara Daily Press, and
author of The Fate OF the Bonner Lake
Party" Still another is the Hob. Pen
umbra Kelly, of Multonomsh county, ore
gon. This last name alone is sufficient to
give solidity TO the enterprise, II nothing
more. ,-.--.455.
The marriage in surnnce Journal is 8
neat but not gandy she.t, Published quar-
lerly. and telling all about the plan OF
matrimonial endowment 1t has circus
] lation OF 100000 copies, so the e,litor
says, and few extracts from IL may not
be altogether embarrassing The first
shall be in verse, and the reader will
readily see in il a wonderful resem blancs
TO the latest production Of Mr.. Tenny
zon:
''Join the ranks Of the L. H. A.ofC.,
And fondly dream of the wife 90 be"
Not entirely exhausted by this mental
I effort, the editor gives = little wisdom in
prose. Ave don't agree with 81 Paul''
1 he says: sour motto is. TO live single
may be we'll. but to marry may he weller.
Invest in U. II. A. Of G, and be jolly
/ fellow"
A tall, slender woman Of very. certain
age, evidently spinster, was reading the
associations sign as the reporter went
| down stairs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-07-28
Gca Helps These. who Help
.Efae EilNekTPS.

A few days before his death the com
mander Of the Jeanette polar expedi
lion wrote "W are in the hands of God,
and unless he relenis we are lost.
God never relenfs. The laws of nature
are iuexUrable, aud are not suspended,
modified, or reversed to accommodate the
errors or fcilies of men. The doctrine OF
arelenting ..Deity- almighty that chan
ges His purposes and plans to screen the
foolish aud the wicked from the inevita :
bic penalties of their foilies and iraBs~
gressions-is most pernicous l. teach
es men TO shirk their own respons bill
ties, aud to look for ali from other sour
ces when self-help is their only saliva
ton If men throw themselves under
the juggernaut theyewill be scrushed, and
if they viii cross the life line Of eternal
winter God will not relent or suspend
one iota of His laws 10 save them. Pain,
suffering and death are the teachers of
humanity whose admoniIions and stripes
alone have taught men. wisdom through
their efforts 20 search ont causes and
remedies for the ills and evils which
affiict the human race.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-07-28
A. II. stevens is the Democratic nor
nee for Governor Of Georgia.

nee fOF VI OCof
The meeting OF the Paducah Racing
Association occurs Aug. Is, is and nth.
vennor says we are TO have rainy
July, stormy August. and fair, fiosiy
September.
Hon. Bernard Neale, is reported
dangerously i'll, At Fort Smith, Ark, with
erysipelas.
The Tennessee candidates for Congress
speak ct Union City, August 10Th; at
Troy the 22nd; aud at Tip,Onville the
24lh.
Nashville has arranged for National
competitive drill, 10 take place in that
city in May next, and will offer $4,000 in
prizes.
Senator Fair says be has house in
Virginia City that cost him 500, 0o0 that
would not now sell for $1,000, SO stagnant
is business there.
David Campbell, Jr., died near Wilson
willie, Obion County. on the 10Th. We
extend to the bereaved our kindest SYM
patty, in their sore dispensation. ...sp~.-,
-ePosgsss-s ---Frs---fo nnessee MatrinbnSt.
Associations are "beneyuientp societi.s,
as the Attorney General of that State
decides, but they have not always turned
out that way in ether piacr'
Barnes, theevangeIist, is not meetiAs
with great success in Dayton, Ohio
F.. CORES pendent writes to AN Ohio PAPER
that the people of Dayton arc al aloss to
determine whether Barnes is a crank or =
messenger from Christ. They ihink be
uses too much slang.
general improvement in he bust
enss of the country is foreshadowed by
the operations in Wall street, New York.
An abundant harvest is assured, which
is putting all the agencies Of business
into active motion, and will give labor TO
the industrious and fair reward for
toll