davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19
aus Se,t WOrF6oten-
&cnanatrn.

9urh au9emeille Abltimmltr9 1T oteS6ll@
Gerlpaltlng ermG@ttgt mor0en, Sblt9dttore1I
sum- Vetra9e pon $4,000 altsSu9eben, Inn Die
Soften elmer notbipenbig 9eDoroenen gerz
9rOBerIng beS S6ulb0ule5 gu beltreiter.
Sin Heltaurdnt= &elluer 9tainenS GoDaro
Haroee murbe Montag DON NOliSeiri6ter
@ooomtlte we9en zines unnernbarell Ser
9eberS III 500 CITRATE %9enonmen. Us mar
1l0tbi9, bic 9emeine Geltie inter ltartem po@
SiSeili6en S6ub ms 0eIdn9nib 81 fiibren,
Inn Sl perbirber1, Dap bic i'm b0dlten Grooe
auf9ebra6ten 9fa6barn 2pn9zSu iibten.
cicero.
Nm pori9en Gomltog fan6 in Der Sopn
I0all in Qlultin, &Dmn Gicero, cine Sibln9
beS 0emeinoeratbs Itott, in ipel6er beldloleI
rpurbe, gulnbar0 9lpenllc, pDn ben @elellelt
Der 9tortbpeltern gabu bis sur %. Strabe ju
perlGn9ern, in QSeiteru Npenue, DON 30. Ctr.
bis sllm Ganal, einen M~bSu9Sfanal ST. baren
lnb Die Tolisei %ansumeilen, Die !Oulbeltelern
eil;utreiben. gSie oas sultGnbi9e Gontite be-
ri6tete, ipei9erte. li6 Der Gountpratb, Wo=
O%ilonltr. perOellerI ST. lallen, ebe nt6t Die
Seruiui9ln9el fir S9ben Npe. ltno 2ateltr.
auf9ebrall6t itnb. Sin GeldluB wurbe &C.
taBt, boB IN 3ufunft feline rQSarronts" mebr
fir 9~eleiltete Nrbeiten an 0tfentli6en Ser
b%ellerut9en nj Grunbei9entbiiner alIs9e=
1telt peroen 1ouen, meln Der Vetrag oieler
,,gSarrarts" Die ge9en oaS betrctletoe
@rllnbeisentbum erIaiiene SteuernmIage
iiberltei9t.
. 20fe.
Nm Montag Mbenb wurbe g8iliam &eou9b,
elm bo6beta9ter, als b%arr1los befonnter
Mann, als ct beim 2llssieben aus elmer
Niitte on Al. StraBe b~e9ritIeu mar, pon benz
0bepaar Treerp, 1pel6em Die betreIienOe
0iitte gebort, crit NIT S6impfreoen iiberz
l6iittet llno oann gar nod pom Nreerp obne
ole 0eranlaiiung init einem 3ai6enmeler
10 gefdbrli6 in ben @ols 9elto6en, baB on
leinem Wieberauftommen 9e;peifelt 1pirO.
Wfoladp 6reerep er9riIf 9lei6 mad Der Shat
Die Nll6t ulo lit nod ni9t ei%ngefansen.
Gr e%rireute lid bisber zines ausse5ei6neten
GuleS.
@boeparf.
Ser @emeinberotb bat ben Nntra9, Mtulit
in Siergdrten, Eic=NiczE lGten etc, an
Sonnta9en ge9en 3ablun9 elmer 2i3ens BON
$500 iobrlid SM 9eltattell, NIT 4 9egen2
Stiminen Der1porfen. JfHr bic 6erren GerrD
nnb Seonarb lparen freiiinnig 9enI9 fiir Die
&eroronlng SIT ltilnmen. +.
Gie Mabl Don Is. q. Henbleton gum Gbef
Der EeuerDebr, wllrbe am Montag pom @ez
meinoeratbe beltati9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19

@ro9ramme Slr QlusfiIbrung bringen loll.
0ana6 tper6en ale Mtebertpablen Der aus
ser SflptiGina ACKNOWLEDGMENT NaDitalen
fir m9eiebli6 ertlart. Die SGnOlOatc1n1
ser Sorti6rittSpartet, tpelde Die nddtt
b0dite Stimmen5abl crbaltel1 baben, iperz
SEN, o6po0l auf mande nidt etn Oltbel1o
Stimmen gefalen lit, aufgeforOert tperoelt,
Sic Sibe Ser 9tabifalen etnSllneDmel1. Wtalt
befiirdtet, 6oB sic @reigni1e 81 elmer por>
iibergebcnocn lluBertraftlcblrtg Der Serial
luna u10 sl innercn &G11pfen llto ltDlteb>
lid slt elmer Gil1mii1ung Der cllropGt1den
Otid)tc fii6ren iperocn.
9tmsIamSiIdcS 2Gcrtct.
- Die 9Dnbon v9teiDs" DerDnentltd)t
Grntebertd ) te, iDcld)e DartblIll, Dap IN
Tranfreid, 6oQanb uno Ocuti6lano auf
cine lebr quite Grlte Su Doffen lit. SIM lib
li6en 9tuBlano bat Der SUIT redten 3ett elll>
9etretcl1e 0tcgen bas Wa6StDum Der SelD>
frii6te bon 9tellem crbD6t. 9aS nj oert
lcbtelt Sagcn eingetreterte altBeroroentltde
falte gGctter Bat bic Selbfrit6te bier i'm
8ad5tbum SurilGgeDalten.
- Scr noripe9ii6e Stort6ing Fat nte1
6erllm ben 9(ntrag alf @rbODullg Der Npa>
mage DeS &ronprtn5en tpcge1 letHer Serbel>
ratDuug DcrtpOrfen.
= 0aS @rgcbniB ser iiinglt in 8elgten
%obgeDaltenen gSoblen fat bic Wtebrbeit Der
9iberalen III ser 0cpItirtc1fammcr BON a
auf Is Stiltnlen ulo i'm Scltat BON 4 0lf
Z Stimmcn crb0bt.
= Scr lparildc SctNt bat nit 60 ge9er
81 Stimmtn bareiu geipiligt, IN bic Sc7
ratDung DeS OeiebclttplrfS ilbcr bic Nbdn7
berlllg beS larlamentSeibeS cinSutreten.
-0ie inter bcn 8efcbl beS General S07
mails itcDcnbc franS0iii6e 0ecresabtbcillll9
BON ser 0renSe bon .IrtpnltS bat liD
BON BORT iucgen @aiiermnngelS surildste0cn
miiiicn. Sn 6olge peiien lit cS SIT 9tllDez
%itOrungen sipii0cn bem frieOli6 gelin1tcn
ultb ben aufitdnbii6en llrabern gctontr1clt,
BET 6eneu auf bciOen Seitcn Giele getOptet
Woroen iirb.
Der fransOiii6e neutrality-suspicious.
Or. Sules G@repDur lit NIT II 8eglct7
tern al Oen GuelIitr0men bcs Ga Ylata
ermorDet iporDct.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19

~ IICu0 III SIcSSIHStH9 4 Ste III
GcSicht, yeriOrene Manneskraft werden possibly ge-
mittel wird sOfOrt injedem Falle angewandt. Consult
tationen. perS0nlich oder brie1lich. streng %cOnfidens
tell. Medizinen per Post und per Express versandt.
keine Xeichen auf den Packeten, Welche auf den In.
halt oder Sender schlieSsen IaSSen. Man sende 1Oc
fir daS Bach: YArl0reneM anneSkraftW iedergewOnnen.
iASES' WINE OF HOPS R Rns Ssst Hs iii lft11t f Fir
Eervenschwache, verlOrene Energie, JugendthOr.
heiten, Schleichende Krankhei+en und Unverdaulich.
keit. s. per QuartiaSche: 6 Flasehen fir SIS.
JAMES, wine GF DAN1Ei!ON and zu1 slfHsTfs
ges Heilmittel fir Krankheiten der Nieren, 6fteres
Urinircn, Fra~ueHschWachen, weissen Fluss und
schmerzhafte MenstruatiOn. So per QuartdascheS
8 Flaschen fir $40.
tAMESS MIR INE PEiiLLLEENN S Saenef prn iSi ilfr ha.
neunzehnteI der nannehmlichkeiten und BesciWer-
den des Lebens aus GIeichgIltigkeit gegen den Ge~
schlechtStrieb entSpringen, sOWOhl bel Frauen vie
bel Mannern. Tausende, WelChe NIGHT den wirklichen
Grund kannten, haben sich in FOlge deSSen daS Leben
Verbittert und daS DaSeim Zu elmer Birdie gemacht,
WO es glucklich und Zufrieden hattie Sein k0nnen.
HERViNE 7ILLEN, zusammengeSetzt aus Wurzeln umd
Kriutern, machen die SchWachen stark. DaS, was
man veriOren hattie oder ME besasS. Wir6 Wiederkeh-
rem und das Helm Zu einem gliickiichen machen. DaS
Leben list Zu kurZ. UNI eS iii elnen ungemuthIlchen
und niclrt ZuSagendeR Helm ZT Vertrauern, wenn cine
$500 Box einem geiallt und SechS BOcen cine
Kuf' betri9.ken fueY $500. Per Post VerSandt.
gegen Empfang des Presses.
DR.. JAMES, No. 204 Washington St., Chicago, III.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19
Gamitag
SIM 3eitoeld6ft not.ren am Gamltao =.

49, )'ONINI"I'
Sommermei;en.- SEQ. 2. per sunni
1.31, SnIi 1.3s, alsuit 1.1o4 Sabr 1.0o4.
Wois (corn) per SUM- G94, SSSmli 701,
9lu9ult 70&, September 704, Sabr 595,
SAFER per SUM so, ssSuli Al, NlI9uIt
354, September 348, .SSobr "a.
8Ieie. = Gar Gn S6fen) su $14.5O, 1
Gar gu $12, 2 Cars gu $11.75, 1 Gar SIT 81
bic Come.
Mibblin9s.-1Gar Sm s22 per Come.
Sen felt. SCARS No. 1 Simotbp auf benz
2anbe an Ser @obn sH $15, 2 Gars DO. sl
$14.5O, l Gar bier 81 SIS. so, l Gar geo. 2
SIT $3.50, l Gar DO. ST $12.25 bic Come.
SGmereien. = 2ilnotbD $1.85@2.30;
Slice So. 75@4.75, Slabs 1.20@1.29, lingo
rii6er $1.25 90 1.3O; Mi0et = .40@1.6O;
beuti6er Miuet $2.O0@2.75; gu6mei;en
$1.1O@1.15.
Ser Ninbpiebmartt rpar sielnlib flau
unb mei6enb erlt am S6luB Der ISOLDE trat
cine f~eltere StimmHn9 ein, u1b Die Eretle erz
bolten lid etlpas, bod meiien Die 0urbz
lduittspreiie Der belleren Sorten eiren Slid
gang pom etlua 15c. auf. 4ie 3ufllbr belief
ii6 auf $500 Stiid 9e9en $4,000 Stiid in
Der porber9ebenoen QSo6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19
Sndet

Geiun6beitun6 permei6et &ronf'
belt. Qlnitatt miioe uno ob9es
mattel gu fIblen> onfatt We6
uno S9mer5eu> moIten Stenidt
piel lie6er frii9 UNI itarf fublen?
Sic f0nnen fortfabren milerabeI
gu fublen uno gu gti3ts aufges
le9t, bod muHen Sic Shenandoah
Die S6uI0 5umeKen ais it9 alz
Elm, 1inb Sic ober Elm oerarttses
2eben miibe> 70 f0nnen Sic es
anoern, fails Sic es wtni9en.
@ie'? Smbem Sic ii3 cine
Slal9e pom 8romn's gtIenz
8itters faufen unb iol@es regels
maBig ben 8Ori3riften seuab,'
eInnebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19
g855chenf(iche Sllinois &faafs-Beifune.

Sine ilnse Dame, gtamens Sophie Sdone,
pelde I'M stpeiten Stod beS &oroerbaules
nabe ser Ireppe itano, tuurOe bon benz Sc
TOTE 10 er16redt, baB ie bic 3reppe Dtnab1
~ftiir3te unb ii6 beftig an 9opf uno Sduls
tern Derlebte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19
8romn's Giien. 8ttters beiteht

Brown's Giien=8 ttters beitebt
aus Giien in IOsIi9er Sorm,
Gin9ona, Dem 9roBen Stdrz
f~unssmitteI nebit onoeren wobl
bewdbrten 9eilmitteln, ose
s~u1ammen Elm rpunberbares nt@t
aIfobolbalti9es Stdrfunssmtttel
9eben> wel6es Seilun9 9ibt in
Saaen Don 0pspepIie, nnuers
6auIi6feit, MaIarta, S9wd9e
uno 9tnberun9 in allen 2unsenz
uno NierenzS rant9eItcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19

1tnfcr NeiTeN0er Gcrr Tris
S&IOttcr bciuGt Gc9enwGrti8 utts
ierc NUonncntcn liz ScW Gt10teu
Wsid)iOan mo SuSt0ua.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19
MUatmeiner Maarenmnrft.

Sprit.-Su Chicago 1.16; in ct. 9ouis
1.15; in Cincinnati 1.l4@-.-; in 8eorta
-.-@1.12; III Baltimore 1.20.
SMtter.-r Creamery, bette 23@24ac.,
s sletnl'SS g sSH ute. big so cute 1s@2le,. S9airqs
14@1SG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19
Sci

Soblen0l: @tanoorO @6ite Sc; Crime
@bite 94c; !6eobli9bt Eacific 1876; g9ater
gS6ite lie; Srom QS6ile 114c; Wti1. Nater
gGbtte 1876; NSisc. Frime gSbite 10Ec; gSisc.
@oter gSbite 114c; Snbiana |rime &9ite
94c. gein0l, robes, 57O-c, 9etO9tes Goo,
Qarb Grtra SOC; gfo. 1 roc; 9to, 2 soc. =
Neatsfpot geo. 1 Csc; geo. 3 60c. = &al9 roc.
: &erpentin 49c. Jtapbta, 639rGo., 1Oc. =
@ololin, 74grGb., 13c, S79rGo. 21c. = 8bite
Wtirers &c, Delop DO. 6Oc.
81. 9. Die Eretle Don 2ein0l ltl6 fir
Guontitdtell pom 1 bis 10 ulb 10 bis so Sal
fern beiiebentli9 bere6net.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19
arftbert6
(M d enbertht.O

@biea9o, WOnta9, 10. sunni.
gm Getreibemartt limb se9en Die gorpode
teine erbebli6en FreiSperGnberun9en Su per-
seidnen. NolsetOes li11O bic S9lnBpreiie I'M
gaorgeI9Gft:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19

ttnIcr Ncticnocr Scrr Ncuter be-
iuGt 9c%9emtudrtt0 Mmicre glboNs
mctiten tut Staate SHinoiS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19
StaOt GbtGGaO.

&crr Gcor9 NiiGcrt. Gprrciponz
bent tnO Stciicnoer Der SaS.
StGGts3ettung, beiuAt 9cgentpGrz
ti0 uiIiere NbonncnteW tW WtuWez
iOt0 ttuO 90tOt0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19

1tnicr &eiieM0cr 1.no GorrcipOHz
bent &err Sol. &ofentbat bciMdf
0c8cHw6rti0 MWiere A~Uonucntcn
In Go1O0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19

9lm 9 d. ID einemartt belief Die 3ufubr
lid auf ca. 105 900 Stiid 9e9eu 81 1000 Stiid
in Der SOr,uo6e. @esabIt prrbe:
Sor. Gomltag: Samltag:
2ci6te G6weine. ....7 .5O@9.OO 7.5O@S.OO
S6pere gum YOteln. 7.60@9.2O 7.75@S.25
Sdpere ). &erlanbt. 7.75@9.45 7.S5@8.50
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19
@ansfelt, ebtO, geOS. 26. 1881.

p(uHRVelCs GptpJ 9tpV' %O"looIs
Weine Serren: Sd lit an Gdmsr-
sen in meiner Seite, Ruden unp gruit,
nit ite6enhen SGmersen bur6 meinen
9dn3en SGrpcr in 0erbtnbung nit gro.
Fer SdpG6e, @tebergei6lasenbeit unb
Nppetitlpftafett. SD nabm bereits per-
fGieSene @lebijtnen elm unb 1puroe BON
prplninenten Mer;ten ouf 9eber. Rieren,
Nil;iudt bebanbelt. chne @rfrl9. SD
ba6te einmal einen gerfu9 mil
Browns @tien- 9ttters 3u MAIDEN uno
radeem id jebt cine unb cine bdlte
Stai6e enlightenment BABE. bin i'd
nabeSu eeiuno, bic Sdinerjen in Der
Geite unb RiGen fn6 %pergangen, bic
8rufl6mer3en baben ouf9ebSrt, Elm
gutter Ippetit bet fid ein9eftelt unS i'd
nebme an Stdrfe unS Jleil6 ju. IS
fam nit @edt Ger RRnie Der Webtsineu
oenaInt per1en.
Sptn 6. 4lenber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19
aaferwaarem.
NJ


a~bgemoaerten Eerfue
men, bic an Opspepiie
ooer u~nperbaulidteit
in ireeu6 einer 3orm
Ieipen, miro angeraz
then, nm ibres eigeucH 4,
t6rpcrliben 1in6 geis
itt9en 8eba9eu5 mill
len s it etter's
Sd a9enb ttteres
81 periudeH. O0men
non Sarteiter 6onititlt>
ton beSeugeu letHe
llni66bltdfett unb
ieine Wieberberitel=
lnngsrrdfte. AerSte
ouerorten, an9eetelt
pom ben i'm Wtarfte
feilseboteHen semti6s
ten ytt6ren, ueroronen
es ais bas unid6blidz
ite unS Superl6i ltsite
auer W~tagenmittel.
,SJo,. -, JIuoputpiney1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19

LOCK HOSPITAL,

vOm Staate Illinois Zu dem aus
dricklicllen ZWecke priviligirt
UNI s0iOrtige Hilfe in alien
lchrOnischen, geheimen und
BlaSen-Krankheiten Zu geben.
kTripper und Syphilis, in allen
aihren verwickelten FOrmen,
AsOWie Haut- und Blutkrank-
Y heiten werden prompt gelindert
und permanent geileiIt durch
Heilmittel, welche sieh durch
cine g~iersiGi9h1'ige Special
PTaGiS ais prObat erwieSen
. Eaben. SamenSchwiche, aacht-
J lsoL,A --Soccunoo Dncfol=z I'm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19
Gfer

@eIige4. = Qeben6e Glrfeus 8@9c.,
9el6la9tete = Co.; 6iibner 6@10c., oes
l9ladtete ct; Gnten $4,000 80 6as
9uteno; @Gnle $4.50@5.0 90 bas Tubenb /;
Spring G9tde1s" $1.50@425 bds Db0., lie
no6 Der @r0Be.
&artoffeln. = Ginbeimii6e $3.50
1.45 per Sui9el beim Gar.
Nene &aFtoffelu.- ghlS Orleans
rEeerleB"$ q @56, 5Obas6aB auSg}empbis
rGarlp Hole" 81. 75@5.50.
SrDomcorn.- 6url Carpet ullo 8rul6
1O}@113c., Sell z1Dortin9 @rteu 9k@10kc.,
greozttppeoD 9@93c., v9teO Sutib" 7@8c.,
frlllnmeS 4@7c.
@Opien .-gteuer Seem gorfer 33@35c.;
@iSeonli1er -@-c., Golifornier 30@33c.
.Humpe1 II. $1.75@2.00 6aS 100 Efun5
fitr 9emil9te pom golloe.
G0mierfett. : graunes 4@42c., GEL
bes 5I@-c., petBes 7@8e. bos 8fo.
Solg. -Nltben SIC, SEQ. Cobb Gou1z
trp &c., No. 2 81 &c.
Gitrouen.- $5.00@5.5O bos StIt@en.
@epfeI.- $5.O0@7.O0 boS Sap.
9ontg. = 18@22c. fir BaOet uub 100
1Oc;, fiir ausgelaienen.
Gpbnen. - $3.5OM3.7O fir prtnno
Mebirm, unb 3.10@3.35 fir belti4e.
Npfeliineu. : $9.00@10.O0 ooS Sop.
Grbien. = Geite 9rilite $1.15@1.25,
Selberbien $1.1O@1.15 6as s., Gpltt PC.
oaS @Sfb. Worroplats $1.15@1.25.
Neue Semi e. 3omateu 75c@1.75
bas &ilt9en % ! s.; SptnQt 50@1.00
bas Sap Solot 20@30c. 6as 0tb.; Rie
SLANT 25@30c. !; 0urten 100000. bdS Gus.
0faoiesden 10@15c. NeiBtob( $1.00@1.50
Der vGrdte"; Grble len $1.00M1.50 bas &iltz
den; !3rptebeln 100 baS Cub; Suppert=
grim 50@-c.; Eeternlte 10c. bds Gub.;
Gobnen $1.00@1.25 bos !&iit0en tiir CRIME
unb $1.75@2.0O fiir 9elbe; Spargel 50@75c.
je na6 GualitGt ll1D Der @r0Be Der Giinbz
6en, Squalb 2@3c. OosYfO. Slunlenfobl 80
@$1.OO bos Gto.; Ggg Elonts $500. @75;
Notbe 0tiiben 20@25c. bas Ito., 9elbe
2O@25c; Gorn 35@40c.
@r0beeren. -$3.00@3.50 bas &iit6en
@ "A Quarts titr SQinotler; Wt9igan @ 16
Glarts $4.75@5.50.
Yflaumen,-2 5@1.OO bas &tft3en q
&irf6em.- 1.OO@3.5O Oos Sit6em @
16 S.uorts.
9imbeeren, rotbe 4.OO@4.80 gu "a
YtS., l6worSe 4,OO@5.75 bas &tit9en @ "a
S.lIart.
8rombeeren, 2.0O@4.5O a "a Quart.
Sta0 elbeeren. = S .50@1.75 bas
&ilt0en % 10 Suarts.
4firii6 0.50@$1.25 bos &tIt1en @3
0uibel unb 50@8Oc. Der &orb.
Qnanas-5 gu So O@2.75 bas 0ut.
Gononen.S 81. 5O@3.OO fir rotbe 1tnb
$2.OO@4.OO fir 9elbe ie na6 @r0Be.
@epfeI.-30@5Oc. bas 8ilt6en ul1b 200
bis 400 boS Sap.
@aiiermeInnen.-$5.O0 bas 0tb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19
II am Samlta9 II. a.:
Sic 0urdi6nittspreiie ltelteu iid folsenz

UCTIIUbtI.
Fancy graded and export steers rs $3.50 $50
Prime to extra shipping stecrs....... S.05M S.25
Good to choice native steers .......... 1000 500
Medium to fair fat steers ............ 6.7O@ 7.50
Com. shipping and butchers steers. $500 6.65
Feeders, fair to good ................ 1900 $40
StOckers, common to good 3.25@ $50
Cows and h%cifers, good to choice. 4.5OG1 5.25
Cows, common to fair. ............... 3.250 3.75
Inferior mixed butchers Stock. 2.25M 300
Texas grass steers $500 5.15
Texas bulls, cows, and miXcd........ 2.50@9 $40
Native bulls, inferior to choice ....... $500 5.75
Common to good fat oXen........... 1000 800
Veal calves u 100 1bs............... 4.50@ $50
Mich COWS. %. OO0155.O 90
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19

S6afe. Marft beIebt uno greiIe felt.
Serfauft lpurben Ii. a.:
az GtiiF ,,rhShuit+I;h ~ II =, 100 os
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-19

StaIicu
fanDen am Sonnta9 un6 Molttaa nod in
btclel groBen Stdbten Srauerfeiern iueoen
oeS 3oOes @0ribaloi'5 itatt. 8eIonoers
tIllpolant tparel1 sic in 9tom rno 9ieopel.
lSn Barts fa1O glci6faus am Dorioet
Sonntag cine grOBc @eOddtnibfeter itatt,
bel tpelfcr @en. Siirr Die 9teoe 6ielt.)
SIM lOIlnblid altf sic in @aribalOi's Sc
itolnellt nllsgelprod)enen gSiinl6e leote Ser
Observation-Disclosures Der 9cputirtenfamlner
et1ct @eIcbentluurf ii6cr bic 8eipiQiqlno
Der 0et0rttttel Slr 2tni6ofiltnq zines Sci
6el1perbrcnnullgS %9lpparats bebufs Ser
brenllmg 0cr 3eidc @ari6alnt's por. 9ie
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-11-02
FUN.

One of the sweetest looking girls in
the state of Missouri dislocated her
shoulder the other day by kicking a
cat. Handsome is as handsome does,
but she should not kick with her right
arm.-New Orleans Picayune,
Spinks went home the other night
afflicted with double vision. lie sat
for some time with his sleepy gaze
riveted on Mrs. s., and then compla-
Gently remarked: "Well, 1 declare, f
you two gals don't look 'nough like to
be twins"
General Wolseley, the hero of the
Egyptian war, is the author of a book
called THE Soldiers Pocket-Book for
Field Service.n AS the British soldier
gets only twenty cents a day, he can't
have much use for a pocket-book.-
Norristown Herald.
Plantation philosophy: LaZiness is
de mother oh promises. De man what
tries ter be Il boy amt got as much
sense as de boy what tries ter be II nan
De man wild eddycashun amt got nigh
so much scuse for tellin' n lie as de
ignorant man, case de learned man
hab got a bigger range OBJ truth.-AI-
kansaw Traveller.
A defective memory: "Have you
ever before been punished by the law ?"
asked an Austin justice of u colored
culprit. Eyes, ] called a man a liar,
and had to pay a fne.'' Is that the
only time you have come in conflict
with the law?n Now, dat yer speaks
OBJ it, jedge, ! bleeves I was in de
.penitentiary for ten yeahs, if | disre-
members mysef. Texas Siftings.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-11-02

The supply of women In Idaho is not
equal to the demand of the bachelors in
that interesting territory, and they are
clamoring for girls to come out from
the east and marry them. The New
York and New England newspapers
are considering the forlorn condition
and matrimonial longings of Idaho
bachelors, and not a few of them advise
the minated mn of their region to
journey west and bag husbands. The
upon their W headsl We fancy the
experience of N of those New Eng
land maidens who goes out to throw
herself into the arms of one of those
Idaho bachelors. He is waiting for her
in front of the Cosmopolitan hotel IN
Murderer's Gulch. She alights from
the stage well dressed, tidy, prim and
spectacles on nose. She has been a
school teacher for twenty odd years,
and she has education and the feelings
and tastes of a lady, her only weakness
cSAh5 " wv oNAohS- hIoiiO " Llaii1 =
The bachelor stands on the verauda of
the hotel with his hands in his trousers
pockets. He has bought q suit of store
clothes for the occasion. The wrinkles
of newness are prominent in every gar
ment. He has visited the barber
likewise. His face is shining, aud
his hair, dripping with oil, is combed
and waxed down on his forehead
and punched out behind. His hat
is cooked rakishly, with a sort
of northeast dip over one eye, and his
heavy boots shine in a holiday daub of
mutton fat. To the admiring eye of
the denizens of Murderer's Gulch the
bachelor is a picture of fashionable
elegance. He owns a mining claim, or
a cattle ranch, fifty miles from the
Gulch, and once u month he rides in
on horseback to that center of civiliza-
ton to shave a time''-which means
that he comes to get roaring drunk.
play faro and have a fight, not to men
ton other forms of enjoyment. A sthe
maid from Massachusetts alights, and
with a dainty little shake or two frees
her. raiment from dust, the Idaho
bachelor sqirts a gill of tobacco juice on
the veranda, draws the back of his
horny hand across his lips, assumes u
gallant grin, and shambles forward to
meet his bride. She looks at him,
turns pale and with difficulty suppresses
a scream, and, taking his shoddy-clad
arm, totters into the hotel. The par
son is there in waiting. If she marries
the Idaho bachelor, the maid from
Massachusetts will, in the course of ten
years, die of hard work wei the cook
ing stove and in acting as general
r~oustabout in the cabin and on the
ranch, and leave behind her a large
family, the boys of which will probably
be like their father, and die with their
boots on. a mor horrible fate for a
woman than hat of marrying an Idaho
bachelor no Imagination can picture.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-11-02

Mr.. Michael Davitt, in a recent
speech delivered at a mass meeting in
Wexford, Ireland, declared, amid the
cheers of his auditors, that the real is
sue in the Irish problem was between
Irish l%andlordism and its total and
complete abolition. He further averred
that ''until the evil of landlordism was
struck at the root, social discomfort
would be inevitable in Ireland.n So
that Mr.. Davitt, speaking for the Irish,
as n longer doubt he does, says that
were the Irish parliamentary party to
succeed in its present efforts, there
would be no relaxation for the pursuit
of Ireland for the Irish" This ques-
ton is also in and of itself wholly sep
crate from that of self-government.
No doubt those who agree with Mr..
Davitt intend to labor for political in
dependence, but territorial independ-
ence is one thing, political sovereignty
quite another. Thus far whatever has
been done for the pacification of Ire
ihhd HAS pccu uoiio ny JIG SUZUKI dILu.
The difference of opinion between Mr..
Parnell and Mr.. Davitt is a serious one,
and the popular feeling is with Mr..
Dayitt. Not perhaps, nor probably, to
the extent of antagonizing Mr.. Parnell
and the parliamentary party, but in
this: That such party having attained
its professed ends, the followers of Mr..
Davitt would still insist on something
more. Then the question would come
whether the majority of the people
were or were not satisfied. Whatever
may be thought of his prospects of sue
cess, there is little doubt that Mr.. DAY.
lit Is most fully in accord with the ulti-
mate views of the Irish people.