davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-01-11
T'U TITS
'EXPEGTORAN'r

Is composed OF Herbal and Mucilnginous prod
ur.s, which pe perneutc the substance OF tho
Lungs, eIpoctorateo tho ocrfd matter
,hnt collects in the Bronchial Tubes, and forms -
soothing coating, Which relieves tho ir-
r;tutlon that causes the cough. IL clehnBes
the clunSr OF nll impurities, BtfenB: :heng
the m when cnfee ed by disease, inyisor.
a'es tho circulation of tho blood, and LTncestL,
l"rvpus system. Slight colds often end I'm
COnsumptioa. II iB dangerous 10 neglect
them. apply tho remedy promptly. IL
t.,tC.;wsnty years warrants tho assertion tn.
;;nrcmedy has ever been found that Is ns
rr"mrt initsc sciEeets as TUFTS EXPECT0RAHT.
II 'minn;ion. mud it's use speedily cures the most
'linl.e cough. a pl eagant cordial, chill
Grnn tnhe It readily. For Group II Us
invaluable md eli Iould be in every family.
In 25c. md 81 Ikottlea.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-01-11
Patents and Glnimss.

UAVING formed . copartnsnh, !
al J s. Duffie e. Co., Of Wrs.,
d. c., I am prepared to prosecute FI,
oil claims for Pensions, or INCREASE q
sions for Soldiers, or the widows mi
dren Of soldiers who served in The q
1872, the Indian wars, the Mexican Ir
the late war. Also, Bounty, ess
Restoration to Pension Roll, Lana
rants, and all other claims agtlns
Patents secured for Inventions, pr4l'
Designs and Trade Marks. No iese,
except for preliminary examination :
q Patent is obtained. i,
w. D. BEWLEY. Anderson, !
July 13, 1882 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-01-11
HOL.ME' s L|N|N[||
on, THE
MOT HERS FRlElD|

Ono OF the greatest comforts 10 lno'
TO be confined Is rcmedy upon whisa
hdence can lie placed-one shat WIZ 49,
and quick delivery-one that VIII eoann '.-nrra
shorten tho duration OF labor. sven
Ep,s Fn1ENp.n Try yitnnd soc VIVA!
a Blessing tits to Suffering fe.
This Linlment when used TWO OF orrons,r;.i antSS q
fore confinement; sv pISiSGlt pnnS avlet labor, slh
ntively little pain, and leaves saIh E.rtIpl
dillon 10 recover quickly or no'nIshr o'nh WI q
n good getting up. Under us uss IN GsaL t.llas
rily OCCUPY muGn r. udGi,oinish,J ie % %beyond eIp.sF
The condif!or for which ihls !sI,s! Io,! !,nJiq
nj such n character ~ " fofb!l ions y, ~
titicatcs. Those :Eteresied "a ISn ~ Rave lsskl
fully referred totlc hunurcds WY
READ The TESTIN0Nil!asllSssll W
1most earnestly entreas eyery len !s;nAiI VIZ, In
to he confined to use tne .rirpatr, Iv3 1
FnIEMp;" C9unIsa adnws,sirjsai With tsi1 ipaTasf:.
years9 s,sai eui'fs have msver known 1t 'ofsnSr
safe and auiiMf i. ef'iMxe6lGAEs T. iM6GAEs. N. D. Ail'se
A ,o1v from one Of the countls2Ia tlssIaai;e o. ils II 8
ris. VINO Inns been acting hS LIZ ~ ali fuE
yenrs: writes: ~ have dlsposSe pS am an pELIstsj
ER's FRIEND you sent me: anu 1ssrs a Il u I
WITH IT. In every n Eli that eo1n y
tSHsfpER nssH III iiseiS If a GREAT BLtsSiN0' s
A gentleman writes: "My wlnIssSsSS.sI VILE S;sas 81 s!
EnS FRIEND at her fou,ans fov,as Though ttass
half OF thu sufferlng oi esne. ,a ~ in riuea ls
She also recommended u 10 ar. A.. tlrf, 81
about 10 he .;atnGeh iG' ssiEES Hi ANI On, On
Eays: Il HAVE NEN, FL hTiaihf. WITH H.bi
EASE AND SO LITTLE ESS5r many os,tns 2
The names Of all thsssss. sss.s shu ~ -
nfd mayins SX ssa had the foresoing ;'y rsnsd nss N
TEsTED fn Atlanta and ylslSIiiSSi; ysl,nn.iSi neHa a.,
my patrons as pess;css.nnEE IS ~ EEsisr g sne
known @ citinens OF Atlanta: G G + + BALM . y
Cruniiey, Jr.. w: 4. Gregg eIu merits q ~ r.
tipn. Price tl.OoPe'
Prepared by a,,.p pTSpt
,. BRADFTELD, sxSaisSaasst'' sxSasasst
. =
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-01-11
Something NEW In EDUCATION
Common Sense In the School. Room.

Common Sense In The School. Room.
Ono Thing mt N Time.
TN the Female College at Will
ll9mSeon. ~. C.. of which REV.
votes Ave weeks to ono principal study, and
then five weeks, to another and so on, thus
avoiding the habit Of dissipated thought.
No Public Exercises waste the time,
distract the attention. or shock the modesty
of its pupils. Graduation may occur
at the end of either weeks Section !:
eight times in year. Liberal Pc
cutzinry l'reIniumS. accessible to all
diligept pupils, materially diminish the
cost Of education. Location easily acccssi-
bic, quiet, hcalthful. Noted Chalybeate
Spring. No dram-shop in the county.
Send for Catalogue.
April 20, 1882 40 SIN
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
RIGHTS OF MINERS.

An important question is under
consideration at the present time in
California, which has an important
industrial and financial aspect. The
agricultural interest has united to de
mand the practical suspension of
placer mining, and if successful the
annual gold product of California
will be decreased at least SO, 600, 900,
per annum, in addition to the large
loss of capital, amounting to many
millions, already invested in mining
operations. As the miners purchased
this property from the government
for the purpose of mining, and the
object being thus mutually under
stood, proceeded to invest millions
of dollars, which, in addition to the
large and regular product of gold,
has developed every other industry
how in the State, and in fact estab
lished another empire on the Pacific
coast, hundred years in advance of
the natural overflow Of advancement
from the east; 1t may be we'll in con.
sidering the question, to not only
take into consideration the vested
rights of the miners, who were thus
the pioneers and were established
before other interests gathered about
them, but also the financial value of
the permanent and reliable product
which will be destroyed. As we IN.
derstsnd tie matter, placer mining
will be practically destroyed in Cali
fornis by the success of the granger
party; while on the other hand, only
q small portion of the agricultural
interests suffer from the development
and prosecution of placer mining,
which, as has been stated, now pro
duces nearly S1O,OOO,OoO annually.
This fact should have some weight
in determining 4 fnal decision
Mining Review.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08

The sentence of death which
was to have been pronounced for the
third time on Wheeler, the stranger,
has been, on motion of his counsel,
continued for one week, when it is
expected that the Supreme Court of
the United States will have decided
In the cases Of Hurtado and Raten
whether conviction can be had on in
formation and not on indictment.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08

THE Reno Gazette says that
the reason now given by Nevin Tor
not fighting the robbers (2) is that he
thought of his family and what would
become nf them if he was worsted in
the encounter, and killed.
Nonsense A man who will fall
back on his family for excuses is not
the kind of one who will fight under
any circumstances, unless he has nine
chances out of ten Of getting away
with his opponent,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08

THE Mormons are making
trouble in the Wood River country.
and there is talk of the Gentiles
taking matters in their own hands
and running the Polygamists out of
the country. The sooner they do so
the better.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08

The President in his message
declares against Polygamy in Utah
and other States and Territories, and
recommends stringent laws for the
suppression of the evil. He also fav-
ors the repeal of the Actppon which
the existing government depends,
and the resumption by the General
Government of the entire political
control of the Territory of Utah.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08

This report is in keeping with near.
ly all the reports made by our State
officers. They look very well on pa
per, but when you come to analyze
them you find defects calculated to
deceive the casual observer. The
Warden claims in this report to have
paid for salaries, maintenance of the
prison, etc, for November, 81, 792 IA;
that he has manufactured boots and
shoes to the amount of $2,513 "a;
that he has collected and paid into
the State Treasury on account of
boots and shoes $2371.16, leaving
tbs impression that the maintenance
of the State prison has only cost the
taxpayers 1881 so for the month of
November, this being the 1itfrrance
between the amount expended and
the amount manufactured. II such
reports are not expected to deceive
the public, why did not the Warden
give the people the amount expend-
ed in the purchase of leather, thread,
wax, pegs, nails and the necessary
materials used in the manufacture Of
this large amount of boots and shoes
10 November, amounting to $2,513 "a
or within 1881 so Of the amount of
the entire cost o. running the prison
for ore month"; When it is known
what the material cost, and not until
then can one figure out what the
cost of maintenance was for Nov.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
SENATOR JONES.

The Silver State has quite lengthy
communication this week from a
Carson correspondent, who devotes
most of his space to an explanation
of Jones' leasing the Comstock mines
and working the upper levels and
putting most of the mills on the Car
son river ID Ormsby and Lyon coun-
ties to work on low grade ore. This
corresp ,ndeut says that it is claimed
by Jones' supporters that his lease of
this property is purely a business
transaction and that he is to work 80
rock and make it pay. This is all
right, but there are thousands Of tons
of ore in the mines he has leased that
will work from $12 to $l4 and SIC
per ton. and it is well known that
this kind of ore can be made to pay 1.
II it political move of his 1t is a good
one, for it will be of great benefit to
q large number of people. 1t is a
forgone conclusion that tine man who
has the largest sack is going to get
away with the Senatorship and Jones
10 about as good u man for the State
as any one who has money to put
into the fight.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08

-PREsIDENT ARTHUR lie not in
favor of the Postal Telegraph. 1t
does not signify, however, that Mack
~ will drop his business on this &C.
count.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-12-08
DELINQUENT TAX ROLL.
Total Valuation Total
.qualizcd. Tax.

Total Valuation Total
.quRlizcd. Tax.
VIM Annis, One stable q ID
lot on he north side of
main street adj s s Buck
land on the west. Como,
500 alRo three va ant lots
on Pike street opposite A
Haynes Dayton $25 rs mus
tangs and one poll tax....S ATS l6 9812
z s Bickford, one house and
lot on east SIDE of Gay st
adj Thos Donahua south
$40; one poll tax issued in
Silver City ................ 100 6h
Paul Bray, one house and lot
un east side OF Gay 81 OPP
posite A Taylor $500. one
house aud lot on west stde
OF High st adj A J Taylor
north $500. one house and
lot on east vi Of Hi-h st
adj WIN Yourin south 500,
one house aud lot on west
side of Ga! Rta r @ Hunt
south Silver City. ,....... $50 IS IS
Alhambra G d s Mining Co
hosting works and improv-
meDts adj lining Dayton g
b : Miuins Co, South Sill.
yer ", ..-....--..'''' 'ou 10 W
Wm Be, ham, possessory cla-
i'm to 100 acres OF land x
mile below Joe Davidson
mason Valley leo $3.50
Cal"b Bristol. possessory cla-
i'm to 60 acres OF land with
Improvements adj Il Wat
kin east S>U0. Q no ses $3.50;
cows $50; hogs $25; wag- IS
on $50; m .chinery $500;
poll taxes issued. ......,.. l,375 90 1912
Al B RI tt, U s title TO $40
acres of land $1,000; $40
acres of contract land
known az Osborne ranch In
Mason valley and impr ve-
ments $40; 50 shares In
New jerusalem water ditch
$500; hi .cksmith shop I'D
lot lower end Of silver
500; about acres Of land
en- east sids Of Carson Yiv-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-24

Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unof
served in the urine, and many other diueAsa
that lead to insanity and DEATH ~
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTB
Will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars m
case Of this kind the VITAL. RESTORATlVU
under their special advice and treatnenu WIN
not cure, or for anything impure or inluroa1
rlTUTE treats all Private Diseases succeaufSlly
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thor
sis Of urine, IS 90. Price Of Vital ReatS .atiys.
90 90 bottle or four timesths quantity, no .o6
sent TO any address on receipt OF price, or u o. D..
mo c, o. D. sent without 81 enclosed as q gnar,
antee), secure from observation, and In private
INSTITUTE, 7ls Olive street, st Louis, Mispoarl
Wholesale Agents, W, H. HOWELL b BRO,
Dallas. Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-24

by the Little Rock & Fort Smith railway con-
psny fron the proceeds of sales Of land was
slSSeyo. Total amount cancelled TO date was
s.iS 0ol.
oa'y thirty-Add miles Of the Georgia Pacific
remain 20 be comp ieled-beiweea Birmin CHAM
aud Admission birmingham expects to have
the road within year
Illinois has a surplus In her treasury OF sSOoO-
Coz. Twas not secured By taxation. but is the
product Of the receipts from the percentage Of
earnings paid TO the stay by the illinois Cen
4 he contract for building the New orleans
and Mississippi Valley road 10 point south OF
Baton Rouge will he let in q few days when
this is ne the whole OF the road iron New
Orleans 10 Memphis will be under contract and
work will be pushed all along the line
The southern Railway and Steamboat associ-
alton has elected senator B-own president The
Richmond 4 Danyllle, East Tennessee
Virginia X Georgia and Norfolk (
Western roads Joined the association. This
membership was hsretofore wanting to COM
plete the eostrol of transportation ia the gulf
states proposition is said TO have been dis
cusSed looking To general advance of transpor.
t.tion rates upon all lines under control OF this
association. The as oeis ion meets at Atlanta
in October next
The following raes OF passage have been
adopted over the southern Pacific rsilroad from
San francisco via Ill Paso, San Antonio and
Houston 10 New Orleans For hrst-class tickets,
with stop-oVer privileges $3.50 second. class
tickets for continuous trim, ESQ thud-class
! Il kets for a continuous trip s55 The following
named rates are nov 10 effect for passage by rail
/ from New Orleans Louisiana, 10 New York
/ city, New Yoik: For fret class tickets, un,lm'
! tied accOrdios to ruuie, SIS 50 10 SIS S. first
class tickets limited and for continuous trip, al
routes, SIS: secoud-clsss tickets limited aud fnr
| continuous trio, all routes, $50 Is; thtrd-class
! tickets, limit and for continuous trip all
/ routes, ga Sc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-24
FINANCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL

. THE Bank OF Calilornia's dividend Of $4,000
|Nas para Monday.
lmpor,S of specie by the Hong Kong stesmer
Monday in san FIaRciscO amounted 10 az -
Il The esTnmss of The Texas railroads last yeal,
endiag September S0th, was sl9.c1S5iI.
4 The Russian budget for .SSS estimates the re
GENTS at ~ 500tO % rabies and the Xpenditures
ltO 900 rub.es less. Accompanying the budget is
report which says that loans VIII be uun>oes-
The late agitation IN regard to the removal of
The lax On tobacco has brought out the fact IA al
the government, since lSea, has collected on to-
bacsO the enormous sum Of $50 10, AZ. For
The past yearlt Was si1,asl, 9SS
~ Nj. Wexel of New York. who has undertaken
10 supply the Mexican government with a. 90. =
oCO In nickel coins. has left that city for Mexico
4 His machinery is already in that country, and
{ Sko coinage OF one, two and live cent nickel
pieces is we'll under way, Mr.. Msxel has also
contracted 10 supply the Mexican governme ut
4 with complete Quilts for several iron aud brass
foundries, TO be established near the gulf aud
y several Tor the Pacific coast The machinery
for these will be shipped within the next tao
weeks.
h Our trade wi h China smountS to sSi, 762, Sl9,
including trade with the British colony of Hong
Kong We send China 70, PISS worth of goods.
ana buy from her goods 10 the amount of e., 6SS
As, ana We have 10 pay the balance against US IN
COIN. England controls The China uade. She
sends to China about 100000 yards of cotton
goods year, while we export 10 that country
not much over 100000 yards. Yet We raise
four-hilhs OF the cotton grown IN the world.
The cltcuation OF paper and specie per head
OF population in some of the principal counties
frNts, l,a fah Ia. - a f..t1s,,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-24
FUTURES.

ApEcIpSD change is manifest in the cotton
future market aud instead OF the usual opening
of steady az the decline, We now have sseady AT
the advance New York and Liverpool have
advanced considerably, and If the present adj
vance is maintained we can look for a strong aud
upward market The receipts are light, COM
pared to what was expected, ana stocks in this
country $4,000 less than year ago. There
will prob ,hly be considerable fincuacsn In the
market. but the -tendency is gradually toward
better prices,
chicago Produce-Chicsgo has been booming
the past week but now it seems 10 be question
of money and grit. The bulls say that February
corn viii go to IS and wheat TO Eliza but better
prices will bring up the receipts, which may
break the market The severe cold weather has
effected the receipts lately, and bad weather is
almost sure to follow the cold snap. 'he man.
kst closed for February: Wheat sl02'5; com,
81; pork, sl742R.
Business at the commission rooms OF Mr.,
Wheelock has been fairly active the pasC week,
Transient PEOPLE coming and goiLg from all
parts of the United states, lnd time to run in
and look at the markets, thus showing how
many people are dealing in futures and inter
ested in the fluctuations of the market, Mr..
Wheelccks circulars are becoming great
source of information aud are quite valuable
as showing the fluctuations of the different mar
ketS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-24

success.
The cotton mills of the north yield oct an
average proht ai per cent, while IS per cent
Is realized in those OF the soulh.
A test was made in spaitS ON last aturday OF
the amount OF water a bale Of cotton would alb
sorb in about One-h an hoarS rain The in
CT ase in weight was thiriy-S, ven poanes
At Greenfield Tennessee an agent for 81
Louis cotton firm was caught weighing cotton
with brass pea hollow Inside aud packed fun
OF shot aud making difference OF about tive
per cent in the quantity OF cotton required.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-24

REMARKABLEI

KANSAS CRY. No. September u lss2. -
think II duty | owe 70 humanity to say what
your remedy mas done for me. One year seci
contracted bad case OF blood disease Ard nat
knowing the resulrcf such troubles allowed Il
70 run on for some time, but finally applied "a
the best physician In this city, who treated ma
TOT SIX months In that time took over go
pills Of Protoiodide OF Mercury, Y grain each
and had run down In weight from slO 10 IA;
pounds and was confined 70 my bed with mer.
eurial rheumatism. scarcely able TO tnrn myself
over, Being a travelling man. some OF the m.
tern.ty found me In this dep orsble condition,
n .nS isoomme. asd me 70 Try your. srseihc. IS
they knew OF several cases that had been cured
by It's use. lcomwenced the use OF Ii with VERY
li,ue iaith, and In less than three weeks was
ssS +: * $ 3, e.: :s; !;
spots gradually disappeared, and to,day have
not sore or spot on my person. end my weight
is2 pounds. being more than sygr was I
10 not wish yeu topublsh my G4.e hut you
may show this letter 10 any Who doubt, The
meiitof !, 5. for IknSw tits sure cure
Yours truly, Jim.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-24

ii will be noticed, Is on sugar.
The commissioner of internal revenue has
made careful estimates as TO the amount of mon |
ey that would be required to refund the taxes
on cigars, cigarettes tobacco distilled spirits and
matches, collected on stock consumed, should
such taxes be repealed, The statistics he fur
nishes are, in brief, rs follows: There are 3gl,
692 dealers in manufactured tobac o, i2S reCti-
hers of distilled spirits. 4,2ll wholesale dealers
in distilled spirits and l6S 40 retail liquor deal
ers in the United states. There are probably
2).O0HOO0 gallons of taxpaid distilled spirits in
the hands of the trade the tax upon which is
s225OlOC0, The tax on manufactured tobacco
in the hands of dealers would amount TO S2S5,-
CO. on cigars and cigarettes, 4,20l co., ana on
matches l,090 153, making q total of taxes to DO
refunded 80 6sl,O D. Those figures ought to re-
ceive the attention of those who have been in
dulging in loose talk concerning the repeal of
these taxes.
The New York Financial Chronicle says: 1t Is
not difficult to account for the relatively small
business in stocks by two facts: That the last
fur months of 1852 entailed considerable losses
on large number of moderate operators.
2. That the railroad kings and their immediate
followers have so far done nothing this year to
stimulate an advance in the general market.
Upon the whole, II is more favorable to have u
quiet opening at the beginning of the year than
to have fictitious activity and unhealthy ad-
prices. Nothing is more damaging to a steady.
legitimate commission business in stocks than a
false movement bolstered up by untrue or ex-
agserated reports or estimates, which lasts bat a
snort time, and then breaks down as rapidly as
II was forced upward. III the year 1883 ii IL
hoped that the course of prices in the stock
market will be guided by rational influences aud
that any advance which may take place in one
stock or another will will be based on fair esii-
mate of the value of that stock az 1t may Ia
affected by the earnings of The road, the charac-
ter of the lompaay's management alliances with
other strong com panies etc , etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-24
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

~ u utvet.IMluB CVN
for Nervous Debility.
exhausted vitality, Ser
nal Weakness, Sper
matorrhGa, l. OBI
MANHOOD impoten.
ICY, Paralys, and III
Ethe terrible . fleets Of
Isclf Abuse, youthfu
Ifollies al d excuses IL
|maturer ysars--such a.
Loss Of Men DRY, Las
ssIiude, Nocturnal EnIs-
|siop, Aversion 70 Soclc..
fv nimOaea ~ Nfxt6xS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-24
s1rm Advertisements.
DIR. STRONG'S PILLS.


TIC UIU, WtII-TrINU, WOnUerIUT, HeNIth-
Renewing Remedies.
Stronk'S sanntive Pills for the liver. speedy
cure for llvor complaint, regulating the bowels,
purifying the blood cleansing from malarial
dant a perfect care for sick headache, consu.
ta,tpn. and dyspepsia
s,rone's PICTORIAL Pills insure healthy appetite,
good digestion, regularity OF heisowels. A sure
remedy for colds and rheumatism. A precious
boon 70 delicate females soothing and bracing
the nervous system and 81 Ing yigor and health
20 every hh!e Of the body. Gold by druggists.
CITY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-24

The last Column Shows the active circulation
per capita, reserves being deducted from totals
before dividing by the number of inhabitants in
each case. The first two columns show the
gross circulation per capita.
The amount of decrease of revenue expected
from the reduction Of tariff and internal taxes by
the senate bill were stated by Senator Morrill,
in his speech explaining the bill MS follows, his
calculation being based on the importatious of