davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
1tnm1ke Wcrsa8tOctt.

pteoer6olten, aber pergeblideu 9emaDuusen sur GStez
Seroepinnuns Ser eeInnobeit snthebenOes @eIiBl Ser
Soffnunssloiigteit man9et &atienten, Der Iet9t turirt
,ueroen tsnnte, ms @rob brin0t. 0p5peptii1e, biIi6ie
uao erpesliAwab e@erioneu pfleSen lc;6t ibre b~eSicbentz
lid5en lleoel lhr ibltmuer duSniebcn. ais bieletben in
9Sirtli3teit itnO. Db9em lie iih ein 6erS iaiien, ouf
e9naDe 5n 9oten. abgt!ie erlpariet Seo~eOen, Der lie an
wieieu BAT, namli6 Soitetter's Ma9enbtttez
res. 1i0sen lie uiAt ioeiter mineralliAes 3eu8 einnebs
tets perilt6en, inbem lie Is bebarrlib unS uiGt BIOS
bann ino monu einmal sebraabeu. Sartleibigteit,
&SeAIeliiebsr, 0tbeurlutiSmus, nnoeroanItdtett unp
9terutui 6wd6e limb ale mltlelIt Selletber SUI %belettiSen.
IS int Elm b6dlt aui9eilernoeS uno wirtiouleS Otiltel, oa
es bas eiupitiee Mopiipeb p~ertretbt, ionic ben 3%riibiinn,
Der baS @tmiilD oe5 @satieutem bei6mtrt. SIS tam ni&t
nu4Oritli9 genu9 nngeratbep weroea; Oas 9tttte! 81 ses
brauden, ebe Die &rantbeit eineu S~etlprun9 9epiunt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
Gin Surmfef+

9lm bortgen Samitag r~eiiten uniere Tur>
net nah Beru, tpOielbit bas 5ebnte 8e5irfsz
Gurnfeft oes Gbicago GurnzSe5irfS itattz
ftnben miro.
Oas Seit bouert brei Sage; Samltag,
Sonntag uno Ulontag, unO oasGro9ramm
lautet fol9enbermaBen:
g. nj it az @npfan9 Der @Gite; @ez
leitung berlelben na6 Der Gurnbaue; See
mirtbung unb @inquartierung; Ql6enOS
pfft5ieler Gmpfang; Sadel5ug bur6 Die
6auptftraBeu Der Stabt.
Sonntag- lin 8 l1br Morgens8ers
iammlung in Der Sale unD N6marld naD
Dem S0iisenpart; HreiszG urnen. }4ic Gic
u. !. N. Teitreoe, 9ebalten bon 0arrp Gus
bens. NbenoS aroBes Snltrumental7 @ons
5ert in Der Turnbale.
Wontag- I'm 9 116r Worgens N6z
mari6 nad Dem Seftplab unb S~ortiebung
bes 8reis> Iurncns. Qlbenos GROCER 8aa
un5 PreispertbeiLung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
Gus Scm @Orraotetr
SAFE.

Sn Der @isuns," welde bic ~tsGieOer Der
Chicago 9ieDsSorle6 reitdg abQlettelt bert9z
tete bas beSfl9li9e @oEHite, ouB Die S6labt.
ballsbeliber mieoer SIT Der alien WIetbooe BET
ser GereDnlng pOl GelDt6tSab8t9elt beln
MGoen Der Sdpeine {, shrinkage") Surldz
febrcn llllb eillen S0ieeSrt0ter Iitr leoe Gts
piiton babe1 MOLTEN. 9ds @orntte bate oa>
9e9en por9ei1laget, SnlpettoreiI 81 erlletz
mite, 6eltebeno aus le eiltelt NdnOler unb
einenS 9ladtbousbeiiBer aus ic0er 0ipiliou,
Gerltun9 eilloelegt merOen f0nne. Set
frGfti9en S6ue1 louteu 40 Bfuno nno bel
stays" 80 Yfuno Absu9 bere6net merben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
@6afe. = 3ufubr 1000 Staf sesen 5000
in Der Gormot5e.
gSerfnuft mlIrDeu II. a.:
MMnemtlntr yNnnrennnrtt.
"IF

enrit. = sIn 5pfca9o ! 10, lit st. 9ouiS
1.O8; i'll $incimndti l.07@-; III YeorIa
l.05 in Baltimore 1.15.
Nutter. r@reamerp". Bet: 20@21c.,
,ienlib quite bis CUTE l5@19c.. ,Oair9',
CUTE suis ueIEs l1Yl5c.. GerlIgses AuaIIrit
TWl0e.
Gier. QuS9eIu9te 14@159c bas 0bb.
Wefli9et.- yeDeItoe lllrteps 9m10:.
oel1lGDtete Ct; 9i0ner 7@114c,
6Go 10. ieb. iut9e 13@15c DaS ID. @nGen
2.50@3.25 ods QgO.
WeueEartoffetn 1.75@1.00 bas TaB.
Sn 9roben Iltel9en 55@G0c D.yul0el. Som
Norn,er GOO 15c per II .Gu.
NDWtI. 9elet K Q.j... 0Ittler 9@t3:
&umpet. SID 9L.6J oI5 ID SfII)
fir 9emtbts ..@outtr9".
Mptel1tue1 II. = J(elle Goot 6.0O@IU0,
alte 5.3OM6.UU Da5. &iltUe1.
orb Ell. - n0rlite, Grslen 81. D@l.2),
6eloerblen1. 10@l.1j (, UtarrODIat5 20 9I.3j
9elpalt. 2g@24c. oa5 Bfo.
8oDnen.-@Ite y JteOiums" 1.00@1.7 70.
geite .UteotrnrS" 4.25 03.3l sJtdule5 2.30
GAO Der SlGlbel mi NroBet.
SOlnGec Tett.- SrIute5 III 81 %:
eelbeS 4@-e.. lDeIBe5 Il @5c. od5 Bfo.
&ol9. &uDeH &c, 900. 1 @oI ntrD
54@-c. Do. < gu DC,
@itroneH. $500 $500 DIS GtitbeI
fir Wteiilta.
&OmGten. 1O@2Oc. bas Git9en q !
guldel, Acme -M-c.
Neue BoDnen. 90@1.0o bus
Sul6elfift@efl filr srlne ultO 1.25@-. fitr
9elbe BON AntucD.
&tri d Ell. -75@1.OO per 16 Gitorts.
.@imOeeren, rotbe 1.2j@1.4O Oas
&ilt9en % "A Pints. G0ruarSe So
81 "A Quarts nnO 1.25@l.50 81 16 Quarts.
Bftrlt0e. -5OW1.00 fiir &enuenee Oas
J Gul6el &llt9en, % fir 6anlas,
25@60c Der Sort Tiir Mi9t9aH.
WelOnen. Walermelonen $4,000
$4,000 bas 0unoert uno 2.OO@3.00 Oas Gut
5enO. yiutmegs 25c@$1.25 Der oGrate".
Grom6eeren. 1.@5MI.5O per Ii gu.
Neue .0O@3.0O oas Sap.
Ylaubeeren. $2.25@2.50 Der Sul9et
unO 7O@80 bas &iit6en % II, unO LOO
@1.50 % Is Guarts.
YfIaumen. = 25@75 oas &iItaen o.
] gnidel.
3rauben. = @us Seros 1.00@1.25 has
&tlt6en % 10 pfo. ulO 3.O0@3.50 fIr &iltz
6en 20 "a Qu. aus Wtiitilippt.
Strnen.- 75@1.50c. Das ! 8.z&ilt9en
uub 40@50c. Der &orb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
SaS SegaS:Sieber 1T Sen @ieDs
hUfctt.

Gon 375 SeraszS tieren sic anfangs Ser
borigen Mo6e aut Der 8urlin9tonzSabn
III ben 6ieItgenGiebbDfen eintratell, trepirteu
nt6t pentger als 100 StId. Gon oieien
tparen berettS Is unteripe9s perre6t.
Der StaatszI bierar5t 0c. 4aaren unb
Der @eiunObeitSs @ommilidr nit elmer 9lnz
sabl @ebIlfen iparen balb baraut an
Srt uuo Stelte unb mabten 1i0 lo>
9let6 ans 0erf, bem Sib Der Granf>
belt auf Die Spur Ill fomnlen. Die
NnnaDme, baB es oa5 Seros> SieDer lei, an
iDelhem Die Sbiere 10 idneu D%abinitarben,
ertpies it1 ais Die rt0ti9e. Die Wttl5, I'M
natiirlihen, gelun0en 3uitano DDn tpetBer
Sarbe, Bate bel ben ertralltten Stieren Die
bunfelrptbe Tar6e Der 2e6er.
Isle ST. Wtcrfi bonn @ejun6beitsamt
t1tttbeilte, ipuroe oaS Gieb, tpel6e5 urz
ipringli9 aus Dem liioweitlthen &anlas
fam, bon Der Strma 8prne & Traiier i1
&anlaS @ttD na6 @bicago Dcrlhtdt. GS
liegt bier offenbar 81 Sage, oaB Oteie Ser
rem Don Der 8el6affenbeit iDreS giebes
&en1tntS Datten, ais odlielbc 5ur Sabn ge>
brQ1t nuroe, u1o IN Der 0oftllung leb>
ten, Der Nusbru0 Der Gra1fbeit milroe
noD lange genug auf ii1 warten laiien,
UNI ben Gerfauf Der Sbtere por9er Ill err
m0glthen. Die 6erren muBteu tpa6r>
i6etnli9 10 gut, ME Die 1ieltgen NiebbGno>
Ter tptllen, oaB Ser 0te6martt 0egenipGrttg
Elm GuBerlt flauer lit; DoB ite Die Stiere
troboem uno ongeii0ts Der S6atiahe, DaB
oa OrauBen in &anias Die Q8eibe jeBt cine
Dor5ugli6e lit u1tO oaber Da5 Sutter ni9tS
foitet, nad @6tcago auf ben Wtarft i0iGs
ten, lGBt faltnt eiltn 3petfel all Der Nblt0t
Der 0erren 81, @6icago nit tbrem trantelt
QieD 0ilSuldmterel1.
Sin BON Ser 8ieb60rle ertpdblteS Gom1ite
beitebenD aus ben 9erren Us. 5. S6oupiDn,
Geo. U. BtenfoDsfD uno .. s. Wagner,
nabm an ben Inter ubungen beS Or.
Yaarer She'll. SER Ba9ner, etl1 alter lebr
erfa6rener &enner BON 0tinoDteb, lit ntdt
oauon ilberjeugt, oaB IS ltO LIN GeIa5>
Steber Danoele. Su ben @eoenoen, aus
6enen bic betreifenDen Ginoer fGmen, lagte
er, miirDen IrGnten bur0 NboGmmern bon
8G9cn bergeiteat. 0ter bielte itb 2Gailer
oft oa5 gauge Sa6r biiOnrb. Wenn 1ctBeS
gSetter 1errl0e, miirDe oaS Walier faul
ltno nit alcalil6er GrDe our6rrdnft, no>
burh eS 3u einem toOtli6en @ift murDe.
Gol6es Naller bate bas Gieh teoenfaus
getrunfen. Die Wtrfungen lteuten itb crit
eil, tpenl1 Die S1tere fart erbtBt tpitroell,
ME ). 3. bur0 cine 5tsiie TN 8~iebtuagen.
Sin neiterer 8iebsug, Der no9trdglt6
nod anlan9te, beltano aus Is Wagel.
Die &inoer naren fir Die @ommtliionsz
bdnoler Reenan & 6anco6 beltimmt. IS
tpuroen 46 Der &inoer tootgcl6oiien, bic
anoeren aber murben nu6 S'WtaueD's
S6ta6t6auS 9~etrteben, I'M gelblahtet. 5u
tperoen. Ser @~eiunobeitS1 S1lpettor lou
bie gei9la9teten HinOer crit b%eibanen, ebe
iie als unf1dDli6e Speiie fir Wfenlben
erfldrt merben o%itrfen. 2eute, uel6e Die
our S6la6tbanf eetriebenen G9iere ia6en,
be6aupten, baB Die meiiten bon ibnell lboll
nabe ans 8erreden aeiDeien ieien. Serr
&eenan aber erflGrte, baB ct Die amtlt6e
GrlatbntB er6alten babe, Die Sblre oor@
IGufi9 i6la6ten gu lalie1,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
~sNsptuSium4 aeociIt.

Gtnem olteu 9lrSte, Der bon ser Frari@ ;uritseio3en
lest, uurOc our0 cineu oitinDii1tu Aftlltonir bic PEE
i~cbreibuno ciues einfa0et utgetab;til den De(niitcts itr
ot, iducut uno oouernoe l0etlung Don Gan8euiAipinoz
ludt, Bronchitis, Gatdrrh, AitgnIa uao alien Sols> lto
Euugentrantbetten nusaebdnpi9i stth er Uiittel iltr
9erpentroufbeiteu 5abocm Der Dpttor Die r%ounperba>
rem Neiltrlite in tuuienoen ,tdltn tgproat bate, cradtete
es iHr ieiuc Eii9t, has ptitttt ieiueH lcioe1ocn 4ttt@
meniAeu betannt su MADDEN. Bon oteiem 1t0tiu uno
gSllitidj qetrlebeu, bancelie er. sd ienOe, OtseS 0e;ept
ouu; tulttnirei an Nle, Die e3 min den, IN pcutlter,
cn3;i DER ODER lrouS6ijiGer 5prade, nut poier 9ttwels
luug Get oeritelnng iuo pes @ebrdndS. oenet Aorere
mo trieiinarte, btjieDe Gid aut 6teie 3eitIu9 INN i1
lenoc es ioiorl. Is. Il. Ropes, 14y Eooer5 Stof, ottohe
tier. u. y. ~24lepl9lpo laro
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
Gomias:

90 Ill III er ID i eli mar am Sanlta9 lebs
los uno uomiuell I'M 11c nieori9er, ais Der
Nu9iltz45retS. Nn1 t}reitag iuor gu So per-
t0tft mOroeu. Us tttermei3en am 6retz
tag, rot9er SEQ. 2, gu $3.50, unb per 2tl9.
81 S74, $40. 3 81 84@S5c dlf wager.
SIM 3eit9el0at warel Die S9luBz
prelle:
Meisen: 9tusuit 81s, Sept. 83b. Oft.
84g@s4l, 9top. 654.
&orm. = Nusnit 53s, @eptbr. 59l, Sft.
5244, Nopbr. 474@G Sabr 434, Ntai 434,
Stunt 434.
a-pafer; au9uit s7s, Dept. s5a, So9r
254, Nfat 294.
&Os9en; ausuit 50 4. 9dffte eo), 9ept.
81.
@erfe per Sept. 65R, DIT, IS.
Spedieiten: Qtuguit $8.4O, Gept.
s .424@S.45, Sttober $S.4O@9.4 24.
S6wen Ieti0: 2lu9llt 1924, Sept,
1926, DIT. Is, Sabr II.
@6malS: @llsut 7.3O@7.y2A @ept.
7.40@7 .421r Sftober 7.524@7.55.
&lete.-1 @ar SIT 1l.O0, 2 Cars 5u
11.O0, 3 Cars gu l 1.25, l Gar Tin Sdden) 5u
$13 per Come.
WiOoltn9s.- 1 Gar Su $685., 1 Gar
gu $3.50, 2 @ars 5u SIG, l Gar 81 $16.25
Die Come.
6eu.-1 Gar altes geo. 1 Silnotbp GIT $13,
l @ar neues DO. 5u $40, Gar attes Jto. 2 DO.
gu 81, Gar oltes 9emil6tes 5u $3.50, 1@ar
1eueS Soma QplanD Yrairie 3u $40. so, l 9ar
DO. gu $40, 3 @ars gu So, l @or &anias DO.
gu $11.50 bic Sonne.
SGmer eien: SimotbD $1.30@1.40,
Glee 4.75@5.75, 2ein 1.32@-.- anf Der
8abn.
9In Der TonO5b0rIs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04

@eocn ben Iori1lag Der lluiou Gtod Oorbs
60, boB lie lclbit iiHr jebe Q9ooge einel erNnz
rlTt6ter our GrleOigung Don Streitisteiten,
bGtten it'd bic S1la9tbolSbclieer ourdlDeg
dblebnenb uerbalten. GS wurOe beidloileit,
ooS @ontite ourA Die >oerren &a9ner uno
@r;sc Su er9du5ell mno %Oallelbe nod) etnmal
si Den S9la1tbauSbcliserl begufs 'perltels
Ilm8 culcr Gmi9un9 5a i0iden. 9ie 8or7
lenmit0lieoer iclbil b~Ielten Den Sorl1ld9 Der
Union GtoG YarbS so. iiir dnne9nibar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04

@erbunserte 9du9liu9e fiiGen Die Srieb=
b0fe; Denll utperbauli9e ullo rnoeei9nete
@taDrlng t0btet ollia9rliG EauieHOe, Die
Nentaebter's .Geuti9es &iubers
MebI" (Paedotrophine) li9er retten wiiroe.
geoentet bies, ibr Weiitter, ,penn i9r eure
fIeiner 2ie6lin9e babiniieNeu iebet, llnb So
CERT teinen AuSenblid, iblen Dieies porsitg=
li9e, &raft unb @elunObeit lpenbenOe, pom
oer belten @erStel empfoblene @rlabmittel
fir Die Wel1tterrnil9 Sl perl9affen, baS in
allen Qlpptbefet Sl babeu lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
SorsforO's 9scto @BpSpbate,

6ebr SuirieoeniteQeNb bel Grl@lotfung.
Gr. 4. i. eiilmortin, Getroit, Attb, la9t:
sd babe eS iebr Sufrieoenlteleno IN @letiet
Wirtun0en 9eitlnoell, lamcutIt0 bel Der @r=
iUlaiIul9 Ourd) Nlcohnli5niIl5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
DR. WHITTIER,
617 81. CHARLES Ctr, ct. Souls. NaO

OI( VII NyuIIC0 SlII vi. &Uutps WIVS
Gin regular @rubuirter pom apei mtbt8inifden 1nis
%uerfitdten. GGr nit Der gsbanblums Don 3roniidef.
%neruoien, 0duts nno SIutfrdutbetteu mad Auswets beg
Seitunsen uub 0uer alien gepobner Der Stabt LANCER
befuBt, als irsenb elm Doftor in ct. Souls. @oniuttas
t nSt.% a n Del S1f'c ch SpeE per n go itn trsi; s,, YIN Sels ;aa,
ntdts. Spredht Dor Ober idretbt nnS beidreibt @nrcn
SAD 10 gut Sbr tonnt. Stent Srasen, bur4 pelhe Sbt
itubiren unO @uren Tau belier ertIGren t6nnt. NatieH>
ten sebeilt pr Not ODER @rpreB in iebem Stoat. 8s
3wetiel beitebt, pirs es ebrlid SueeitauOen. Su uerals
teten Rrontbeitsfdueu unS no bic Wtittsl IS %erldubeH.
tinee man fb Sur poutanot9en forperltden unterius
dung elm. Siele, reldt pergeblid Setlung 9eiudbt, bas
ben ben Dottor aus Der Serne beiubt, pas ibm LANCE
erpInldt mar. rHo Roben meiltsns uneffSartet 9etlHn9
s%eiunb.H.
sSsrs5fe Acknowledgements, aIbtpans
RuwG, Seifiee II f6rperEt6e G@maAe.
n,ercHrtaIe Imo nnOcre 9lifectinHem Der Geble,
Snnt umS Ss,to d5e ~, 8IMt=ttnreint9tett Mno
Slut Wcreiftuns, &aMttrGnfbettem, aIte
&Slam0eH InS 0efdstDtte, @iIOerntHe oeS
GeiratbemS, sc bcuutatistnuS, EdmorrboiOeas
SfehIs, StGiens, t&uisG cts ImS &cber=2eioet,
nsbcrarbettWne Oes SebiraS, tuuHo drstItdBem
Sauen ,pir0 ~6eioWoere &4mfmertiaunfett gs
ktD met.
2rautbei.tn III Solae BON rnbeSa@tIantett. bic gIoSs
Eelluug in SSine unS T6ettsr, Iowie Ausibweifun9
er5sDaeit, Inh ;Dar ~folsenSe: NerD0ftdt, Y6ipannnns,
geiidisi1wIde, Deridpommeue 8iiioneE, manselbGIs
ties GebGdtutB, YiMples im 'SeI6t, M~bReteung geoen
pet6it3e Seieli1Gft, feblenhe Sebets ireube, feblenber
&bloets, lnidbisteti gu beiratben, S@wermutbi9fsit
lluoeToaultdteit, 6opfl6Htersen, unrIbe, 8erluit Der
Ebattratt, SGlneTseH I'M 9tider i. |. 10. Ste weroen
NIT unper9Iet9lidem @riol9s bebauoett. SficezStuus
hen pom 8 llbr Dtoraens bis 8 Abr Noenbs. AerSte i'm
eGaSen ganes %entpiehIeH 8atien,eE cteie dlieite SiTce in
Gu,erita, DO elprobie CUTE 9ei!wittsl ieoen 3eitolters
unb Sanoes aH9eDennet psrhsu, Mr;tlobn ~niebrt9, bGus
fig niehri9er rie bel anberen. G:u gutter 4rSt uno else
fdcre Hur fn6 bic 0GuptIe4e. @roBes Saus, iebe
Gtoee 9etrautt, teire StositeIune. Refine Gle. Sober
Eebt 81. 2%9bittier's SeiIunoen unh tetne Experiments
meroen semobt StunotH DON = ubr Oeorgens bis
ubr Abenos. 16fb1St,iouwON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04

Sic NG0etnctt tclte6tcn 1tstO De=
f6ttattett NlefG1enItcre Der GOttrG0
Gcipp Sre&uttt0 SO. iitto SSScOer=
1ttattt az etspfeDIen+ SefteMlttgest
bittet atait otreft at ole Braneret
at fetOett. 2~on.mttuiO balo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04

Serr Sc. s. finger, Galpeiton, Seras, bdGt
Or. Nu9un &Dnts's 6ombur9er
Sropfen fir bus bette StGrfltn9s= nnb
8lntreiuigun9smittel, pel6es es 9tebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04

WerfQuTe:
Chicago, Burlington u. Quincy Staitroob, Soma Dis
utiiolI, 4's-5UO0 81 8S1s, 30OO Su $50.
OlcN uArft.
&inbpieb.- Die 3ufubr belief iu1 out
ca. 31,0OO StliG, 9egen 81 5000 Stiid III Der
Norpo9e. Sette nOroli6e Stiere linb i'm
&aufe Der QSo9e I'm 25@30c 9eltlegen, mdbz
INT 25@03Oc i'm 4Sreile iuidbelt. Ser. Yie6 I'M
3O@40c bOber ais an Sonnerltag unD 5mar
&ilpe uno 0tlere Don 100 Bis SUOlb $4,000
800 ltno barber 3.50@3.S5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04

9 b 10 e II e. = 3ufu9r ca. SO, 900 Stid,
9egel 1900 in Der pori9en 2So1e. Die
Preile aparen ielt ulo ltei9eno. Be;ablt
nurpe $4.4O@4.25 fir lei0te, 5.25@G.uO
ilr ouS8elu0te unO 5.50@5.95 fir i9pere.
Gesallt mllrOe f!ir quite lie tie bel:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04

Sn 9Iper's a9ue Cure baben mir eiu polti=
pes @egenmittel 9e9eu 6ieber utO ale in
lumpfi9en @e9enben entitebe1oeu Sei6werz
pen. .0aielbe lit p0Ii9 frei pom @bini1,
Nrlentt unO onoerl l6GOli6en Oro9uen. IS
ut Der 9emtl6e uuo mebiSlnii9e triumph
nnieres 3eitalters.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04

(gS 0 d enberi0 t.
ebica9o. 4. au9ltlt 1884.
Die @etreibepreile l9loiicn nieOri9er ais
III Der 8orpoGe.
SIM Saor9ei0lft moren bic S9luBprefe:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04

Or. % + litter, ct. CHARLES Ctr. SEQ.
617, ct. &outS, Wo. Nue GpGials 9ferpen=
trontbeiten. Sluttranfbeiten, WtGngel in Der
&elratbstabi9teit. Wt09en ole &ranfen Die
gTblttter'i9e @nsei9e in eiaer altoeren Spalte
bes Glattes leier.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-04
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-18

TIM Democratic papers are jubllant
over the election Of Cleveland, and vo-
oiferously claim that the "country is
saved" The Republican party restored
the Union, and freed -four millions Of
slaves al one dash. It established the
national banking system, the safest and
best In the world, brought the paper
circulation up 10 par with gold, and
has paid of the national debt at the rate
Of Sl00,0O0,000 per annum. The record
of the Republican party has become
part OF history. The sun has spots on
it, and the Republican party also has its
spots, Tut these spots cannot dim the
effnlgctce OF It's historical record bit
more than the spots on the sun can can
eel its brightness. The Republican
party has achieved triumphs which will
shine with fadeless lustre SO long MS time
lasts. The integrity OF the United
States ls Its work. II Cleveland is Pres
ident of the United States, the Repub-
licans saved II.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-18
MOCK ORDERS.
A Restaurant Device for Dispos-
ing OF Certain Dishes.

A New York correspondent OF the
Louisville Commercial writes:
The following economic idea shows
how, through certain tricks Of the trade,
the human appetite can be controlled
and made subseryient to the interests
and wishes OF the caterer
cottage puddingr'
Cottage pudding."
"Cottage pudding !"
cottage pudding!"
The above four orders for cottage pud-
ding were given by four walters in rapid
succession and with startling distinct
ness in down town restaurant not far
from the City Hall square.
The place is one frequented mostly by
clerks OF wholesale houses whose in
comes permit of midday meal not to
exceed cost Of from % to 30 cents daily.
"Big demand for cottage pudding to-
day 2" ventured customer who sat be-
hind team OF thoroughbred fish balls
that seemed to be going at a ohokeneck
speed. pudding better to-day than
usual ?"
mo" the waiter replied, "but we've
got orders 10 push IT."
"What do mean by pushing it,"
swell, You see they've been runnin'
more on pie to-day than puddln," he ex-
planned, aand we're likely to have a lot
OF it left over, so the boss gave orders to
push 1t. When anythin' goes slow we
send down mock orders for 1t and that
wakes the people up"
cottage pudding for one" shouts
waiter.
"See. they're beginnin' to get hungry
for 1t. That's genuine order, because
1t says for one' That's the way the
cook down stairs knows whether to end
II up or not"
"Rather clever idea.n
"Yes," the waiter went on, 1.-The idea
is mine, told the boss about It,, and he
pays me 81 week extra for the sugges-
ton. We can make people eat anythln'.
II the fish balls go slow we push 'em; II
boiled cabbage hangs fire we push 1t.
What everybody wants everybody else
wants. It's the way Of the world. In
fact, IT'S nothin' more nor less than
fashion. When you can't be fashionable
In one way you can In another"
AT this point customer interrupted
the restaurant man with an order for
cottage pudding.
"Sorry, sir" he said, returning from
the dumb waiter, "but the cottage pud-
din is just out. Nothin' else, sir 4"
"No, believe not"
Here the cry rang out:
"Vernilla Ice creamw
s'Vernilla ice creami"
"Vernilla Toe cream ~
"Vernilla ice cream !"
~ guess you may bring me dish Of
vanilla ice cream" said the man who
thought he didn't want anything else.
"Little Joker" ia the best smoking to-
bacco.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-18

For long time" says the Green
Vile Banner, "we have claimed that
there was political freed ON in Texas,
that Republicans who were honest and
upright were treated with as much re-
spect as II of our own political faith, and
that Northern men were always well
come here. We hope this will continue
to be the case. In the hour of victory,
the Southern people can afford to be
magnanimous. Nothing could disgrace
the South more now than for the people
to allow their prejudlces TO cause them
to say and do things which would hurt
the feelings Of our Republican friends
and nelghbors, and the Banner, as rep
resentative Southern paper, would coun-
sci the people to be careful and discreet.
Let the dead past be buried and let us
judge our neighbors by their qualities as
citizens and friends. and not by their
politics. The masses of the Republicans
are just as honest as the Democrats and
just as much in favor OF good govern
ment. We believe an era Of good feel
ing and national brotherhood is now
dawning upon this country, and the
Banner will do all In its power to pro-
mote the peace and happiness Of all
classes of people, regardless Of birth
place or politics"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-18

THERE is point for scientists to dis
C uss whet her there is really anything
in that old saying, that at is better to
be born lucky than rlch," In the career
of President-elect Cleveland. As
politician his star has been one of pecu-
liar good fortune, and one wherein he
seems to have been al most Indifferent to.
As n candidate for District Attorney, he
did not seek the Office but was carried
up by popular will. AS Sheriff, the Office
came TO him out Of faction. AS Mayor
of Buffalo he was the unknown quantity
by which a number OF elements were ce-
menttd, and became candidate not so
much of his own efforts as those of 9TH
ers. As Governor he was put up be-
cause he happened to be convenient,
and not for his influence in politics or
his efforts In that direction. At Chicago
he was nominated, not for his Democ-
racy, but because 1t was believed he
could carry New York, and because also
he would be acceptable to large follow
ing of Republicans. If there is anything
in luck 1t would look as If Mr.. Cleveland
possessed II to a large degree, although
many Democratic papers profess to see
an election with Bayard, Thurman, or
anyone else of the old wheel horses. Mr..
Cleveland himself believed more in his
luck than anything else, and it suggests
a new element to nominating conven-
tions in the future to study the success
SEES of the past and reject those candi-
dates who have almost "got there" but
did not.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-18

THIS question is submitted to the Bell
Vile Times, outside Of any partisan bias:
Would Mr.. Cleveland be elected and de-
clared President II he had not secured
the 1107 plurality In New York?
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-18

SHALL San Antonio grow, stand still,
or retrograde, is now the question. The
decision Of the matter rests with her
capitalists and business men, but they
appear to be asleep.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-18

The people Of the country between
San Antonio and the coast, on the line
of the proposed railroad, are very much
In earnest regarding their hopes for the
full success Of the enterprise.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-18

"JuDoE NooSAN," says the Pleasanton
Monitor, "succeeds himself as District
Judge at San Antonio. THIS is as 1t
should be. 1t will be a cold day when
No0nan Is defeated for the Judgeship."
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-18
Tuesday. November 10. 1884.

The anxious reader will please OBJ
serve that every page Of the LIGHT pre-
sents interesting matter, worthy Of his
closest attention.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-18

In BoRSEo, the natives call the tele-
phone the shell talker." This great
American civillzer has been successfully
introduced In New Zealand, Van
Dieman's Land, Borneo and Formosa.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-18

The long promised "forty acres and a
mule" is sure now, according to the
Houston Age, which says; 1.-The me-
groes are not such fools as to think that
they are going to suffer by the election
Of Democratic President. They will
get their forty acres and mule now"