davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1886-03-16

Don't walk with Il dOcto. for pleasure.
Don't visit him except on business. ! met
one Of these healers Of human us on state
street. We strolled along the sidewalk
until we halted in front Of the window
where a young woman was sitting as an
advertisement. She .wns pretty, | said
because that was what everybody was
saying. The doctor put up his eye-glass
and scanned the picture. If he could have
reached the living Num-Yum he would
have felt Of her pulse.
III she had to 90 through this ordeal an
other week - he said. "it would kill her.
The constant stare OF this gaping multi
tu1e would make her mad. Women like
to be looked nt, but not in this way. They
like to be looked at for themselves. Tins
little woman knows that she has no bet
Ter role Thar the fellow who walks about
The street with a sign in front and one i'm
The rear. II were Bergh 1 would stop
this business. The strain would crush a
man, to say nothing OF "a woman Later
in the day we mad nn opportunity OF meet
ing her. She was of duty. "How do You
feeiYr asked the doctor. III / was going
10 hang | would feel no better she au-
swered. And as She looked mp ut the
clock she remarked. 1.-THE hour Tor the
execution Is nj hand The observation
OF this doctor and the confederation Of the
State street Nnm-Yum put to flight every
desire / had felt 70 again hear the opern,
and last night ! dreamed that ] saw the
woman beheaded and that / had passed
the sentence.-Cor- Chicago Herald.
, 1886-03-16

Mr. T. Springer, Of Mechanicsburg,
Pa writes. Il was afflicted with lung
fever and absccss on the lungs, and re
ducod TO a paHing skeleton. Got a free
trial bottle Of DR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. which did me so much
good that I bought dollar bottle. After
nsing three bottles, found myself once
more a man. completely restored to health,
with a hearty appetite, and a gain In fesf
~ Is its.
Call at w. n. Hunts drug store and
get q free trial bottle Of this certain curS
for all Lung Diseases. Large bottles Al.
, 1886-03-16

MFhT MARKET JOE IAROSE, proprietor. Egg, butter and game
nuETy uuFIiNL1 specially, A good supply of vegetables always on
ana New sand at northeast corner Of Seventeenth audi Eddy Sd.
, 1886-03-16

TnE general indignation throughout
Wyoming over the lawlessness displayed
by our late Legislature in misapproDnlting
SO much Of the taxpayers money, is
causing a great deal Of uneasiness among
the aspiring politicians who are responsi
BILE Tor these unlawful acts. They, ike
Belshaxrar Of old. have disagrecable
dreams aud they see the handwriting on
the wall, ioretelling their political doom,
as the letters on his palace walls foretold
Belshazrars fate and the tragic end of
his kingdom.
, 1886-03-16

lou are allowed a free trial Of Mirtt
d1gs of the use of Or. Dyes Celobnted
Noltaic Belt with Electric S%uspensory Ap.
planes Tor the speedy relief and pcrma.
nent cure Of nervous debility, loss Of vi
tality and manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Also, for many other diseases.
Complete restoratiop 20 health. vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk Z. incurred.
Illustrated pamphlet, with full informa-
ton. terms. etc mailed free hy addressing
Noltaic Belt 90 Marshall. Mich.
, 1886-03-16

TmE farmers alliance, of Dakota, after
a warm debate at one of its recent meet.
ings, finally voted to exclude all religious
subjects from its discussions, but to per-
init the discussion Of political subjects.
The inference is that the religion of these
grangers is too good to be discussed, but
that their politics is bad enough to need
diacussin,
, 1886-03-16

CAPT JAMES b. EADs begins an elo.
quent letter to the Chicago Inter Oco1B
denying that he maintains a lobby in
Washington in this diplomatic way
Permit me to avail of the immense
circulation Of the Inter OCEAN to caution
the public against some misstatemenis -
Capt Eads evidently has in him the
elements of a successful lobbyist
, 1886-03-16

All travellers stopping for a time in
Cheyenne can find the best accommoda-
tions in the city nj the Western Hotel on
Fifteenth street. The location is arreoa-
bic and convenient, rooms pleasant and
newly furnished, meals the best a first
class cook can prepare from the finest
materials in the market. walters who IN
dcrtand their business, the best Liquors
and cigars in the bar room ART among the
many attractions Of this popular house.
HERMAN kmME, proprietor.
, 1886-03-16

II hns been much noted OF late years
10 what "a remarkable degree Of promi.
hence members Of the Jewish race, here.
tofore almost exclusively occupied In
money getting and music, have attained
la other lines NJ life In England rs soon rs
these were opened TO them. An Instance
In point is afforded In the new professor
ni poetry nt oxford, whose father was by
birth "a Hebrew, by name Cohen, but who
changed his nasne 10 Palgreve. - Elk
CHANGE
, 1886-03-16

The rapidly increasing thoroughbred
stock Of America is likely to tell upon
our race courses. The principal breed
ers, Messrs. Lonllard, Belmont, Scott.
etc. are importing some of the best Of
tine English stations and mares. and Mr..
w. X. Vanderbilt, who has a modest in
come of about 100000 pounds sterling
per annum. and is'a thorough sports
man, win probably o appear both in
England and in America as the owner OF.
horses that will be able to hold their
oNn.-London Truth.
, 1886-03-16

Paris has planned n particularly scien-
title baby show. Each exhibitor will
have to hll up a list Of questions tending
10 throw light upon the influence Of con
s1nEniueuus marriages, the hereditary
principle climate, and different methods
nf nursing. and will be asked 10 SEND in
with The exhibit photographs OF ancestors,
Or ancestral pictures. and Of near rcla
lives. The ages Of the exhibits will range
from ! to . years.-Chicago Times.
, 1886-03-16

Rev. JoeooK Of Boston is inclined to
start a little Pal Mall Gazeue crusade for
himself and laments that equal penalties
do not apply to men and women. Rev,
10 seems to forget that it's just as much
against the law for a man to make a fool
Of himself as it is for a womIn.
, 1886-03-16

SOME of the Western railroads are
more full Of fight than of freight They
are fighting each other outside, and tLey
are fighting the Knights Of Labor inside.
It is difficult to find out which Of the com.
batAnts is right, but it is very evident that
before long some Of them will get badly
In -
, 1886-03-16

A London correspondent writes that an
other correspondents who speak OF the
prince Of Wales rs "Tum- Ium, or Hrum.r
only show their deplorablc Ignorance.
@Now, as a matter Of fact he says. ~the
prince is called 'rummy'-that is the pet
name he goes by. Tho name is not a
chance appcllation, applied without
rhyme. reason. OF meaning. 10 is "A child
ish and playful reference TO his ruynl
highness' stomach, the %rotundity OF which
Francisco Argonaut.
, 1886-03-16
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all Itching and ScaIy Skin and
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p~ONiASiS. eczema. tetter. %rlngworm. lichen,
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BARRIERS bakers. rroccrS' and washerwoman-
Itch. and every SPECIES ufitching. burning, sealy.
ulmpiy hum0rs ~ 1.-THE scalp aud skin. With los
OF hair, are positively cured by Cidcnra. the
great skin cure, and tuiicura SOAP, an exquisite
skin heniiiifr, externally. and tutlcura Res
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nnN.lnlMm. and MI nlMnr rmnlIn. NH
, 1886-03-16

WHEN Gath defines the mugwump
as ''the as ASSN who always hates what
the multitude likes, he should add that
the mugwump differs with the multitude
not because be is better, but worse than
Ihev.
, 1886-03-16

PLUcKY Sadie Reinert, of Ashland,
tried TO elope three times before she got
to Camden, where mo license is re-
CURED Love which used to laugh at
locksmiths now laughs at licenses.
, 1886-03-16

The Chicago Herald is doing a noble
work by translating into prose, for the
benefit of Chicagoans, such poetic gems
as "'Ostler joe which from time to
time attract the attention OF the rest of
the country.
, 1886-03-16

DAILY LEADER. All transient advertisement
10 cents per line each insertion. @ consecutive
per line.
Minor mention notices. among local reading
matter, IS cents per line each Insertion.
WEEkLN LEADER, all transient advertise
ments Is cents per line nrst Insertion one
month. % cents per line SIX months 10 cents
per line one year 5 cents per line. Marriage
and birth notices sl.Ou each. No advertisement
inserted for less than . cents.
II. CLAICHE. Publisher.
, 1886-03-16

A part of Chicago is lit up by a corona
OF electric lamps ON the top of the tower
Of the board Of trade building, 8i2 feet
above the street. The plant is 80, 900
candle power, and is probably the largest
mass Of electric Light in the world.-Ex-
.lln-n.
, 1886-03-16

]. John }. Case. ID. D.. s.. having p~ractised
dentistry iu this county for thiny-nVe years and
heing Wen known to thousands herenbouts,
have nceu for tine lnst Twelve years, testify thnt
the CT ticnrA Remedies cured me VI psor aSls.
or scnlY skin. In eight days. after the doctors
With whom / had consulted gave me no help or
ENCOURAGEMENT. .IoUN J. CASE. d.. II. X.
Newton. Nj
, 1886-03-16

Daily. delivered by carrier. 25c per week.
81 per month.
Daily. by mail. 81 per month. Is 90 for six
months, $40 per year. In advance.
Weekly s. 30 per annum. $50 for six months.
payable In advance.
, 1886-03-16

Now THAT defeat stares the Repub-
licans in the face, owing to their unlawful
expenditure of the peoples money, life to
them is a mockery and politics a delu.
sion.
, 1886-03-16

A child At Pueblo, Colo, died ar scarlet
fever, and her clothes were thrown IA n
shed soon nfterwarl n dog and cnt who
had been playing with the clothes were
taken with thf tfne disease and died.
chicago Herald.
, 1886-03-16

II. j. Carpenter, Henderson. n. Y, cured OF
rsoraslf. or lcpruSy, Of twenty years standing,
by tutlcura llrmedies. The most wonderful
cure ON record A dustpannIl Of scales fell
from him daily. Physicians md his friends
thought he must die. cure sworn To before "A
Justice Of the peace and Hcudenou's mnst
prominent citizens.
, 1886-03-16

Mr.. Yahishi, Of Toxic, has invented and
patented a method Of weaving carpets
with feathers. According 10 his method
feathers ARE reduced to n silky state by
the action o. chemicals and then woven
like ordinary cotton stuf-Chicago Her.
aid
, 1886-03-16

IT Is not at all unlikely that the Repub-
hcan campaign badge in the next cam
paign will be a eobbler.
, 1886-03-16

Mn GLADSTONE is so earnest in his
plans for Ireland that it is thought that
instead of being called the Peoples vii
liam, he will be nicknamed Irish Bill
, 1886-03-16

THE high corsage is said to be gaining
favor in England. The price of I'M
dressed beef must be going up with
duchess' dresses.
, 1886-03-16

The late King Ferdinand Of Portugal
madr 30 the business OF his life to collect
irum every country In Europe books,
pamphlets. and prints Of all sorts and de
scripiiuns which had been forbidden by
the government or the police, and he left
q rradl-ious and perfectly marvellous col
lection uf the forbidden literature Of
Europe during the last thirty years.
~ q cemetery Ia ohio there Is q tomb
stone with the following inscription
'Ci.ritil,na Hang died Feb. 81. lsda
, 1886-03-16

Our law thinkers are so mad that the air
is full of thinkers dams"
, 1886-03-16

srRlKE Now.


III VHIF 7ENF IW7'W-II WW"H 0VI"Iv VUI
eyes
The glowing metal on tho anvil lies,
Comes 10 MS all, not once, but day by day,
To bless or curse us, ere Il slips away
fs s%trcnuous mmo calls rs as we wait;
Strike while the iron's hot and forge your
later
And wise mien hear aud heed. tho rest arc
fools
Who stare, or triie-tn the iron coois
Theron Brown.
, 1886-03-16

Your Cuiicum Remedies performed a wonder
nd cure last summer on one OF our customers,
an old get tleman Of 20 years Of age. who suffered
With "a %feartullY distressing eruption on the
head and face. and who had tried NIL doctors
and remedies 10 no purpose.
J.. i. SMITH & Co.,
, 1886-03-16

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, 1886-03-16

re sold by al druggists Price Cuflcura. zoo.
Soan. &c. kesolycnt, Si.D Prepared by the
Potter Drug and Chemical Co Boston. Mass.
, 1886-03-16

f~9 CRiCKI ~ THE BACK. stitch In the
RylA side, cramps. shooting aud Sham
Az XII pains, rheumatic. neuraieic. and
RKMN scia ic paths. nnd tNery external
pain and nche cured by lie Cniicnra
W. Anti-f Pain Plaster. a new and per
feet antidutc ID pain. Pie.
, 1886-03-16

Successor to Il. s Oliver, FiREINsURANCE.
None but time tired and FIRE tested compani,s
Cheyenne Wyoming.
, 1886-03-16

pEhTTrfFN the complexion and skin bv
DLhO using The Cutietin Soap.
, 1886-03-16

In all its branches by W. ELLIOTT, on Eighteenth
suteei, one door west OF the old stand Singleioot
All kind Of wagon work done frst class.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-26
Teachers Institutes.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB
Lie INSTRUCTION, TALLAHASSEE, FLA,
April 20: Below | give the places and
dates of Teachers Institutes to be con-
Quoted during the present year. This
list, however. constitutes only part of
the work which it is proposed to do in
this direction
1t is my earnest hope that every
teacher in the several counties named
will be present during the entire sessions
of the institutes, and | shall recommend
that those who do attend and take part
In the exercises be considered first In as
signing teachers to the schools.
Jefferson and Madison counties, Au-
ella, July 5.
Liberty and Calhoun counties, Bristol,
July 90.
fernando, Sumter and Marion counties,
Leesburg, Aug. ,.
Washington and jackson counties, Ma
rianna, Aug. 10.
Alachua and Levy counties, -, Aug,
"a.
Duration of institutes from ten days to
two weeks, as circumstances will war
rant.
For East Florida colored institute
will be held at Jacksonville, beginning
the second week in June ana continuing
two weeks.
Profs. H. N. Felkel and John A. Ora.
ham will conduct the exercises Of the In
sttutes.
Normal schools for colored teachers
will be opened at Tallahassee and Gaines.
vile, beginning the first Monday in Au-
gust and continuing two months.
The places named may be changed If
circumstances demand it, but of this due
notice will be given.
A. j. RUSSELL,
Supt. of Public Instruction.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-26
n ~ AO oOALlAs
Supt. of Public instruction
Estimating its Magnitude,

Capt. w. II. Harrison has made addi-
tional estimates of the magnitude OF
Georgia's new capitol, ..rr
They are full of interest 7t scenes
Tie number of brick to be used in con-
structing the capitol is l6,0O0000. Their
average weight is five pounds each. Es-
timating 10000 pounds to the car, they
would Till 1865 cars. These would make
100 trains OF % cars each. Arranged one
after the other, without any intervals be.
tween them, but including engines, they
would extend over distance OF IL miles.
Thefron work would require 1876 cais,
as its Weight is 1900, 900 pounds
The stone work would require 300 cars,
or 80 trains, which would extend over a
distance of miles.
The other material TO be used would
fill a sufficient number of cars to extend
over a distance of 20 miles.
If the 10000, 600 brick were placed end
to end, allowing no fraction for the space
between them, they would extend over a
distance of Us, COO, 900 inches. or 0,666, 6G6
feet, or 3,555, 900 yards, or 1,020 miles.
All the figures given are not strictly
correct, but they are nearly enough so for
the purpose had in vew-that is, to af-
ford an idea in the concrete of the magni-
tude of the new capitol.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-26
INC simmer Oountv srrlke.

From The n 0le9Scus (Gd.l RepNbbjcdn. s
A few days ago as John I'll. Walker
started 10 the city from his plantation
four of his best pillow hands approached
him, and demanded that in addition to
their regular wages he Immediately give
them lot OF -four, sugar, coffee, meat,
silk dresses for their wives, brOadcloth
clothes, shoes, etc., stating that if the de-
mand was not instantly compiled with
they would stop work. MI. Walker
looked over the crowd, and then in his
sarcastic manner pointed to the road.
saying, "D----n you, there is the road
take 1t and leave" and rode on to the
city. The negroes were thunderstruck,
and one said to another: ''Dat am the
most imperdence a gemman ever got"
Another said: "Well, Ise gwine ter
work. Didn't skier de ole man WORT
hardly" and as John looked back at them
they were just as busy and cOntented as
a
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-26
A WONDERFUL INVENTION.
An Ice Factory In Every HOuse-A For
tune for an AthenIan,

June AOf an Armenian.
From the athens tGd.l Bonner WdtchmaR.
There is a quiet, transformations me-
chanic in Athens, who for some time has
been secretly at work on machine that
will revolutionize the ice business and
make itsl inventor a millionaire. This
man is Mr.. Connacers, who came to our
city couple OF years ago, and his inven-
ton, that he thinks is now perfected, is a
machine Tor the manufacture of artificial
ice at cost of few moments labor
each day. Mr.. Connacers is now putting
up one OF his machines in the Com
smercial hotel, that was built by the
Athens foundry and Maddrey ~ ones, and
II will soon be given a practical test.
MIR. COnnacers Is rather retIcent about dis
cussing his invention, but we learn the
following facts as to what he claims for
t1t: These ice makers will be Of different
sizes, the cheapest costing SIPS, with a
capacity of 800 pounds OF ice per day or
40 pounds is turned out every 20 minutes.
lt is only necessary to charge the machine
once, which costs but little, and at any
time when,you want Zoe have only tomake
some one turn a crank Tor 20 minutes,
when a 40pound block is formed. Ii a
success, the value of this invention is in
estimable, for there is not hotel in the
country but will have one, while they will
come into general use by private families.
The machine is very simple and any one
can charge and operate it..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-26
Presldenl Jeferson Davis.

From ne Warrington tGa.) G0sette.
AT public meeting held at this place
on Tuesday night, the following resolu-
ton was unanimously passed:
TIE citizens of Washington and Of the
county Of Wilkes having heard with great
pleasure Of the contemplated visit 10
Georgia Ofthe Hon. Jefferson Davis, and
cherishng for him the greatest esteem
and affection, in public meeting assem-
bled, they urgently request him TO revisit
Washington, the scene OF the last cabinet
meeting, heic in the closing hours OF the
COnfederacy; the visit to be made at such
time during his stay In Georgia as may
best suit his convenience. They assure
him Of a heartfelt welcome, and earn.
estly hope II may be in bis power 10 ac-
cent this cordial invitation.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-26
Our Truck Farms.

From tho Fort GGtnos GA Tribune.
The truck men here have had quite a
hard time this year. AT first the floods
came and rdined them: then a time was
had with the rats, but PhGnix-like,
crushed to earth will rise again, and to-
day they are as busy as bees, with I'M
swerYing energies and as fine prospects
as ever. The amount of melons alone,
around town will be way up to-
ward 1000 acres planted. Now,
say 1000 acres be planted, and
they yield car TO every acres, (63 cars
were raised on y acres last year, there
will be 800 cars shipped, which, il they
only net $50 per car Owe have sold them
for $1,000 will bring into the county $751;
600. And 1t Will come at a season OF the
year when no other crop Is bringing
money. The melons raised here are fine,
and always command high prices.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-26
IrppoeaIo llIamlrn.
Railroad Contractors

CEALED proposals for grading the Savan-
- nah, Dublin and Western Short Line Rail-
way from Lofts creek to Dublin (abOnt %
miles, win be received until P. NJ, May 18th,
at the Presidenps Office. No. 300 Stock Ex-
change place, Philadelphia. Pa, and at the
Office of The Chief Engineer, No. 66 Bay street.
Savannah. ca.
Bids 10 no made out In duplicate and sent TO
both offices PrOhles can be seen and specin-
cations obtained at either PLACE.
Parties may bid on the Mole or on any
part Of the work not less tnan 20 miles In
length.
A certified check for $780, made payable 10
T. n. JOHNSON, Treasurer OF the savannah.
Dublin aud Western Short Line Railway
Company, must accompany each bid. This
check may be sent 60 either Office, and will DO
returned rs soon as the bid DO rejected, or II
accepted a. soon us work Is commenced.
Bids will be opened publicly nc both places
at noon May 18th, and the contract awarded
within i've days thereafter. Work must be
commenced not later than June /.
The company reserves the right 20 reject
any or All bids. Arthur pOu,
Ehinf Nnnfurrr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-26
SOUTH CAROLINA.

There is some talk of estab fishing an
ice factory in Anderson.
The crop of peaches in Anderson
county has been badly injured.
A money order department IS to be es-
tablished at the Manning post office.
Arrangements are being made to hold a
baby show in the opera house at Wins
borO.
Commercial fertilizers have been sold
in Seneca this season TO the amount OF
$1,000.
The Governor has appointed Fred.
HOrsey supervisor OF registration for
Charleston county.
The expenses OF the recent term Of court
in Marion, which was in session for IL
days, was $1,39l 80.
The annual meeting OF the South Car o.
lima Holiness Association VIII be held IN
Anderson on May IL.
The Laurens Guards have been armed
with the latest improved Springfield
breech-loading rifles.
On April II Arthur Weathersbee, OF
Aiken, won foot race OF $50 yards over
Mover, the champion Of Augusta.
During the recent rains the KeOwee
river rose 70 within few feet Of the high
water mark Of the great food OF 1876.
For the year ending on April the town
OF Georgetown received an income from
licenses, fines, taxes, ETC., Of Sl3,216 46.
The Reformed Methodist Union church
is increasing very much in numbers and
in influence throughout Beaufort county.
Preparations are being made for the i'm
mediate rebuilding OF the Baptist church
recently destroyed by fire at Graniteville.
The Grand Lodge Of South Carolina, In
dependent Order OF Good Templars, meets
in Manning on the fourth Tuesday In
April.
Col. ID. Wyatt Aiken does not propose
70 withdraw from the race for Congress.
He Is an avowed candidate for the DEM
Ocratic nomination.
II is said that there is boy in New
berry county about 10 years old who has
a tail several inches long which he can
wag like an animal.
An old gentleman and his wife are lly-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-26
Georgin PoIItlca.


Mai. Blanee Tor Congress viii be sollhly
and enthusiastically Endorsed by Polk.
Very littlessntimeht IL yet expressed on
the gubernatpfi9 race, and IL 10 too oOp
for much td6eyflop regarding candidates
for county Offices. lbut among possible,
though NOT positive, candidates for State
senator, this being Polks time, 50 tar
me itiOned, We hear the names OF n. w.
Everett, j. o. Waddell, 5. M. n. Byrd and
W. q. Bum, and among those for Repre-
sentative those Of DR.. l.. s. Ledbetter. Or.
ID. n, Russell and i. .. w. MeMegkln.