davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
&urie RabeIpepeiasn.

- GornellnS SanOerbIlt fam 9ei!ern in
Gais Qn.
- 3ie y8adara6 .Seioenwirterei So. &"
in g8ien bat f0lirt. Die YaFOa be,ta9en
$250,000.
- Sn Der llmgebung BON 9an5ig berrideu
lleberl6memmungeu uuo mebrere 9Orier
ftebeH inter 2Safier.
- SIN Oeutiden 8ei4Stuge paiirte gefern
bic gtQ CUR Serfferung Ger @rbetter gegen
Sranibeit ober llnfaue be 3peite 2eiuug.
- 0as bri,iide 6inun3miniitelium bat
cine Summe 9elo iur bic GoQen0uug Ser
n&eft Glare 8abu" in Srlan0 oorgei6ofieu.
9as g8erf mirO 800 Irbeiter beidaitigeu.
- -9ie lseten @Orte, tpeI6e g8iuiam s.
6orfter, Der oor9efern aeitorbeue britii9e
StaGtsmonn uno epemaltge @beHe(retdr fir
SrIano, Dor ielnem 8OOe iprad, pareu: mo
Home Rule"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07

Wilbor's Cod Liver Oil and Lime
Gie 6reunce iOl1er Yerlonen, mel6e ourt
bieies OrigineQe YrGparat BON entidiebeuer
S4win0iutt gebeilt puroeu, iopie Die oant.
barren gebeilten ielblt baben benz Artifel
ourd ieine Nnerfennuug uuo @mpfebluug
etne 9rOBe YopuaritGt in gteuz guglauO ges
9eben. Sn 6ieier Combination iit Ser geber-
tbran eiueS pioerli9en 9eidmafes enttleis
BET uub oOppelt miriam gema6t mOrSen
burd bic SerbinOung nit Salf, melher an
ii4 elm Bieberberfeuuns5uittel if, inoem er
benz Spfem gerabe bic Qgeu3ien uno Inter
iliitung mitt6eilt, Die 3ur 6eilun9 tranter
Qun9eu notbmeuoi9 finb. u. q. gStIbot,
@bemtfer, 9 0 f II, 1T Der Gt9enthiimer.
8ei allen 9roauiiten III baben. (83t&p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
sfe fetnsltd1en slpad,ett.

Sort 8ouie, arrS., 6. Qpril. - S6es
riff Slatd bon @odties&Ountg, 2tri5., bat
BEN @eneral @root n1iinblid) uno ipGter
ifriitIif) Inn Quslieferun9 @eronimo'8, Chi
buabua's uub Der iibri9eu @efanqeuen 2lpaz
feu eriudt. Der General erpioerte, Die
Apuden feisn Sriegsgefan9ene uno tOnnten
uOrlduiig ni9t Der @iOilbeb0rSe ausgeliefert
neroen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
Gus Gubo.N

pau anna, q. Wfar3. = Die Sonrnale
in CAN'T @ipiritu meIoen, bas Rdube< itpei
Serren, Nameus Mobeffo @ueuar unb III
auel Gulntero, tef9euommen baben uu6 EN-
g0ie9elb ftir tbre Sefreiuns uerlauseu. Siinf
Sanetten itberfelen tiir;lid bic Gan Sab
rlels 3udsrplanta9e I'M 9iltritte Colon, uub
elmer eerlelbsn, an9ebItd Der beriidti9te Sanz
bitenfiibrer Saruueoo, puroe in eiuem Sams
pie NIT @tutl9aroliten set0otet. - Bdbreuo
bes persongeuen Wionats muro Ell in Der BRO.
ping Watan3as 5l7 Stlaueu in Greibeit se=
iest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
Ser SeIOmorfk.

u en- DOrt, 6. Nprtl. = 6Olgenbe8
ftnb Die S6luBnOtirun9en: @eIO offnete Su
ll-2t uno i6loB 3u , YrO5ent. - Sterling
gSediel $4.864-$4.86f uuI 60 Gage une
$4.88-$4.884 uuf Sift. - 8uuoe8sSblt=
gutiOuen: 3=proj. 1Ol, Al =pro3. 1929, 4-pro3.
1876. - 2ltiien: Qoams' @rpreB 145, @ens
trail 4acific 42s, Ghei.=SbiO 10, @rte 254,
DO. YriOr. 58t, gutezSbOre 81, R.=S. @eus
tral 49, North 8eitern 1864, DO. Prior. 1881,
N.=g. Central 1Ol3, Sbio. .0diiiippi %, DO.
4rior. 80, Yittsburs 15l, Reaein9 2SI,
ROdzSslanb 126, ,lluionz Bacitc 48i Belterus
Union 65.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
9rafebca oct 96iIfpDi,,ci,. .csn,eIn

9 an Bran5tscO, 6. Npril. = Yoif=
nadlri6ten bon ben Ybiltppineu Snieln uia
Dong Song er9ebeH, oaB cine Sdaar mabos
meoanll4er Sanattfer am Is. 6ebruar eine
tatholllte Wtllfton su 3amoutac8 auf Der Sns
Iel Wttneanao an9rtii uno bic @ebauoe Der.
ielben etnai aiherte. Der Serluft belief fid auf
$4,000. Die Spanter i6idten Militdr ab,
Inn Die Sdulolsen 3u ;ii6tigen, uno Ell
Sampf entfano, in peldem ;n0lf @insebo=
rene get1btet unb mebrere uertuunoet iuur=
ben. auf >fpaniider Seite iuuroe elm Col
bat 9et6btet, >tnb elm Captain, iopie bier
Soloaten oertpunSsN gSenige Sage porber
batten bic ndmli6euN N6anatlfer 6aS 9Orf
Gmabeo unb eine 5lottsh sOb blenftaticn elm
np1id1prt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
2trbettet oes bDoro9rapbiid1en
gSiiren1ta.

9 # II, 0taii., 6. April. - Die neuefte
Observation-Disclosures fir ben gtoroen bes at
lanttld3en Deeres, bic 10 eben aus bem btu
oro9rnpbii6en Sireau eridlenen, 3etgt ni6t
mentger, uls 45 idpinlmenoe, 9efabrlide
gSrads, bic meiften I'M @oIffrom, nabe ser
ameritant4en Siiite, alio birsft in Der Dan,
oelsitraBe. 2as @erii9t, baB bas gSraf
Ses Sampfers p6Blton.@ file" Ieine Sage qez
dnbert babe, bat ft6 bel ansefeuter llnferIus
dung als unbesriinbet erlpieien. @s lieet
nod. mo ss 9eftranoetif adt Dteilen iiiOli6
her 6euerz Snieln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
9ataifroplle allf oenl Nhtp.

ct. gonts, 6. Gprll. - Gtne Oepelte
aus Greensboro, Sp., meloet, NaB Der Oam.
pier yWtountain, Bon" beute rib nabe ieuem
Srte in einem Sturne tenterte. 6ranf 2lbs
ider, Elm gSdflter, ScOtt gOmerp, Elm 0eds
atbelter, uno g8m. StateIer, eiu YaIia9ier,
eriranten. Die iibrt9en uuf Dem Daapftr
befinbliden YeriOneu, IA an Der 3abl, WIr-
RON nprpttpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
Ntehnt6rfte.

@btcago, 6. april. 8inooteb:
3ufubr $500; Serienoung 1000; Yreiie bari
irten 3ruii6en $1.75 uuo $5.6O.-S9metue:
3ufubr i GOO; Serienouu9 $500; Breiie pa=
riirien ;tpii6en $2.75 unb $4.25.-S9aafe:
3ufubr oOOO; SerienOuug 800; Breiie Oartz
Irten 3piiden $500 unb $3.50.
ct. 2ouis, 6. 2pril. 8inbuieb:
3ufubr 1900, 8erienbuit9 800; Preiie uariz
irten Spii9en ST. uno $5.35.-Sdweire:
3ufubr 900, Serienbung feline; Bretie oaris
irteu 5ruiifen $3.8 unb $4.4O. - S4aafe:
9ufubr 600, SSrieHOnn9 teine; Yrelie part
@ait zQibertp, 8enni., 6. 9tpril. -
8iubptsb: 3ufubr 247, Serienbuug 81;
qreiie pariirten 3miideu $500 lnO $500
@ameiue: 3mubr 400, Serienbun9 400;
8reiie oariirteu 5rpiidleu $4.1O uuO $3.50
S6aufe: 3ufubr 5000, Serenouns 22OO; {;
4reiie uariirteH $l.5O uno $4.OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
Or. RaNwaB's SGrfapariLlian lIefolueRt
Der grOBe &lutreiuigcr.

Gun Seiluns dlroHidtr 9ranfbeten lfrovbuI0ler,
uphilitiiher erblder O0er GHitedtnoer 9rt. G6rons
lhr HhcumutiSmuS, SfrOpbeln, Drilenanlhuels
lung, uotenes SulttIn, trcba0rtge Jeloen Gun9enz
itTomm, C5tidWuffc, SldSdcu, 5inueH, Gjehuurc,
Nusdldge in C5eittt, 0uitcioeu, @iht, gBaiiers
iutbt boppeIte 6Iuc6cr, SdSfuB, yuitrobreurn5hns
Dung, Stmnoiutt, Sarnrubr, NjereHz, Safenz,
ErttrueiimeI0tH Il, f. W,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
e trOp belu,

Gu95trbte o5s. bon Dem 4aHtuteu iei6N sugsSolens,
gctoren sum 9ttlbsrti9 oes SeriaParlGiaus Me-
ioIptTt.
IS ftno SuyGu bC EeriOnen, bic ron Sugeno uuj
bis 81 20, 50 uuO 40 jabren on StrUp5tln liteu,
beuirt, pOroCu ourt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
Mepubltfaniid1er sieg TT Gtnctn=
ffQff.

Cincinnati, o., 6. 2lpril. - Die 9e.
itrise Nunisipalpabl enbete nit eiuem Siese
Der Republitaner. Die WfaioritGt Der re-
publitantiden @aubibaten betrdgt 1000 bis
;u 1000 Stimmen, unb bic Tepublitaner baz
ben cine Webrbeit in beibeu 3meigen 6es
Stabtratbs, iopie i'm Sdulratb. 9as gez
fern abgegebene Sotum mar beoeutenb aez
ringer, alS basienise, peldes i'm Serbfte abs
neoeben fplIr0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
W q { aria
oeri d. te men Is 0
S6iittCfFcber,

faItss mp btBiecs Irisber. gebeiIt fdr 80 Gents.
IS 9ebt fem aHbereS 6eilmtttel IN oer lEe oas Is
ihneu auerlel teber bellt, mo9en ie BON ucroor6es
uer Suft (Malara) Ooer entarteter @5aus tommen,
mO9en fie ShUrah=, Ecrueniie6cr, IppbuS o6er
9elbeS 5ieber belBen, ats unter 8usie6ung pom
Rabuop's $tIIen- RGomGp'S 0saOn 0iez
IICf. SuniNp 2entS Die TlaihC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
Dr.llaOwaD's SarGapariliian RefolpeHt,

rslhcs aus Soficn ron ousuoroeutllter 6ttlfrait
Nefctt, ME Gie5 8ur 6sIugung, gGicocrberIeuuna
Uno &aItluaH0 0cs nieou1ebrohcnCR S0rpers notbB
Wd)Cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
6autfrantBritru,

ousr Art, beioubers droniIhe Sauttranf6eiteu Uers
ben 8Oni JuperIdiiig burdl cine 2ur nit RaomaB's
SGrlGPartutau 9ebet. lEI melnen UCraltete
Bel allen ApotbttCrn. Sin Dollar Die 5Cuit5e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07

Rsg" gBir lenten bic anfmertiamteit uu=
ierer 2eier aui g8. 6. Douglas So
Q 6ube. 9ieie Sduhe fiuo aus oem be-
fen Wateriale angefertigt uuO peroen ais
UOrju9lid garuntlrt. User iie uidt bei'm
SdubbGnoler finbet, lam fie bonn 6abris
tauten g8. 6. Douglas in BrOdtOu, 9&aH.,
brett be3iebenr penn er an oenielbeu cine
Boffarte ridjtet, mOrauf Sr. Douglas ihm
ooufanOise 4upetluug gum SelbtaHmeIleu
i6idt, oeTen Gelultat oemlelbeu oauu nit
8utbeiIen 1T. - 9n Baltimore balteu Die
96. WOieS u. SrteOeureib, 9tr.
81, gICrO. GutcmfraBe, ua0 Gugen DO D..
bertS, gtr. 1879. gtOro @ap 5traBe, bic
Douglas. .SaNhe aai Wager,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
RrfefR.

bic in ben euelit,en gldttern anseBei9 iunren unb
beren aSrefateu oem ytamen5zalau9e ulh 9eutite
ftn0:
9ameuz9tffe:
gutmerer Wtrs, Samberser gfi6 Srances, BItoff
IRis euena. 9eGinger Wib Rasqe, @pps TsiB EQen,
Souptman Utrs Susenice, Sein U1rs 6, Serman
llrs, Singer DhB annie 3, 2lein Utrs =, arufts
WliB emma.
perrens9tfe:
Sernletn 9axris, Soqinser 9 8, flint s S. 5rnnt
VI S, 9uner 5reo, Setth = g, 8oamunn Senrp,
gtnoeman Sol U, Btetier ", Jiober Aloert, StrauB
gioies, Stnsbsmer U, StsiH SobH, Stre6 Geo,
2Biieman Geo q.
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Nemers brmnft tn sacroYe.

2acroiie, g8isc., G. 2prI. - Gin nm
10l(hr beute Sornltttas aus9ebrOdenes 6euer
serii0lte Sobn Yaul'8 un6 s. {. @olman'S
SG9emiblen, iomie cine enprme Guautitdt
gaubOl3. Son bort perbreitete eS fit) meiter
rnb se1it0rte cine Sobelmible, adt 6rad)t.
naggons Der yNtilpaufeesSt. Baul. Sabn,"
cine Selfeniie6erei uno mebrere gSObnbduier.
Die Seuerbepartement5 bon Sparla uno
gSiHono id)idten Soiilie nad Der 8rCubitGtte,
uno ge9en Dtittag tele9rapbirte Wa1or
Pomeu aud mad Der 200 NteiIen entferuten
Sta6t 0ttlpautee uno eriuhte unt Seiitano.
GStuet 9ampfiprisen purocn pom bort ans
auf etnem @rtra3uge biCrber 9eididt. lin 3
llbr mar Der Srano nod nid]t inter @ontcole,
tnbeiien idabte man ben Serluit bereitS auf
$50O,000 bis 81 ,OOO, 900. @ma 1O0OQrbeiter
peroen ourd ben Srano beitGfttgu I9sloS.
(SpGter.) - I'm IS llbr giadmittag5 mar
bas 6euer pollhGuotg inter @OnttoIe, nad=
Dem eS 5ebn 9euerte, einIdlieBlid Smeier Der
gr0Bten Soljb0ie NiScOniln's uuo ungefGbr
so tletne &obnbduier, nit Sduttbauieu be-
bedt bate. Nuh Die 9rOBe Sd)inoelnfubrif
Der 8irma Se9elfe, SObIburfi & @omp. lit
eingeGidert; Die grauerei eer t6{5. s. & s.
0fid)ael entging mr. nit inapper gtOtb Der
3eri0ruu9. Ser &erluft miro jest AMI
$8OO,00O bis 81, 100000 9eddet BON mel
dem Setraae $4OO, 900 auf s. Z. Coleman
tOmmeu. 0as @igentbum bieies 6srrn mar
nidt oslidert. Sobu Yauls Serluit miro
anf $15O,0OO geifdtt mo lit 6ura Scride~
rung i'm Setrage bon 100000 ge0eft. @tma
400 Meniden weroen Ourd ben Srano OBJ
ncd1lnS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07
9r. &aOwaB'S
&e9tslirenSe Etuen.

saN WaWIIBe Etbers Uho WFa1en1 elImttteI
%6lia obne 8cg1itmad, elegant nit d6em sara
ubeHo9en pur9iren regulren reinigeu uno trditigen
0tle 4Iuen.
glaOwen's giuen Bur Sellung aGer Ragens
Ee6erz, @eodrm=, ytereuz uno Sl0ienleoen, Jufs
tenihmeuen, NppetitmanseI, U1attigteit, yicruens
trontbeten, SoptitmeEen, SartlebI9tett, gcrfOps
Jung, 8ero0uun95 5leioen, Dq5pepNe, 9alenletoen,
f5ie6er, MISUNDERSTANDING, SdmorrbOioen un6
aler GtOrun9en Der ginseUebe. Jicn peseta6iltih,
!cire Spur pOu Wertllr, UfueG1,leH 00er itlollheH
GrOGlen.
BreiS: 25 Gents Die eGahteI. Be alien
Gpotbgtern Su BADEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-07

SeriuGe eiu @Ias 3utebarnt' I5enEorz
ters! 3u ieDer SabresIeit eibt es fein
ua5r6afteres, BeiinDerrs @etr1lt.
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8 Sg6pcpiic

bieies geioen. Gle geben Dem Ulagen Heue Strait
uro b,idbi9en ibu CUR Sriuquug eiuer Auigabe. Die
Spmptome Der 8uspepiie peritWHOen unO nit
mus. U1an ge6raute Die aTBnei nadJ Inweiinng
unb beiolqs, mas mir in ~6alih uHO 2Ba9r" I6er
Ge6enspeiie iG9en.
geiet: ,SaIi d. uno g8 br."
ERan it1e cine Bricimnrtt an 5r. RaOmaB &
So, Vr. 32, QBautnzSr., NeUzY Yoyt, far p5diItb
un0 lGasr."
Qn as Bublttum.
IPan oerauge nun Haoman'S, uno ebe uot, ob
Der ytUme ., ,RaOma1" 0uf Dem Pdtten ltebt,
I59 IRoI, IR .5EElp-)
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Wftina ain 1. Santlnr


Sonr Sur Nano unb in Slnten ...
Sarlehen aui gBerthpapiere, Sunz
ossobIi9ahonen u. anoere Siher=
hetten ............ ..............
Sunoess uro oncers SbIi9ationen,
pdfl. l......-. ....
Glte SbIiaationen uno Sqpotbeten
aui @runbetsent6um. m...........
9runbeiscrtbum, Siireau9e66ube
Ger Sompa9nie in RerUart. .......
Sei 9opotbetenthnbt9un9 9etaufter
@runobeiib Observation-Disclosures.
2arleben Guf in Strait beFnblihe
ROllItH. ........
Sm @iniieben be9riffene Qeit6em
eingeganeene) Erdmien... go.
2l9entensSilanBen uno Saarz6or=
eerur9en ....... ...,.......
Tduige unb ouf9es
luufene ,Siuien. 1922, ,02O.2
auf9clhobene unb
nib I berittele
9ietto Brdmien
ouT in &rnft bez
RnOlibe Boiicen. 27S,155.83
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Sulililld ld..............
decentralization


utberituf. tuf.................... S1,975,126.12
Som porfebenoen Neberit uiie 1T aui ieoe ouYu
oefehu9te Folce eIne Sur Sahresperlammlung 1856
bahlb0Te SlpIoenoe auS9emorIen moroeu.
SUM Dlorttpertbe betrt9e.oer lleberz
gtadl Der yleluz gorter Rorm( 8feierpe=
fono AZ Hro5ent unb Wartpertb)
mare Der ueberlhuB ......... ...S5, ,45O, ,S62,3l
3abl Der an /. San. 1856 III Strait
befnold'en Holicen 81 $40.
Sertherun9S= =Betra9 Sl39 9,416, ,S07,
Sire ttOreu:
Sbeoopr Wadnet, Im,t Seob,
Sobn y. SIafe, Sra ~. S,arriIpu
Gonaro d. gSrigbt, Sorace ". Sonar
Seni. 6. Wiuer, George ". GaIfen,
Sauies y. pearion, @iIItam Slarf,
freoeri6 $. Seeie, Sreoeri6 u. VottS
0oIteeu fpnnen uadl oem 2. Sabre unbcotrat
nidt periauen.
2dSt man bic QoItce oerfaueft, 10 GIeibt tic
In Strait, 10 lan9e t6r Wertb Sur Yrdmieniabluno
ausrett, ODER es ptro, penn man es porSie6t, cine
pcu eints8abte @oIice iir i3ren pollen gsertb bann
aus9eitent.
gfad Dem srpeiten Sabre itnb GoIieen unanfet,tz
bar (auseenommen bel abiidthem Setruoe), unb
aIte 8eId)rdnfunsen SetreffS Retiens poer Oct
Seid)dfttgune fino Damn aufgebnben.
Yaar SarIeben fueroen bis 5u so Brojent 6eS
Reierpe=gSertbes 9ege6en, penn 9iltge ue6ermeiiun
gen Der Bolicen ais @olateraIzSher9eiten 9ed]eben
tonnen.
@erIuite meroen mad iserti9iteluns unb SiIlisuus
ron SeIe9en ioiort be5ablt.
8. y. 08pooaro, Stcots =N1ent,
gtr. 1, ct. YaniitraBe,
Us S3,9). Baltimore, Uib,
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Serfherun9ssMnsmeile.
9lusaabsu In 1855.

cplNtHlHVaVtt
teuern. Observation-Disclosures. las, S,345.76
usgaben, oorunter A9enten=Som=
miifonen, GnSei9en, Saldre e., 64S,535.S6
S5,24S, ,SSI.O5
SuQnS Qm /. Sanuor 1856. 3S,0i6,0 ,075.14
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Gin Srwtid)sr &rtees esoampfer bombaroirt eti'
Teacrsprf in gSeftafrtfa. = InSbrnh Der
6bpIera III 5raufretdI. - Ste Sad1Ia8s TIM
Orient.
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2tOerpool, 6. Qpril, 1890 Mitta9s.
- Saummolle: 0tltteliorte SberldHoer 5;
oitto. gten=Srleans 51ll6.- Die 8ert1ufe
betrugen 10, 900 8allen, SpetulatiOn II. ausz
iuhr 1000, 3ufubr 1000.
2onbon, 6. Qpril. - Ser. Staateuz
Sbli9ationen: 4-pro3. 1285, Ditto 4t=proj.
1144. : 2lftieu: Q.s9.=8. 4O4, 90. 2. III,
@rie PCT, 90. 9O5, N.z9. Central 1O4t, Ba.z
Central 54s, Sus.- .-@entral ZAP, ,8eaoing 124,
@an.=Paciftc 67t, gterican &c, ct. YauI
Common 894.
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,er Ron ous Se,,ts6e 9eit,drtften.

9as S6atamt bat Die @utiaei6uus OeS
Stem 9orter 3oueinuebmerS 9enehmist, mad
melder getpiiie beutife @O9euidrifteu, Die
cine fortlaufenoe @ei9idte entbalten uuo
gum @inbinoeu in Su4form beubiidtiat iinO,
3olab9aben entri6teu nliiHen. Ser Smpor=
teur beanipruf)te, baB bte S6rlften inter
ben Serorbnnn9en Der 3olgeiebe 5Ollfrei
ieleu,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-07
We Ia, nestly Entrcat Every Suf- fering Woman who Sees this to Read 1t Carefully and
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M. Editer:-"An ounce of prevention Is better than pound of cure, and pound of cure is better than a ship-load of argu- nent in your columns. l SAW some tune aro m advertisement of a medicine called BrndAcld's Female Regulator and the wop- derfnl results from its use: and AS my wife had been sufferer and invalid for fifteen wears from proapsus and congestion of the womb and painful mcnstratiou, and the doc for. could do her no good, l was persuaded tn try the remedy. So sent for two bot tl,-. and the result was that she improved so much sent for anotEer package, and she is rnw ,,l. to do her household work, and ,,nrs about wherever she plcnsc>. am e'h- fdort she is n. rna'r lv cured. sent for q l,t If thi. vonde:t Il mic Regulator L" sell md every bottle that | have disposed "t has given complete satisfaction and tn" re- sults are in every case all that could be de- sired With thank. to the "EntcrprSc," which csllod my attention to il. and to the Bradheld Regulator Co.,, the proprie,or- of this great boon, am grateful, yours,
 J. W. DAVIS.
 P. S.-You can publish thi. or not, II YOU sec fit, but for the benefit of women, hope you will,
 Anyone who doubt. the genuinrness Q the above can write to Mir. Davis, who wll give all particulars.
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 The Missouri Pacific Railway.

The Missouri Pacific system of railways is the longest in the world 6,5O0 miles. It extends through eighteen degrees of longitude, from St. Louis south, and extends through fourteen degrees of lati- tude, from the Mississippi river west. It employees twenty.seven thousand people, and pays out to these in round numbers, one mill ion dollars monthly. It hauls 21O passenger trains, and 466 freight trains daily. It consumes annually one milliOna. tons of coal, all of which is mined from mines owned by the system. It owns 76O en- zines, $50 passenger cars, 165 bag gage and express cars, 233, ,O0O box, flat. coal and stock cars. 475 ca booses, 225 road cars and $40 re. frigerator cars. In 1884, the sys- tenn earned thirty.fiye million dol. lars, and paid about eighteen mill. ion dollars of this back to employ CTS and for other expenses. The policy of the system is determined in New York, under the immediate supervision of the President, Jay Gould, while the detail, manage ment and responsibility for It's success, falls upon H. M. Hoxie, Esq, of St. Lous, the first vice. president. This last named officer has vast power. We are glad to voice the fact that he has the abil- ity, knowledge and fairness toward all, to wield this power as he does daily, for the development of the southwest, and the upbuilding thereof, as well as for money get ting for the great corporation for which he labors so earnestly.-Ru- ral & Workman.
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We are constantly receiving such voiun- tary testimony.
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scraped on the sandy beach, Nick Piper and I sprang ashore and ran swiftly across the shingle to the shelter of the woods. The pursu- CTS yelled derisively at what they considered useless efforts to es. cape, and piled their paddles with renewed vim.
 But now came a startling sur. prise for them.
 No sooner had we plunged into the thick timber than broad sheet of flame streamed forth from the shadows of the trees, and the simultaneous report of half hun- dred army muskets shook the air.
 The result was all that could have been desired. Every one of the six Indians was shot dead, and the canoe, turning bottom side up- ward, let the lifeless bodies sink to the bottom of the lake. Then there rose a long, loud cheer that made the welkin ring, and, as if by magic, the peninsula suddenly became peopled with blue- coated soldiers.
 The explanation is simple. On landing, we very unexpectedly found ourselves in the midst of an entire company of United States regulars, who had been anx- iously watching the race which they now brought to so abrupt an end. Moreover, it was my owu company, and the hearty manner ill which the soldiers greeted me was one of the truly pleasant ex- periences of my life. The boys, alarmed at my prolonged absence, and fearing that some serious mis- fortune had befallen me, had ob- tained permission to go in search ot their hair-brained Captain, and had reached the edge of this little lake just in time to save my life.
 Of course, with such ample pro- lection, Nick Piper and l pursued our way to the front without fear | s
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There is no end to the funny things that are seen and heard by the teachers in our public schools Once a teacher observed huge blot of ink on a boys copy book "What is thatw he demanded. Sure. I think it's tear sir" "A tear. How could tear be black:' "Sure, think wan O the colored boys dropped it, sir" For the comfort of children who know what it is to be "flustered,' this is the laughable reply of very bright and accomplished lady teacher who was passing a purely formal exam ination in phyoiology. Where is the alimentary canalf' was de- handed. "Really, was the pleas ant reply, "I forgot whether 1t is in Indianapolis or Illinois,
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A petrified man has been dug up in Massachusetts. He must be the man whose wife would not let him buy her sealskin sacque un. til he first bought himself fine overcoat. Y. Morning Journal.
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Living Witnesses Testify

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. II, 1884. I have tried Bradfeld's Female Regulator md ind it splendid, and all you claim for t Respectfully Matte A. Lowe
 Due West, :. C., Nov. r., 1881. ., I have used one bottle of your Female Regulator, and can recommend il to the pub lie ss being specific for the diseases of w~ men. Tours truil, ,
 Hester Smith.
 Smithlond, Tex, Nov. II, 1884. have been taking your Female Regulator and think it a great medicine. Have rec commended it to several of my friends who have used it with the most happy results.
 Yours truly, F. M. W hatciy'
 W,btervillc,, Tex, Nov. Il, 1881. Having used your Female Regulator with great success, and also Mothers Friend with the same result, l send you my thanks and best wishes. 1 think every Female should know of this boon to woman, namely Brad folds Female Regulator aud the Mothers Friend. Respectfully,
 Mrs. Jane Thompson.
 Lintor, Ga, Nov io 1884. I have been using your Female Regulator for some time with tho best of results, and find it to be just what you claim for it to be -woman's best friend Respectfully,
 Mrs. ". l.. Reeves,
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We are constantly receiving such volun- ,ary testimony.
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GRATITUDE!
q3jtors n tIanta institution:

Editors T Udntn nStitut{0n:
 Below we hand you letter from a gratc- ft heart. which was sent to and published in the Nanslstyinc, Texas, Enterprise, -" without our knowledge or solicitation, and we desire to give it publicity through your columns.