davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04

Gin fur6tbares.u n METER lit
Wtltte September iber einen She'll Der ct.
0auers, 2lppen5euere unb ct. @larners
Nlpen nieoer9e9un9en uno but in ben 0obz
tbGlern arge 8~erwIituugen angerl6tet.
Sn 3ett elmer balben Stunbe pudbs oer
SburfuB in Gogeenburg beoenfIi6 on,
StraBeu, gBege, Bride1, @ebre unaufz
baltlam tDegreiBeno uno l6GDiaeno. gtas
nHentlth beoenflt6 Dauitc 0as @emitter
uber Die Nusldufer besi Speer uno SGHtts
BIN. Set 1rummenaI rib Der GUM Strom
9eworbene DorIba6 Die SG9e balb. meg
nno brahte ausgeriiene gaunen uno Ge;
fraud aller Mrt nit. Ser OurdblaB Des
0ortbades tpuroe ueritopft uno oas
tobenoe gBaller 20 SuB sod 9eitaut. 10 baB
cine Trau gum Dberen Seniter hinaus aut
elmer Setter lid retten muBte. 9lub i'm
Netertbal [Go99enburs] iiebt es truurig
aus. Ser yteter itiea 10 SUB bod un0 rib
Die Mebre Don Wfii6len uno Jabrlten meg.
Die neue eepolbte Bride BET BeterSel
lpurbe Elm Spfer oes tobenben Glements.
Stege uno fIeinere 8riden limo falt ale
meggerillen. @rauenbatt patbcte oas 8es
mitter aud in ben @enleinoen Nieoersurz
men II Bitten [@anton GlarusL blnnen
ether &iertelItunoe tDaren bei0e O0rfer in
S6utt unO 8aiier bis gu BEN eriteu Stodz
nerten Der 9Guier. Sdnmtlt6e nit gros
Bem Goltenauipanb bergelteuten Gbalipers
rem iillo %SeritDrt. ebenlo ldMmtlihe 8rlden
DeS ODrfbd0es. Gas BobnDaus oes
8ouern Samuel StIBi lit 3erit0rt uuo
oelien &ne1t ertrunteu. Sn allen @ez
meiuoen oes @larner l1nterlanoes riefen
Die SturmgIoten 5iilfsmauulhaften hers
bel. Sn Bitten iteute fi1 gum Slid elm
ungebeurer SetsbloG in Die Uittte oes
Dorfbabes, bet beu Q6itur3 bes BaIiets
unO @elhiefers etlpas gu bemmen per-
mo6te. Obne bieien Selsblod mIroe uns
terbilten unterm S1utt besraben lein, Die
@Lm inn Sabre 1881.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04
(gcrreipoubsns Der .SHiuois Staatsasituus.C
Sic Gntvctucs Cholera.

0ieie Derbeerenoe uno oeBbalb nit Geft
geflrbtete Grdnf5ett Der S0meine mat
ihon leit larger 8eit Der belonoere @eger=
ftano n1eincr Geoba1tungel, uno tpenn
irgeno Seman6 nIBlihe Winfe uno 8erz
b~aLtunQs> UtaBregeln bel etntrepenoeu Sdls
len hieraus eutnebmeu fam, 10 mare nletn
Sped erreiht. e.
9iOH Dor fWrSer 3eit fanS id in elmer
Seitung cine bonn Staats : 0eterin6rar3t,
9errn 9ttttns gegebene Wittbeiluug, tpie
Musbreitung Der ShDeineholera gehemmt
tDeroen tonne; leoo6 mar in ieuer Nn>
5eige ni6ts iber pie GrIdeiuun9 uno BEE
banoIung Der &rautbeit 9elagt.
Die Sbmelne10lera trttt au8eniheiit5
LID unermartet berpor, neil ole porausgez
benben Qln5eiben Der @rfranfung nibt
leidlt III bemerfen iiuo. Die Sbiere uers
ben ploBliG ~trauria, nebulen tetn Sutter
unO lalIen Den Gopf bGn9en. Ser Gang
lit tauu1elno; Der Mtbem l6neler, dagitz
LID unD feubeno, tponur6 Die Sbiere in
cine betlemmenoe 9ngit nerieBt 3u tperoen
i6eineu, iuoeln ite ii6 germ Derfrteden.
Die &0rperpdrme lit beoeutenD erb06t;
Wtaul unoJtu1el ltnb troden, hetB uno BON
bunfelrotber Sarbe. Die grcremente iino
biinnf1uHtg, nit Blut untermtiAt & perz
breiten einen efel6aften @erub. Die D2ats
ttgfeit ura &inlGuigfett ntn1ut lhleI su;
Die S~dleimD6ute erbalten cine nnterlaufene
SGr6uHg; Die @lieoer erfalteu, un0 inter
frampfDaiten 3udunseu erfolgt Der SOB,
gemeiubtn lnnerbalb 1876 Stunoen, leIz
ten lpGter. 3upeilen bemerfte ih aud
nod eiu ledenlueiie auftretenoes Glau>
Mnb ShtparSlDereen Der 0aut.
Die psranlaltenoeu urIa1en Der S6tpeis
neholera itne ul3meifelbaft Elm uureIner,
heiBer uno ounltiger Nufentbalts> Ort;
- ihIe1te oeroorbene, l6immlihe 9tabruug
unb ungenugenoe5 frtldes Getrint BET beiz
Der Mitterumg; 81 i6ueler Suttertre6iel
unD Der uebergang our WiaitGng. Serner
fam cine itarfe Grbibung Der S6peine
bur9 angeitrengte Utdri6e uno Der GRAMS
port auf @ilenbabuen an heiBen Saeen
Die Cholera erSeuger, neil Die Gbiere lebr
bGufi9 9urit teioen miiiien, uno iiberbaupt
cine lhlehte @artung BADEN.
Der 9lnii6t oes 6errn Nttins, baB iih
bic S6meinehoIera Durh 2lultedung luels
pHidten; i'd betradte oielelbe ais II / d
a~nte6enD. Der @laube, oaB Die
Grenfbeit aRltedeno iei, lGBt li6 bermntbz
Dper ale &6tere zines Stnies, ooer aub
peri6teoener Sarmer i'll oemielben Orte
,ertraufeu. DIAN mus bierbei isoo6 ni6t
gu beadten pergelieu, paB Die Shwelne
zines, OOer mebrerer Beiiyer gLeide Itabs
Jung betommen uno Stauung tpie aud
gBartun9 pieislben Wtdngel baben unb oaz
I'm Die &biere au6 Den &rantbeitsz
@inflIHeu III berieIben &eiie aus9elebt
finO. DAB cine 9.nftedun9 bierbei nt6t
D~orlie9t, oGpon CLAUDE ib mid bGuftB lberS
seuat 3u baben, pouon id bier etnen SAL
auiihren mill, III Dem Die Shmetne BON
Siuel 6armern, pelde 81 tueit BON etlouoer
Dobn!en, UNI ir9enp pelden 9lnltsdungss
Stoff Ilberilbren Su tDnHen. iamnultb Oil
Der Cholera ertrantien, mG1ren0 Die Ibtcre
beS InaDebet mobnenoeu Jia1bars oe5 @inen
i'm beiten Gelunobeits> 3ultano it6 befans
ben, troBoem iie nit ben @rfrantten bdu>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04

fOnne. Die 9tegieruneen bon 9eutihlano,
Oeiterrei6 uno JfuBIane iDDleu ~offenbar
einsH blutieen 3uiammenitoB, etne @nt=
iheiouuB Der 9Saf1engemalt 10 iauge ais
mogll6 btnaus;IebeH, uno tpenn IS troB
ibrer 8emlbHngen, ben SrieoeH gu erbals
ten, gum Eriege fomInen ioute, 10 pirb bas
tpieber eiu BeDeis oafir iein. baB IS utbt
Die G0nige, lonoern Die 80lfer iinO, Die
ben Rrieg maiden. SGtte 9eutl6[ano bod
idon lGn9lt Dleoer eineu Rrieg nit Srants
reid gebabt, tpenn nIGt Srautreibs belpns
reneUt1nnec am Staatsruoer, Die einiaben,
baB bel etnem 6rie9e ni9ts als Jtotb uno
Gleno berausfomlnen, uno oaB CT GlldB
uno Gothringen Iiht tDteberbrtngen meroe,
ibn 3l perbinoern 9epuBt bGtteu.
9aB Die ieBIge Sage Der 9tuge cine ben
Srieoen beorobenbe lit, IdBt it6 ni1t tpobL
Ieuguen. Aber IS lGeint, oaB Die &egie>
runaell ii6 Oollfommen iberseu9t halten,
ibn betpabren Su tDnnen. ionit tpiiroe malt
po6l i6on ooE 8Iituugen uno Sruppen>
~betpegungen eebort baben. 9ofentli6
tlagen Die in ben nGblten Sa3en erpdrtez
ten @rtI6runeen Der Diterreihilhen Gegies
rung i'm 9teibsratb iber Die biplpmatiiUen
Nbma6unQen 0a3u bel, Die Qufregung DeS
DlterreihilheH Bottles au bei9wihttgen.
Denn elm &rie9, ieIbit tOenn er auf einen
Sampf stDiiden GuBlauo uno Seiterreib
beibrGntt bIiebe, mirbe nibt bios in bies
len beioen 9teiden 9anoel uub 8anoeI
Iabm legerl, uuo unenolihes Neb i'm @es
fol9e haben, - audi Der Weltperfe6r milroe
empfinDLib beeintrd6tt9t weroen, unO Der
ft6 eben 9elteno mabeu0e Qufi6wung
plroe einen &iidi6lag erleioen. 8ul9oz
rtel aber lit ni6t einmal Den Dielen GGrm
tpertb, ben mar UNI es ma6t, Diel wentger
einen Erieg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04

SoIgenoe gatente nurben fir bic am %.
Sept. 1886 enotgenoe Wo6e BON Der Der.
Staaten Yatent>S Htce an neltltde @rftuoer
peraDfolgt, pie berihtet ourd) ISM. 8. 9oB,
$ate1t NnlpaIt, 3tntmer SO Wtetropolttdn
SIoG, NorotpeitsGde 2ala1e< ul;D Ganz
oOlpbltraBe @bicago.
SuinoiS.
.0elfa1ne = q. Srubel, Racomb.
4flus 3utbot g. u. Sttenbar9er,
gu9uta.
9arronenlaoer $. 8. @tins, @bilt=
cotbe.
allopt e gatente) = ~. 9. @bipman,
Settler trodeu gu balteu, S. g~aicaiie,
@ouinspiue.
@ilenbabumasenz Rnppeluns S. Sober,
Decatur.
ubrma9er=9u pe = 6. 81. 2~opreuce. Sigh
LAMB Yarf.
@9ubs uno @tisfelmaidine g. aueb=
ger, Gnquoitt.
8ie9 nit @als gu beiurseu S. @utart
Gudeye.
@tiq uettemz gebatter = g. Gabriel, @lm=
1ppoD.
GaQenpre1fe - g. @rtet, Quincp.
GrHtemal1ine = G. gmer1oIt, Spcamore.
Ntoisplan3= Mai9ine = IS. S. Cotton,
@alesburg.
@9ienenpei6e - S. Burnett unb e..
Solicit, Solicit.
!3meirdOriser @aseu g. 6. 8Opep,
Wf0unt Wtorris.
SeOernDer Nbiab = 6. 80. gibbIe, @enz
traliu.
Wettetbe= @iese unb Me9itrirs apparat =
e. u ..Vatr0, ArDaltd.
9SiScpnTn.
8umpe - 6. g. Babcod, Weiltpn.
@ierflite = Is. Is. Bomer, NtilDaufee,
W0belroue = s. S. @onflin, SonbOuldc.
QorseaanzOfe = g. g. SraeteItou, Utit=
mautee..
Warnes SPECULATION SO, 9. SObuiou,
MtIpaufee.
&ummetbefelti9uu9 - st. s. ~2ombarb,
MSbeIroae %. M. Mi9elIon, Milwau=
fee.
pumpe = &. 4atten if. 6 Is. 9nberlon,
Ippleton.
Competition UNI Wdnbe gu betleben - 9.
.. Gaopap, 8erltl1.
feuerz uuo OtebSz Qlarrn - 8. =. S6om1s
& 8. QSooo, S9el 2ate.
Voiloaiers 0fegii trlrer - 81. Sorrep, Detroit,
Mi9., uuo .. S. @aiep, @Dlon,
Spwa.
@asen6ei6ieloS tibe = {. 9. Sofin9s,
Wta1utn9.
95rteffditen = q. g. Goof Burlington.
z&uppelung S. Is, U.s.
fren, Wtount Apr.
NtnWeIotn.
99irmseteG - 9. 9. 9enorir, Sarnning=
@urbeuzg iubez apparot - 6. s. Morsam,
3alnbrabtsg bor &. Guebiser, @hasta.
a9lensD rebbant - 8. 5. Smaa, Sraiz
herb.
SIN @au3er purOeu fur obiae @o6e
n1soedeben: All Batente. II 3eihnulgen
unb Wtulter (Designs), IA @elGdftsmars
fen (Trade Marks, 6 @ttquetten Oabels),
uub 4 Batents 6orretttonen (Reissues).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04
G0tinnnt fitr ole sarDeiter.
Sic eoraotpaas, sefser pOusn satd,rtesen

Ote neueiten Na9ridten aus ben 8tebs
hDfen belagen, baB ole metiten Der borttgen
S6labtbausz 8eIiBer beabft6tteen, peins
nGGlt, pieuet1t i9on W2itte Dieies altos
nuts, ibre @tabliiiements 81 ialteBen, biz
Die Srage. oh d6t ooer Sebn Stunoeu per
Gag gearbettet tDeroeH loa, entldteoen 1T.
Sic glallben, baB fte babel better fabreu,
als tDenn lie erit periu0en, gegen Die Oppo=
1ltton Der Mrbetter gegen 8Ieoeretntuhrung
oes 2ebnitunDens SDitennS an3utGmpfen.
Da5 Gtdbtillement Der @Dtcago Rading &
Brpuiiion So. lit bereits gei6lolieu, angelo
lib sur @ornabme BON &eparaturen, that's
tpmineuS Der Sdlabthauss Beliber, mad
ipeIbem oieielben ldmmtItb etr1er na6 benz
anoern Dem 8etiptele obiger 6trma foIgeil
tperoeu. Auerotngs lit eS ieBt Die j3ett,
in ipelber ieDeS Sabr etne fnr3e Baale i'm
S6lahten gemaht iDlro, um ole notb tgsH
Nus6ellerungen ansfu6ren al ld1IeH, aletn
DiesmaI bat oa5 Gpuitelen Der Arbeit, pie
l6on angeDeutet, etne ttefere Beoeutung,
uno e5 miro, mie aus gutter Queae pers
lautet, fetn Gtabliliement anoer5, als unter
benz 3ebnltunoeu> SDltem Die Nrbett DteOer
auf1ebmeH.
Ote 3aDl Der Nrbetter, toelWe' ourO DaS
'SdlieBen Der S9la9tbdlier auBer Nrbeit
geieBt meroeu, betGuft ii6 auf etpa 10000.
9auon 9eboren unsefGbr 5000 Dem 8ers
banoe Der Bitter Der Nrbeit" an uno iiHo auf
cine Wen9e bon 2etal= AliemblieS Dertbetlt;
III oenen bic @dHadtbuuss 9Irbeiter bic
Diinberbett biloet.d Daber tpetpeu oieie
AiiembIies, beren Sinan3en i'm N4gemeis
men in gutem 3uitanoe fiab, Iet6ter i'm
Stanoe iein. ibpe feiernOen @enolien gu
unteritlben, u1O Der Sampf aegen bas
3ebnitunoens SDitem fam oaher lehr eners
GID aefiibrt iperoen, uno mDgti9ertpetie
Monate lang 6aueru. Die Qrbeiter ielbit
ertidren, Gap iie Eieber in etne Geouttton
Der N6bne, ais in etae Nbidaf1ung OeS
N6titunoens Soitens Diaigen tperoel, u1o
muniden, oaB Die S6IahtbaHsbeiiber
einen GomprOlntB a%nbabuen, ~sanltatt oaB
ie opue 9Beiteres ibre @tabIiiieHents
l9lieBen.
- t>
O.. QSumJ5 G,.a.. .., 49, c..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04
Wehr.
cine 1tebli@e 0et@tsfnrbe.

y@os fir cine lie6li6e @eIt1 tsfarbe !"b0rte
man oft ldgen. SD u10bte %tpi1Ien, mie tie
feb bic per19afTt!" Die Jteinbett uno wirfs
Ii9e Qiebti0feit Der @eit6tstarbe bGu9t alles
NAL pom Slut ab. D~ieienisen, 0eren @es
it9t frontbaft, blaB ultb finlt9 lit, fDnnen
tbrer Saut baour9 @ldtte uIb 9eiunoeS
Nusiebett peri6affen, baB lie 9enug Don DR..
8ierce'S Golden Medical Discovery"
(~golbene mebiSinilGe @ntOedun9) ettnebmen,
nm ote I'M &orper Iauerttoen bolen SGfte
auSsltm er3el.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04

Die 9 d 10 s8ufuo: betrua ca.
10000 Stiid. geget 1871 900 Gtif in Duri=
ger &o6e. Tretie i6lolIen feit. IS purOe
beSablt $4.25@4.50 fir CUTE bis bette uuO
i9pere; ebenlol9e lei9te $4.40@4.5O.
Hei6te 5u:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04
1916 ID UMr1lWMItIsgemt1L D1s 100 b Az Sc

66afe. - Die 3uFubr belief ii6 auf
ca. 10 500 Stiid, 9eeel 1890 Stitf IN poz
rt9er 8o9e. Yreiie feit mnO ge9en bic 8orz
rpD0e nm 10000 bo6er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04
WteNm0rft4

Nnt &itopiebmartt bctrug bic 8ufubr ca.
43, 780 Stiif. 9e9en 81, $50 Stiid in porioer
g8o6e. Serfebr ltta uno qretle INN 15@
Zoe. n'e0rt9er ais 81 Antang Der ISOLDE.
Our@ d nitttSuleife
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04

Or. 8ua's @uiteus Sprup pirb pom Eaus
ienoen ais Die bette Mebi5in fir@rtdltuu9et,
6eilerteit unb 9liten 9eprielen. @r fOitet
nur % @ents Die Slal6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04
f-aarmfsFr

far Ste SetttfGe 8sct6SpoR.
Die uwte7;etdnetsu bet6r6eru 4aGete Bis a4 100 BF.gN
Ha6 @eutfaiato, Gearetd1. GGlpeceu, ys5rs
wegem, SGueraGEf uno Ser Cd iUeil ~, ben reqeIs
G6Bi9eu BON Der OeatIdcm GSeiGtSpoTtsSe rluoL
tuns ieitSeiesien preiien.
@benio bsior9eu oieielben Observation-Disclosures uon una
mad allen &BetleH Qurppus uuo AuterituS su ben blGias
zen 8toteH. 30. "
S3ett1eI, @tM6rtant & Q~orbad1er.
9Sno - -, YpEUio,r ~ N.,, no-A
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04
a II 1t.

gntiteQeube TIeden; entpirOiaenSer @usidIas, peintz
genoes SHden. S%cropbeln, SoG3tuB uno Sdusttnssz
Guttcuraz& eioIpent t, Der ueue 8lutreintaer,
reini9t baS @Iut uno bic NusbiinituuJen Der unreiutibz
tetten nmb stittseH @lemente un6 eutTernt 10 bic lrz
fade.
Gtttcura, bas srOse SoutbeituttteI, Itnbert ausens
bttdita Snten nnS VntSttnbun9, tlatt bic Saut uno
Eopfbaut, betlt @el9plre uro brtust bs SGar lpteoer.
@uttcuras etfe, elm porSigltOer Sautuerz
i6onerer, tit uueIa6liG BET Der 8ebouolun9 uon Sautz
trantbetten, ausi6tds Bel SGusIinseu, 9umtfeden, sez
%Iprunsene uno 6lt9e 5aut.
ue6eraa pgrtauit. Qrets fir @uttcura 80 Cts,
6 eife 25 ets., Tefotpent 81. 4rdpartrt Don Der
Rotter Drug 81 GbemicaI 60, Bottom, DRAFT.
G S9idt UNI: &te man Sauttrautbetten beitt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04
Gti0tloer OentfNer Ar}t,

grObuote ciuer beuti6en luiperlitat, wi%nidtSamtIten1
8erbaltnile balber ietnen lansiabri9en @trtnn9strets
Su ~uerdnoeru. Btdbe in Soma, NeSrasta Ober 8onias
nit porpiesenb beutf6er gep6Iterung porge3o9en. Bette
GeIeseubeit fir eiuen gut seibulten oentldeH Arit' peIz
der Vocation gu pertaui6en rpini3t, Ra&metie iperoeH
honfenh entses ensenomn,eH unb inter WI ID Pm.
ID. care of Illinois StaatsztS. erbets11.
2Tep2p1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04
OelUamDfe NerSpmen

t6nnst ourd letdt uertGufi5en un6 uIbli6en, baupts
id3lt6 BET cen Oeuti9eu INNER aaH9bareu Artifet einen
bauernoen uno guten GerOtenit e~fSteIea. @~eriubsUeiie
weroeH Hropen per @rpreB uHO aenaue 4a5tuHtt 9let5s
6fItt9 per Ep1t 5u9el6tdt. QoreIe:
4ot4w1 30. it, GlepeIarb, Ohio.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04
G0wa6e I&stnee.

Srlo0e S s:;'@:s 'P D:a !" ::i'5 S@55 Fl, s =:
6tuoerniB i'm Gei6dft, belDieieH burd 6unoerte uon dez
6ei[ten. Stat6 unentsettIt6. 5huptS Office: 631 qrds
Ctr, philadelphia. SIN Gommercial SoteI, @btcoqo.
Sn., pom 8. bis gum leBten ieoen II ouuts. 1TbalStnup
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04

lteber 100 tulttOirte Tar.
nten int Gtaatc SOwa
biQig 80 Drrf0nfeu.
@ir boben uns entidIoiien, ole unierc
Narnen i'm norometli0el Soma, fO8 ats
Ser SADl unb iantlntlt1 i'm bciten 9Stt=
fEatt0e 0cr G1tttAt, gu dttbetm btAt=
gctt Pretie&t unb ouf tange SaDIters
44attte olS5uOerfQufe fen,
Ani leoer Sarul, poblperIehen nit ettem
Wobnbalss Staanl9 ullo anberen @ebdu=
lt9feiten. grunnen &C., iino etlud 100 ader,
ooer mebr, urbar.
G6enIO biaiq, pie tpilOes BrdirielaaO /!
gtd6ere AuSturft uub ousTibrIi9e 8e.
i9reibung Der eiu5elnen Eormelt, III beutf6er
ooer en9lll6er Spra3e, bereittuIGi9n 9e9es
ben. - %9Iorelle:
The Western Land Company,
Games B. Close, grdi.,
81 So SAFE Gtr., GOteago, so.
ZIP 1Dtp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-04
Natettte.

SoIgenoe gatente puroen fir. bic am %.
Sept. 1886 enotgenoe Wo6e BON Der Ser.
Staaten Yatent>9fiee an peltLthe grfiuoer
peraDfoIgt, nie berihtet ourh ISM. 8. QoB,
&atent NnlpaIt, 3immer SO Wietropolitan
SIod, gtoropeitsGde 2alaues uGO &ans
bolphitraEe. Gbicaao.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-12-16
Men and Beasts.

There is a class of people who pro-
gross with meal something after this
fashion: A long draught of coffee, tea,
milk or water, as the case may be, be-
gins the performance; this is followed
by mouthful OF something solid; only
mouthful, however, for the stream is
turned on again down the throat. A
glass of water disappears; then the food
is attacked and voraciously; again the
stream. Once more attention is given
to the food, but always the stream has
the first consideration. We silently
ask, and wonder how long the man can
stand it. To say nothing of the utter
disregard OF the laws of health in thus
eating and drinking simultaneously, it
is an absurd spectacle!
A tired, oVer-heated man drinks twice
as much water as he needs, first, because
he is SO tired he doesn't know what he
is doing till he sees the bottom of the
glass; and second, because his blood is
at boiling mark, and the sudden chill is
del :554t-ti-. a.. ..o Would prolong it till
his capacity TO swallow gives out. For
the same reason he drinks rapidly, that
the succession OF chills NAV lower his
temperature rs speedily as possible.
And then he goes out to his stable,
John. be sllre TO give Black Prince no
water just yet. Rub him down well,
John. and cool him off slowly. ''-Mar-
g0ret Sidney, az Good Hoz4Sekeepi7aq.
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Adding a Tint to the Rainbow.

Quite discussion is>going on among
Washington society bellies as to the best
thing for the complexion. One young
lady, whose skin is 4 marvel of purity,
tells her friends that she uses nothing
but rainwater on her face, arms, neck,
and hands. She ascribes her beautiful
complexion entirely to the rainwater,
with plenty of good out-of-door exer-
else. She has her followers; but there
is another lady, with equally as fine a
skin, who laughs at the rainwater idea,
and says she wipes her face with piece
of fine flannel dipped in warm water,
morning and night, and, instead of
drying with towel, she presses her
skin to keep it soft and pliable. This
lady also prescribes out-of-door exercise.
One thing is certain; neither of the pre-
scriptions can harm any one, which is
more than can be said of the toilet pow
ders which some ladies use so disas-
trously. Some of them have reached
the stage so that they never go without
a bit of chamois-skin covered with
powder, which they deity conceal in
their handkerchief. The lady who
carefully wipes her face with her hand
kerchief in public place will do SO I'M
noticed by ninety-nine out of every hum
bred men, but every woman will ''catch
onto borrow from the language of
the street. There are no secrets of the
toilet which one woman can hide from
another.
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AT HALF PRICE UN-
TIL OCT. lSt.

Iur Grand Clearance Sale
contimuea tn oat"h Augest and
Sept. A tremendous success.
Wonderful results from IoaOp ri-
ces. $4,000 qOorth Of Pi4nos
and Organs sold since Ap7 iZ1st.
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Soldier and Cowboy.

Congressman James Laird of Hastings.
Neb., passed through the city yesterday
en- route for Washington. In regard to
his proposition to arm the settlers, which
he has submitted to the Secretary OF
War, he said: No one wishes to an
tagonize the army, but when you take
into account that this outbreak has last
ed over eight months and SO far Gen.
Sheridan's army of 5000 cavalry has
not been able to suppress it, and, al
though led by the big braves, have not
killed or captured single hostile In
dian: and that over 200 settlers have
been killed, and that one-third OF that
nSB1ber were women and ohildrens and
That hundreds Of thousands of dollars
worth of property has been destroyed by
Geronimo, and the development of these
territories checked for years; it becomes
pertinent to ask why we spend S50,OOO,-
900 year for an establishment called
an army to protect the frontier.
..Wbat do you think of Sheridan's re-
mark that the cowboys will only fight
when drunk"
eff Sheridan said that he is mistaken;
but if it were true they have the advant-
age of the army in New Mexico-the
latter will not fight drunk or sober.
That is, Judging from some things that
l saw when there and from results.
Sheridan says there are not more than
thirty-fiye hostiles on the warpath, and
he had more than that number of gener-
ais, counting Pope, hunting them, and still
no gore, Gen. Sheridan's opinion of
western settlers and cowboys is not
shared by the Indians
II remember once one of the muscular
Apaches was trying to buy gun from
a trader. The trader said: No, l can
not sell it to you; you want it to kill our
soldiers with Old San Juan, chief Of
that tribe, standing by, answered with a
grunt: No; want gun to kill cowboy;
Kill UNI soldier with club
81 will admit that the cowboy does
not embody all moral virtues, and some
times unloclzs his trunk with cork
screw; but if whisky makes him fight
Sheridan might get some of the whisky
they drink and send it to his army. No
one wishes to dispute the valor of the
army and its officers when fighting with
white men; but when they hunt thirty
five Indians eight months and don't
catch one, we may be excused for doubt
ing the efficiency of the methods adopt
ed. How can Gen. Sheridan expect his
cavalry to catch an Indian when each
company carries a bugle or two, and,
when they get near where the hostiles
are expected to be, the bugler splits the
bugle blowing calls? Would the Gen
eral expect to catch many deer II he
hunted them with Il brass band ?"-Chs-
caqO IT1bu7ae.
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Contagious
Diseases are Prevalent AM over the world

Diseases are Prevalent all over the World
am native of England, and while 1 was
in that country L contracted a terrible blood
poison, and for two years was under treatment
as an out door patient at Nottingham Hospital,
England. but was not cured. L suffered the
most agonizlng pains in my bones. and was Gov
cred with sores all over my body and limbs.
had vertigo anG deafness. with partial loss of
sight, severe pains in my head and eyes, etc..
which nearly ran me crazy. L lost all hope in
that country, and sailed for America, and was
treated at Roosevelt in this city, as well as by
prominent physician IN New York having no
connection with the hospitals.
saw the advertisement of Swift's Specific,
and determined to give it a trial as a last re-
sort. had given up all hope OF being cured.
as had gone through the hands of the best
medical men in Nottingham and New Y ork.
took six bottles S. ). S. and can say WI a
great JOY that Their have cured me entirely i
am as sound and well as / ever was in my Iyre
i. FRED HALFO n
New York CITY, June 18th, 1885.
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POMONA
Hi! Nurseries !
POMONA, N. O..

THESE NURSERIES, ARE LOCATED 20
L miles west of Greensboro, at the junction of
the Richmond and DanvIllc and Salem Branch
Railroads. There you can find
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Blood

Is the life and he who rene MIXERS IT. Bnt in
March of last year (lss4). contracted blood
1 W ent into the hospital there for treatment /
suffered very much from rheumatism at the
same time. did not GET we'll under the treat
ment there, nor was cured by any of the usu-
al means. l have now taken seven bottles of
Swift's Specific and ana sound and we'll. 1t
drove the poison out terough bells on the skin,
DAN LEAHY.
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Sh6ridan's Condition
Powder is absolutely
pure and highly con-
contracted. One ounce
is worth a pound of
any other kind It is
strictly a medicine to
be given with food.
Sold everywhere, or
Six cans by express,