davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-21
New Method OF Milling Low
Grade Ores.

The Comstock, OF Virginia City, Ne
vada, is enthusiastic over the success
ful test Of The new electric motive
pow er tor running stamp mills. mad
a few days agu. The problem over
winch engineers have been working
for ten years Is TO make profitable the
low grade ore that now lies IN thous-
ands OF tons on all the dumps on Com
stock lode. In the presence of many
mill managers and miners test WAS
matte of the Nevada sixty stamp quaI tz
mill with electric power generated by
dynamoes operated by Peltou water
wheels, on Sutro tunnel level Of the
Choar incline, 100 feet below The sur
face, and transmitted on a copper wire
tn motors on the surface. The work
ing was satisfactory in every respect
The plant is the largest in the world.
The water pressure on Pelton wheels
on the Sutro tunnel level is $50 pounds
to the square incn. Vi thls power 90
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-21
Woman ON Horseback,

Did you ever observe II woman Just be
fore she Is lifted into the saddle, and few
moments after the horse has struck "a can.
teri She becomes changed being. The
roses spring TO her checks, the light seems
TO leap from her eyes, her form is the IN
spiration Of graceful action, and she be-
comes a beauteous picture OF moving health.
And this, after all, is the best view TO take
of horseback-riding. Aside from its charm,
its dash, its buoyancy of motion, its special
or general beauty, ii is the most healthful
exercise within the province of woman. 1t
is better than dancing, lawn tennis, croquet,
rowing, archery. There are many reasons
why it is better, and one Of the strongest
seems TO be that II brings continuous
change Of scene which tends 70 rest the
body as well as the mind. The fascinating
effect which 1t has on the fair rider can not
be estimated, provided she has we'll
trained horse and ndulges In moderation.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-21
A Mighty Tough Cat.

A cat with more than the traditional
tenacity of life was rescued from singu-
larly perilous perch in the ay.wheel Of the
engine in u Bristol worsted mill few days
ago. The wheel was making 100 rcvolu-
tons per minute, and the intermittent
howls of dismay which escaped the terror
stricken feline attracted the attention of
the engineer. When the engine was
stopped the cat was stiff with fright, and its
whole body seemed to have been absorbed
by its tail. II recovered after "A few spasms
on the ground. The engineer believes that
the cat had been clingng to the wheel for
at least two or three hours
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-21
EFFECTS OF ABsINTHE.
A 4 rink That Kills NJ. Victims In n Com
pnrntively short Time.

A L rink That Kills Its Victims In n Com
paratively short Time.
' Those authorities, writes New York
correspondent, who have had occasion to
look into the subject because Of the recent
cases brought 20 their attention say that
from the fatal effects produced by the oil Of
wnrmwood IL is certain that absinthe Is cap
able Of producing immediate fatal coivul-
sions where ordinary spirituous drinks con
tanning similar amount Of alcohol might
be taken with perfect impunity. Worm.
wood is perennial plant, with branching
round and furrowed stems, which rise two
or three feet high The lower portion Of
the stem lives several years The plant
may be found growing on the roadsides,
aud is known 20 school-boys as "oid man"
II has disagrecablc odor BY distilation
1t yields a volatile oil The dried herb is
much stronger. Among the ancicnts It was
used for medical purposes. Several doctors
used TO prescribe II here for complaints at
tended with debiltaicd conditions OF the
digestive organs Since the introduction OF
Peruvian bark its use as q midictne has
been almost entirely discarded A half
ounce taken by a man in perfect health pro.
duced immediate insensibility. StImulants
and demulccnts are usually prescribed for
cases Of this kind.
Hundreds Of men have begun 20 drink
absintae in the morning after night OF dis
spatlon in order that they may bo able to
attend 10 business with steady nerves Alb
sinthe frappe is getting TO bo almost as
popular as cocktails. But ask any bartender
in tine city, and II he has spark Of honesty
In his composition he will warn you against
beginning the practice. Ii may settle the
stomach and steady the nerves for the time
beng but no sooner is u doSu than the aC-
tion of the heart is disturbed. After drink
ing abisinthc in the morning one feels the
want OF il at noon, and by night will crave
for something to qucll the terrible racket IN
the head The most horrible kind Of mental
depression follows, and ii is while in this
state that suicide suggests itself 10 the suf-
ferer While under the influence Of the
drink sense of extraordinary mental ac-
tivity is experienced The exhilarating ef-
feet is pleasant, but Il hardly pays for the
reaction
| At Bellevue and other city hospitals the
house surgeons say that the poorer patients
| suffering from delirium trcmcus, with few
exceptions, have never tasted abisinthe,
and are In most cases easily cured, while
the bettor class require constant attention
| for a long period.
The absintho habit has been acquired by
| large number Of women, who, although
warned that they are toying with the dead
| lest intoxicant, continue to do so regard
less Of consequences. Since absinthe has
come into fashion the number Of morphine
fiends has materially decreased and opium
i smoking Is not 50 prevalent
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-21
He Dcspise,i the Zulus.

A military officer once engaged car in
Cork, and at the end of the trip paid the
driver sixpence Now, sixpence was the
exact amount due, but more gracious ousto.
mers were in the habit of paying a shilling
for the same distance. "Bad luck to the
Zulus - muttored Pat ruefuly, looking at
the same coin in his palm. The Zulu war
was In progress, or had just ended, and the
officer turned round sternly; "What is that
you say.n bad luck TO the Zulus, sorrm
''Why do you say itln "Faith, yer homer,
because they've killed all the shilling OH
GERS, and left none but the sixpcnce ones"
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-21
WALKERS AND WALKING.
Hints on Graceful Professionalism
by a Retired Professional.
How TO Cover Considerable Territory With
out Appearing Too Tlresome-i'roper
Position of the Feet and Knees
How 10 Swing the Arms.

A well-known retired pedestrian writes
to the Boston Herald as follows about the
art Of walking properly and fast;
OF late years fast walking has become al
most u lost art, and contests in that branch
of sport are few and far between, princi-
pally through the many different styles
adopted by the faster men, and the unsatis-
factory decisions rendered by incompetent
judges. There is no branch OF exercise so
natural and health. giving as walking, and
in all It's perfection II should be most popu-
lar with the general public. Fast walkers,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-21
HILLSBORO

Daily Coach (exceptingSr Iday) from
Engle via Cuchillo Negro, Fairview
Chloride TO Grafton, carrying the U. :.
Mail, Passengers and Express. Fine
A merican stock ard good Concor
Wagons.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-21
Three Tnliors of Glasgow.

Three tIilors established themselves In
the same street in Glasgow. The first wrote
on his sign: ''fho best tailor In this town"
The second adopted rs his motto: 'sThe best
tailor in the world.n But the third, who
was tho oleverost OF the lot, got away with
them all by putting on his sign: "The best
tailor in this strect.n
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-21
THE HERMOSA

stage leaves Chloride every Tuesday
and Saturday for llillsborough via
Hermosa; leaving IIillsborough for
Chloride on Monday and Friday. Close
, connection with train at Engle.
Passengers over this route will hnd
hrst-class accommodations at all points
along the line.
For further particulars, address the
following agents:
A. b. Dascomb, agent, Engle.
II. Westerman Il Co, agent, Chloride.
L. HIckok, agent, IIermosa.
Mis-. A. Z. Sanders, agent, Cuchillo
Negro.
ED. FEST,
Sole owner and Proprietor.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-21

i A., & S. r. Time Table.
ENGLE.
The arrival and departure OF regular pass
enger trains, Zone each way daily. at Kngle
are as follows:
No. going south, .......... Arrive. 10 :o2 a nj
No. 2. going north h......... Arrive 6 Is y. m
Time went into OBJECT July 18th, isss
A. .B. DAsCOMB. Agent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25

ton is, "How can we get our products to
Memphis and thence north, when we now
find our best market, us the timber supply
is fast failing here (North)P This ques..
ton will be answered by the building OF
the Memphis, Oxford K Columbus rail-
road, and capitalists have only to come
here and they will invest. There are two
locations alone here that saw-mills can be
located on the railroad that can control
10000 acres OF the finest timber in the
world, and all could be iloated to the mill.
The output OF these mills alone Will pay
the working expenses OF the road between
the points and Memphis; and the North
must have the timber. She has the money
and will have it when there is way TO
transport it. Along the line will spring
up stave, barrel, box and shingle factories,
fiourlng-mllls, wagon factories and toun-
dries. Here is the raw material in album
dance. Coal andirOn have been found here
in places and are inabundance, awaiting 10
be hauled over this road from Alabama to
the northwest via Memphis. With the
road all that is now sluggish or dead will
spring into life and rouse the clements OF
many an industry, the germs OF which are
in abundance, but now lie dormant here.
Where now slowly creeps along the farm
er's OK wagon loaded with this country's
only export then will rush the heavy
laden train, waking the silent echoes and
making the steel rails vbrate beneath the
thunder OF outward going freight, Where
now all is silent, the home OF the hunter,
then will be heard the whistle OF factor
les the buzz and roar OF machinery, in
iusing new life and energy TO the people,
giving them a chance TO diversity their
crops and a market for their surplus a
means Of intercourse with the world, and
put them in the path that leads TO u
grander destiny than now awaits the in
terror farmer. "NIcmphis via Oxford"
will be the route for all travelling and COM
mercc from hCre-the one the Athens Of
Mississippi; the other building up by it to
what her position justly entities her, the
metropolis and emporium OF the south.
To this section the farmer and homc-
seeker is invited TO come. Here he
may find his Eldorado-good health
and water, rich aud fertile lands
adapted TO the growth OF almost every
thing necessary for man from the torrid or
the lrigid zone. Grapes grow wild and in
such rich, luXuriant fashions rs 20 almost
exclude the light from the trees on which
they cling. Some OF the fruit is frequently
fifty feet from the ground and the trunks
OF the vines are often eight or ten inches in
diameter. Apples and peaches grow in
such quantities rs TO break the trees with
their load OF fruit Strawberries and other
small fruits do well and could be raised at
a large profit. The winters are short,
often not more than two months OF the
rough weather, and the land 50 product
| i've that three months labor will support
family for the whole year.
10 all that wish a cheap home for life
now Is the time TO come, invest in land,
let that be your bank; your investment
will constantly increase in value. II is a
bank that will never fail, but honor every
| draft that's drawn with labor's hand.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25
MADDEN HOT.
A Mysterious Paragraph in an After.
noon Paper Stirs Him Up.

A Mysterious Paragraph In an After
noon Paper stirs Him Up.
The following paragraph, which appeared
in the editorial columns Of an afternoon
paper yesterday, was the subject OF much
comment on the streets
"what q there in this talk about an electric rail
way, anyhow Who Is behind the scheme and
whltwil Il amount to- II electricity can BE- ap
piled IN street ear successfully twill uudoubted
Is he a better motor than any now Ia use some
people are uukind enough Ia declare that certain
high officials interested IN the proposed electric
road, aud that Of the capital subscribed certain
amount was set aside iut the exclusive benefit
and use II these same officials. II this be- true,
then the cntirc scheme will bear inyoiigntlou.'
The general impression was one Of in.
crcdulity, and the general verdict was,
"Bosh.n President MADDEN himself was
very much exercised about il when an
ArrEAL reporter called him up through
the telephone.
"Ilello,"
"Ilello, Mr.. MADDEN, what's this thing
in the evening paper about high officer.
being interested in the electric uilroad?'
"Well, II IL refers 10 me, ] have no hest
tation in donouncing Il as lie out OF the
whole cloth, and am confident that every
| other member Of the council will make
the same remark. ! don't own any stock
In that road, never wanted TO own any,
and don't want any now"
"They say Il ought 10 be investigated. !"
can right; let 'er 20 Gallagher. The
more they investigate me the clearer they
will find my record 10 be. But there's one
thing you can say, aud that Is that ] an
anxious 10 see that road built and will dc
all can 90 help Il along"
Gan right; good night"
Good night"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25
From Loo.a schooner 60 Yocona.

To the Editor Of The Appeal
MATTHEWS, Miss, Aug. elf we take
the section Of the country bounded on the
east with Ioosa Schooner river, and on
the west by Yocona, extending south as
far as "Old Town" and Banner, and north
to Randolph, We may search the State Of
Mississippi Tor probably any other State)
In vain fora country Of similar area that
offers such induccment for capital or la
Dor. For the capitalist II oilers all the
advantages 10 be derived, cheap invest
ments In land and timber, now at lis low
est ebb, being remote from railroads, that
is bound 10 advance In price, naturally
with liberal margin for profit, with its
present increasing population, and still
more rapidly and much greater margin
from liz lowest 10 Ia highest value, with
the advent Of a railroad. Two arc now
contemplated, and the one that reaches
this section iirst and establishes is dcpots
and towns will reap q rich harvest. ~ this
= j. the dividing ground between Memphis,
Louisville and other cities on the north,
aud New Orleans aud Mobilcon the south,
most Of the only product OF this now
sparsely settled country going To the two
latter cities Some 5000 or 10000
bales OF cotton. which with road would
I've increased 70 at least 10000
bales, by the increase Of population, as
not more than onc-twenticth Of the
land Is now In cultivation, beside the pro-
duct, large saw mills and woodworking
establishments that will be- erected along
the line. Some Of the pfoprie,on OF which
have been In correspondence with the
writer and are awaiting the location Of
the road 30 erect large plants with n ca.
pacity OF from $1,000 10 10000 feet Of
lumber per day, having their own rail-
roads Tor logging purposes where rafting is
not practicable. Here are vast bodies Of
timber almost untouched that can be
bought, land and all, for about s2pcr acre,
that will cut 100000 feet 20 the quarter
section Of the very best and most valuable
woods known; while oak aud poplar, by
actual measurement eight aud nine feet Ia
diameter, and from fifty 10 100 feet oimar-
gctahle l0g hickory, ash, walnut, beech,
cyprus. gum, maple, cherry, iron.wood,
cottonwood holly, dogwood and album
dance OF the best pine Is part Of the list
OF this finely numbered section. After the
timber has been cut of, the lands arr
capable OF producing from 1900 20 1000
pounds Of seed cotton 10 the acre.
With reference 10 the map twill be seen
that this county spoken Of Is a part Of ioul
counties via: Chickasaw, Calhoun, Pom
to,oc and Lafayette, aud about equi
distant from each Of the county sites
Houston, pitisboro, Pontotoc and Oxford
II has natural boundaries, and the need o
new county has long been felt, and, will
the advent Of n railroad, there II no doub
but that a new county will be made. Thi
alone will more than double the value Q
any investment judiciously made In land
tinhcr, etc.
Men In the North and different section
Of the country that have the experience
money, and the machinery TO erect wood
working plants oi such magnitude ~ "
little dream Of here--the only Qucstio
iha, cannot be answered 10 their satiii'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25
100 Doses One Dollar
nCfRHHG
CAUTION.

Swift's Specific Is entirely vegetable prcpar.
alton, and should not be COMPOUNDED with the
various substitutes, limitations non secret hum.
bugs, "SucCus Alturaus.N etc, etc. which are
now being manufactured b. various persons
None ~ these contain a single article which
enters into the composition Of ), =. :. There Is
only one Swii's Specific, and there Is nothing In
the world Ikcit.
CoFrEryuir, MIss, February CO. 1883
Gentlemen: | suffered with eczema for nearly
two years, aud was treated by three physicians,
but they could do me no good. | spoke Of Try
Ing 5. :, g. aud they told me II would kill me,
but tried Il any way and after taking Fix or
eight bottles, | was completely cured, ard have
never been bothered since win 10, aud I feel Ii
aduiy Ia YOU aud suffering humanity 10 make
this statement H. s. DAVIS.
II. MOSrroRr HOUSE, Wills Point, TcSns. b.
April D, 1883.
Gentlemen; Our baby when hut two weeks
old WAS attacked with fcrufulous affection
that for time destroyed her eyes uht entirely,
and caused US 10 despair II her life. She was
treated by the best physicians without bcncGt.
We finally gave her Swiirs Specific which
soon relieved her completely aud shc u now ~
hale aud hearty a child VI three ~ can be found
anywhere, l.. Y. DELK.
Treatise on BLOOD and Skin Diseases mailed free.
Tug SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ca
New York, 40 broadway,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25
HEALTH is WEALTH

pnE q wpf's NrnvE ASD HAAS THE,turSr
arunruired specific for tIysrfia, Dizziness. Con
WILSON'S Fits Nervous Neuralgia. Headache, Nofy'
ous lnisiraton caused by the use Of alcohol or 10
hacca WakcfulnCss. Mental Oppression. h0itruing
If the Hrain RESULTING In insanity aud leading D.
misery, decay aud death, Premature Old Age. htf
rVnncss. les Oi power ~ either scN involuntary
loss and spcfinatuffhra caused ~ .otcfcNeTtlpn
IL the brain. s,lfahusc ~ over Indulgence farn
hnN contains one months treatment tlnla box,
ofsiK boKcs iof 500. sent ~ mail prepaid on ~
ocipt Of price
We Guarantee Six Bosess
To cure any ca-c. Win each orirf rccciyci by n
for six boxes, accompanied with ttp we VIII send
the purchaser our written guarantee a. rvtuut tho
money II the treatment does not giUrt cure
Guarantees issncd only ~ John e. Wet Co,
nOwdy a Co, Druggist sole Agents, Main sifyct
MemphlG Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25
DRINK Alalto.

Fred. Oycrkampi, arrested a few days
ago for wholesale stealing from the letter
boxes OF Chicago, was taken before the
United States commissioners yesterday
morning. lie made no defense, and was
held in bail for the actionl Of the Federal
grand Jury.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25

Many mothers have permitted their children 20
die tciorc their eyes when they might have hccn
sayed Any mother who KEGS house without a
b0ttle Of Ackcfs English thby suuihvf nc hand.
runs q risk which she may sometime fcrfct u
has saycd the lives ~ Thousands ~ children, and
Ia doing ~ cycfy year. II. J. Hester. druggist
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25
AT AUCTION,
CITY OF MILWAUKEE
IN THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
-BEGlNNlNG-
Monday, August 27, 1888,
Az s:3O PM.

II is imperative for any one seeking
health aud recreation tn have quiyudc,
pure air and inspiring surroundings
This the Odnda Park can giycin larger
abundance than any other property Of
its size. The
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25

Forskin aud scalp troubles, such
~ Eczema, letter EingWorm,
sCaly Eruptious. Ground Itch,
Poison Oak, naudruH Falling
Hair etc. SEkBURNS HlDR0SlTHll
SlP il superior to all other local
remedies ltisn pure McdiCutcl
Soap. entirely free from acids,
alknlIcs NJ other Injurious mat
ter Being sWcctly scented II Is
pleasant AMI refreshing for the
toilet, bath and nursery.
For the general purposes " dts.
iuicciant. 1iBuAiS SULPHUR Can
pisa highly esteemed by Ply.
sicians everywhere. These can.
dlcs are neat clchnly, safe, and
convenient Tor disinicctiug Stnru
Rooms, Closets. CClltrs, sinks.
SHIPS. lnatsctc. Insurance Com,
paniHs recommend thcm us a
safe means Of employing sui.
phur
nc Always use BENS0s S PLLSfEAS
for aches and pains "a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25

Sold everywhere Price. CurtcuRA, '0r soar.
2ici RtsoLyrST. ". Prepared BY TIE luftth
DHrg ASp CHEMICAL Co, Busi0n, Mas
90 send iof How 10 Curc Ekin niseasos.' O.
pagcs, 70 illustrations and 100 testimonials
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25
81 &c.
Peculiar

To itself in many important particulars, Hoods
Sarsaparilla is different from and superior to any
other medicine.
: Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
araton OF ingredients, Hoods Sarsaparilla pos.
sesses the full curative value OF the best known
remedies of the vegetable kingdom.
. Peculiar in its medicinal merit, Hoods sarsaps-
rilla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy Hoods sar.
saparilla is the only medicine Of which can truly
be said, 100 doses dollar" Medicines in larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do
notproduce as good results as Hoods Sarsaparills.
Peculiar in Its good name athome there Ia
more OF Hoods Sarsaparilla sold In Lowell, where
1t made than Of all other blood purifiers
Peculiar In Its phenomenal record Of sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity In SO short time. DO not be in
ducedto take any otherpreparation. Bssuro togct
! Hoods Sarsapari!la
sOldby all druggists. ST. six fors rs. Preparedonly
byC,L HOOD a Co, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25

plpyic stin snd scalp preserved aud befuii
DADi Hed BY CUucthi MlDicArrD soar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25
ANALYSIS


show mo- organic or auimalic matter NJ
'auy kind but moro solids than any
other ul the celebrated health giving
springs ut this vicinity ur Tor thatmat.
ter the entire United States.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25
.ORfNDA SPRING PARK,
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.

This Beautifully located Property the Menomonc River adjoining the Famous
shown in this advertisements will be sold in lots purchasers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25
BABYS SKIN AND SCALP
CIeansod, Purified and Beautiflod by
Cutieura Remedies.

our oldest child. now ak YEAR II age. when an
infant ak months old. was attacked with virnlgut
malignant skin disease. Al ordinary rvmslics
failing. We called our family physician, who It
tempted ~ ruru u. but u spryad with almusi ~
crciiiblo mpidity, until the lower portion Of The
little fellows Trrun, ifum the middle Of BE hact
down tn his kuUrs. was one solid nah ugly Pain
ful bloichcd. aud malicious We had no urt ~
night no peace by LAY. FINALLY, We wcfc advised
81 Try The CuiCunA HrNrpttA The elect was
timuly marvellous IN three OF iuuf weeks com
plcic cure was wrought leaving The little fellows
pgn0n a. while aud healthy ns though DE- hhd never
huUn attacked. III my opinion your valuable rums
riios fatCi his liie, aud today BE- j. strong,
healthy child. perfectly well. no Upeutlvn VI the
disease having ever occurred