davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-17
8oWSerIO's aeiaeRe BmnOess
nee9ufIefrA

EOpeFa, Ss., 16. 9e5.-8ie yBarmerz
QutauB," meIdle tn aanas 1900 3netgUers
b1nbe unb 20 600 gitglieber 8dbIt, bat bier
eiue eigene ,,B0rIen gebtl6et, 0eren 4uigabe
es ietu nirb, fir bGe EarmprO0utte befars
Breiie 5u erBielen uub iiberbaHpt Elm rsdttges
res BrEIsUerbiItui5 JUiideu 0eB etu3elaen
2lrtifalu ber3ufteleu. Inter 6en 9egeHDirtts
gen @erbGItniiieu tf, tpie 0er Qetter Der Heuz
8eI9afieueu EUrIe ausfH9rt, Der 6armer gez
B.oungeu, fit bic Irtifsl iaiue8 tdgItdeu Be-
oarfS gerl6eBu borreube Breiie Bn be5ahlen,
mGbreub er Itir ietHe Brobutte Id4erIt6 ge'
riuge BretIe erBtelt. SeBt Dertauit Der Sars
uer beipielsmeiie Tais fiir II &t8, pro SHz
I&eI; min Ct &c fiir TIeti4 eiu5auoelu, 10 mug
er Ieiu eigenes gtats gu $l.2O pEO Bai4el
5nrIdtaufeu. gBni3en 0erfauft er Su 1 Gent
pro Bfuu0, uuO iauit es in Der @eiaIt BON
Webl Az 24 unb Gents pro BiauO Buriid.
als ibreu gefdbrli9feu Sstuo betraateu bic
TGrmer bic ,,Erufs," &oIporationen u. Nos
uOpOle, rueldle tbnen bampprarttg alles Slut
auslaugeu. Der 0beHernabnte 2eiter Der
ueuarttgeu SGrle, 6r. 6. u. Egler, Ia Der
ueber5euguug, bas bte p4utauI" ft& fttr bic
Tarmer ol5 b0df pertboou erpeiieu nerbe.
8ie Farmer ntirben i9ltsBli9 5u Der @tuft4t
gelaugen, baB bic angefibrteH uebeItdaoe IN
Iuieren oeBennartigGu 0OIfsmtrtbi6aftt4en
&rrbdItuifeu tpur5eln, unb bas Die GARNER
fid5 oaber bnlb Der SaIifreiOEm Semeguug
orid5lieEer tnerseu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-17
! &arI NorneS.

Con TrnuBtsco, l6. 9eBember. -
Garl SCrmee, emf ber gr66te 8aifit Der
gBeIt, f1Grb 0n Seuftag in bieIer Staot. @r
fang nod gsftern abeno TN yBitoIsSperH'
hanie" in Der Gper ,,ber Barber con SsbiIs
Ia" uno erfILtete fitb bterbai 70 fart, baB er
nah Der SUrfeIIuua iofOrt gu Bette geben
nuste. Ecrmes bat 6ie lebteu Sabre bier
Dlnfifunterri6t erthsiIt.
(9er Sei forbeue rpurbe am 7. Nnauf 1916
Iu @ibIbein ON Rbetu gebOren, 3og ihon
frih burG ieine geiau9oortrIge in &ou3eEten
uno GtIden bic &ufmerfIamteit Der auaR'
ireunbe anf fi6 un6 mudte, 0bDOhI Infau9s
bor isiner 8ater gum seiftIihen 5tauOe Bee
flimmt, ietren etfieu tbeatraliideu SerIud1,
I941, ole ,SardfrO" tn DfoSart's y3GGberz
fl0te" nuf Oem 3be0ter In SSIn; biIbete lta
inter 8. SreuBer un6 @unbsrt im bramalia
I6tu @eiauge Gue, trurbe in a6Iu uuo gtan'
beim epgagirt, Iebte ben 1845-48 tn gStEH
unb eafirte bis 1850 auf ben be6eutenbf fen
gii5ueu 8eutiGIaub's; befudbte 9onboH, i'm
gBiEter I95l-'52 NabriS, In Der folgenbeH
9aiion petersburg, ging na9 2onSon 81
rid unb madte 1857 ieine erfte SunfretI
rad ben Ser. Stanteu, mo er bebeuteuoe @r
foIge erraug. RGdh 3eutj6Ian6 SIriidseEebrt
tam cr 1860 tpisSerum nod Gmerifar mo &c
nehrsre Sabre gnffitte uno ua6 ieiner Rad.
fetr nod 8euti5Iaao fida mebr benz Shau
ipisIe tupGnbte. ba feline Stiu1re fart ee'
Iitteu bate. s. fam In 1870 Dieoer uaH
Rem. goEf. Seine Sauptro1su mare1:
,SarafrO" In ber yi3auberFSts," vStgaro, a
uRnrcsI" In ben ,SuaeEotteu," vGecra" 10
neu ,BuiitaHeru," SeEtraul" ia ,,RoSsrt oeg
StufsI" II. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-17
8er 9eLDntarEt.

Rsp.gsrt, l6. DeSember.-Ealssubs ss
Fin6 bic G6lu5EotirHagen: @elb sE6Hnete "a
Al uu6 Imlos ju 4 Pr0jeut. - Stirling
sBedisI $4.80l auf isds5tg Eage uuO
$4.84 aui StBt. Suuoes Ooitgattsns,n !;
Esbrpa, 1917, 4I.p-o3. 1919, 8'proJeuttgg
-. - Rftieu: gaams' GrPreB $50, &ea.
trals Bacific $50, gbeispsGie'Dbs9--, Grte
278, bitto Brior. 6Gar 5Qiaois' 9eatral III,
Quie.Short 1913, yiemsSefiets&entTe! 122,
Rortbs gB efera Ill, bttto Briog. l401, Rans
Dorfs Qeatral 1913, S5iosgRsIFapFt 22s,
6ttto grsor. 8S, BittsbgrE l5G, Ges6ire
394, ct. Baul 694, sls.a @csaE. l.l3b
EsEernsllul0u 95s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-17
Sen0eES S6c58ebu1Get tt4tt Central
tttsO S1os2teSertfG.

Eampa, SIu,, 16. DECEMBER. - Der
8ampfer ygbarIes 0lHrranbh tEaf geiieru
aus Samaica tn oielem Safeu Elm. Die Ya'
Suua befett aus 10000 BiiuoeI Sauauen
uub so ,OCO SotosnARen. Dies III Der Be-
aiuu ber SanbeIsbeaiehunaen nit Central
nuo SiibamerltG. Der gennnute 9aupfer
ia elm eiierues Snbrssus nit etusm EcHzsns
asbaIt BON 76O. DerieIbe NTH iebt regel'
mGSia 1piiGen bier uuS BafIuhieu nRo Gems
haInmerilaniiheu 8Gfen 0ettebrer. Rd4iea
8teuROs ptrS las S4iff ROC GcItst Ia
Spsuii4s6speHgas Ieaelu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-17
StGuten.
|l9,489,15O|

3niamm,u 10, 1891 sssen Id. .633, ,926 tn1s8O
Die BeoDIferuus bee gun3eu Stibeus bat
bemua5 in 3ebn Sahren mn iiber 80 Broleut
,ugenommerl. Die 3ubl ber BetBeu i'm Stt'
ben tptrb aui 12r2l6, ,430 un6 bic Der Reaer
auf 7,27O,720 sei&Get. Seruer iGast man
bic 3abI Der i'm Siiben befiubL.den gBeiBen
aus ben gtorbfaaten auf 394, $3.50, 9e9en
244, 1855 tn 1880. Die TN guslauSe gebores
nsu Beiseu ftub ben S6dBuusen Der Sou
uerHeure SufOI9e iebt GAS, 8,O4S Oh Der 3abl,
gegen 42O,871 in 1890. Die 3ubI Der pets
Sen 8eoUlfernug bat pGhreuO Der Iesten 10
Sabre um etDas iiber 100000 unb bic Der
Rsner nm etna l 500. 600 aunennn1men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-17
GWroSaN8e 2abeIbtrt8te.
See btItii6 zPoFtaateHfBe GusTitFt 1t, Wfrtrs.
-&as Die 2tTaboHsr 8I&tter iR5er Die
GtrEEtfrnne fanfn.


- &as Die 2iTaboRsr 8I&tter iRber Die
Strettfra8e iaesn.
EOHbnn, 16. December. 9ailp Teles
graph" ertlirt I'm Betreff Der nngebItfeu
ue5ergrtffe PortugaIs 8 tn airifd, eS iei bobe
3eit, ieue NdG,t als faIi9e Treuubiu unb
uubeQueme gIahbartn Bur 9fg5eui4aft 20
btebeu uuo fie i'm gfOtbfalle 3u jUiugen, bic
Reate Suglaub's 3u a@teu.
tiiab0n, 16. GeHIenlber. - 6ieftge
GIalter briugen ausffbrItde BeridJte uber
bic &reiguifs, palde bem fltr3liden Gin
i9reiten Serpl Binto's in DlosambiQue Uor'
au3giugeH. Der @euieOffi3ier Sateuues,
pel4er bus Sbal be8 Sbirefuies gum 3ued
os5 Snuss elmer giieuba9R Uermas, tbeilt
bic Sbntiaden iH eiuem 8eri1t an ben Ros
Ioutalmiuifter nit. @afenoeS lam 9egeu
Gnoe 6es g2ouats SnLi i'm MfaloIos@ebiete
on. ST fla6 60 uEm0gItd, NIT ben gtuges
bcrcnen 3u uutetbauoelu. So6aIo i1 Ietue
geute irgenbno Jeigteu, glbeu bic WlafOlOs
5SeueT auf bteielbeu, uEo e. mar geBmlngen,
Sergelturg Bu iibeu. 8G5 Seuer ieiuer Qente
tO1tete ed}3 @inpeborene. gilh etlt9en met
terGa BldnlCleieu hielt er es fttC geratbea,
nit ieiner idmldlen I6tb .iIunQ ben Shtre'
Slug Su Treu;en uub ftt3 nit Der Wtauui1aft
bee Sauptmnun8 GbeumOo Al uerei1igeR.
&ejoe S6laaren berI6au5ten fid 6auu In ets
uer SteQHHg ~ gtupafa un6 ermarteten Ote
autUnft Serpa Btuto'S. SSie &afeuDss fer.
ner bebaIptet, 0erbreiteteu Bmei @u9lduoeC
ba8 @erii6t, oa6 fd eds Saaptltuge inter
Tiblung oes Siuptliugs IIellure 0ersintgt
bdtteu, mn bic BOrtu9teieu 3u befrteaen.
Der Seridlt idlteBt NIT Der @mpfebIara,
haB bic Reaternng euergiihe Sdrttte ergEeife,
mn bic Snlurgenteu Ill uuterDerfen. Sobalo
Dies gal1ebeu Iei, tperbe Bortu8aI eipea
OfieaeH gBeg na9 benz Rgails8ebtet be-
fsen, uu0 Die Shifffabrt auf Dem gIglHls
SGG mer6e i'm irGtlebeu.
8pu1dubi9e 8erifte Hber oas SOrgeben
Gerpa Yinto'3 perben uid1t Dor brei 2BOtea
erpartet, Sac 0ift5telle S0urral ,Dt9" be
freitet, bOB SerpG Biuto cine Streitma4t
BON 5000 Dtanu bate, tuie Ote SHgldu0er
bebaupten. Sr bate MIR 2O0O idleGt be-
uafiuete yieger, uuo Ietue Expedition mar
Reiu 8ebeimut6. aue @iuselHbeiten 6eriels
ben lplren i'm S0raus beu brttti6aR Rablaet
Cfien betannt genGdt Dorbeu.
2Oubou, II. 8eBeu1ber. - Sin @orges
iponbent Der gEimes" In 9iIiabon beri5tet
itber bisber 0erbeimIi4te Diifetbateu brttts
iher untertbaueu tn Der Qmgebuug bes
gtpafaiee's, uu6 ertldrt, e8 iei bole 3eit, oa5
bieie NiiiietbateH Uer0heutLtGt Diiroeu, islbf
nenu fie Der g8elt BeigteH, mie bie Iogea
uanRte euglii5e Civilization burd) nuBerauta
mortIite BeIionen gebGnobabt uH0 berbreitet
perbe. SO Tonne bepieieu wer0eu, oaB
eroIiIte llntertbanen bic &iuleboreuen aleth
&flu0sn bebaubeIteu uHo iogar nor Dtorcs
tbatGn nid5t juritd itredteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-17
Die 8ep6IEetWm9 ser SR0iFaatea,
gpttihttttE tn cen Isstea asBn SGbren.-gtae
Sunabuae nun iibeE 3S 8rnaent.

Chattanooga, Seuu., 16. DECEMBER.
Der yGrabesmau" Uer0ffeutIt9t 8ertdte
Ter @0nUerleure uno StaatscoutroIeure Der
SiiSfaateu, In tpeI6eu ieue 8eauten ibre
SdGsuugeu Der se8eupGrttgeu 8eu0Iterun9
cer 6eriGtebcuen Staaten mittbeiLen. 8ieie
SGGsuu9eu fiub auf cine iOrgfdItIge BON ben
5taGtscUrtroIeHreu auf Send oes yErneess
man" nngefetIte upteriuduua bafIt uub
erfebeu 'olaeu6es Reiultat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-17
antnerrnf hfa GtniIremta. RtEthes.

&uIumbtQ, @.sG., Is. DECEMBER.
Dos inter repubIiFanilder 9erEi4aft in Sttbs
GnroIiua eiugeitibrte GtUiIre@ts @eieB tft
bon Der 2egislutur piOeuLfen pOrOeH. 9Jr'
oerneur 9(t6arbiOu bate bte Iui5ebaug ieaeS
@eiebts IN eiuer Sa6CesbCti9ait empfobleH.
Dns @eies uerfiigte, baB tn ben E9eatetl,
60tels, gtIeubnbnmaggOus &C. fetae getreu1z
ten 8GumIi5teite-s fir bic BetBe uu0 bie fars
bige 0Oiie uugebradt Der6eu Diirfen. 6otel.
beFter, ipeIbe Tarbtsen aufuabme in tlreu
SotGLs 0ermetgerten, DurOeu nit i9Dereu
Strafen be6robt; giienbabH @eIeui4uften,
mel9e beioubere RoupeS iiir Sdrbiae refer
oirten, batteu Oes gBioerrufs tbrer Setrlebss
Gou5eifou getDdrtig 81 i.tu. Der gouUera
neur bate In ieiuer SabresbCti4aft empfob'
len, 0aB bic Gtenbnbaeu fiir bic beiben Rais
len gIeidmdBtg ausgefattete, aber abgeious
berte @oupes beEtimmen. Die Siu, Uelde
ben BtOerruf Oe8 errpdbateu @eeBes Usrs
fii8te, mar oOn SObu @aEb &0aus eiuges
brQGt porOen, neI@er ertIarte, ba5 6as
GberbunOesgeridt baS uGtOtIz zRi8bts." "Seieg
ais belfafunoeDibEia be1etdluet hQbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-17
8a0uTateFrOpOeu.

SubiaunpOli8, Snb., 16. 8el.-9er
3ublmlifer g6aggon Der gGbtO SaoiGucs
sBefgl'SabHa eHt9leife qeute itii6 ulbe
&oUiugtou, Snb., uuo uuroe bemOltrt. @es
neral superintendent s. 8. sBillou uu6
3uameiier s. Sc. &ummins tameu nm'S
gebeH, unb man fitrdtet, 0aB aud Der 3abIs
ueifter, Iotpie Der 2OfOmOttbfHbrgr Der Rata
fropbe 5um Gpier gefaIen fiHb.
(Spdter.l - @tne gebr0heue A9Ie DeEaHs
lnBte bas lIngIitd. Iubtteur gB. gB. 2puH,
3ab!metfer s. .. gt. Sla8gett un6 @lert
55raul gBiIinu, bte fi9 init Oeu 66. 8. 8.
gEiIIou uuo s. Dl. CUMMING In benz gBogs
aon befan0en, entfameH uuberleBt. Die
gOtcmott0e blieb aui oem 9eleiie, uHo pe0fE
Der 3otomottoiibrer, no4 Der 6etjer erIttt
8erIeBungen.
@BtcGB0, l6. DECEMBER. - Sin BerIos
ueuBug Der y&htcago Gafell SliHoter
8abR" cOqibtrte beute friib uabe guglepOoo
nit etuem Frudt3uae. g0iOmOt.Uftt1rer
glurptb mur0e 10 i4Uer on etuem 8etue
DerIeBt, OaB 0afeIbe amputtri ner6eu muBte-
Der &CnOaiteur uu6 etH Bafagter erlittGu
lei9e Berlebungeu. Der llafau pur6e 6ur9
etue fllld8efiellte SBeide DerIrIadt.
ABttfesbarre Ba., 16. De5ember. -
Wabreuo cine S9aar bon Der Ar6eit 5uriid=
febreuber BolGu bGute Gben6 40 8Hr1eG,
etlide WaIteu bon bieC, benz @eleie berg De
IatuGresg gadaUanuazgB BefteTu 8abua eutlaug
gtu9 Fubr etu pl0bIt@ um cine &Gr0e ian
ieu6er BeriOneu3ug mittGn in fe btHetH.
8rei Der BOIeR purten get6Otet, Elm OterIec
t0eui4 5a1leBt uub MIR Der Giufte eutlam
Otue gefibrlide SerLeeuugeu. Die WliaHer
marsu angeni4siuIiG) in Der Duulslheit IN
geInirruHg saratbeu NIB aUf bas uure8te
Geleiie aetreteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-17
8ottmore, Ob, 9ienFo9 ben H. 9e3em0er 1889
81. Gonarek. = er#e sthuaa.

Rsae getittpatA umO gnrEasets I'M genat. -
100000 fur Oea 9rnG bon N6Erb6G'
bettdsteu.-5te gDeibaGt0tSieEtea - q ne
SsIobnnns Dsa $5O08 far ote Tesbaf
lttAa StEco&tB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-17
Gin SeT8@esFs ,, SooRt. -

wv w y ~ - N-~Rf'F
gtfbsr ais tuefthIos scItsuSe gruben fn &Ets
dlt8aH aaD GSiscouitn Tiir aeShe Bammeu
an SnRoiF9te uuO GurppraitpHsp ptrs
Faaff.
gltImoutee, 2Etgc., 16. 8elember. -
BSr tttpa brei SabTen Iegte cine @rubenges
ieu&aft nit Sobu Y. Burton on Der spite
enorr1e Sumuleu In Ber9metis lgHte'Te9s
muugsn TN @oaebics ua6 Dieuomtuec 9ebirg
an. Die attteH muroeu uamGutu6 on }Furs
mer nnb flstne @s6ditsgente In BsconftR,
DlinneI0tn unb SItnoiS nbgeiebt. Die lIateE=
nebmuugen reutlrteu iit5 ntdlt, uu6 as fam
dlIiesIid 5u einem 6rldle, uQtb melhem 0te
aftien Der @eieuidaft, In beuen Diele geHte
bic @riparnifIe i5re8 GsbenS nugglsat battsu,
flurn BeTi9eGtt perOeu i0untau. S5u uauerer
3ett baben ie6oh Spefulauteu bteIe Ihssa
iitr gertuge Setrdge an f9 gebradjt, uHo eg
ielt fi9 heraue, oQB ulebrere &nrpnratiOueu
uno Spn6tilte neld}eu etli gro5es 6Qpita[
Bur @Htnideluu9 Der grubeH Bur Beriiiguug
fisbt, bic frngIiden giigcrluiubereisn fduflid
an li6 gebrl@t lGbCH. Sin rtdti9eT Uilaeua
vSoom" tff MN iDieb2y TN @lnge, uHb 1ig-e
Aftieuire bier tH Jttlpaufee babeu Heuers
binss ben SebufaGlu Belcag DtfIeH, mas Ite
Dor ieGs 9tOHltGu iir tbre ditieu fOrOerteu,
1uriidBeDltleH. Asau ermlrtet, cas- bic BerA
i5ifinng Don giienerJ TN uGdRen Sabre bop
feIt 10 groB ietH Uiro, rute i'm IeBteu SABRE.
Gbne 3petTel tpirb Dies Der S@ififatJl aHf
zen See'n eiuen betrdhtltden 4ufdmHug
gebeu, uub bis @igenthiRer BoH 6abrBeugeH
trefeu entiprG@2noe SorbersiIugeu. @iaaS
6Ir ttir3Iidl perlGuiteu Berauarle mar bie
nWuroras litne" I'm 3ogebics8 s8ebtr9e. Sies
lelbe murbe uonttueu BON etuer @eieui4ait
gsiault, iubefeu 1eCInuet, bag oie ., yBiScoa=
finer &eBtralbabu" binter oieier 9leui9aft
fsdt. Der BreiS iou 81 900, 600 betrlgeu-
Auh bte gSuperior'," ,,SrOn 5eItsn uu6
yaibIaub sgruben I'm @Ogsbics Sebirga, bic
ySnfalos,n ,Sf0 SufalOs," ,QIaeu.,"
pPrtace Of gBalass" NIB gDOuuBst0uas
Grnbe" I'M Utencmiuee @ebtrge Hlb Ote
u9uHus." ,armsniasn uub ,,G9aptHe.UliHe"
in ben Rarluettss Bergen ftuo Usrfduft uub
uerNeH pabTea6 bee HSdfeu SaiIoH TN BE-
triebe ietu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-17

8e88S a0tdtIib frsieeipEoGett. - Batft,
Gnuebta uao S'SuHtoan at IebeasIdnas
t0eE HnO Dee Ssatie5s SHnse So orsijabz
Etget Su6tbaAshaft betatthetIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-17

StSbsr ais pertsIos scItsnse gruben fn ggts
ditsaH aaD g8iseouFn Fag arShs gammeu
an SnRoiEate upO Goe9prattpEep btrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-17
GnrOp6tiae RabeGbertdlte.
gus SemtS6gaaO.
Die traurtae sad!aae in ) en- RO5IsnreuieEsn.

8ai6itt, bet pf.afrtEaaif1s Snfas8thtens
SaRptIiua, ais Sefaaeewer IN SdnOeR BET
Seutioen.-Grobebea ia SpGutea.-SeE
9ttTFs BET 9oao oaeF ga3pssFaFbettst etts
HehLiaLaa,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12
A Smart Indian.

To the Cherokee Indian Sequoyah we
owe the most intellectual feat accomplished
on this continent. Sequoyah was born in
100, and brought up AS al Indian. He nei-
Their read or spoke the English language,
and all his knowledge OF written and
printed speech only served to make him ac-
quanted with the fact that in some way,
by the signs of letters, language could be
expressed. Meditating between 1909 and
1871 on the sub. ect. he devised system by
which his own language could likewise be
reduced TO print. For each syllable of his
own speech he contriyed IA sign, and by
combining these signs he created a method
of writing When he had accomplished
this analysis and found that about ~ signs
would express the sounds OF his speech, no
set about writing letters, and instituted "a
correspondence between his own people
and their countrymen beyond the Missis-
sippi. IL is said that the young Cherokees
travelled greet distances to be instructed in
the art OF writing by this modern Cadmus.
1t seems probable that this is the only
case in the history of writing in which one
individual has accomplished the task Of
creating Ia written form of speech. All the
other methods OF writ ng have grown by
slow accreilons, requiring ages for their
development-N. =. Shaler.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12
Dearne..Cn,,tBe Cured

by local appl! Caton, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one wav 20 cure de fness, and tn 1t is
by constitution remedies. Deafness is
caused by an in AIMED condition of the
this lube gets inilamed you have rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, md when IL is
entirely closed Deafness is the result, and
unless the iniiamma ion can be taken ont
and TIA q tube restored to its normal CON
dition. hearing will be destroyed forever;
n no cases out of ten are caused 10y catarrh,
OF the mucus surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness, (caused by Catarrh),
that we cannot cure by taking II ill's Ca
tarrh Cure send for circulars, free.
Il. J. CHENEY a. CO, Toledo, o.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12
Bad Effects of Tobacco,

Science says that in an experimental OBJ
servation of thirty eight boys Of all classes
Of society, and Of average health, who had
been using tobacco for periods ranging
from two mouths TO two years, twenty
seven showed severe in ury to the consttu-
ton, and insufficient growth; thirty two
showed the existence Of Irregularities of
the hearts action, dsordered stomach,
cough. and a craving for alcohol; thirteen
had intermittency of the pulse and one had
consumption After they abandoned the
use of tobacco, within six months one half
were free from al their former symptoms,
and the remainder had recovered by the
end of the year.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12
Edwin Forrest. secret.

The great TRACE lian, Forrest, had Sc
cret which rybody ought to learn and
profit by. He said: ~ owe all my success
to the fact that everything have under
taken l have done thoroughly never
neg ect triHes.n That's the point-don I
neglect trifios. Don't neglect that hacking
cough, those night sweats, that feeble and
capr cious appetite, and the other symp.
toms, triting in themselves, but awful in
their significance. They herald the approach
OF consumption. You are in danger, but you
can be saved DR.. Pierce Golden Medi
cal Discovery will restore you TO health
and vigor as il has thousands of others.
For all scrofulous diseases. and consump
ton is one of them, it is sovereign
remedy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12
The Value of Hot Water.

"The soothing effects of hot water are
not fully appreciated" said physician the
other day. II recommend IL To my patient
who suffer from insomnia, produced by
nervous irritation Of the stomach, and also
for certain forms Of indigest on. Many OF
them object 10 il az first, and soon come 20
like it and are generally much benefited by
IT. A glass Of hot water now and then will
work no appreciable good, OF course, but a
steady habit OF bot water drinking once
formed, and sustained regularly for few
months, works wonders with certain con
situations. generally recommend its use
just before going to bed. IL is n great
soOther ~
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12

You never suspect it, mono of his
friends Dire med of it, he did not know IL
himself, but it is actly what he did,
neverthe ess Do YOU remember his sal
low complexion DO you recollect how he
u ed TO complain Of headaches and consti-
patton ii IN getting quito bilious he
said To you one day, but / guess it II pass
off. haven't done anything for IL, because
i don't believe in dosing Soon after
that YOU heard of his death. IL was very
sudden, and every one was greatly sur
prised. If he had taken Or. Pierce 2
Pleasant Purgat We Pellets lie would be
alive and well 10 day. Don't follow his ex
ample. The pellets are easy TO take,
mild in their action, and always sure.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12
A Stnte. bnt Mean.

Woman-sufTrage seems TO be gaining
in Ohio when constitutional amend
ment in its favor passes the legislature
by a majority vote. though lacking
effective. Possibly, however, some oil
the astute Buckeye lawmakers voted
for the resolution under stress Of do.
nestle influence. with the saving
knowledge that their votes would mol
carry the measure. -Pittsburg Dis.
patch
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12
Oppenheimer and Son.

Mr.. Oppenheimer-" Jakey, you vos make
a slide in front Of de store."
JakeY-"Yes, fader."
Mr.. Oppenheimer-"It vos very slippery.
! nearly proke my neck nit dot slide Put
some Fishes dere.n
Jakey theroically)- "Neffer, nefTer Dis
vos an open winter and we vos overstocked
on rubber overshoes.n
Mr.. Oppenheimcr (paralyzed) -"Dot boy
vos a cheniousl Make anoder slide, Jakey,
make anoderw
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12

Prof. Huxley Las written a racy reply to
certain criticisms of agnosticism made at
tho church congress OF losS, and TO recent
delivsranoe by Frederick Harrison, who
attempts 10 prophcsy on this subject. The
article contains an account OF how the
name apostle or ginated, and explains why
agnosticisR, AS Prof. Huxley conceives it,
cannot haVe n creed
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12
Dakota's Boom.

Dakota is now engaging public attention
through her Ell orts TO achieve statehood, as
well as by her phenomenal growth and the
rapid developement Of her wonderful agri-
cultural resources, and the advantages she
offers TO home seekers and persons desiring
safe and profitable investments A new
pamphlet containing recent letters citing
the actual experiences of reliable residents,
and other valuable information relating 10
Dakota, will be- mailed free upon request
by r.. Il. Wilson, No. - Fifth Avenue. Chi
rapn ILL
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12
TIL. Excitement NotOver.

The rush on the druggists still con tinues
and daily scores Of people call for bot o
of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs for the cure Of coughs, colds, asthma,
sam, the standard family rene y, is sold on
a guarantee and never fails 10 give entire
satisfaction. Price soc and S1.00. Trial
size free.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12

He that knows nothing doubts Of nothing.
De not let your doubts cause You 10 waver,
fer you may be assured that
Warner's Log Cabin LIVER PILLS
will cause the sluggish liver TO resume its
wonted functions, and produce tho results
you desire. They are effective and harm
less, being purely vegetable
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12
To Retain Mental Vigor.

IL you would retain the vigor OF youi
mental faculties, keep them employed, not
IN old ruts bat in new routes OF reading,
experiment and thought. The brain ro-
quires exercise 10 keep its strength, as
much as the arm does. At win not do 10
swing the arm continually In one direction
80 the mind has memory, perception, rea-
son, Imagination, choice, emoton-each its
teNvn sphere Of activity employing its spo-
cial department of the brain. BY prac-
Using all these faculties the brain keeps It's
Yigor
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12

1t is figured out that the railroads OF the
world are worth nearly 800, 900, C0o,0uO, or
nearly one tenth of the wealth OF the civil.
lied nations. or more than a quarter OF
their invested capital and that all the
ready money in the world would only buy
about one third OF them.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12
Love Always Conqucrs.

Mrs. De Culture-Horrors! Goins
TO marry that young Mr.. Hayseed! Ar,
you crazy? He eats pie with knife
Miss De Culture know it, ma, pu
Tove him.
You'll die OF disgust"
mo, l won {. I'll never have pie.
Philadelphia Record.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12
We accidentally overheard the following

We accidentally overheard the following
dialogue on the street yesterday:
Jones-Smith, why don't you stop that
disgusting hawking and spittingi
Smith--How can II You know I am a
martyr to eatarrh
do as did. ] had tho disease in it's
worst form but am well now.
S.-What did you do for its
il used DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
II cured me and 1t will cure you.
S.-Pve heard of II, and by Jove I'll try
II.
J.-Do so. You will find it at all the drug
atnras IN TOWN
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-12

The sister Of the murderer Guiteau has
written a novel entitled 1.-THE Stalwarts
or, Who Were TO Blamel" She endeavors
10 show that her brother was insane.
Woman suffrage has been defeated IN the
Maine Legislature by vote of 80 TO 40.