davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-04
Allegheny Residences.

Auegheny Residences.
ElOR SAL E-HANDSOME MODERN HOUSE
tion, Bidwell street, Allegheny; low price
easy terms. JNO. 4. M'CREERY. s5 Fifth ave.
ap9-46-TTs
E,OR MISREPRESENTATION HILL,
Il near electric road, good Groom frame house,
in good repair; city water nat. gas; good cellar:
lot x130 feet; street front and rear: two lots II
desired; easy terms. Inquire STEVENSON'S
DRUGSTORE, 2s2 Arch ST., Allegheny.
jy3-6S-wThsu
I,OR SALE-AN 81 PER CENT INVESTMENT
Il clear: block of ak new brick dwellings in
the Second ward, Allegheny: all modern improve
ments, and in elegant order throughout; rent
about q, 200 annually; excellent thing for per
manent investment: send for list. JAS. w.
DRAPE q Co.,. i29 Fourth avenue, Pittsburg.
Mortgages placed. jy4-S6
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ENOR SALE-A BARGAIN-A GOOD SUBURB
Il AN dwelling Braddock avenue, Hawkins
station, p. 4. X, of 3x stories, containing u
rooms, large center and side ball, bathroom.
gases, good well water. handsomely papered
throughout about one acre of ground covered with
balance to suit. BLACK & BAIRD, s5 Fourth
avenue. jy2-6o
EOR sALE-BELLEvUE-ELE MOD
wood finish, large porches, bay windows, bath and
W: c., stationary washstands, fne mantels, elec-
tric bells; closets panty Laundry, furnace, &C.
and carriage house: lot 1+ox290: choice fruit and
especiany s.Iracslve i ana vii viii DC soia
1T this neighborhood. SAMUEL W. BLACK &
CO., 80 Fourth ave. jy2-52-TTs
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FOR SALE-LOTSs

TORSALE-CITY LOTS-10LOTS ON LIBERTY
II ave., between Thirty y-ninth and Fortieth sts.,
Pittsburg, Pa: low and on long time. h.
FORBES, Wheeling, W. Va. je22-25
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-04

Suburban Lots.
T1OR SALE-LOTS. LOTS-vILLA PARK
Il plan. Brushton and Wilkinsburg; no lot less
than 40xl50 feet; now is the time to buy, this
plan has lust been put on the market; low prices
and easy terms. JOHN Y. BAXTER, Agent. 5l2
Smithneid st. jy2-23-TTS
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QN ahmphd0 u NGtunN umW it'd
l. WOLFSoN SAN ANTONIO
: @iner fiiralih in Berlin erld1iene.


men wiRenl6aftliden S9rift: rueber
gietoerfdli9ung" lit bic na1folgenbe,
alpbabetif@ georbnste 5anmIung bon
3uidBen entnommen, tosl9e benz ioge.
nannten 8ier 5ugetban merben, Die aber
teineswegs Nnipru6 auf 8onftdnbigs
feit ma6t: Nltobol, Nltbopfen6l, Nloe,
geaabonna, 8iercouleur. BiIlenfraut,
8itterflee, 8u6enipdbne, Garagbenmoos,
Goloquinten, @nsian, 5i9tennabeIu,
@ogel, Selatine, 9Ipeerin, 6afelnuB.
fpdbne, 9aufenblaSe, 9erbn3eitlpie, 6os
pfenaroma, Sopfenbitteridure, Sgna.
tiusbobne, Snstper, &amille, Gartoffel=
auder, obene6ietentraut, Rodels=
former, Sorianber, 2afriBeniaft, 2aus
genfalae, Mal3ertract, MetauiaI3e,
Wtobn, Wouffrpulber, Natron, glieb.
pur3, Nux vomica, (8re6nuB), pitrin.
i6ure, pottaF6e, Quaffa, &eis, @aIpcils
fdure, S9afgarbe, Gpanii9er pfefer,
Sooa, 5tdrfe3uder, Stdrfemebl, 9trD9s
min, Sprup, Sannin, Sauienbgnlbens
traut, Sif6lerleim, Wa6bolber, Waloz
meiiter, Weioeni6alen, WermutE, gu.
dercouleur &C. Wer itimmt ba tlidt Be-
geiifert NIT ein in bas alte i66ne 2ieb:
ySas i6marabraune 8ier bas trint' if
10 germ !" Bobl befomm's!
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: eyuterelIante unterludunoen tiber

- SutereKante unterludunsen tiber
bas mufifalif@e Geb6r BEL
q ferben bat man fiir3li9 in Wefs
fallen angelteat unb 1T babel au folsens
bem @rgebniB gelanst. Die ieBt beens
Oeten unteriu9uusen buben erseben,
baB bic pferbe elm duBerit geringes
8erftdnbniB fir Mufif, Satt unb Sig.
nale baben. @s 1T aufs flarfte beuie.
fen, baB ben Yferben ieber 5attbegriff
absebt; 10 tan5en fie beiipielsmeife i'm
Cirrus ni9t mad benz Satte Der Muft,
fonbern pielmebr ipielt bic Mufit mad
benz San3i6ritt ber pferoe. 9lnbere
unterfu9angen baben ergeben. baB bic
Wfilitdrpferbe Sorniignale nift beri1es
ben. 2ebigliG Der &eiter ober Der
Na6abmungstrieb bes pferbes perans
laiien bieies, bic nod ben Sigualen ges
fOrberten gemesunsen aus3uiiibren;
bort elm pferb, ipenn es aud nod 70 ge=
f9ult 1T, elm 0ornfgnal, 10 bleibt es
babel gdn3lid1 tbeiluabmslos; bas @lei.
DE gilt, tDenu elm Srupp @abaleriepfer.
be obne &eiter 0orniisnale bort.
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So mar f6on Mit.erna6t portber,
als enbli9 Sober iein 2ager anfiu9te.
gleun3ebntes &apitel.

| ~ u u y !! lt N lte i.
IS ipar tein lei9ter Gang, ben Jran,
am nd9fen Wtorgen, au Der 3eit, tpr
cine Dame bereits gu ipre9en lit, att.
trat. st tpuBte, baB Marie gu fromul
mar I'm 8enede ni9t bas 2eben gu g6ns
nen, aber ct tpuBte aud, tpie innig fe
ibn liebte! unb ibr bic Wabrbeit gu bers
| f6weigen, bieIt Sran3 fiir sefdbrli6
I unb unre6t.
NIs er nit f6perem 9er3en bic Srep
pc i'm 8enede 'f6en 9aufe binaufitieg,
fam ber 9ausar5t foeben berunter.
ST Grau 8enede trant2 fraste iibers
raf@t unb beIorgt Grans.
SIM @egentbeil, nur etmas beitiirt3t,
i'd tomme ioeben bon ibr. Gin aneerer
patient 1T i'm 6auie, BON befIen gu,
itanb i'd Grau Bsnede in &enntniB ieBen
muBte. 0err 8r6lins bat eiuen S6lag=
anfaa gebabt.
@irb Der Maun iferbeu, Serr 9ot-
tors .
Ser Wrat 3udte nit ben S9ultern
unb eutsegnete; Wenn V@ ber Infau
wieberbolt. 8r6ings 9iener bat bieien
Worgen, als er fam, ieinen Serrn be.
muBtlos bor benz Bet Iiegenb sefunben.
ct 1T bereits tpie6er bel boiler BeIin.
nuug, aber gsldbmt; gu ipre9sn perz
mag er gar nidt. Der Mann bate in
ben leBten Monaten ettpas iebr Nufges
regtes on ii9. 8ieleidt cine beftige
alteration, @si6dftsia6eu, wer tann
bas mifen2
Gran5 tebrte iofort um, 8enede, Der
mod intognito bel ibm tpobnte, bon benz
8Drfal in GenntniB au IeBen.
@s III bies elm @ottesurtbeil! iagten
beioe Greunbe.
Mfit Der gr6Bten 59onuns tbeilte
Grau3 Marie nit, mas fid) 3tpif6en
ibrem 8ruber, Naisti uno ibrem @at.en
begeben bate unb baB ber @rfere auf
benz S9la9tfeIbe einen ebrIi9en Sols
5atentobt geforben iei. sic faItete bic
6dnbe unb tpeinte ftiq, ibre 3br6nen
fofen aud, als Gran3 ibr iaste, baB
Benede nod lebe uno it9 bon ibr f1eis
ben pole. SaB Senede in Samburg
lei, perl9rieg er ibr auf beHen aus.
brhdli6en Wuni6. Gran3 erfhlte
buafdbli9 bes 6reunbes guftrag, in.
benz er ibr mittbeilte. baB ibr @atte fur
6amburg iobt bIeiben polle, tuie er
benn iiberbaupt ni6ts 10 iebr balie, dIs
ieinen ytamen our6 ben S@mub BON
miiBigen Glatidereien ge5ogen gu feben.
DAB Ou, liebe Marie, b0ais frei
tpirit aud bem @eieB mad =
Wesbalb? unterbra6 iie ibn. Mei=
men relig6fen Nnfi9ten na9 fam tein
meltli6es @eieb mid freiipre9en. Sd
fann setrennt BON genede bleibeu, abtr
ME nit einem anberen Manne an ben
Sraualtar treten. 10 lanse Der Mann
nod atbmet, nit benz einit beg prieiters
Segen mid berbanb. Selblt Dispens
bonn beiligen 8ater tpiirbe mein 8eipiis
fen ni6t berubigen.
(Gortfesune fcIst)
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: Gin trauriser 8eitrag gum Gapiz
tel n@elebrten proIetariat~ miro aug
Iugsburg mitgetbeilt, gor ber oorti.
gen Straffammer iaB elm iunger Mann,
Der tpegen feines berborragenben Wii>
lens eon ben Mdnnern Der Wifenldaft
bo9gea9tet mar, iebt aber berabgeiuns
fen big gum 2anbftrei9er uno Betrhger.
gs mar bies Der ebemalige pripatbocent
oer 8otanit an ber uniberftdt grIans
gen, Or. 3arl 6ii9 aug &ofod. Raum
21 Sabre alt, prDmopirte ct nit Nuss
aei9nung, erbielt mad 8oGenbung lei.
ner Stubien i'm Sabre 1881 feline erIte
WniteGung als pripatbo3ent an Der uai=
beriitdt 9aqe. 1883 fam er bierauf als
pribatbo3ent fdr Botanit unb Natur=
miiienf9aft an bic ltnioerftat grlan-
gen. 8on ridii9tsloien @l6ubigeru
gebrdnst, muBte er 1887 feline gntlaI.
Jung nebmen. fam bann an bic Jorfs
atabemie in Sbaranb un6 tpurbe aud
bier bon benz glei6en S9idial errei1t.
Sonit cine beliebte peri6nli9teit, boifte
CT unter Be3ugnabme auf feline peri6ns
li9e 8efannti6aft nit 6auptmann
@iBmanu auf 8ertpenbung bel Der
WiBmannsgrpebition. Bon gfotb unb
falfber S9am getrieben, bertibte er,
uni6er umberirrenb, Dor @intrehen Der
erwarteten Nnttpprt in gteapeI, Miins
den, @armii6, Stuttgart unb Berlin
cine &eibe bon S9winbeleien unb tpurbe
f9lieBli9 bettelnb als 2anbfrei9er auf.
geeriffen unb perurtbeilt. Sas 2anb.
geri6t ertannte mesen 8etrues .auf u
Sabre 8efdngniB.
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Ser Verid)lmk etmes tuihtt8cn 9lb
flutes.

Die Sloduee elmer 9aienS 1T iar reen 9anpel ni6t
i@dcliaer, ais iebit pie pprabersebnpe 9eritcpuus
her Gnsemeipc fur bic Geiunpbeit hes SptemS. Der
tppiung beeintrd6tst Acknowledgements nie GbIpnbez
uno persiet pie 6rtulatipn. Die iierite nno pirts
iamite icmcbl, ais ee 5utrdsli6ite abilbrenee une
bureintsenle 4r3nt sesen rteie uebelit6nee he es
sbt, lit 0pitetter's Wiaseubters. @S lit mebr ais
pabrldetnlif zap lene uubelrittene Birtiamteit ais
lrdpenip unp peilmittel sesen intermittrenees unb
perpbilde5 6ieber srebentbeS ietner ben Stpre65el
f6rrernben attpn aui bic 2eber peIes bel alien mala
ria artisen 8ei6mercen in erter 9inte in Witletpen
i6ait 9ejcSene Organ, 5ujuhretben lit. 9eute init
anlase Su rbeamatiIhen, neura5ti6en unc Rierenlez
ZEN trnnsn nttS 0ei9etetere6 bun, ais rieie NIT SSo
letters MasenbtterS betdmpfen rpeldeS pteIelbe aar
nidpt auftemmen dBt. 3upem ipirn i6pd6lihen 9ta
turen purd pteie5 mertbrrue StdrtunsSmittel ueue
Strait perliebeu.
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9ambbeit fanm ntd,s aeheilt ,persem

bur6 locale appIieationen, neil iie ben tranten
9beil beB SbreS ni6t erreiden fonnen. Gs
9iebt aur einen Bcs, bic 9aubbeit gu turren,
unb Der 1T bur9 tonititutioneue SsilmittsI.
9aubbeit piro Our6 einen ent5Inoeten 3ufanb
Der fdlsimigen MustleiOane Der Gufa6iiden
Ro6re bsrurlaAt 8euu oieIe Gobre iif snt.
siinbet, babt ibr einen rumpelnben Son obsr
unbOlItommsnes GsbOr; unb Denn fie gang Sc,
f6loRen 1T, srfoIst 9aubbeit, unO penn bic
GntSinoung nidt ssbobsn unO bieie 80bre tuie-
bsr in ibren se5otisen 3uifanb periett werben
fam, pirb bas @ebor fur INNER 3eriiort ber>
ben; neun 8dlle unter sebn fnb but6 aatarrb
bcrurfadt, relder nidt ais Elm entSanOeter
3uitano Der f9leimigen Oberlddsn 1T.
gBir molten eiubunbert Dollars fir jeoen
(Ourd satorrb peruriadten) 5au bon &aubbeit
geben, ben mir nidt burd Ginuebmen bon
9al's satarrb Cur beilen tonnen. 9abt eud
umIona gircuIare fommsn.
8. 5. Gbeneb & o., Soleoo, 8.
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Die iebo6 balb BON ber Poli3ei unters
orudt puroen.
sic tuarem chit febDu, sHasan,c.

sic tparem einft id1Dm, WsaSamc,
aber Sbr Spiegel fagt Sbnen, baB 9it
es ni1t mebr iinb. gie tommt bas!
Saber, bob Sic an funftioneller STD.
rung leiben. Sic fonnen veinen 3ol
Tarbe auflesen", tpie Samlet iagt, abe,
sic t0nnen Die Gertpiifungen in Sol
ge bon &rantbeit ni9t berbergen. &eiu
Wunber, baB Sic niebersei9lagea finb.
Nber warum nod ldnser leiben? DR..
Pierce's favorite Prescription miro
Sbrer Q8ange bic blibenoe Ssarbe,
Sbren Iugen ben @lan3 piebers
geben. @s mirb aus Sbnen mies
Der eine gliidli6e Grau MAIDEN. gs
beilt ale iene S9md6esuifdnse, Ghden=
i9meraen, nieberi6la9enbe @efible, bic
Sbrem @efdle6t eigentbtnli6 fnb.
Die ein5ige Mebisin, bic BON Npotbetern
berfanft pirb II untereiner poftis
, en- 9 8arantie bet Gabritanten, bab
tie in iebem Sale 5ufriebenitelen. anbers
talls bag 8elo aurtidgegeben tpirb. Gebt
Sarantie auf Glai9enumi9lag.
Der f9limmfte Naienfatarrb, glei6s
niel mie lanse er i6on befebt, pirb fir
INNER gebeilt bur6 DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
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STE ,teue GntSefuua.

STE aae baben Sbre Sreunpe nnb 8etannten bappn
pre6en bfren gieae8t linp Sie aud ieltit Giner BON
Denen, pel9e an iid ielbit erfabren baben, me sui
eies Wtttel it, gBeun Sic eS einal5 periuGt baben,
hann fnb sic aud elm reuer Sreunp pappn. DEM
lrer einma einen 9eriu4 nit Or. Sings Neuer Gnt=
eeduns semabt bat Der bait eS aud ppn Der 3eit an
tmmer in ietnem Sauie. 9Benn Sic eS mod niemals
sebrau6t baben unp enen uiten pber cine @rtdltuna
baben ipten, pper ir9eno elm 2eipen Der 2unse pes
Salle5 peer Der SruI, rann perihaiien Sic ih eine
6laI6e bterppn unb per1uden Sic eS. Der Grfpla
pire in erem Sale sarantir, pber eas @elb nirp sus
rndse5abt. Grpbefaifen gratis in her aprtbete ppn
Oreib, Sbpmpipn & 81.
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WeibeNalpns.

25o0 Darbs Sheer, .pair,coro, Ylaio
9awns, 10 Gents per Oarb; Marieines
BON l23 Gents per Ouro an; feline
Biques, Is Gents per garb; Dres Gam
br'cs, 12aa, 16siunD 20 @ents; ensliide
Gambrics uno gtuinfcOta, Sc 3on brett,
20 Bic so Gents.
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eu nom tem;shsr ooboro,o.;,,r

Sn benz 6emifben 2aboratorium
Oes prof. a6nig 3u Minlter in @eits
falen paren bic beiben @bemiter Or.
&0merbabe unb Or. Stride nit einem
Experiment nit Sdmefel, Netber bes
i6dftigt, als pl6blid bic grrBe &etorte
plaBte unb bic 8eiben bur6 ibreu Sn.
bolt unb lire Sprengitiide t6otli9 Der.
lebte. 9tO6 3mei Stubenten wuroen
f6wer berlebt unb perben permutbli9
ibr Nugenlidt berlieren.
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&uflens 9lrnicnzsalbe.

Die bette Salbe Der g8slt fir Sdnitte,
Quetf4unsen, @eldpiire, Gieber. unb Saut.
GusidIag. 6le9te, seiprunsene Sdnbe, 5rpif'
beulen unb alle Sauttranibeiten furirt Sd.
morrboioen ooer feline 8eaabluns. 8nllise
SatiSfaetion sarantirt ober bas @eIb pirb
auriiderfattet. % Gents bic S9adteI 3um
8ertauf in allen Apotbelen. Dreib, sbomp.
ION C Co., @holeTaIe.
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Gefdrbte 9apns.

40 3oll breiter gattiit, quite Waare,
10 unb- 129 Gents per Darb; Ylaib
aapns, 80 3cll brett, in A Tarben, 10
Gents; 100 Stiide Berth Orsanbies
124 Gents; Gable @Oro Orsanbies, 12I
@ents; Yeriii9er Mull auer Nrt, 30 unb
35 Gents; Nmerican @ba0ies, seorudt
uno edtfarbig, IA 0urbs fir 81.
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Meu& Sou(u(er 3f(o0&r(.

larer. Sic linp ausse5sidnet in Der
Wdide unb i'm Gam sefdrbt.
SdOttifde 3epbare ullerleeter Mooe
in allen Wuitern, IoliD sefarbt 81 3ou
brett, 25 Gents.
Cine habi9e 9luswabl BON @dctti=
fden Gbambraps 35 unb 40 Gents.
@rcBer Srrratb Don @lasgow Be-
phhrs aler Nrt.
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@ine Onltaubiae 9luspabl ct neue=
ifen Muiter gu 12I unb Is @ts. per Oarb.
1876 StTde ''New Departure" gu 20
unb 25 @ents.
Dies iino Muiter fran30fider Sanfiz
Ter unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 6rablinssmaaren in fDlioen Oar=
Sen 1233, Is unb 20 Gents.
SdOttiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Baaren merben immer pppu<
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garnabp's ameritaniide @tnsbums
far Damen- uno Sinbsr Sleiber, ertra=
Tein, 20 @ents.
Qawns

gBir baben jeet msbrere bunbert Stude
ameritaaif6en, ensliiden, iriiden, fraas
5Siiiden unb i6wei5er 6abritets 3ur Nn.
li&t ausliesen.
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Sriide 9einelSenge.

Blouien>9eineu, gslfait grcwn Dres
9inens, Is Gents; braun 2einea.8 .8attilf.
bon 10 Gents an; 9einen. @ambrics, so
Gents Big 81. unb pieles Mnbere.
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S@ Jbr Ipart 8eIb, menn ibrf Sure
Drudia6eu bel Sobuion Sros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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- @uliFornien probu3irte i'm bergan=
genen Sabr 2, 900, 900 Pfunb getrodnete
Meinbeeren.
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Sine treua, fibele @elelfdaft. nor

= Gine treu3 fibele 8eIellf6aft, bon
Der iebenfaqs feline &efolutionen all
8unfen Der 9rpbibition gu ermarten
iinb. ideiut lid auf Der leBten i6lef'
iden prooincial=9eb .8eriammlung
in Breslau suiammenseftuben gu bas
ben. Ntan iang fd bort buritis unb
INNER burltiger an einem 48 Stro.
pben { y umfafenoen Srinflieb, beren
cine Der nS3lei. Bolts 3eitung" su.
folge lautete:
6iiIlt nit friidem Stpf bic auTe
llno ergebt Gud feit benz Sufie;
8rintt. 70 lang bas Bier nod lduft,
8ibnt iper am meifen Iduft
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- 8apern bat cine @inuobnersabl
bon 5,284, 77S.
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@lne unsebeure Iuswabl in bieftn
N,titeln.
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fSrausOiiide Satius.

,Sn 9tew OOrter uno 8Oltoner 3eitun=
gen werben ite nit 379 uub 331 Gents
per Narb annoncirt. Wir pertaufen
oieieIbsn Waaren iE ben idSniten Wius
ltern gu 35 unb 80 Gents per Oarb.
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Oie
ssO9entli9e 6reie Yreiie fir seras
eri6eint
jeoen Dommeraag
unb foitst
$3.50 fir naS Sabr pbcr $1.25 ttit
6 WDnate tn Vuransbesablnna.
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glmerifaniide @atins.
Sn aeuen i6Snen Wiuhern nur 10
Gents per Oarb.
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9ie
Sdslide Sreie Yreiic fit Seras
eri6eint
mit @nsna6me oes Sonntags
un6 fD1tet
$1,000 fir naS Sabr DSer $3.50
fir 3 MUnate.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18
The Late Gen. Harvey.

Eyes" said an officer of Gen. Miles's
staff last night at the Occidental, Il
read in to-day's Examiner about old
Gen. Harney's death. / wonder if peo-
pie realize that Harvey was the oldest
officer of any army in the world He
was even older than Won Moltke, who
is popularity believed to be the true
veteran at arms of the universe Won
Moltke was born Oct. 26. 1900, but old
HJrncy beat him on infantile parade
by just two mOnths-he was born Aug
27, 1900, A great old man WIS Harvey
in his day. i have heard my father
say Che served under Harvey in the
Seminole war and also in MeXico) that
he was the biggest, strongest. most
powerful soldier that has worn a uni
form since Frederick the Great. He
was a giant in structure, q Hercules in
strength. His powers of endurance
were phenomenal. In the Seminole
war he once went without food for four
days and nights, and at the end of the
time took Billy Bowlegs, who had
caught him in the swamps, by the nape
OF the neck and threw him a distance
of ten feet The savage had an old
bayonet pointed at his heart at the
time.
Another time when surrounded by
Indians, he cleared his way through
them with Il sword, and when their
arrows had him weakened and almost
helpless by loss OF blood be made a
final rush. and Selling one savage no
hurled him against another with such
force that both were disabled. The
same night he swan three miles,
trudged nine miles through swamp,
and finally reached an outpost in
safety.
Indians were always afraid OF Hor-
ncy. He could shoot an arrow better
than they. He was dead shot with
rifle, and when it came to physical
Misunderstanding that an Indian
has no taste for-he, could throw their
mightiest athletes about like so many
rubber balls. 1t was no trick eat al
for him to knock u truculent savage
down with one hand, and with the 9TH
er take his mate, lift him clear Off the
ground, and dance his legs over his
fallen comrade. The Indians up about
Fort Smelling. when Harvey was n
captain at that post, used to call him
Thunder Bull''-hc roared like thun-
der and was stronger than Buffalo.
The old general was, even in 1861,
when he retired from service, the fin
est looking man in the army He was
6 feet inches and built like an ath-
lete. Even then he was over 81 years
Old, but he was as straight as an ar
row. San Francinco Examiner.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18
EGlorescence OIL Brickwork.

The unsightly efllorescense on walls.
due to what is termed "saltpetering,
and noticed generally in dry weather,
is due TO several causes. Perhaps the
only satisfactory explanation is that
the newly built brick wall is exposed
TO dampness, or dampness in co-opera-
tion with something in the bricS them
selves. 1t is stated that bricks made
from clay containing iron pyrites are
subject to this efiioresceuce; that the
sulphur from the fuel converts the
lime or magnesia into sulphates, and
that whenever the bricks dry. the sui
pilates evaporate, leaving behind the
crystalline appearance or efliorescence.
The evil is therefore due to the chemi-
cal action that takes place between
the sulphur in che fuel aud the magne-
STA in the clay. The n4ischlevOus
part of the elllorescence is that IL de-
stroyes the pointing, and Injuries the
work generally. Remedies are few.
The chief object is to stop up tho
pores with one solution of fatty matter,
quicklime and cement powder; but IL o
main thing is to AVOID the particular
clay and coal fires employed to make
and burn the bricks, and TO mix the
mortar with animal Iat.-Building
News
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-18

direction az every stroke. file also saw
that Davis hal tried To use his razor
after the same manner that he would
have used draw-kniie or jack-plane,
but said not n word. About three
weeks later on Davis dropped in 10 see
the young man who soJourned Mt the
edge-tool counter. His conceit was all
gone Altogether he had purchased
about $50 worth of shaving parapher-
MALTA, including varieties OF the
safety fakes, and bad chucled the
whole lot into grip and thrown them
up on a shelf in The coal-shed.
-'1ou see, be sdn the young man,
who, though a practical barber and eX-
pert razor-grinder, had us yet said
nothing, but sawed wood, ''you see, "
he continued, ''.in the first place "a
razor is saw. 1t is made and cuts
upon exactly the same principle that n
common bucksaw cuts. 1t can not be
used like II plane, but must be given
a rotary or swinging motion. 1t has
absolutely NO cutting edge If used
straight" and here the young man
showed how the tongue could be
struck squarely with the sharp edge
without breaking the skin, etc.
Another point worth remembering
is that the English razors are usually
set from heel to point, while our
American blade is set from point to
heel, SO that when our people get hold
OF an English razor they proceed at
once TO work il from the wrong end,
and this causes unpleasantness. -
Chicago Times.