davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
misunderstanding.

OOVsUWOvOs
SSllige 8ie0erbcrtelluag Der Geinn0,
belt uHO geidledtliden &iifigfeit
mittelTt Der
&a saHe'f0en geaftS arm. 8 ebanSIuna.
Grfol9reid, no allies 2ln6ere febl.
eefdld9en bat.
Sic So saue'SGe @etbooe mnS TIRE 0urslse.
uuIere NrGparats beiben Gr. Ga Souef6e Sei(mtits
tel aui 5rIno Der Sbatiode, bag mir bic itrfpriina.
ttbe Iorniel bon benz b%eritbmten arstt oieies 9tantens
erhieIten inter Der 9arantit, boB. foGs mir fpdtcr bic
&ttIT1aruIl9 fetn5r 0eboubIung unb ieiner peiImits
tel engentelien ftnDsu ioaten, bieS inter isner BeaeiGs
nuue gti1ebeu miiroe. gor eini9en sSabren fam 81.
IA 20, S S@ns a. anI DIE Soss' nsrp q nno sei9ledtltdse sst'
fpra9:
l. appIttation Der NlitteI bir.ft an, ets Der Rrouh
belt.
2. wermetbuna Der 9erbauuna ,lnb abfdtpdhuno
Der Wirfiamfeit Der WtltteL
3. Gu9e MnEdbernn9 an bic beoeutenben unteren
Ac1nun9et Der 8tldenmortsnerper aus Der W1rbeGs
fdule Inb haber erieibtertes Gtnbrinaen AT Der 9lers
oeHfrllfgteit unO Der Wtaiit bts Gebirns urb RlGs
gratis.
4 Ser Rotient fanu f4 fsIbf nit isbr ssrtusen
RDiteu Dhue Nrat ~beriteaen.
5. Sbr 6ebrouD %erforoert feline werdnhsruus her
Stdt ooer per Sebcnegemopnhetten.
6. Sie iinb ob'Dlut uulbdblib.
q: Sie 1tno leldt poH SeDem an Ort linb Gtene etris
sulhhren unS tptrfen unutittel6or alf oen Sib bes
Ne6eGs trf1erDoIh tDent9er alS elmer b1Iben Gtunoe.
@iuidG!9e Mtdnuer. beren &raft seidtpdtt, berea
Sleroen eri4Dpft. beren 6stit fturtpf geiporben, beren
2ebersfroft perloren if, finnen iidere NIB beftdnbi9e
Rettung bIrG Or. Ga Sane'S oeilnittef. Der bette uno
oIIetntge SreuHo, meltben Der Seibenoe bciiBt.
4tnitdJt rts0ijinif def SeC,ncrStdnoi9er itber
sie ebior6trcmoe Strait 0eS @ettnuts.
SpGten sic bds AuiIauguugsperm6een bes Mofts
BARNS be5tpette1n, 10 mer6en Sic Aufflirun9 finoen in
81. SobtHbomWer's nit Rerbt berdhmtFu merfeu
aeer oieien Segenitaub, iopie in ben meoiotnii6eu
SeitfG)rtitten Dteie5 &anoes uuh 9entfblonbs. Granb
reih5 uno Gn9Ianbs.
gas DER sefunee @emf1enberftano fact.
W}an piirbe einen glenIEen fir eben TO 'b6ri1t es
ndren. tUelder, nm Elm 9ei9pir am Sein Dher einen
GebrpGenen Singer au heilen. &r5neten eipnebmen.
uuo nibt bic geeigneten @aifmitteI unb Galbeu rzs
mittel6ar ouF benz Ielbeuben 2bsil 9ebra.tden monts.
mte oenienigeu. fpelber 5amenfranfbeit oter S6Dd@s
gu beiIefl ~Oeriud1en luDnte, phne bic GteiS feibft in Ius
grill gu nebmer. lpte oies omrdJ ben &cbr0u@ ocN
gt. ga Saue'S cte8 antes Mno tMI d. GoIidben
oBOlus Remediea,' aefAehen fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Sor0enuOu mn0 tranrtg
9er SerbeHerte Ga eoHe'f6s Rolus.
en- irfIt@s @rDBG)
@rantbeitel Der &terem, Slaie, @nrifebhrHie

blidt man6er Rranfe in Die 3utunft neil er biS9er
QneS erfoteIoS gebrau9t bat. ade. belonbers ote'
ieuisen, lpelde nt AM eri dJipa DC unbSei1ledts'
Eranf9eiteH, iolpie an ben trauri9erI Golgen BON
,,Sfettuaas 81 9fnEcr" leIen. ehe ft ii9 bur1 oers
iodeube nlb triigerii6e @eripretbnnsen preplertlDe:r
mebi3inif1er a~n5eigetl unG foerthloier gh1er oerlel'
reid]en natur9etreuen Dilberu, mirb fhr 20 ets.lu
8oitmarteH, iDrsiom oerpadt, trei p%erianSt aorene:
Deutsches Heilinstitut, II Clinton Place, New
York, n. Y.
Ser rGettuugs=9nter" If ou9 in Der 8nbbanoluHg
bon perm. S@impftp, 276 Oit gortb Ane, gu babeIL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Derfehrte Nniid9ten iber Die 6ifdl=
3udt.

8on 3ett 81 !3eit laufen QnfrdGen Elm,
tpel6e befuuoen, DAB in 8esug auf Sii6z
si6t pielfa6 oerfebrte Nnfibten porberrz
ihenO itnb. Gin %beionOers oft perfOmmens
Der ,Srrtbum lit Der, oab man in trgeno
einem @etpGiier, let IS See, Sad, Sei6 It..
j.. ~, iebe Qlrt Slid beLtebig ait6ten anb
erbaIten tonne. 9as lit geraoe 10, ais
tpenn man bon benz Sarr1er ertparteu
tppllte, baB er im Stanoe lei, auf ieoem be-
liebigen 8ooen je9li6e 8etreioee ooer
Tru6tart au erbaueu. @tne tpetle Goriez
bulg uert6eilte ale @eld0pfe auf Der @roe
ltno tpies ibnen Die pallenoite Steae an.
Ste Sa6fore!ye geOei6t in fIarem flteBcnben
QSalier, tpGbreno Der genteire &arpfen, iDelz
der Der eigentlide TarmerzStl6 bier I'M
g9eiten gu tDerben Derlprt6t, in letdten
l6%lammigen Set6en lein Sortfomnten ftnz
bet. QebnliG 1T es nit anoeren Stl6arz
ten unter GerDdltniIien Die Der etnen Dirt
5ulaQel1, geben anOere 81 @rutDe.
SSn 6er Silb3u6t giebt eS rt6ts Wiufirz
Tides ooer benz @elebe Der glatur Wtoer>
itrebenbes; auf @rfolg lit muir 5u boffen,
tpenn mir nit tbrer 6life arbeiten. So>
balb mir 6anon abtpei6en, miro etn WfiB=
erfolg eintreten. 0enn man ben Bari1
bonn Strome pber bon Der Sat nad Dem
@ebirgsba6 perieBt, 10 miro er nt6t ge<
beiben, gerabe ipte Die 6oreue s3u @ruroe
gehen miro, tnenn 1te POM @ebtr9sba6 mad
Der Bat sebra6t miro, neil bort bic Bee
6ingungen nt0t Dorbarben itnb, bic ibre
ytatur Derlangt. Sour tDenn mir btele 8ez
b~ingun9en erftaen, fDnneg mir auf Grfolg
re6nen.
Gin anberer Srrtbum 1T Der, baB, ME
8ieIe ~eIauben, iunge Slide nod BON @iern
tooter Slide entlteben fonuen. gta6 itber>
3eugenbsn @%rfa6rungen fOnnen aber Gier
ntdt mebr befrubtet meroen, nadoem oGs
6er3 Der Meutter gu i6lagen auf9ebDrt bat.
lin bon Der fInitlihen 8efru6tung Die
beiten @rfolge 81 e~r5ielen, miiiien beibe
@ltern lebenb unb in gutter @eiunbbett, Die
@ier aber auf natiirltdem Wege Doutg ge>
reift ietn. Benn Die Gier Dem Slide nit
@etpalt norSeitig entn0mnten itno, 10 miro
feline gefru6tuug erfol9en uno Der 10 be-
banoeIte Slid iterben.
Yieloerbrettet lit aud bic Mnii6t, baB
Stihe leben unb gebeiben fOnnen, obne
9tabrung 5u fi6 Su nebmen; bies lit Elm
GROCER Srrtbum. Slide beOiirien, lDie
ieDes anoere Sbier, Der gtabrune, unD ioz
gar, ie na6 ibrer @rOBe, lebr piele. 0ieie
berfebrte Nnii6t e~ntitano bur0 Die 8eobz
adtuns, oaB @olDfii6e in Qlquarien Woz
mats, ia Sabre lang, gebalten meroen uub
eeoeiben, o6ne gtahrung Az betommer1.
Snoeiien leben @olofti6e Don Dem grInen
@tofL Der fiD an ben Ssiten Des Mqua>
RUINS uno nalnentli1 an ben Steinen
oarin, abicBt. Wifroscopii6en 8eobadz
tungen Sufolge entbdlt oieier Stoff Yfansen
un6 Gbiere, popon bic @olofide it6 er>
n6bren. Wau barf be5halb beiin Geini0cn
bes Qquariums, nortl @otOfti6e ge6olten
nerocn, ME bic Stetne abmaidei1, lnnbern
muB lie berausnebmen uno mad Der Neiniz
gurg bes 9[quariumS pie0er surlflesen,
Dbne bic i6leimigen Stoffe, Die ben Steinen
an6aften, gu entfernen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
5iebuno, BON, IL eebruor 1900

Gtne @eIeaIdaft In 9erber,' gDI., burdb bic q,
Colorado GationaI 8anf, 96aner, GpL. -. SIS,
ISM. &letr, s31 @tterpriie aaep, @tcaeesport
snSn@ Daior & q &. 5iaipion earroaion, F.
Meiatbi s. @oo6, Bolton mali Is
g~totional Security 8anf, Bant, Mafi -. -. Is,
Gin CORRESPONDENT Our1 @eas, Sarge s. Go's
8arf, Gan SranciScn, @nl 49,. .......... Is,
%. s. N9ttlet, 8lue 3tl, 9teb. ........... Is,
@lmtro Sptue, 230 9tanlon6=Str., 99ila., 9a. Is,
S. z. Wttdbrer, 5Jotroteln .&arti ....,........ Is,
3enrD SrabD, Ottalpa, Roni. .............. Is,
Nt. W.. Saroi1t, Ytetrppolit0n, Mi1. Is.
Clara jSappeler, care 5ranf ., @denrptb, 32I
Waont9omerp Ctr, Sun SrunciSco, GaI... Is,
'G. &oanntnStt q 60, G9ttQ9o, So, ......:.. Is,
Sno 3: mtapfteIo & So. 6. 9imfteot @ucO,
6. q: SSramer. $50 8'iuap, Gisoelanb, 0hio'' IS
g. OgrieR, 521 g. II. Ctr. Bbi1aOelpbta, pa Is,
s. u. Snrlburo, @DicaQb,- Sn............. II,
&mericon @gpreB 60. Detroit, Wtid. ....... II,
@trs. Battle 99lpend, 329 Wtarfet Ctr, 9bi. :
grinces SgprsB, 81 Court @qnare, 8oiton... 5,
Mrs. aritte SobMion 116 gseit SO. etroBe,
soSn 92$a5onep, agauerin. 81 g:... 8.
8. g.. JfeeD. @lart5burg, SO. 0a. ........... 5,
@eitern 9~tationaI Banf, Baltimore, Mb.... S,
percp W1ltams, care ~. $. Rugier & g.,
Rratt q SreeHe Ctr. Baltimore, Wb. ..... 5,
Sec. 9. Garter, Sonitor I'M Neoaoa Blod,
Gon 6ranetsco, @al......... ........ 5,
6: gtorb9ren. 9arton, Sa::............ -. 5,
@bgar Sil, Cincinnati. O1io.. s,
g.. 8. Mu6li6on, Sc Spto, W}p ............. 5.
9anf Of WOntreaI 8rpdptIe, Ont, ganobo 5.
s. e. @og. Sronoia, Sci. 5,
So6n nseper, gcfe Saroane' nnb ster StraBs,
Y}ep Orleans, Sa.....................:.. 5.
90. q. @beIter, 4S9H Sreront=Gtr., gpTton /,
s. 8. WtaScroft, Bolton, ii.......... i,
Spbn SDle, care U. 8. 1teB, Mapeao, ST.. l.
Wfpnrpe Sebrid, Mioblebi1e, Wet9 ......... i.
Santes ~SSurlong, altooua. 8a........... /,
IS. s. 8ellebtct, core q. 9. 8lafe, 800 .@anaIs
Ctr, 9telp gDrt Gttp /,
Sbonlas Ntebon, GIepelaHb, Sbtp. ......... i,
Slo s. S9lptt SO q. glepelonb ape., @ans
9otprD @ontin9 Co., atlanta, 81 ......... l.
Sarlep g%tatiunol gauf, Mtort9pmerp, sla. l,
Sirit ytattOnal 8ont. Sadion, Senn. ........ l,
Cont 8afIor. Birmingham, @lo ..... i.
9llneriran ~9totipual ganf, 9eabotae, Colorado /,
8. S9roeoer, 1927 u. rs. StraBe, @bila., 9a. j,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
6iehuna pom II. m6rs 1900

6. 6. gourOp, % aiblaub=Str.. Mabben,
Wtafi ..-:.... m:.....:"..... $780,
Srantltn S9nt, galttn1ore. Nto: l15,0
8. Su6fDn & 8. ¬ts, care 8 9. &ennp,
500 g. @ap=str, galtimgrs, Mb,...:.... $50
Gin 9eppiitor Der Stem Orleans yational
ST. P' Carrie Sen @lats, sr.::::..yt: So So
Gbarlotte 5eb9e 81 Seconb Ctr. Sun SSr6it.
Sannie 9opps, care, Gbas. pOppe, @tpdtplt, =
Sal. ......... l5,Q
Sea. W}. :@reen, golton. MGaIi. .... ... $50
@bes., 8. Spbnfon, 1902 SueburD Str, 9pftDn, riYr
sIbsrt mcib, @ailueTfon. &er,:..:r:" IS IS 6
SoiepD. @opoutan. care u, 6nelenbers & 60, !
3 g Y splan' a9ls e5boinpion ct. 9biie. so i e q
50. @ouoinglD, 295l Sfatr9ia st, 4bifa. =Ba. Is, o.
8. St. OaYrDip3, Mount gqrbp, SO. go ,. !. .is 5JOl
&lara Gtntbilba &arliot1, @6Qar; 9teD 500
80. g. Sranbon; @tfforn, S'a ..v"t p $50
g. 6. Qritd)arb, Buffalo, 9. y 49,. -. -. s, On
WtelnpDi5 @ttp 8anL3 WteMpbtS, Xern. ,.,..4 SO
/. 9taiional 8anf, &tnta, Obio. so
Mercbonfs g. Btunter'sfs Saaf, 7@reenni1e,
Win $50. . .-....... a..... ...a. SO
srona SAINT Of Commerce, Smabo, geb.... So
d. g&otbeis lob abams Ctr, Sefferion' Sttn
gan0rp s. Cos GrprsB, 81 Court Square. i
ao geio Sre @sa ! 6. 8. aomonos, goiton!." So So
6. 8bilipp, &aIanta5oo, aftg ...:...... ;g5,G
Sin 8sppiitOr Der eoniiiana gational gant
a6 aS@ a5'S m'lia mi y. 8. Bog 5. simq, ~
@po.......... .... T.. 80. - so
q. Seller, "a @anal Ctr, geln Dorf @itD 49,. so
/. NationoI Sanf, SDler 2eT:.......:. 8, o.
SO. s.. s.. Able, p Yma CTR, SaDanrab, Ga. y 20
Mrtbur q. pifering engine 9onie, @lepelanb, ~,
Sbio .."........... so
esIanb Gitn @apings 8aut, @alpcftpn, Ser. SO
Sramt o.. s5reiimutb, ABB y. Sapitr, 8alti.
HIDE, lytp. .......-'. J.. .-..s..- L3
Wear 8alie; 45 Grdat9e Blace, JtetD Dorf.... 2,5
&. &tnD, 81 @r6ange 8lace. Diem 0orf $50. 25j
8ur2 bic s@rIte y~fationai Sant @iGsburg
y. @M. q. snif. gOr 1910, meit Gbeifter, ga. , IS
Sobn 9Dbee. Sopefa. &as. ....... ...... 2,5
Gin 9epoiitor Der ytelp Sriears ~gtational
Motional gant of gomnterce, &anias gitng
DO. 2,5
merGhonfs Notipnol Saut @ifsbure, Mii1. 2,5I
Mnt:s Soneg, $50 Sit=@ioiuftr., Columbus,
mm' fyor. $40. Melineton, g. s.. Gambia. IL
Mrthur 5olitor, South 9enb, Snb. ........ liz
Wm. Me. 8urnep, &onbututlie, g. W...&....... L,2
8. 3. &pDab, MapcroB. ga. LIZ
Sc. OueIiine 8eaubiell, 10 ct. 6rarrpi3fr.,
ausbee, 0auaDa 80. ~
q. S. Rennebp, sos GpurtItr, Beatrice, gseb. LIZ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
[amS suic!hfdyaftl dies.

g ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Se9enftdnbe. betreHeroe
antraaet ltrb on 9errrl 0cttlicb Se"t1ngbopen'
SeD1ra. zee 0 rasfa. 5t ridteH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02

An 9 10 Ell ne m a TIT belief ii6 bic 3us
!n9r ant 107, 900 Stiid ee9en $50, $50 Stiid
III Der pori9en 2So@e. greiie felt.
SertaHft purbet IL. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Mmsge5eihmet
IA. mrs, 6. G. eIurt, seru,sburp. wlaff.

IF. V[rs, Y. Y. Gldrt, Serutsblrh. Wtdii.
sd iebe aser's 4iEeri ais eines berssaperIdTs
I9ftet ~ollgemeiien SeilmitteI i~nierer Belt ai,..
9ei llebelh, bic elm Aeini9ung SmitteI erforbern,
itnb lie i'll meireu, @oirie i9nn LANCE I'M 8ebrail9,
nne baben tets alr Suiriebenbeit geipirtt: sir
babe' III iBnen Elm treifIides MitteI fir Grs
tdltlt1g rno leidtes Sieber 0eIunben." - 80. q.
@oobicn, Sort Bortb, Seras.
uSeit tte5reren Sc5ret hdte id mid rre6r auf
Iner's Riuen Gls ouf ir9enS etpas anberes in
tleilier SdiisSapotDefe Derluiien, tpcnn meine
et9enei @ebdrme ooer Sie mtirer S~ebiifsmonnz
i9aft elmer 9tcgilIirun9 beburften. 9iefe 9siuen
ptrten ni3t befttg, ober 9ritnoltdb. @e9en &beu<
mnttsmlts, Jtiercnieioeu 1lnb MaGenitmdde babe
i'd tie nit gutem GrTpIge Gn9cTpanbt." - Capt.
Dsilaer, Sampfbopt SeIicia, Sta6t 0erp<gort.
pSb babe fir gem6bnIiten gebroil9 In @ner's
NhftbrsYiIleH Elm beiieres !0au9ntittet e~efunoer,
oils IN tr9eno etler onoerI mir bctnnitten Niqe.
Sic Iino liitht nrr iebr Ipirfiam. ~ipibern aud 9es
t0GrLps lIno altgerebm eirjunebme1I, = uno hiefe
Gi9elti9aiten nuiien linen I'M ytlige bcs 9ubIttunts
@ertb ertheilen."- SuIes 9auel, 4arfirreries
gambler, 4biIaoeIpbia, go.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Gtmassa=8crtMk.

8unbes= S9nIo @e! II. .t6loHen
hipr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02

GG1tGtsfi tCutDe!t :
40 Gar 0;ba G,urrh{huitt3n. 76i
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-02
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Good Agricultural Land for SO tn
500 per Acre.

The Pacific Improvement Comrany
has recently ~ Tch aSeu twe!v thousand
acres OF nd in Tie tieart OF 1ehanla
Cotn MY, for tpe urpo>e of promoting
Sutdl i>lun and Setttemeut- L his ia
embraces lands from hf.t class >8cra-
mento Ma ley agricul ural land, u land
of ia r averstS e qua lily I, and Is offered "a
rom o 10 so er ae1t', in = bdlN islons
oi a. 50. 100, 100 ana $50 aei es.
The te ms npon which csc lands
are IF rsd are oi in '| my iH,sioe e.iNe
above indicated. ue ~ me 81
interest on FIR h Q ear, ~ which
time The purchaser o. begin the lay
ent Of pIlutiple by PAY il the fist +
five dal annual stalimeDts. Thns
. paIt OF the " iRciple- j. to he ! aid for
three years and then the pnlchas er Is to
have five years Ia which t. pay n e
equal annlisi, inst;t, nj ents, With inter
est at the ra te OF seven Ter cent per an
mum, making payments eNtendingGver
a period of eIg hit years. tendi ruI-
chas, rs are assured that this IS AN =
% lt4nitv , uTchase land or fair av r
sgp quality at $40 ger acre. and ood ag-
licuItuIal lard at so per acre. v it'll
other grades Of land IT r1ces to CORES
pond between thee hgnr 8.
The assent ii n is II equentlT made thst
go, mis-, suitable -s,r gen, raj arming
and especially adapted for I g o. ing
cannot be- had in California Tor less
than from S60to 500 per 2. re. An :
sInina ton OF the laL q subj It OF is
advert emenf will PRIV. u home seek
err that this is an ppo1tunity for the
purchase III good agricultural land AT
so an acre, and for qualities grading
DOWN to fairHg Q, icultural land at SO IN
acre on terms of p Yme which shouIh
m Ike the disposition of these lands to
actual seth RS a result easy OF accom-
| pllshmcnt.
he primary object Of the purchase
| ,fthis BODY of land was the brealkin" up
| If u large holding for " e purpose OF pre-
m oting its settlement In smaller guam
titles aud its devotion to dillgent hus-
| bandry.
Far further particulars call upon. or adj
wM. III. MILLS,
| Land Agent of the G. p. II. r., Fourth
1 and Townsend SITS San Francisco, Cal.
j25 tt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-02

There seems to be quite a num-
Der of still hunters for political
favors this Fall. W. hear OF a
number Of parties who would like
this, that, or the other Office, but
they do not come forward and an
nounce theins. Ives. This is bad
way of making fight for a place,
to our notion. Ii you want a po-
sition go after it as though it were
worth having, instead of expect
ing that it will be thrown at you
Let the people know what you
want, and if they want you they
will say so at the polls.-Iimes
ReUieW.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-02

The following is clipped from Il
despatch da. ed at Fort Wingate
where the regular army shoot on
their own range:
Some excellent scores were made
at the 600 yard range, Private
Andrew Keiser, Troop H. Sixth
Cavalry. leading with a score o1
Al out of possible 80, while
Lieutenant Alexander Gray, Sixtl
Cavalry, made the next best will
a score of 43.
These same scores are made
daily in Carson and seldomnoticed
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-02
club Rates. 6 Tickets $50.
Special Rates Arranged with Agents.
AGENTS WANTED II e ever


citN IN Quilted Srates aud British
Amerit a.
The paw ment of prizes is guaranteed
nv "a special deposit of five hundred
thousand 90 lars ($5a0.o00). with the
state t9pvei nm+ht. End approved by
IesuS AreIea ~, Govslnor.
raw ngS uuder he perS =. al super
vision of Lie, Herm mic Artesga, who
APP tie 10y the Government 'as
Interventor.
81 CsR1IFY 'ha: wit the state Urea
surer AL ne cess ~ guarantees are de
9 sited a. surfing full pay ment of all
prizes OF this draw G.
HEKMINIo ARTEAGA,
Intervention.
PORTA&E
Remitta ces must he either hy New
YORK II aft, Zap ess or Registered Let
ter. amtricar money. Corrections can
he m e by k1p' IS Companies or
Bank Tier cts sent direct 70 m mage
ment will be paid by d-af's ON New
YORK. Monfr. al. s. Paul Chicago, SD
| rapctsco r lily of aexico. Far fur
| trer Information address
JUAN P5Es'FND. Manager.
| mays Zacatecas. Mexico
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-02
UNITED WE STAND.


The consistency OF the Ameri-
can natl, II in protecting cham
piun of its industries is not ex-
celled by that of any other people
on the face of the earth. The
San Francisco Chronicle outlines
tile good quality in the follow
ing:
ga casual remark made by
Chauncey M. Depew seems TO IL
lustrate very clearly "a radical diff
ference between certain phases Of
politics in the United States and
in England. Mr.. Depew said that
in the discussion of the Behring
Sea question he had seen no Am
eric newspapers which abused
Mr.. Blaine as some of the English
papers had abused Lord Sails
bury.
"The remark was a very just
one, and does credit to Mr.. De-
pew's keenness of observation. A
certain element OF the English
press heaped scorn and contumeIy
on Salisbury for his position in
that matter, almost accusing him
OF treason, and openly charg-
Sn xRyifh n
volve Great Britain in war with
the United States. Mr.. Blaine,
on the other hand, received only
praise from the American press
for the stand he took on behalf OF
the United States, some Of his po-
litical opponents being the first to
applaud him for his conduct.
"There seems to be "a stronger
cohesive power in American ma
tionalistn than in any other. We
will fight am,ng ourselves, and
scratch, and kick and bite ant
call hard names but the minute
an outsider attempts to lay hands
on any Of US the domestic quarre
laid aside aud we stand as one
man in defense of our common
country. 1t is impossible to con
ceive of even the most rabid Dem
ocratic paper doing anything bu
plaising Blaine for his course II
the BehIing Sea affair, and ever
the Mugwump journals, to which
Blaine stands as the embodiment
of the beast with seven heads
could not refrain firm contributin
their little mite OF laud alton.
Americans think their way
the best way. They think thu
when the honor OF the nation
concerned. partisan politics shout
be laid aside and that it is nc
fighting fair to make such assault
as the English papers have mac
on Salisbury. or course, Il
English have a right to do as Il
please, but the American way il
dicates higher plane Of polite
than the English.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-02
THE DIRIGO HOTEL
cIenbrook, Lake Tahoe, Rev.

: :. JEFFERSON. Proprietor
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-02

The quality Of beef and other
meats procurable at the butcher
shop of Nj. C. Gardner, Jr., can
not be surpassed anywhere. All
beef in the shop comes from
steers. as good beef cannot be Sc
cured from cows. j24tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-02

Thieves have been stealing
grain from the cars at Stockton.
and selling it at the local mill
Jake Fritz, a longshoreman. on
Saturday hired a dray, loaded !
from ear standing on the track
and sold the load to the mill. lit
was arrested.
Bar silver 113 Ia.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-02

The Coroner OF San Francisco
is cling jumped on by the press
and an inquest is liable TO be held
I'm Ter the management OF new
Coroner.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-02
Owing to great rush OF business Df'
GRAY still finds it impossible 10
leave for one week yet
Teeth Extracted ard Files
Ygith0ut Pain.

This tie, { m, ny is from the cle'
Of The Arlington House:
Carson Neva'ia. July 26th
This is to certify that l had Q4)
fourteen teeth extracted by meSIs
of DR.. Gray's Nitalized AR without
pain, and can cheelfully recon-
mend his mode of treatment an
believe beyond doubt that L an
the happiest man IN Carson.
w. B DIPPLE
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-23
An Ocean Diary.
From, the Pittsburo Dispatch.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. Princes landing
stage crowded. Met heaps of friends. Feel
refreshed and hopeful. Went on board at
11:30 O'Clock a. m. Asked an officer what
time we should start SOW the larry do
Hi knows" Red-headed officer with big
whiskers. In bad humor. Don't expect to
be seaslck this time. Took six compound
cathartic pills three days ago. Have mix
ture of bromide potash and choral hydrate
Can't fool me. Understand all about NAL
de D1er. Nervous affection of cerebellum.
Quiet cerebral action aud keep stomach
full. Use will power. Got lots of it on
hand. Have good time, you bet. Just
starting-2 O'Clock p. nj. Red-headed
officer got mad at men and had slight apo
plexy. Doctor bled him in the neck. Went
to bed at 10 o'clock q. m. in ST. Georges
channel. ION board ship. of course.)
Aug. S-Slight headache. Too much
champagne last night. Ship steamed into
Queenstown at 10 O'clock a. m. Legs feel
week. Took dose bromide and choral
Fried bacon for breakfast Sailed again at
noon. Red-heaied officer all o. X. Got
up dancing party for deck in evening. Tall
girl, black hair, seems struck on me- Never
flirt. Won't do. Married Hop didn't
materialize, but fog did. Captain on
wanted to be put ashore. Couldn't
oblige. Two hundred miles out at sea.
Ship begins to labor Knees weak.
head light. More bromide. Good night,
1880, can't sleep. Fog whistle blowing.
Engine stops every minute All still.
Seems like maritime cataconbs. Every
body so silent. Ask cook, who passes with
hot coffee for captain, if there is any danger.
Says good many ships lost just here Take
little brandy. Feel better Sleep at last,
and dream of mermaids without owes.
choking me to death at bottom of ocean
Wake up with sheet twisted round neck.
Aug. Clear sky. Full speed. On deck
6 a. M. Walk forward to inspect steeraRe
Smell coffee and chloride of lime Walk to
extreme bow Of ship. Get on turtle back.
Ship dips deep. Terrible pressure on top of
head, and then extreme light feeling. Brom-
idle IN stateroom. Sea gets back up. Feel
little bilious. Guess lie down. Sea looks
yellow. Must be color blind. Thought 1t
was blue.
Aug. l0-Llttle better. Steward brought
breakfast. Gave him V and the break
fast too. Lie in bed writing this. Can't re-
tain bromide. Not its fault. Panacea il
can keep it down. Sunday morning service
just going on. Singing "Land of Rsst for
Thee Sigh" You bet l do. Feel home
sick. Choral cannot cure it. Never want
to eat again.