davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-30
Nnd1t-G ele1rnntt&tP.
Berlin, 20. Q(uquft.

lteber bic 9tebe, 1peIcbe SitrIt 8tSmard
I'M DprigenS onntag al feline i'm beilcben>
ben Sranffurter 8ere6rer ridbtete, lit nDd6
Sol9enOes nab5utragen. Ser Shirt iprad]
nit GROCER 8Grme bon Set 3eit, Bic CT in
Srantf1rt perlebt babe. 60 auBerorbentz
Itc6 babe i6m Bic Sta6t gefaucr, uno CT
babe it3 bermaBen sort eingeIebt 9ebabt,
OaB ct it3 auf etnem &trc6bofe cine SteQe
GuS9eiucbt babe, mo- ct Itb 6ereinit bGtte
begraben laiien poIen. 0Gbren6 6eS
&rte9eS bon '66 babe ct ME Sic 8eriuc6un9
IoStperoen %f0nnen, Sranffurt gu etnem
Sbetle BreuBenS 3u mdd6en, obtppbl er 9e>
mitni6t babe, 0aB Ser Q(nibLuB ~freiiptIi9
e~rfolgen mObte. GS lei pentger bic Slcbt
na5 @roberung getpeicn, mas i'm babel gez
lettet babe; ionbern ipetl Sranffurt 9leic6=
lam Die 8ritGe iiber ben Wfdin 9ebt[Oet
babe unb ser 8ritdenfopf fir 6te Deutibe
@tnt9fett getpeien iet, MIGHT in militGrtider,
%ion0ern in moraltl3er ln6 teller
8ebeutung. Q8enn Trantfurt ntcbt SIT
GOroOeuti6lan6 getommen 1pGre, 70 iet eS
meDr ais 3lpeifeIboft, oh Sic benabbarten
it0ltc6enS Staten bent8eiiptele 6teier' groBen
6anoelS itaot 8efolgt ietn tpiir6en. 9ieier
Beiu6 iettenS Der Tranffurtcr 8iirger iet
Der bette 8epetS, baB man ibn ietnen Qln>
tDetl an ber Sa9e ntcbt nac6troge. 8e5t97
lt3 oes BoriDurtS, 0aB er Elm 4arttculartit
let, 1a8te Der Shirt, OaB man nit @eieBen
9e8en Die Wttntiter NIGHTS auSrtcbten f0nne.
9aS ein5ig Gtcbttge let, baB baS 8oLt
I'M Stanoe iet, tbnen 5u iagen ::
v9aS Dar eit pIlmpeS, nm nicbt GIT
io9en, Dummies Wacbiperf." Die natioz
male So9e iei ouf elmer 8erecbnurg
be8riinbet, boB iGmmtlicbe babel tptrtian1en
ToctOren b%etreffS 9e~n1etniomer Tragen in
elmer Etbtung arbeiten miir6cn. Wenn
Dies tebll3ltge, 70 ipir6e 0aS gtationalz
gctnbL abnebmen un6 0ies tpiir6e i'm Sale
elmer Nen6erun9 in Der etropGi1cben Qoqe
elm ernite Sacbe ietn. GS mir6e mir i'm
2ra1me nt3t etnfaIen, iagte ser Shirt
tpetter, Die &eibSregterutg 6urcb Sic preuBtz
1be gu er1eBen. 90S Gtet3 nuB bur9 Bic
Deretnt8ten 8emit6ungen ser 25 9tegiez
rurt9en Der 3um 9tetb geb0rigen Staten
re9tert tperoen. @S lit mir lnbebaglicb AT
Wtutbe, penn Elm &anSLer 6a lit, tpelcber
ba11oelt, oDne 00B ct etnen Scr 8un6eSz
%ltaatet Inn Gatb fragt. 2ieber po1te icb,
baB CT MACH Der Bfeife ietner preuBticber
Soue9en tan5te. Seine 6auptbeoelttl1nq
lte9t IN DEM lmltanOe, boB ct Elm Mitolic6
oes SllOeSrdtDs lit. QSenn Scr 8un0eS=
ratb cine mebr unmittelbore 6ii6lung nit
8apern, Sacbien uno ben iibri9en Stoaten
batte, lI11o ipenn baS 9teicb in gutter Orb
nu19 mare, 10 CLAUDE idb, 6aB !. 9. Bic
Yoit pern1o9e tbrer 8e3iebul1gcn beoeutenb
8etptnnen tpllroe. Oteine 6%Offrunoen in
beifan it1b nicbt in @rfiuung oeqanqen.n
0tab oteIer 8emerfung brac6te Ser Tiirft
ietne &ebe 8on5 pl0Blic6 gum Q(bIhLuiie,
inoem ct 1tcb baftr nit Der 8emerfltna ents
i3uloigte, OoB CT Die anmeien6cn 9omen
ni6t nit politii6en Observation-Disclosures
langtpetLen tpole, Gr f~orocrte 6onn feline
3ub0rer auf, Elm 6ob ouf 6ranffurt aus.
3ubrin9en, tpelber Qlufforoerung Sic Sc
ieUiBatt nit GROCER 8e9ciiterun9 nobfam.
, 1893-08-30
1rtehrere GobrSeu9e ouf Sem Ontario
See unter9e9an9en.
limo Elm Qhetl ser Semannurg oerfelben
%ertrunfen.
&o6efter, 81. g.. 80. Q(uo.

NoDefer, 81. y, 30. Nug.
8G6renb bes lebten SturmeS lit tpenige
Otetlen bon Charlotte OaS 6abr5eug SD
milton S. WfiuS" i'm Sntortoz See 5lt
@rltnoe ge9angen, tpO6et Ser &ocb ul1b
8ipet Wfatroien e%rtranfcn. Die ySennie
WfatDclpS" iou NIT ibrer Scmannung bon
licben Wtann. unter9e9ongen ietn; ser
u98tltam 8bceler" lit geitran6et, aber Dte
Semannung tpurOe 9erettct. Qlue 6rei
6abr5ell8c 8cbOrten Der y0eorgc Sal Goal
Company" pon S8OenSburg. Ser IS. 9.
Suuof" bon Sort Scope, un6 6ie ySingaz
pore" bon &in8Ston tpurDen auf Sen
Strand getrieben, aber Die ~8emannungen
ocrielbcn pur0en 9erettet.
, 1893-08-30
Cine 9onSe Somilte
Our6 einen SofomotipfHbrer pom 5Iammen=
tooe 9erettet.

W O~' OV* ~WS'
9Qs, geitern nm Mittcrna6t Ser Oitltcb
9ebenoe Saiia9ier3ug Der S~n6ianapOlis,
Decatur unb g8eitern 8abn an Ser 8tpet
Wteilsn tDeitliG BON bier 9clegencn @oD>
nun8 ponSomes &ennebp porbeifubr, itan6
oaS 6aIs in bellen 6lammen, un6 baS
9acb tpar na6c baran, 5uiammen5uititr5en.
Der 2OfOn1OtiOfitbrer belt ietnen SbneI>
;u8 all, unO lieB bic 9~ampfpfeife 10 laut
ais nt0glib e%rt0ncn, tpoour6 Bic 6amilie
Dor ocr furchtbarcn @cfabr 9%elpornt tpurbe.
IS gelang Ben @ltcrn no6 9erobc, lire flint
&tnOe. aus ben 8etten 3t rotten, ais bus
9acb 5uiamn1enitilrSte. Q6enige Wtinuten
ipdter unb bic 9an5e Samilte bGttc in Ben
6lammen elenOigltb umfommen miilicn.
, 1893-08-30
Gin Doter itredt Sen 2tnereifer
ietnes SoPnes
2Iuf ofener Stro6e ourd eiren S4u6 nieoer.
g t. 2Outs, 20. 81.

Son Ser StoOt Merifo miro SEM v@lobez
9cmofrot" bertcbtet, 6aB Gonitancio 8alz
btOia, Elm angeiebcner 8eamter 0es Scbabz
antics, 9eitern auf Der StraBc bon Garbos
s. 8eit, ctnem befannten W}afler, ericboi>
fen pur0e. 8al6iDia bate nit cinent
Sobue bon 8eit einen 8orttuecbiel, unb
ipar I'M 8egrtff, t3n an5u9reifen, ais Ser
Slater Oes jungen Wannc5 ietnen 9tepoIper
500. .uno SaIoiOta nieOeriGoB; Oericl6e mar
lebr retcb. 8eit beftnOet iic6 nit i%einent
Sobne i'm @%cfGngniB. SGmmtlicbe 8e7
tbeiIigten itnO in 9tcp gorf woblbefannt.
, 1893-08-30
Die Qnhdn9er oes 0eneralsG oroena
Sino oes Kampfes mioe, uno woGen nad2
Rouie eehen.
Can Qutonto, SeraS, 30. Nuo.

Del bieiige merifantibc GOn1ul, 9r.
8latarco Srneuas, erfubr 9eftern aus
9laubpiirOt9er Guelle, baB Bic Nn6Gnger
bon GOrOena, tpel6e it6 int Stoate Goaz
butla Organiiirt batten, I'M ibren Gan0tz
batcn fir OaS @OuperneltrSamt gu inter
ittBen, Dem General Gopa5 mitgetbeilt
6abell, boB tie nOb in bteicr 98obe bte
gSaffen nicocrlc9en lperben, INT mach 6a1ie,
unb su i9ren biir8erIi9en 8ei3~afti9unge1
anril6aufeAren.
, 1893-08-30
Oos l1rtbstl 9e9en Sic sum Gooe
perurtheilten 0notoner
miro wohrideirIiep am 8. Sept. nibt poa=
5o9en weroer.
g8 nibtngton, 30. Qlug.

6eutc morqen bat Scr Winiitcr 6eS Snz
nern pom SnipeftOr I0jlon in Wl5foQee,
I'M Snoiaucr9cbict, cin Gclcgramm crbalz
ten, 1porin bericlbc mcIOct, baS CT cine I'm
terrcoun9 nit ben ScD0rocn Der Gboftoip
Station gc5abt bat, uno OoB Die Eragc ii6er
bic !Oinricbtun0 Der ncun uerurt0etltcn Ser
ionen Sur 3ufrieOcn5eit crlcoj8t lci. llnz
9clicbts Ser DEM SnipeftOr Cation ge9cbcnc1
gerorbnungcn, miro Oje5 Ielc3ramm Oabir
9coeutet, boB Die Snoiancr nicbt am 8.
Sept, biugcricbtcG (pcrocn.
, 1893-08-30
Oampfer=N abri9ten.
81 Ger Qaft GemeIoet !:

SEEM Oorf - pWtoraoia" bon 6am6urg,
v9SacSlanb" bon 9ntuerpcn, DGlbe" bon
Sremen, DRESDEN" bon Bremen.
&5tlaOeIpbia - v2oro GliUe" bon 2iUcrz
pool.
8remen - v9armito6t" bon Baltimore,
HiuerpOol0uO }icbigan" bon Bolton.
WOptuc- r6urnciita" BON Stem yOrf,
Hcute ocmeloet:
Sout6ompton: y0eQmerS~ bon
SEEM Oorf bier cin8etroffcn unO nacb 8re>
men mcitcrgefahrcn.
8 # vNn9loman" bon 2iperpool.
2@onbon: r8cnniplOania" bon 9bilaz
belpbia aut bcr 6abrt nab Nhttperpen an
2iS5ar0 uorbeigafommen.
, 1893-08-30
Derheeren0es 6euer
3n ei1em beriihmten fron5oiii9en Sort.
g oriS, 30. Qlugu1t.

Sin in Sem beriibmten Toritc 81 Sig
nieres tuiit6enbeS 6eucr bat bereits aui
elmer Strefe bon iiber 200 QEcrcS BEN 9on7
sen 8aumbeitanO %5critOrt. 0rci6unOcrt
Sol6aten periuc9en Dem 8eitergreifen beS
fSeuerS @in6alt gu tbun, Giner Dericlbcn
fan6 bel Dieier 8efdbrli6en Nrbctt Den Soo
unb berl9iebene anbcre tru9en GerleBuns
gen 6apon.
, 1893-08-30
Ourfen feline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
betreten
lin nad Dem GherOfeezStreifen 5u 9eIan9en.


Ser Miniiter bes Snncrn BAT angcor6z
net, baB cS ben &erionen, peld6c i'm G9ero>
fee Streifen Gintrd9e fir 6cimitatten SIT
ma9en wiini5en, nicbt 9~citattet lit, Die
Jteicrpationcn Der Sluge uno Bonca Sn7
biancr, tpelcbe unmtittcl6or oaran itoBen,
gu betretcn, UNI BON sort aus SIT Der feit8ez
icBtcn 3cit in ben GbcrOtcceS trcifen gu &C.
lan9en.
, 1893-08-30
Der erlte Fall uon afiatifdDer
GDolern III }Diem
0nfol9e oes 6enufes pom until
trirtem Oonauwaier.
Seridt iiber ole Seube in 6aIi5ien.
2pn6on, 80. 9(uQ.

Ser Correspondent Ser r3imc5" in g8ten
bertcbtet, Dab itb oaielbit Der critic SAL BON
oltattiber GDolcra %eretgnct bat, unb 5par
tnfol8e bes Srtntcn5 bon niBtftltrtrtem
9ouaupaiier.
lu6 BON Nlt6afen, elmer 8Oritaot bon
8uoa1B eitb, miro Elm So6esfau gemeLbet.
Die amtItben 8cricbte aus @alt5ien err
geben fir Den Samitog unb Snnntag AZ
neue Grfrantungcn un6 % SobeSfGQe.
, 1893-08-30
5GnfbunOert 21lenihen um9efom=
sc oh 5. Q}n.. 20 SLIM

&t9mOnO, 3d., 80. 2tug.
&on S%lorencc, 9. &. tpurbe geItcrn
2t6enO tclc9rap6iicb bcricbtet, baB auf Ben
Snicln all ben &ititen bon Jtoroz unD Sio1
carolina, Georgia un0 6lorioa, ben iogcz
nannten rSea ISLANDS, in 6olgc oes
lcbtcn llnmetterS %fiinfbunOert 8erionen
OaS 2eben "perloren Dabcr.
, 1893-08-30
Stdoti1hes,
Gin ontes finan1.0omite.

d3n WitgIiebern oes 6inanszGomttcs fir
MISUNDERSTANDING unD beIcbdfttz
gungsloic 2lrbeiter bat Manor 6arriion
lGmnltltcbe 8rGiioenten Der Gtlenbabnqe=
ieui6aftcn, iolpie idutmtlicbe Srauereiz
ln0 SantbciiBer ernonnt. Die Scrren
loIten aucrotn8S i'm. Stanoe iein, @elO
Suiammeu 81 bringer.
, 1893-08-30
Seitlidfeiten gu Ghren oes Grs.
biiaofs Katn,
meIaer heute nad ieinem 3ufiinftigen pir=
fun9sfretie, St. &ouis, ob9ereiit 1T.
90 6eeIin9,@ . 8a., 80. 9(ug.

Dem Grs6iiAof &ain ipur6e 9eitern ein
Nbicbieosfeit gegeben, iDelcbes eincn .Safcl7
5ug, 6euerlperf, cine 2tbl6ieo5rebc unb Elm
8eiteiien in ii6 iblo6. Scr @r56iicbof lit
bcutc Wtorgen nab ct. 2ouiS ab9creilt, I'M
bort ieiu Q(mt ais @%oabiutor onSutreten.
, 1893-08-30
GountYcommtidre rihten Suppen
ar italten
Sir ole hur9ri9en, neutrality-suspicious. &eute
Elm.
Sronpoob, Wttb., 30. 9(uq.

Wor9en iperbcn Bic GountDcommiIiGre
Bier cine S%uppcnanitaIt erOfnen, Inn bie
T%tnnldnOer unO 8oIcn, bon be1en fiinf>
bunocrt %bcbauptcn OaB ite 6unger lei6cn,
altf 0ffcntlicbe ltnfoitcn ST f"iittern. 08dbz
renO Der IcBten 5rct Gage babcn iicb pielc
Der unbei6dfttgtcn 2cutc in aleu- m0gli>
chen 9~rObungen ergan9cn, tpesbaIb iicb bic
8ur8er ieBt Organiitren perbcr, nm ir9enDz
pel9e 0etpalttbaten iofort 5lt unter0riidcn.
, 1893-08-30
Qortu9ol's Paupttaot
GbenfoIs ole Scene Don 2lrbeiterunruben.

NUe0TOH5 VE -VVNE UUN NIDgIETIHrHVeT.
2tiiobon, 80. 9(uguit.
Sin 6ailfen neutrality-suspicious. 2eute
Durcbsog geftern NbenO bic StraBcn Der
0auptftaOt. Die 8oltSei Deriucbte cine inn
3uge ~8etragene i9parSe SABINE ST. cntz
~fernen, pOrauf c5 81 elmer bluti8en &cilcrei
fam. IS UurOen Deri9ie6enc &er6aftungcn
DDrgenDmmen.
, 1893-08-30
Die Sage in Sam Sebaitian.
Gin all9emetner 2ufitano Ger Sasfen be-
fiirdtet.
can Scbaftion. 70 0(,tn

Stp q II a Il 50. Nlt9.
Sn Tolgc Ser nclerlicb@n Jtubcit0rungen
iinO bic ScbloBtpacben er6eblicb peritGrft
lporocn. Otan befitrcbtct einen ernlten
llufitanO Ser 8asfen.
, 1893-08-30
Berlin, 30. Q(ua.

Gs bo6cn itdb 6cutc bier feline neuer G6oz
lerafGuc 8cSct8t. Son @mmcridb am &Dctn
tpirO elm &obcsfau III Tolgc Scr Selcbe oe:
meloet.
, 1893-08-30
Cine Revolution in Colombia be.
fiird2tet.
eber ote Staot SarranquiQa bereits ser Be.
la9erunos3uitauo perb6net.
g a NJ a, 30. 9(uguit.

) 0nam a, 30. Nu9uit.
lte6er Bic Stabt 8~arranqutQa, bcren 8es
differing ltberalen Senoensen buIoigt, bat
Die 9tcgierung BON Colombia am q. Mlauit
ben 8elagerrn8S3uitan0 perbdngt. 0ie
aQ8cmeine 2tniicbt lift, 6aB 6ieS ben Nusz
brlcb elmer JteOOlution nur bei5leuntgen
lptro.
, 1893-08-30
Keine weiteren G~hoIerofdue in
Berlin.

Gin Gooesfoa Don GmmeriA 9emeIoet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-02

Meun 3ebntel Der idmmt-,
li9en =@el6dfte an Der
pacifI9en &iite lino gu einem rie1i-
gen ,,Sruit" 3uiammen9etreten. Bis
gum porigen Sabre wuroe Der M}artt
bdufig nit eingele9tem 2a6s lber-
l3memmt namentli9 9eldab oles
i'm Sabre Sabre 1891, no 800, 900
&iten auf Die Wlrtte oeS 2anoes-
berlenoet wuroen. SIM bori9en
Sabre troten idn,mt1ide ginma4=
@el@dfte 3uiammen, perminoerten
bic Nusbeute auf 100000 &i1ten uno'
bertauften oas 9ubeno Bii41en gum
Preile bon einem Solar. 9as ueber'-
eintommen erlol6 nit benz Sabres-
f9lulIe, miro aber BON benz 9e9en-
mdrti3en Srut mieoer fort9elebt.
Semlelben 9eb0ren adtunoorelBlg.
@ei4dfte an, BON oene1 bic meilten
ii9 in Nlosta beiinoen. Ser Sruft
berfiigt iiber elm Yetriebstapttal BON
S., 900, 900. Wabrl6einli4 lpirb.
au9 oas lebte 3ebntel Der Sa4s8e-
f9dfte benz Sruit balo beitreten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-02
g pr1i d q.

Trau : vMber, lieber Otto, mel@e
Soee, beute, mo- id gum erl item Male
ALIEN to9e, einen Treuno bon Sir
ein5ulaoen !"
@atte : SIS 1T nur Der @orli9t
tpe9en liebe @lie - er 1T ndmli9
Qr5t |"
Qiebensm i amer.
bteten.
@ater 09reibt) vWenn mein
Sunse mieoer faul uno nabldifi9 1T,
10 bite i'd Sic, 9err 2ebrer, i'm
tu4tig our95ubauen! gu @~egenoien.
item ieoer5eit bereit !"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-02

6ier tpeilten mir Elm paar Sage,
aber feline Ma9ridt lam. SD muroe
unrubig. Gnoli4 fam Der S9mie=
9erlp9n bes Burgermei tiers BON
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26
The Valley Virginian.
CLIFTON FORGE, VA.
TAYLOR & EICHELBERGGEER, Editors and ProDr'
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26
Worlds Fair and 1893.

The January issue of the Worlds co.,
uaabiGaa deposition Illustrated is fraught
with rich Illustrations and interesting
information of the great Exposition
which will be opened to the world on
May /, $685.
Among the leading articles is Paris
Exposition was Open Sunday" Worlds
Fair at Chicago" Catholic Congress at
the Exposition Transportation Elk,
hibits," ''Rules for Shipping and Label
ing Exhibits Louisiana at the FAIR
etc. The Woman's Department CON
tains interesting information concerning
the Woman's Exhibit. The frontis-
piece is Ex-Governor Penn of Louisiana.
Among the illustrations are Gov.
Flower of New York, and staff, Gov.
Boies. of Iowa, and staff, as they ap-
peared at the dedication parade, Live
American Flag, composed of public
school children, large views of the inte-
rior of the Great Building and full page
outs Of the Louisiana and Virginia State
Buildings.
The object of this publication is to
make Complete History of the Fair
A single lumber is worth an entire subs
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26
Two Interesting Discoveries.

Recent dispatches from abroad con-
tain accounts of two medical discoveries
that may be of interest to linen about
town." The first is new treatment for
nervous diseases, and consists of the
hypodermic injection of solution of
phosphate of soda, which in this way is
not modified by passing through the di-
gestive tract, but is taken up in its orig
inal form and acts directly on the ner-
vous system, a portion of the organism
for which it has the greatest affinity. ".
Albert Robin, of Paris, is said to use a
solution of five grammes of phosphate of
soda in one hundred grammes of steril-
lied distilled water. This remedy may
be new in Paris, but something very
much like it has long been used inter
nally in this country by gentlemen who
find their heads uncomfortably large in
the morning after night of great men,
tai exertion. The soda in this latitude
is, however, generally taken with little
brandy to give it tone, as the American
stomach is proud and naughty on such
ed by water.
The second alleged discovery is due to
the researches of an English physician
and relates to the influence of food on
badness. Since hair contains not less
than per cent. of sulphur, and when
gray 20 per cent. of silica and per cent
of iron and manganese, he claims that
two of the forms of food that nearly ev-
cry one takes each day, beef and milk,
have, by their chemical composition,
the effect of annihilating these primor-
dial elem ents of hair and whitening it at
the roots. He thinks that different
albumenoid foods, starchy substances,
particularly dark colored oats, which
contain % percent. of silica, have pow
erful effect in making hair grow The
races of men who have the finest hair,
he says, are usually those living on
starchy substances. Gentlemen who de-
light to occupy front seats at the thea
tres and the best places at the ballet
should make note of this and act ac-
cordingly. 1t is clear that they have
become bald because they have been
drinking too much milk. That the im-
moderate use of milk will produce bald
ness is proved beyond cavil by the fact
that babies are nearly always bald and
rarely grow respectable suit of hair un-
til they reform their habits and swear
off from this dangerous form Of dissipa~
ton. Bald headed men, in order to re-
cover their hair, have only to stop drink
ing milk-diluted with strong water
and eat their wild oats instead of sowing
them.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26

OF common comfort which by daily use
has almost lost it's sense, and yet on the
ear of him who thought to die unmourn-
ed it will fall like the choicest music
Talfourd
False happiness is like false money; it
passes for time as we'll as the true and
] serves some ordinary occasions, but
when it is brought to the touch we find
the lightness and alloy and feel the loss.
Pope.
Nothing SO cements and holds togeth-
er all the parts of society as faith or
| credit, which can never be kept up I'M
less men are under some force or necessi-
ty of honestly paying what they owe
one another.-CScero.
Be neither too early in the fashion.
nor too long out of it, nor too precisely
in it. What custom hath civilized, is
is become decent; till then, ridiculous.
Where the eye is the jury, thine apparel
is the EVIDENCE narles
The man without purpose is like
ship without O rudder-a waif moth
ing, no man, Have purpose in life,
and, having it, throw such strength of
mind and muscle into your work as God
has given Carlyle.
Fiction is no more mere amusement;
but transcendent genius, accommodate
ing itself to the character of the age,
has seized upon this province of litera-
ture, and turned fiction from a toy into
mighty engine Chonfaiag.
Good resolutions are pleasant crop
to SOW. The seed springs up so readily
and the blossoms open so soon with such
trave show, especially at first, But
when the time of flowers has passed,
what of the fruit?-L. Mazet.
In sculpture did any one ever call the
Apollo fancy piece; or say of the Lao
coon how it might be made different?
A masterpiece of art has, to the mind,
a fixed place in the chain, as much as
plant or crystal Emerson.
Men of sense often learn from their
enemies. 1t is from their foes, not their
friends that cities learn the lesson of
building high walls and ships of war:
and this lesson saves their children, their
homes, and their roperties,-Ardsto-
planes.
How very beautiful these gems are
1t is strange how deeply colors seem to
penetrate one like q scent. l suppose
that is the reason why gems are used as
spiritual emblems in Revelations They
look like fragments of heaven.-George
Eliot
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26
Change in the Comet.

What was suspected to be Beila's com
ct when seen on January 10 was barely
visible in the great 26>inch telescope ef
the Leander Nc Cormick Observatory
at the University of Virginia, wls;
next observed. Monday night, however,
Mr.. Lovett found it to have suddenly
become quite bright object, appeariu:.
very much like star seen through !.
fog, showing that some remarkable aud
sudden change has taken place.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26
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20 cents per box. For sale by Farrar &
Williamson.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26
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These Figures represent the number
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At Farrar& Willialnson's Drugstore
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26
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