davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-10-12
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bei6IoB in ieiner beute 8ormittag a6ge7
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S6er6aucommiiGr Sones beite9enben So
mites nab Ntlanta, Georgia gu empfeblen,
nit benz Nuftrage, Ben bort in 8etrieb be-
ftnoIiben, bon bet 0iron Sanitary Grez
matorD@O. ber9efteuten MISUNDERSTANDING
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,9irou So. %cOnitruirten Ofens betra8en
$15,0 00, unb Sic 8etriebSfoiten loQen oerz
bGltntbmdBi9 9erin9 fem.
, 1894-10-12
j1eue An5eigen.

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mOreen'auseabe Der uJainOis Stats
~3eitune" aufeeeeben weroen, eri9einen foften'
frei i'm QbenobIatt. Die Qnnahme pom Qns
3eieen fir oas NbenSbIatt faIieSt nm u ubr
mittaes, fir ole Moreen-Auseabe um 10 uhr
Nben0S.
, 1894-10-12
boo6's furirt.

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cine miilige nod iibertrieberte 8ebouptun9
%ietter @t9eutbiimer, MtttbeiIun9eu ppn
&ouienbeu 9laltbwirbiSer 9erioneH beltGtiz
gen, baB 9Oo6's furirt.
, 1894-10-12
SDSeS0M3ei0e

Sen 8ea1nteu unb Mit9lieoern Der @orfelb=2DQe $50.
26l9, &. Of o., 3mr NaGrtdt, boB 8ruber MuQ. Sta d
am II. October 9eitorben lit. Die YeerOi9ung finOet
ent Spnrtog, pen Ia. Stt, 9obm. l llbr bonn 1rauer.
bonie beS 8erftprbenert, 25 2isle Gin, aus ftott. Sic
Wtitglieoer perianrueIn itb punft IL l1Dr III Der &oge1ts
bale, Inn benz @erItorbenen bic IeBte SIRE 5u e%rtpeilen.
gSit. SrGntot, Dictator.
Sp5. &pOO, HecDrber.
, 1894-10-12
@erlOren, &erlanfen, @efnnOen.


sc erIOren: 8Otbes Iebertes Bud, e~utboltenD iGbr=
~ Itbe @iienbabn=RdIIe. @eqen 8elobuun9 a~b5ugeben
an 6. 90; 3oparO, 6O1 Iiblenb 9IOd, Start nu6
9~Ronoplpb Str.
, 1894-10-12
beirathsfheine.

ToGgen6e 6eirdtDSi6etne tpur6en bette
bon 9errn Salomonion i'm Bureau 6es
GountD>Glerfs auSgeiteQt:
, 1894-10-12

On Oerto MEN = 9tapensp Dpb. 81. fd6ults
~ ede in bieIer biibiben unS b~liibsubeu @orita6t.
uno Seiuer in ben StroBen uno Die StraBen ges
paoftert. Sage: Glib uno Oftfrout. Megeu 9reis uHs
lpetterer &usfunft meu6e man ii6 miiublib pber i9rIft.
Il9 an VI NJ. .. SCI. 112-114 Dearborn Str.
Sonce Building. 2OuIiborD
, 1894-10-12

MmftiOnszS ertGnfe.
@MfttDnszNptts.
RE%enI&rs trfGuts.30s
Wtpntogs unb SOnnerftaos.
Speat0I' Wertdufe an anberert 2agen bes MtpuotS.
mearen ouf 8riDatyertauf Mboleials Dber &etaiI, All
GIftiDn8sPretien.
@erfdufe BON mobnungssGinridtuHeeu cine Spe5ioIitdt.
eIbpDrgei9D EN- BET uebertraeunG
GorreipDn6enSen lperben ~erlpartet.
M0rtin Gneri d o.
Auttton6re,
129p1T, tui0 261 & 6 State Ctr, Ghiceop.
, 1894-10-12
Serlangt: Tra1en nrO MaO6en.


NerI0ngt: Cine Gltere STRAIT oIS SousDalterin BET
~ elmer 6a1tilie. 1850 Q8. Il. ctr.
0~erIon9t: @ine quite &b9tu, 9tod3ufroqen 45
~ 8oslpu 8loce. 25Ipbalp
S~2erIau9t: 9eutide 5rou fir 9ousarbeit, iber 40
~ Sabre aft, 662 10. 81. Str. blnten, Sreppe bpdl.
0%2erIaugt: Gin lpobler3pgenes Mtdo9er nm bic Iuf-
~ ii9t iiber &inber gu iibernebmer, lprple ell M00deu
I1r annette 9rbeit. @mpfebluHg perlau9t Siferten In-
ter: N. As Stoats5tg. 12ut3t
9SerIaugt: Sine CUTE &aunDreB. 8ur5uIpreten an
~ 6rettog Borntttog, 473 Gin ctr.
OSerlonQt: Cine quite &66in fir cine fletne Camille.
Relne gB619e. 9uter &obn. N0reiiire
lOot3t. ~ Al Stants3eltung.
0~erlaugt: M6b9en uno 9omen ou unIere neuen
Stnten n Der Staot nm oaS 3eIe9rapbiren al err
lertte1t. SaIdre $50, $50, $40, $50, $50 bis 500 per
WtDuot, iuenn ttfti9. Na65ufrngen beim Seleeropb.
SnpertntenoenteH, 1S5 3. GOe. 7Dft7t
WerIa n8t; Cine CUTE 8O9iu. GafSufrngen
~ 21pbap As gtosIpn Qlace.
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SOSeS=Mmsei9e+

8eortten unb Wtit9liebern bes Columbia 9amenoera
einS our gta9ri6t. boB S9p. MItuiuc &ubttantt:
gSDu 9~eitorben lit. 9ie 9eamten ftuo eriu9t puutt Is
lbr iib in ber 8ereinsbale etu5ufiuoen, nm Der G9pe:
tter Die IeBte Gbre gu erpetIen.
Caroline SDeGt, Gefretdrin.
, 1894-10-12
GlaiiIfi5irte Nnseigen

toftert biz sH 1OWorten 10 Gents, ieOes weitere WOrt
1@eut SteuenQeiube frei.
, 1894-10-12
8ianOS.


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PI1o 3oui grpBer Bargain; let9te @b3abldit9eH
9lbeu6s pffeu. SGulb Piauo g.,
1Iof3t 259 98. Wto0iion=StroBe.
, 1894-10-12
31fnaboD

81 DOubnIeNOtteu-S 1900 Huo ~auflpdrts. Sei6ts
~ ,3oblungeu &auge SernIiue - i YrO3. Srtereiie.
Su unmlttelbarer ytabe oes NOOuoale uno OtaplepOpb
9epots, BON S9ulen UNI &lrdeu. 8 Gotten on br
3bonlas aoe., nabe Der Belmont utb clifton soe, iiub
tur cine neue 6reIitnle 9et0uft uuh ipirb biefe iHneEs
B0l6 zines SabreS gebaut ieiu. ab5ugstandIe uub
gBarerr0brel iino seIegt Die 6obrt nab Der staOt
toltet tur 6 SentS bic 2ohba1n lpirO thre 359s
i96niten 0eihdft5lotten at Der clifton unb belmont
Aoc, IeBtere be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5ipii6eH beT
9tOroz uno 99eitieite, Gefioen5lDtten oil alien Seitens
itroBer. - 5duier uod gsuuid auf lsidte Absobluu9eH
9ebaut. = 3uge DerIaleu SDHntags nm $40 ubr uHo
I'M l:30 Wtltta9s oS We1sitroBenz8epOt uno balten an
meiner 3met9=Gtiice, Gde 9loeriep=StraBe unb @tapIs'
lpDo0=Statlon.
Stficen Souuta9s pffeu. g. so eIms,
9tbbaD H. la,fO 1875 WttIlp0ufee Abe.
, 1894-10-12
SoSeS=0useiae.

Tretnben unb 8efonnten bic trouri9e Nadribt baB
1tn1er fleineS SDbndDen I'M Mlter BON 10 Wtonaten am
9onneritog Wtor9et ionft entiflaten lit. 9te 8eerbt=
gun9 fin0et Somita9, ben IS. Sft., 2 tbr 9todmittaQS,
0pnl Srauerbauie, As Semiuarp Abe, mad GOfe @iu
itatt.
&. %. SbpntTen, nebft Srau nnb Sinbern.
, 1894-10-12
gu Derleiben.

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~ boltungs=NtDbeI ln0 Ytanos bon Der 81. 8. 8albuiu
9pan Co., 4. 6lrr @bico9D Stod GrGanee 9eb6Aoe,
&aIoae unb @0ibtu9tou ctr. I8aqIS
, 1894-10-12
Wnset0e.

Sreltnben 1tn0 8efanntert Die trouriqe 9to6ri9t, ooB
meune geliebte Satin unO unIere Wtutter,
A1tfre 81 II E * q,
i'm SITTER BON so Sabren am 9DnnerTtag, ben IL. Octbr.,
1auft entI6lafeu lit. 8eerbigung on SDnntaq, ben IA.
Oct, bonn SrauerhanIe, 288 8lne Sslan0 NOenue, nod
Spreit 9oue. I'm title Gbetluatnle bitten bic trauerrs
Deu 9interblie6eueu,
1901 gSiuiam Omers, @atte, nebit Stnberu.
, 1894-10-12
0erIaRat: Wldnner unO 9naben.

NerIangt: Gin gutter Sbueibergeiele, erfabren III
@aem (@uitou=9rbeiD. Stetige Arbett bel 9ubert
9oitert, go9ers 8art. 81, BAN
The morning call., 1894-11-09
Our PREMIUM LIBRARY!
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ANY one OF WHICH CAN Be SECURED FOR
TEN CENTS AND ONE COUPONl
HOW TO GET THEM.

Present the Coupon at THE CALL Branch
Office, 7Eo Market street, NOT at the Montgomery
street office Books will be delivered only between
A. NJ and p. II.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Out of town subscribers who
send orders by mail requested to make at least
four selections for each book desired from the latest
list obtainabe in order that they may not be disap-
pointed in securing ONE of them Postage paid
STAMPS RECE1v1sD.
The morning call., 1894-11-09

VI ANTED-A SOBER MAN IN SALOON BUSI.
- ness; experience unnecessary: small capital
required; rare chance; bargain 6{6 Thfrdno7 Stt
The morning call., 1894-11-09

NO STAMPS 1BCwEvED.
able $
w be
San
The morning call., 1894-11-09

" ANTED-lO EXPERIENCED SOLICITORS
w TO canvass for the new high-arm Singer Call
between and 10 A. NJ. The Singer Manufacture
lag Co, % Post sc. no4 IT
The morning call., 1894-11-09
TYPEwRITEKs AND SUPPLIES.

CHAS E. MAYOR, MFGRS' AG'T, 1e MONTY
" st. Standard Typewrtters and supplies: Mimeo-
graph goods: instaIlment terms. rents repaira II
The morning call., 1894-11-09

. GOOD BARRIER CHAIRS POLE. 2GLASSFS.
- CuCdp. Z! - Jessie ST nn7
The morning call., 1894-11-09

I 0C-SoUP. MEAT. POTATOES, BREAD AND
= " butter coffee. tea or milk. IA fourth. oc3ltf
The morning call., 1894-11-09

W ANTED-IoUNG MAN IN OFFICE ANDD
room 20 ~ IS 80 49, ~
The morning call., 1894-11-09


I ENKY KUTTNER, AUCTIONkER, BUYS
II restaurants. saloons, groceries. notions car
pets furniture pianos 14l Phelau Building oo IT
IL LILLIAN BUTTERFIELD AUCTIoNEER:
- buys, sells and rents furnished houses. ONCE
opposite Palace Hotel, I'd noor Croker bldg. II
fFEO F. LAmSON WILL BUY YOUR FURNI-
" ture: FIJI cash value. 40 Kearng, r'm = IN lit
Al j. SIMMONS & CO.. AUCTION EkRS WILL
4h uuy your furniture, pianos and BOOKS. do
not dispose OF them until , on have seen him. 1857
Market ST. ap9 Lf
A LARGE QUANTITY SECONDHAND FUR
n nlture wanted; 20 per ct paid mOrs than eIse-
where. MALONE 40 Fourth; new store. MO Ut
The morning call., 1894-11-09

& MEXICAN BREAD AND CAKE BAKERS
"A supplied from Bakers Hall. 81 SA oward 81 .
country orders promptly attended TO by the sec.
1otary. no6 l5t
The morning call., 1894-11-09
ROOMS WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

. FRONT ROOMS WANTED FOR LIGHT
- housekeeping in nice HeighDorhood. Address
terms 70 +. r.. box 127, Call Branch Office nn9 2E
The morning call., 1894-11-09

ITO BUY OR SELL A LODGING-HOUSE SEE
Gus STRAND. - Sixth ST. ear Market
The morning call., 1894-11-09

W AN1ED-AIEN TO CALL AT NEW RKSTAU.
- rant Tor and 10 cent meals. so Third. sl4 Il
The morning call., 1894-11-09

u An FED-SALEsMAN ACQUAINTED WITH
grocery and saloon trade; Hebrew preferred.
- 11oCOhu ST., ~ 10 II A NJ. nos 3ts
The morning call., 1894-11-09
FURNITURE WANTED.

OUT PRICES ~ FURNITURE AND CARPE
this week at McCABF'S. 94S-eaO Miszion -
The morning call., 1894-11-09
BUSlN ESS CHANGES.

To BUY OR SELL BUSINESS OF ANY
L klnd go TO the reliable firm of PROLL & ia
Dor, 995 Marketst
The morning call., 1894-11-09
LODGING-HOUsEs FOR SALE.

A ANTED 10 PURCHASE. 500 CHAIRS. AP
w ply Wonderland. 729 Marketst nO9 3t*
The morning call., 1894-11-09

seTS FIFTEEN RO0MS:POST ST. CLEARS
u Y -. $50 month. STRAND. l9 Sixth 81. .
The morning call., 1894-11-09

W ANTED-MEN FOR SINGLE FURN. RMS
W s. VIZ. 25c nlght. Elcno House. Shala MI n
The morning call., 1894-11-09
BOARDING WANTED.

Va ANTED-SINGLE ROOMS l5cA DAY, 81
week; rooms for 25c day, 81 80 week
Eead ing room: daily naners. IS ClaY st. mr. q
The morning call., 1894-11-09

" ANTED-FoR GENERAL. OFFICE WORK
d TouLS man competitor and willing to work;
must understand shorthand and typewritinC:
Sasss 70 start 81 so per week Address in own
gomery st. ~ IS ~
The morning call., 1894-11-09

~ AN1ED-IO BOARD, CHILD. AND WILL
" have nice home Apply 1906 Bush St l0t~
~ ANIED-IO BOARD, A LADY. WHO WILL
~ have the comforts of a good home Apply
! Cos Bush st. nos iOts
The morning call., 1894-11-09

SZUUU. ing house; II rooms: desirable iocai-
iy of Market best bargain offered stand investi.
cation. STEN G,PROLLTABOR,9 95 Markets
The morning call., 1894-11-09

ZINE FARMING, FRUIT AND DAIRY LAND.
40 mil es from this city. In lots TO suit. from 10
acres upward very easy terms. Maps, views and
full particulars will be sent application to
CANAAN d. LYON, 215 Kearny st., S. f., or GEO.
4. TROWBRIDGE, Cotat Cal aul9tr
The morning call., 1894-11-09

TRY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST. b
low Sixth. for a room; 25c nIght:Si week2O
The morning call., 1894-11-09
DENTISTS

NY TOOTH FILLED OR IXTRACTED
n paiDlessly by my secret method without dan
Rerous cocaine or gas; won first prizes prices
reasonable; work warranted: ali operations ex-
perty done; remember L have removed from to
20 O'Farrcil st. DIR. GEORGE W. LEX. au25 IF
The morning call., 1894-11-09
CITY REAL ESTATE.

DIG HOOSE FOR LITTLE MONEY.
- Flats on Eliza beth ST.. a few steps from Gas
FROST. cars: your own terms.
The morning call., 1894-11-09

EEST IN CITT-SINGLE ROOMS, is, 20 AM
: 70 cents per night; 81, 81 IS, 81 so per week
Facihc House, Commercial and Leidesc orr mir q
The morning call., 1894-11-09
HELP wANrED-CoNr1N,ren

r OK SECoND-HAND SHOES AND REPAIRI\G
= cheap 60 TO 1l6 Fourth or 7U6 Howard nos 3m
The morning call., 1894-11-09

GUTTER HOUSE FOR SALE; IS WELL + U r
- nisbed rooms; the oldest and beSt-known
house in san Francisco: dol good business:
price moderate. Address Jos. DESSEAS 3O8
surter st nos l5t&
7 ODGING-HOUSE OF So ROOMS, DOING
l. good business for sale; part cash trade
Apply eos Front Do4 7t~
The morning call., 1894-11-09


L>UR&ITJ RE OF 7 ROOMS: PARTY LEAV-
I ing city; bargain. 500 Post St
II c. KRASKY. NEW AND FIRST CLASS
II secondhand furniture. carpets, bedding
pictures; bargains 779 Mission SC oc27 II
d EDUCTIONS ON LARGE STOCK NEW AND
Ia second hand; 400 carpets, good as new; oil
cloth, 25c; parlor suits Sls up; lnoleum. 45c: Z
piece chamber suits. Sl4 so; cornice poles CSC:
free. T. II. ELSON. 126 Fourth ST. Il
The morning call., 1894-11-09

IA ANTED-LABORER AND MECHANICS TO
~ know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprietor,
has opened soto House, 30 Fourth St : 100 rooms;
1oc 70 81 per night: 81 Is TO s. per week 20 Us
The morning call., 1894-11-09
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

SeIOSn TERMS $3.50 CASH, BALANCE
70 ZOU. $40 per month, without interest; A.
room house and basement; lot BOX 100: good Ioca-
ton; near truitvaie ave A. u. SNETSI Y GER,
Fruitvaie station. oc2S n
The sun., 1894-10-21
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement ana
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, BY more promptly
ndapting the worlds best products TO
tbe needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of tt.e pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence Is due to its presenting
IN the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties OF perfect lax
alive cfiectuaUy cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance. :,
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 6Oc md 81 bottles, but It is man
1factured by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose nam, is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well infornSd, you, will not
accept any substitute IL offered.
The sun., 1894-10-21

the existence Of the monster msy 80 ont @ tnsrs
themselves and be convinced o. thSlI ss.vs;; ~. =;
They viii 9nd no dfculty In meeting aoasnSs NJ
doubts are unreasonable snd, n they .tIll doubt,
Can't. Herman will ccme forward Win MS U.S.
Devils Lake also has another curious ny. ~,
tery, II Is nothing leas than phantom ship, @ nOs
q sna yHF nSsniem sSp hss been
only twice. both times by Capt. Hetrinsn. -. ~
was on beautiful moonlight night .eysn ss,y yssrs
Her Herman inw Ss saw aloSs Se P cspsn party
let ct the town into tho lake when they net an, an.
other steamer similar TO their own; AZ nrst @ .ns
the Captains H other stsamsr, but at once they
remembered that the other boat was tied up =. :.
the dock The mystic boat wac fully GlI mSnnea; ed
brightly 1iahted. aud EXCHANGED signals with
the Captains vessel. II was white aud perfect
il turned in iull sweep upon the real vessel and
struck terror into Che hearts of those ON ~
timer ons ;sss spy '; ehSneSd Tn % ne ssoss
character of the phantom. ,-
Not only were the Captain and his 200 pessen-
gers convinced OF the reality OF what tney saw,
but they will accept no. other explanation o. u
to this day II was probably some mirage effect
Herman is to meet with soorn. The man doesn't
liye who can convince him that, what ne saw
ciens To TO prove
hin that that he doesn't know what he saw MN.
self. Then, TOO, didn't he see IL himself the next
year when he was standing on the lake shore
one evening TO doubt Capt. Herrman's word
in Devirs Lake 10 tn doubt that the sun shines,
and so there Is no use TO talk any longer about
the matter. Capt. Herman SAYS there ls q
phantom ship on the lake and that should De
sufficient for any one, be he reporter or any other
kind OF investigating individual, .,
The mirage effect may explain the haunted
phantom ship, hut It does not account for the
sea serpent. DEVILS Lake is surrounded with
the spirit Of romance. Tales OF wttchery are
frequent along Its shores and mystery envelopes
the whole surrounding country. The wonder
fully clear atmosphere may be respOnsihle for
much OF It, 1t Is fact that mirage effects are
very common there. Far to the north and close
TO the Canadian line are the Turtle Mountains.
They must he nearly seventy miles away In
so frequent the mirage that dozen times year
The citizens of DEVILS Lake SEQ them reflected
in the sky perfectly. Every outline is DISTINCT
and men OF science say that much OF ths
romance OF The lake may be ascribed to this fre-
quenCy OF the mirage.
The sun., 1894-10-21
WHERE THE CENTS TELL.
The ChsAp Prises thAt RuIs the Market o.
ths East side.

the East side.
A scale of prices obtains on the east side which
shows that IL is the useful cent and not the al
mighty dollar that makes It's presence felt over
there, Are you thirstyf You can get a glass
Of soda water for two cents, syrup and all; but
II you want TO indulge in the extravaganza of
cream 1t will cost you three cents. A glass of
lemonade scooped out OF a common receptacle is
to be had for cent; but IL you are exclusive i'm
Your tastes and wish TO see the lemon cut and
SqnesLed, the sugar ladled out and the whole
beverage prepared @ order, you will meet with
In the matter Of cigars cheapness has been
Whittled down 10 . hns point. beginning al tha
price Of that sSisioeratie s weed ssrtsSso The
az, az, hey west cigars OF magnificent proper
al9ns can be had At the rate Of four for 10 cents
can be bought for 90 cents. Venture into FsseS
OF Division street and you can get a beautiful
black cigar for one cent aud one old woman
Was actually selling things that look ed Ike
si.s[s AZ 'ns corner OF stanton street and First
late IN the evening, and shs wanted 10 gst home,
o,,n hoeaeoo y loond put ap In neat bags OF two
ounces u in I9r three cents and clay pipes to smoke
" oah o. bought al half a cent each;
f1Ee cents Il the regular price for all drinks,
SAet1er ale, beer, PLATA Nhiskey or mixed and
punch Was offered for q nickel.
Esung Il last ss cheap A. drinking, For
Ssas' @ax SSg ssn Ess three sgss IN any style YOU
ehoies of gaTntshings, will be served for us
tssA.s' ,sA.s' IoT which price. t1O, YOU can secure =
tbrooSSSooo re alAnsF, with cup OF coffee
After dinner you can get shaved for nvs cents,
5lthouEl u Will cost you one cent more for :
dash Of bay-Fum; and You can get your hair cut
" m4ehlne Tor ten cents. Then. with one
cent cen cigar rolled into the corner % your mouls
soiPsSLsfs shlO6 you wisS 10 sttsha. S'Ss yoa aSs
hired At the rate of 50 cents for the aI6is nIsht
k1ofs@sa lVe furnish your own eraEaL
The sun., 1894-10-21
Hs~ s.-.s. ws.la go. csrss...

Some one In the crowd asked Strong Man
Samson II he had ever had set-to with boxer.
thought one time Of challenging COTbstL and
for three months hatched theory Of attack
ing In any such contest, and / abandoned the
idea My ided OF cOnquering the ehamp piOn
pqgilist was 70 reverse the tactics Of all lighters
arm, aud 10 keep ~ close 70 him In the battle As
70 render IL impossible for him TO strike with
his full power at arn's length. Az the same
time my scheme gas n play on his arm and
wrist and To disable him nj tn few well directed
is oI"i a. thoge PelhtS ehoa4hs " tottllls u
the direction Of a eOmpetent trainer. Ill guar
Antes that IL an experienced hgbter will adopt
my tactics he eAR lest Corbett. dan't claim
20 Dc pugilist, and q good boxer could un-
dOubtedly knOcS me down. despite my strength"
The sun., 1894-10-21
SHE FOUND 4 YOICE.
II Doesnt Sound Like Her Own, but st IL
Good Enougb to Talk with.

Good Enougb to TaIk with.
Ixn,.x.,,,ts oc, On Mrs. Mary Miller.
living a, .,,o North New Jersey street sang the
words of her favorite hymn yesterday morning
under circumstances most remarkable. For the
first time in over four years she heard the
:StSns 8 ,hs Sss S% ss that sa,
ago as result OF an unusually severe attack @ OF
grip Mrs. Miller suffered loss OF speech. For
vocal orsans ou, after course OF fis,a mea,es' e
Mile, haa aesapS" nan S.a o @ Eu ha, NV a~'
From the time that the misfortune came upon
her until she regained the use Of the
voca, organs she received constant treatment
Noeai orksh' s"o 'e'e"eu 'oho'ah. "e"'"ioh.
for the ailmeut At one time two years ago. but
for brief period only Mrs. Miller was able to
SPEAK III al "uu'oie 'o"o' 'ne 'ohoi was 'ei'
porary. however. In her younger days and until
81, sue sune.'" .n, ,,'a, 'h anaa, a,o, Us. ",
Ter sang erea, uea' anu pos'eH'eu u oieat so-
rity church ,t oirs. and sang regularly each sun
d.v mil .,tacted bv The maIady which do
1a' ~ '' " ~ "'''' Nc
q, ,hs Firs; Pan,ia, s chnrch @ shs w"s s sccom ro
non,sd H., NJ NJ and A.. Char,s. Sr,,on -,
IS West Vermont street. both ladies being inti-
,,a,o . nj - ,,,i,l h., ,,,;,.
nh'e aoquaih.ah'es hnu i"'h'i'a' Win her voice
defect. The three ladies occupied pew well to-
ward the front and listened to the sermon of the
Rev D, W, Vanosdel OF Galesburg Ill., The
pastor smoke elOaupntly and Mrs Miller was
greatly impressed with his remarks At The
Conclusion Of the sermon Mr. Vanosdei an
nounced the closing hymn, He Leadeth
Me-" Although unable TO join in the
congregationai singing Mrs Maler al
Ways carried hymn book and as
the pastor announced the closing song
she turned to the uage In her book She recog-
pized i'm the title one OF her fayorite selections
and a feeling OF regret that she could not voice
the familiar words Allied her mind The con
erepation arose and the orxanist heuan playine
the brief prelude AS the notes of tile instru-
ment flooded the church Mrs Miller felt strange
feeling steal over her A certain buoyancy of
spirit that she could not resist impelleti her to
follow the words Her lips moved but no sound
came from them until the concluding words OF
the first chorus were reached
by His own He leadeth me-" sang the con-
gregation, the clear notes of the sopranos swell
Ing far above the rest Then Mrs Miller sank
down 10 the seat pale and in an apparent swoon
In voice, clearly audible to herself she had
articulated the words, "hy His own hand He
leadeth me but could carry them no further
The shock a. hearing her own voice rendered
her weak aud trembling,
Mira Charles sutton who stood at Mrs Niller's
side, saw her sink down and grew alarmed,
Her frjand ,yas yary male ard SSpas ni,ifuii,,
The sun., 1894-10-21
The AIa,.. IA.. Of Op.l.uss.


The ancient sexton In a somerset county town
was musing the other day Said he: I've gOt
plan. There are 3O00 graves In town. I'm
going 20 get the job 10 take care OF them at .
$4,000, and then--then can afford 10 drink my
alcohol without dflutipg It,"
The advocate., 1894-10-10

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