davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-01-24
SauerlaubntBf6eine.

Die folgenben Observation-Disclosures muir
ben atSgeitelt:
So6n 8uiien, 5ipeiit0di9e 0obnunq, go.
4449 Srocep Q~tDenue, $500; 6. s. 8oob,
5tpetitD6tge g%8obnung, 4755 Union StraBe,
$270O; 2OuiS Sanfel, 3metit0dtge 8obz
nung, 815 81. StroBe, $240O; Sbomos
9Oran, 5petftOfi9e @obnung, 7O1O Centre
NDenue, $1,000; Sobn WfcGlpu6, atpeiz
itOdt9e @o6uung, 6643 @rcen StroBe,
$4,000; q. 6Omatfa, 5petit0fige @obnuno,
81 Wtattelon StraBe, $1,000; 8iQiam
Wfarpell, 5peiitOdtger 2aOen unb 0ob=
nung, 1858 g. gSeitern Gpenue, $4,000
SreO Sdmcrle, e%init0diger 9nbalt, 623G
Sangamon StraBe, $1,000; 8m. q. 0ez
mat, 5tpetlt0fige Nobnung, 554O 0rerel
NOenue, $4,000; 0olton & @oogins, 2
3tpeiit0di9e StGue, 4333-39 0rerel 8l66..
$4,000; Biatam 3ucb, 2 breiit0ftge Mob,
nHngen, 50-52 Slorence Nbenue, $4,000
s. Grtfion, 3tpeiit0dtge @obnllng, 1876
Wtilton Q%luenue, $4,000; q. Socobs, elm
it0ftger 9lnbau, 1855 @eQin9ton StraBe,
$500; Srau Sennie 6%utc4inlon, 5peiz
it0fi9e Wobnung, 429 WfcQean StraBc,
$4,000; Mation & 9aDi6ion, 2 3tpeif0diQe
@obnungen, 700-7O2 Gtrner 9lpenue,
$4,000; Trau g. q. SeipeQ, 3peiit6diges
2e9erbaus, 65-67 sc. 2libIanb Q~(penre,
$4,000; 8m. 8ortb, 5ipetit0fige Mobnung,
335 Wfaribftelo Npenus, $4,000; Nl9uft
lnoerion, breiit0di9e 8obnung, SO @ault
9lace, $4,000; 8. $. &oiiiter, Oreift0diger
@nbau, SO SiegeI StaaBe, $2500; 9nbrem
0arion, 3 3petftOdtge 8O6nun9en, 1853 90.
5uron StraBe, $4,000.
, 1894-01-24

@a8 be6euten Ser6oumn98be f6lperOen?
Ditnnes, froftloie8 Slut, NerOeuz nro
Mu8felI6mdAe, miirriides unO rei5barrS
Temperament, 1dwinDen0e &apo3ttdt, Die
9enoiene 9tabrt19 git aiiniliren. GGeS
Dies miro 9ebOben burd) ben @ebra16 bon
Sobanm 9off'S Otol5ertrott. Gr
binOert 1nO bift ge9en Die OD8peptiide
Bein. @r trit9t ME Die oopon 9ebe9ten
@rl~portun9ert. TIMER unent9eltli3 oera
IanOte8 BonpbGet 19tlOert anlAault4 Die
Gbdti9feit uno Wirfun9 be8 @rtraftS.
Nta11 betebe borauf ben ddten Mat5ertraft
bon Sobanu Soft nit Dem gtar1en auf
Der Gillette am Slaf6enbalie, ST befommen.
&etu anoerer lit d9t.
gi8ner & Oteubelion So, &9enten, 152 uR6
154 SrautliH Ct, Stem OOrt
, 1894-01-24
(Sort1eBnnq folQt.)

- 8rofe1ior Or. So. Q80lffltn bon
Saiel, friiber in @intertbur, sur 53eit in
Otiincben, lit gum &itter beS @erbienitz
orOenS Der baperil9en &rOne ernannt NOR
BEN.
- ScuerI0icb6oien Dor bun6ert Sabren.
Sn Der rWt0gOeb. 3t9." bonn 20. October
1893, oeren 6aciintile Der so, g." beige
le9t 1T, ftnoet itb fol8en0e NOtt5 aus Stodz
bolm, 8. October 1898: Ser 2lpOtbefer
9tp1trom, 81 0forft0ptng. bat cine neuc2(rt,
Oa9 itdrtlte 6elter SIT bGmpfen, erfunbcn,
ipooon er bereitS einen 8erllcb 0ffentlicb
abgelegt bat. Sin nit brennbaren Sacbet
ongeftlteS boI8erneS 6ous purbe in pollen
8rano 8eieBt, Oer ober augenbltdlid6, uno
8tpar nur nit elmer 6anbipribe, gel0lcbt
tpuroe. Nut Otcielbe Dirt berfubr CT aucb
nit etnigen brennenben Gbeertonnen. ,
, 1894-01-24
Sinam5ieues.

e uno 6h& SpIb=M II pertuufeu.
9Str tonnen p%Or1tdbtig 9elpdDlte W{ort9ages liefern.
9ellDert olrD central 9elegenes uietbebrinQeuoes @rllno=
el9e1t9um III Chicago, III paiIeuoen Summen, nit eo=
r%atttrte1 8eTBtiteln. Senbet uaD &iite. s. 8. Stone
q 50, 2O6 So Saue Ctr. 3ODsbln
SRoIe. Nuiulon & Co., Wtort9aoe 9anfers. 72 Gear.
~ boru1trnBe, oerleiBeu Selo uuf GbCnQoer 9runb=
ee%I3gelttDunI 81 ben r%teori9iten 8reiien, iOpie aud auf Sc.
oolloe. Shea, lSt
, 1894-01-24

&aen Srennoen unb 8etaunten bic tratriQe gadri6t.
bog uuler oielgelie6ter Satte, Batter nuo SDpiegernater
Sobn @aIter nod Inn9en i1perem &eibeu Iauit ent-
l4iotet ut. 9as 8egrdbntB ftuoet 9onnerita9 Ntttto9
l ubr ltott. I'm titles SeileiO bitten Die trauerubeH
9iuter6liebereH
GIiIabetb gEalter, Qeb. 9iebL @ittlue; Morg,
Steinpeg. 9eb. Walter, gliiabetb @alter,
&lnber; Silt. Steinlpeo. Shpleoeriohn.
, 1894-01-24
SOSeSGttSetac.

Treunben unb 8etanuten Die trauriQe g3adr16t bag
utiere geltebte Sobter GIlG i'm <er BON 8 Sabreu nnb
26 Sagen naD loHgem &eioen 9leuitog gtadritta9 nm
2:30 geltorben lit. Sic 8eer0tgung ftuoet ltatt 9Dn=
Hcrit0Q 9ta6mittag nm 2 l6t nom Srauerhauie. @lltDu
Noe. nabe SuOm Ctr, na9 @roCelauo. I'm tiQe Sbeil-
uabme bitten Die %betriibten 9lnterbliebenen
Sobatn &aGer, @una 9ager, gltern,
24la2t e Hebit @eiWlptitern Ino gerrpanDten.
, 1894-01-24
En0Seite.

enttd Tbtsle, Na9fotger bon 9eHrp gtrOth PIP ar9sr
Otto eoison. MpOtbeter, 216s gGrtber aps. ede p. Ctr
s. Stit. Apotbefer, 2727 State=Str, Gde %. Ctr.
VI. y. Bitter. Apotbeter, 434l g. 0alfteosStr.
ID. @ertmeiiter, ApOtbeter, 1853 @tuts=5tr.. Sde So
s. fSorbrtt. Gpotbefer. 81. ctr. uub moaoce.5tr.
WenoeI & 9orsIep, 25O5 arber @pe. Gte 9. 9oIiteb.
@bsrfs gbarntacp. ede etate. anS gOIf.str.
8. s: Sti9er; 6eutf4e apot9ete, aHoDaib aps. uuh IS
Str.. 3elephD1 South PAT.
U. q. Braun, 300 Weutmortb 4pe, Gde 81. Str.
6. 6. &repBler, @pptbefer, 2614 gpttoae Strobe Nps.
6. s. &nOtpe, bentiHe @potbere, Gde SO. ctr. unh
g; BON 9eruonn, a%potbefer. 1926. StOr. SIDE 6auuueE.
WDbsrt :. Seltertug, IpotDefer, s60l G. 3aIiteb.5tr.
9; 90. 9ifforO. @pothefer. 81. t. uub Waiai9om ape.
vi Domnier. 2So6 g. State ctr.
gSeitTetts.
g.. S9rDbsr, bsutIder gpOtbeter, 465 uub 467 WtiItpaufss
S. 8. 9t4tenberger s. So. 83l uub 500 Wtilmautes aDs.
Gde 9ipiTon=Gtr.
Sbeo. @. 8ebrens. @potbefer, 422 80. II. ctr.
emil 8ebrens, SOP Glib 3aIiteb=str, SIDE @oHuIpOrt
Sec. WiBbad, eHO~et-ede waoOiiOn. nnO 9alftsO.
StraBe.
SEQ, Q. Miner, @putbefer. 1874 Mil1puufee gps.
Geo gorees, 1879 M{arDeGg5ir.
s. 8tDsnihst6 8 60, apOtbeter, ede Ban guren. uns
SaliteO Ctr.
Msopen Bros, @~putbefer, 1895 NstI:poutee QOe.
6. S. Glsner, 1861 Mtiln aufee Gpe.
S 3. 3elopsfi, apOtbefer. 700 MttItpaufee @oe. Gds
ernit MieOef, 518 SO. Chicago gpe.. eds 8ouIina.@tr.
Sre6, 9sreoe's .Qpptbete, 1868 30. @bisago Aoe, Gde
9tDble=5traBe.
Sreo. 8. Bierce, 581 C9ben Noe.
&etnbaret Solenbans, apotbeter, 22 10. gtOrtb gp..,
SIDE MiblauO.
6. 9. <nfDuitroent, Wpotbefer, Gibmeft.@de 90. 9ioi.
fion=Str. uuo Sp1ue Aoe.
alb. ~9taf3t9er. 9%potbefer, 296 80. 9tottor=gtr, ede
Bppb.
Sranf S. Berger, apptbefer. 1886 Nttltpoufee @ns.
@rneIt U. S6mts, 8taOuct Pbarmacp. 26-12o OhLs
ipautee ans, @de 9tHaie= nnb 9esplolnes-Str
4. UIueDllQu, NODthefer, 69l gS. North QDe.
Sid. Wtetnung, 875 Mttlipa1fee Ape., Gde Qfblonb 9toe.
Jtubolpb StongObr, ApOtbefer, SAL 80. 9ioiiiousStr.
@de NSaIbtenalr Moe.
GolBau & So, q. Ctr. uub 9auIina.Str.
s. 8. S1imef Mpotbeter, SAT Blue Sslonb @oe, Gde
Is. Ctr.
G. s. moItersborf @pptbefer, 900 30. 81. 9traBe.
Jtt9aro 6. Jrertien, &potbefer, 1901 90. Nortb Wos,
@de Sberlbou Moe.
@oul g. 9etuemaur. 48 @. 9tpiiion ctr.
, 1894-01-24
Stdoti1bes.
81 Depfudun9 eefabrt.
Der 2Ipothefer o. Geotmar our9 einen Srief
auf9eforoert, oabei behiilfi6 gu fein,
faIides papier9eIo in ums
lauf 81 ieben.

Inter 1einen 9oitla6en fan6 6er Q(pOz
t6efer 81. 3eDtman bon 349 Glarf StraBe
geitern Worgen eiren 8rtef aus 9tepart,
sc. S., auf Deiien Golpert nit etnem
@ummiitempel in groBen, rot6en 8u6z
ltoben folgenbe BOrte aufgeitempelt tparen ::
IS liegt @runD sur Nnnabmc Dor, paB
oieier 8rief Don Berionen ab9ei6idt tpuroe,
Die fallcbeS @clo in llmlauf Su icben Ders
iucben. Soute bieie 0orat81ebung ricbtig
fem, 10 perben Sic Diermit crIrcbt, ben
Brief S9rem Boitmeiiter su il6ergeben, Der
i'm Damn nab Balbin9tOn tpetter bef0roern
miro"
6err Ge6tmon i6nitt 6aS Goupert auI
uno entnabm bemielben einen 8rief, Scr
aus y}eiparf, N. S., oatirt mar uro tolgen7
DermaBen %lautcte: vSb babe bon ctnem
Sbrer @cicbaftSfreunoe gebOrt, oaB Sic ctn
Wtann itnD, auf ben man 1tob Derlal1en
fam. 0Dne meitere 8orreoe frage ib Sic
0eB6olb, OF sic nit leicbter Wtiibe bel
0eIb Derbienen nollen? Q8enn baS Der
SAT- 1T, mas icb nicbt be5tpeifle, 10 mill ib
Sbnen Die 0ele9e1beit gebeu, ieoen Monat
BON $4,000 bis $4,000 gu %perOienen, baS
betBt, penn Sic bereit ftnb, $500 su I'M
p%eltiren. gtatiirlib 1T bel einem lol6en
@ei0dft cine auBerOrbentlt6e Obstruction
tpilni6cn5tDcrtb, ia logar notbtpen0tg,
2cute, Die Sic Ie6r gut fenncn un6 ebena
fails IN S9tcago tpobnen, ite6en nit inns
Notwithstanding uno ib tDnnteS6nen
Die 9famen 6erleLben nennen, tpe1n tcb eS
fiir nOtblDenbtg belt. SOuten Sic aut
mein Nnerbteten eingeben mOuen, 10 iDret-
ben Sic nt6t, ionoern tele9rapbiren fol-
9enoe WOrte: v6abeu Sic cine Gopte BON
Nie SEQ, 1892" Nacb @mpfang bteIes
SelegremmS merbe tb Sbnen 3eit un0 Srt
elmer 3ulamntenfunft angeben, BEL Der Die
n0t6iQen 6ormalttGten crlebigt lperben
t0nnen. Bum S6luB eriucbe tb Sic, bic
len 8rief NiemanO 5u 5eigen unb AUDI BON
Dem Subalt 81 Giemanb 3u lprecben.
Sbr
G6omaS Sefferlon."
Dem 8rief mdr Elm 3eitungSouSi6nitt
bei9efit9t, IN Dem 9eiagt tpuroe, DAP fali6es
8apiergelo, baS ben ben Gerfertigern nit
0em gtamen vSbeleton 8adS" bcseicbnet
peroe, i'm l"tntlauf lei, boS por5iiglicb nad6z
9eaDmt iet, baB ielblt SocbDerltdnbige biele
fallc0cn bon ben ecbten Sbeinen rtcbt Su
untericbeiOen p%erm0cbten. 9tabbem t6err
&eOtman bieie Gpiitel geIeien, itefte er BEN
8rief in Elm unDereS GouDert unD aoreiitrte
eS an Sen poltmetiter. @r erfldrte, baB
ct gar nt6t begreifen tDnne, tparum man
geroOe ibm einen lOlben 8rief 5ugei6idt
babe. ST babe burcbauS fein Gerlanger,
iicb auf ungeleblidbcm Q8e9e su berei6ern
unO iDenn bieier SbomaS SSeffcriDn ibn fir
ettlen @tn1pel gebaIten babe, 10 Durfte er
itb ie6r getrrt babe.
, 1894-01-24
YerI0nIi6es.

81 eeIIe8 9eu9.
Gin Nittlper I'M Ilter pm 81 Sabren Iudt ouf oieIem
Ge9e Die 8etauuti9ait elmer gebiloeter, ttnberlOieu
Same I'M Nlter bon 1870 Sabren SIT MAIDEN. @efdai9e
Sfferten beliebe man an g. 81 Stoats3 eituug gu
Ienoen. 24ia2t
, 1894-01-24
So0cS0uset9c.

Sreun0en nnD 8efannten Die trouriQe gta6rt6t, oaB
meine 9eliebte Satin unb unIere Iie6e Wtutter @i,snic
Berger, 9eb. S9oenberg, I'M glitter pon 30 Sobren am
Wtouta9 %geitorben ut, Die Seerbiguu9 ftnbet Itatt am
9oUueritag, ben Is. Snnnar, 9tadmittaQs l llbr, pom
GrauerDauie 2719 81 Gobep Str. mad 8Diebta. Sic
trauerubeu 9iHterbltebenen
|StIbeIm @. Berger,
uebit Ginoerr.
, 1894-01-24
2u Icibett QeIudlt.

Sl8O0 bis $1,000 lperoen auf bebauteS 6runoeigentbum
y ant critic 9ppotbet geiu9t. @breiitre; g. 81
StootS3eltuug.
, 1894-01-24
Gil nerleihen.

R%z6elo ST perleibeH auf bebaltes Observation-Disclosures
v tbun. 9orleben f6uuen aud por benz S0nt0telts=
Serniu getil9t tperoer. 9rDBe SarIeDen cine @peCtali=
tat lno 9arIeben gum 9aueu. 8. 6. StDne 81 & D.,
206 &a1alle Ctr. 2IlMe
, 1894-01-24
SpOeS=Qlr7etde.

Sre1noeu rnb 8etanuten Die trauri9e Nadriht. bag
unier %geliebter Sobn 2tnton &sOfberr I'M Glitter Dpn 8
Die 8eeroi9nng tnbet ftatt 9Onueritog Mittog 1890
pom 2rouerbanle 286 g. @lart Ctr. nob Der ct. Peter=
tIrde rno 9oH pa nab benz ct. gontfoctns=@o ttesader.
24ia2t nebit @eidmiTteru.
, 1894-01-24
@erlpren: nerlanfen: aeitphler.


Sc erIoren: Sin peiBer 9ubeI CUTE geIobnung
~ fIr ben sSinoer. 49, 80. RaHhpIpbsStr.
, 1894-01-24
8erihieoeltes.


ODbne. 9toteu, 8eutbia5 uuh Id1Iehte SduIben aler Art
- %cpleftirt. Seine 3ablung Dbue @ripIg. 8. SnrlaHo,
@ouutp=G ouItobler, 20 Siitb Ape, 3inlmier 5.
29b3-1fb
"a 9uIben! S6uIoeul S6uIoeuI
- 9aerIet i9lefte SbuIoeu fofprt %coaectirt.
3ablnug Dbue @rfolg!-
@%Onltabler INNER oil 5auo.
BeppIes Collection NgencN.
1874 Solaue CTR. 3iuInGer 81.
5b51S 3euti6 miro bier 9eIprudeu.
, 1894-01-24
GerIangt: Trauer1 nnb N3GOden.
0rnnOeigemtbum.

I'm @uer @tgeutbum roi9 5u n~ertoufen ober All oertal1s
lbsn, 9ebt 5n Singer Bros, 3lmmer "a,
2OlplS 1874 9enrborn Ctr.
Qu p~ertonfen: Solbe, bic iiD au Der 9riu0uug
~ elrer oentjden &nlieoelung i'll Sii6callfornieu al be-
tbeiItgeI uno iib Die Der Go1onie 9~elpGbrteu auBerorbent-
llt1 9nnItt9en 9eoin9ungen 5u3tmeuoen mitni9eu, mbgeu
toJsuber I'M Sateltoe Building (S.=G. =@ce Der Noaus=
1to @larttroBe) a3lmmer $40. Al oDripredben, ober f1
6rIefltb an Die SaIoD MOnntatu &auo & Water So. bo.
lelo1t fpe1toer. ag20bap
Du btrfa ufeu : smoob. gle 11Dnfte
- @de III oteIer bibIGen uuo ~bIiibenben 8orltaOt.
A!aler nno Setper in ben StroBeu uno Die StraBen qe.
pfloitert. Sage: Sib= uno Oftfrout. @eQen BreiS unO
loelterer NlIsfllnft menoe mon lib mitnolid poer i9rift.
SpDce 8uilotu9. 2Omibap
, 1894-01-24

Nbonnirt auf bas Mben6bIatt Der SQtnois
Stats 3ettrng 8rets ! Sent.
, 1894-01-24
Soft InS 9pats.


n en6t: Sine 9eimotb fir ein iunaes N{abbeu
BON IA ;Sobren III ciner fSamilie, in Der bcutfb
gefpro9eM mtr6; ss be3abIt So fir gUaro. slbreIIe:
n 2 4 St00tSata
, 1894-01-24
@CTprbeu:

sm %. Sonuor 1894 8ranf @amIemt i'm @lter bon
% So9rer. 8eeroigun9 9ounerftag ben 25. Sanuar,
nm l llbr, BON ieiuer Ster6epobnInG, 1901 6ultou=Str,
nod benz ct. 8onifoctns:&trbb0fe: Gr mar Ntit9Iteb
Der Squirt Sron Sing 9tO. l29 |. o. f. Wtitglieoer BON
@3peiter=@Ourts itHO CUR SbetIuobme e~ingelaben.
, 1894-01-24
GlaiiifiSirte Nnsetaeu

fOiten bs gu 10 @Orten 10 Gents, iebes tpeitere mor
Sent. Steaenaeiude fret.
, 1894-01-24

81 Dermietben: Stores, &Obnungen It.
9T permietbeH:
Snte Offices
Stoatsr
SrpBes Si6erbettsgewbIbg
9ampfbei5HHe u. l. 70.
me9sn GiH8eInbeiteu iprs9t Dor in hsy
9taatss3eituugssSfftee,
Gde moibingtOn StruBe uub 5iftb @oe.
On permIetbeu: Gd6ue ueue Mobnuneen bon
~ le 6 3tntmern nit alen Comfort, fir nlr $l2. MIR
en paar 9lod nom &ppno0ler gabnbOfe in Der @lIpu
Npe., ! gIot HDrblib BON Der Belmont &ne. 0elegeu.
9tob8ufr09eu Mtittog5 in 9tp. 80 I'M Stoats5eituHgS.
SObn 9oulieu. ONT, BAN
Q permietbeu: Seine ueue 6Iats init mpberueu
~ @inrtdtln9en uabe Der @tieH= uuO brei &iuieu Yieroc-
babneH. go. "a SraCelaub Goe. 23np, bap
, 1894-01-24
SerIaugt: MtGnner unO Gnaben.


VerlaHgt: Suter Sroer=So6. 2obn 81.
Al South @atersStr.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

GREAT distress is prevalent among
the laboring classes IN Spain. Many
hundreds of unemployed men are
walking the streets of Madrid, Cadiz,
apd other cities in the vain search
for work. One day recently 1000
5nen went in a body to the govern
aAent offices in Madrid asking for
relief in the shape of work for them
selves and families The govern
ment was able to do but little for
them. Brigandage has greatly in
creased, and its spread it attributed
to the distress among the rural popu-
aaf;nx
The Progress., 1894-03-31

DR.. N. S. DAVIS refuses compensa-
ton for giving medical testimony in
the Prendergast trial. Although he
has been practicing medicine a mat
ter of fifty or sixty years it is evil
dent that DR.. Davis has not yet risen
to the dignity of an expert" and
considering the figure cut by most of
the medical gentlemen who assume
that title, his patients are to be con-
graduated.
The Progress., 1894-03-31
A LITTLE less less than thirty ner

A LITTLE less less than thirty per
cent of the increase in population in
this country is directly attributable
to immigration. AS this calculation
takes no note of the PERCENTAGE of
native born of immigrant parents,
the statement shows with remark
able clearness the immense influence
which the tide of immigration must
have in fixing the American national
traits and characteristics.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

BRIDES nowadays are sweet things,
and "sweet TO the sweet" is all right
so far as it goes, but the girl ought
to shut off her yearning for candy
after the honeymoon at least No
man wants wife who makes a mere
ndy-hopper OF herself. She is
bound to sour on the situation some
time, particularly if the flow of taffy
happens to run short. The wife with a
sugar tooth is perpetual menace in
o household. So Is the wife with a
chewing-gum jaw.
The Progress., 1894-03-31
ONLY married men are given 81 .

ONLY married men are given 81 a
day jobs in the Pittsburg public
works and as result wives Of every
description in the Smoky city are in
great demand. For those not par
ticular as to quality and who are
hungering and thirsting for the OPP
portunity to change "Miss" to
"Mrs" Pittsburg is now a spinster's
paradise. Idle bachelors are run
ming around after wives like q boy
after butterflies.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

TIE leather medal for hard luck
goes to the Pittsburg burglar who
risked his life to blow open the safe,
was caught in the act and pursued,
broke his leg, was captured, and at
The police station discovered that
his booty was $1,000 worth of con-
federate bills.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

The male members of New York's
Four Hundred may now be expected
to soon rival the rainbow in their
decoration, to have more color about
their costume than a French bar
maid. If Ward McAllister is ar
rested one of these days as q Voodoo
doctor the fault will be with the
prince OF Wales.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

THE etymologist deals a blow to
sentiment by showing that the
mountain from which the Kearsarge
took her name was originally known
as Hezekiah Sargent's Mountain,
from which the slovenly speech of
the natives evolved Kiah Sarge, then
Kearsarge.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

If there was one lesson which the
worlds fair impressed more deeply
than another upon the American
public it was the fact that when you
want work of art you should 60 to
an artist to get it. 1t was under the
workings of thai rule that the
worlds fair was built.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

/ IL. "
be without one weak SPOT. and az that
the doctors, and nurses, and apolhc-
carrie, of earth will thereafter have to
do, will be forest without intcrruption
for the broken nirhts Of their earthly
existence, Not only will that day be-
the Identification of we'll lirp, GENE.
ferries. but some of the graveyard, that
have been NEGLECTED. and been tine
pasture Ground for cHttIr and rpOtinu
places for swine will for the frs, time
have attractiveness riyen them.
/ resurrection our resurrection if We
are his, and the resurrection of all the
pious dead, is assured. for he was "thc
first fruits of them that >lcpt " Renan
SAYS ne did not rise, but five hundred
and eighty witnesses sixty of Them
. Christ's enemies saw ne did rise for
/ thev saw him after he had risen. If
he did not rise how did sixty armed
soldiers let him get away? Surely
sixty liyinr soldiers ouoht to he able
to keen one dead man, blessed be
God, lie did cet awav After bi,rc,-
direction Marv Nagdalene saw him.
Cleopas saw him. Ten disciples in an
upper room at Jerusalem saw him.
On a mountain the eleven saw him.
Five hundred at once saw. him, Prof
Ernest Renan who did not see him will
excuse US for taking the testimony Of
the five hundred ana eighty who did
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into line, The s]Ivward nrocession has
already started, Steer now bv that
embankment of cloud for the nearest
gate" And, as we ascend on one
side the earth gets smaller until it is
no larger than mountain, and smaller
until it is no larger than a palace. and
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the other side as we rise heaven at
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The Progress., 1894-03-31

ONE of the features of the project
ed printing exhibition in Paris will
be model of the secret printing Of
fees which fourished in the cata
combs during the last century, and
which a number of artists went to
visit the other day for the purpose of
reproducing them from nature.
The Progress., 1894-03-31
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased uortion Of the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness, aad that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an infamed condition OF the
mucus lining Of the Enstachian Tube.
When this tube is infamed you have
runbling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the
result and unless the inflammation can Re
taken out and this tute restored 70 its nor
ma condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out OF ten.are caused
by catarrh which is nothing but n inram-
cd condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness lcaused by catsrrh)
that cannot he cured by Halls Catarrh
Cuare. Send for circulars; free.
FL. CHENEY a co, Toledo, o.
~ Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

ANOTHER foreign force has invaded
the country. Two small but wicked
Cinnamon broke into the country at
Detroit and were taken red handed
as they stepped off the train. They
are now in jail. In the face of this
incident there are persons who will
argue that there is no necessity for
gunboats on the great lakes.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

In the house of commons there arr
ten newspaper men, six printers,
four tailors, three statiOners, two
butchers, three hotel-keepers, six
farmers, one coal merchant and ono
cab driver
The Progress., 1894-03-31

IT was two years ago that woman
threw piece of gingerbread at Mr..
Gladstone, hitting him in the eye.
The injury thus inflicted was not
supposed to be serious at the time,
but the results of it are now mani
fest She appears to be in measure
responsible for the most important
event of current political history.
The Progress., 1894-03-31

REV. DR. R>NsFoRD stood up in
his pulpit the other day and said
New York society was essentially
vulgar. Apropos, Rev. DR.. Rains
ford has been blackballed in the new
Millionaire's club
The Progress., 1894-03-31

ANY sudden change in the condition Of
the atmosphere is certain to trlnJ rs har-
vest Of coughs and colds. These If suffered
to run On. are likely 10 terminate IN con
sump;ion bit they may be readily cured
by Lr. Balls Cough Syrup.