davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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'lcs cuAanlsp ~ THE ALPS.
cwl,s cormrnes Make Money ship
pinu Glaciers.

Washington --lcc cuarsylas Is a
new Industry that has sprung up IN
Switzerland. according TO y report re-
ceived hese BY the consular bureau.
While BLASTING Alpine glaciers threat
Gus 10 destroy some cf the masni'
iicencc OF the sccSery, Swiss com
munes aro maksng money granting
CONCESSIONS for Onarrylng these great
masses OF ice Tor distribution Ia large
cities OF the continent
According TO the Information ~
ceiycd here. large sums have been eN'
pended cotstsuet.ns ice slides, OF \
shaped trnaghs. In which blocks OF ic',
often OF ,alsc size, blasted ont OF the
glacier are transported 70 the Nieins'
y III the stations for conveyance. IN
carefully refriscra rated cays to Lyon
and other hugc cities remote tenm
tho Alps
The mothed a. t,as,las Nl'h BLACK
powder 80 as 20 avoid the DIS
eaiosauaa and ssi,,aS % the tee.
and ensinecrins ability dis9laycd
IN rr,ctlns slides aud In pro
yidlag snnieicn, tgieylca by rscsss ot
curves 20 avoid excessive sU'ea In
the doNuNsr3 Journey % the tec
'slccSs, arc spaSea oI As examples -
-cuusidctab,e iureRuity and >Sill
Gaaer ice. wt,cA = g~'y.ec,iy r''7S
aud transparent and Wa'ch has uaey
qualities greatly agpscsia,ea ay c'a
'sumoUS eanua9ds eisesy val1s
thaa that ~ ,he -saal sias Na,A.nc3
nun the surface = irsscz p's3s cy
Lakes
A singular fsasu0c in oozzec,s'7
alth RI. r-c-ara,ssa g; tee arc fN- -,e
market IS thai e. sSs Neee so-at -e>
essay ~ >s,ge e. ssVg-al tays 20. 50
cial NSrsssassS. ty,wcl s a o'-e-e
,AsckrcsS g eaSrl ss Via A sssa-12
" Savaasg ssc-rcs>5 i- '-.ts % So
aaccc a cca-tss cs rya>-c2 o- -'7-
Transporter sre vsssa re,ls % tc--
sa tae sarso, ~ t2eA S,ssk as E
leaves ~ a-c-
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soM1 wives ARE DlFrEAsNr.
o.,., cynIcism. or Good Honest Row
(which 10 the estterf

.Afo., men, said the man OF expert
snee think It must be awfuiiy nice
!, have wife who takes things us
cooIIy "A Dave Potter's wife taxes
,hcm. bu, others. more discriaina''
Ing prcfer a good honest row to hef
s,,le ot quiet cyuicism. The way she
hshavcd The other day when she
found letter IN Dawes pocket from
rirl is an example Of her method.
II don't see wrote this sirl. nov
ON earth can ever live without you.
~nsye's wife read that gush, and
Ia, more lust like It. without ever turn
ing a hair
Well she said. quietly. tha; girl
Is a fool Il she knew YOU as well as
l 40 she wculd he wondering how on
earth she could ever live with you
Ard that. In the opinion ot the dis,
eliminating tcW. cuts whole lot
teeper thau 4 co.azoa- everyday rum
nus
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Irrr s.rrera

Max TWAla tells this story, tae
-,-al q which yos NAV supply your,
srrs. I weat 20 cNs7sh oae lne an1
a-.s SO Impressed sy Waat ise preach
s- ta,t u1e ao1zi ths poa- heliaea
rsa, ! vas -aEty t1 give 40 hl7a7'i
s-ua-s g rsE as= u-ozo2 ard eVea 50
r-t ana S.--su ue-r 90 sea. 20 The
sa1-ss- Bat tes u--istc- p7c2eae4
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r--- zs-1. s. 4 t=c7 tll tse-c vas
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r,~s-tsa- wzs tASsa 10 s57-e ten
--s - tse r-I.s--S,-;A Ecs-e-a :
a1-E
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49, :. - -

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sic-qal as sse7-e4 a. o-ce Z, szs
izl-ry3 gAc eo-1rGe -e-c tEr- Any
* W. evt- caz'5 Szrss Cz3y ,Hs,
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Is sIcNacss sss4=se tse7s IS -
=usA A1z-S EAEzs Is 49, s1--S
ezEzg.a,y.
~Hc~ zaS-; =c-l-y.- ASKED iAs
student
-A~aE, really tse-e ~ - $50
tsi-S b. "a. hz--SN qc--t
hss zeyf- csze ~ "a E-4H-t-
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IS wc-tA oozz5r-.zE ---e-szso .e---
al
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Prnnf Of Merit.

The proof OF the merits ot plaster
Ia ,hc cures It effects. and the Noiuh'
,,-v testimonials OF those who have
used AllcocS's Plasiers during ,Wne W
rast sixty years is unimpeachao'e
cvilcBee OF their superiority and
should convince the most ssepueaL
s,lf.pralse IS no recommendation. but
cc-tiacs;es from those who have used
them are
Ansock's are the original and E'n'
uIse po-ous plas,ers and have ne 'er
h,,ca e1ualcd by those who nave
s,1.s, 10 trade upon their reputation
Nv uakiar p,astess with holes IN
,sta. Avoid substitutes IS yoa No III
counterfeit money.
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Must wso slss no zos-yNz
sssssasr ussas 1sses So. Sss.s,.
;ss- fS- Ns Ns--.s.

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sVs-a,-s
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MORE soNss O. GOLD
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esrLossN TORTURED.
eir sss Sur-i-s Ssrss frs-i Eczema
-ssy Tortured ~ Ss-ss7 S2S-
ss;n c-rsS - catisars.

las; yeS-. acs- EAvlzS ny ntle
--r treated BY a wy p0czizest p4y-
,5,sa- E-- an cSs-izate case q &
-q-sa- ! r-s--.r5 90 ;ae cutle--a Re-
s4.es aza as g., vsl F,cGse3 vila
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sf-s zr- scsz ans L=-s we've czw-r-
xEtA rzz=.-E sc-vS = zSczt 81
zsEss we ssE es- cc=F-s.esy vc--
z-E -l--s l1s e--Ez - -oc-svv=ce G
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s-.-r 'r.--r = T-rs ,

sr.-T - Sc ---r - Eg-t7ss -
aIz-f
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Nrrstr FNTH--s
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ncsr ANCIENT spp.s rsss&
sis-s.s - Scar rs = Nss NsNss
Tsss e-a.s sSrs Fr-.; - sssz-


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s..s- c1-e-s e.. cs-.- =, 1-,s=-.

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prTNAM FADELEss DYES rrscaincs r,s isss
the brightest and fastest eo'0'' wa
work and no miiss.
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MANY a mans idea OF hosri'aii'y Is
to bring other men home ana 'a'' ~
Wife cook for them
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sl-1-= --la1s
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Known Exesace and Quality and Of known Component Pal

WelnfoTi OF the world and The spp
IS be
fua thereof
demand laxative
j
approved but
other
and vfhoa;
l-erens - gzz-zly
favorabiy under the
obtained from
the best
of
fully doubiessyh
beneaoA
.11 C-lH-
Of
sale al leading
tfoas5oSi United
o. ~Asoa
sod Company hed
D. aduts-isi
o:-a-sl saa - oeaas oi e Food and 5s;h
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N1a e &c z1zy M r-s z5s,s
~ Css1ssS S-s,u5s,sre
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!, you have knowledge. let othesA
mn, their candles at it.-r. Fuller
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w.s.. e--,-, ..,,-.

Vases = tAs z=sAlzs sl-1e-ses q.
Gf-=xzy I.rzzos- AS re4- - - ls
- eS-.
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s..sssgus,-Is - snAranteed 10 ent- q. 4. - II,
r,Ntiss NJ uisnd. hisec ns ef iil'
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- l'essss sas4sssaI-y -. -.
syra&
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PA1EN1S,s-I=.s. : :. Co.; -. !...'-a 2 :. -.
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The value and Importance Of Ethical Re

E=7=zs - -sTsic-1as sanction for family use,
-. Es. 49,. , s-se. aal called ethical, beeaus
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-07-17
The LandR0il.

The most remarkable thing about Tho
landrail II iss extraordinary Instinct a
passion for migration. Whence comes "a
It that ovsrpowe1ing desire which twics
In the year impelsit, weak winged though
II Il, to change its quarters, to range dur
Ing our Engliah sprinssims a. fas neetA
- the bleak and frozen shores OF ssssas
Greenland, to descend In the tall q ths
year away south into Africa and eastward
into Asia, reaching in its return migra-
ton countries 20 distant and 20 WILDLY
gundered a. Natal and Aghanistapi ~
present, In spite Of theories and surmises,
we have no satinactory reason offered u
Oh for the wonderful miSration-recaf.
ring steadily, persistently and unfailiug.
ly, year after year-of bird Ike the land.
rail, whose weak wings and strongly do.
veloped legs plainly attest ths f,ot that
its natural powers Of progrsssion us fas
more In walking and running than n
dying.-Saturday Review.
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Tho Pure Food Law.

One of the most far reaching In ef-
feet and best In results of the many re-
cent enactments by our national gov
ernment is the Pure Food and Drugs
Act Of June 80, 1906, effective January
1st Of this year. It applies not only
to all classes Of food products, confec-
tions, and liquors, but to every drug
compounded, or mixture and proprie-
tsry remedy sold.
This latter provision is especially
beneficial in safeguarding against
worthless nostrums, adulterations of
medicines, and the consequent dan
gerous experiment with one's health.
Every package of medicine sold now
or hereafter must bear the legend
'guaranteed under the pure food and
drugs act Of June so, 1905" This is q
protection to the desler as we'll as to
the customer, vouched for by the man.
ufaoturer.
If q serial number appears along
with the above legend, 1t proves that
such guaranty has been filed at Wash.
ington with the Secretary of Agrlcul.
ture, and speaks for Itself as to the pu.
rity of formulas and ingredients. 1t
is optional with the manufacturers,
however, whether they publish their
full formulas or not, and many, for
reasons best known to themselves, re-
frain from doing 30.
This is not the case with manufac-
turer who has no secrets to hide. To
give a formula in plain English is but
further claim for public confidence,
and is invariably done when it can be
afforded.
The full formula of Andes Great
Prescription Is now and has always
been shown on every label and pack.
age. The guarantee Of purity and iti
serial number is also shown. The
medicine is the marvel of the age for
the speedy cure of rheumatism, ca.
tarrh, stomach, liver, kidney and
bladder troubles. blood impurities, and
female weakness. G. A. Milford, Alb
beville, 8. c., are selling more oi
Andes Great Prescription than all
other remedies combined, and never q
complaint. The price of the medicine
is sl.Oo per @ bottle, three for $3.50, OF
six for $500.
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therefore the request Of the president Maj.
Arthur Parker Is very urgent. Let every
member be present and look after his own
interests.
Our farmers on route are leaning "way
back" in their big arm rockers with their
faces wreathed in smiles at the glowing pros
poets before them In their fine crop prospect.
their brows until the crops are A1l 90 fely
housed-that 10 that their brightest t!clp-
ations may be fully realized.
A colored man on route 8 believes In the
principal OF ''stunting' corn. an he plants 10
March and begins to work 1t out In Juhe. It
looks very fine now even 20 fine 1t can soarce-
ly be found among the grass and weeds; IL
shows 1t has been fully "stunted", perhaps too
much 80 for q good crop This Ia u new wrin-
kle, but 1t wont work every time.
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SIR WALTER RALEIGH.
Varied Career Of the DistaAEuishsd
Courtisr and Adventures.

Varied Career Of the DixttAEuishoA
Courtisr and Adventures.
Raleigh's day Of days was ss the sank d
Cadis In 1896. It was Raleigh who over
bore the timid oounsels Of Lord Thomas
Howard, crying out to Lord Este1: "En.
tramosl Entramosl" permission 70 70
oeptable to the gallant young earl that b
threw his hat into the ses fer sheer Joy.
Then Raldgh betook him to his ship and
led the van undsr the batteries and hsht
into tbs harbor. When hia vessel, sha4-
tered BY shot, was on the poi1It Of sinking
he Left Il to enter Essex'G ship, and
though wounded severely By . splintes,
bad himself carried ON shore md Mtsd On
to horse TO charge with Essex against
the Spanish army. OF the sA light Hsk'
luyt says:
"Whas manner Of fight this was and
with what courage performed and with
what terror to the beholdss continued,
whore 90 many thunderinS fArtng peeoes
were for 20 long time discharged, I Leave
II to the Reader to thinke and imagine"
OF tho charge on shore he tells us, "The
time Of the day was very hos and faint
and the way was all Of dry desps slydino
sand In Q manner, and beside that vea3
uneven. But tho most famous Earle, With
his valiant troopes, rather running In
deede In good order, than marching, has.
tened on them with ruoh unspsskabls oour.
age and CELEBRITY, - within ons hoursS
space and lease the horssmsn were all tis.
eomforted and put to flight, thar lsadR
being strooken downe at che very Alst sn.
counter, whareat the footmsn, being won
derfully diGmAyed and astonished ~ The
unexpected manner Of the Englishmsn'G
kinde of such fierce and resolute fight -.
tyrud themselves with ali speed possible
that they could" ....
weknow tho story Of Sir Walter Ralsieh
but too wel1-his cruel Imprisonment, hiS
moro cruel liberation to Save his Lie BY
accomplishing the impossible and bis
most cruel execution on . warrant signed
Is years earlier. ELe knew all thas u 10
be known Of success and failure, OF courts
and treachery, Of sea fights and assaults
on cities, Of treasure islands and tempssts
and long marches In tangled fozests.--
Fortnightly Review.
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OLD BOOKS.
Their Contents Rather Tha1 1A0e1
Dates Make Them Valuable.


Dates Make Them Valuable.
1T L. extraordinary, said . book 81.
lector the other day, the value some peo-
pie attach 10 old books simply because thsy
arc old. Not long ago hisnd a mine
showed mo two old trunks Allod with
books which hs had found In houss orig
lnally the property Of his wifs's grsndfa-
ther, and which she had recently inherited
from her mother. There were In al per.
haps about 300 volumes, MOST Ct which
bore the dates 1760, ITO, 1766 and % on,
and my friend confidently believed that
they were worth at least their weight In
gold. On the contrary, they wero books
Of very Little value and interest, and moi
worth much moro than their weight q
waste paper. He politely suggested ths3 I
was Liar when I told him that, but hs
changed his mind after he had t1isd In
vain to sell the books to secondhand d1al.
ers.
"Outdde Of these overestimated books
my friends wife had barrelful Of pam.
phlets which she was going TO use 10 kin.
die the fire with. Though worthless In
my friends opinion, these had really con.
siderable value, being old Massachusetts,
Philadelphia and New York alnanaes,
Revolutionary pamphlets and broadddes
and printed documents relating to Kings
and Queens counties, and dealer, paid
my friend 500 for the lot. One Of the dc.
gpised almanacs. was CHARLES Smiths
'Gentleman's Pocket Almanac for the
year 1896, which contained . portrait Of
Washington - one Of the Iarest Of the
Washington portraits-and yet my friend
was going to kindle the fire with Il.
1T is really NEXT to impossible TO got
such people to believe that book Il not
Of necessity worth money because II was
printed long time ago. Nine out Of ten
books published before this century are
growing more worthless every year. The
tenth one has value, higher or lower, In
proportion to it's character. Occasionally
. literary gem, . book Of rel value to .
collector, may be found In lumber room,
but the date on the title page L. never .
safe guide. New York Commercial Ad.
vertiser.
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The Charming Woman

Is not necessarily one of perfect form
and features. Many plain woman
who could never serve as an artists
model, possesses those rare qualities
that all the world admires neatDess,
clear eyes, clean smooth skin and that
sprightliness of step and action that
accompany good health. A physically
weak woman is never attractive, not
even to herself. Electric Bitters re-
store weak women, give strong nerves,
bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin,
beautiful complexion. Guaranteed at
p. B. Speed, druggist. soc. II
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The Smart YarHe1.

The church possessed valuable HtblA
which was only used ON Sundayk M q
writer IN The Cornhill MagaInA apsak'
ing Of A English county parish. During
the week 1t was kept In box which rashea
uurously formed ths stand upon which
tho reader Of the lessons stood. On ons
oooasion, when this was being shown 70 Q
viator, the remark was made that u did
not seem very rsverent for oven clsrSy-
man to tread upon the Bible. "Pardon
me-" the old verger replied. I'm this
church, sir, we take our stand upon ths
Scrinfrrea
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A Memorable Day,

One of the days we remember with
pleasure, as well as with profit to our
health, is the one on which we became
acquainted with DIR. Kings New Life
Pills, the painless purifiers that cure
headache and hiliousness, and keep
the bowels right. ESQ at Speeds drug
store.