davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richland beacon., 1873-07-26
take IN all the surrounding details with
lightened heart.

take in all the surrounding details with
llghtened heart.
How can describe all saw? In the
distance two huge elephants Tapping
tnelr ragged ears, and leisurely dispo-
sing of hay-cOcks of sugar canes as
though they had been straws. Near
these, SIX horses with their blankets
on. tled to some trees, and the trusty
steed who had borne us over Our final
troubles, reaping the reward of his Ia
Dors IN vigorous rubbing down and a
hearty meal, while the dog-ca. was ap-
parently resting its much abused
springs. Then there were the great bull
lock carts cleverly balanced on two hea-
w wheels, and the large, white, lazy
looking bullocks lying beside them,
peacefully chewing the cud. Roasting
on those same carts were the fowls and
guinea fowls, whose food is daily dis
puted by sparrows, green paro1uets.
and numberless little squirrels. not
like ours at home, but having fluffy
resemblance to small ferrets, scudding
hlther and thither with marvellous ra.
pldlty of motion, which they seem to
derive IN some unaccountable manner
from the electricity of their up.turned
tails. The crows, which abound, and
are more impudent even than English
crows, have sort of gray collar and
gray breast, and exactly resemble the
pictures of the crow in bands who mar
red Cock Robin and Jenny Wren. in
the chlldren's stOry-book. There is no
ack of animal life, for three dogs bark
rs welcome, little kitten scampers
abOut with tail which emulates those
If the squirrels, two cows are being
mixed and there is a patriarchal-look- |
ng flock of goats and kids.-Farmer's
Camp Life in India"
Richland beacon., 1873-07-26
TIE BiBH.

BY ASHTON CUBRIER.
Tho baby sits in her cradle,
Watching the world go roun
Euwrapped In mystical silence
Amid all the tumult Of sound.
She must be akin 10 the flowers.
For no one has heard
A whispered word
From this silent babe Of ours,
Wondering, she looks At the children,
A. they merrily laughing pass,
And smiles DER her face go ripping
Like sunshine DER the grass,
And into the heart Of the flowers;
But never word
Has vet been heard
From this darling of ours.
Has sho wonderful wisdom,
Of unspoken knowledge store,
HIS away from all curious eyes,
Like the mysterious lore
Oi the birds, and the bees, and the flowers?
Il this why no word
Has ever been heard
From this silent baby Of ours?
often she seems to listen
To something We never can know;
Perhaps to the voices Of angels
Who silently come and go;
Making brighter ber golden hours
Rfth may word go
That will never be heard
From this silent baby Of ours.
All. baby, from ont your blue eyes
The angel of silelce IL smiling,
Though silvern he~after your speech,
Your silence to golden, beguiling
All hearts Ia this darling II ours,
Who speaks not word
or all she has heard
Like the birds, the bees and the flowers?
Richland beacon., 1873-07-26
Spring Hats.

A woman who is considering the mat.
ter OF her spring hat is an interesting
subject for contemplation. First she
buys straw frame that looks as if il
had been struck by hurricane and then
sat down on by an entire cOroner's Jury.
After that, when she rides in a street
car, she drinks in the details of every
spring hat that enters, and learns them
all by heart, and does mental sums over
the cost of the ribbon, and makes ND
her mind to have flowers in hers like
those worn by the woman in the corner.
and lace like that gaudy- looking crea-
tire in the middle And then she
walks down the street and studies all
the hats that come along, and when a
woman passes her with one on she
twists her neck round to see how it
looks behind, and is disguised to see
that the woman is also dislocating her
neck, to see how she trims her hat,
When she arrives in front of a millinery
store she fingers until she has analyzed
all the spring hats in the window, and
she determined to trim hers nineteen
different ways, and decides not to have
flowers like the woman in the corner.
Then she shoots into the store and asks
to "see hats, with the air of a person
who has whole female seminary to RIG
ont IN $50 head-gear. She examines
every hat in the establishment, over
hauls ten bushels of flowers, gets about
S23 worth of work out of the saleswo-
man, and then says she will look farther
Then she goes home with her mind fixed
Inl l,f
In which she wants to trim her hat.
After while she begins to think she
ought to have feather in it, and she
passes two or three sleepless nights
trying to decide whether to put one on
or not.
At last she resolves she will. Then
she lies awake two more nights endeav-
Oring to determine whether it shall be
red or blue. She buys the trimming
and sews it on in seventy successive pO-
sitions, her mind filled with the deepest
anxiety as to whether the feather should
go on the right side, the left side, or on
top. She puts it on the right side, but
just then Mrs. Brown passes the front
window with feather on the left side
Of hers, and so she changes it. The
very next morning Mrs. Ferguson calls,
and her feather is on the right side, and
then another change is made. At
church the next day Mrs. Smith has |
feathers on both sides, and Mrs. John
has one on top. Then more sleepless
nights and more painful uncertainty.
At last, in utter despair, she takes the
hat to a miliner and pays ten dollars to
have it trimmed. When it comes home
she pronounces it hateful, and picks it
10 pieces, and broods over it, and wor-
ries, and frets, and loses her appetite.
and feels life to be a burden for two
weeks longer, until suddenly she hits
he right thing, and becomes once more
serene and happy, and puts the hat on,
md goes out and makes millions of
,ther women miserable because their
hats are not trimmed exactly like hers.
As wife woman is a blessing; as a
mother she is an inestimable boon: as
IN organizer of spring hats she is simp-
y an object of compassion.-Mar Ade-
er.
Richland beacon., 1873-07-26

"A barristcr, to avenge himself on
an opponent, wrote Rascal" in his hat.
The owner of the hat took it up, looked
ruefully into it, and turning to the
jndge, exclaimed: " l claim the protec-
tion of this honorable court for the op-
posing counsel has written his name in
my hat, and l have strong suspicion,
that he intends to make off with it" ,
Richland beacon., 1873-07-26

-Masons and odd-fe}}ows, like ne
sons and hod-fellovI cendinGz -
der, get - hy ID -
Richland beacon., 1873-07-26

10fty girls saying to
Ead, you see, he
- to the
Richland beacon., 1873-07-26

Rates of Advertising.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19
DELAWARE'alyER SIIAD
Scarcity Of Fish the Past season-What
is to pc Done Aboutltf


The season for shad fishing In the Della.
ware, which according 10 the statutes Of
New Jersey expired on Tuesday June 10th. !
WAS one Of the most unfayorable expert !
enced for many years. Indeed the catch "
was 20 small that rs early As the 3oth OF
May one Of the nets was withdrawn by the !
gillmen AZ the old Howell Fishery, and a.
Gloucester CITY operations were entirely |
discontinued shortly after the LIST Of June. /
The news is not only diEheartening o those !
who are especially interested In this branch |
Of piscatorial industry, but by all who
during the shad season are in tue custom
Of supplying their table with that palatahle
aud nutritious article Of food, the report OF
the failure Of the stock Of fish In our river
viii he received with regret II was gener- /
ally believed that the fisheries during the
season just passed would hc more successful
in their operations than they were IA $50.
The report nf The Commissioners Of Fish
cries fer fhai yesr WAS of very enc1uras-
igr tiure. u wat stated in this doeument
i..t fhc PROVISIONS enacted Tor The prcsei;
Vati1r oi shad by the Legislature al
l-1l hai been strinEently enforced.
E .sA. lulcn had been compelled
90 c1mpy with gll the previously exciting
lsl.Lg laws. which hAi heretofore been
violet by them with impunlty the entire
fAnlition Of fish racks, weirs. and other
fEef engines ioI destruction OF young fishes.
tal been effected, and a. nah police had been
aHrn' rffi, Who were iuudt faithful 10 the
ilH h4lkv ot their duties These measures
s... Fatal. 80 4I-0 ,..... .,t...f l.r.r..r
90 7.1" ~ 80 " ~ ui''' t''sSl
t al 4. w ~ l..t' l."s Ky. - ~ Ky
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l so,,,,,, ~, s' w, ,il,.s ,ta
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~" y 80 ~ N-.ist ~ - - 80 = ~
~, W. u. y. ~. sii'e, % ~.
H.. 80 o. ~, ~, IN t',,,,i, ~ ~
.' ~ ~ 1870 .,'hn ~
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t.i,of .gsi ,i.,'.t 'iIrt
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

There is no pain which the Ccntaur Lint
ment will not relieve, M swelling il win
not suhdue aud no lAmcness which it win
not cure THIS is strong language, hut it is
true. Whore the parts are not gone. its
effects are marvellous. II has produced
more cures of rheumatism. neuralrit. iock
jaw palsy sprains.swclliurs, r,,,cd- breasts.
scnlds burns. salt rheum. car-achc. &c.
upon the human frame, and OF strains. sne.
vim, gals Sc., upon animals IN one wear
than have all other pretended remedies since
the world began. II is counter-irritaut.
an all-healing pain relievcr. Cripplrs throw
away their crutches, the lame walk poisson.
Gus bites are rendered harmless. and tho
wounded are healed without scar u is
no humhug. The recipe is published around
each hottie. It is selling AS q nrticl, ever
before sold, and 1t sells because it does Just
what it pretcnds 10 do. Those who now
suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling.
deserve 10 suffer il they will not use cen
tiur Imminent More than 1000 certificates
OF remarkable cures. including frozen limbs
chronic rheumatism, govt, running tumnrs
sc, have been received. We will send a
circular containing certificate, the recipe
Sc., gratis, TO any one requesting it. On,
bottle Of the yellow wrapper Ccntaur Lini
ment is worth one hundred dollars for spa
sined or sweenied horses and mules or fol
vcrew-worm in sheep. Stock-Owncrs-
liniment is worth your attention. No fam
lily should be without Ccntaur Liniment
Price soc. bottle, large BOTTLES $500
i. -. Rosr \ Co..
rH
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

The PcYTli1R $HFitG "a Trotecf-
ri SOSHfiOH Of iLr p3OiGs'i,io II
P'OH..iS SO C0niGiicff as 20 mare
ne chGFUcfcf nf an ,siHucH!. as
i0sifH i0rsfaH U,ld sfsSjl3i1dfCtE
rifh ne biOoG as ne siuiplcsG
,OO6. ~ increases me gU0iifjfy
" NUiTfV's arm gt3uii-iHy
iGcHf, E'0H u, ne bie0d. md
cHToS "C'th0'fsU!sd Hs, sjluyliy
JV 1'OHipg Up,IHCjgOjUti!y tIIstl
Iitd{SiHD me- SUSfCAR. IHc en-
Fichcd diId rifUij=ed 6iODd pep
medtcs cCcPU part Of Mc bOoiU,
requiring damages 0li0 trfSic,
searching OW martha score
iOHS. ana tearing nothing for
disease 10 fccd Vp0H.
This is The secret If me- 7TOu-
dcJ5Hi sEcccss Offhis FcH3Cojy IN
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plant, DrOpsY, Chronic Diar.
rhwa, BOiis, Nervous Affections
Chills and Fevcrs, Humors
Loss of Constitutional Nigor.
Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints
Giid al discusses oi'iOiHafiNg ia
"a boH state Of me 6iOO,I, or 6c-
cOHlp0nicd On dc6ility az q IOH
st0te fMo system. IciHO free
Tram itcOh0i. in ann form. its
eHelNiSjug cJfrcfs are net fOL-
'OWed on corresponding 9COc-
ION, bHt 0I'c permanent, iHfG-
| IHD stPc9Gfh. TiOOP, esl.d Oe3y
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19
po.it,cal
APPOINTMENT or TnE cfrY EXECUTIVE
CoIiIsGEE,

coIIIgtEE.
Al a meeting Of Remh'fcane fcld NJ
NOR Mead ,,oattrr4 A.. -,tprl.,, .y,, I'M,
,So ,,i' ,'' ,.,i,r,.l ,b pv,,,,i,..
Gonritten t,,- lb,. ..r.,,inr ,l.ct.on
Prel'i.nt Gins. n. Ga,lar.,r. s.o,e.
,.rv J.ntip-. 'r,.a-lr,.. ii t
pict.,-
F,.t wa,d-yi.e President Isaac
Nnr,,,.. Co,"r,itt.. r. C,,wf,ra \
S,Ison. .f'tn Vrinl, t,tn Stimuli
Iln,c Woo,lr,,y
S,cond W.r-V. - Ge,r,s NcCai1
r.,a. Ch,t-t.,1...,' tr.-, p,,r. p,f.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

A FIRE piaruygKrp AND THE liz - or sEv-
ERAL PERSONS SAVED.
on sunday night. about y O'Clock, Officer
O'Neill discovered that the premises just
above Mealy's liquor saloon. on Market
street between Front and Second, were on
IRE. Summouing help he effected an
entrance and aroused the inmates,
and found the hfe to be confined
10 room in which were two small children
asleep. The fire was rapidly gaining head
way and the smoke from 1t WAS accumula-
ting so fast that In few minutes more the
children would doubtless have been suiiO-
Gated The fire had reached the mantel-
piece and had it not been discovered when
IL WAS a large fire AS well as the death OF
the children would most probably have been
the fpsNlf
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19
Pooling the Postal Authorities.

a REGISTERED LETTER CLAIMED AND RI
'ElVEn ifY ONE rEnsoN wiuCu RELpSGED
100 AAp1lteR.
a gentleman named Buckingham, wing
DO New Castle, owed - culnrcd Woman,
named Mary Irons who lives here, $500.
This sum he wrote her he would send hy
registered letter ON saturday. Frances
simmons, halt sister To Mary, got hold OF
the letter and on Saturday called for the
money, claiming TINT hcr name was Mary
lrOua, She answered satisfactorily all
Questions addressed her hy the post office
nlhcitls, explained how she earned the
money, etc, and that MI. Buckingham had
pfpuiHed 10 send it To her that day By reg
istVfed letter The letter WAS there aud
She got the money and rcecipted Tor it,
She then wrote a letter and addressed II
go Mary, signing Buckingham name Ia
%. stating That be- could not send the money
pu thnt day. that be- WAS very CORY, etc,
but that 1T would soon he forthcoming,
This worried MARY, for she expected 10
I'm Judgment with the ~, and save her
goods itum being sacrificed By some re-
uuiselcs- constable. 50 she went IN the
pusiuilicr, and the truth soon dawned upon
ti. f,rrecs simmons was arrested Men
dig morning
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

Tug EXCURSIONS 10 CAPR MAy.-rhr
warm season IL approaching that viii make
the excursions on the alst ni July and Az
on the bay 20 ami from Gape May and dip
iu old oreAn on warm, =ultry day H. a plea
sauf one instead ct being At ACmc Nniuus
piles Of heated bricks. 10 realize IL with
the many groups ct smiling faces along
with the order Insured, Tar exceeds the AN
ticlpa,ion NJ such a trip. Parties that are
masking up companies 10 GO along with
friends thar have secured their tickets will
do well TO secure theirs especially for the
one on the 3lst Of July ~ there is less than
one hundred 30 sell 10 fill the limited mum
Der on that thin
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

WILMINGTON hALTl'
oossEscISa NOSDlY, NAY u, 1873

oouvFNcTNu AONnAY, MAY II, lHA
SOUTHWARK.
Trains from Phi adslphia will leave the Depot
eofaer Of BsoAD sTEERr AND wAsHIkaroH
AvkSuE, ~ follows For a, "a ,ou
m c9f = 3 ,in i slS qs o. rs s &
siS. ass, 1913 ilsl Ii d .. N.
r. l 81 i@, s IS 81 ESQ 80 g, sis 8 Sii
a' Taa ail9ii p Eoo. $50 1915 amt 2N
a q lSt ~ s; i9 e q 60. $50, 10 o. m
Bsilsyps O. SO. idi5. a. ms 2s1'
3" W. + i iss / u 10 6 j. $50. 1915, Z. H.,
l2'i6' $50. $50 1. 8 %. !, $40, II. s.; r. NJ.
Newport. Stanton, s. 20, a. M; 4, 0.lo H.. 3D.
Newark. Elk on. Northeast, $50, A. m.
u 70. so. . 10, u 81, ?. N.
PTaepi6' IS a. m u = d. Z. i5 IA
PrrryNiLe 3d. a. M l2.5 4, 6lo'
lsyr, ds-orace, $780, a, nj l2iO. 4
AaterAeen. PER-, mans. Edgewood. Magnolia,
s 90. .. IN } IL, 4nN, II 80. p m.
-Biii'ai aS ~ " 81, a. m; 1918. l. n.S
'I'hels q. IA ua!a from PHILADELPHIA con
asti. fn t-rtie.. M.grge ald iriolk,
NOhrHwLeD.
"a account Of difference in time. trains leav'
faltin ~ BY city time nVe minutes earlier thsi
THdss i5f Philadelphia will ieaVe "a follows
Iathucss. Z@ a.si, a. IN 2s5. 7,sn, i045
'v-s de. Grace. i2t7 So, lO4s. m,417
r;iryiie, i2lG.e4% sos, 10 Ss. a. IN. 40
Wilmington IT, L5. 6l4 40, 10, TO- o.. 10 80
Chester 2 6i, 6ss. ! Is. 7, q. 81, 5 IS 2 Is
10 Is. y 81 e u. Les |. A. 40. 4 8. g. -
| Il. ls q g. 7.5i, l0ii r. m
min uarR
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19
pmIL4nnLPaIA, wILnINarON


Df.IA W a 81, NTSlON.l
IIPnkrANT NOTICE
enand after MnHDAY, April Dist 1878, pas
sspssr train will leave senfOfd vt ID "A. m. fOI
lHlltdplg hia, Baltimore and Intermediate
-il ions. III 41f14
The q y. m train from WiImingi0n with
fhitadF lphia aud Baltimore connection, wilt Iun
'o seafurd, arriving at 10 y M. making three
daily trst sto aud from seafnrd
On ard after the above date, this Company
will discontinue runhing the early mnTnlBg
aud evening trains between Milford and Har
apls.W HF. KINNEY. supr
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

FIRST TINE SINCE MAY l5ru--Friday
$50. lfos.rtni v.ri.it. enjoy ell tne Tain,
the first since May 18th. IL will do great
good as the crop and vegetation generally
were suffering severely for the want Of
frFigaffon
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

CAsHo MACHINE WoRKs.-These works
are situated about one mile southeast from
Newark on the ChristianA, aud have =
capacity for turning out three hundred
Diamond State Threshers per year. These
machines are about perfect and sell readily.
During the present season about forty Of
them have been sold The company owning
these works propose soon to start foundry
and do theiI own casting they may some
time In the future erect furnace.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19
tHATN5 AAkIVE At THIRTY. FIRsr Am MAnKvI


Fatented April Sllh, is72)
For ducinr uRpFy ropy -, ~
.,,iiLfs, tc, nd rem iug corr ftsr Il n
u-h "i Aih7 letthtrs upon u
S a. pr sa .ai w 81, from - to slo per dsy
4.s pt sa Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa.
my 24.w2m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

SHERiFF's SALEs. 80 Sheriff Armstrong
advertises to sell At public sale at the ho,el
Of Alexander a. Laws, In Newark, on the
18th inst, the fsrmcf Charles W. Currinder
situated 10 White Clay Creek hundred, anu
containing fraction over IA acres Of land.
He will also sell At the Lafayette hotel,
on the a0th inst, the Dickinson House.
BltuAtc1 at the corner Of King and Front
streets. the property OF Motrs Dickinson.
Also the frame building and lot Of land
streets, belonging 20 Patrick kcegan.
Alec. on the ~ OF August, the McClusky
property consisting Of two lots At the
corner 81 Second aud Justison streets.
Also. At the same time and place. he
store Ia Second street, the hotel IN Fourth
street occupied hi Peter Springer, and the
brick dwelling on West street. belonging
20 i. Marshall Harlan.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

PrRsoSAL.-Rev. y. W. Moore, formerly
OF this city, lie now ~ MeNomh City; ~ iH7.i
where he Is engaged in evangelist labOrs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

GIRL OvERnOARD.-Ana accident occurred
mp Brandywiue Sunday which, As II
turned out, Was ludierous. but which might
very readily have proven fatal. A young
crossing the head gates OF the third dam
the young lady tell overheard into the
creek-not the race. The young man seized
her hy the sleeve aud held her head above
water but did nothing toward getting her
Out, We ARE told. until another young man
came along aud with less OF gentleness
seized the girl By the hair and dragged her
out
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

ENrESsloN up THE GAS WORKS. The
Wilmington Coal Gas Company have pur-
chased tract Of land on Walnut street aud
Fourteenth, on which they intend 20 erect
a large reservoir for holding gas from
which all that section OF the city will be
supplied. The gas will be manufactured At
the eompanys works and forced through
pipes to the reservoir. This will make the
gas In the eastern section Of the city have
q greater head, go that better light will be
had.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

DKp1oATED.-The new church built by
the A. NJ. T.. congregation OF Elkton was
dedicated on Sunday week. The pay meuts
comulpted
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

go
CastOria IL more than substitute for
Castor on. II il the only sgG article In
existence which is certain to nssimilttc me
food, regulate the bowels, cure wind-rnlic
and produce natural sleep. II contains
neither minerals, murphiue or alcohol aud
is pleasant to take. Children need not cry
ard mothers may rest aprl2 6n,w
Wanted a farmer iu every town ~ agent
for the Collins Solid Steel Plows. For
terms, etc. write to Collins n Co., ~ Water
street, New York. my lO3m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

The CHOPs. The wheat crop N Hartford
tnls year Is an exceptionally good one
better, perhaps. an the lower than tn The
uplcl portions OF the 'Ounty; but good
enough everywhere 10 Aske farmers thank.
iul. Ia nearly a.UuO miles Of railroad travel
recently we have nowhere seen As good
wheat as here IN Hartford.
The hay crop viii not iufll The eNpectA-
fipns formed ut II ia the beginning OF the
season. The early rains started The grass
with wonderful fapldiiy; but its grow ih
WAS checked 10y drought.
bais Will be short the dry weather having
also materially affected 1t. Early po' tt1c-
and garden vegetables generally have sui
iered extremely Tor want OF rain.-hd ~
tMd) Agis
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

TRIAL or Tbs AvELING n PORTER STREET
ROLLER. - Friday week the Avcling
4 Porter Street Roller was given trial on
Thorn street At first she did not work
well but after two hours trial did splen-
didly, and would run from the railroad 10
the wharf in admirable style and make good
time. II Is serious question. however,
whether she will be able 10 ascend hill,
one, for instance, like that on Fourth street
between King and Market, where the grade
Is light compared with many squares ~ The
city.
street, between Market and the thrietiant,
when the contractor fnr Macadamizing that
street commences work.