davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican., 1873-04-05
Pebre,,s star Market.

Rebrcy's star Market.
Boston Picked Pork.
BOused Pigs Feet and TTpe.
Salt Water Oysters shucked to order.
Che Ice stock OF p aperh apsings, &c,
At reduced prices 10 make room for spring stock
At MARKKITBRB,
No: tss Seventh street, between and y streets,
embracing all grades OF Paperhangngs and
Window Shades; also, choice Paintings, Rngray-
lngs, ChromOs and Photographs. Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut, ont,
Velvet, &o,; Picture Cord and Tassels, Rings
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &c.
The GREAr EsGLIsH RKAKDY for GOut and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
yised 70 use Blair's ,Gout and Rheumatic pills.
They can DO relied upon as the most safe and
efectual remedy ever offered 10 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success, Prepared by
PkouT HAhsAsr, 29o Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists.
WHITE. clean. sound teeth. all may have by
using daily 1'HuRsroEB Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder price 20 and 30 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACutHE-sPREADS STRER0THKkIRu pLAs-
TIERS, whenever q plaster is needed, are nnri-
vailed. Price 20, 20, and 30 cents each.
BEAUTIFUL soft, glossy hair, all desire II, all
may have II by Constant use OF THoNPsoss
Pomade optime. Price, IS and 90 cents per
LIGHT CoLoRED Kid Gloves very stylish when
not soled. J0UyEHs inodorOus Kid Glove
Cleaner will renOVRte them thoroughly; price %
cents per bottle. All sold BY druggists and
fancy dealers.
TnR new ColonnAde Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
Love.
National Republican., 1873-04-05

OF this delightful spring wear We have large
supply, In suitato nt 4 boy OF eight years to the
largest man. Wear, color and make guaranteed.
EIsENAN4 a Bro,
sos Seventh street, May building
National Republican., 1873-04-05
Tho washInsten City savings Bank,

Of indistinct plaids, checks, striped and mixed
suitings, light weight for spring and summer
wear, at DEvLIS A cos, lllS Pennsylyanla
avenue,
National Republican., 1873-04-05
Ii Hoa Want
Hnre French Candy

Paper Hanging done go 10 Tubmans, 4ls Mint
street. He has q large stock Of all grades; hi
prices are moderate, and be has good workmen
National Republican., 1873-04-05

THE LRADISd and most approved styles and
kinds OF boots aud shoes, N large quantities, from
the best manufacturers In the country, for gem
uemen, ladies, misses and children, at I. s.
aartrella, 900 seventh street, corner Ot !.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
Our spring Temptations.

corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits. Depos
It's can be made and drawn at will.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
Attention, aentIemen !

The largest anu best assorted stock In the city
OF Fine boots, Congress GalteIs Prince Alberts,
strap and Lace Shoes for spling wear can be
found at I. =, 0ARrREIIs, 700 Seventh street,
corner Of /.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
N,,I.n,I lnyIna, nnnk,
I.IHht, DnrIl and NIediuI

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for eacl
calendar month. Banking hours 0 TO I; Satur
days, 10 I and TO g.
National Republican., 1873-04-05

CoSsUNKRs should use from one fourth TO Que
half less Of Dooey's than OF other Yeast or Bak-
Ing Powders. ills put up full weight,
National Republican., 1873-04-05

PARIS RAsGE, cheapest aud best In use; Ham
ID streets eo2t
National Republican., 1873-04-05

DR. wIsTAR's WILD CHERRY DAlsAN. 80 This
Balsalnc compound has become home fixture.
Let all who suffer, and have In vain attempted
to cure their coughs, colds, bronchial or pulmO-
nary complaints, make use OF this uneqnaled
remedy. II can be relied upon, the mass Of tes-
tlmony that has been published since Its intro
duction being ample proof Of lts efficacy.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
Rina I.IHhi MriEhi
NnrhI ElaII,.

dagOnAls, basket, broken checks, granite, piquet
and tTicOt coatings In blacks, blues, browns olive
and dahlias, at DErLiR A COS, liiS Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
.nrinE Yeur Rnr. AInra., y

B - % 90 p S 50 % o. g. g.
Sec Our Early spring Inducements.
S. Boys spring Suits, only %.
%. Boys Light and Dark Suits, only -.
q. Boys School aud Genteel Suits, only o..
. o. t5 n s5 50 ~ % % o. q
HABLE Bros,
Fashionable TalloTs,
n Corner Seventh and ID streets,
National Republican., 1873-04-05

ALL of The LATEST srYLKs Of Chandeliers at
Hamilton Pearson's, Y. NJ. Z. A. Building.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
Perfeet FfttIuH shirt,

any style Of bosom, at s3s, go, tI9 and SO per
dozen, made 70 order, at DkyLiH Co.'S, ms
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1873-04-05

Colds, Coughs and Bronchial Affections before
they run Into Consumption that you cannot
STOP co
National Republican., 1873-04-05

30 80 IIO NU fIU fIO
SO We offer an AIl-wool Salt for only $40
slO--Twenty different shades Of suits only 80,
tiO-A thoroughly -shrunk suit only so.
tIO fiO 40 SiO $40 SlO
HABLE BROTHERS,
Fashionable TailOrs,
II Corner Seventh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-04-05

Is manufactured daily and sold at the low price
Of 20 cents per pound, at 40 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. o0tf
National Republican., 1873-04-05
GfRTiEMEHs
Call at Dittrieh'-.

HTOuuWHy bFyItl
will be kept In order SIX months without charge
MA DlLTRIcns SILK HAT FAoIoRY,
Also, q large assortment OF the latest styles
Hats, for mems, youths' and boys wear.
lnhlb saAthlm
National Republican., 1873-04-05
The Theatre Comiaue

We invite attention TO the grand spectacular
ballet now being performed at the Theatre
ComIque. Al who have not seen Il will be most
agreeably surprised by the new, rich and appro-
pirate scenery, by the dresses Of the ballet, ar
tlstlcaly representing the heads and feathers Of
birds, by the varied and excellent music Prof.
Nachman has introduced into the piece, by the
line character dances Of the Kiralfy sisters, ad-
mirably taking on the actions OF fowls, In what
s called the rooster and chicken dance, and by all
the nnc effects which Mons. Bloadowskl
has put In. II Is well worth seeing,
aud II Includes the best efforts OF the company,
the Leyantino brothers In parlor gymnastics,
excellent songs by Carrie Lavarnle, who Ia by
no mama A had slnRer
National Republican., 1873-04-05
A ReauiIrnI Ar.orimen

tTouserlngs, In English, French, German and
Yania avenue.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
bIetrepsiitsa Theatre.
pecialty and the cry OF the Nj

The specially and the cry at the Metropolitan
Il still the "Can-can." Arnold still leads It with
al the abandon necessary. ''The Dutchman'a
Return "who Stole Kalsers Dog" Wayne and
Porters "sausage machine" and a hundred
other things, 1ll up with much amusement an
evening al the Metropolitan. Grand gala night
10 close the week.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
ANrUsEMBNrs.

traud Italian Opcrn-fnurt.
The opera Of "Faust," although In i've acts, Is
not long one, and an intelligent Washington
audience always has time TO hear the whole Of
Il. when au evening is devoted TO pleasure,
aud high price Is paid for n, people tolerate
with little Of favor glaring breach Of contract.
most expressive picture Of the fair creation Of
Goethe was Lucca a. she turned TO receive the
nrst addresses Of Faust and the Idea Of the great
master was well presented In the gentle, modest,
plOus village beauty, whose sensitive conscience
Teylyes even ln the midst Of passion, and who
nnally Yields her reason 70 its agoniLlng re-
inlrably rendered-the solo "ci'c IN 70 di Thule"
the passages Of passion and the RpOstruphic solo
at the window especially 80.
The peculiar power Of Luccas face IN the as
sumption Of varied natural expressions was
| made apparent In the same scenes, and eylnced
a potent source Of her popularity. Her voice Is
and is rendered most effectively sweet and
sympathetic In the middle range, but has, In all
| lts clarity and force In the highest soprano
range, property Of almost trenchant hardness,
which yet does not seem to detract from her
| general effects Of representation. IL is voice
most sklllfuy controlled. Her acting and singing
thasas%, % rsssSinR S y ssS ss saors I'D % SEh DE-
| greo OF artistic accomplishment.
Lucca was most admirably sustained by SlgnOr
| Nlzzani, whose smooth aud nlelodlous tenor was
| almost egualed by his superb acting aud Hppro
| pirate expression OF the cheractcristics Of hl'
| role as Faust. Signor Janet, u must he granted
merits all the superlative praise In his persona
ton Of Mcphlstopheles which was accorded hin
last night. Ills Is the richest and most agreea
BILE basso, for one so powerful, we have eyel
had, and the most thoroughly artistic imper
sUnation OF Mephistopheles, the most wickedlj
dsbondfr dfubis we have ever seen here. Sparapanl
as Valentine, was excellent, and too much prais'
cannot he expressed Of SenOn SAM appearanC
and voice In the two roles she has assumed. Ac
curate, easy aud decoruus In her personatlona
her grand aud well-controllsd contralto add
peculiar dlstinctlyeness TO her roles, and he
full, rich notes are remarkably continuous ant
unwayerinR.
with LuccA ns Zerlna, and her last appearance
National Republican., 1873-04-05

PERFECTLY-FIrTISG rASTAIoOgs-
New goods opening every day.
GEo. @. IIRNHING,
40 seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
Ferepaush,- Aggregation.

Yesterday during the two performances the
citizens OF the District gave positive and practi-
cal evidence, by their attendance beneath the
mammoth canvass, that they appreciated the
efforts Of forepaugh to amuse and interest
them. The several tents containing the museum
and animals were thoroughly and critically
inspected, the different species OF rare and
beautiful birds and animals admired, and then
the parties passed In TO the ring tent, where the
varied performances were gone through with,
much TO the delight Of both old and young.
One OF the pleasantest features Of the enter
ialnment was the presence Of the children O
| 10th the Catholic AMI Protestant orphan aey
Inns, who were kindly invited by the manager
and 70 Judge BY their eager, intense interest
| fully appreciated the treat.
The usual afternoon and evening Performance,
| will take place to-day, and at the conclusion O
| the latter the immense caravan Will wend ~
| way southwark
National Republican., 1873-04-05

WAssnINSToN THEATRE C0atIQUE,
Engagement Of the only QrilpnAl aud yeritAble
LEvANTINB BRbTHERS.
m The original John Y, LeyAntine and Brother,
name were formerly pupfs Of the above performerp.
Enlargement Of the Charming serio Comic Vocalist
CARRIE LAVARNIE.
Great ESSss sSsSs & Ssb Be fbwsibAs fybSSws,s,iIiS bAsr'
our Usual Great o9mpany Two Grand Ballets,a
A. GREAT silSsaYY9SN DRAMA,
THE WHITE BOYS OF IRELAND.
THE WHITE BOYS OF IRELAND.
MspEcIAL ~ pEcIAL N9IlCE.on THURSDAY. APJil
Presentation O. ihe Great Spectacular Baiisi. In
THE CAPTivBI THE CAPTIVE,
TuR BIRD-CxGE OF EDEN,
n s5 ae1veoas ssSorsss nd = cost
& s15silfS sSTEF sPa fSsSstI o''am, se' and with
DICK rAisSkkssif Sskkssifs pou3IiIf2ssBi BURBANK
AZ S s,IbSsh .Sd g tR6 ssi5 t
oSafS M2Spta H :IPss,, 3, sss osi
a 4 S
more. inhg
National Republican., 1873-04-05
The I.ndN,n Noie

The note published by us and signed "a Lady
contained so much Of good sense concerning the
management OF the opera that II has been ap
proylngly copied by the Al Day CITY Item, Of
Philadelphia. We should be glad II our friend,
would write US oftener and express at length
their opinions OF dramatic and musical enter
tAinmenta,
National Republican., 1873-04-05
MERCHANT TAILORING.
LOUIS KETTLER,

MERCHANT TAILOR. zoos y STREET,
has lust recci, cd large invoice Of SPRING uOODs
which he Ia prepared to make up nt the shortest nos
Hible notice and nj most reasonable prices. ApJtf
National Republican., 1873-04-05
SPRING GOODS.

I shall this day oren for ipspesiiyn a splendid
Tor Uent'r war esistins on InEah' TlennS IA
Scotch hel,ons, gheyiots, Diasiiols, senantlnc,
plhln and Fancy Cuaeiineree Ag well As d large as
a9rtment Of staple Goods, Black. Blue, brown,
Olive Cloths and Casaimeres.
The goods will be made up 10 order In the lAtest
styles and Of the best work kmanshIp.
a well AssoIted stock u dents furnishing goods
S.Ly. OWEN,
Merchant Tailor,
lil9 pennsy Sania avenue, under Owen House,
nlhlslm tChronielel
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-07
The GruIabier.

kho eau describe hint rhate is no language
s1ich can do justice 10 limAno Supernatural
tfrsight which can pfede, where mis- next thrust
,ill fall, from what unsuspected corner he will
cod bis next arrow Lliv death, he has all sea.
slns for his own hieingenuity 10 in'ernal.-
Whoever tries TO forestall or appease him might
sSiler be nj work In Augean stables because,
ahefall, We must admit that the facts Of life arc
90 he side. II Is not intended that We shall be
very comfortable. There Is a terrible amount Of
total depravily In animate aud inanima,e things.
F'on morning ill night there Is ~ an hour
without its cross TO carry. The weati .r thwarts
.i-servan,s, landlords, drivers, wasL f-women,
afa bosom friends misbehase; elotho don't it !
iss,h ache stomach gets ont OF order newspa-
reU are stupid aud children make too much
epte. II they are not big troubles they are lit
fs tines. II they are not 10 sight, they are hiding
! lave wondered u the bappiesi mortal could
pa, To one single mOnen, aud cay, 'At that
sSr-@sEt there was nothing Ia my life which |
sfsld have changed" think not. 10 argu.
- =, therefore, the gfumbleT has The best Of H.
note than probable that things afe as he
Hot why sf - " the thrss 20 alseAdy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-07
Counting cns Hunsir.d.



\ nanblry insn named Reuben. rersn,iy
thw statement that eaantng QUO hundred
whsn tempted 3. say en- angry wor,i soaid ave
man Efeat teal ~ trHubIr Thts statsfueu,
s.uulfI Little thguiaf 81 frst hlt the more
Do read 6 over the more taS fsbiy 10 beeara
fmprosssi w.th i. Ans hnAlly concluded b,
adopt iL Next door & Eeuhens lives = nnas,
who has made hte ifsunei attempts in the past
infiuight I, secure iianer of green psas b.
the hfst II July, and every time he hes Leeu
retarded BY Reubens hens The sxt mofsias
after keubens had made he fsaoiution this saan q
l1uhi be hth attempt e. have m scaffied T.
Then he called % Reubeus He sad
what IN thunder Do you moan by letting
your hens tear up my garden
heubens was tempted g. call him q mud
snooi, new name jus, coming into general
use, bat he remembered his rcsolatian, pnt hgs
fage down and meekly observed
zone. two, three. four. Eve. sir. seven. eight %
Then the mad neighbor who had been eyeins
ihs answer with great deal of suspicion.
broke in again
why don't you answer my question. you
fascalf
Bu, still Roubeus retained his equaniniiy.
aud went on with HIS test.
Mine, ten, eleven. twelve. thirteen. fourteeu.
6ftsen, sixteen"
Ihe mad neighbor stared hAtler thu e..
Seventeen, eighteen. niae1sen, twsnsv.
~ one"
"tou'Te a mean skunk yri the nelehbor
backing toward the fence.
Rcubens face flushed at this charge, but he
said
Twenty-Five. twsn,y.,hrse. twenty four.
twenty Eve, ,twenty-six-"
A. this figure the neighbor got upon the fence
Ia some haste, but suddenly thinking of his
green peas, he opened his mouth
"You mean, low-livcd rascal, for two cent?
could knock your cracked head over barn,
and would"
Twenty seven, twenty-eisht," interrupted
Reubens, "tweniy-nine. thirty. thirty thir.
ty.two. thirty three"
Here the ncighbor broke for the house, and
entering u, violently slammed tho door behln.;
him but Roubcns did not dare let up ON The
enumeration, and so he stood there alone out In
his own yard, and kept on counting, while his
burning cheeks and flashing eyes eloauentlv '
affirmed his judgment. When he got or into
the eighties his wife came 10 the door In some
alarm.
"Why, Reubcns. man, what 10 the matter
with you = she said. "Doconic into the house. .
But he didn't let up. She came out 10 aim,
and ciung trembling To him. but he only look
cd into her eyes and said:
Ninety three, ninety four, ninety five, nine.
ty-six, ninety seven, ninety eight ninety nine.
one hundrcd-go into the house, old woman.
or I'll bus. yc.
Aud she went DanJnry Ns,cs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-07

Ny
80 AR !. : ~ "a .si,AsAnt 20 & csy-
: = 10 him SupAs everybody did a. he
- lmsrius, tor instance. a chorus " grgm.
fco ,sn Irople at a bfeat fast table. All saw
->ai oner, or i,ame1iairy a.i,t each Other.
csif,e u not hl 10 diiuk u, l'v thr ~.
ieaa ace 10 thls house is ins4Ts .hly llOr !
- sOmslimes wished 20 irJ tais homeopathic
o. inrnt Ia bad oass 81 .s4at.s. u sounds
u u might Sotk a esrr. II you loss your
hiafsf Nth gfsmbisf, aud tara upon him sud
-, sayiug, 90, DO not spoil al our pleasure
Do SAKE tie hesl " lbings or, a. = keep
s4isi O ,hsn boa Asgfiessd hs is - % last
% iaigks yoa are 10 make psrsoas matter of
O. ioa 90 DOT ssrsly sgppose ! - I,spons
tis ~ D. 90 So be says, With .at ~
80 9e hn.aui - Souf uafczsOuatls sva.ss
1910 - DO uoi suppose h. f..t 80 are
20 slsur - 10 not tskr D m % l. ass,.
ss Efgatlrf hsi hs sp-sks t9 Co., q. &C.,
'sfs a. At@4f fts gA4ts " ha 4.s.u. alsi
'sst it uisy - pfeusf,y - BE- ~os.4 st -,r,
~ lass suf ltsf ls tie One thug ST. ina -
ts sfsml. - d. .fs4a rAtIs Bat tlls Le CaL
uftsr h mais 2. at ALt tAt Wotst - l u
% fawtH. 30 ..ta, D. te slih
t.H - iha. t-.aff ., .a'... .a - - or ils
lkf ~ tIs sass p. .-.4 a.m Ilsf, . 90 b.. .
~ tn hstt rta .s-sa aal sgs.a have
cs-et Gltsf "., .f-t. t4ss ia q iaaI.y -
a. - lsuf ta.lE 4.ssa.. 4. s1tu.A. so = lsfa
y - Il l.I t.-f .. .,t tI tar l-ft 10 cot
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-07
Oar Fail Hooded COsC.
ny nrv. 7. pr wlrr raLr,or. y. y.

Tho man had not been able to pay his debts.
Tho mortgage ON the farm had been forcclosed.
Day Of sale had come. The sheriff stood on .
box reading the terms of vcndue. All ray
ments 10 be made In six months. The auction
ecr took his place. The old man and his wiie,
and the children all cried, the piano, and the
chairs, aud the pictures. aud the carpets, aud
the bedsteads, went at half their worth. when
the piano went II seemed 10 the old people ~
IL the sheriff were selling all the fingers that
had ever played ON Il. aud whom the carpets
were struck Oh. I think father aud mother
thought OF the little feet that had Hampcd ~
and when the bedstead was sold Il brought 90
mind the bright curly heads that had slept on
IL long before the dark days had come. and fa-
ther had put his name ON the back OF note
signing his own death warrant. Tho next
thing to being buried alive u ~ have the sher.
III sell you out when you have been honest, and
have tried always ~ do right. There are 80
many onviaus ones % chuekle at your fall, aud
come ia To buy your carriage. blessing the l.o'd
that the time has come for you tp walk and i"i
them 10 ride.
hut to US the auction reached its climax
interest when We went 10 the barn. We wer
spending our Summer IN the country, aud mu
have a cow. There we're ten or nftesa sGf'
10 b sold. There were reds Ana Plse-a@-
uiuns, a9a bDwns, aud bdndlsa, short
Coo Z hofus, cfu l,s7Ted horn aud no horna
We E-bY-> toftuf oNu eow that was asa v
bo tuli.oiooded, whether AldeFney, or plrhatn,
or Galloway, OF Ayrshire, I will net tell lest
some eattle-faneer feel insulted by wbat !
write, aud, u there IL any grace thss pride
myself on, u 10 prudence, aud a determination
always Go say smooth things. "iloS mueh u
bid iur this ina ssuiacentiull blooded COW = cried
the auci,onrrr. Seventy dollars. shout
81 ,euc one made ii eighty. lie made q
ninety sunrhldy else quiesly made % a hun
dfei After the biSs had risea g. oue hundred
aud twenty hs' deAap. sat animated. aud 70
sals 4 that suujI have that cos q a tDos n y
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-07
Roetrg.
LOVE ME LAST.

iTiend, whose smiles have come 10 ~
Very precious unto me
Though know drank not frst
of fycur ieve's bright fountain burst,
Yet gricve not of the past.
So you only love me last
Other souls may fnd their 10y
In the blind love of boy
Give tne that which years have tried.
Disciplincd aud purified
Such a. hraVinH storm and blast,
You viii bring 80 me ~ lAsti
There are broWs merc fair than mine,
Eyes % nlofe hes itching shlne-
other hearts more NJ, Ia truth,
fof the passion q your youth.
Hat their Transient empire past
You wiil surely love me last
Wing Away yoar summer iiIar
find . love Ia every cline
Roam 10 liberty and light
| shall never stay youT Eight.
foT knoN uhen all 10 past,
You viii eume 10 me al last
Change and fiattsr a. you uill.
shall smiie securely still
Patiently trust and wAit.
rhoagh yon tarry luuk aud late
Prise your spring tai u h. past.
oniy. only love me last
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-07
2uioeellaneous.
NorfAsssbsssaa4 ard "A HesfssE0Se-s
fand Counties. Virginia.

s. - NN''" F'"@' '"' ''"hk 'u' f'"'N sue 81
'ns Io,omss
N"fih1m' stt'nd 's's''s mtnt sdNsntsRes ~
s'"a''o'' '"" anu u''r % is 'rt' ae,sssttlr
y" 'S'f'A' "''iA''' ua' q" h'rna''c eat aud
"'t' e"ss' "4a' h'' ss'tt '.''"' '"' tairis
:, u'''u' 'N 'h' .'i'' i'it '. 'as seventeen %
.'"iet' ~ N'NL-'' VAN 'i' 80 dN'r RICHARD
,''r '4n,'n 7. N'''' ''."' ."""''. =" ''r
uauA' - .i'-' ,'''A ''' '',, ''' .''-r
WA'' %. '"ui .'. 10 ITO. '"l'N' Ia'' O.. t... u.'n
-" ''s''" ''"' .''' .'.'.t't ~ H' 'i'
l.''' y "'.''., -" -" ~ 'rine '''tt'l e.
'n' te'a,'s y =" a. '.e A'ti"'
zoe tosA' f'.e ~ if.'. a +sf'1- b. f'i-if
'"e ''
"s"1''v,H Sc -''" g. i"A y. Nt'
'o4sn 's 90" ''". ''' s''. ''.i -
'l,.'sse's
uil.n.'i -
:" u.N'' '
'.''A
e ,1' 4-A '''
"t.N'- '''f 4-. t'' 10 o.
~ '''N 'l ''.. t'f
-' 49,
' 1s'
iu' e'4 ."tf A' -- as'
'"''' ''n-a 20
49,
.'os 20" 20 -''' S-.'-
B" ,-1 AA
t'+''4 '.'
'A', . sna' "
"ra sN', ''is' n','. i' ils"
"a zen d 1'i. -'s 49, Hr t'.t'r rAs
80 a 7iA"-t- 700 '''' '.-'- % -' 'A--sf
rs 80 : a. ~ .-'''r tf',A
o-'1'a.' So .o.4 s-@ ~fo'' q AIH
"a s"e'' p-.4'1s' 80. '-FfoFs1 ''
9o- az "o'e 1i',A' .1AA a. --' -.-'. 1-. -'As -
10 -as se-lY .s' ."as Aoa'5 '' "f.l
O. =. 49, = - ~ fl q
- ~ AL' 'le "''s 'Ait-~ 1e I-.1 s'
-
''- ''f' - o..
.-'-.
a.
ID
N-
,,.
-.
80. -. -. -. .,-.--- - - ~
S..-i',, -. -. -. - - -
~. ..,'s,. "a - ts,s-s.1-'. - !. ....,1 -,
-, - ,,...t -, u - -
,s~n 80, .o,,,,c,. \, "a 49,. s....-.
s-ufr. IN ~. f,--.l.,'., - =,
b,o.~, a.. - -. -. -
-,.-.,-.,,., ,t.. -... 49,
.s..- :" .e'a
-. -. --.-.,
-. ~
= ,...
... 81. A''
't
~
TO
- ~
'"'Ht -
-N'. ."fi
- fa
-, %
49, ~ "h"a 10
A0oN' y" .tu''-l 'N.'s 80 . ..H' sr'
~ : - .'' ''' s'aa -" h''ffn %
'i,sso y.Ai' e''. n- 'a-.' .'thA on - = fe
s1o lufe- ',.hr ~
VIZ Haiy ~, r. .ANsf lAF' o'
sS sS. ~ ' Ais
~ -" e4ifi IN $50 'Af' .N'''as "' 10
80 Fu'F '.m ~ 80 ''"' A''sh''
IN ~ 49,
"I,n '.u '"-'" s''' ' '''I'' ss'Afs
p ~ .I '..n' .,' mo- 'u.'u' r. =
!, - ,"-'' ''' - 'H'n'l
,nf'' n''"'"s g "'tN p 'h" m' n'i'
'' 'h' ',a''' .n''''''h - 'h. on.} fnile 'n
hsf as' f',-'hs ,'..s ""'n We 20
- 'o'. 'ho' p ''s.t' '9' p F''A'l 70.
1Ia, ~ .Ne otl ven '' 'ae ~"
500 % y J, '... .Y''' "''h ~ ''' ''' 'pi "'"'f
~ lt,.'i.
a, H.s y. -, 80
s-l'us .tla ~ -, '.m'
"a -. -, 49, 49,, -. ...,
-. a., So, 49,. - 49,. a'I =
s,',91.i 1 -. .ss -. ~, -, :, ~
~. ..1',,.,, - ~, ~, .',. ,.' 'l o'
~ w...,na,.i.,a ''
n, m. lou., sa,, of thu. ,o,,,, o.., Sa..i,,
p
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-07

"A singular wreck occurred near Consho-
hocken. ON the Reading railroad. a short time
ago. A heavy rope with hook attached fell
from the tender Of freight train. one end OF
which was secured to the tender As the rore
and hook dragged along the track the hook
caught in a switch aud turned u, thus caus.
ing the engine aud tender IN run into . coal
train aud wreck several Of the cars.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-06-07

eo-"wc are born IN haste" says a writer
We finish our education on the run We mar
~ on the wing We make fortune at a stroke,
and lose II IN tho same manner, Ia make and
lose Il again in the twinkling "i an eve
our body IL a locomotive, going at the rate oi
twenty i've miles an hour our soul Is a high
pressure engine: our life Is like n shooting star
aud death ovorlakes Us at last like flash oi
lightning"