davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
Netu Yot9+
y5eiu 9 orf, 81. Suli.
3etterfparn +

3etter parntB.
Die Grtcba0nz@eIeui9af fou bead:
1t0ti9en, bon Bnrt Serbs Bic 6alpt:
baDn brett our6 na6 Jtetp Oorf gu fiji:
rem, mDbur6 Die Gntfernln9 i'm Is
Wfeilen uno Die Tabr3eit nm cine Stun6(
un0 Is Mlinuten perfiir5t tper6en tpiirDe.
Die cite 8abn ober pielme6r Ser 6aourG
11or0li6 gelegte Ibetl Der 8abn tpirf
gIei6ipo6l til 8etrie6 fit Negefl a6ter
&C. blei6en.
&ar1 8ogt,
Der ange6Ii0e M0rber zines belatiden
GoelmQnneS, miro Die unange1ebne
9tiidreiie noh europa ni6t gu MAIDEN
baden, ba eS iiG Jest beitdtigt, oaB bas
Stats Department nah 1orgfdlttger
0ur0fiGt Der Dor benz 8unbe3cpntntiiiGr
getonntenelt 2Iften bic NuSitelrng oes
8efeblS 5ur Il5lieferun9 bes 0enann>
ten Deripctgert Ddt.
&ar18ogt.
Ser So0tpalter, tpelder Sic QtSliefez
rllng 9oGt'S SIT betreiben iu6t, iou be-
abit0tigcn, ein vMandamus" bon 6ent
8~uuOe5gcrtbt SIT eripirten, um Oie6rage
cur @ntl6eiOuig 3n ~bringe1t, Oh Der
SberbnnbeSantpa(t befugt iet, Die Sret7
Iaiiung pes 2ln9efla9ten an5uorbnen,
na6bem BET 9ti6ter beien GuSltefer1ng
an bie @eri6te p%erfiigt. So1te audi 6tez
let S6rttt ft6 ais erfolglos ermei1en,
10 mill CT Dor Ben Staatsgert6ten SEN
@tpil1rref bea1tragen, I'M bte @ntlai>
Jung oeS Nngeflagtet 81 Derbtnoern.
S6le9te Musii6ten.
Sbf0on BON Setten 6es 8ertbet6igers
oes W}0rberS Wm. S. S6arfeD, beien
6inrt0tung auf ben Is. Qtu9uit 5. s.
onberanmt it, aaeS @r6enfli6e berin6t
DurOe, I'm fiir ben 8erurt6etlten cine
StunDung beS @ert0tsperfa6renS GIT err
%ptrfen, 10 i6etnen bod Sic N1Sii6ten
Dterfiir ii6 imlner mebr GIT Deri6le6terrt,
ie nGber Der entl6etoenbe Sag beran7
riidt. SiSber Bat fi6 nod fein 9tt6ter
beS Slpreme@@ eri6tS berett ftn6em lai>
len, Dem Berurt6etlten BEN @efolen 51
tbun, un6 lit BON @onD. Dir, an tpel>
0en man 1i9 p%teoerDolt getpenoet, tpte
Die @rfaDrnng gelebrt bat, IN 6teier Sim
ft0t am ouerwenigiten 5t erfparten.
@ef6Ga9ene Sitter.
Sin Der5lpcifelter Salnpf fanb geiterr
2lbenD Sipii0en Der Boltsei unb BEN Silt
tenn BON Columbia" itatt, nel9e i'm
2ton 9orf Elm 8icntc abge6olten butten.
Der Strett ma suerft stpt16en ben Iebz
teren unb BEN Wfuitfern al1sgebro6en,
tDeiI bielel6eu it6 peiserten, mad 9bz
lauf ber an56eoungenen 3ett o6ne @rtra>
bergittung tpeiter 3n ipieIen. 9te 8oGiz
get le9te fi0 ms Wiittel uno nun tpanote
it'd bic @utb Der y9itter" ee9en Oteie.
9ta6 eitem baIbftiinbIt9en Sample, in
tpel6em &nitppel u1D WuSfeten cine
electromagnetic Stole 1pteltelt, muBten bic
G0len BEN &fpGaB r6un1en unb feds
berieIben ais @etieln na6 benz 6auptz
quarter ab5teDen.
Sn Dem StroBenbabnndgen, IN pelz
dem Die Yolistiten nit iDrelt @efangenen
CUR grDBeren 8equemli6feit Yaliage 9e>
nDmlnen Datten, brad Der Sampf dnf's
9teue aus. 9o6 aud bier erptelen it@
bic g8G6ter beS @eieBeS ais Die Stdrfez
ren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
t1sber Grfenn1t4t9s 8 Set6en SeS
S~t@nfieinS Der 3n1tStOiete+

Dies S6ema tuar6 bereits in 9o. II
Oteier 3eitun9 bonn %. Mdr3 bebanbelt; ;
inn Nni6luB at ba5 bort @eiagte geitatte
man n1tS nod eintge Dettere Bemerfunz
gen.
Cine beIon6ere .N1lfmerfialnfeit Bat
man bel GinOern, S0aafen unb 3ie9en
alf DaS Wieberfd1en 3u rt6ten.
groBe l1nre9elmGBiqfett barin, 3. B.
tpe1tn eS TRACE nno langiam geI6tebt
ober Qatl3 aufD0rt, bcutet auf 6tnoerntiie
IN oer 8eroauun9, auf ~SuneDmetbe @ntz
5iitbung TN Wtagen ober 0armfanal.
Wenu Jttnbnteb i'm StaQe It ebenb
pieOerfduet, 10 ltegt BET bentielben bGufi9
eil1 8ruitleiOen 5u @runoe.
9a9egen lit Der Abgan9 BET @%rcremente
IN geDDrtger Ofenge nn0 8eI6affen6ett
baS 3et9en elmer guteu Gerbauung. SIT
ser Wttit bes YferbeS fletter 9ebalt ais
getp0bnlt6, buntel g%efGrbt, feit unO
froden, 10 lit btes et1 3ei6en permtnz
herter NbionDer1n9 ber 9armIGfte n1to
0or1anbemietns zines ent3linbli6en 3nz
ftanbeS. 8etm Gtnbe lit oteS Der Sal,
tpern ber Nttit 0unfler, fait l6tpar5 9es
fGrbt un6 troden lit. Wenn betm 8ferbe,
Dem S6aafe ober ser Siege Der Wftlt
groBgebaQt, lofer nnb feu6t, betm &tnos
pieb btrqegen iebr nei6 lit uno eine gritns
gelbe Sdrbun9 bat, 10 lit OaS etn 3et9en
bon S0md6e.
@rfols j Ser Wtiitabgang Ger i'm geil1ns
ben 3uftan6e dQe 5tpei Stultben gei6tebD
1e1r oft ltt0 in fletten trpdenen Sanen,
10 lit etn 3ei6en be9ttnenoer Gnt3lt1>
bung, nGDrenb Elm Dinner ipGllertger
itbelrte6enber Oftlt, 1otDie Der Nb9ang
bon 16le6t per0autem SHUTTER etlte
16Ge6te u1O cine 9eft0rte 8erDauung anz
8eigt. @eieat fid aber Der 9ur6faa gu
einem Steber, 10 lit btes ein 3et9en, Bop
Der &ranfbeit Der @6aratter BET S9tpd6e
gu @run6e lte9t, ). 9. bet Saul uno
Nerbenfieber. 8trb ber Wttit 6age9en
1~eltener e11tleert, ). 8. nur ale Is
Stun6en, 10 6eutet btes auf ~llntbGtt9fett
SEES 0a:mfanals ober auf 8rdmpt nno
GntSiinbung; lit er 5rglet6 blaB ooer
gelbli6 gefGrbt, nit S6leim nmbilt
nnb lpder gebant, 70 lit ni6t rnr bic
@er6auun9 cine i6le6te, i%onoern IS tit
audi Die @a1enab1onoerung etre teblers
bate. 2lu0 bic 8ef6affenbett bes
6arns lit gu bert6ten; Der Bferoebarn
lit getpD6nLi9 i'm geluroen 3uitanoe trnb
rn6 blaB9elb. S1 entSiinolt6en Sranfz
beiten miro Ser 6arn rotblt6 ieurig, in
S9pG6e3uitdnben trilb unb ote BET 2eber1
Iei6en meDr 9elblt6 9efGrbt.
Trttt pG6re1o elmer &~ranfbett Elm
iiber Sen gau3en &0rper gLei6mGBtg berz
t6eilter S6tpeiB Elm, 10 lit Otes meiitens
Elm 9uteS 3eiden, penn oerielbe marm
un6 Dte6aut suglet6 tparm nn6 betpegltd
lit, oargegen etn %augemeiner fit6ler
S6metB BET fii6ler un6 nnbetpeglt6er
6ol1t- ais ungiinittg angele6en tptrO.
8riAt Ser S6tpetB nrr IN etn3elnen
&0rperlteQen aus, un6 lit ct falt, 10
1blieBt man arf cine lGn8ere 9auer unO
ielbit iiblen 9lusgang Der &rantbeit.
8on 8i6ti9fett BET Beu rt6etlltn9 etnes
franfbaften 3uftanoes lit bte Art UNI
8eiie bes 2ttbmens nnb bic 8elh"dS1'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
Gter bcint 0e,pt6t.

S9on bGnftg lit bic Srage anf9efte1t
tporben, tpesbalb ni6t AUDI bte @ter bier
beim @eni6t berfauft perbett, ipte eS
nit dnoerer tDtert19en @~r3eu9ntTien Der
Sail lit. 9teuerott9s bat bic Sadie IN
Ma1iq6u1etts bic 8ea1tung ser SesiS~
latur erregt 1nD elm @eieB tft bort erz
Ioiien tporSeu, boB in ienem Staafe BON
ieBt an Die @ter pfunbtpeiIe berfauft tDers
ben ionen. 3u elmer !3eit, als bic @ter
ni9t mebr ais so Gents foiteten, mar
Der 1lnteri6teb nt6t melentli6, ob elm
9ubeno @ter ! Bfnn0 ODER Il 45fo. fDDg,
un6 ba bas 3Gblen iebenfaas bequemer
lit ais 6aS Wdgen, 5Dg man al9ernetr
ieneS bte1em Dor. Sebt aber, no @ter
anf benz Marfte 81 3etten $50 @eltts
folten, i'm Often IDgar mar6mal auf 81
~itetqen, 9"etptnnt namentlt6 fir 2e1te nit
be16rGnften Mtittelit 6te Sadie an Wt1@
tiqfeit, Oh 1ie 9roBe ODER feline @ier
erbalten bon tpel6 lebteren oft
20 8ro5eut un6 barber am @etpidt
nerloren tper6en, nnb es lit 1elt1am, baB
man ~iiber6aupt nod 70 LANCE bic @ier
anerorten mad bet 3d6I faufte, DGbreno
melt fpeni9er %pertDpDQe Nrttfel tpte Sdr<
tpffeln &c. thinner nltr na6 Dem @eipt6t
perfauft iperSen. 9l6ge1eben banon, 6aB
bur6 Sic gtelerung btIiger @etie benz
@oniunenten tpte bem 8robu3enten Sc
re6tigfett tpt6erfGbrt, tptrb bieielbe au6
sweifelso6ne beptrfen, baB it6 Die 9rnz
button bteies geiunOen un6 n~abr6aften
~2ebensmtttelS bebeutenb beben unb BEN
Sarmer antretben mirb, nur lol6e 6iib<
nerarten 3u 3it6teu, ipel6e nidt tilr bic
meiiten, ionbern audi bic groBtelt uno ioS
nit i6rpcri1ell G5er ie9en;
vallg pes @terbertanfs na6 Oem@emi6te
| reAk&do aagemetn einsefahrt pIrbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
GeutraIaTett4

9 t. YetersblIt q, %. Suit.
Die Gegierrng lit i'm 8efib eiller De-
pel6e bon 0cneral GouHmant, tportn
OerleI0e tbr mittDetlt, DoB Ser 5tpii6en
~9tuBlanb utb &9i1pa abgei6loi1ene Ser
trog, III tpel6en Der &Dan ii6 berbtnoz
li6 ma0t, GuBGanb spet Wtillionen 9tuz
bel &rteg5enti6dbi9un9 SIT 5aDGen uno in
ietnem &6anat Die Gobe5itrafe ab3ul6afz
fen, lltersei6net tporben lit. 0terfiir
garantirt 9tuBlanb Die l1na6bdtgigfett
9bilpaS. Die NuiIen tperoen bailel6e
beiebt bnlten, bis Die 9erannte gntl0dz
6igungSlumne besablt ietn ptrb.
Gilten She'll iet1es 0cbtet5 trttt Ser
&1an an BEN 6erri6er bon 8ufbara fir
bic 0ienite ab, tpelde bieier ben 3tuiien
in benz lebten 6elo5uge geletitet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
2t,&S Scr S5ttuocs1amptRnot+


~ " y = ~ y : - ~ 80 O"%E+
Ser Sberbunbe9aniDalt bat eS abge>
lebut, Sarnes 8idett, tpel6er I'M 9luguit
0eS D0rigeu Sn6reS in Soabo Elm SnOta7
neriDeib ermor0cte unO Oatitr ant nGd)>
iten 9ounerI1og III ienen Gerritorium
uni 0alGen biIben lOll, Der 0nabe oe5
Fr0ltnentcu SIT c%nlpfeblen.
Gs mare Dies Der erftcUau, odB eln9Set@
Ber ipcGell Der Grmoroung elmer TotDS
baut Den 500 |crltttcn 6Gtte.
Gin Gabett ertrunfen.
Cine 0epci0e bonn Sommanbonten
Ser Beit Noint WititiriduIc meloet,
baB ber&a0ett S9rnel IS. 8cnnis geltern
NbenD beiln 8aben ertranf. 0tc Sei0e
tpurbe oufgeFil6t. 4ennt5 mar i'll ST.
lilOt5 gebiIrtig unb ppm Is. Gon9reBoi>
Itritt 1cne9 Stdate9 uuf Die WtititGrIhule
geI6tdt iporncn.
vs. ellington, 25. Suli.
@tne @ele9Gttpn Der Gi8arrenfabrtfuu>
ten Modtc Dette bem SteucrcommtliGr
tDre NutlDurtilng, nm gegen Sic Gtufii6z
rul18 Der Eotcnt>G igarrenfiiten All pro-
tcittrsn. Wtr. Strai9btou, Der SefretGr
Der v9fottonol Sobacco Nilnciation", be-
tllrtDortetc bic Nufbebung DeS GiQarrcn1
madcrbonOS i'm 8ctregc BON $500, neil
mauder arune aber cbrlihe Gigarrenz
fo6rifant ri0t III Der Sage Jet, benlelben
5u itr(len.
Ser GommiEidr ipra0 SEN @unIo
ans, Gag man ibn peitcre idrift(ihe
Gtnienbnngen il6er bteien Ocgenitano 5ne
se6cu laiie, ban1it ct hie Allgelc9enbcit
in GripGgung 5iebel1 f0nne. llebrigens
tperoe CT 10 picl ais it'd nit ben SntereIz
len niler Yortcten perein5aren laile, ben
lBiini6en Der Delegation a1 eutiprehep
iuden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
3e4ttMGn+

2ontsbthe e, "a. Suit.
6crte Na6ntittag gab ser 8o6en 6es
oberen Stodtperfes ber fiirSlt6 in et11
Qa9er6a1tS b%crtpanbelten Wtetbo6tftenz
STRIDE anWtarftitraBe pl0bli9 mad, feds
Qrbetter nit ft9 in baS untere StDdtperf
fii6reno. acknowledgements fomen
4ae nit Iet6ten 8erIebungeln bopon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29

% mOrIeans, 20. S1It.
Ser Staliener Sofep6 Semtt tplroe it
Set 9}d9e bes aGteu Wtetairte Gorio's bon
eiuem nnbefannten er16offen.
Soiep9 WaliD. Elm 9tetp Oorfer Gon=
tractor fur Die SeraS 8a6n pur6e am
Srettag N6enO betm &~artenfptel int einem
Strette bon etl1em Wanne 9tun1euS Tran5
eri0olien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
sScrieD-

atlantic GitD, %. Sui.
&u6olpb &ittercr uno Spiepb Sul0,
tpel1e it6 oil cinem Yicntc Der pYDtla1
oelpBia oeuti6>lutberiihen @emeinDe"
betbeiligt batten, ertranfen, DG1rcnD tie
in Dem ant Seitplabe DorheiitrDmenoen
Sluiie etu Sab nabmen-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
GeufraI0EeM*

ct, 8eterSburg, "a. Suit.
9a5 0efret, 6nr6 tpeldes Der Sbdn
bon &bttpa am "A. Stunt in ieinem 2anoe
Die SfldDeret aufbob, beittrtn1t, Dab ale
bts6erigen Sflapelt enttpeber bas 8iir>
9erre6t %erlangen ooer in t6re 9eimat6
entlaIien 1perOel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
Md6rt6. "A. Suit.


Man befiir9tet, Dab es 3pii6en ben
giirgern bon 0alencta u10 Den in 1ener
Sta6t ftationtrten Sruppen gu etnem
StraBerfampf fommer tper6e. 8tele oer
leBteren oelerttren.
8arceIona2 "a. Stuff.
Die ftdbtt36en YoltSeiioloaten ltno GIT
BEN Garltlten ilberge9anget.
8oDonne, "a. Suit.
Die Wttqlte6er Der Nationalber1nmnt>
luna, tDel6e IN Der WttnDrttGt itto, ioI:
len beabfi6tigen OeabriD su perla11en 1tt6
it gartagena tbren &ollegen &DnfurrerS
al MAIDEN CD 9tele l1n3ufrtebenen
iouen ferner Margan 3u beftim>
men berfu9en, ft6 ibnen anSul6liez
fen. Nus berielben Quele erfGbrt
mani, baB bic ~@ufitGnbti6en in jener
Staot 10, 900 Wfann ber16tebener Nattoz
nalitdten fIr ibreSa6e 9epannen unbben
@intpo9nern etne3man9siteuer pon $50
900 auferlegt bnben.
Sbriit NaSa bat Ofaorib berlahen, I'm
in Der 8rODin3 Soen etnen Nufltanb d1>
Su5etteln. Seine Gerbaftltug lit bon Der
Te9terun9 a1georbnet iporben.
Maorto, 25. Sult.
Die Na6ri6t lit bier cingetroffen, baB
@eneraL @ontreraS, Der rebeutl6e Yin:
fii9rer IN Gartdgemn, nit 5000 Wtann auf
Dem Wtari6e gegen Mabrt6 lit, pd6renb
er cine glei6 itarfe Sruppen3abl our 8e=
i6ibung @%artagena's 3urilcf9elalien bat.
Serner betBt eS, baB GDntreraS bic Sre>
gate yNlmar3a" na9 Wtalaga uno SEN
9ampfer vSernonbp Ell @atoltco" no6
Garrebteio Sur @r6ebung elmer 3tpal1gs>
fteuer abgefanbt bat.
Ser YrGiibent bes Dffentlt6en @obl>
foDrtsausI6u1les pot Wfaortb bat lebtere
Stapt Derlaflen.
Barcelona 25. Sltlt.
Die 1tG6ti16en 9olt3eilolbaten, tpel6e
oe1erttrten, UNI it6 ben Garltften an5llz
f6lteBen tpur0e1 u~ntertDegs 1noeren
Sinne5 1nb it1lD unter benz Snbel Der
Seoolferltn9 IN Die Stabt suriidgefebrt.
Sour bet NnfitDrer unb oelien Sobn Dd@
ben ibren perrGtberil6eu @rti6luB aus
geTllbrt.
Wa1btngto OH 25. SuIt.
0on Wfabrto lit auf tele9rapbi16em
@ege Sic Jta6ri6t bier ein9etroffen, baB
bic MISUNDERSTANDING nit iibertpiez
genoer Wtebr6eit bel6lolien bat, Cuba
feline meiteren polttii6en 9fe6te al err
tbetlen, 10 laltge nt6t Die l1fitdnbti6eu
Die Waffen nieOergelegt 6dben.
Otdbrtb, %. Suit.
Ser an ber Spibe bes QlufitanDeS in
Gartagena 1tebenoe General Gontreras
brobt ale por iener Stabt ltegenben bentz
i6en S6tffe nit 8ei6la9 Su belegen,
TauS Der BON benz beutl6en &rie9Si6tffe
tDeg9enpmmen 9aunpfer 8tgtlante ntdt
freige9eben perOe.
Ma6rib, "a. Suit.
Ser amertfanii6e Oampfer ySbennr>
6oaD" unO ein brttti6eS &rtegs16tff lie
gen I'M 6afen bon Dtalaga.
Die preubti6e Tregatte, tpel6e bont
beuti6en Goniul auf Die 8erfplgung be5
BON Ben Nufitdn0ti6en tpegge1ton1meltet
9an1pferS y8i8ilante" augei6tdt porben
mar, iiberboIte ul1O nabnt Denielben auf
Ser Sabrt ra6 Qlmirta, tpoDin Seror
0aloe5a, Elm 0eputtrter ber Nattonalz
DeriammGung, 0eiien 8efebIsDaber, ii6
bege6en noute, UNI bic l1nabbGngiofett
ieter 8robina ais Santon a%uS3urufen.
Der beuti6e @elan6te bat it6 berett erz
fldrt, ben tpiebererbeltteteu 9antpfcr Der
&egterung Surid5uiteuet.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING bat Dnr6
Elm @e1eB BEN Nbmiralsrang ab9ei6afft.
WtniIterprdiibentS almeron bat 50, 900
Ofanu Der &eierpen in aftipen 9ielit
e%illberufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29

Otto 8rofop, ett @epdfmeifter auf
Bet Burlington 1t. Wiiiourt 8a0r, fieL
am Samftag Nbenb IN Ser 9tdbe BON
Greiten bon eiltem 3uge 11nb blteb iofort
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
3erns.
81 G 10 Orleon8, IS. Suit.

~ " NV " " = -'' O"""
Cine Spesialbepei0e on Die vBtcoDune"
II WtatO, SeruS, melbet, odB Der
Sheriff 8%lantenibtp getern Abeno IN
Der 9ta6e iener Staot pon 8ob @Drtitol,
eincm berii6ti9ten Gerbrcher, er10onen
murbe. Glanfeni6ip par nit elmer Nre
sabl 8itrger CUR Grgreifung oellelben
al3ge5ogen, ais i'm plo3lt0 aus ettett
6tnferbolte bie tDotfiDe. Gu8el trat.
6unoert 8eipaffnete 3ogen beiite aus, INN
oes mS~SorS babDaft Su tpetoelt-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15
Jefferson,s Examnle.

Thomas Jefferson has evidently
gone out of fashion with the men
now in public life. In regard to
money-making schemes and invest
ed interests likely to affect his judg-
ment and his official votes, the dis
tinguished statesman wrote:
when I first entered on the
stage of public life (now twenty
four years ago) I came to a resolu-
ton never to engage in any kind of
enterprise for the improvement of
my fortune, nor to wear any other
character than that of farmer. I
have never departed from it in q
single instance, and I have in mul-
tipied instances found myself hap
py in being able to decide and to
act as public servant, clear of all
interest, in the multiform questions
that have arisen wherein have
seen others embarrassed and biased
by having got themselves into a
more interesting situation. Thus I
have thought myself richer in con
tentment than I should have been
with any increase of fortune.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15
Elizabeth Cady Stanton assarte

IuzaDetn Cady Stanton asserts
very decidedly that Miss Anthony's
cnances OF success, in her case are
not as small as people generally
suppose. So to the statement that
she has no law to stand upon. she
cites Henry r Sheldens opinion.
Ihls gentleman at first refused to
take hold of the case because he
believed it was not backed by law.
After reading at the instance of
Miss Anthony, ''the Federal Con
stltution and its amendments" and
the debates thereon from time to
time, with Ben Buffers report on
the womans memorial to Congress,
ne changed his opinion and became
very enthusiastic in support Of his
client, declaring that s'there is
law enough, not only to protect
you in the exercise of the right to
vote, but to enfranchise every wos
man in the land" Mrs. Stanton,
closes her note with the statement
that this is not simply q question of
womans enfranchisement but It in
wolves the settlement of Federal
and State rights and powers, con-
stitutional law, and republican in
stitutions.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15
A Cup Of Coffee.

Scribner's Monthly, is an article
on Home and Society," explains
how to have good cup of coffee
Tor ones breakfast s#
It has been truthfuliy said even
in these enlightened days, and in
the the lands most blessed by the
influence of civilization, there are
thousands upon thousands of per>
sons born into the world who live
long lives and then go down to
their graves without even having
tasted a cup Of good coffee. Their
are many reasons for this, and the
principal one, Of course must be
that few persons know how to make
a good cup OF coffee. Aud yet there
! has been thousands of recipes and
directions published which teach
US how to make good coffee by
boiling it; by not boiling it; by
confining the essense and aroma;
by making it in an open vessel:
by sleeping it; by Tot sleeping it,:
by clearing il; by not clearing it;
| by grinding it fine, by grinding it
coarse; and by many other meth
ods opposed to each other and to
all these. Now we do not intend
to try to tell any body how to
make good coffee, but we just wish
to say word about the treatment
of the coffee after it is made. Aud
on this treatment depends its ex-
cellence, brew it as you may. The
rule is simple; never decant it.
Whatever else you do about it,
bling it to the table in the vessel
/. in which il was made. A hand.
some urn or GORGEOUS coffee-pot is
the death of good coffee. OF course
if it is more desirable to have the
pot look well than to have the
| coffee taste well, we have nothing
more 10 say. But when hot coffee
is emptie.l from one vessel to an
other, the kitchen ceiling general
ly receives that essence-laden va
por which should have found its
way into the cups on the breakfast
table. When the coffee enters
them, it should find the milk CT
cream already there. BY obeerv.
ing these rules, ordinary coffee,
made in almost any way, is often
very palalabla indeed, sa
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The following by Grand Maste,

The following by Grand Master
Chrles G. Clark, of North Carroll
na, we commend to the fraternity:
Profanity and drunkenness should
surely come within the prohibition
of Masonic authority, since they
offend against every rule of gen
tlemanly propriety and decorum-
and to be Mason certainly cannot
mean not to be q gentleman. Hab-
its which deaden the moral sensi-
biity, blunt the moral PERCEPTION,
and debauch all the moral faculties,
should be forced to yield uncon-
ditionally to the mandate of an in
stitution which teaches the HOLY
Bible to be the rule and guide OF
faith, and that all actions should be
squared by the square of morali-
ty."
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be Courteovs.

Why not be polite? How much
does it cost you to say: 81 thank
your Why not practice it at
home-to your husband, your chill
dren. your domcst IT a stran.
ger does some little act of courtesy,
how sweet the smiling acknowledge
inent2 1t your husband, ali, it in
q matter Of course-no need OF
thanks.
Should an acquaintance tread on
your dress, your best-very best
-and by accident tear it, how pro-
fuse you are with your "Never
mind--don't think Of it, don't
care at all.' II husband does il,
he gets a frown-if child, it is
chaStised.
Alb, these are little THINGS"
say you. hut they tell nightly on
the heart, let me assure you, little
as they are
A gentleman stops at fliend's
house aad finds it in confusion,
He sees nothing for which 10 apol-
ogize-never think OF such mat,
ters. Everything is all right
cold supper, cold room. crying
children-perfectly comfortable.
Goes home where his wife has
been taking care of the sick ones,
and working her life almost out
"Don't see why things can't be
kept in order-there never were
such cross children before"
No apologies accepted at home.
Why not be polite at home? Why
not use freely that golden { in OF
courtesy? How sweetly they
sound, those little words. Il thank
you," or "You are very kind ~
Thrice sweet from the lips we love.
when the smile makes the eye
sparkle with the light of affection.
Be polite to your children. Do
you expect them to be mindful of
your welfare, to grow glad at your
approach. to bound away to do
our pleasure before the request is
half spoken Then, with all your
dignity and authority mingle po>
likeness; give it niche In your
household temple.
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The Boston papers announce the

The Boston papers announce the
death of Benjamin D. Emerson,
OF West Roxbury, Mase., who left
property valued at Ellis. .O99 to es
tablish High School in his native
town on certain conditions, one Of
which wss that it shall be the duty
OF the preceptol to commence the
daily exercises OF the school by
reading or causing to he read
portion OF the Sacred Scriptures
and prayer. and on each alternate
S'tuaday during term times he shall
be required to devote one half
hoar at least to instructions calcu-
lated to improve the manners and
morals Of his pupils, impressine
on their minds the duty Of practis-
ing the cardinal virtues Of truth.
temperance, modesty. industry !,
henevolence, and especially filial
love, and obedience and Difference
and respect for old age.
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The proprietors Of two of the
hotels at St. Paul have taken a
very small way to secure adver
t senents as champions OF the de-
cayed system of shabby caste.
founded on q pitably self-conscious
inferiority. by refusing to receive
Frederick Douglass as q guest
during his short stay in that city,
where he lectured on the 7th One
OF tle leading citizens. however,
invited MIR. Douglass to his own
house, and does not seem to have
sacri ced either his setf-respect or
the good opinion OF his fellow-cit-
liens. a
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r
The Boston Journal thinks
the Democratic members of the
Illinois Legislature manifested
more indignation than sense when
they protested against the eligibil
ity of G"vermant Oglesby TO the
United States Ssnatorshir, on the
ground thas the Stat. Constitution
has something against a Govern
or's accepting other offices No
State constitution cac override the
Constitution of the United States.
This latter instrument defines the
qualifications Of q United States
Senator, and whoever possesses
them has the right to the Offices
ii he can secure it.
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OF course there is universal pro-
test among journalists against the
unjust proposition to require pre-
payment of the postage on newspa
pers by the publishers. There is
no good reason for placing this
heavy tax on them. After reducing
the rates of subscription to the
lowest paying standard, it is a man.
ifest wrong to require them to as
sumo an obligation which properly
rests on the other party to the con-
tract. Subscribers do not ask this,
nor would they find it the most con-
venient method, were it practicable,
to take the roundabout course of
settling with the Department
through the agency of newspaper
publishers, compromising them for
the additional trouble. We trust
the whole scheme will be dropped
without further ceremony.