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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-27
THE NEW
ARLINGTON HOUSE
COMMERCIAL AVENUE,
Between Sixth and Seventh Streets, Cairo
Illinois.
T. b. ELLIS. Proprietor.

7. B. ELLIS. Proprietor.
The New Arlington House IL now open
Tor the reception OF guests, The house 10
located In the heart OF the business portion
Of the city. and convenient TO steamboat
landings and railroad dspots. Good sample
rooms for commercial agents. Watch Kept
day and night for boats and trains.
e8Ll.29.tt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-02

Bel Ebieren bon. mebr semif1ten1
8Iltt, tpic lol9es BET meiit alien unieren
9tinOniebs &accn borfomrnt, beobantet
man, 6aB bter ber @influB Der @roseIs
tern auf bic Na9tommenI6dft Der cige>
men 2lbitammung, aliO auf Die gnteI,
febr erii6tIi6 Derbortrttt.
Die 6OIgerungen aus 6teicn Sbdtidz
den fir Die 3u6t bon geiuerbIt6 leis
itnnssfa6isen &Dieren liesen auf 6sr
bano.
@s geniist aIio ni6t, aIlein bic QunIis
tat 6es 8dters feit3uiteneii, rpeun 6as
Wtuttertbier einen eIei6 9roBen, sber
aud offers er0Beren @influb auf ben
yta6fOmmlitg iibt; uno 0a rlatt ebeniO
iebr ben BertD oer @roBeltern 3u beriids
it6tisen bat, 10 lit es ou9eni4etnli6,
oaB BET elmer tptrtli6 rationellen 9I6s
tung bic 9eita1e uio ri9tise Sibrmns
Don 9eerbenbii6ern, nie iol9e ia ieBt
aud bier 1T Quterifa einsefiibrt 1T, unb
III beiten Sit~biDihuum, SamiIie nnb
Star1m 9eilau per5ei9net iino, ni6t II
pon sroBem Bertb, f~onoern nnbebinat
ui6tis uno iOgar notDDenotg TT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-02

germdBen benz SIee, II I9iebe fie b0bet
auf unb let ~oemgem6B eitttrGgIt6er.
Man6e 6ftli6e unb tpeftIi6e Saamens
ba1blun9en notiren iebr bobe Yreiiefiir
6ieien QlfaIfasS aamen, ais etiuas gang
9teues uub Seltenes. Oagegen lit gu
bemerfeu, oaB int @ruit6e ttllr Der Gamc
neu lit, BENT bic 8fLanse lit nidts Nnbe<
res, ais Der altbefanmte Spanii6e Glee,
in europa befdllmter unter benz Nanter
u2n;erne", bic in Oeutidlalto, Srants
reid, England &c. felt Dielen Sabrbnns
berteit sesoeen iptrO un6 aud in ben Oite
Ii1en atlantii6eu Staaten i6on Dor SO
Sabreu al9ebaut tparb.
Oer Bertb Der Gllacr1e fou ottr6 oteie
8emcrfung gepiB ni6t gei6mGlert tuers
ben, i'm @egent1etI tit 6erlelbe bod a11s
3uerfemuen fir mdtde @e9en6en 2lnleris
fa's. Nnr oer bantit gum S6aoen I'M
ipiiienbcr eetriebene 0urnbng lit gu taoelt
uno Derotent entlarDt 5u tDerbet.
Sn @t9lanb uno Trattrei6 tpGro fris
BET Die 2n3erne fat nur SIT @riinfutter
bennbt, bod felt mat lit 0euttblanb ben
gleitcn Wertb aud oes &u3etne 0en'S
fpnltatirt bat, tpirO bas @ras AUDI bort
in ausgeoebntem Wtabe setrodnet. 8on
pabrbaft unbere9enbdrem Wertbe 1T
oieie G~utterpflan;e fir Ninerifa tue9en
Der ntelfa9 bier porfomnenoenS omlners
birren, bte-ipie l9on oben angeoentet-
Der GtSerne ipeti8 0oer ntdts 1tbdben
f0nnen. Die BfIalt3e perIangt aueroings
reihen itrb ttefen 8Doen, ibre Wur5cln
tretben ie nad Der Sef6affenbeit oes lebs
teren In cine Eiefe bon 81, ia iogar
bis ;u IL 6uB. SIS ntmmt freiIi9 an 8
Sabre, bis Die 2u3erne na6 bet Nusfaat
gum no0en @rtrnee fommt; baum aber
oanert iie aud rtiltbeitens 10 Sabre aus
uno nerbefert iebes Gano luGbreno oieier
3eit gang pefentIi1.
Der JtuBen Oes ipantidem SIee's farm
faum iibertrieben iperoen, aber ntiern
beutiAen Tarincrn nto6ten mir ratben,
ni6t ben toitipieIi9en uMlfalfa"s Saamet
;l f%aufen, lonoern lieber Die iuobIfetIe
r2u3erne"sS aat TONNES 3u Iaiien. Oas
Heiultat 8eiOer miro it4 ais slei9 crs
fDeifeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-02
Mt@iaaM.
Detrpit, %. 81

Sm Gopnibip Sberibau tpurbe ant
bort9en Ooineritas cine Sran Sinoon
i'm SeIbe nit onr6i6nittener Seble nno
bos &aitrmeiier, nit weldem Der Dloro
nolbra9t poroen iuar, neben ibr gefIns
ben. Der Babripru6 Der @ei6lporenen
Der 2ei9eni6an Iautete, oaB bic Trdn
ii6 Ielbit entleibt babe. Bel ether ~Stuetten
llnteriu9uns Der 3ei9e dber bate mar
Spuren BON einem berstpeifelten Sample
gefunoen nnb bet @atte Der 8ertorbes
nen mur6e ais ber Tbat nerbG6t;g Derz
Daftet. OerieLbe lengnete ieoe Ofittuii1ens
ld)aft UNI bus 8erbredem, tDuroe aber.
bnr9 bic Nuffinbun9 ieiner init But ges
trGrften Gleioer, bic CT oer9roben bate,
IberfIhrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-02
neutrality-suspicious..
epamif@er alee oeer ,MIfaTa.1'

Gs lit lit neuerer 3eit bel in ben bieiis
gem 3ettungen - 1amentlib bes GuBer>
item Weiteus nn6 bes SIbens bon Der
alfalfa" Die Geoe ais elmer ne,len aus
geasi6neten Sntterpflan3e, Die belonoers
in GalttorIlell ui1o WtericO sesogen miro,
no ibr grade oas trodene &lirna, oaS
allen anoern 0r6iern 10 perberbIt9 1T,
10 febr sufast. Die Bflause sIei@e eints
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-02
MaTa6usetts.


9tortb a nj y t 0 II %. Wat.
0te l1nteriu6une betreffs oes metz
Ii6en 0amnlbruhs in Qamp1bire Count
tD i1uroe 5eute fortgeieBt. Nne 3eugens
ausiagen ftilnnlter oarin iiberetn, oob
Der Oamm ett mtierables Wtod tperf
ipar. @s tDurbe betDieien, oaB auf ben
Jtatb bes Setretdr Spenmar oct 8aus
ausi6uB bet @eleni1aft bic Eontrats
loren %an9etpielen bat, Die @runonlamer
auf &ieieIboben GIT errt9telt, nr1o oaB eS
llltr $3.50 g%efoitet Daben tDiiroe, bis CUNT
barten 8DDelt 0urd3u9rdbeu. Die &Dn>
traftoren batten 3u elmer 3ett bic Qrbets
ten ctrgeiteut, iDeil fie ouf etne fieitge
@roi9idte geitoBen batten, bic 0iret>
loren bet Observation-Disclosures aber bats
ten 9eiagt, ie m06ten NH tDeiter arbeis
ten. Die EOntraftoren ipdren geiuarnt
ipo1oen, baB ber 9amm at ierer Steue
INNER lcfen tpiirbe. Die rnteriu9ung
miro Iii Samltas fortseiest tueroen.
2trfanfaS.
2tttIe~God, %. Wtoi.
Oie @eiebgebune nertagte fth beute
Bis aurr 7. Oe3ember. Oem @ouoers
neur lit bds 0te9t 9ertoinmen norben,
Die 3eituugen at beaei6nen, III ipel6e
StaoIsdn5etgen etn3uriden ltno. 8
2ouifama.
Sc 10 SrIedns, %. Didi.
Sin an Der 3atbeoraIe on9eltenter fae
tboIil6er @etltli6er, Der bo6D. Obs.
Serec ertrart seiteru 9fa6ntittdg beim
Baoen. ST. Seree tpar crit 81 Sabre alt
uro elmer oer eriten @eiltIt9er, ipeI1e
aur !3eit, ais bas seIbe Steber Sbrenes
port ~entn6Iferte, oabin elite, UNI ii9 oer
&ranfenpfle9e 81 tpionen. @let9 pieIen
ieiner 8riioer bonn Sieber ergrtffen, tpdr
ct bon oicien Der ctn5t9e, iDeIs
dyer gends.-
SISsgaroIina.
Gb1rLeton,2 %. 0tdi.
Die bret ber MiBsertpaItmns dngeflags
ten Gpuntnc on1mtilGre bon Bdrntnen
County iino 81 10, 9 unb l Sabre mno l
Wtomat 3u9tbnuS Derurtbetlt tuoroen.
Ga%Itformien.
Can 6rdncisco, q. W2di.
Tiburcio 8asqnes, bet befdnnte Gdus
berbduptmann nnb W0rber, fam beute
Morgen unter ttarfer 8ebefung 0 Cos
Mngelos bier all unb !nir0 mad Wtonterep
@ountn sebradt tDeroen, tpo iein Bro3eb
ftattftnoen ioa.
Can Sronciseo, %. Wlai.
Ser berte Otitta8 na9 Yanainn dbge=
fabrene Oampfer @nIimd tabut 1876 9o1s
Ioaiere urb cine Tra6t bon 1900 Gonnen
init. Sir Die IeBtere alLein nereinnabmte
Die @eieQI9aft 1T rubber Sum,me $780,
900.
San S%ranciseo, %. Naat.
Eiburcio gasquea FAM beute yeadn1itz
tag III Dem 0efdn9ntB bon Wonteren
@ourtn ait. Mepr ais 5000 MenI6en
1tr0mten tpdbreno bes Nodmittoas mad
bent @efdn9niB, lint ben beriidtiaten
0tGuber nnb Worber 3u ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-02

. no D IT, 70. W(dI.
aDepe16en bon Calcutta meloeu, baB
81 9totb III Sir6oot lno gtepaul im3
luer gr0Bere 9ineuiionen annimnt.
9ta1c5l brei Wfiuioncn Utcnl6en iino fir
ihren 9cbensunterbalt auf bic llntcr1tis
sung ber 8esteruu9 anseipielen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-02

Der ant Sonntag i'm 9epartement
9fierue nit elmer Wsbrbett bon 5000
Stimmcn in Die MISUNDERSTANDING
eetpGblte Sonapnrtiit be 8our9oin lit
mad @Dtielburft gegdr9ei11, nm Der Grz
Sdiicrin au Dem bnr6 tbn errntgene1
@rfolge @liif 3u ipiini6en. Seine Gr>
DGbluns tpirb ibrigens bon benz republiz
fdnii9en Sanoioaten beanitatbet iperz
hAi1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-02
SO afDinaton, 90. Wlai.

Ser bteSmonatlt6e Beri6t 6es Siz
nansniniiters tpirb cine Nerminoern1e
bet Offentliden S6ulo BON bret bis pter
Wtillionem Dollars auftpeilen, bod tuirb
bies pn6r16einli0 fit ba5 laufet1oe9te0z
~nungsiaDr bos lcbte Wtal lein, OaB Ser
Sinansmtntlter cine Nbnabme oerS1uIo
su beri6ten @elegenDeit bat, od ber
lteberi6uB bes nG1lteu WDnatss bur9
Die Nnnabme bes 0eieBentipurfS fit nlz
aulan9lihe 8emiai9uugen erl6opft perz
Det nuro.
Das @onferen3comite.
ipel3es geitern bebufs @ini9lns iiber bic
ftreitigeit Yuntte in benz pont Senate
angeuommenen Sanfgeieb nl0 Den al
bielem bone 8antausl6uB bes 0teprGs
Observation-Disclosures sema6ten Nbdnoerunz
gen ernanlt tpnroe, bofft itA auf SO
YroSent ais 6as Yer6GltniB 3u etniger,
III ipel6en @reenbads fur leue 8anf>
noten ein9e3o9em tperoen loue1.
Sm Seuat
madte 1iD gegen bic Grncnnung zines
Contemporaries iu bet Tinar3frase cine
itarfe Oppoittion gelteno. Wrtgbt iDoute,
oaB Der Senat auf ieinen Nmenoements
beltebe uno nerlanste, baB ein Gonferensz
Gonite ermanltt tperoe. Oie Jteus @ngS
lanb=S enatorem fGmpften groBentbeils
gegen bielen sS6ritt. Bri9bt'S Antra9
aber Drang nit 81 9egen "A Sttnlnten
bur6, porauf Der NoritBenbe ais iol6es
Gomite leitens bes SenatS Die 0erren
Morton, SHERMAN unS Werrimon ers
l1Qnl1te.
Gerringermmg Ser Mrmee.
Das &epralentantenbauS bat lit bet
Beratbung Iber ben 8Dri6lag, bic Nr>
NEE i'm tleun 6aDallerte>, bier NrtilIerie>
nrb 5tpanSig acknowledgements gu
perrinaern, ben bon Butler eeIteaten
Mntra9, tpona1 nlr III &rtegs3eiten oas
Oauptquartier Der Nrmee bon Mafbtngs
ton perfect peroen oitrfte, abgcleDnt
nnb ben @ntuurf ielbit nit ll9 gegen l04
Stimmen a~ngenommen.
Ger HrGtoen
bat cine Brotlamation erldlien, 6ur6
pelde Der @albin9toner Bertrag auf
N%eufun6lan6 ausgeoebnt iuiro 10 baB
Slide bon bort pom /. Suli ab 5%olfrei
etn9eflbrt tperoen fOunen.
Wew 0Ort.
&o6eiter, %. Mat.
(spcsialbepeI6e ser rSainOiS StautsSettuns.)
Se6ssig Delegaten iin6 aur Gunner
SaglaBung erlhienen. Scr Spre1er lift
ST.. @lnil WalIber BON Wtilmaufee, Der
SefretGr 0r. Soiepb Eaufmann bon
@Dicago. 9aS HIatforms@ onlite beitebt
aus oen6erreu 5pnrBer bon Jten Oort,
S. 0adner bpm GDica8o, S. 6. 9. Gieo>
Mann bon ct. 2ouis, Mm. YfGnoer bon
gteu>l1lm, Wtin., Wt. q. Sacobi BON
cincinnati nno 8iepre6t aus Iegas.
Nem Oorf, 90. Wtat.
Nie 1ebr uricre Sta6tregieruns inn
Qrgen liest, Dafir 9tebt Il. ". nniere
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS einen iGlas
oenoen BetpeiS. 3tpet Der @ommillGre
debem in europa ibreut 8ergniigen nad
uuD Die Minber9eit oer Gpmmtllton bGIt
Ii6 bon ben SiBungen fern, 10 baB alt
cine Grleoisnng Der mal1enbaft norltes
senbem Gei1Gfte nidt gu oenten lit.
Sin0naielIeS
@elb in lteberfluB 3u 2@23 ntb
I6tper aussnleiben ielbit gu olelem nieos
rigen 3inSfuB.
Muslambil6er @edielcours felt an
488 fir amf 60 Gage laute1oe We6leL
uub 49l fir Si6ttpebiel.
@olo i6tpanfte 5tpti6en l2}(9l25 lrtb
i6loB au l24.
Observation-Disclosures in gutter
Na6fraee uno left.
Observation-Disclosures fet.
Nntbeilslhetne. S6luBsSourle fat
Mnperdnoert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-02
@tScnnTn+

"
SfbfofD, 30 Wat.
Cine idredli6e 8e9ebenbeit niro BON
Srcemont, einem am WoIf1uB, oberbalb
Sibfoib geIesenen 00rfden beri6tet.
i3mei iltnge Oainen nit ytar1en Collin
unb 2amore erg0Bten it1 amf Dem Tluile
6ur6 eine Spa3ierfabrt, ais onr6 etnet
nngliidli9eu 3ufalL Der 9ta6eu urns
1dlu9 uno betoe Wdb6en ms Baiier
fielem. 2amore e%rtraut, Collin dber
ipllroe BON einem &naben an'S llfer ge>
bra9t. Sn3ipil6en aber bate it1 bort
elm ~stuettes un9liid 3ugetraseit. Die
SHUTTER oes geretteten WtdodenS bate,
ais 1ie Die 6ilferufe beiielben b0rte, aue
@eiltesgegenipart perlDren un6 ii9 tn
benz Wabne tbr &inb retten gu fOnnens
in ben TluB g%eitir3t nnb tDar ertrulten.
Wabiion %. Wat.
Ser 2riea spiI6en ben Stdatsbeb0rben
neutrality-suspicious. orobt in etten
pffeneu &f nusSnbre9em, alleroin9s
mir in einen unblutigen, bet TIT ben @erthz
ten ieinen Nusgang ftnoen tpir0. &lagen
iber bic 8erleBung Der 8ori9rtften oes
neuen Carbohydrates leitells Der Gtle1>
Standardization Ianfen tG9li6 ein. Der
@ouDerueur uno Der Ober1tdatSattiuolt
merben i'm 8erein nit ben @ilenbabIz
commifiGren IN pen nddlten Xagelt Die
Broflamation beS @riteren, oas @nts
adten Des 3tpetten ntto ben bon ben Gess
teren dusaearbetteten Tariy leb1t Sorz
mularen fir Slagei9riften III etilem
YQmpbIet pcroffentlt6en tneldes TT
Iouienben BON Grernpldren bertbeilt
tperoeu iuir6, oanlit oas 8olt ietne Jtedte
aeaenlber Den Observation-Disclosures
tpabren fant.
Soua-
9ubuque, 90. Wtat.
2tpei &in6er oes bret Wtetlen BON bler
n%ohnhaftem CHARLES Siebert, tpIr0e1
bieier Gaze na1 benz @euuiie tpiloer 4Saz
itirofeu idtpcr franf. Gtne5, 11ngefdDr
brei Sabre alt, ftarb am WtittDo6 Nbei1o.
9os Nnoere pirb ~ipabri6einli6 genele1t.
8raulteipcin BAT bieies gerettet.
MsiTomrt.
st. 2ouis, 90. dat.
Bdtrif DougbertD, ein Go1trdtt0r an
6er Ntempbis : Cartilage : JtortbtDeltefn=
8dbu ,purDe ain Wittpo9 Nberb TT oer
ytdbe bon SuitDfielb bon einem 9albz
blut> Subianer NnrlenS WtcGuuou9D ers
moroet. MeGulougb enttam.
MboSe SSIamo.
9robibcnce, %. Wtat.
Die StaatSgeieb9ebnng nertagte 1tO
beute bis isum 9. Suni, tpall11 Die Slllt7
6esleuatortpabl itattfinoet. 0as @e1eB,
tpeldeS ben 8erfanf BON beral1nenoell
@etrGnfen Derbietet, lit IN beIoel Q1us
fern d%ngenpmrlem tporoen-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-02
NettniNIOanictt.
g btLaDeIpDia, "a. Ded

IS 81. Ulul.
1teber bic 9(nsfte1ung tint Sabre 1876
seben Die offi5ieuen 8ebOrben fotgeroen
Bert9t:
~ Am Oienitao ioIen bic 9lngebotc
fir Die &unltgdlerie e~roffnet tDeroelt.
0te Nrbeiten 1ollen baum 1T tpenige1
9agen Beginner. Der S%oitenbetra9 tuiro
81 500, 900 leilt, bon oe1ten bet Stdat
YenuiDlpanien etne Wttuton uil6 bic
Staot Bbtlabelpbia cine babe Dsiuion
bepiuigt babe. Das @ebGlloe piro II
2der be0edem.
2. SIS fou iofort elm Gonierbatoriurt
errt9tet iperoen. Breis 500, 900. Die
|. Staot 9btlaoelpbia bat oas 0elo auss
oriidlt6 bierfir bemiatet. @roBe oeS
@ebGnOes: Sin urlo einbalber Alder.
3. Die Soften fit Die WtoihtnenDaIen
ftno auf $500, 900 ueranf9Iagt. Die
StaOt Ybilabelpbid bat Dielen 8etrng
gang b~eoingunsSIos %bepiaist. Die ylrs
beiten louen in tpeuieen Wondtelt begtts
nett. IS mirb 10 Nder bebedeu. Die
Soften iouen pro alder ui6t $50, 900
iiberiteigen.
: 4. Die @inriGtung bes 9auptdus>
iteuun9sgebaubeS iou an9efamgen iDerz
ben, lDbalo Die Ylal1e p~ollenoet iiro,
mas tpabri6eiulid ant |. Stunt Oct Sail
iein 6irfte. 0as @ebdube ioa 20 older
beoefen nn6 ntht mebr foften GLs ettpa
$l00, 900 pro Nder, alio stDet Wtiuioncn.
3ierfiir iperben Su~bicrtptionen geitonls
men. @tipa ST., 800 900 fino bereits ges
seidnet, 10 OaB aIio bicr3n nut nod
500, 900 feblen.
8. Cine N%derbaubale, Bic fiinf Ader
bebedt, iou fir ettpa $3.50, 900 erri1tet
Deroelt. Die 5eriteuuns oer Be9e,
Baiierleitun8 &C. uiro allf $1,000, 900
neranl1la9t 0ertpaltunssfoitcn auf
$500, 900. Srrtbiimer lit Bere6nunsen
nlo Nnl6ldgen fOnlreit auf etua $780,
O0O b%e3iffert weroen.
Gs 1tuO lonit, ausi9lieBIi6 BET Gunitz
9auerie, fit ipel6e oireete 8ewinigungeu
genta6t ipnrben $5, 625 900 n6t6tg. Oas
BON bat bic Staot YDiIa6elpbia ISL ,00O,z
900 seseben; 81 800, 900 iino iublcribtrt.
8erbleiben nod S., S25 900 Ill bereu
2luftreibullg oas @on1ite teineu 3ipeifel
hedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-02
Etlegrapbt(1e gepe(den.
9eMtf@IauS.

Gonbnn, %. Wat.
Gin 8erItner SpesiaItelegrnmm nelbet
BET r9ailD 9teips", Dap 8ismarf lett
tciner Nnfunft uuf Garsin ipieOer etnen
lei4ten Qnfou ieines @i9tleioens bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-02
semBIano.
QpnOOn, II. Wai

lleber ben fir3li9 semelbeten 0iamans
tenbiebltabI in Der failerli6en Tamtlie
erfdbrt man Jest, baB gti6Olas. bes
@roBfiiriten &onitantin So9n, bic letner
SHUTTER genommenen Steine elmer ames
rifanii6cn S9onbeit - einem SRI. 6enir
ober Yb6nir perebrte. Die umftGnOe,
unter tpeI6en Der Oiebltabl Deriibt
tpurOe, iotpie Die Sbatia9e, DAB Ni6Olas
bobe SMmmen 1einem Banter anuers
traute, UNI, pie er iaste, fir feline lebten
~2ebenSlabre eiuen Notbpfenni8 3urid3nz
legcn, la1ien Die taiierli6e Samtlte nerz
mutbeu, oaB IS in ieiuem Oberltub9tn
ui6t saua ridtis iet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-19
Causes of Storms.

The problem of the causes of storms,
to tho consideration of which so much
study has been given with such good
results within the last few years, will
probably be greatly simpl fled by the
establishment of signal Office on the
summit of Pixies Peak. Isolated
mountain masses projecting far above
the sea level are supposed to have con-
siderable influence in generating storms
and with an observatory on a high
mountain in the centre of the vast con-
tinent, connected with numerous other
signal stations systematically noting
the movement of storms, the truth or
falsity of this assumption should soon
be demonstrated. It is supposed that
the gales which prevail around Cape
Horn are produced by the rapid con-
densation of vapor-laden westerly
winds as they cross the icy projecting
points of Patagonia and Terra del Fuego
and that similar results are produced
on northwesterly and westerly winds
when they encounter the snow peaks of
the Rocky Mountains. The practical
value of increased knowledge of storms
laws has been demonstrated each year
since the Weather Bureau was estab-
lished, but new use may be made of
any knowledge obtained from the OBJ
servation of the Rocky Mountain
storms in guiding settlers to the best
watered lands and those best suited for
different kinds of industry.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-19
Sawdust for the Feet.

1t was not until a Bridgeport woman
read the recipe in halfa dozen different
papers that she concluded to give it a
trial. We refer to that recipe which
says that "a tablespoonful of sawdust
placed in each boot will keep the feet
both dry and warm The husband of
this Bridgeport woman was always
complaining about cold feet, and so the
other morning she poured two table
spoOnfuls' of sawdust into his boots.
The result rather surprised her. He
slipped on his boots, ate his breakfast,
and started for his place of business.
He had not gone twenty-five yards
from the house before he retraced his
steps and commenced to crate on pro-
fame history. As soon as he got into
the dinning raom he assisted one boot
off with the toe of the other and kick
ed it against ten-dOllar mirror, while
its mate struck his seven-year-Old-sOn
on the headan made him yell Justify.
His wife, seeing that something allied
her husband, asked, Whats the mat
ter dear::' He said something that
sounded like Jam it!' gathered up his
boots and after emptying out the saw
dust, replaced them on his feet, and
shot out of the house, with his feet
warm clear up to the hair on his head.
His wife thinks maybe she used the
wrong kind of sawdust.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-19

PAPA, DoN'T BURY Me DEEP
In the spring of 1869, little girl died
in Vermont, of consumption, aged
eight years and three months. A few
days before she died, she called her faith
er to her bedside and said: Papa when
l die, don't bury me deep,-not more
than so Deep holding up her emaci-
ated arm, aud measuring from her
shoulder out. oh, it is SO hard to be
put down so deep in the cold ground!
and please don't put any marble slab
on my grave, it will be so dark under
it, and press so heavy on my little
breast. Sod my grave nicely and plant
tree at its head, so the wild birds
can come In its branches and sing for
me-" After a pause she continued:
But it seems to me would rather
have our birds. Couldn't you let
brother Willie and sister Emma bring
our cage of little birds out to the ceme-
terry, Sunday morning, and leave them
to sing to me all day? Then when you
are all at church it won't seem so lone
some out there by myself A few
days after Anna died, and her affec-
tionate parent did everything as she
requested.
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How a Charming Southern Lady
SWeetly IOld Lie.

From Robert Dale OWENS NAPLES Under the
Old Regime in the February Atlantic.
1 had heard much of the dissOlute
lives of the Neapolitans; yet in the So
ciety l frequented, there did come to
my knowledge as many surface-proofs
of this as expected. What did veri-
fy. beyond doubt or apology, was the
utter p,atrgthysttaess of this people, from
their King down to their beggars. A
notable example occurs to me:
I met at an evening party a. young
married lady of good family, recently
from q southern province of the king
dom. OF rare beauty she was, espe-
cially rare for her country, which
abounds iq plain women. Il think 1
have seen more handsome girls in New
York or Boston in five weeks than |
saw in Italy throughout FIVE years
And she had the inimitable graceful
and winning manners that seem in
born in that southern cline. happen-
ed to join small circle of her friends,
to whom she was relating, in animated
terms her adventure of the day before
while shopping.
Il had such good time,' che said; u
wanted handsome moire-antique,a and
I knew just where to look for it'-men-
tioning noted silkmercer in Toledo.
HE had a perfect beauty, the richest
quality ever saw, and such lovely
pupleI Just one dress pattern left, too.
Fifty-eight ducats finally brought him
kown to, and not a granO lower would
he go. 1t was cheap enough, and L
was bound to have it,
SO you bought it?' asked lady
present.
.ffan Piano, my dear; there is luck
in leisure. l told him carelessly, that
II could not find as good an article
elsewhere at Il lower rate L might per-
maps return and take his. Then went
off in'the direction of Pietro rs store,
aud L saw he noticed that. 1 knew
they were sworn rivals and always un-
Ii.asSelllng each other
'liad Pietro anything as good?
'Ah, simple one! knew his stock
ofsilks by heart; so merely sauntered
about for half an hour, and return"1
to the other. Your friend Pietro
said to him, has piece the verys 9
as this. told him of yours. and IL
ly hesaid that, rather than l : Id
go away, might have dress Jm
his tor tiity-four ducats.'
Pardon! The Signors must lave
Mistaken he replied. The man has
not piece of moire-antique of this
quality in his whole Stock
He had not yesterday answered;
'but the piece l saw was from box he
had just opened Then Hooked him
in the face so imocently and with such
sweet unconcern (though my heart was
beating all the while), that l saw he
hesjtated. So added: On my honor,
it was just as good as this; but do as
you please. / told you would come
back and buy from you, if could not
do better, and like to keep my word.
| won't ask you to take less than Pie
tro offered; but why should pay fifty
eight ducats for what / can have for
fifty-four by walking few hundred
yards?'
And you have it, you sly guttina?'
one of the attentive circle here put in.
in my trunk at home, along witt
the four ducats which 1 saved by ia
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Aelmoni Z h,UaltIf.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO.
THURSDAY MORNING. Feb. 10, 1874.

THE RIGHTS OF RAILWAY PAssEN-
GERs-The exact statss of passenger
ON a crowded railway tr&an, who, una
ble to find a seat in the .ordiDory cars,
p)es into a spalace car has oeeh 'he
subject a protracteG lawsuit in n. YORK.
IN facts are these: a Mr.. Peck bought
at Utica a ticket ON the New YORK Cen
traI railway for Albany, ana ehtefeu
ane of the or,iinury cars, which was
crowded. the conductor came along,
and Mr.. Peck, being an invalid, asked
f n a seat, aDd WAS told t. go TO the PAL
ace car He did:ses AI.d theconductor
of this car demanGad extra fnre. MI
Peek showed his ticket from Utica 10
Albany, but was told itwas not SUM
cient. He then urged that the tiche'
entitled him tn.a seat, aad that, having
been driven by the overlooked couui-
ton of the other cars into tha paiace
car, he declined to pay the eHtE$ fare'
A controversy ensued, which resulted
in the stopping of the train and Mr..
Peck's expulsion. He brought suit for
damages, and over year ago jury
gave him $1,000, from which the rail
road company appealed. The higher
court sent the case back for new trial,
Mr.. Peck in the meantime dying. His
adnip istrators continued the suit, how
ever, and at the second trial, which
was but recently concInied, the jury
awarded 81, 900 damages.