davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20

Gincinnati, 10. Suli. = 3u Granb
@apibs, Wiif)., serit6rte Elm Seuer seitern bic
0t0bel, ,Hteberlage BON Soaflp, Sage & 80.
@erlult $4,000, unperfi9ert.
Salt Stiber, Maii., 10. Suli. - Cine
Panit ergrifi belte Norgen bic Arbeiter ber
,Granit Witn Scr. l." ais burd) lleb.rbeis
sun9 etn Seuer ausbra6. Dieielben itiirSten
binaus, tpobet etn WdD9eu Elm Sein brad.
9es 6euers nurbe man inbeen baib PER-,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20
8rofeHor Wtarfb uuo feine 2tn-
idbulofstngett gegett oas Stta
AXnfaer. 0StifeGfa

ytem-6 apen, CONT, IS. ynlt. - Yro1
fefIor Marib nennt bic Notwithstanding oes
GommtiIdrs Satitb in Se5ug anf bic periib=
ten 8etriigereieu auf Der Geo- -@louoz asentur
cine darafteriitiibe Gift bes Snoianer.git,
reau's. Ser alte, BON Smitb citirte 8ertdlt
lei Der einsise bon ciuer sroBen Inaabl, Der
giinittg lantete uno gesenmarti9 lei es pohls
befannt, bas Die tim perfaiienben Spe5tal'
Gomnlilidre nur furse 3eit anf Der a9entur
gemeien, uuo iiber ueridicbene Yunfte trrege.
leitet moroen ieien unb ginige berielben gum
9Seniaiten bdtten oem Snolaneroepartenent
hieS bereitS fuuDdeQeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20
liinf Sllle bon SpmueaittGett an
eittettt S@0e.

Cincinnati, 18. Sult. -9eitern bat.
ten mir bier oen heiBeiteu Sag bis jebt.
TiiHf SGlle BON Sonneniti6eu famen Dor,
BON benen spei einen t6btli9en aussaug
nabnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20
WafffutftOrD,

Cincinnati, 1s. Suit. Cine Depeide
bon Srontaj1, o., Iagt, oaB Saplor 6ortner,
0 .ilen bon lebterem Srte mobnenb, elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20
GMiMhrffM.

gewzg IF, 10. Suli. = Die portnsisfi,
iae 8rig9 ySarlo," BON Sporto mad 5alifar
beitimnlt, idlelterte am IS. Suli am Gable
S8lanb. Der @apitan, Der Rof nno Elm
Matroie ertraufen. Die aabuug, beitebcub
aus Sort uno SalS, 1T sdnslid, oerloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20

besparater @baratter, ua9oem er eine Srau
fat in Stiide seri6nitten, bteielbe nad benz
@eb0lse ihleppte lnb bann bic Sluft er.
ariff. Gr murce uerfolgt uno beilleberidrei.
tung bes Sbio nat persmeifelter Se9enmebr
npfnnneu nprrnfuu1pu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20
9oDnreoufttpm tts oett 8a,tt,ttu d.
Spfn1teretett BON Wafgad,1tSettS.

sail SILVER, Mfaii., IS. Snll. = DaS
,Sanoelsbireftorium Der 6abrifanten belt &C..
tern 9lbeno cine mi6tise 5ibung, in weld1er
Das fiinftige gerfabren Der Sabritbeiiser an
aebeutet murbe. Die @omite'u, peld,e Dor
stnigen @o6en oenauftras erblelten, bic per'
idiebeneu 5abrifitdbte gten.gnslano's 81 be-
iuden, beridten, oaB bas Spinnereis@eidaft
allentbalben lebr aepriidt it, bab in Sall
Ntpcr bDBere 85bne besablt merben, als on.
berSwo. Nad ldngerer Debate muroe be-
dloiIen, Die 9Dbne auf Die State Dor oem
lebteil ausitanbe gu reou5iren. Dieie gobH.
rpn11 finn mirn nm IRn11tnn in 6rnft treierI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20

Die Nomination bes S6eriffs blieb uner
febigt; als &auoiSaten iparen g. .Rodbolo
6. u. SwenS unb Sbos. @. gtutpea anf:
getellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20
..W5roltde Gcutro1 gtScnbat,,, ~

Wagara.Grpre6 = tdgtn (Sonnta9s ausgeHomz
msn) noroli6 nap Ro1eter, Buffalo uno oen 6dls
len um 7.30 Dior9sus.
g1dd) Dem Beiten uno yioroen nad ben 9taaaraa
B6Ien uuo Buffalo iber @tmtrd ge6t um 8.25 ubr
Otolgens ab (dus9enommen Sountags).
ytad) Dem gBeiten uHo Noroen nab Buffalo uuo
ben SdIen itber emporium gebt UNI 10 ubr gtdta
mitta9s ab (aus9enommeu Sounta9s); Elm Sbuega
3ng.
8.25 nbr 2lGenbs.
YQCtftczGrpreB - Rah Btlt66urg uno oem gBefen
tiqlt; nldD Dem 9toroeu, uatb @(miru Buffalo, oeu
Bdlen uno Canada, @rIe, ben YeHui1lpaRier Celgea
9enoen tagiit, ausgenommeu Sonitags um II. 80
a5euo5.
Ra6 GettpSbur9 uno DGumberGauOz zSanepbabn"
UNI s.25 ,lbr Ulorgens uno 1.t5 9tddJml., uno nab
6auoper UNI $50 ilbr Utor9en5 uuo t.15 II. % llbr
iahmittags, aus9enommen Sonnta8s.
n@5reen=Sprtn9s3 3petgonbn" nm S.25 ubr U2ora
gems uno 3.25 ubr 9tatm. td9ttb, SonRta9s ausA
genommen.
yiad, 2Jort-3.25 ubrRoamtttaos, 9onntass auss
genommeu.
gtad1 Bartton-@cbt tdglt.b nm 5.25 uno 6.35 ubr
abenoS (ausaenemmen Sonnta96).
ytadl @0Gep6utae-0.65, tt.2) n9r 8ormittagS
uno tt.25 Nbos., (au5geuommeu Sonntags) un6
um .25 Hahmitta9s on Sonnta9eu.
bilete an Der @alpert=Statton, HorooI=gde Der
Baltimore uuo @alDert.Strabe uuo @1arlestrasens
station. auitrd9e Iiir Baggage tueroen an Der
forooitz@de Der Baltimore uno @alpcrtltr anges
uommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20
Ser reran9IiiGte Saann. - Rrof
HnaanInfnfs fffft &eheff

8 Oetro t, Wiif1., 19. Suli. - Cine
Spe5ialbepeid)e BON Salanfa3oo an bic ,Sres
BreB" iagt, baB Iugelfellte Der gSalamaSoos
Glib 6apencr giienbabn" beute Morgen be-
riGtet bdtten, Yrof. 9oualeion iei sfpiiben
Siio=6apeu uno Haugatud am Sountag
@orsen gan5li9 eri4Opft, nieoergefommen,
Sas Wnuntatn Meao otp= 10 facre.
Seaper, lltab, 10. Slllt. - @S miro
beute Morgen auf @runb Der beIen autorltGt
beridtet, oaB Die seridtlthe gerfolguug Der
Shetlnebner on benz Wountain Utcabom-
Raiiacre Sees 9lngaben nid1t acceptiren miro,
inbem man mebr burd bic bereitS anmeienoen
3eugen 5u berpeiien bofft, als Our6 ieiue 9lu5
iagen. 9eute Worgeu ipuroen 1O7 3eugeu
pOrgelaben; bon benielben finb beretts Die
5alfte anmeienb. Der 6all IpurOe bis NOR
gen uerldoben.
Seap er, lltab, 19. Sult.-@egen mebz
rere Der widti9iteu Selaitunss3eugen gegen
See III Dor einem Sriebensridter Die slntlage
pegen Setbeillglug on bem Otaiiacre erboz
ben porOen. Naribaa Dtarpea bat feline
@ebiilfen angemteien, ni6t su geitatten, Oab
elmer Der 3eugen perbaftet perbe uub bat
ibneu befoblen, i'm Safe Der gtotb bic 2eute
NIT ben @afien in Der Sano 5n pertbeioi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20
6nff3ftfffnrA,
gMppnef eeSMnfett.

Bangor, Dte., 10. Suli. = @eorg
Wcbmap bon Meotpap erlhlu9 9eltern letne
sSrau nit einer Qrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20
Cine 8efabrnoue Sseanreiie.-Gtne
fIetne SSadDt inter f6 Spnnen
ntad1t nit pter YerSoaen Die
GciSp ii f,er N0a 9E GER

St. 50 bn, g. g., 10. Sult. Die
Sad)t y@fiort," tnelde faum 16 3onnen bdlt
uno am 20. Wiat BON SleetrpoOb. gnglanb,
abfubr, iit seitern bier ein9etrohen.s 0as
fleine Sabrseu9 bate auf Der gan5eu 5feile
nit i6welen Stiirmen 81 tdmpfer. Die
Manni6aft beitebt aus oem @apitdn, benz
| Gteuermauu unb srpei &naben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20
ugSeHlt6cWarOlanSerGircmbabtt. ,

Nerld6t GalOert- statlon nab hager5tomn, 6onoz
per- fSrc6erid, gmmttSbure, 6ampiteao. UiGnheiter,
gBapnesboro uub alien Buntteu Der 8Gbn neflttI
pom nuionzBro9e nab 0agerotouu unO gBtltamsr
port, Nio., um 7.25 Dtor9ens (aus9enommen COINS
tGgs).
giadD dGen Stattouen bis uuton=8rtbse, nm 9.45
ubr Utor9eus uHo 6.1U ubr Abeu0s, aus9enommeu
Sountd9s, uno oann nm ubr Wior9ens.
3u9e tomnen in Baltimore nm 7.35, $40 uno
O.3O 8ormitta9s, 1920 Natm. uHo 7.10 abcuo6 an,
5onntags aus9euommeu, uHo oGnn UNI $50 llbr
Dioraens mo 7.l0 llbt Abenos.
8er6iuoun9eu nit Dem u9r Dfor9ens 3uee
peroeu NIT ben StaaczSoa6es fir odmpiiea6 nno
chandelier an Der @len@ n@Dtorris@Statiun fir gma
mittsburs in Mehdntcstomn, uno fir g8aonesboro
citation 9cmabt.
8iGet,8iireau unb 0omeuzBartor, an Der gde
Der Gutaluz nuo BapetteitraBe uno sultonzStalon
ruoAuItr19e fur 8d93a9e gelaiieu fueroen touneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20
No,,,nf FeiSeI rfSri1Infa mn

Srento II, Ms, 19.Suli.-gine &eliel
@rplolion faab beute Osahmittas in Bbite
beab's StubbersS Sabrtf fiatt, nnb 5rueiWdune
m,trApu nrn perbriiht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20
gas Wsiftel. 1t,to siios9l.nertfa.

X1ftS Wtffets nnO SQo=NntertEG%
gerp 0orf, 18. Sult. - Der gunoe8
9ampfer 1Yowbattan" brlngt folsenbe geat:
rihten:
Ser 3wiit 3wii6en benz 5taate Ganama
unb Der gunbesregierung iit beigelegt unO
General Gamargo III Sretbeit utb als @bef
Der Nattonaltruppen pieber eittgelett NOR.
ben. 9aS III Banana liegenoe Sataillon
ipurbe BON auoeren Sruppen aus Sogota
abael6it.
Or. Bablo aroIemena lit gum erndhlten
BrGfbenten BON Banana erflGrt porben.
Der Staat bat lein Sotum fir Or. Mtene5
ais BrdFoenten bon Columbia abgegeben.
Ser Yunbesoampier Omaha" lit BON
Gaaao 5u Banana angefommen, Tim ieire
IblDiungs bic Der .8ombattan"
brad)te, aufSnnebmen. Die SfftSicre oeS
,Smaba" febrten NIT bem yBonbattan" III
ibre 9eilnatb suritd.
gSettere Ea6rid,te,t atts Sen @er.
Staten oou Columbia.
Ban a NJ q, 5. Suli. - Die 9tfferenSen
5pil9en oem Staate Panama uno Der gun-
Desresieruns baben eine friebltd)e 2Oluns er=
fabrell.
Die Welbung, bic 0ationalregierung babe
alle auf benz WagbaleuenfluB i6mimmenben
0ampfer nad) 9onba beo~oert, gum 3ped
berl1eberld)iffung ponGruppcn mad Der &iiite,
perfeblte nidt, Oie Weiuung rpadsurufen, Die
&rrppen ieien gegen Banana beiimmt, fails
2etteres Die @enugtbuunS fir Die Serbaftung
Des Sen. @amar9o ntft letlte. Brdiioent
8ere, nabm nit 500 Mann am Magbalenelt.
Slug Qufite1ung uuo ianbte, Inn gum letter
Wfale freunbihaftli6es @ntgegenfommsn 81
periu9en, Sruei @ommiiiGre mad Banana,
rpeld)e Saielbit aln %. Slni anlaugten uno
iofprt nit Den gebGrhen sur @onfereu3 Sul lan1z
mentraten. 3tpei Gage lang perhielten iif)
bic 8ebDrDen BON Banana abtueileno gegen
bic Soroerunaen bes Brdfoenten Yere3.
gtlieblid, belann man lid1 zines BeTieren; es
tpurbeu Spet &ommliidre ernannt, pelde
bann and am 2. Suit etnen Srtebenspertrag
AT Stanoe bra6ten. Dem Sertrag 9enldB
1T Der @eneral @amapo in Sreibeit Su iebeu
unb nit bem ieitber innegeba babten@ COMMANDO
Der Hationaltruppen on Der atlanttIdenSiifte
pieber 3u betrauen. Die @arntionen bon
Bogota uno Banana pe9ieln segenIeitig
ibre @arniionplate. Die algeneine Sreube,
iueld)e bas Sultanoefomnlen bteies ScrtragS
in Banana erseugte, fanb ibreu Iusorud
bur6 ein ganfett, raS am Z. Suli i'm y@rano
5otel" ben @onlmiliGren aus So9ota 9e9eben
porDeu it.
Die Slrp fir Die Srdfibentenpabl bat bic
StimmenSablnn9 auf Den /. Suli anberaunlt.
DaS 8etum 6eS StaateS loa fir ben Or.
Wiennes lauteu. Ser SertragSabidluB TT
Don benz Brdfbenten Dtiro gum GrlaB elmer
gliidmiini ihenoen Ibreiie an Die Siir9er oes
SfbmuS perperthet ipprben.
Die giahridten aus ben @ummi6aum'
9iitriften in 9arieu lauten giiuitig. @roBe
@ummiquantitdten, tuelde in 8auana tdJ=
lid ertpartet tperbeu, tperben ben @ei6Gfts'
gang poraus iiftli6 giinfig beeinfuiien.
gtabe ben Guellen Se8 Gbueunaque III
etr ueues 9orf, genanllt Sebaitopol, erf an'
ben. -.,...... ....
3um gewGblten Brdfoenten beS Staates
Banana 1T Or. Yablo aroiemena erfldrt
mcrbcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20
8e8peiler Iilr gteilenae.
Baltimore : Motoutoe . @nr,n

., Baltimore YotOutac 8 SaGtt."
ytad gBa6n9on mo Udttel=Stationen uno oem
Siioeu - SerIdBt &dloertitattou INN 7, 7.l5, 1905
Sormittag6, 1. 4.tO, 6.i5 uno 9.25 ubr abenos, On
@9arIs6tra6en= uHo BeUui9loauiazAoen Staiion
anbalteno; aud S5Grtc6fraben citation um 4.iO
ubr Uor9ens uno 2.55, 5.4l uno $50 llbr gtatJm.
8ie anocren 3i8e td8tt4, Sonnta96 ous9enoma
men.
gou @0ibtugton-6,OO, 7.f5, $40. o.23 Dlorgeug
mo t1.55 &ormtttGas; lis, $40, 400, 7.l0, 9.03
unO 10 ubr 10 Utinuteu abcnhs tG9tit. 500 Diora
gems, Otonta9s ausgenommen, uuo I0.tJ I6eHos,
Sumitdgs ausgCuommeu.
Yerlaiien Bennplo .=Statton mad g4aibinQton 7.
10, 730, 1915 ubr Uior9eRs, i2 l.Uj yta6mittaQs
6.3l. $50 uno 1901 a6eHos tdsItb. Jtad1 annapoa
lis um 7.30 uno i.05 JGbmittags.
8erlaiIen Baltimore fur Bope's @reef um 7.t5
ubr Uior9ens uno 4.l0 ubr Rabmittags tdsli6,
ausgenommeu Sonntags.
Gertaiieu &6aresitr,z zStation fir g1eiuz Tori unO
Bbilaoelpbta um $50 1875 BORN. uH0 $50 ytada
mittd9s (aus9enommen Sonntags), uuo um 1851
Nbos. tdglidb. giGt Bbtlaoelpbta um $50 Na6mtts
tags tdalidb. Aae 3use batcn an Der &barIestraa
BcnzSt0tiOH an.
SerIaiien Baltimore fir annapolts nm 7.i5
Utoreen5 II. 400 uhrJtatbm., aus9euommen Sonnt.
9iGf Dem Sil6en itber JfihmoHo uHo 2pnh6urg
j lbr 40 Diorgens tG9lid uub um 9.35 abenos, tdss
lid, aus9enommcu Sountdgs,
Gaetz 9iireau uuo 2utrd9e tir gag9age entgca
eengenommeu al Der Jlorboftz@de Der Ial0ert= uno
BalttmoretraBe.
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.mnltfmnre Shin miSe1fnfu /"

Jtadb QBalbngton AS 500, 6t5, $50, 7.30, 0.O0
1918 Sorm., IL ubr Utttags U.3O an Souuta9en),
$50, $50, 4.10, 500 $50 Hadbm. q ubr 46euos
Gonntags,) uno 1000 AbeuoS td9Iib.
gBegeitntioHeu i.3o, $50, 500 NIP n9r DuttGgs;
Q.30 ga6mtttGgs an SonRta9en) $50, $50, 500,
$50 uno 800 u6t abeRos.
annopolis 5unction 5.2O, 7.3O URorsens.
tlbr gtd6mitta9s.
Iletropolttan 3pets-6.O0. 12, 90 u5r Dlorgens,
i.t0 uhr Ibenos. LOO on SoHHtG9en.
Nnuapolis - 7.3O DiorgeuS uRo 500 Rabmits
tags, ausgenommeu SonntGgs.
Aerdnora uu0 Dem SuoneteH - eco WlorgeR5
uno i0.00nbr Ibenos tdglttb.
Rt6mou0 uno Dem Sit0eu 500 ubr U2orgenS
tdg(ih, uuo 600 llbr abeubs.
l4ef uuo Rorolpeit - 6.tj ubr Ulor9eus (RtGt
uah Bitt5bur9, Columbus ooer Sau6ustg am
SunntageJ uH6 4.10 Il. 1000 ubr Abeuos.
SeserstoiuH - 500 uhr Dtorgens; 4.t5 l1br gtat~
mittaqs, au6genommen SOnntGg5.
Ere6Iif - I'm lqr Bormttugs Qu6genons
men Sonntdgs, 4.t5 uno 800 ubr HQtmtttGas uno
&t3eftationcn aui oer 5auptbabu tdglth.
Yieomont, StauntoH uHo lSegefatouen, 6dupts
| 6H9n - llbr Dtor3ens, aus9euommeu Sonntags.
2btnbPiier uno geQeitattonen, Saupt6abn, 4.15
Vaehmttta9s, dusgenommen Sonntags.
| @licottz&itp - ubr Dlorgens, IS uno 4.t5 ubr
ytadmittags, auS9enomlnen SouHtags, un0 %
| ubr Rabmitta96 taglih.
| 3Iee peraiien a8aibtR9tou fur Baltimore - $50,
720 Ulor9en5, 1.O0t .. 91O, 7.15 SID uHo ll5r
Ibeuos tG9lib; 800, g. IS, $3.50, 1915 uno II 80
8ormtttags, $3.50, 3.4j td8ltt, ausgcHommen COINS
aae 8ase patten am rgtaoutt 9OtsI~ bcrm ass
( lGuz6Duie On.
| 8tltetzBireau-gam Gtatou uno Sloofts
| gde Der Baltimore uHo @aIpertfr., no Auitrdge
| Iir SaggaSe cmpfan9eH, UNI ua1 uuo bon traeno
eiuen Sta0tt9etle 6cjor6ert 5u iDeroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20
yetere 9ertd1te Uon Guba.

6apauna, 16. Suli, via Sep. 8eit, 10.
Suli. - Sn oieier Start, iowie in0tatanSaS,
@aroenas, Buerto. Irincipe, @ieniuegps unb
Santiago Oe Cuba itnb perifiebene Yeriouen
perbaftet tporben, neil ite bas 0efret perlebz
ten, pelfes uerbietet, 3eitz@pntrafte fiir@Olo.
lieferun9 ab3uidllteben. Mebrere Yerionen,
lpeld)e i'm Seroafte ifeben, conipirtrt sn ba=
ben, nm eiue @rbebung in GuaualaD berbeis
5ufiibren, iinb perbaftet nnb bierber gebratt
nnrNpu
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{. 10. Goutrafte jfr bic Nusriuns BON yier=
brauereien, NiatSbdner, Uiet9er GtabliIiemente,
Vapiermiihlen unb aae anbere Arten bon Sabr.tr9ez
renleauna aller Mrt. Yldne unS Soitenanihtdse 9es
Iieierf. Oieparaturen prompt beiorst. Seiern 9nBz
tua6ren 5u ben bui9fen 4Sreiien. Wiun lenoe Inr
Hat0(61e. isll EE. .T- (Sun1J, ,l2WfteN)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-20
progrfB- Mafbinel, : Comp.
Nr. IL, Smatt SttnBc,

SaItint ore, Wo.
Eabrif Der Gerdnf6=
IpSen HIeifMthneis
pe:WaSd)ine1t, D | {
lbeiten ie fir Wtetser
aemabten Maihinen.
Cd titaispreffen NIT
combinirter Shraube
rno f9uenerRilf
suns; Dampimaibi=
nea, SeHel, 0ampts
&eiiel Shmalaausz
Taiien, Bferoe &ra!ft,
@inbemalbinen,W Wtns
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sic aeftnhIeuet, ebliaattnnett,

Us a1b IN at 0 n, 19. SiIlt. = GtHe bel
nidlt unterset6neten, BON berr grfengaa
banf" an Barre, ST., geiohlenen Sbll9atto'
men, ulrbe beute anf benz Stl9nnss~ Sareau
peS SAatanltes ertbedt. Die Signatur oel
gantbeamten mar bin5ugefiist worben, bod
gltf iie ni6t i'm @ntfernteiten Oertenigen Der
d6ten Sbligationeu. Die gtote, $40 pertb,
tpuroe bon elmer Sanf in 8rooflpn etnge'
ianot, Der iie tpieSer suriidgeididt uerSen
f,,irh
The Van Buren press., 1875-07-20
I" A. Dull % Q Hse.''

The expression should never have pas
scd into an adagc. There are ss good
reasons why hoe should be sharp as
why au axe or scythe should be- All
are used for cutting and. conseqently.
all should have . sharp edge. If hoe
does not have q sharp edge, put one on
it, before it is put in the ground. Use
grindstone, whetstonc, or a fle to take
off the bluntness. For use in most sorts
Of soil hoe needs to be sharpened every
day before commencing work. It il al.
SO good plan to have file along in ones
pocket to use in sharpening the hoe " be
tween meals or whenever it Is dull. 1t
requires sharpening as often as scythe
or an axe.
1t may be said that this sort Of usage
will wear out hoe. So does grinding
and whetting wear out any cutting in
strnment. Hoes are cheaper than men,
and one or the other will be worn out in
work. Supposing a hoe is worn out in
work, there is economy In keeping IL
sharp, for man will do fourth more
work with 1t, and do 1t better and easier,
and il the hoe is little worn BY the
sharpening process. the man is proper.
tionatcly saved. Hoes should be made
of the best Of steel, and kept sharp, and
well polished. There is poor economy
in using dull hoe or a dull scythe or q
dull axe. Many farmers do not know
what it is to handle hoe in the condi-
ton it should be before it is put in the
ground. If they did, they would not DO
SO reluctant to use 1t.
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POET RY
Better than Gold.

Better than grandeur. better than gold,
Than rank and title thousand fold
Is healthy body, mind at ease,
And simple pleasures that always please
a heart that can feel for II neighbors woe,
And share his Joys with n genial glow,
With sympathies large enough to enfold
All men as brothers, is better than gold
Better than gold is a conscience clear
Though toiling for bread in humble sphere
Doubly blest with content and health.
uptried by the lust of cares OF wealth,
Lowly living and lofty thought
Adoru and ennoble Il poor man cot;
For man and morals on Natures plan
Are the genuine test of II gentleman.
Better than gold is the sweet repose
OF the sons of toll when their labsr's close;
Better than gold is the poor mans sleep.
And the balm that drops on his slumbsr deep,
Bring sleeping draughts to the downy bed
Where luxury pillows his aching head
His simple opiate labor deems
shorter road to the land of dreams.
Better than gold is a thinking mind
That in the realms of books can find
q treasure surprising Australian ore,
And live with the great and good Of yorc,
The sage's lore and poets lay,
The 8lories of empires past away:
The worlds great drama will thus enfold
And yield pleasure better than gold.
Better than gold is a peaceful home,
The shrine OF love and the heaven of life,
Hailowed by mother, or sister, or wife,
However humble the home may be,
Or tried with sorrow with heavens decree,
The blessings that were never bought or sold,
And center there, are better than gold
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WHY SOME PEOPLE ARE PooR.-Silver
spoons are used to scraps kettles. Cof
fee, tea, pepper. and spices are left to
stand open and lose their strength. Po-
tatocs in the cellar grow, and the sprouts
are not removed until the potatoes be.
come worthless. Brooms are never hung
up, and are soon spoiled. Nice handled
knives are thrown into hot water. The
-four is sifted in wasteful manner. and
the bread pan Is left with the dough
sticking to 1t. Clothes are lett on the
line to whip to pieces in the wind. Tubs
and narrels are left in the sun to dry and
fall apart Dried fruits are not taken
care of in season, and become wormy.
Rags. string and paper are thrown into
the ire. Pork spoiis for want Of salt,
and beef because the brine wants scald
ing. Bits OF meat, vegetables, bread
and cold pndding are thrown away, when
they might be warmed, steamed, and SER
we'd IS good as new.--Cstldae Hearth.
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How TO GET AHEAD-We should all
recollcct that few cents saved every
day and put out at interest amounts to
large sum in few years. The price OF
a scgar or a drink OF whisky is foundA.
ton for fortune, and from just such IN
significant sums fabulous wealth has
sprung. A dime looks small, but then
ITS purchasing power is many times
greater than men imagine. Take care
of the pennies and the pounds will take
care of themselves Learn to value little
things. Little rains are absorbed by the
earth, and serve to feed, for months, the
spring from which the mighty rivers
flow, while the heavy storms run off in
haste, carrying destruction and sorrow
in their course. Little blessings make up
life's happiness, so little savings mighty
fortunes. Save the dimes and your for-
time is made.
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NO. is


1t Is true, madam. II you were gaunt,
homely, and vicious, or fat, freckled, and
revengeful. the world would let you gal
lop around in grapes, and say nothing.
but, as it is, you have beauty, intelligence,
and bashfulness, you are expected to re.
marry
What would folks say ? she asked.
actually smiling.
Sayl why, they expect 1t! Only last
night l heard it remarked that it was
strange you did not re marry
is that so2 Well o
Ill go on and write the book, il you
say SO. but how much better il would be
for You to erect nice, cozy headstone
to J. Browns memory, put on tender
verse of Philadelphia poetry, and then
lay Oh these grapes and let some one else
love YOU ..F...
We'll, you're a writer, and you've been
to Chicago and Toledo, and OF course
you know better than do. want TO do
what is right, you know
Certainly, madam, certainly. You
will always have tender spot in your
heart for J. Brown, but when dozen
hearts are signing to love you, and be
loved in return, and dozen men are
waiting for the privilege Of buying your
meat, and corsets, and bustles and psta
toes and ruffs and saleratus and silk
dresses and corncd beef, you can't 90
pegeing round with that solemn look on
your face.
1t does seem so, come to think OF it,
she mused.
OF course it does! Go, home, mad
am--go home, and look cheerful and feel
jelly, and some one will soon seek you
out.
She smiled blandly and sweetty ~ l
held the door open, and as she reached
the gate she remarked:
'Of course--you--ysu won't
Not word, madam---I'd be torn to
pieces Grstr
She shook her finger At me and can.
tered gayly down the street. - NJ. Quad
iH Hearth and Home.
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The section Of country above referred
to embraces the regions about where Co
lombia and Venezuela join, the Colon
bian portion embracing the State of San
tsnder. 1t Is in some respects the most
productive part Of the republic, and the
coffee Of this section is familiar to all the
world.
The shock was felt slightly at Bogota
and adjoining sections. A gentleman
who was at that time in Facatatiya says
that the movement lasted for three quar-
ters Of a minute. II was also strongly
felt at Barranqnilla. Maracaibo, though
removed degree and a half from the
scene, yet felt at the same moment gen
tie but long continued undulatcn of the
ground, and not a day has passed since
the memorable 18th Of May that we have
not here felt shocks more or less strong.
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A MoTHER.--As little as am, have
a mother Do you know what it is to
have mother? Have you had one. you !
Do you know what it is to be q child
A poor child, feeble. naked, miserable,
starved, alsne in the wsrld, and 70 feel
that you have near you. around you.
above you, walking when you walk, stop
ping when you stop, smiling when you
cry. a woman No, one does not know
that it is woman, an angel. who is there,
who looks at you, who teaches yen to
talk, who teaches you to loye, whe warns
your fingers in her hands, your body on
her knees, your soul in her heart! Who
gives you her milk when you are small.
her bread when you are large, her life al
ways. To whom you say-my mother
aad who says to you, my child, in such =
sweet manner that those two words re-
joicc God.