davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-08-05
QBy ~ uttAt tpbt, foneeru befnpe.
fifa tp0hl.

uas ss Srast tns sslaaste ss Dsft0r ., dne. rtAn-
pen DtssAsis IN ststem 5aasf s9snn Otts beisbt rrs.
70 iatOI. lDtibart Der gDelt berttisa, bab S&H.xetutbi
bdlbar IA. Utnn mon redtsettts. ME s~orsefArtsbsn, bic
arpts 6ntbeduas tn Der Wiatsria mebtes. BEN spta Era
9erhial- seeen pals. aub eunsenirantteitsu surenbet.
gtrtrausA petl SIC g sitlsI Ieb.nSr 8srsils 6atta. s.ISe
surA eea 9tbrasd Sbrts Cordial unb Der .DpSpeyfs.
ptas@ seesilt wprbsn ens.' aut griuden srShtstli&sn
ss my en 3.lsaiS tn Sa'ersas su astssnssa. untss.
Grssittsb gDBe.. n. Res. 1895.
Dr. !; q. 9. sDtfbaIt. 4ertsz Rerrl SIN April
der abe balb enen trnalt6ea 9tarstter annabm, Or
sen snsfaki ntr eebertbran N nspmea. Sei&s
ps e iaete, NIT stras Griet@teraat suf&afta wurps
's.sa a sn. 1 '.s. ' ga,:.i, 's S.is., s. a. .. ..is$, s. ss as ;,tn.
absr braAts mtr Btarans. Vlstn Bsnnsen purss spp
las ~ das iHl,mnsr y as taIsst CT mir s n
mtS tssa aatstlsarsr eastk.tuatltt
etah. Hls legtes Wtttttl ppree ID p~ersnlast, Sprtn
Pine drtt Tar gsreial4 ~ iufu&ea. soon BIZ
fstlaf&t mar n tr yts NutsH Sab ais
ID a&t men tattl sas netus 0s,
babe a~assrtaalb Sabre assssrf !Stasa iu fS1eibtn, S%eil
ID fur3tue, Mid ju tauf&sa. SGT aber btss ID bic psls
asss1lssssns, sanalt2 sssnt, ~ '.ta: 80 f@r.ts. ot.'
ORA, sem Stees fir a~astnssdtn tusts.
gtt aufrtattsn Dsat6astet Ses
0tnftsis M@asttsn
ttsnfsn IN ben 9mpfansHtmmsrn er Office. Dre con
%iu!firsaet a.rits 70. anertannter 3n&ttsftt ssbsn IN
sur Sttt; fur bic Dsmubunstn bsrielbtu nsretn BEN
pubitfum itns Rotten btrs&net.
Cine fsI&t @t!sssnttit ttttet tans saene anRsIt tn
eanes.
Byt,ft aus rssnh tnex IbtIs pes eaasts, In st.tss
us Natb ~anatfraat irtrb. iperbtn prompt rnb uutntatlt
LID bsantUprte, Ntnaehrn foQttn tn 5erua ppu
!Redbfeln cher Noftanrseifunsen
abrma&t nsTben.
prtts ssn aDtfsarts .amsrteau Dpspsffa ptas" 81
pr S&a&te. SttttIbta xsrstn mad GmpfaRs bs g.-
trases per Pot j~ussanbt.
Srts ssa aDtitarts .ptns Fret Ear asrbtal" $1.S
pT 6Iai&e seu I'll sn Duseae 6laf6tn. 8afsubuns
set Gypre6.
we 8afarHsss fsatsa a~brtFfrt urssa an
4. q. 9. KBtfbart, III. D.,
~. 2S2 Wsrs 3peitt Ctr,
pRuahfyhis.
I8 1sbta Ia eNm Usrttslea. lS12tux
, 1875-08-05
Maieber Mbaan9. ~ msa; as. 10.

1EA1 rWA& A444 - Tr 9opnunera
a9tnttn uub Bsrtaufsr!
5tnle gpare Bss6er's 5auiltsn . 3eiun9 irttt- thie
5erbf-S atisn an une Btebt iprsn Nbpnnsnten ,p.t reI
ersBisn uno iGsuhsn Sieuarapbi en-. jwei ausrrf in.
~sisbsnesn bilosrn. pslns iptert Mpeane fupsn. ppn Dire.
Mnp'rion Gle 1sssualde sn tbesm Wide awake" unh
Fast asleep" A0sntsn habsn tmmtnisn Y. feie 90 If
bic bsfe tsnhis ssbUisns @eltsenbet fur lie 9Bir llstsrn
cen lsi&tsass unp l3Dnfsn Vertlu s.Ssptnfaub unp be.
jobltn fttr bpts @pmmiiapa. Asb r frubeIs epsr utue
Gtsnnsni srbaii fstsrttu f&Sns tIeer. 5tniaas.
DE 8ettune isltR fsbt y litter 5amtIten : icurnalsu pbns
TIRES SletSsn sa. unb n ~ popular, baB Rs Die srb6fs
Serbrtttnns Ia fer kSelt BAT! las eft ltttrartft,
Talent r,rb perwsnpel. &pwarb @sslsaOn's Grabbing
fanat esrabs an; tis frutersn Gapittl chen ben QtUn.
nsntsn eelisfsrt. Nrs. Srws's ian erfsbnts 5eles aut
MY wife and Il. bssinnt atf BEN nsa,n Sabre. Sr.
esnb Ssmanb Der eth autts Saldr eeer elm unabtdn taes
@si6dtt wlnitt. iouts fur G,reulars unb pttislilfs fn
peahsu an 9. y. Sorc u. Co.. Nsw gsrt. 4Wt4ofs
s sss' gs se %,sassi. S.s'''"a"9 senten perlanet
, 1875-08-05
Da8 Mountain : Meabptp
Maf5ncrp.

Sest srft, mad 10 Sabren, IGbeint Die Wials
ienrSIhne fir ben furbtbaren Wtorb fi6 err
filen gu iolen, ipelbcr BON Mormpnen nno
Snoianern am 10. unb Is. september 1857
an elmer Sdaar ~@misranten beganseu
murbe.
Seit Sabresfrit bat man an9efan9en, ben
Ebdtern unb Mnftiftern ernllib nadSuforz
id)en, benn jebt erit 1T na8 Clement Der Dtitts
Rormonen tart unb Der Arm Der Ser. Staa.
ten 8egieruns in ltab mdhtig senus, I'M
jene Wtoroer CUR 8e1enl1aft gu sieben. Sor
Sabresfrift bereitS muroe einer Der Saupt.
iduloi9en, Der Mormonens8il1of Sobn 3.
See, uerbaftet, aber Der grforId)una oes nab
rem Sahuerbalts traten 9rube S6mieriafei.
ten entgegeu. gtur, ba6 See elm Sauptl6ul.
bigger mar, telte lid flar beraus, uno Die
Mormcnen i1tenen 9euelst, benIelben oils
Siinbenbod III opfern, UNI ieine anosren
nb0beren" W~t,tlduloi9en gu retten. Oas
peranlaete See, aus 8utb, iid gum gtauts,
Seugen anSubieten uno lest erlt nimmt Der
YroseB Se8en bic Wforoer einen erfolsrei6en
6ort9ang.
I'm oenielben ri6tig oeriteben UNI piiroi-
gen Al fonnen, muB ben SeIern Die SbatIahe
lssbft mieoer in oas @eoohtulB Suriid9erufen
luerNen.
SIN september 1857 erldieR in Utah Elm
@mterasten, j3us, Der aus ettua $50 Wformo-
Hen, Srahen ulb &inbern b%eitano, bic gum
2betl aus ldoiihen Staaten, gum 2beil
aus Weiionrt haven. 9ie @misrauten maren
gut bematfnet, battsn itarfe Wa9en uno sabls
reiheS Bteb, audi pei 9elo nrb @ertbiaben
bel fid. Bis oabin batten @misrantens l3iige
M lanoe Der Mormonsn e%Ieroinqs Nngritfe
pom Snbianern erfabren, coer inter Siebz
ltabl ibres 8iebeS 9elitter, aSec i'm @anaen
paren fe bod siemlih gut bebauoslt tuoroen.
Die Wormonen batten an Der Gukaration.
DIT bomals bauptiatlib mad @atsIoruien
SurhSog, cine CUTE @iRnasmesQ ueue, wno
, 1875-08-05
&ExR Olb Dominion pawpfhit
.Npmpanp..
N a d q ~ : q t.

Siefe Company pirb stnen ibrer natfpletnben pradt.
opasn Damprer, Cie Dominion. IBpanute, Jiaas
Bell. Htdbm0nc, u ,bemarle. Saueras unr
Sepr. c ". 9ieer I'm Sau) an ieetm &itnfaq,
5rettae Ut Samstas bel po@wadtr ~abfabrsr
a5en.
Diefe s&tHs Hnb sans nsu unshpurp.n auspradl,o
rlr bieie 6pute estaut.
Sts babsu pra&tpVas SaIupns. g lt Ropms up.
Babe 8immes.
ubsrtreHlt6.
@paaren, ptl&s NIT rieitr 9tnis ~ssrianbr perben, Ian
cen %re8eImdbis In Jisp.SOrt an ptm iberetdten gier II
company, 81 giprtb oliver.
8ta6t rar glass meter ale Nsp-yori psrbsn f&nen
%eefDreert anb ptre pardr nttts ais be pirili@ eebublen
lntcifsn berehnet.
: 6tfs piels- 2tnts perlahsu NpriOlt nm 5 ubr sla6.
niita8s matrt ab pee gDtntsrs.
5ratt anSsnpmmsh bic D utr Nbtnps ieben Gag.
Wssen psitsrsr ~ausiunfi rrenpe man l6 an
George 3S. NIlen u. g., Nesutsn,
5feb. Office @ompanp's WDarses. u, dsIts.
, 1875-08-05

Dsfes Utf,-s N iest nab fApn ftt Iaassn Sshra ID
uanheryples St6rfunss. snt Iutrentaunesritt a,z'
sannt. ea u iebes anbere 6etlmittel pieftr Grt I'd uessp
sbertrtNf. Das Seest " btsftn -Sawebtf& Gtttrs" ps
Ianet Ses en defeS 0ebeimnis nuh 10 = nod lest 81
sra ipurbt q spa ben Ra&ipmnea bs 9ranbsrs fr DIS
1sbe Gunms d~berltesrt, aae IA u sur6aus aumHst.&n
kaS trseab Seians au6u benz Gtsl itamr boz sSs =.
hH ,GGwtbtf& Stters' staas, sba tl q Dba. M)ia'td
RttmensAtA >ar4 ben Wriauf bttftr sefdlfhtr Nadab
munsex ~ irasrtn. pe8s dtali& a%usfeutn ant itmedes
pte Ses e&h re&psbtf& Ditstrs" sber bu @efunbtdi
f&SbIia Rnb, ndbstnb Sat dsentlt4s une t&m .S&rt,
lid Dtttere~ WltEtpuea @tfunbbrt aub eetez nbalta
BET. Da btes kefpabns ut&tts 4 -tss 1t. aafmernars
sit bs publtfuuas baraut btnsel~t, BAT isser Blaf6s
Ssl&t pas e4te .S1pestf& Ditters" entbdlt, bt NamesH
, 1875-08-05

Ser @nrm i'm Singer (Felon) 1T
Elm f6merSti1es 0eiben, benz piele Yerlonen
.aus9efest iino. Solsenbe Cur mtro oils beils
lam unb linoernb empfoblen Sabe ben Sim
ger nn9efdbr 30 Ninlten in laumarmen
8aner, leae Johann Elm anf 0einipano ODER
oiinnes qeOer geftridenes Or. III 9. So
ntg's s. ambur9er &rauter.sYfla=
barauf, mieoerbole bieies perihieoene
Dfale nnb spar abenbs, fporanf Der Scion
balb -abfterbeu tpiro.
, 1875-08-05

Die Detroit Steie YreB" er5dbI
radftebenDe %interefante @eihihte: .@iH
GROCER Nimrob in &entudg erlegte hieier
Gage cine &lapperi6lanse bon 81 6nB 2dnee.
Nah Insabe bes SaserS maB bas nnsebener
alerbinsS nur 40 JuB, mir seben ibm ieood
nod II BuB 81, was fir eine &lapperidlanse
eben nirt ptel it," Iuh mir molen benz
&eptii nod meitere 8 Gub iaure @urte gu
. rlflingen geben, nm ipenl9ienS etne
bibihe runbe Summe so SUB - gu
baben. i--a
, 1875-08-05

yeha A~srj.riss, sdae nit Dssyesaa btbanN ID. gsl
teraual 10 %, bel eintnt lueuatf&en Nlatle NIT BEN fae
unbtassbarea gsrlanssn ~ aSsu earafIbdI ~ netntn
unb brano& bur9 bic 8ur@s bascu ausseihlodsn w feia
la6 saa @enaas f&nea aAs f&a fur&tbars S&ma,en
fslaen. Dp@ a,dt anetu tes patteat letba, hxbera mh
llm ane RaussenoStn. bs a. ,nnuaer hhIu eanae, aes q.
sas ~ tabtla hnbd. 81 anaIt sr Dpspsptlez "a ftlba
nAb letne sauis umetbuna. Die sld6lsHs Srsbltnfed
IA &Ietnea pirS ai&i Idneu ssbulba, BIZ lanie 8dus
I<tt wirb ens ~fredelpfs nnt ben patteattn brtnst eas
Derubtfsin. bat bas atben tbm cine eaa VI anh ftlba eh
Rd&fen lbn mebeR, Rt&t ielten CUR DeTipetaaas nab p
esr ian 6tbAmsrbs. atn uArxn ~
, 1875-08-05

gef>en9 6sarum bt fnrsdIiAen S&msysea auseaise
rtl&e bitfs aranfb.it nit I'D brinet renn In benz Cord
bid gtsitrs' tin 6.ilmitfsl sessten wirb has Seher leid
eslanssn tannf 90 l.nDers BIZ e&merseR fsicrt lne be
fprtetftsttrn @ebrau3s uirs bn Patient son UDc1t u
Root Id btHer btfnsen bts cine y7uRdHbtet 2elaHs e.
tklt ID. EaMftnbs fssnen ben 9as an ptl&em AZ sraa-
tatt parses btds pnnbubsrs 3tlmttsd ~ stsrssAen
, 1875-08-05
&eins PfansenfDEe.

eRtsalttn stiH mltrsur, wlixsraIttu sbu AxbltAs
TsfsstestrteI - ...D
A- Wan ssa&t, BE ~fsIssnten Gp mptsus, nell
o. 10 hurd etSrunsen Der Gtrsanunssoraan angel.
etn;
Beasyfuns, ,nnsrt pdmorrbpibtn 6lataanraue nae
bsm Rrpfe. faurer Geftmad. usp,iirtt, eoeb1 tnntn.
Dsssrptasu stssu Natruns, Ssfubl pm usberfununt
aab 6Aptrt TN Uadesn. iaurw SuthcSsn, duf. unb
9tpsstn tr Wtassnsrubt, S&p'nhti, fdnsles uab
SAwtrts Utbntn. ptrtiudunesn, Julian msnfHrs6, n uns
0sfabl bes Irftdtns bsim YtsssH, Gbndbmf Der 6tb-
heh, f&part punfthen phtr rae BIB stnts Gdletsrs
ssr ben Nustn, 8tsber unt slmpf,r sHmsf, TN 8oyf..
Nanstl an G6wsiI, fett 8dfbuns er bsut une BET
Guatn, SO era tn Der Ssite. in oer gruf une ben Cite
tsrn, sISSli@s @nfd1t son 5ise unp Bremen In 8lttfa.
>Dentat . fen spn Rabraps ptIen btrrtta bes g.
eta spn 40 ben e~tnsnHttn Stprunst..
WreiS rs GeRtS fir Die G6a6tet
, 1875-08-05
Jieber unb faltes Tisbsr.

esslss Sab sDs&jdhsbts far 50 gsnis tnrsrt. %
assst Rita 3dImtttd IN ls Gslt. stIaU aisbs ass
@sgfisssn snb ale f~snatsta ssrsa nstta &raxststeA
0e1sns. 0AastaA,, sHstftes adbts nxb fsneies alAu
lbanss latA &eIpas1 ytlss stsakslaa ai1j HSsN
kesea!et ~ s@sesest esess &sNefH ~ &sss IS
, 1875-08-05
Rux ans 9rdutert kFteA.


psr nepr ale s,rbuabat Sebrea ep.eedte eta sra,
ey f&wsbtfHer ar,t bd t<H ptAtnf&a ftIt&en Ner'Huhf
wdGs a faR ,auf anen lbrlen Der &ibs anhents eh 0
kAIhas 5est'vsft sspiar krautr uab sn Gstssa htrfn
la kfAet Ia AaaptbtaanbtbdIs bs
, 1875-08-05
Ottn" platform.

Siibsrslan,. cline eroAe 3ieree. GIN pcuaanttser
Stus aHtsr Ssftu. Hraatt tn &tftnpaarsn. 6aubluu.
etu ne b. Gtrtalare srattS ~prfsnbit. @brsnFrst
ep29sh etar &Iatfprm 60 SBsa
, 1875-08-05

Qsfsa, S&arlaAeehe eafheben ans pehprbensm DIatA
@eeen biele aransbttttn a S4psptfm Buffers pas ptrs
kMAs S&usmiiid. pdl - bu beRs Slutrsintser IL. sh
u aiebt dber plrb br @ebrau& ~ fpdt oetr MD penaE
aaX bu Gnurfuns t~eesanen. 70 bas pe6eu. Dtafera
S~GarIa&Httu anS aabes mtt 6isba serbunhsat KranL
Setttu austreAtn, bans mus Der @sbran6 fcfprt dnN
ftai perben, Ia Aranibettea In ettitm 6taptun dne az
Sess 6stanelnAs ufsrberx.
, 1875-08-05
@QbtpaU H. 60,

S2 0arrsn, @dt St aef Str. v. D
Nee Balf4es ume GDspra. e6t6t eins hretmGrft az
sRabwaS Il. &c., 80 aDarrtn, Gdt &bur6 GIT, NtN
9ssi Agstuaft, 3saitnbe rsrts rtrs Sbnta iua.fAt6t.
, 1875-08-05
Dc. @ahwau's Derfett VurearUs
unb FeaultreuDe NtIeu

sBais ssfA madlss, lauesf s~tnstatt tas Wa rrtuHs Ass
GtSruneen ees DtaNsus. be 2tbtr, Der &tussuetSt, sn
Rtsreu, Der plaft. gltreen etesn. ENpfpeb, B.ravyfuaa.
Rortltibtststt, llnptrbault6tttt, Eusp.yAa. Nuerans, bn
@aue, GaaenAebu, uutsrIsitseniuusnne edmorrbDibsH
uns a9t tnprbuunaen IA ben tautTsn 0reaasa, rtrs
asssattst anA awar bas IL ypatts tsrIrtu.
, 1875-08-05
S&StabfnAa


y sas tr ansladistsasn &ranfpsttea, stneu ses ~
f&ensei&le&t untrrpprfeu IA aRe lstbsR aamtnttaT al
men earan, Dt ura&ea. sdds ptefes fotsdit8s n
5erpsrrafta, hnt serf&iepsn Sab yteftttta sba op H.
baaplsnesrdt nus immn ptefdbs leta adu.td bic
ear4 etSrtsassmtsth sas Rustnfparm bs o. .au
nusssrsans nne baour& bea sauisa xSrpa ~ IT'D y y
DGs .SAwebti& Uttters" Rfpt unerret&t ea alt [,.6r
sanesnstttd ea ben sbsR ~erpdtntta Rranstettn une bai
aauftneen bic 0tfanbbet tnradeasbru uelbt (tsn "a
ran ~spttftltsr. Il ur'te'' %'""s u" !" n w anben
3tsAessefStaaeuhett
, 1875-08-05
% xrsyisn In sinsna balssn yIas Da6.,

~bsfttsss In p,aissR sas,atItdtHt
ardmSfs. @H~ddts. S%trlfiepfen. bbfen Rsys.
ts4sr3,. esrcsrbsnen Massn. Diarrbpts
Durdbfan, Seraop flung, Bidbunasn
nm9 allie inMersn &eintn.
, 1875-08-05
Ssnfansf4l&ss
Uo&ea

sItAssn. stnnsn. :.susa nas6als~ safssasms srss'
eetea-
, 1875-08-05
w READY RELIEF

>sns austnIItfli&s 3ale snssn bdi
&atianbuns her strta. Der Olaf uns Der einasnsiAs
gssashtcn su eause. xsblteYadssa. ettmanssbtl6su.
zen. psrstlspt,n, Synsrts Grpus. Dpvtbsris. 9atasrA,
BaFssn,a, &Opfiam,ra, 6abawth. Rtuvalats, Rseume.
Asnus, BrbaeIn. gDebflhtba.
Dh anwsasuns sss sssahp ReIief an ben Istlsnlsn
slsr ~trsraHsttn dptilt ntys eiahsruas uaS Wtltittssna
10 usbtls esrbhfGhrsA.
, 1875-08-05
Dsrft @ti-D os G&te Sdp.SH&
Dtttsrs pirs ausf&lleblt& b~erettet sss
Dentel u. 60,
AsS sesrs Trttts etrass

I'm ~ pubItlam pr N~a4aemsnasa usl petr.. a
eAen. VI bic ylamsnsaattrf&rff 81 frlksrss Sisr.thS
mns .tHf.M: SAssatns" kAe esaiAs ~ - ~
Dtttsrs eRtt6It etaasblain
~tereH4saRwetfaasea IN uEsIif@4 Hxs susfAes evrs
y, ls anitss Mntsri0rtu -DtaiS q & sssta d
tAn 8taf&s ~hstssflst ''"'
vsds 70 ttHts atas xlsissl ieAs giaf4sa e A<Sse
2vs1esFd sae Ssst>sAs As asesssess GAaaaA -
- --~S
, 1875-08-05

Rdlsnbs fsa!en tets etns MafAs ssn eaatway's vssly
Ntlisf BET RH fusrtn. Dsaiss 3rspfsn In Dadtr ssrsss
&Eanibtit sbt S&ussstn, bic psm Ws&(l bee N)sNtrs
A~srrabsts. s~srbtussn. o. Ia btHsr sIs iyana5ai1t q
esaass sbB 1tstus sIs tn Ntiatis.
, 1875-08-05

&sian@pIts,
eRs nnbslssas 8ranihui.a ans BIZ nestetnt[1e DtbsnA
MHe euiabtn fans aitmais " frib ~htssnnen prsen
9taa stbrau&t be- -S3weet,& 8htrs" asaau aa& u.
Anwtinns anb ks geRs Gpar Ia pbenssnAHnen i
ptre strthwtnetH. Dem patientea pirb safeblbar a
ssaadneiee 9elas sbttt turudessebey nab tsass lt fr6AeN
PttEtdt RsQt 10 haIb wtsbu dA.
t-b @ts 4Alsttnns snatftsA
gusssa, pdAs sa ssrfJames abfahruuean t,a N.
fAablt&t 6eleta tsesab dntr Nrt panfGss 5nGs., ~.
Ssppsltt DpRs bee nG4pehtf& 4tners' asbmss ~ ~
en sonipmmsa anfGalt4s ablrtsaasnittI n.A ~
puabrstAt perben seAR aAAa4s ant ~~
MIsss nab 0sN4ieAA
h q utss nxs6f0a, AsA sHssS n,so.nsn, GA
AaAssa snthdh, au9 fetAs AaslssifAsa AesenAth1a -
kan sxss4Iesll4 seasht sAs
9rSMasrNENssn
..s.. ss,t:ss s's'a'ssss. 81 ~ s~-.s ssss~
... .r O.. trl.,t.. e. .r-4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29

"They seem to be all here, said NAM
ma, laughing. "What were you trying
to do, Johnny"
Trying to-trying to-Oh mother.'
And he clasped her tightly round the
neck. sc Pr'aps I've been asleep. But
are you sure my acrobats haven't been
out of the box?'
81 certainly think 1 should have
seen them if they had," replied mann
me-.
She laughed again, and Johnny
couldn't help laughing little too, he
was glad to be himself again.
cts ever so much better to have
your arms and legs fastened on, he ex-
claimed at length, with sigh of relief.
CT should think so.''
CT wouldn't change heads with any
body Would you, mother3'
"That would depend upon circum-
stances, replied mamma.
s'I don't b'lieve I shall ever like that
old clown so very much again, muir
INJURED Johnny, sleepily.
But he did.-Ma1y c. Bartlett.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29

Milton Briggs, in an essay on ewes
tern Farming" in the Io,Oa Fine Stock
GaScttc, takes the position that in
mountainous countries where, In the alb
sence of malaria or sporadic life, the
atmosphere is pure and salubrious, with
the proper food, man attains to the great
est vigor and highest intellect" For
this reason he contends the highlands of
New England and mountains of Penn
sylvania furnish our leading statesmen
and leaders in civil life. On the other
hand Mr. B. finds that the low lands
bordering on rivers, especially in warm
climates, especially where malarioAs
diseases are prevalent are sure to give
character to the people of such localities,
as well as the domestic animals. He
contends that In such localities vice and
crime, as well as the lower order Of intel
igence, are sure to prevail as amarked
feature Of the inhabitants. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29
COOLING OFF Il MEETING.

The street-preacher, feeling his mission
superior to that of other men, doesn' t
always recollect that the golden rule
should form part of his creed when he
selects place for his wild oratory. But
there's street-preacher in San Francisco
who will probably be more discreet in
future in this respect. He established
himself at corner of Third and Market
streets in that city, and soon the cracked
tones of his appealing voice summoned
sinners to hearing, The sinners came
in crowds, not so much for profit as
amusement, and they blocked up the
sidewalk, and impeded business. The
annoyed proprietor of the store in front
of which the lowly evangelist was hold
ing forth, entreated him to move on,
but the lowly evangelist wouldn't move
What were the affairs of this world to
those of eternity? He cared not for
scoffings and deridings; he would OBJ
struct the thoroughfare if he chose, and
laugh at the threatened martyrdom.
Then the martyrdom came. The mer-
chant, tired of appeal, bethought him of
another remedy. He got out his hose,
affixed it to the plug, and turned brassy,
threatening nozzle upon the crowd.
Still the preacher preached Then the
torrent was let ON, and the audience of
that preacher scattered before the first
vengeful squirt. In vain the shepherd
sought by renewed shouting to gather
his sheep. The hose was levelled at him
and cataract roared upon his abdomen.
Then he too took to the heels Of the
flesh and left spiritual matters to take
care of themselves. 1t was fervept oc-
casion, but the course of the indignant
merchant seemed to have thrown what the
old darkey termed {" GOODNESS over de
perceedin's. Public opinion was with
the merchant. A street-preacher may be
in earnest, but he has no more right than
a banana peddler to obstruct thorough
fare.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29
4NTHROPOLOGT.
NEW RACES IN AFRICA.

DIR. Gerhard Rohlfs, the African ex-
plorer, recently delivered lecture at
Cologne on the last part of his journey
from Tripoi to the coast of Guinea,
which is of particular scientific interest.
He treated in detail the state of civiliza-
ton OF the empire of Bornu Situated
near Lake Tsad land its capital (Kuka),
and it appears that the negro tribes that
inhabit those parts are highly civilized,
In fact much more SO than most other
tribes In Northern Africa. From Kuka
DIR. Rohlfs went to Mandara, which is
situated south of Bornu, and then en-
tered the districts of the Pullo Cor Fullo)
tribes; he found the inhabitants to be of
light yellow, almost white complexion,
and surprising even Europeans with
regard to beauty of form and growth.
DIR. Rohlfs then descended the Tshadda
river down to where this joins the Niger,
and was Hospitality received by the En-
glish colonists at Lokoja; from here he
visited a negro country in western
direction, then passed the Kong noun
tains, and successfully traced his way
through the thick tropical forests to the
coast, which he reached near Lagos.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29
ENTOMOLOGY.
HOW THE SPIDER BUILDS.

Having first decided upon the general
location of her net, the spider takes posi-
ton, head downward, upon the leeward
side of a small twig or branch, or upon
its top, and then, turning her abdomen
outward, expresses from her spinners a
drop of gum, which instantly dries so as
TO form a fine end of silken thread.
This is taken by the wind land careful
experiments have proved that current
of air is absolutely necessary to the ex-
tension of the line) and waited outward,
waving from side to side, and usually
tending upward from its extreme light
ness until at last it touches some other
branch at greater or less distance from
the first. When this stoppage is per-
ceived by the spider, she turns about and
pulls in the slack line, until she is sure
that the other end is fast. If it yields,
she tries again and again, until success
full. If it holds, she attaches her end
firmly by pressing her spinners upon the
wood, so as to include the line. The
first and most important step in the con-
struction of all geometrical nets has now
been taken, and the spider can meet
with no serious difficulty in completing
her task.--Prof. Wilder, in Popular
Science Monthly for april.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29

crossing the Atlantic last September, snd
900 miles from the nearest point of New
foundland, two land birds settled on the
ship, and after short rest resumed their
passage to the southeast. They seemed
to be a species of lark. The question
was, where did they come from, whittier
were they going over that vast space of
ocean with no resting place nearer than
the Azores, how were they fed, and what
guided theml The writer is not of
opinion that land birds are often driven
out to sea by the force of the wind.
Some other cause must influence their
movements. Birds must possess strong
affections, as they are always seen in
pairs on these long journeys.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29

which may be interesting to our farm
ers. 1t is stated that at an agricultural
meeting at Valenciennes, France,
triumphal arch was erected, bearing the
following inscription "The growth of
wheat in this district before the produc-
ton of beet-sugar was only 976, 900
bushels. The number, of oxen was 700.
Since the introduction of the sugar man.
ufacture the growth of wheat has been
1,16S,000 bushels and the number of
oxen IL, OO0."
CULTIvATING THE BAMBOO.
In China the bamboo is extensively
cultivated. There are no less than sixty
different species of it, and it is used for
almost everything. Out of it are made
baskets, beds, chairs, mats, pipes,
brooms, matches, umbrella ribs, and
ever so many kind of household and
agricultural implements.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-29
THE WORLD OF SCIENCE.
MEDICINE.
FOOD MEDICINE.

DR.. Hall relates the case of man who
was cured of his biliousness by going
without his supper and drinking freely
of lemonade. Every morning, says the
doctor, this patient arose with a wonder
full sense of rest and refreshment, and a
feeling as though the blood had been
literally washed, cleansed and cooled by
the lemonade and the fast. His theory
is that food will be used as remedy for
many diseases successfully. As an ex-
ample he cures cases of splitting blood
by the use of salt; epilepsy and yellow
fever, by watermelons; kidney affections,
by celery; poison, olive or sweet oil !;
erysipelas, pounded cranberries applied
to the parts affected; hydrophobia, onions,
etc. So the way to keep in good health
is really to know what to eat-not to
know what medicines to take.
REMOVAL OF A TAPE-wORM.
A writer In the Druggists Circular
says that In treating some cases of tape
worm he has employed no preliminary
provisions beyond forbidding the patient
to take any breakfast the day ON which
it is intended to remove the worm. and
giving him large dose of Rochelle salts
the preceding night. At 10 O'Clock in
the morning dose is given made of
one-half ounce of bark of pomegranate
root, one-half drachm pumpkin seed,
one drachm ethereal extract of male fern,
one-half drachm powdered ergot, two
drachms powdered gum arabic, and two
drops croton oil. The pomegranate bark
andpumpkin seed are thoroughly bruised,
and, with the ergot, boiled in eight
ounces of water for fifteen minutes, then
strained through a coarse cloth. The
croton oil is first rubbed up with the
acacia and extract of male fern, and then
formed into an emulsion with the decoc-
ton. IL each case, the worm was ex-
PEELED alive and entire within two hours.
In each case, too, the worm was passed
with the head firmly fastened to the side
OF its body at about the widest part, from
which it was with difficulty removed.