davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-07-03
Who y'slted tfa Tekko IN 1859, No 1r6ifraodiwT i
hnrcrl1ton Of tle remainder OF tue oxoitIuf


"ho VISITED the Tckke IN 1861 10 1Inrr1Sw
reeno: '' "a ''' 'A'''0t
Thy nv formed et.1n: h rn!ns th.r h.uo
,tinetivc na,ns n~ H., nn" Ga g Justify the!
Il .a 'S ts ~ ssFK a. ~
hnn,an y"IIc '' '''"'s "een'e" 70 eotae tsofn ~:
Ti.s rhol. % n,na snma.e., A. !, u.,o ,y m, ,.,,rn
ne]fee forward with In ru,.iI, ajn,nansn r." % etn
shouting r. t1crnfnnn ~bi"' s.a.ts pnfRs
ina Of mcpayc,r '1 Ms %nrn hs fHasosd os ~ srowt
yenaa Al" III enrnrrd Nv s,1s .1; ~
t,oneInent ot tuelr tesItuo tine '' "N''lc'e posi-
Lassl. hy li.lIs IL" n:rira'ian come,. 1ht,r era
n ,arE s1s,s: a, cp,,c.tc % p fo1n r. s,,ns 1e 's
thcr lip. her e5tse.oses "to '.os sss snS aGM a';n
f1ls ink Al an before tnnc invt.iio Inv, VIII" r %
hrfnre tcmpst, ana nm rIrr. a,ln ar tm.n1s nv,
sEats 1t Adj ,orWari npts fha ttrtt},,n 1.Nf, p
hon IL hi,rats for!, :. ill incrr,.I, !, rrrr H.. 11 a
n sac, mrsr.h1y rjoenrr rnr.t u ',y;o nH & snonn
an o,,r ronii f:f Ia tus,; tr n.c. qt, ae Iaa H.
,esss1s "H i. Ire ,p:ati ,iH' "A '''' 'F'a' faf'o'e
Thc sSnnts htrs,nn after Tina uterc +n,rnr,. IN,
Drrv.h e P.,.!sa'.r. vi, fass e 'ni!.e'ios
mat h. Ind yofre dam aid cayernons i,eron; MI ~
pr SIN balanced hIa he.i amid lis mattel iock-
to rim.i he vrovis Of t!rrr-,iis ,oara of lon.
| thn yel?. ot d Mn,,ndoi wifi b,~dInv In thn snnw
apse II soInc urknn3n nn,i nrrsn tniuninnus,,.ss
blended soTnetmr. viii, so1,s III hu,an snTyow M
wcaInrs., ,-tFo,ssts Of liz Xxi boiT. brn,h az
| bfntrra br tic ftry sn1 rfstrts1 so,tf - "''>
F.ctte pv Ii" ftyeruh ansor n t1ix tnfn,tztca dcr
ose ali hs ,rr trrw i,,ensslyea s'' hass uss st
Ipsn1caeJ t};era, ysnr mi A. III a,Tfc an,
"Al;ah:ha, !" wilma fd.t,,I earr,sraIfa to nn,hln,
tot|nn turic1 amid the o,r,, h. rb.~ ,f ~ antadt
luyIan 1nnrsh Tnr f,ur tren,t - ~ H., ,nt.a
u7 tfa,up u tnr frer;cd tan nnI ih n,i;t .ttnisf
f1Iv IL tun,s In r,fns ahn1,t ~ IL H. tH,Gs ~
trrui ItsIrtn, shaken tn thrr toun1tttons rv Il,
mT,t and nuru,r Of thcse hnrrhle ans trcnocn,,on.
| c,4qprs. N"' - e.@'A'
Aid now ,he exhibition had reached us climax
, 1875-07-03


MATFhfn; M, TnE BATTLE oF HtHEvYsrro. nr F.
y. HrinHaxzI Author nf t N"a,T,tr f:cusi." Tran1.
lateI from Iii. ftalisn by Lt;lat :tns1I. A. 81, l1ro
pn tf. scw York: @. ~ Carleton & Gu. Fire,
BtoanArH1cAh AEn cnfT.rAL MrfcErt.Asrrs n7
Etth1aA II. !TIaIo !, Anthur If "Ihe Ai*iory "f
.SEa~.na ,.l a !s,iscI!t 'c A. MY L49n
hrruHthihArHr nr TnGvAn nC7HnIt. Il. d., A.n
MENhfn Hr I'm aosa. THE ntv. Dawn x. EurW11r
ASH CHARLES J.GrrnHiE, ". 4. In Two vol,l1ues
w. II: iama., ". +". Sss yosk: HetSst Carter
wrILinp+ TnAcrttA. Brr7fn 11ouK. BY n. 4. VIII
LARD. n. A.. Author nr Practical Dairy Husband
-" tte. intty Illustrated. 1!tE".. m. Ill. Now
York: Rusal tubahlnR COMPANY.
p:HtOplcAlS..
Tho ladtea will flud tonan pleasant reading ~
tho literary columnd Of t|is Chtcnyo afdgozfat,
anil many useful hints In ts sa.Lfon department.
Illc vorh IL neatly published. aud. being homo
institution. rloti'l receive tie generous support
of the women Of Chicago.
Wo have received from r. Hnet1ler, Chicago.
The Gss. uutnhes OF I!NHtsrdfs1t's Il!estratet,
NnyazinY, published At Htu.tEard and Leipzig,
Germ any. and conincsatl BY pera1nand Ffclfi-
gE2t!,. II IL psited in EuGIifh, did ita conteuta
are from tho pens Of Engfah authors. Tho
typography and illustration both arc excellent.
Wpul''c fot July (lic1at1ic Publishing Com
pans, Wasltpgtbh).
: Illinois eckeoEmastr for July {cook ftdwctt,
Normal, 1A).
Current ilumlora OF LiHelrs Liein1 Aqc {t.ii-
,nll 4 nay, Hostnnl and .Apptton's journal
u. Apnlclqn l. TO-. REV York;.
I american Naturalist for July (Pefbody Acsu.
emy Of 5cieuce Salem. Ma$A.J.
Western for Iusy <tEtstera Publishing Asao-
cistlon, st. Louih).
, 1875-07-03
SONGS or TENNYSON.

Tfafn " Queer Harp."
THE M1LNsiAiDs SONG.
Gflame urou yuN, Itobn.
Slyiun upon you now!
Kiss tne wn'11 you Will my hand1
Milking thr GOV:
D4tstra gr1,w again.
Klnr cups blow again,
And ypu came aud kiA3 u mo milking the COW
Robin caue .behIud tur.
Ktss'N n,e web v,w;
Cnff him rnuid II with my handE
Milking tho cow3
SwllIows ly again,
CnfkUu1 Ety leIlr,
And you c1nIe mil Eids'a INC 1n1ldng the cor.
Come, Robin, Jtn'hn,
Crre and kiss ma now:
ur1r 1t .au /: With uly lands
Milking The GOVT
KinGdu,pf cnn again.
All thttlpa nttltt,
Come behind aIld kiss milking the cowt
QUEEN MAnr's LrTE-soNo.
narIess doom VI w0naarl Ilaptly fn betrA}ingY
Beauty pasHes ke GEeah an lore ID last In loath-
Low. my iu,e speak low, my lute, but say tho world
Il unslIiug-
Low. lutte, 1owt
Lars Will tsovpr round the flowers when they 1rBe
R"Ak.,M; ..
Lave will H. tie ialrr leaf and uqt 10 over.aken;
Low, 1y lnte oh uw, My lnte! VIC fale and ara for
Low, dear lute lowI
, 1875-07-03

.somo exe,tepent was aroused in Springfield
Hasa. on Friday by tpa RpllonhceNent that tut
young me1nbcls of wolt-knowp aud greatly ~
rpectel fatn!lles were married on tho 4tl Qf July
1914. T4att engagement had lons beon 40
lodncedt aud their. wot3dlps Was to take plact
thia sua.,apr, aud preparations had actively bt
gun tn both families, whcn tho supposed fhsurs
bridegroom remarked eaaualis that thoI wcts
making great fuss for nothiuE ~ lucy Lad al,
ready besa married aliuoss = yaas: Tlls 1eclara'
tiou created tho utmost as.oui4h1acns, neiths,
family having bad suspicion Of tho szus stass
Of lilo casa. 30 cItv,,iuapectly hsd the young
people behaved. Tho Wedding Preparations
wers, Of course Abandoned and thy couple
started on their brid&l toas without fustaeftsty-
aldo5 wp1o favorable 70 tue match. but sserse to
tle n,aif1isse taklug paoa last yosf: *tefeupon
I'D yo1nK iulks took t4s matter into their own
Lsujs 4t.t contracted j secret marriage iurtug,a
pleasure driys to Ehs!9 Conn., o1 l. indep4ina; M,
At Harvard College. aud tho son Of protniusue
ra!ro.4 olilsa IT, site hsa .tsssy atf; atfensa
". il l,as been understood ahe wss htsins fos
YAs51 College.
, 1875-07-03

Islands:
An crfdemIo Of nicaa!ra in1roauce,1 ut Lovuka,
II il bclrytl, by thu British IhAr-of-Hnr Dido,
whom that ship returned from Sydney with the
Klng and lns Two soae last January, lita s41umct
alarming proportions. Tho Levulta correspond.
cut If tAu Sydney Morning Herald, writing OF
March 2, suys: ''Tho tueas!cH have boon mud ART
st,'i producing ra'l sa.stress among thu nntiy'
population. lluulredA hare already died ant
tllo ra,agc5 Of tile dihcasp still continue ,labat
Cd HATH Savanca, LaIE-byutlor to Tl}ako,ulau
and 1suko, Il Governor OF tlto t'op!rat frpyiuco o
Fiji ono oI the moet Intelligent clI1fs, mt
. fow daya ago, au'! lntova. Tho troublesome olt
chief Of Macuata, also died on saturday ovenini
inHt, ut Susoya. Eight or ten deaths haya
occurred almost every dny for tho last fortnight
or thrse wseks. The diHoaso l!ns lAado fts ar
pouraura ii. seward Of slo families Of the whit
residents, eapcsia!ly tho children, although. soRa
4duts have been t!Ao visited by 1t; but q none
OF the whltaA Eayo tifcd tie natiyea RrG Glcat!y
porP1oyed. They any It Is blE sickness Which hat
COME from Sydney, and Why 90 not tho whitet
tho taao they have como to tic conclusion that
to use thar own expression, God IL angry Hltt
tlom for gisitg away their land, and 20 Ho l,ai
scut tho sickness and death TO punish them.
fhuy ray further that the Walto men bfonaM
tlle scsncsn tu Fiji tllat tue uat!Yea may q! bt
kllIeJ aud tue wte u.Dn get alt tile laud. Undel
this frlpGceA,on, whenever they arc takeu sca
they refuse to take either food or u,edicLnr .!
10 obey my Of the ,sYtiohs gwen ny tho medical
officera. iiuwescr ln'1rh taps arh eausionSc
aga!i,at opposing sllcmse!yes 70 tho e?l4, .ths
moment their attendant loaycs them they rush
out OF tlItir houHes. jump into tho ftEsk water
hole they can t!nd and lrink cold wster TO any
cstGtt; thu consequence tn thu. they arr almost
Invariably attackod with dYscntefy which very
The Melbourne -lryrs Of ths 19th q Aptl!
GaYB: According u tue ats5t reports from
Fiji, by way of Now Zealand. tho epidemic eou~
viii te.rta et.,qs 4,as ao4s i, the a,s asayS s,s
ALTAR, Ali thn head chiefa ets dead. Threa
s rs o sd o.l 4 :s. hi sS sst q
w,n,hrr Eayn u1cc,1mbed. Tla liyeasp rhicl
= followed sy asiesfssr e 9s a'snod
llsya uncovered 4sa Wert taaneed bY piga. Tli6
natiys4 aro onlr barytpg, tho bodies ,fsw itches
eI tho sui! on. Tbs elluvium emitted il aicken-
ing, n,,d tho worst rasults sre anticipated. Tbs
natives are too pAutt>strlckeu to obey tho Alrbc-
tiops Io1uad by the aoyurntnont Tor the suppfea'
sfiou Of the ualsdy. Trade is ut a atsudatln."
, 1875-07-03

wit1 brfef summary of tho anatomy anil p31rs.
tntogy Ut tho human ffamn. 4 mpht valuable
]ehtusf Of thtn department Of tho work II tho
rynotrAid In shbllhr form Of tho bones. mutc1cs,
nerves. veins ctc., Tint mako up TIM physical
structure Of man, II haH l,ccn compiled with
great labor. md presents IN a fow FaGea com
ifete vlcw Of ths anRtnIny OF tho human h"ln4.
Tho second portion Vt tho work gives full III
AtficiohH for the application of electricity 10 nli
rationale Of euro to rllyriciasla AMI Patients
wilt 10 readily dIacarnnd. Tho cuts employed
IN tho explanation Of ttn text nro oxcelGnt n1-
n,ntlca oi engraving, aud Tin volume as wtlo!e
il printed III neat aud tARtefn style.
LIGHT LITERATURE.
A NoARrHAn'a jiI1t1MA1E. u! HtAtMtr HtrHTH
IlnYEsDk, Author Of "tBnhHar.n lGtnn., pE 3Jl.
New fFk: Sle'dpn Il Cn.
Wcre it not for tho Iiauno on the titie-paRc. NC
Hhond conclndc tho a,,tIlor IT thia novel 10 10 a
lntght, observing; Travelled American. Thoro ia
10 pronounced local codiing 70 determine The
nationality OF the story. II treats as familiarity
aid correctly of lilo customs an character peeul
iar to tic United States ar II does Of tllosd
which baong H,inctivoly to Scandinavian pco.
rlcs. The sccno OF IlIn story ia localcd alter.
natoly In Germany aud Norway, wlilo tho lead.
ing pcrHonaees second to tho loro arc genuhc
I}oatonianH ttue to their nhtiyity In every par.
ticu]ar. The only trn:t the boo: has suggesting;
It's EorAe n1igin IL tht transparent simplicity Of
the etvic, which In without tRint nf ptottnsion
or nrtIiciality. The ssbry ii light iii cl1arac
tor; built up Of 4 few commonplace Incidents.
yct It is rcalAblc and may be Narrahtod Ia
uinnso GIL idle hour
, 1875-07-03

On lho hctclnr ~ Sc,tt.rI oto n tllc nnburbs
=, ~ ,.,nst,nttnnnic a tl,rrs .t,,;,ta conyn,, hr
7rkir. of the Howlas pervisEtca, tu the court
OF the Tekke tue chief ornament ia i fountain
shapod ike tomb. rtc4lli,.S ID mind ,he coilus
coyerct viii, cashmere that aro yiajbio through
tile grnttuEd Of the fuhora' chspe!s Of tho Hul-
tap4. Tho hill IN which tho DerstHhcs perform
their ecst.t,c DANCES and to which strangers ato
,rooi ssn;;,tcd ~ ,;;t-o.s ih6r vi rn1fciou,
toe'' Au'"'''oa ~ "''s'ss .'.. :.
ceschioases' IL s'5ulHe PA1auetostAu' oeVo'a ot
architectural o1nbelhah1nenf; Upon tho bare
walls arc suspended number Of hugo tn1ubour.
rc. viii, t,h,e,s icar;na, 3nstrin,ious from Tho
, 1875-07-03

THERAPEUTICS.
4 fEw M4NuAL or tECrao-fHzRAFEurEes, Asn 4
Hnt.f TREArnH on ANATOMY 4Fp FMTsfoTd!nr,
ilustretetl: BY ELIzAbEtm j. FnENcu. Edttct hy
n. Il. fRxscn. t:tno.; IT.: .a1. eh!eaEu: v. u.
Keen, cooku / Co: Fries Il:
Tho .alu6 Of electricity &s,s thelapsuslo agont
ID dally btinB moro widely and justly ostiuated
among medical practitioners. IA Bcieneo ad;
sancsa, and Ito nat,ire aid cifoc:s Of thia force
arc better understood. the fsdt IL gradually DO
yeloped that bore ls simple elemont wl,oao ef-
acleticy Id healing apd strengthening tho weak,
eued and diHordcsed lYnlIt, systcin IL Of tho
highest capacity. Dut, like al powerful curative
principles, electricity IL 4 dangerous forcc III lA4
hands Of the ignorant aud inearerieucod. It
nodds ID bs wiae1y uud carefully adu,ir.fstorea,
not only to insure beneficial results, but to pre-
vent thb inillctioh OF positive injuries.
Probably no physician III the United states hay
doyotea more study 4u1 6x1jelieiice 10 the do
yolopmsnt OF full Md correct By4tem Of eloo-
tro-thetapsutlcs than tho. auihuE nf tha manual
before ~. During All extensive practIca of
nearly t1ltty yesfa dho has employed electricity
~ Her 1tsdst trMktod and efficient hell, ri tile a-
jeot,on OF disease, ind wtth Ilho most sssigfac-
tory fexnlts. The fruits Of the know lodge snd
Ekil Essned IN this pFotractHl experience ara
nov publiuhn1l tor tie bQnatt OF I'll who would
test the lealipR 4ualitise Of electricity, and A{a
~ pfoaantad ~ to constitute ~ exhaustive
ftfaiae upon the principles aud practice Of elsc-
Eo-khafa apuuttca.
The d1st portion OF ths volume IL occupied
, 1875-07-03

Exoy1ca: ATTEMETF TO UuMEA1 1IcATE THEN. b.
i. +. t. AID l., G. i8Eno., Pr. l4f. Uoston: james
Il. Usgoud Co,
This dainty littlo vo1umn Of TRANSACTIONS from
foreign fields Ut poesy is the Iout work OF
JamGs Fronmau CIarhe '>d lEA dnughtor. Thoy
n.e culIcu from tho Iyrit u uocths, Hcine, VIC
tor Hugo, deibe1, Ruckert, Schiller, ucrdor,
Tholnck. And other German poots, and from the
GuIlsIAn Of saadi, aud aro pfefacod With scho1-
at1y casay on the art Of tho translator. Applying
to tho puems Mr. C'arko's own teHts, viz, If tho
yeraion rcctod aloud in the presence Of perao,is
Of tastn gives them real pleasure, It II snc-
ecA6. We find in most cases Tint they happily
G1finrd tlo orupal. Not only, is tho ycfs!lcation
smooth and naelodious, hut tho apislt OF tl,e
original lyrice hah been seized and transferred,
with little loss Of force aud meaning, TO the
English tongue.
, 1875-07-03

England. which arc continually recruited by. no.
lsstonn f;otn ,,,3 hS!o@ ate far te most ntede!ye
mon aud the gunb Of clereymcn rarely tate d
lead In KctcnGc. Aa llo retnafhs;
The pursuit q ssenesi unrohsehat to tho rrttsiy
sssss On tho councils ii ,ps .teoae d. ;peqs+ ns
Il. e, s.s a&s sss
eaoss n t.s ,ne es fn.sn pos sy
Dalnr Heath have been prosecuted fqs upost4p4osy;
s Il IT. st1y .ns tss s
esnng. aof u iaasssst influence ns re.aon fur "a
30 that they aFs too bnay, too mlrh hotns-ttgd, Of
es.,n{sa ID 1eeanlafy lneaps. nce&uss ott. pTofts
seuea ou al council sts.
The reai reaaon why cleERymen do not jncliue
tho acratcll or jar Of scientific truthA sgaiuat
il tartlcrs ssppesrs from III. dsl.oa's dit. that
tlqre iH 1Bbxe purity ct hreed il bcieylnc ,nen
md9oga sohditobs o ue!o Il aes Il thsr asa
phFenth; t}ao that a. tin tJmo uf their bfftt,, tfo
agns of tho fathers aycfdEod 80 years. ibid Of th4
Mothets W years ttmt tho families are largo to
energy are remarkably higa !. End that there ia
Atfsu&e dimfnution Of fsftt,ty among them, ,aa
tmon4 sli prHn4Yorko's. !, It ssi4o qppsaEs thas
typical men OF science are bard tolers from boy
spirits, aud = great Iowa of saxaasufo. Thev
generally come, too. frpm farniliea Of tnArkod
Independence Of disposition and ijbSrality Of
9pinion.. Out Of evefY tcti scientific riian Of
EngldHd, sefhn arc niembers Of tho Establtsbcd
Church, aud three belong to dlyerao acctH OF pro
ieBa no creed whateyer: :.
To quote again from Mr. Gslton:
Tue religious feeling Of cu af sci6ncs IL iecesssry
d peeul!ar et.s4stes Being saosshtiuE ,ed, .hey
deuee md saesaoassf of Ar!hoftsy hsy stasauy al.
, 1875-07-03

Tho second portrait sketches the Sultan al 10
kppoAred ii tho ceremony of the Dairlm in Tie
ufeea Ktash; on which occasion tho highest dig
uisariaa Of thu Mussaluap Empire are gssslous-
ly suffered to kiss hia foot.
Ths eultaa remained standing for few minutes,
ga noaM TO raatay scAnnai from had ta foot. In
ou feathers vhich II ttsn .tsn Of supfeno powcr'
sor df snrtout Of dark Llne, fa4ens4 BY buckle Of
re!b unitotus aud thtss. With white sa1tn trousers.
Polished leather bootS and s1qnntetJ httnK straw
aSs s asesa: s.s eo.se. e saS
Abdul. .hed1k+khan .wa4 born on tho 1Ith nf tho
month ChDaban. IN the year lg1s Vi tla uestA It'll
Arri'. ts43l ~ ~es iAsstfore, ~hen ! w" him,
e. u M q se.s " II
su4 ID
seit u %afSls. atoa ,te'1 IL i 's 1issss' nd
spean+ regular. lsa no.e hAd noi ths auyua c;,svs
bs!ousinR to .1s ,trsily :ty rusti4h t, ehssks
isad-sS Far ii the liz Iii Il y!sbie-tsc1usS ed arSu
ss tSsss sssa TO ssas sse y. :;
70 ssscs itself ID tneu 9pe would suppose them ths
eI Fl n sest4.l:, .eeo'Aed BY Hois Sls'on not ap
~ The rt,,: IL rh5siespon, w. not sontse, nor
aI as g s.f sSt fFns w w a .i t ss
.ks!ss4 nis DRY apon eo'dsa 1?at, I'D nospius
nots to dtsfo Ia tho ~oria tha II sas nust eodyn
F ~ ss;a II Aax qsa:x "x5s e thit itm - hut wros
Willy frseapa Jill u l.s fsa;h II tua warm 4ynps- s
ies Of nature ln tLs trHll ailuk 4ps. al such
ps @ as.a : ass tI t. xii II h4ix !. sxs4 ii; IL:
ant'le tntat, from sniIIt wairi thu l,e4is II The
ss.h N, .ss ''oas "efe 'i'lIs aud oven 'losS b-
~. AanpeE9 1plu9e Ii h}lea with earios
ox &t1phip leaGtiutfon1 like tha above which
The daily gazette., 1875-01-27
900 :

"
@2O. 49,.
WELL BUY A \
FIRST MORTGAGES premium BOND
N. Y. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
COMPANY. a.
These Bonds are issued for the purpose Of
raising f,lads for the erection of building IN
the city of'New York. 10 be used tori
PERPETUAL WORLDS FAIR.
a permanent home, where every manufac-
turcr can exhibit and cell his goods, and every
patcutee can show his invention; centre OF
industry which will prove vast benefit 10 the
whole country.
Yor this purpose, the Legislature OF the
State OF New York has granted charter 70 .
number OF our most wealthy and rcspoetaDie
merchants, and these gentlemen have puf.
chased no less than eight blocks Of tho n,ost
valuable land In the City OF New York. The
building 10 be erected VIII be seven stories
high tfsO test in heighp, surmounted oy
y acres. 1t viii bc constructed OF Iron, Brick
and Glass, and made fre-.proof. The bonds.
which are all for es0 each, aro seetired by =
first mortgage on the land and building, and
for the purpose OF making them popular, the
directors have decided 10 have quarterly draw
ings OF el5O,O 900 each; this money. being the
inferest on tho amount OF the whole loan.
Every bondholder unist receive ut least
32l.00. but ho may receive
etoo.eoo
Dress. 900. or sio, ,ooolo $4,000. or $4,000. &c
The daily gazette., 1875-01-27
LINES OF TRAVEL.
T1uIADFLPHIA. WILMINGTON s BAL:
TIMORE RAILROAD.
SEPTEMBER 2sth. 1874,

Trains leave WILMINGTON as follows for
PHILADELPHIA and itermediAte stations, o.oV'
$40, $50, 1890, a. m. "oo, 4.oo' '-o '''''
Philadelphia and New York, l'Sl' a. H.
1917, 12.42 5.42 p. m. ...,o,a 10 80
Baltimore and intermediate statiohs' i-''I'
1902, n. m. $40, p. M. m ~,
Baltimore and Washington, l2o2, 2.o3, ioUz'
a. m. +; 1856, 1.23, 500, 40, p m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave LOT an
New Castle, 500, 1910, a. M l.s'' o'4o
y. m. 49,, ...,a,,. e M
Harrington and intermediate stations, o'oo
lC.l0, u. III. GAO, p. N. IN
Delmar and intermediate station, 300, o.io,
o. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
philadelphia and intermediate stations 4.oo'
philadelphia and New York, l.Sl, a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.52, 2oS
a. M. -
Fer further information passengers are re-
ferred to the time tables posted at tho depot
II. F. KENNEY, Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1875-01-27
CHANGE
PRICES OF ICE.

so pounds daily, 40 cents each delivery: 100
pounds daily. 10 cents each delivery; 500 lbs.
and upwards, at 90 cents per 100 pounds.
%. We guarantee to sell as low as any one
in this city. 60
P0SEY d RICE.
0PpICKs-4 4O6 Shipley. 4th and Poplar. 1916
Walnut Sts. apr76
The daily gazette., 1875-01-27
CONSUMPTION CURED.

To the Editor of Daily Gazette.
ESTEEMED FRIEND
Will you please iLforn your readers that
Lhaye aipositIve
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
and all disorders Of the Throat and Lunps.
and that by its use in my practice, [ have
cured hundreds of caseE, and will give
81 900 600
for case it will not benefit. Indeed, 40
strong is my faith, will send a SAMPLE
FREE, TO any sufferer addressing me.
know who il suffering from these diseases
and Oblige,
Faithfully Yours,
DR.. T. +. BURT,
janl4-6mod&w ~ " William st My,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-05-14
A Healthy Brain.

No sound working brain without
enough good blood to build it, re-
pair it, and furnish the materials
for those muscular changes which
are the conditions essential to all
nervous actions, intellectual and
volitional, as well as those of lower
grade. No good blood without a
proper amount of proper food and
air to furnish materials, and healthy
organs to reduce a sufficient quanti-
tv of these materials to state fit to
enter the circulation. No healthy
organs, strictly speaking, except
from healthy parents, and develop
ed and maintained by proper slim
uli, nourishment, and use. No
healthy parents-no help for it.
We are, of course, applying the
term healthy to the brain, as signi-
fying much more than freedom from
disease A healthy brain should
show, by the outward signs of clear
easily working intelligence, we'll
balanced faculties, and command.
ing will, that its several organs, il
such there be; or its several mode:
of action, if it works asa whole, are
properly developed and adjusted by
themselves and in relation to each
other.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-05-14
MISCELLANY.
American Hotel Luxury.

The immense Palace Hotel IN San
Francisco will be one of the first
hotels ever provided in its table
furniture with hard-metal electro
plate; that is, nickel covered with
pure silver. The invariable prac-
tice has been with one or two re
cent exceptions) to furnish our most
sumptuous hotels with the cheaper
plated Britannia-ware in common
use, but which. in the end. is the
least economical. The amount ofelec-
tro-plated ware for which proposals
were invited by the Palace Hotel
was between $4,000 and 100000
worth-the largest order of the
kind, it is believed, that was ever
given in this or any other country.
Something of the scale of splendor
of the table service for this marve-
lous hotel may be imagined from
such items of the bill as seven thous-
and spoons and forks, four hundred
salvers for the dining-room atten-
dants, four hundred double-dishes
and warmers for meats, twelve hun
dred pitchers for water and milk,
etc.-all to be of the richest Cor
ham electro-plate, or thick silver on
a body of nickel, which the manu-
facturers themselves can not distin-
guish from their own solid silver
ware except by the private mark or
by a chemical test. The total num-
Der of pieces ordered is thirteen
thousand. Seven leading manufac-
turers of silver and plated goods, in
this country and England, submit
ted proposals and samples. The
contract was awarded to the highest
bidder-the old "Gorham" silver
smiths, of Providence r. L-be-
cause of the superiority of their
styles and Workmanship, their
standing of half a century as "ster-
ling" silversmiths, and their i'm
mense manufacturing resources,
which will enable them to complete
the order under their own roof with
in about ninety days.-[N. Y.
Evening Post.