davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-12-25

R | d mono ulet QSu tpeiB
iuas bas 2ebsn eineS 8ud)ieter8 lift |. 70
9eltcbetL oaB bic Nrbeiter. bie2luffldru q
oer gHiiieuidait uno Der Moral ,lid)t q.
0~toicnpfaoeu ipanbeln i~onoern iid) aujop,
fern fir Die Sci njdaft un> oicies 9e
puBtiein. 1T CT w'ld)cs ibnen Wiutb I'M
Stanobofti9teit peylcibt, ibr mitbepoucs
Wctf 81 bctrcibcn. Wie mubl tbut IS ii
ncn abcr. wenn ibnen angefiinbi9t mir,
oa6 dubcr osr Otenite oes 9dlreIbperi.,
ra!s eiler i3c~itunaaofflce, audi tie ibri.
gen bon itren Nebenmenld]en aeuiir1iq
usroen, nno ell 6aB ldl6ncs 2aaertic.
uelcbes BON Der beriibmten SomcSs 0tipc
0rauerei fit oas Brebperional ourd oi
'1reunoidaft oes @tsentbltmerS Scrrn
Ditn9lilg 9tfanbt iuu,oe ibrcr bar,t
Wir ia9en in 9eamen Auer uniern bsrs-
ltden Cant fir ole 9roBe Iufmerflaus
felt, uab witnlhen Sbm ELL bsiterssg8e,t
mdtSfeit.
Beldr Sbier allf bieicm Groenruno,
Gepla0ter 1T oils wie Elm 0uno;
Sbr 2eutden ia9t, tper mag es lein
nG,n armcs 3eltunss-9 ruderlein.
Nm &aiten Itebtc s Sag uno Nadt,
Die Prtlie trculi6 es bepnbt;
Gs idyeibt uno lett Die Sppen Elm,
@os miioc 3citunss<0 rudsrlein.
@enn CO mandmal Elm @lds6en trinft
ltno elmer 91Dnen freunoli6 pintt,
9eiBt's gIeid): Wos fir Siinberlein
ST bod Oos 3eitun9ss9 ruderlein.
@enn ole @clt in 6reuben lcbt,
Son5t, iin9tuno nah G~cr9niisen itrebt,
SIBt Itil in leirem &dmmerlcin
9as orme 3eitungs. Sruderlein,
Sttbt 'mol Elm 4 ltott eincm Il,
Seb, er ltoit &lbe cine Sub.
SGfort mub inltruiret lein
9os orme 3eitun9s=0 mderlein.
Sod miro tim nod ein Sroit 9cpd6rl
@enn g9eIbnoGt Elm SUB Bier bel0esrt
8om Wiln9lIng, oN 10 lh0n ulO fem,
Sem purF'9en 3situn9s>S ruderlein.
, 1875-12-25

Nnb1n zines @rOhebens. =
IS 9obeu liG, lpie ms beridlet miro, lett
Der Grobeben- &atoltrOpbe 1900 Ytrlos
nen bcfegrt uno Der &lrAe %su8eipanot,
ooer n9Que got religion" Gcbct bin
nno tbut Der 9lel9sn.
, 1875-12-25
WiibEanttn! aDeibnanun /!

Sh offerire fiir Sic fommenbeu 7cit.
t,ne cine 9rpee unp bull e Auapabi pom
Spe iereitplcr II. @n ggrbes ya4er Ypa
8aHee unf Itee INNER nDrratDia. Die fein.
lt,n er beim,l1en unp impp.ilrisM Gi1arten
urb Saba de.
Sn Eel f4teTsn oferi's i'd tem T'nt'ifum
Die fflsrnsen ArtifeI III ben annebmbarliea
Dreiien:
25 &annen 8iirii6e.
25 &IiteI J,ofin II.
rs &ln II IranoD 8firli6e.
50 &anren Eoma ues.
5 &llt II rtra itronote.
5 6dlier tilrfiihe Yilaumen.
6diier fra s0fiidc i %flaumen.
Gbop Sbow.
Sllbe uro en9lild)e Grbien.
Ocutide iiGe. I dfcrs %,emium uno
'paif @arilla @baco. ate.
chant Yineuppls, Silnbma~r, SAwei;er
uno 2merlfanll 4rr &dle.
Srudtbuttcr, Die bette Suaiitdt.
Sou MliIsn babe i'd bic fols.upm:
Gnalil4.e WalniiIe,
Wlanbeln.
Halmuiiiie,
Ybllibet5 rnb Tccan 1eiilie.
gbenfaQs 25 6aJsr res ausseasiGnst1sn
Sam lien Webles, nsl9e i'd lsb. ND s Yrr-
werbe.
=. S0ttiQbeim inner,
Nr. 1919 Wain Graz.
, 1875-12-25

aulta in Ntoinc, Miltpousee in gBiscon=
lin, 9amptOn in 8ir9inien, sulammen
6651 SnuoliSen berpfegt-nm 592 mebr
als i'm @prjoJre. Die Sooesfalle be.
trugen 81 9rr5ent. Sic taalide &as
ton oes einsclnen Snuolioen foitcte 23f
Gents. 0ie Soften Der GIeioung fir Die
Snpalioen tpurben t4eiIs aus Den 6onos
Der NnItalten, tbeilS aus Dem Grtrage Der
in oicIen rerrihteten Nrbeit betritten
, 1875-12-25
Rt4npnb pOit Office.
Dr1t< Mrron9ement.
Is. Oftohrr 1878.

Nnrnfide 9nrhhrH. :3nomnr tdoIid.
SvHnfode aue9enrntner- Nrfnnft 5 81. 81.
81. DO. o~U
Srrn Q g @niunft 5g, 81. -gva.
Idiub 1875 q. y. F"'
Norsti5e sssa Quf. TSond. orsoerem.
mtn S0nnlGoe- Vnrunft f45 q. d.
YOlt dluf I.35 NIB 8 20 q. M.
gibfide EnH- 3reirtaI taorid. Germ.
fa' h~ueesnommen. - Mufunft 1900 m.
t2.A5 81. 81. NV
@orntscs :, gafunft 1890 m.- gOf
@itamnnh e. GanhiGe Gienb ohu. ssox
f2.45 y. M. $'r'~'As
Srnbinr & Grerns6ors. Ymt iu,sr tSo.
tim. Mrfu # 2-30 urt 9 81" 81 a,sia
'olut Az D. nnt t2.45 u. 81. 'N
Tarmti0r- 5ioTiG, Z nrtoaa ouso,uc,,
n me en- ~ anfunft $50 q. 81. -Tpaidlua
v.'apsHte AglD 0ttettt abn. Idalib
S'mnta9s aHearnpm men. Mntauft 81. sP
- Epstl6luB $50 Y. 81.
SYndbur9 Charlottesville, e tauntpu. 81, bite
Shiphet e prtttle trr psltlit BON Wbite . nj.
phrr Spttlas &nfunf. 5 s. M.- Neif.
tflub 800 q. M. ''''
2ssf 9aint uns statioueu an oer y. N.
VI. unn 6-R. g. 3aalid, @snutaas disco.
nemnsh: = Antunft 1890 y. Oh Dot.
ldIab 2 ". 80. WV
0leueeifer, iltsr @ef pcint. ,aorid.--g,
tunff, 1890 Q. M--pSfldlas 20. m.
aapratcnnuf, liter slid Saul. tSolih
@'funft $50 9. @.- gsdIglue 4 q. 81.
Sames &iber 1aattfer. greimol pSd,nt
lid. atfnnft Mppta u, MlttmOd,s unh
9's'ta9s, 5 ~ NJ = 9sli6lug, Tisnfooe
aenn'rraae une SOanateuta. 5.3O0. 81
Saaal gafrt. Grimol y sde,uid.
antnnft, Mittmpae, areitaas urt g cnutaos
I y ~: : goii9tuh MUntaas, Mitlwuds
uno ',rstass, 4 u. VI.
sgartY amb &outc. ;3wsin, VI ,prdenNid.
=, NlfunIt, 4ttt nrbs unp Sannobsncs, &
", ~, =, yolfie'nB, IOnnssa1ss uuo Soau
, 1875-12-25

Marftberiht SON Is. Dssb -~2t
Gejb.
S@Isn 70 Gid, son espSbnlihsr bis 81
mit'rlmdBi9et ( crte, @erfauf pOn 3 bis 81
@ta. 9rr..e.
@ns efmdfste tic aur tefen SuaIttit Ser.
arf con g. Cts. 8mttp.
S6aafe, Gerfauf BON 4-63 Cts 8ruttr
Spmeine 76 Giid, Be,fnuf 81 prn - 81
Cts. Nsttp.
aalber, pcr Stiid Sd. 00-$9.OC.
8. IS m lii /, Woeem.
, 1875-12-25
Drp9ppos etc.

MtcurNDec Sucae,
tatrn jeff CUR S9an cine srobe @usm. 81 bon
Teittags- Waarn
Weibno6taO Weitnodts1
4. "i i,,,, s.e,nt,M a., { / 9ts :, Eoe,t.u,
Neujabrs Nsuj brs
Ttf n tri9en Ire'ie, i'll berft mir Waarsn
perfoufen, i0rtnen wu1p.ntar III mtbr Ln-
ertlarlia nla je.
ST es nl6f erfarnl d d war3en@ al
paca fH' IS @tf. au 50 Cts. III p,,taufsn.
Wir BADEN Gins DER gro ten Eager Don
idpdr3en u pdcl6 bier uno nil iben nur, tas
Sie unier Qr 10 frtebrsr, OIL mr iterAeust,
eh5 Fe Die b~iliglen in Der Stlbt iinp.
@eihuadts 0elb adts
Meuiabrs a,sa.n,,M rui brs c.sAse
@etpna6.s fV''~s"" gBe ba afe r"s'~e''
N.ut tr6 Nsu1atrs
8tt t,ten 6srafe 50 @tid nens 8tsipsr
lfefe lnter ptlten Tb eini e nb piilidenes
p.rlbs 9Iotb& ssebunbsbtnuue
uno NdpY.S nj Gabcmtrs, Sersfs,
liasua:s u't @pmeslta1r-3suse bsi ben.
lnler 5lanneli.3agcr 1T e6er af-
fort TT als mir IS j. frubsr anb;etsn t0nnls.
uic bcltebt oil
meiBea, rntben, 6'idten seIGem une
geiDper.eR S amnelen.
Spfrn-Hldnnpll. Ia alien Edrten,
itltht qua:tri III , gslt 'tift.
SperneW a II tel nit ntufa Wuferu.
80 aIerbthts 3euae in nlcn Sa,bsn
gu utreutenb b.rabgfleBten preiien.
Ga itmeres fir ! erren nnc Hna"en, bon
25 @erts bis gu cen fsinltsn impprtnte,t
WaaIen.
0eitnatts 90 ituabts1
Wsipna6ts @si9srf'sreiSaY DIS @eI@s"t
Ntllabrs NeulayrS
Gbin 6 lila unb @iber3euge "tiltaer
OILS fef Jabr ipleis. 8eraeBt niht I'll
Ter Wager alSu.e Gen tDe Sbl anesIemp
faufi.
@it matra te:pntsrs aafmerfiam auf III.
Ter
GnBoefen unb @atstIder gepartement
Ote Dtult r liuo GIc 4 IA nel u, ttitsDe III
leu tfitsn 3bree.Y 1s, Snarains. Sue
per AngraIhs emp. Sag, 8lahe,s
unr Stair Galpe's.
Suites Seltub 1iif Tubbsb!n 81 50 : 8.
S9tueres eng!iftes Arifub, /, II uMp II
y ID hrr,t.
ceitiAer unp 8rnfet &agS, febr biais.
@sitnadts1 areitnatts0
Ms,snaa 8 }@.fssnfsN sibmaa,s }@siesnt
Ntu1ab 8 NeujlLr5
Nsne Nr!rn Spn 9eoTudteu .3su5ea in ZEN
tsfTn Wtute'n.
Vlanfett8,
Quits,
Comforts.
9 MAMIE s,
au Miesrise'en 9reiien a 8 in iracns einem an.
be Ell TlaB i'll ter taot.
yin 8 rBes sa9er pcu selcsn Lfb detlsihttn
"a II III wcllen3eugen I'M SDee
tin. s, nelbe bni9 b stsuft mer,sn.
DEL Wdaren pe'tfn al II rem t>b ia
lteN Marttprsiisu ~ tanir unp .ic pewAbt
1T tsIier unc i'iI1er ais lie , gen tpo onre 3
gu betpmmm it. BE cit rtdt p%plsuipr uen
be' 9, brater : Dt.e,
Mr. 429 Nrvnp st aGe,
IN mi mint am l4en Der Alien nab 5,.n St,'
, 1875-12-25

0os Gonite fir sen 'SSomes 8ipcr, II.
Samantha Canal Comp. beitebeno aug
Den 9erren Guifir, 8pnourant unb 30
binlOn battcn por0eStern cine Gibun9
Sic Gereiteten Sen 9eridt fir Die Nftisn,
inbober Obi9er 8eiell6ait Dor.
, 1875-12-25

@or0cItern 9la9t bra9en 9iebe in Die
g8oDuNng bes Sen. Sarrp prtb in Der
Syronflln StraBe unb eAtwenocten meb-
rere llebersieber uno SPITE.
, 1875-12-25

Gpuperncur Semper perlieB 9eitern ME
GtaGt. nm Die Seierta9e nit lclncnGcr=
wanoisn in N}aoiiOn.@ ountp 81 psrle-
ben.
, 1875-12-25

Sic Iol9enoen bsuti6en &inber crbicl
ten @usSei6rnngen in Der yti6mom
9o6i6nle Sole &abl, Satie Strdub
Settle S%uneber9, Bernie Soldier, 6ran.
Gig Siri9bera, Wm. @reene!oalb, Ger
truoe @alerltetn uno Wlorris 6ubler
, 1875-12-25

Sr0u Sobunna Teeo in WicJfe0
Gitp, MtO., bro0te am 9Itittpo6 ternge=
lunpe 9riuin9e Sur Wclt. allies wDDI=
0ul-nnr Der 9lutllAe Soter trast llt
oen &Opf.
Sic Sron9cn Grnte Don Sos Nn=
9elos, Cat, 1T beuer nur bOlb 10 CROP,
ais pprlges Sabr. Mu1 9iDt es nur pe-
nlge Gitronen, b0 plele eltrpnehbaume
a~usge9anSen inO.
Il III Gin @ebeimnlB 81 %bewa6ren, er=
50ble man lOl1es nun eInem Derb,lra-
tbeten Mtann. 9ieier Wt0nn wlro IS
plos leunsr Srnu mlttbellen, iene la9t
Oappn t,lncn lebenben WtenlAen etlp0s,
ousgenpmmcn ibrcr S9welter uno olele
tDelIt IS Der ubrlgen Wut nit.
AUD 2oulspilr, &y., mo6t li4 mebr
mo mebr ais SabrltltaDt. Sus in Den
lnDultriclen Aulagen Der Staot CUR 3Ht
lntellilte GOpIt0l MIRO anf s2O,6OO,U 900,
Die 3abl Der bel1Gltiyen Yrrl1nen uuf
5000, Die ldbrll9taSobne out $4,000,
900 mo Ole 9elammte IeBte SuDrcs Yro
button oui $o5,OOO,OOO pe6IrTert.
S Dem am 80. SUM- becnoeten SIS
taliabre lpuroeu in Den NatlOnol.S npa=
lIoen<9Guleyn 81 Oaptnu in Obio, Aus
, 1875-12-25

Dis5ini'a Gpnbitpr- 9aben,
lilo. S07 Draaa Strsks,
Sat jest feline Wubnabtepaansn erbaltr1
uno beitsbt aus elmer srrsea Mus~ 81 Don
biciiaen unO fransOiiihen .3uGel uub
2.quOr-3 uter.9 8aureu.
6ransolilhc SOn-SonS.
@lpitulllirte 6riihte. rs Gts. per Efo.
@eidalle iiiBe Wiauteln.
GcrSlerte 6rudt- uo Sanos &uhen.
9IuG abcn mir ltOnc falcD d)acbe
teln DO tln @t as mo Strob, aus
PariS erba III.
Stil6Oruer IN alien @r0ben uno ~ ie=
benz Nreiie.
Girhtn Eomites fir Weibnadtsbdu
NE srbolten eInen 2isconto.
Pis3iai! pissiai! 887 roao Cir. ir
, 1875-12-25
0etbnadten! Dsibnu9tsn!!

1ettnadten! Wsitnu9tsn!!
6i' BIZ tcmmerfer aeatass b,te i'd be
olssnte id"adba tt @tbdde pOErdttis, me d
a blai9fn 9.siisu ou5perfaur psrbsn:
Sruit. < punge, Yruno uno 2abbGafe.
ut Se aieru gen, talieno fit Sod) ,eiten,
Sei'Gid)aften etc.
@le baro s3ud2rtuerf. 9liirnteroer
eebfu ben, 0luunldweiaer Cont fudcu,
Sfrfcrniiiie. Nuisfuher H.. I. 10.
3inmtz uno Nepfelfuhen hcuti6.
gto iii. NaOunfuhen uuo o1e Sor,en
bon , II %feinlten uno I9mo d5aftclten Cor
ten.
2pmis Srpin,tr,
9eutif)e i tcret.
% 70? So. y 6 Wo. fbdn GtrnEf,
, 1875-12-25

OrD WpDcS! Dry Wppts |!
8. 81. Driee unp GD.
SEQ. 110l Wiain Ctr, Gde Der IL.
erbaltm nit icoem Gage ncue 9crtit>
waaren ale:
1ort'ss Gamsslbaor- Nn,iiat.
Sdma se l,nae uno "rrs,e. Sb 'wiS,
Sstt SapfeS" 10-i II 4, ST.
S&ma &c. une fltti or lei entr ~ammes. =. =.
Das Eager nm 6 6imers. ms!de In Wir-
gina een.b'. pTp liet' Scrs SBe
.3sn9e fur uibs'rpds "a su $3.50 bis SO
PEI Darr.
S. ,sIiiiae unb enaIi Gs s. line'es. wrGle
ne 3emcen uup untsr5fa flu eerrep. 8aateu
urb WG heu.
Iamea untoseue', 8reap Efde", geaper-
tee 8 urp @ptu'rqs. Sefrn, Sem en- sos
ielt'd lcr. Aragen etc. etc. IN I Int
, 1875-12-25
Suffer rnb galile.

Gleaonte Sd)ulidube fir WdoAm
llnb &nahtn.
N,lnc &albslecerne Stirfefn upo Sd,u
he liir 0etrcn Snatch uno Siinqllrac
Silctel ilm Mn0pfcu uno hit Spiseu
fiir OnmM va d)M unb Sinner.
&offtr, at'le uno d)adltelu 3u her=
mttrQeIcetcr Grelicn.
@unnmi ntbyihntc ton aucn Gortcn
II iehr billl9en Hrelicn.
Seitcllte arbe.t miro gut pcrieytief
lno eos Hui'en. aauantlrt Ausnciles
'unqen meroen alfs cite unO lsiiuflld,r
lie helor,t Salr Sobu ), ! oit II
'pno g lebr lrrutn ieincn dltcreu &unocn
mas btlttute rbct I%'tr'fft. te>lener an
%llrfrA. German Ypiden & ruoer,
NJ. Jt9 III B 5li Arvad slr-sse,
, 1875-12-25


9ie Gbe. 0e Gbe lit ein lang
pieri9er &rieg ouf SOB unb 2eben, bis
Der cwi9e 6rieOe 5wilAen 8eiocn permit
telho auitrltt. Sic Trau bleibt 9euObn-
lid Siescrin, BERN tine Trou 1T Ntlcnol
uno &rieserin Su9lci4. Sic beitebt Ell
gcntli0 aus Iauter @oHen, Die lie il
nud Den uerl6ieosnen Nn9riffs- Ii. Ser
tbeioigrm9spldnen mciiteybuit 81 fiibren
pcrltcbt. Sn Den Nlitterluo9en MAIDEN
Die Grauen bins M%aneupre. Sic lullen
Die 3ruppen ibrer s%ldn5enoen 2iebens=
,piiroigteit Dor BEN jun9en @atten i'm
8urooemarl6 porbe, bcfiliren. Ser
@immel i'll better mo in Der flarenSon.
he bllben rnO flimmern Die Moffen oufs
prd4tl9ite. Ser ent5iidte @atte 1T DC
@InlNe lciner Srou, lelblt wenn lic nod
10 uloeutIiA i'll ibrem NntliBe 9cl6rie
ben Itcben nnh lie ldeint ibm Su grouen,
o0B er n6 III ireisebi9 5eist. Ser VA
rpmettr Der Slcbe sel9t anbaI!cno l1Dnes
8etter. Sic 6lltterpo1en llnb poriiber.
Ser Wotte lien jest mcbr Die GOrto's IN
lelIlen SanD!un9sbu1erll, ais ME 9Slll-
l0e in Antlis l~si1er 5rau. An Dem
$9lmmel ibrer Stlrne Sel9t lid cinS9oIf'
Hen. Ser @atte crl3redt uno brinSt
!br cinen Sbupl. Sas WDItAen pcr=
lNiulnoet, Die Sonne lc)ellt wleoer.
Mcbrerc Monute ~uerJeben, Die g80ItNen
b0nfen i'd. Ser @utte eri1ridt nld)t
mebr. So ~uerelnigten li9 Die g8DltNcn
Su elmer ldlreren 0ewltterUOlte. Is
orobt ein Starm. Sci Gatte Slcht Die
Segcl ein. Gr lauort. Ser Sturm
lcgt lib enoli6. Scr SorOmtter ltebt
ouf pcrdn0erll1. Scr 8atte MIRO nat
uno nod 9e9en oielen g8ltterun9swe@lsl
lDon obgcbartet. Mle Elm Crfabrcner
Steman idbrt CT ouf Den belpestcn gSel=
len Oes gbeltan0es bcrlum> OOer or bIelut
IN Dem Stberbeltsbofen Der 8eoulo u
mn IIp1pO
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29
Bubble Sfairs.


A SInK Snow TO THE CEHrKssrAL.
Professor Baird proposes 70 make the gov
eminent and Smithsonian Institute por.
tions Of the centennial exhibition, monster
side show, Of great interest to naturalisis,
sporismen, and all admirers Of life as seen
both above and below water Tie wishes
5000 square feet Of space, for the exhibi.
ton Of fish, fishing appliances, aud the
exposition Of breeding aud mode Of catch,
ing the iinny tribe. There will DO exhib-
tied 500 plaster casts Of fishes, 10 imita-
tion Of the grade, size, and description Of
each variety. Five thousand additional
square feet Of space win be asked for the
exhibition Of animal products There will
be stuffed specimens Of all descriptions and
kinds Of every known animal in America.
In addition there win be leather made
from the hide Of each Of these animals.
He says there are twenty different speci-
mems Of seal skins, so we can readily Judge
Of the magnitude Of this portion Of the
exhibition. In addition 10 this the Smith
sOnian Institute requests 5000 square feet
for a display Of mine rails, which promises
to surpass anything Of the kind ever seen
or heard Of before either in this country
or ia Europe.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29
CHE farnlsr,

To DESTROY WEEDs.-Our remedy for
noxious weeds il thorough cultivation. II
piece Of ground is full Of briars, milk
weed, couch grass, sodom apples, Canada
thistles, s0rrul, toad fax, or other misera.
bic stuff that 50 often tries the mettle Of
our farmers, lot them put the ground in
corn, for 4 couple Of years or 50, keeping
the cnltvater going continually, and es-
pecially going in the earlier part Of the
season, and The toughest character among
these weeds win fail 10 stand the ordeal.
IL the hand hoe can be spared 10 go in
among the hills ofcorn occasionally, where
the teeth Of the harrow cannot reach, or
TO cut off here and there one which the
harrow may miss, bad case may be cured
in single season. But if this cannot be
done, couple Of successive years with a
sharp.toothsd cultivator among corn.
crop will generally do the business for the
worst case that ever was.
Let any one who has weedy field be-
fore him, resolve the coming season TO
put the whole tract in corn and keep il
clean, and he will soon give up all the
common ideas Of smothering out with
deep layers Of earth, cutting up in the
full Of the moon, putting salt upon their
tops, or the many other recommendation
started In the interest, as il is believed, Of
laziness; but which really calls for more
trouble and hard work than thorough
and systematic cleaning, such as we have
indicated, does. - Germanto,cn Telegraph
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29
0ait and Aanlog.

WELL FRoznN "A certain deacon,
who was q zealous advocate for the cause
Of temperance, employed carpenter %
make some alterations IN his paglor. Ii
repairing corner near the fireplace, il
was found necessary to remove the wainz-
cot, when 10 "mare nest was brought
10 light, which astonished the workman
most marvelously. A brace.of decanters,
sundry junk bottles all containing some
thing 70 take pitcher aud tumblers,
were costly reposing there 10 snug quarters,
The Joiner, with wonder stricken counte-
nance, ran 70 the proprietor with the
intelligence.
aWell, I declare, exclaimed the deacon,
shat Is curious, sure enough. II mnst
DO that old Captain B. leti those things
there when he occupied the premises
thirty years since
perhaps he did, returned the diseov-
erer, shut, deacon, that ice in the pitcher
must have been web frozen to have re-
manned solid so long
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29

REVOLUTIONARY RELIc.--A Committee
connected with the Centennial Commission
has visited Gloucester City, where lies, in
front Of Hitchners Surf III use, a portion
Of the hull Of the British frigate Augusta
TO take into consideration the possibility Of
removing the remains Of the vessel to the
Centennial grounds. in Fairmount Park.
A history Of New Jersey gives the follow.
ing facts in the history Of this ship
October 22d, l776, the Augusta, ca
gun ship, the Merlin sloop-ofwar aud four
smaller vessels, strove to get within cannon
shot Of Fort Mifilin. The two first got
aground, and we're on the next day set on
ere and abandoned. The Augusta blew
up" Some years ago the hull was raised
and towed to Gloucester, where it was en-
closed aud an admission fee charged for
permission to view it. OF late years It
has been exposed to the rayages of the
elements and relic hunters, until now all
that is left Of the historic vessel are her
beams and planking
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29

BoRER PREvESrIyE.--Geo. W. Shaw
fissnishes the following recipe to the Rss-
tern Farm Journal One gallon strong
soft soap, one gallon thick sorghum. Mix
and add one gallon of rain water, with one
pound Of copperas dissolved in ii. Bring
this to boil, stirring meanwhile. If TOO
thick to use with brush, add strong I've.
IL too thin, sift in lime, or, better, sui
phnr. Clean the dirt from the tree. to
the depth Of two inches, remove the
borer, and then apply the mixture to
the tree, from the ground up, eight or
nine inches. This should be done in the
month Of June, for the borer eggs, though
II earlier it causes the tree 10 make bet
ter growth. Mr. Shaw does not state the
mode ofadding the sorghum, and usless the
wash is applied TO more Of the trunk, il
hardly seems worth while to add 50 many
Ingredients, such as lime, sulphur and
copperas, whose chief value is to destroy
fnngoid growths But he says he has ap-
piled il fifteen years with good success.
He is after the round headed borer. evil
IDENTIFY, in working 50 low down.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29

To KEEP a HoRsE FROM INrERFER.
ISa.--Many different kinds of shoes arc
advertised to cure the evil, but no shoe
ever invented will prevent horse from
interfering. In nine cases out of ten, ua-
less the horse is very badly shod, il Is with
the hoof and not with the shoe that be
strikes. OF course, nail protrading in
the slightest degree where il is riyeted viii
cut the fatlock Of the other leg, scab
forms which IS rubbed of, and so on until
the horse regularly interfsres, because the
spot keeps swelling. Take the shoe of a
horse that interferes and drive him, and
you viii almost invariably find blood on
the hoof Of the foot which strikes. Inter
ferihg IS generally the result Of weakness.
II Is also brought on by fatigue. A horse
win sometimes not Interfere at all until
towards the end Of long journey. A
long rest is one Of the snrest cures. An
ordinary shoe, the same as on any other
foot, more oats, and less work, are also
ofien found to be satisfactory remedies,
unless the horse is weed, and then moth
ing can prevent the evil.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29

Since 1880 the increase 10 the value Of
trottiug horse stock has been about 100
per cent every ten years. In 1858 Mr..
Mcdonald, of Baltimore, paid $4,000 for
Flora Temple, which represents the value
of the best trOtting horse up to that date.
In 1862 Mr.. Sprague, Of Rhode island,
paid S1l 900 for California Damsel. In
1864 Mr.. Bonner paid sl3,500 for the
Auburn horse in 1866, for Young Poca-
hontas, s25, 900, and in 1857, for Dexter,
$4,000. In 1874, Colonel Russell, of
Massachusetts,, paid $4,000 for Smuggler,
and the great stock horse, Rysdyk's
Hambletonian, would to-day sell for $780,
600. Ten to twenty thousand dollars is
now no unusual price for fast trotting and
fine stock horses.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29

He left the spelling bee at 10 O'Clock
and stopped in saloon on his way home.
Here he met several friends who "set EN-
up divers times, and he reached home
about midnight with confused brain and
a very demoralized pair Of legs. Then he
swore that somebody had stolen the key
hole, but his wife, with fearful scowl on
her brow and lamp in her hand, admit
ed him. Drunk she exclaimed.-
aD-r-u-n-c (hic) drunk. Thar easynutf,"
Brute r "B-ro-o-t (hic), give US hard
er one" aIdiotr "Tharz harder (hic),
but | kin spellum. Id-I-d-g-I-d-i-g-t,
Idiot. Now give us sumner (hic)."
She picked up poker and gave him a
''stunner," and the spelling bee adjourned
siae die.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29

eBob, aid Tom, (which is the most
dangerous word to pronounce in the Eng
lish language n Don't know, y said Bob;
unless it's a swearing word "Pooh !"
said Tom, It's stumbled, because you are
sure 10 get tumble between the FIRST aud
last letter GHal bar said Bob. ''Now
I've got one for you. l found il one day
in the paper. Which is the longest word
in the English language r aValetndina-
rianism," said Tom, promptly. @No, sir
It's smiles, because there's whole mile be-
tween the FIRST aud last letter" aHo
holn cried Tom, that's nothing. know
a word that has over three miles between
It's beginning and ending What's
that asked Bob family. "Beieaguered'
said Tom,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29

A San Francisco inventor has applied
for patent on horse-brake Of his con
trivance. 1t is intended to control horse
in much the same way as a wagon is
governed in its movements by brake.
A buckle with belt is attached to the
ring of the breeching on the left side Of
the horse, and the belt is continued around
the latters breast, where it is fastened to
the martingale. Thence it passes to the
right hand Of the buggy seat, where it is
caught BY a buckle aud loop When
the reius are pulled tight the brake presses
on the fore-legs Of the horse Immediately
below the breast, stopping him instantly,
and preventing him from rearing or kick
ing. Should the reins slip from the hands
Of the driver or break, the horse can be
brought to stand-stil by pulling the strap
which is buckled at the right-hand side Of
the seat.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29

The BEsr PorAToEs.-Take il alto
gether, the Early Rose is our best potato
now, as the Peachblow was ten years ago,
Or the Mercer fifteen years ago. Il needs
RICH soil, and / think grows Of better quail
ity on rich land than on poor. A MANFRED
clover sod i just the place for ii. So
great ase It's advantages in productiseness
ever old-fashioned varieties, that Il Is fairly
entitled 10 the credit Of the increased at
tention given 10 potato culture. The
Peerless is st companion for the Early
Rose Il Is two or three weeks later 10
ripsning, nearly twice as productive, and
mike the Early Rose, requires rather
poor soil If the land is TOO rich. or ha,
been heavily maurued, Peerless will grow
large and Of poor quality and on the poor.
est soils i WIN yield largely Of tubers, a
dry, white and good favored as need b
desired The Late Rose Is stiII heavier
cropper, and win yield well even on poorer
soil than the Peerless,