davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-12-08
T.A ID. HS. Dis Sandwiches. somaa Don q
III. 6adI&n0sr.
%. Y. %. %. um a1epter nnn &roueu- Setrss
man DON Oregon gautarpp.

T.H. %. eo. Dts Ratns,etdbeu- aomaa bon o
ED, 6adIGnDr.
n. y. %. %. Nm asspter nab Rroneu- Bette.
man DON Oregon gautarDD.
Ser Nurb Mmeritduiide 9pImetjdef
MuD
uufebIbars Narbseher
fir gtntpauberer nuo Gtugemonosrte.
snssaIi sin' ina atfasfs 5se far s.osrHanH ssraaas.
.Grammattt oer enslii6eH Gprade,
neblt a~uIeituns in tursr 43eit
ebns Sebrer sn8ttib fpredbeu une fbrefben ~
lernen3
auBeroeR ssue
poufambise Nus> 'ammIung
ssn Britjsn, Nsbuunseu, N~ssunsen, 0outratteR
Ws&isIn, @npeijunsen, s3ettunss. Inuousen,
Gst@dftsiarteu &c.
efeben,ebHte outage.
QaPpOsdsI ssSuaDsn, 50 Gents. NIT aebn Ridden,
GO Gents.
Die Contribution Der Der. Gtaateu,
usbit Grtdutsrunsen uuO ssidibtIi@r GinIsitsns
Sur ~ips,ieuen Seunsnus fir
Ginwancerer unb Ghuleu.
Ssarbsitst Don SuItms Seta.
Dritte aluaage.
SsbnHDtH. 90 Sents. 6GrtoHirt. So 4'ats.
@ebihte
2ubfpi0 Mblanb.
275 etitrn spo., brp;birt, 81 90. GIsoant ~ssbsnbss
nit G"hsrebuue. SIS
Ser araerifaniide. EaitetensB Gder
posr
GnftruetiDe Nntpeifuue
CUR gufsrtisuns auer Arten
Bafteten, 3orten uHb Gierrabme.
DOH { ito 5risbrtd, praftiidsr Rafttsu . BadN.
ss-eis rs G:nfs.
, 1875-12-08
1olfsaeihihteM.
aneriiauifht Sngeubs gibIlotbef.

%*ntel't"Htlsp SuBSnos Ol"stv%DNt~
in hibid3e Bapphedel nit Mustiu.R;iden
gebuncen a 25 Gents.
Roger unb aBciee, nrn eranJ 6otfmdur. - Ger
treue B6dDfer. s3u,ammen In einem Bauh.
Der @iesrfpenfise, bon Sren8 6cfimann.
aistnee III Die ssieas Bee 3roAen, BON Grani
6oftntann. - Gfs fisfabrt. 3nlammen in
einem Pdrb.
Die 3sntsIeufaten, Don 5rans bofnann. ~ Der
e dbifbrudb. 3uiammtn IN tinem Bann.
Sd iebe Sid, fd,pn, oon Suiius 6nftuIann r
Cu fonff nid,t ffeblen,
@rpApc.erA Xicbtiua
Ier .biinSe sBiibe m, BON Guitar sissa.i.
Der f,sfpfsnnis. -3ret &atbarinen. ~ Mus
Der Sesensuart. Drei graablunsen uoH 9betia
pon BIntpert. sSu tiHsm 8auo.
@aebt Jun 4idbt, non Ridarh Baron.
No nnn DamaiaHti, BON SrDinano Sdniot.
Bcichnte 3rene. - gafuntlla. - Der mtffc-
NOR In alfrifa. 3niammen in sinem 8anb.
Oar WIb!arst = Der Strfbof .s3mei Srsablun.
gen DON 8. Stober. 3ulammen In sinem 8ano.
Was Der Wsenfeb fSet, tas rrirf or eudb ern.
ten. BON &idarh Berpu.
, 1875-12-08
Cir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bu6!"
Irthnr'S ieeteS nnb 9r06teS.
Oef0Dr

ODER: gerlpunoett, Dem oaus zines SrenubeS.
Sieles ppIienne:fe I,crf oieSes Ntterauta. Ger
ainerItalitiDen E.IerGtnr Dat ais Soripurt eiRfI ORE
~delIl'd;iH, lnslber ogs loeldic Nenen nltleres aslaIHmtrn
pAta b;tNDrt glo aleat etifti ldredltbeH llebfrtiM
thcr 1t oc!. lc Dies e9 6lns'telt. MuberprhenfliSs
fpGhnsne nmn aa'regsnf, miro es DOH Auen mi
fSNI roe 9eselct Iner0en. SIufirirt nHe id)pn st'
,;iuecn. 9"'r pib sltldDinner. oa5 Yuh lit jeoer 30.
!'t'e nes SGuns5 elnjAlaVren mo nlierreI Io5 ax
oagetueiess Nprtieiie alen maunlid]eH Nao Dsihis
ben Slo1ctlhfnunl unilniern. gSir perlau9en loegal
laentca lirn lb!dei. Nratis ali lssrlamacu Beoirsuh.
len lt1e belbre,bti'bt Garn!are, !. m. Stpeear'
u. Sr.. ~ Hhefiuut Str, Whila. 4902Mas
, 1875-12-08
Grgiebige Tarm=9dnberelen
k in WebraSfa.
SeBt iebr billtg 81 uerfaafen!
.3ehn Sabre GrsNii, 3inisu nur 6 YrOa.

Man lalie iid 1.-THE PiOneerss
~forn,gea.
Sin btbIb i~uuStrjrtes 8latt. iustnes bos 6sittEtdtse.
GtieB entbdlt. Soeben bat cine neue Mn,abI bj I
preiis O~erlaeR uno spiro ~franfirt nab ausa 9httk
Der s9elt %ueriauot. AbreiHre:
q. #. Davis,
9auh GOmmiiHpuer, n. y. U. U,
%sSHnU cmaba, Rst.
, 1875-12-08

SsAM mdnney nnc Sranem wsreen lest , tr'
epNV ldnat far unfers neusn e3pIefecern.
8ilcer. Wdbfeice. e%sinsnfacen unc Sdbreibpa.
pifr. GrnAs @tnnabmen nit Gtdserbett &c,
nfad,t. Wan fGreipe icfcrt uni GireuIare en- .. K,
N5Aerufep, @utitIber, Gpnscrh y. .. 49D4ma
, 1875-12-08
10 Sabre grsptt, SntsrsEsn nur 6 prOs
THE ONEE
Aeinem faitem 8raub!
Reiue man!Spsrre mebr !!
gsiliiam asamrr's peilpHafer.
TateNtirt an, 10. 91ai 1870.

ShfeNiiFI aW ~. Ntat toiU.
Es 3Distuua hisfes @edfers ia benunberunssmaFtie
% cJtiirs Isin Yhaftsr, rslhts eieiss absrf-,at.
Gnrh iaerslanpie Grpi pbsu sanT Id nisfc6 Tfarn
is KIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e%utprsolen.
8an,'i,enpaier. 3arr..rsfBsr, ipp,e ale Irteiisr fsuita
: pfts in sauis Hnp ia ter 9Defladue p1sr&fbib batttn.
he M,riuaa ID fiac uberrafGsube; mon tranbt nsrrr
,rStIi&s quilt sa reautrtren, neM bat mon. bet fpterGieu
anpeRsnna, 'insn Vssluf an ar ttisssis ~ btfarassS.
70 belt ss ieblimmi asu Bnnceu. be hertz
o6cPisfen a&en Seinwnre. Bon eanj ~beirnpsrer
ptrtans IT e. bel z ebnes, Sisb 2tidb', Gebustf.,
Sis. nnb Gusfid,p uneeu; b GItmmsn HrhRsn.
miauf iutaeldJmare s,wis be, DsrwuHsxHs
ush ruftiss wasel eipi 60 isin DsHsrss Wittsi.
se 5nRneraasen aiat GO nit' MUIR Den G &msr 10.
tsrt fpnes.5 hsieiItst ~stsftlben bet eintm @sbrauNg non
. BIS 10 1aa,a sdn;lib.
,sSas%
Eptis per Der Hete @sSra, tsesmsifins so seuts.
9 ssabtn IN alsa asotss' n. fs~is IN Dtr gtss1rsa.
Mis- : n. 3yDf7s.r
, 1875-12-08

ToIeeube biHise
NDNS=, Sngenoi9riiteH
an0 NOmaue
fns IN baben tn allen beutf6eu
Su@banblunsen in BEN
S~ereiaigteu Staateu uuO GauaOe.
Gr5Gblungen ION 0uitaD ytierib-
IN babfde Bappbedsl nit UhsIin.8iiden
gebunben q IS Gents.
9as gtantrecbt.
pie 9epprtirten. ~
Die Ansmanherer nadb Sfrita
Ga,nsteer nnh @etser,
SbrtffUpb @elumbMs. M
Gidrns nnh Maria.
Hranc pcH 8bmburg.
Hnreebt Gu 9eceibef MOOT.
Gie GrtneHng eeS Npr1eIanS.
PIE SrpsInutter.
Ssr alts ariegsr unO fem aobn
S's s~toienmable. - Der fleine &amarttsr. =
in elueH Bane. HI
Die aEaiic, Oo.r zine quite sbat Hno.t oft aui Srb'u
johanna, ODER enrdb sHadbt aum eibt.
Der arnte @ottfrtee.
va wy IN AtlEgs
Cos Rleebtatt. 1rei GeIllidltsu. /. Ger irert
0.iener, g. Der Tai&sr uni lem Sobn. .. Tis
EnannenmGnn>v.
Tie &u6aucfsrlibr. g--
Saeob nHc feline Gpbne.
G~r3ablnngen pDu Gaiparius.
SH hibihe BanpbeGeI NIT Wtusliu'Siden
~gebMuoeM a IS Gents.
gei0iidbten aus nem Epefdrt.
1ei gdHlmsiffsr unt fein Gchr.
9fraAbir9 anf Ser Ed,ona. ...-4tt.
Solfsgei1i6ten.
in hithide Bappoedel nit WnsliH'Riden
q aebunhen a % Gents
Der Stseuaer, DOB Bla"breht.
2coreXensidbve.
Yte atumme pon EOrtie!, Don 0laubrsht. Itua
Jobann prn Sspeen, Ger prophtt Bnh
5tobert Gerber. 3niatnufn in tinsm Bud.
@efd,tdbfen hss Gierrers &isbenfiid. gcn
&ari Gt6Utr.
Rad,tiaser in Grenada. Bon sr. .RDrnen. uuc
Gannbaufer. 1on Norbert .6arts !3uiammsn III
einen Banb.
|drifcr E~nMgeniebtA. nns
euH1poct N~dsabunhHa. aaianmen ~ stnsrn
BGnb. N b.
, 1875-12-08
Maenten oeriarstf ac
Drof EGwler iber Maanbarkeii

sBeiblidbfcit 'unS nsren sseenfitiae Be,sebun.
cen rrrosu erotts u%berionet. 1as Snh rutp6li fsrner
eiebe. tbre eseitses Wad,t &c. asentsn S~srtaafen
t6elih rpn f5--2h Gremplars. MAN venbe Hb NIT w..
eeee frihsrsr L~.-ii2fett an b N'aSiUnai Wnoiifhtns
90. Tbttabdpeia, W. AaBifepri
, 1875-12-08
6eintath NIB Trer1ne.

Eoutare anb Grsablunsen in sroB Sue. Gor
mot elegant brodirt.
prtis prS e anb So @smts. Gsebunbea IN asIu
manh prs aaNf IS &snss.
, 1875-12-08
AoDatt'S &ebemssScItam.
Gin meOi3iniihes gDunoer.


Nteumaftsmus. gleuraleta. Slot IN tpreu lpltnmEen
5Iastum. SeretsIn. aSniss. 1ranibeit. @rsfpslas, a1s
5eihwure unp sie fNliinmisa 5aae pon Biatfraatstt.
N, aroBs S@pabe, 2tber. nnp sltsrsnietpsn, Mtas-
ourm &c. &c. pirb infs Seaimm.sas burs eisien &pnts
iltr Nsini8un8smittsl ssbetit. Deisibe III iraHap'
iwanie Sabre binbur6 SOM publtnn erprett, oct
.unpertiauienpe vpa 5alsR eebsilt nap sarirI ness,
'snn mao WprtbriiI etnpnmen. St ttn tGtres prti.
n,ttel rem 5tntn in allen ~bsilbaren 9aaen, eurirs BIC
'lulftsu aItsn Ssidpare. islba no tsr Snp&en lhpa sa.
,eireHsn IN.
Spa,ts Standardization eurirte Ssrrn j. o. asa.
cap, 1taeopen I'm Yarf. 6 bsates gu 4reriian, u. D.,
cm drpnit1en hpsunatjsnus nadpem berieIbe psue
stfp!s ron ben ppriIali&ttn AerJtsn 9urppas Rnp
imerifa's osbanbelt wprt en- mar. ,oG 44- A. d
SSpdttS GebeHS,2 ,0ttanl eurirte berrn U. u.
our. Nrdmatsr No. ut @iabtlrn Ctr, non smeu,
t~aprlttsn Wsl6plr, nateem err ists DicnaGs I'M
5rpaewap SpipitaI war uno bort ais nnbsilbay srilart
on oe. 'i f.r. .fI.. n ..aI4 2. . .
Spats'e &ebene.Satfam bette Serrn Jaepb Mctp,
Dine YtO. PAP gsetnpt6 Str. pom siaem iersrulclen
%0elnrare, Tebel bic 6anlniB IGrn bic auf ben SnSUen
,sprunsea mar. 5err ". bat pabrenp 10 Sabrea aaG
,~sltssensr Seiians .slne W'snsrbVluns Der SraHlptit
rfarrer.
Spatt's 'eebens.SnIfam eu,trte 5trrn gBiutap.
5pr,n9er, no. 1883 BrPrme ctr, S%p9fanbts bon sat-
,uue eftm Npeumatismus 10 ernfliher Mrt eaB psTles6s
sen @stf bS Nrantsu loon rerwtrrt bate. Det Ve-
aannis fcnuts a,tt is,ne 3anp gum 8ppfs srbeben anp
par pabrsnp 0rstsr !9lcnate an's Ben %esifdslt.
gu BADEN IN FER Sdupt, Office, 246 @rane, Str, AHe
oct Npctbetern i'm AuGems,uen, Al 81 per Slaibe. Sr6s
4 tialdbtn $as ,ftA $50
ossttIs bsrubmts Setl mtttel flint: ll
6pat'e uslsblbarer 2sbsus. Saliam AZ s. 40.
Spatt's "a b.. ertpsli i~artsr 2sbeHst Saliam, ,a
/ 81. %. - Spatt'S Yuiaente Salfan. resr Der SGwIao.
I6tieeu rsu %, gu St.N. - Spatt'S SDtb xIni'
urnt, u~ntshlpar fir es!een una s6mst5sn istsr art
u 50 Gents. - Spatt'S SnSa, sur fur @ytalupas
tppfpsb. Snaasnsa. Gatorrb, Sa IS SIC.
QDsnn rbtss arutslni&t in tursr apOttste pberan ~.
rem Plass su battn lne, e penbs man i'd brett an cas
| lentrai Depot. 246 4rdnbRr., VI. D. A '
/ lt., @nwtn 3. 6palt 4 Co.. &tssntSdmr.
usbsraa bin per srprss ssrftidi hsim taibtr
| Gubenb. Il .s&44& H. 3 N@ ~ f3m2Uiau
, 1875-12-08
S~6arlabfieber, Dpptberia,
Mauber SAILS.

0as eri6retenoe lIniiharetfen oiejer &ranfbeiten
mabt ben Bebrau6 zines Wiitteis n6tbi9, melbes ibre
Terbreitura uno 56otlihfeit oerbinoert. BrOInO-
1beilen geailer mniitt uno oies tdsli6 gum Aauslpalcn
oes Wiunoes ODER 0ur9eln berubt, liuoert Die 4bions
%oerun9en. maht ben Itbem poblriedeno. tpirtt ala
cine Nr3enei 9eaen 56ulniB ulo o%erbinoert Die Nm.
Ieduna ourb cpnt6aiois Nusidtpibun9en ooer uer-
aiftete 2uft. Sir rauben ooer entihnoeten bals tpenps
man bas WIittel ioFort beim Grlbcinen oss lebsis an
So ioate bdufs in Wobnb0niern. Sranten3immern
NIB am G6rper aebraudt iueroen. UNI bies9ieinIihteit
3u beiSroern. Wtan beiorae i'd elm Gampblet.
Tilden 81 Co.. Sbemiter,
49B!Soe; 176 QSiliam Ctr, Stem Yorf.-
.9u p~ertalfen bel anen 0rnaQiiten lmb 6GnbLera.
, 1875-12-08
RNAUTEH,
NACHOD
d TX UEEaNE.
3 K =6efda aft,
4f.,fm at.GU.
HIS Broadway.
NEW YORK.

xeedieI auf msbs ais 300 sr btbsatsnbsren 6tast
In europa.
@sle, Mussablunsen bure bic wpRdmtsr iowis per
Gelssrapb na& ansn pldben In GsutiHlano,
peftsrreib. osr edsvei,. 6oaeno, Danemarf, 63ps'
ben unp SiOrwsasn. ben Gmpidnsera frsi las baaa
a~slifsrt. $3.50 r'i
Grenit. Brfsfs fir sRetiense aur Dennsuns In ansa
X er6Bsrsn 6tdoten Der altsn N8et.
GintafIrnns bon Grbfdaftsn une Eoreernnsen
i,o,r Nrt in aasn plaben Guropa's.
HsrfbiTuns psn @ltsrn nnp padeten mas
europa. ~
Der,onuna an,ommsnber Outer in Rem vOrf. uHs
MISUNDERSTANDING ~bsrisIbsn mad benz SnIanbe.
@urppSfHss @els aae art sstauft anS psrsaaft.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-29

The authorities placed themselves In
communication with Mr.. Darkc; aul the
result was that In week the appointment
of new postmaster at COwford was
made and the new postmaster was not
Chauudy; il was | I.
Invent over TO thank Mr.. Darke for his
part in the matter. lie was out; so
thanked Mary. She congratulated me on
my promotion, and SAID she supposed
should marry now. | said no. She in
quired why. | at once eXpl laineI, and
made confession of my audacious love.
She-well, she gave me a good reason why
| should marry, aud furthermore told me
whom | was to marry-Miss Mary Darke
to wit, and no other.
Mr.. Darke came in soon after, aud
told him all He was furious at first; bn,
Mary demonstrated with him for his lngrat-
Rude, and pointed out that she should be
twenty-one IN three months, when she
should assert her right to become post
mistress OF Cowiord. The squire relcnted
aud We triumphed. We were married
soon after thristmas-day, and have lived
as happily a. the prince aud princess OF
fairy-talc ever since.
That's how | won Polly-I always call
her Polly now, because our oldest girl is
called Mary; and she Is three years old.
aud therefore must be treated with respect
and II wouldn't do to have two Marys in
the house.
Iha., | repeat, l. how won Polly aud
The postmastership,- which latter didn't
keep; for the squire makes u a handsome
allowencc, and am reading tor the Bar.
got my father-in-IIw to use his influence
for Chauniy, who ultimately W as appoint
ed postmaster, with hiut not 10 be TOO
clever in future.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-29

Feiiow-citiZens, that union is the LOFTY
task which this hallCwed day and this 81
cred spot impose upon Us. And what
cloud OF doubt 50 dark hangs over US as
that which 10 scred above the colonie,
when The troops OF the King marched into
the town, and The men OF Middicsex reSol-
we'd TO pass the bridge: with their faith
and their will, We shall win their victory.
No royal Governor, Ndeed, sits ia Won
stately capital. no hostile fleet for many a
year has yexcd the waters Of our coasts.
nor Is any army but our own ever likely to
tread our soil. Not such are our enemies
to-day. They do not come proudly step
pug To the drum-beat, with bayonets Hash
ing in the morning sun But wherever
party splrt Shall strain the ancient guar
rantees OF freedom or Dgotry. and igno
rance shall lay their fatal hands upon cdu-
cation, or the arrogance OF caste shall
strike at equal rights, or corruption shall
poison the very springs OF national life
there, minute-luen OF liberty, are your Lex
lhSton Green and Concord Bridge, and As
you love your country and your kind, and
would have your children rise up and call
you blessed, spare not the enemy. Over
the hill, out of the earth, down from the
clouds, pour IN reslstless might. Fire from
every rock and tree, from door ana win
dow, from hearth-stone and chamber !;
hahS upon his flank aud rear from noon 10
sunset, and - through Il land blazin. with
hoIy indignation hdrI the hordcs OF i.uor-
ahce ard corruption and injustice back
oiCh, IN utter defeat anu rum.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-29
Rates Of Advertising.
Vol. XXI. Whole No. 1857. NO.l7.
Some one is Cheating

The enterprising little village of Copake
can, in the way of horse racing, poker
playing, and whisky drinking, double dis
] count any other place of its size in the
/ whole world. But the natives are a gener-
Gus, wholesouled race, in spite of the
above named moral drawbacks. Because
| when they, by stroke of good luck, and
| by superior deftnesS in handling the cards.
/ held four aces against some unlucky out
J slderS four kings and had completely bust
/ ed the unfortunate outsider. they never re-
/ fused to lend the unlucky one sufficient
means to reach his place of abode. Occa-
| sionally there would be no greenhorn on
/ hand TO pluck and they would have to fall
| back upon their own resources and then
talk about tall playing aud sharp practice.
several years ago, one cold winters
tght, there were seated around table In
one of the bar rooms, half dozen of the
old stagers, deeply interested in a quiet
game of loo, at a quarter of a dollar deal.
FThe game had been prog ressing for some
time without any of the party either win
ming or losing any great amount, but after
while they got quite 4 large sum upon
the table, eight or nine dollars. One of
the players, old Tom, as he was called,
had, as he thought, uuobseryed, managed
% hide the ace, King, and queen of clubs
under the table, upon his lap, and he wa.
anxiously waiting for clubs to be turned
TOR trumPS, when he would have dead
sure thing for the money; but no clubs
turned up. Hearts, spades, and diamonds
ana the pot kept getting larger until there
was nearly twenty dollars upon the board
Boys said old Tony, clubs is my
tavorite. When clubs is trumps | alters
win, You can bet your pile on that"
But alas tor Iony's calculation, one of
the other players had seen Tony hide the
cards, and carefully removing them depos-
tied three Others in their place.
Yes, yes said Tony, somehow or
other clubs IS alters lucky for me, and if
you was to turn mp one, you'd see me rake
IN that pile sure.
I'M bet you live dollars, Tony" said
the other, that If clubs is turned, you
don't win"
YOU'RE foolish, said ronv, as he plank
ed down his V, and felt carefully under the
table ~ ascertain il his stolen cards were
SAFE.
Ihe pot Kept On increasing and Sill no
one won, and lulllv some one turned up a
club. Tony'S face frightened. In antici-
patton he saw the money that was upon
Che board aud the live dollars outside bet
safely cn@'ouced in his pockctbook.
Carefully h" raised the cards from his
lap, and deposited the three that had been
dealt to HIM in their place he stralshtened
up, prepared 10 do or die" lie was 80
certain of winning that he never looked at
his cards, but sat calmly awaiting his turn
70 play, aud then raising one OF the cards
from the table. hs. without looking ut it.
threw 10 down face up, with the air OF 4
couqIcrcr.
Bgi horror, instead OF being one Of the
clubs that he had hid it was the i've Of lI-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-29
An Unfortunate Scholar.

y very eccentric individual was pa> ,ing
through " hltc street at a late hour,
W edncsday night. 1t was Just as well
II was late hour, and but very few
people abroad, as this person really
needed the greater part OF the Sidewalk
When first observed, he was bracing
himself backward and, holding his hat
lar down on the back OF his head with
both ot his hands, as ii in the van OF a
terrific gale
Then he spoke.
Double yuh-double yuh-i-n--
double yuh-l-n--d, d-double vuh-
ind, rtad. Whoopu
Opon which he suddenly assumed a
perpendicular, kicked up first one leg
and then the other, in rapid success ion
snatched off hi, hat, and whoopcd
again.
Alter this exuberance, he spread out
his legs, also his arms, and waved his
0ody, as II he was maintaining IL
most difficult foothold Oh a most treach
erous basis, and again spoke:
'ShidetrdHi SIS, shi>h, WAGER do.
in! S-h-i-d, shide. w-a-a-a-k, wauk.
Shidewauk. Whoop! herzaah fer ed
ergashin'
And again he kicked up hi. legs, and
swung his hat, and shouted aloud. while
several citizens approaching, discreetly
stepped into the middle of the street.
suddenly he paused, dropped every
feature Ot eXultatlon, and looked grave
~ about until his eyes rested on a sion
board.
Dry Gooz, whoop" and up went his
1eet again. STEADY Januarvf Staad
ee' he artlculated, settling down again
70 the struggle with the new word, and
oraclng back and holding on to his hat,
III stubborn resistan to the imaginary
tornado. Dry Gooz! D-r-i -hic-
rlZe-Soo-holon-not so fas', nv fren'.
lou muZ commenZer gin. D-r-i, drize,
g-donble-hic-doubI 90 q, gooz dry
gooz, bigeinks. whoop. Makeup,
Wcbster.'
And with succession of wells, he
danced on again, swapping his fingers,
flinging his cap upon Moffat's portico,
and laughing most immoderatelv.
AT this junction, the ecentric student
reached the front of the lookup. in
whose shadow stood the alert officer
Raymond, ready, with door open, to re-
ceive the prey. He had fluttered down
from laugh, and was in the midst OF
prolonged yell of triumph, when the off
Ger pouhced on him, and started him
unceIimoniouslyjtowsrd the door.
''Thash, ,-hic, The cried, 'shove me
head o. their clash--hic. Didn't mish a
word. Whoop! Wake-up, Web"
And the door Of the lookup clos ed
upon him.-lDanbury News.
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Religion Of our Presidents.

I Z.
\ The question has been raised whether
any Of oLr Presidents was commuuicaur
Y ~ Christian church. There isatraditiou
/ thiL Washington asked permission of &
I Presbyterian minister la New Jersey to
Y ditinn.
Washington was ycstryman in the
Episcopal church. But that Office rrouir.
Cd more piety than II would take to b.
mate OF ship. There IS no account of
I hi' committing in Boston, or New York or
I Philadelphia during the Revolutionary
struggle.
Adams vas member Of the parish in
brAintrec. lie was High ArIln. HI. al
tendance al worship MAS not very constant
Jefferson wa, an ayowcd skcptic, Ana a
, devout adnirer Of Dr. Pricstly.
Madison anu Monroe were moderate
Cnurchmcn.
John Ualncy Adams was prof,sscd
nltaTIan. lie attended the service, III III .
representatives. HIl during tile ,iou OF
congress. ~ the afternoon ne wor.hippeJ j
III Ihc second congregational church
"HCic ne hAd 4 pew. ucu tOHLrcs, was
/ not iu session Mr.. Adams usually attended
~ tAc morning the Unitarian Church.
JdcAsnu WAS Il rcvcreutial htarcr. He AZ
tended church 4 halt day. Hi, paw i'll the
tpur-and-a. hall street church wa, on rh,.
lrit Land side VI tie preacher. lie paId
close attention to the pulpit. aud made A
profound DOW % Tie pulpit 4, hc retired.
IL joined The Presbyterian church after n.
icti otlic"
van burrn. ,rlincd in the Reform Dutch
school attended the Episcopal church
When he attended any. Til. sunday atler-
moons were spent vita hI- political friends,
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The following il the poem written by John q
Whittier and sung at the Pavilion in Lexington =
Lexington-l775.
No maddenng thirst for blood h,d they,
No battle. JOY was theirs who set
Against the alien bayouct
Their humespun breasts in that old day.
Their feet h,d trodden peaceful ways.
They loved not strife they drca led pain I;
They saw not what 10 Us !, plain,
That tod would make mans wrath his
praise.
No scers were they. but simple men;
It. vast result, the future hid;
The meaning OF the work they Jil
" - strange and dark and dOleful then.
swim ~ the summons came they len
The plough, ml I-iuTTVw. standing still.
The h1lt-grouud corn-grist IN lhc mil,
The spade IN earth. the axe in cIrft.
Thcy went where duty seemed to call;
The! scarcely asked tn reason why;
Thry only knew they could but die,
And drath Wa, not the worst OF all.
Of man for man the sacrifice.
tn>innoi by blood, AVE their. they
The eovcr, ,ha, blo.,omcd from their
Have ,own III, nsc .yos beneath all skies.
Their deail-,hot shook the fcudal towcr;
Ani shattered ,laycry's chain a. well;
On the .ky', d1mc. a, on 4 bell.
II, echo struck the world, great hour.
Iha; fatal echo j. not dumb:
The LAtIJu. listening to it, sound.
W ait, from ,utury's Nantag.- ground,
The boiler triumph, yel TO come
The bridal time II Law and Love.
III. g.AIuf>, OF the world, release,
Whom. war->jck. Al the feet of Peace
The hawk shall nestle with the dove
The golden age u ofbroihcrhood.
Unknown 10 other rlyaric-
Than u the mild humAniiis,.
And gra'i0u> interchange Ul good.
When closer strand shall lean to strand.
Til meet. beneath .aluiIUg AA-~.
he eagle uf our noun ain CTASs.
The lion Of our M1'h+r-iIul.
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HE MINERALS OF THE WoRLD.-The
aggregate value of all the minerals
mined in the world amounts at present
to 81 900, 100000 per year; of this, coal
alone is worth nearly two-thrds, say
S666 600 900; the rest one-third, or
about 1888 100000. Gold stands al the
head OF the list, the value of its metal
mined per year being about 100000,
600; next iron ore being at present so,
000, 900; bui of no mineral is the pro-
duction so largely increasing as that of
iron, and it will soon surpass in value
that of gold. II Las increased during the
last seven wears Fl ON Is to 28, while
the coal has increased from Is to 25, and
gold remained about as it was. The
production Of steel increased from Is to
"a, proving the progress of industry in
general in which steel is the main
agent.
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1)oetrp.

The following l. the poem written by John q
Whittier. and sung at the Pavilion in Lexington