davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-06-17

lit palti(drr 11opS,
statin. Wmsritanii1s po1-D % mpflGi6fabrts-
Wttien-G eieufGaft.
eeew, ycre-Stettfn pta G~ppenbaaeK.
Gapt. Capt.
Sranttin, u. Teneds. 6. NJ. Arnbt, 6. seIbera.
Mb idbrtent
Don Ntw.gorf: e. VI. Arnbt, f8. April.
gDaittngtpu, 80. NprtI.
Ben Stettiut Wa,binstea, 2. &prtl.
5umbplbt, 16. Nprti.
S~rantitn, 50. Mprt1.
pafase.Nreffe:
4. Gaihis @ett $100. 2. Gaiate 0sb $72.00. 0si.
t&snesd S0lh $50.
&ysurfpnstidsts auf Elm Sabr ealtts,
l. Gajute Sob $40. Q. Gaias 0slb StAA Rwi'
f&eabed Sob $50.
5en Ststttu sia Repsntasen. Natw ,spen sa4 Ner.gcrf,
I. gajats @Oib So. 2. Gaiute Gplb SO. 3. aatats
Sele $50.
3wifbenre6 opn Gtetttn. $50 Gurrenev.
Einpsr unter 10 Satrtn bic 6d,ft.
@estn 8raUt nag ben Caiesbdfea tusbsfpnbes nxt
paHass penbe man I'D az
@bS. NammeIsbere s Co.,
31iaas ,'- .Es. 20 Sreaewau.
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6ein1atb NIB 1Sremoe.

Romane unb @rsdblunsen in groB 8no. Eor
mat elegant brofirt.
preis pro Hanc SO Vents. @ebunsen in &ein
rpanc pro Sane s5 9enss.
, 1875-06-17

- TOlseuSe biaise
SoHS=, Sngen0i6riittn
nn6 &Omane
fInb su BADEN tn alien beutf6cn
Snbbanblmngem in ben
Sereiii9teu Staater unO Ganaoc.
Gr3ablnnger bpn 8mitGb WiertB. =.
Sn bibi4e Bappbefel nit WuSlia.Riiden
gebunber a rs Gents.
Sas Gtannred,t,
Vte Oepprtfrten.
Die Wnspanberer mad, Mfrit1
Sdbfteicer nnb 6eiger.
Sbriftopb 0%oIurnbns.
SldruS unb Maria. ..
Sramc ppn Sbmbura.
unredpt Gut geceibet nic1t. [s,
PIE Grfnhuns oes NprseIaus.
Die 0rofnutter.
Ser slts Srisssr unb iein Sobn
Ste Tpiermiible. = Scr fleine GarIarttsr. -
On elltern 8ano.
Die ssatic, Oosr cine quite abat finnst oft auf CRIB"
1bon ibren Gobn.
Spbanna, ODER bnrd, aaebt gum eiebt.
Der drme 0pttfrieb. a
Der 1pnig unb Der MILLER.
DaS 6ieeblatt. Drei Geibidten. l. Der trsne
Siensr, 3. Der lBafber unb isiH 6obn. 3. Die
phaumenmGun-x. T
pie Gudgufs,ubr. tt--.a,r y
Sacob nne feline Gpbne.
Gr3ablangen BON Gaiparius.
Sn bibi4e Yappoedel nit Wtuslin'Rlden
%gebHnoen o 25 Gents. 8 d y
Wefd1tdbten aus benz Gpefyart.
Der G~dbulimeiffer unb fein Gobn.
Sfraaburs auf Der Gd)ans.
TolfSgeididten.
Sn bibide Bappbcfel nit MusltnRi6en
geburoen a % Gents.
Der 3fgeuser, Don GIaubrebt. tf
gd,redcnsiabre.
Die Gtninnte Don Norffcf, bon DIaubreht. nno
Sobann DON 2epben, Der propbet Bon
.Gobert beroer. 3uIammen in einem BUD.
Setdtd3tem hes pfarrerS 1iebsntifdb. Bon
&arf St0ber.
@adbtlaser in granaea. Bon Sr. 3prben. nno
Iannbanier. Bon Glorbert 6irte. 3uiammen IN
einem Banb.
pariicr E~ausentd,ts. t1ue
snnapaci Daaabunhus. 3uiammsn In siusm
.. --H
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.KNAUTH,
MACLEOD
81 KUEHNE
gank= 6 eff aft,
11S Broadway,
NEW YORK.

sgeAiel aaf m,br ais 200 Der bsssutsnbsrsn etdbts
In europa.
0slc.slussablunsen ourdb Die wpfdmtsr Io,uis per
telegraph mad ansn @Idssn In DsutiAfaus,
Dsisrrsia. Der eamei3. 6Oaanp. Danemart. S6ips.
ben uno 3prpssen. ben @mpiansern frei ms 5aus
~ssliefsrt. Tar a.. Ut3iaf
Gresit.Sriefe fir s~eitnhs sur HsnuBuns in alien
sr6Bsrsn etaoten Der attsn Melt. ~ss
@iutafaruns BON @~rbfdbaften unb gpreerunsen
isDsr art in alien ptasen G%urOpa's.
SsrfbiHuns bon @atsrn une @adsten ua2
europa.
HerJonnms a~nsommsnosr Sitter in gaefu yors. uno
Weitsrbsforosruns ~oerieIbsn mad BEN SnIanes.
GurOpaiides @sIe aaer art sstauft unS e~srfauft
, 1875-06-17

Gahoria If elm eubfitut fit GafOr'DsI. 6 1T 10
anaensbn ~ rsbmen ais 6onis. Sir MinotoIit unD
Waaenidure 1T bas Wtittsl sinfaG sritaunli&. asrste
e~mpfeblen 60.
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uGin bemerfenSnertbeS 8mb!"
artbur'S lestes unb sr6Btes.
0ef0br!!!

ooel' II utAI Qdu8 etfIes VfeunbeS.
SieIes polencetfte NBerf bieies 8tterantn beg
anlsrita'ilden Glteratur bat ais 8orpurf tiuen Ge.
Soltes berubrt uno siebt einen idredliGen lleberbli6
aoer Hebel, fpeltes ts ~blositent. AnAeroreentIid5
i%pannene nne aufresenn, >piro es non Muen nit
bunben. gBir iinb sntldloilsn, Das BUD in iscsr IA.
nlllis pes Sanoes ein3uiibren uno o~fferiren nod nie
easetnefene Sortbeile alien mdnnliaen unb fpeibli.
9el Sublerlbenteniammleru. 8Gir ~berIaneen iiberan
aaehteil uno lbiden gratis auf Werlansen Weoinguns
aen uno bsl9reibenoe Gireulare. 8. M. Gfotbart
n. go, 729 @beitnnt Str.. Wbila. A9e2nil.
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oranna. euiitr So, 9eI,

q. Wai 1873.
y6erren gofs u. Go.-Sbr Gentaur Ointment 1T cine
ipunberbare Sadie. Oteine Wutter bat iAredli9 an
Rbeumatislnus ieb3ebn Sabre lang gelitten. Neusr'
oinas murbe he an ether Geite aelabnlt: Stieinano
eIaubte. baB tie je pieoer i'm 6tanne iein fpiroe ~
ipred,en ooer 5u seben. ba Die Gran oitrunofieben39
Sabre alt if. sic bat oas Gentaur Ointment CDeiBer
nmidlae) einiae 20 oden lang sebrau,t unp fam jeBt
aienlIih gut aeben unb iprsden. SD bente. baB Sbrs
qinimeats agss Sob psroienen, tpelbes ie erbalten ba'
ben. Rep. ". Subbs.
Wlrs. Sane Tbiuips, pbinips Mins, Snoiana Go,
"a, iagt: ySd bamie Sbnsn fir bas Gentaur 2lnis
nsnt u%miomebr. als i'd mid rpie cine nsus Srau
fubIs. Dteine 9abmun9 rihrt bon sinen mid por adt
Sabren betrofienen Ghla9anfaa Der. SD i9reibe NIT
nietner linttn bano. SO tam iest onreeb oos 5aus
tes eeasm auf Sbrem Ointment ,usrSs i'd baIS oOaitdn'
big 9ebeilt fem"
~Seoer @ferbebeiber ioute NIT benz Gentaur 2ini'
inent einel Beriu6 maden. gBir betrahten oaiielbs
as ben bcitsn @rtifst. etrje in u~nisren etaisn SCI
brautt iuurbe.
y6. Marth, eupt. Mbams Or. etane, g.. D. &
~. puIb, 6upt. V. ct. Ct. StGle. v. o.
Hilbert 8. OIin, 6upt. gsat. gy. etans, g.. 0.
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9lrbeitemce 4lajTe. g Issa.s. ": W 4

ptr Ns&s. Ysi9dttsaus ~ 5aufe. am Gag obsr absnbs
tstn &apttlI; anpeifune uni rsribuo1e @tnldae sVn
Waarsn gratis per pot ubsrttnbst. NereiEre NIT 6 9snti
ppfmars. We. Wouma unb Co..
ADtapr; 17S @resnpt& Str, n ..
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THE PIONEER.
&eineit falten 8ranb!
Reine Manliperre mebr I!
WiQium @ramer'S 6%eiIhdaffer.

II EHstHEWE NW 10. UtUI loIU. n
Die Mtrfuns stsiss Yaaaers III bewuneerunaspaybta
Gs srtatrt ftin pfaffer, weldes btffes dbertriHt.
Dur& iapreIansss 9rprpbsn Fam Id pietes pEansr
als elm uniperfaLs& ausmittel e~mpfsblsn.
aaniltenpditr. 8abrtibsfssr. fppis aae @rbsiter fpatsn
% fsts i'm 5aufs unp In Der lDertfdtte psrrdtbta baItsn.
Die gDtrtuns tf cine nberraf6snbe; man braunt wsper
irj'liGt 5ulfe ju r%eautrtren, nod hat man, Set ~foiprnser
anpsneuna, tinsn Wsrlaf an M~rttiisaeit ~ btfar&sn.
nddtgffen a,ten 0eidwure. Bon sony ~beipRssres
Ntrfuns IN 60 bet 1tbnAs, Sisb 9iidb.. Sdbn.sr.,
BIG. nns G~uetfdhwuncen; b &limmsn Sruffsn.
catb roffisr WdeeI aibt es itin bsHsrss W9ittsl.
oct Sabnerausen fiui &c nidt nur ben Samrr, 70.
,eu. icnbsra beiarsi ~etsiiibsn bsi einem Gstrau@s ron
, bis 10 Gaetu sdn,ttt.
1arY. ~
oSM%t ss per gsr neba @ebrau6sanpei(uns so LENS.
o" Atldnft U rten. 3Smt2HA:
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rs. %. ps. Die Ratns,etden. wOman bon q
%. 6adldnDer.
10. u. 80. Wb. I'm ssepter unb Rroneu. 9eitrps
man Don Oregon Sdn,arom.
Ser Nurb : Mmerifamiide 9plurtidet
Mnfeblbare Rdfbseber
fir Gt1tpanberer l1flb ~@ingemdnovrte.
Gntbalt cine tnsi eefaBte uno fir Seosrmann ~perjanb.
.@rammatit Der enstiiden Spra9e,
neb1t Anleitune in turser .3eit
obne Ssbrer snsitfb. fpredben un6 fdbretben 40
auBerOsm cine
boil fdnbt9e Deu fteriammInnq III
bon Briejen, Re4nunssn, Huittunsen, Gontrattsn,
aSeb1eln, NnlpeiIungen, 3eitunes = unonceu,
GsiGaftstarten &c.
Gieben,ebnte Mnfaae.
papposdeI e%sbunoen, so Gents, NIT Sober . gttdsa,
50 @ents.
Sic Contribution Der Ser. Gtaaten,
aebit Grlduterunaen uno ssidibtlider G~inIsituns b
Sur ~ipejieuen gennsuns fir
GinipanSerer unb G@ulen.
Ytarbeitet Don 5nIfus Setm.
3ritte NuIase.
0ebtAt
2mbtpi9 Mblanb.
27s seitsn suO., brpfdirt, $1.oo. elegant ssbunOsa
nit VsinSreiune, $1.b0. 3
Ser a1nerifaniite. Iaiteteu=8 dder
ODER
Suffructibe Mnneifun9
~ CUR Infertieuna aner @rten
Z Paiteten, Sorten uub Gierrabme, =
BON o tic Griebrid. prattiid:r paiteten +. 1adsT. /.
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Gentaur einiments--eie bette,

ntitteI, uelhe je eutoedt poroen
fno fir Gleiid.. 8no6cn. unb
Nustel.e hmersen. Sc sibt sruei
artsn--msiser umihlas fir Sami-
Iieu.6 sbrauh unb aelbsr umi&las
Sir mf.rN. vpN cShisrs
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26

OF, till some effort was made, but
this gentleman was by nature de-
termined and resolute, and un-
doubtedly would use both wealth
and influence to pass the bill. He
was q strong Episcopalian, and
was engaged to be married to
a young lady Of the same church,
as soon "a the bill had passed.
The church would not marry them,
but that did not signify. They
could take advantage of more lib
eral forms of worship, or the civil
law, if need be, ard afterwards par
take of the sacrament of religion in
the old way, as soon as other little
difficulties we're surmounted, and
in the end it would not matter, they
could all be happy. And so the
months rolled on.
First, summer came upon them.
The long, dreary summer, when
the vegetation became dust-laden,
and dry almost beyond recognition.
There was no soft south wind to
help the illusion, but steady one
from the west blew in from the sea.
and the dust and sand which filled
the atmosphere, blinded the strug-
Cling inhabitants, who were en-
deavorihg to maintain their equi-
librium.
Fog varied the climatic enter
tainment, and Hetty's idea of life in
California became even more dis
tasteful than ever. Sill her letters
to her father said nothing Of any
thing but success; she would not
tell4him what was going to happen,
nor would she say anything against
the man she had married, until
she had to. 1t hurt her to feel she
had distressed her gray haired re-
spectacle sire, as she felt she
had already. She knew there were
those to write home about her. II
they had done so she had not been
She meant to work for
until the divorce was OBJ
tanned, and then go home without
the Judge, could she pos
slbly do SO.
1t did not seem quite honorable
to act in this way;at the same time
self protection required it. ana the
protection of the confiding old lady,
the Judges wife, left at home, as
we'll, and she felt little scruple in
acting a part of deception in what
she considered so good a cause.
To be continued.)
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26
LETTERS FROM THE MINES,

from the San Francisco Stock Reportl
DAYTON.-A letter of the 18th says :
The sinking Of the shaft continues; ;
rock in bottom is somewhat harder,
yet works very well. Have added
eight feet to the depth since we re-
sumed sinking. We are prepared to
extend south drift in third level, and
will probably get started off by the
first of next week. Our pump is
working splend;dly.
KossuTH.-A letter of the 18th
says: Everything is running smooth
ly at mine; the winze or air shaft is
now down 60 feet below the 200, the
bottom all in fine quartz; assay from
$25 to $50 per ton; are making good
progress in the $50 foot drift south ;
it is now in 248 feet; the quartz is
quite hard, but works well.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-26

NNHE GRAND CENTRAL OFFERS BET
ter Inducements to Tourists than any
other Hotel on the Lake Shore. It's rooms
are large. well furnished and nicely kept, and
its table supplied with the staples and all
the delicacies Of the season. The patronage
of the public is solicited. with an assurance
that the house once visited, will be the
favorite stopping place afterward. The
Summit House is also kept In frst-class style
~ Stages Run Regularly from
Summit Station, via Truckee, to Tahoe City,
making close connection with the steamer
" Gov. Stanford" for all points on the Lake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
MEETING OF THE POLICE BOARD.

The Board of Police Commissioners held
their regular meeting yesterday President Mgtseli IN
the chair Frank swift. Brooklyn contractor laid be-
fore the Board n claim for 81 400 81. for removing gar
bage from the city from June 10 July H. 1874 In ac
cortance with contract with the Police Commits
sioner- the predecessors OF the present Board. The
contract with Mr.. Swift not accepted
by tie present Board, and this claim Is
for the work previously performed. The
matter was referred the Committee street Clean
ing CHEF Surgeon Henry reported upon the ease Of
ParOman Gerald tidrney, who rs charged Win having
feRn-d sickness and stayed away from the courtroom
on the day appointed for Capt. Kieas trial. for
which he had been served wub subpoena. The matter
was referred SUPERINTENDENT alIng, 10 make com
plant against Ocer taffney. Police Surgeon Dorm
ported that police station IN Newest III very
unhealthy condition., owiDg to "a lack OF proper yentla
tion. Tue report referred Ia the Committee Re-
pairs aud supprs. A resolution WAS passed dIreetin:
President Mltsl 10 leases Tor stations la the
FIRST and Tuirteth Precincts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
Mr. KY .said emphatlcaljy

tho hia tasssd. Mr. KY .'aid emphstcalIy
mo. Sucb bn could not pass. but N they sOuld uc.
coed in passing IL Ivy these low political ntrigues. Gov
Tfldon could b. Induced to sign bill carried
through IN that way" Ia relation the 10 Democratic
VINO voted feT tie reference OF the BIZ, Ir. Kelly sad
IL should bs rem an bered that all Of the who
voted f,r ~ were Republicans, and that Gov. Tden
world view tho bill with crcums pocon and <
annie ~ critically IN order 10 determine the rnoye,
which acruaied hose who took part in this piece Of
inquit0Gs political strategy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
FAST DAY IN BOSTON.

BosToS, Mass., April 7.-To-morrow being
the annual fact day. there will be session OF the Leg
stature The Brokers' Board and most OF the
places OF business will be closed The newspapers VIII
also generally suspend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08

keeper ia the office of Gov Tlden, and IN October, 1911
attended the broadway Bank 10 examine certain var
rants OF Kcyser Co., Ebiri A. Woodward. iGgersOI
Co.. Anarew j. Giryey. and William VI Tweed. he
coIopared the entries the ledger with the depo.t
slips, ana verified their correctness His alli"Yit
proves the OF Schedule f. attached 10 the
complaint.
Ar nur L. Smith, boOkkecper Ia the Broadway Nj
tona Bank proves that many OF the deposit tickets
lett with the hank with the deposits made 10 the credit
OF William NJ. Tweed are III the handvr.t,Dg OF l.. \.
Woodward. He examined Woodward's account and
footed up the deposit size Of 1t for the time from May
Sept l. 1870 and found total TO be s36396i3 80
The deposits mad" up chiefly of county warrants
ana checks Of Andrew j. Garyey and Ingersoll 4 Co.
lie also examined the account Of the " Pruning Co.,
ana prove. Tie correctness Of schedules A ana j..
John H. Keyser states that Lc Is familiar win the
Schedules oi aims pdC, annexed 10 Tue c0ml!h ana
that there was really no hfm of Kcyscr & co., The
business having been done ny himself me- lie never
vtnlcd any ol the balls. ana never authorized then ~
be presented TO me 2prciA Board 9f Audi He adnlis
the dates Of certain bills. and added 2i cent to them
lie 2es that thu Endorsements OF Johu H. kcysrr
Go, on the warrants are ioiseres' and that he never
Jo n Nc Is Davidson states that the County Of New
York was indebted To HD for safes ia 1870. That
ponent rendered his bills at the request OF Watson aud
Woodward. AM received The personal cheek OF Watson
Tor the amount. aer having endorsed the Official
warrant without being permitted 10 zee tue face of It,
That Gcponent learns that the Official warrants
were largely In excess or the amount paid TO hin. lilo
did not yei the ulIs ana the ON
Edward W. Baxter and John L. Leenan of the firm Of
Edward W. Baxter Il Co., 22 ana 2Oi Caualstree tes
ufy as expert. that the OF all the varieties aud
different Descriptions OF furniture upholstery In the
New County Court House IN the Fail OF 1871 would not
exceed Ia value when new tie sum vi s97.CC0
Edward Bull testifl sd that the value OF he carpeis,
oil cloths, g.. III the New COthousc IN the Fan OF ls7i
would not exceed ia taue when new the sum Oi 1900.
Dailei Itriel OF No. Is Grnn1'i testiiiss that the
value OF all tue canlrr ana cabinet work erected and
contained III the New County Courthouse would
cced in value, when Lew. the sum OF $l3a.i75.
John II. Maseron. mason, certifes that the plaster
work IN the New Court house 10 not worth more than
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
'I0T >0i;ti! Sea Woman was Saved froi,i
Browning.

|
Captain John O. Holmes. who recently
arrived in san Fran~isco from Valparaiso.
is responsible fpy the following s;rikin.
narrative, which he AYERS is true IL
s;ccl -
The captain had been cruising among
The Society Islands, when, putting INTO a
small cove one day for water. i number OF
ativos. rs usual, came on board t. trade
Among them wa. :; stout, comclv maiden
Of eighteen, to whom the mate took :,
great fancy. She was the daughter of Il
chief, and rcciproraing tia mates allr,.-
lion, the twain We're married. u grand f.;,>.
honoIing the OCCASION. Wi-Wi VA, tn.
name OF the bliIc >iLniivint in tie kun
-ua@r of her country = BIZ Fish. Dr. t.
interpret more particularly, ';:rcat Swim :
mcr. >he having IN cNt"ndrd no:or.ctv a.
tn expert III the art of swimming. IIiv-
lng married The mate, She t,ok mp her
gunrt">- on tho >hip.mHch 10 the di-li,c 81
tie captain. who. ,ilpr-Iikr. irlt tn. nm
>crmlinc>~ Of having Il Woman aboard
However. the vessel left the island ana
Stood for Tahiti. where She lot,lcd vi Ii
oranges AMI bore thence for Valparaiso
On the voyage this inr;d,.. 1 occurred: WI
Wi, the murc w,fr. WIS one evening per
forming her ;b.ulion> near the how~
| There W.t- Il moderate ia running no.
however. cnuu"h t. incommuIc the tur-
1tlr>. which could hc seen il.a,inr all round
the Slap. some Of thc>. were of yer,
In .. size. ana were known IL thc ~r.,-I.
turtle. II happened, while the fir Island
rr va - cnyngr.l. HAT the Ship tnpprd
her bow under and picked NJ Il >-a. which
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

1t is nearly Il hundred years ago,
Since the day that the Court de Il ,chamheau
Our ally against the British Crown
Met Washington in Newport town.
Twas the month of March and the air Wa cnu'
But bareheaded over Aquincck hl',
Guest and host they took their way,
While ar either side was the grand array.
OF gallant army. French anl tinc,
Ranged three deep in a glittcrn- line;
And the French fleet sent a wcc plne roar
OF a hundred guns from Canonicut shn e.
And the bells rang out from every st, 9 l.,
And from street to street the \owpor, people
Followed and cheered, with Il heat zc-t,
De Rochambcau and his honorod guest.
And the women out of the windows leant.
And out of the windows smilcI and sent
Many a coy almirins glance
70 HE fine young officers OF France
And the story goes, that the belle OF the town
Kissed a rose and threw 1t down
straight at the feet of De Rochambcau
And the gallant marshal bending low
Lifted it up with 4 Frenchman's grace,
And kissed 1t back, with a 9 ancc at the face
OF the daring maiden where shc stood,
Flushing out of her >Iikcn hood.
That n ght at the bali, stll the story goes,
The M.ushal of France woe 1 frlc.i lose
In hi gold-lacel coat; but he lpo5c.l III va.A
tol the slyci's beautiful face again.
Of cursed Frenchmtu, h-h or lpW.
And 50 while the Count dc Horhamb. an.
In his g"ld-lacel coat wore i ltdc i}Acr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
Bl2,sednc<<:
>INGLE. ppUN!E AID I!:!I.It..

Il will never marry never. sail W.
lam Blake to his father. Il patient. WcuN
locking old man. with thin ~..v i-.l4
>trcaking across hi> bowed h, I'd. II AM
>wcreI, rctlrctivcly-" Wei. think
YOU re right; there are men lhat c.sn m9u-
age women, but Your mother ha~ been t o
much for me
" Il seems half selfish in me to 80 .o.l ru,l
leave You alone with hcr: hui vl.a: can
one do. with work TINT wants lIun.u..
and that continual >culdiny in ono-,..- -
" Is the crying iit~ that muster !mc.
~nifl->niilln- into her apron: Io ,h'ng at
me that rcproachfdl, till I'm lajf hr.u.h.
to believe that hav" committed murder.
OF something in MY sleep.
4" | sometimes think. do You }no.v. fix
thcr that in those times it j. thal ~h- l.
sorry for her temper, j~.-iD fiat. l,It..t-
inm'
.l'- an awillnv IN lr:,>:nt. unfair Kind
of p,nltcncr. Mon: Nh ! com AIon
she's been huzzing IN my c.rr- 20 Iou-.
that get fairly bothered some ,nc>, and
dymt iecl rlear about anytninx.
"IN tell vou what vou must dp when
She Gets past hearing: Just come "il tom"
il won't he fU VOW know.
;" 50 VIII. my boy; :" VIII
Acc"r!lnG'y. the nr\t morning.. WIN Il
Ms Blake began the day with prophetic
indications of being what She called "u!'-
~et. her husband prclHlcI 20 r~o ape. Great
" To- her djSp ca>Urc She haI Resented
Wills removal "n" , setting up Tor h1m-
self; but then. aS Mr.. B.ah" remarked,
" She couldn't be any cro~~cr than II" W.
before. 80 he ""l@uted IN comparative
comfort
" III 70 IN WAS l'"'l I1u' i';u'. q,
was not earning much H> VI. ai:d hr aid
" Anything does tor oneself W'h Ge."
late air lilat sNnrN nat '"ilrtiict'u II ;
philosophy Of lor"!inrs@; on >'i.l, ii, w":A
improved W"ndelluiIy' ana III MAJ Hr Va
always happy. WiI was 4 d.-j@I.or c
m"1Idm@~.
MIR. Blake toHnd Iiil bHsiE ~jt'.'nE ~
an Old coa'.
Turned tailor, VIII 4" - h,I.
lin Wol X enough i"f a 'aIj'., ;thd
I'm afraid my buh%ilnG WoH.d not "N~ i"'
one either. tried "ldr, hul Som"hoN ].
wouldn't answer, and one must keep "ur
sell decent looking. am G"ihG a!'E or
,ers. by and by"
Women is of some use artcral. if they
wasn't such unreasonable crratures- ~:'i'
the father, with an involuntary @l1nc "
the table, which I"uNrd fAll"f IlA' In
wreck of 4 kitchen, hrapcd up, A. i W.
with Il little OF everything
VIII was accustomed to have All hi
tools round him in his wo'k, HnI - h''
gradually gathered the household lmpI'
nent~ together in the same fashion.
We will have breakfast presently. Il
said; it would have been ready bripr''
only while was gone for Il loaf the keli!
boiled over.
:. 1t won't do that this time, sad Nj
Blake, lifting the tilted vessel from I'll
fire.
"Why?
See.
Then they both laughed: " III iad ici
gotten to put IN the water :.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

IiIE\pS:f!r 0F ! Doc AND PARROT
The Virginia CITY (Nev.) Chronicle re-
l,ic~ lie following incident: Captain
>trJ-u~. real estate agent, residing at the
corner of ID AMI Carson sire, +. is the own
ri OF fine Newfoundland dog He is also
IN. uu--"~s,r OF = large green parrot,
which i -aI to be AT least - years of age.
W ithin the la~t few months a very strong
attachment ht- sprung MP between these
two creatures. AMI they are almost insep-
arabic. The parrot t1liS all day long Of
The dog, and keeps calling him by nnme
while he i AWAY. The dog seems very
uneasy when tho parrot is ont of sight.
md wander- aho1t, evidently in an unhap-
py frame Of mind. lie has licked MI The
fenther5 of one of the parrots wings. bit
still tie latter seems rather 30 court his
strange caresses. it l. decidedly interest
ING to w tne-s the manner in which the
two play to@e'her- The parrot walks
along the dogs buck. out on The tip Of his
nose, when she gravely ppcks that member
and IS gravelv walks back to the rear
THIS stately promenade is kept up for
hours, The parrot al ;he time cloaking out
It's canine friends name. anil applying e.
eesring ep;,hct- to Linn. such as .'Oh. vou
old bum, Jack. Jick, you rascal"
nd Others which are frequently hurled at
the dog by the neighoors boys"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

sleeve had no button, he came to his wifi,
to- her TO sew on one: something in hcI
attitude, rs she sat before him with the
morning sunshine on Ecr hair, reminded
him of that first work of hers when his
love grew up almost in Il night.
:" Do YOU remember the first button Won
put on for me, like fetter round my wrist,
cunning Alice? he said smilin@lv
''Would YOU be loo>cd now. if YOU
could? She asked with Il tcnlrr look OF
defiance
All no. this our lif. *" Il t"ndcrmcr-
~ voice broke in. calling. "Fathrr." lIr
ended wilha thankful >igh 9 Triple bless
cdnc>>. "-L0ndDn UtY Of Hi.