davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-03-26
&c IN utSt t0nf. fpnpern b~efimpst
-Fll. ffd tpuhl. =

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sen Dta8Helt IN stsien 5aQsf Wsnn btss ttiatt pite.
" bat Dr.. lDiibart Der gDelt .~bsrtsfsn, sas Sts.seiudi
bsflbas IA, wenn man rsatssitts. ME pcrssfaftetsn, BIZ
trest Gnt6sduns in Der Niatsrta ntsbita. BEN .Yins Ere,
sersiai" ss9eu pals unb qunssntraatteitsr anpsnbet
SIt sss man n. pns e. s.' q si.,. rs sS,rs sssss " S sss,s Ia n.}M.
eur1 ben @sbrau6 Sbres CORDIAL unb Der ~Dsspepaa.
Pills seteiit rScrben fnb.- Nuf Griuttn tr sFeatlidtn
rtr nut sa 3euanis Ina Sntsrsdt ss astssaSsu. ua.tr.
4yselftst Dss., 81. Roo. 1859.
D.. 3. q. 6. gDtitart. W.rtbn Rsrrl SIN apra
1868 sefe! mt& ttu anfanst unbsbtutsnbu 5ufea, mel.
-.pen - t,npfatl mir QebertbrAu - nebueu, rel4es
rtt t taste, rtr etpas @rleihttruns serf&aHtn wlrss
mic aSsr nit eartrsn sOnns. SD suiudts ben atb.rs
aSsr btaaN lutr gssSsruns. 9lsin' s.aassa uars. Bon suu
1as ~ Ias t&limm.s u nd iuItyt Ct tlSrt t. m a n
mt q thr nbetlbarGr S&wtkbfu6ttti.
ssne Wig tss.ss Wittsi urrss 10 saaalast Sprsn
,Vlnt Irtt Ear 3prstalN ~ tsriuGeu. econ Bite
trts d lafGt mar n ~ srn Nutsa uub ala
q mta tatts var mstns 81.
M ass s .lt sstlts nt.s.t s%.rssa.a. So
y fardtett. mid ~ taui1en. Ssst absr bsee ID bic poas
uebsrisusaas, edn,ltG esbstt " itiu. Sd far,ibt btss
lna Seten Wnbertr. Ss nrpetn Is bsmnad ssrateatli.
IN Stt, 9 ssf,, S,;ss f. Ts ssssg:fss a ssssn.
~ Dtnff.Is Rt&ar,fsa
Sta %erfaerener NRebtjtnn 81. solder 8aiultdts.G tpIp nj,
sttst, iriemtt lstns CAN'T Bette t u%nttrlu4uns ron pa.
iltrt.u IN ben Gmptens'itmmsra er Gfftt. Drei CON
lifir.nSs Gsite % ansrtaHnter IaHtiatett stbtn 'Sm
ur sstts; FUR bic ysmubaneea btriabsr Esresn bsa
ygblttum tttns EoGsa b~trttnt!.
fine iel&s 1.Iesenbsit tistet Ietns snbsrs GnaaIt In
tdnbe.
pstsfs aus tys.as esneua Gbeile ps 9aapss. IN gs.5sn
am Mais a%nR'rrast rite. wtreen prompt unp ~un,ntaslb.
ito bedntperts, &iineTen ipatea IN dorm non
.aBsd,feln ODER Woaanmeiinnsen
sberma6t psrptn.
Pr.ts sSn Dtibarts .amsrtean DssreFa ytas~ 81
YER SdaGttl. Dtefslbta ipsrbtn mad &msfana bo Dc.
treets per yof ju%s eianbt.
prds vpn QDiitarts uytnt Free Tar Gsrtial" ST.
sr 8la(6s sbr $1 per Dussab Slal&en. 8ufsabuns
Sts Gypres.
eas Butterflies fsaisn e%erslfrt rsssn an
4. q. o.. R8tfbarf, M. D..
SRs. 232 Ncrt 9neite Ctr.
phtIsstIseis.
As lssta 10 exsa &ss.sssa. tSa2an
, 1875-03-26
&ADeDtf@ 0ttteEA.

Diefes DitaTs N Test sns f4sn felt laasta SAbt n ID
iannt, ba u jebes dnbers 5eilmiiteI etsfsr 0rt bd net.:u
6bertrift. Doe Reespt ~ eisfem ~S4rtbti& Sittre" ra'
Ianet Bet Elm aef4 @ebtimnt6 unh Ia 1nc& ieSt 8n
Rrte Guurzs lbsrttefGt, nab IA 70 surdaus u~nutsI.6,
ba6 trSeab Semans eu6r bex @tst stlar bds Ssy ,.
bn ,G&pebif& 8tsterS" Ienus. sbni ,tl q gi:a. MHa.td
RttmenI&sn bura ben gtrtauf bttfer sefdlf&ten Ia&ab,
uaunsen ~ ,rfSrsn, w.lhe dbnit& a~usitnen ant f&rted.n
ME Sas s&h rs6webti6 4ttters" sbe Der @tinnbbst
fdablt& fnb, r6brtnb bas aesntlt4e uue e9ts -e6rs
lat. Ia bie beDnsers nt&tte n, ~tyt II. aufmersfam
idt bes putltfuns haraut btnsel.:t, BAY lsstr Blaf4e
ntl1e rae ehtt ,S6pestf6 BttterS" entbdlt, es NanttpH
anteri@rift bts ssrfo,teutu g ases enssriafta u.
, 1875-03-26
Rei1ts QHan3enlpHe.

Gnttdlten tstn Mtrfur, WixeraIttn oe1 h&bIiAt
7e;S.tmttti
M8- Wan s,a&,t tt fslasnttn esnptune, ftI-
Il I'd. bur& Gt5runesn Der Nersaaunsspraaut angel
atn: gN5 a. ANA q
guaosfune. innsrt 5dncrrtetbtn, eIutaneraus mad
Stm arpfs, Iaurer @titmdd, utb,li;tt, Gotbrenntn
MiberrtleH stseu Nabruns, @tilbl ucn utbtrtu1uns
aab G&wut I'm Nassn, laur.s g%ur1O6en, Auf- uni
Nbwostn FER Wfasenerubt, S6pinhtI, ftnsns' uni
iGwsrss Utbm.n. btrjiudune,n, ]uian M ,nfGrtd,n uni
Vtflbl bts 9rfid,nS bstm piseen, ubnabms Der 9Th.
IrGft. f&warst pluitten pbN tds 9th zines S6l.ttri
ssr ben Nusen, Bisber unb p1npftt etmtrs I'M Ecpfs
WdngsI an Comets, atts Gdrbunk her bauf une be
Guatn, S1mtr5 In her Stttt, In Der Sruf uno ben @itt
bern, plStliHs 9nfdl. Won 6ist nns Bremen zig 8lsii&
gDentst . fen spn Sfabmap's piltn betrtita bAs 81
esu Ron aubtn e~snsnuten St6runeea. Al HH
WreiS 25 Gemt8 fur bic &6aHteI
, 1875-03-26

Iebs s.rj,rtae, wetbr NIT Dysy.saa Stbaeu IL. Gel
teraual 10 %, BET stntm luru1tfGen Nlatle NIT benz fat
unbefesbarsn 8srldnsen ~ assn, earaRlbetl lu nebrnen
anb benaUd bur6 bic 8urhr bapsu aus9elblpfsn ~ fetn.
ea6 sem @tuuHs f&nta anb fter fur6tbars S&merita
I'm aae 5ausssnpEtn, ba r snamn fhlr eanRe. aets Ct.
Sas az tdstln Rnbet. Ss analt br Drspptiter fd fslba
unb feline sanit unnstbuns. Die elldltas 8rebit6let
Der Rletnen ptrb ntHf ldnen ~stbulbe, BIZ sanjt 5dus
ltdftit wirb cine f~rtubfpft guh ben p%attrnten brinst hai
DtpuBt[etn. bab bas 2eben ibm cine Eat To uns ftlbf BIT
Rd&Ren .tbn utibea, nttt itlttn CUR Uerirttaaas ans r.
gar iuu Sdbfmsrba. Gba sarxn an
, 1875-03-26
Nafber 2lbeang. s MsH; as.t sns

AytRten UNI DertauIer '
5sn'p MaFe Sssdei's 5amilisn . 3siiuns tritt ID
psrelI'S aueh an NM eistt tbren abennsnten sw,i efr
erSF.sn unb i6bntsn Glepgrapbt en-, sptl aus.rf an.
~aisbenesn Bilferu. pel6s iprcrt 4p9ane fnben. non IRrs,
Nnf'ripn ale tSeeenttuds Az ,brem Wide awake" uno
Fast asleep. Asentsn baesn immsnitn y iole Is 1T
es bette lemals eebptsne @eleaerbsi Iur lie 9Br lisisrn
cen lsiGttfer nm l0rnftsn YertIus.Sepsntanb unp be.
ssblsn lttr bpbe @pmmti1on. Seo r ftubes oeer neue
NtpnnsnI ertdlt 10 tprtlre, ftb1e }iItsr. 6tnllna.
lther Sprraib Su aueeablidltee Yer euoura pprbauesn.
Ute 3 ttune islbli ltspt pnisr 5amllisn : Spurnnleu Dhne
ttrss Slei6en ba, une III 70 popular, pds ie eie arpste
Serbrsttnns IN Ger @elr bat! 3ns tsitt lilerariite
1alsntp,re perpsnest.. @spare @sa'sffen's Grabbing
nenten e%elisfert. Mrs. Strws's LAM er5ebnte Jplae aut
My wife and Il. beetnnt NIT BEN nsurn Sabre. ST..
espb Ssmaup. Der elm tutse Saldr cter elm un 1tbdn ,ass
@efhdit rtnf6t. 'oute fur Gtreuiare un6 Yreislifte i'd
rsneen an 9. . Sprc II. 60. Stem gort. 4qoiaui.
s sssS ga sI sransis ss,"'''"'''9l eenten p~erlanot
, 1875-03-26
Tieber uuS faItss Tisbsr.

estbu ash @t&fIfsbsr fur so Gsnts iurtrs. q
atsbt ssts Sstlmittsl Ia Der Ust. p,Ihes 5tsbr aHs
1sgfsRsbsr anb aat ~fsnetaes strmantttG RraH.btltts
Issnta txrA Nassapy Stdta sbsseslisl nIrSj jSv8SN
krRttat ~ sMahssyf 4sis N2tssf' " Cas- ~
ess.es.
, 1875-03-26
CpspepNs

Itlten4 FDaruna hte f6redlt&,n e6netSea eusbalts
pel&e tteie 8ranfbett nit IT'D brtnei rena In BEN .SGnA
bid Bttters" en 5eilmttttl stbottu wtrb, bas 9eber letd
trlansen tanni 6 ftnbert Bite S&ntrsen fcfert unb b
fprtstfsstem G.braude wtrs Der Patient scn Wote;s
s15S6e It'd beHer beTnben 10 zine ysaffdnbtae 6dluns e.
ttelt Ia. 9au1snbt fesnea ben Sag, an wtI6eu Rs seran.
kst purbta htefS panbrbars Sdlnatttd o. sebraa@en
, 1875-03-26
Nufdl4e @inarias in @erdsn.

oieriiber i2reibt Die u&imeS Of Snola":
n@tr lino i'm SeitB bon Yrioatnatrtften
aus Der periil6en 9alptltapt, Die Wtlttbei-
luusen bon arOBem Sutereiie nno 8ldti9s
telt entbaIten. Die ruiiii6e Diplomatic 1T
III Seberan 10 tbdti9 uno eriol9rel9 9emeien,
, 1875-03-26
4Gz2 Oh dominion gaupddit
Npmpany.
u 4 Il y t 10 q o., +.

I H .".
stes @rmpanp ipirb rinen ihrer natfpleenbsn rraht.
,pu,n Sampler, Sle Dpminipu. 3Spanutc, SIuac
Ssh, NteDmpne, " bemarle. @uttcras .une
tSepr e aS. Gicrr { NJ Sdu) an ispsm &tenNaa,
tFettd8 u Somsta8 bsi Fp1malsr abtabIen
a'en.
A'els Diff. ftnb ganj neu unbimureen aueoridlid
Ut eiels 0gute eetaut. f
Ste tabsn pra6ipsle salprne, { e Slpums unit
odpr- simmer. hfl"
DE Spsiiea. SsaasmIi6tsit une Dstienune itut I'M
sperIreH!i0.
9taarsn rslde NIT eteer Qinte periaupl pereen, Ian
zen rsseimdtts IN 9'sr-gpr: an eUr aeereedten Yisr II,
Spmpanp. 81 Nprtb Niper.
itradt rr glaes meier OILS Neprgort psreen ibnel
-etpreert une mus fdnir niGts al9 DE Ntrt.t6 pe9uelen
untettn beteGret.
Z Offs etele- qiaie %rsrIaHsn giprtclt UNI ubr Wat.
mttta8s mdbrsae bee Nttters.
drdtt anssnpmmsh ets D ubt Absnbs iebsn Gas,
gDesen weieler gueIunil pente man lid an
Gepree 2S. Nllen u. Gu., asenten,
5feb. SIfte epmpanp'S gBrarpes. Mldaie.
, 1875-03-26
Or. Wat pan Nerfect NuraSt,Ue
pnb reauIirenbe 3tqenl

psuta sef&naddlps, iaubtr ~sinaefist fas ste 6dlune aH,r
Gtiruasen bes ara sts, be qebsr, Der Gtna,u.trs, bs
Rtertn, her Dldfe, Nsrpsn tiStn, RApfr.b. D,raSpfuns.
Sartltbtsi, lett, uastrpaultGtnt, 3ssp,pfo. Nnbrans, br
6aas, @aatnaebtr, Observation-Disclosures pdmVrrroits tn
unA d1t uuorbnuugsn In ben tuntrsn DrseEsa. sirt
aarsRitri snb ,par baS ft rrft.s tnrtreu.
, 1875-03-26
"Star- Wttn" plat(oym.

EilbersIan,, cline erpRe 3irrec. Gin peuaGntiasr
Shns inter Sttsn. Nraast In @tfenmddren. 6~anblau.
az na6. GirtuIart gratis %perlsuest. Iorsffre;
WxSesi &tar &".L
, 1875-03-26
Oa8 2eben BON &ineern 9crcttet
fur so NentS.

Sober Sail BON Group fam sebeilt
perben burd1 Or. Sobias' n@cnetlaniides
2tnimeltt, menn bleie8 suerit genommen m,ro.
Seit % Sahren erprobt nnb nienals cine
Slaihe 5uriidgeiaidt. SO furirt ebenfals
0iarrboe, 6tubr, &olif, Salsmeb, Sdnitt.
pullben, Sranbmunoen nnb dubere S6mer'
sen. Serfauft in ben Npotbefen. Depot: 10
Bart Ylace, Stem Morf.
, 1875-03-26
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

~ zine aussnsitditHs pale Naesn bet, -aes7see
Gntllneuns su Sttt, en-. hr Dlafs uus Der Gtnaswdbl
GsaesRton Der punes. xsbitopReo,n. Uttmans sbsf4sss.
zen. Ssslfieptsn, Ssitris. Group, Dpyttsria. Gatarrh,
SnHsaata, Aspf'& msrs 6atnptk. Rsuralstt. Rbsuna.
Asnus, 5rpasla, Ws6ftlEebtr.
DIE &npsasuns bus Neaep Relief az BEN ~l,ssnssn
sber s%rsraaitsn 1ttut wiFb ~9tnetruna uas Utsitssus
10 ussas ktresttGkrsa.
, 1875-03-26
@@tm ebifb 8itters.
8AweAH@ DtftesA.
Rur ans 9rdutsrfkFteA

EBer raebr aIs sierpunbets sSabrea ep.stdte sa sera>
hr f&wtttTGtr Grat sd Ven ptHtnf&a ftlt6tn 7erf@uhe
wel&e q faa auf aneu Eteien Der Gtbe snfeatt. ptt ~
Ealttae 5tsfraft aeptges Rrautr unb ss Gstrae. bevfes
bsx tilht ID kauptstfanbtbets bs
, 1875-03-26
B6DiusfuAs

uxh aus anterea suRs,ntranipsttsn .ntfsb,n ettn 70 81
aus et6runssn Der Nagertpattsttit ais eur6 srblit,
Mnld8s sber 5sftiss Srtd!tnns Dsnn rs Spsii, mid
Stb0rie prsausi une Der Rprper in dpiss sshsn uiai bin
laaeltd unabrt wirs. NuS Gbmassruns ~ein,rttsn UNI
sas sef4pdtte Spaer srlttst BEN ~letGtefen Gnial sins
&rtdltunS. ets bel etner Derfpn ron erdfttee @eiunbbs,
penn Hs 8das Ron S3pinbiuHt in ben rasn Stapten b.,
haHbelu. rttten sbnt Ausaabmt tbst Autmeriiamteit ~.
st aaf sG @ssuIi"uns bar gsrbauuua sorsaus. pamtt IT.
Gpeueny nel9e Der patttat ia f6 uimns. ibm ntbt fru&t.
Rs Setrerst serurfa6eu une rt&t bur6 ben 80. per ee
sSa sEb tbm saintser gar frtnt spu ,a, alsfissn 8aG.
Rtnte aub f&It&ts Rabrrns ~ bis,en-
, 1875-03-26

Ma{ern, SGasla&feber entneben aus persprbenem BIutL
@esen bieie Hranibeiten IA ,S6pettip Sitters" bas ptrS
Fanahe S4usmttsl, neil Is Der beAt SlutretnIser Il, ~
n siebt. aber plrb Der Gebraud ID fpdt eber nidt senas
6&drlaGRtter xnb anbers NIT 8tetr serbunbeae Sraat-
ketten ausbreGen, bann mus her @ebrai& fcfprt etnA ,
Rtlt werbtn, Ia Rranftetteu In eteltm Stabtum cine an>
texs 0sbanbtaaa ~afsrbra.
, 1875-03-26
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Der u,aa.n IA 81, srps. psriadtt. be- a5rpprs. gss
Nm erb6lt has gauge Saten Nabrune uub Strait. meul
htr Wassn NAB anberr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS na&loHen. ibn
vol. 9battsisit ~ entptdela. mus br eantt ySrper lei
hsa, Die Frantbetten, pel4t aus ~sef6rter Etdtisfett bs
ssrbeMungsprsau. enrftbea. anb sei&iebtner Grt. aba
te 5euyturfaat blebt tmmu e,sfelbs.' DIES II bn
@guat, rsber sas ~e&webif& 8ttters," ba q sls Stir.
ssn9srtt,d rtrit, bic 0ereaaunsssrsaRs resett unb tbr
saaabs Tbdtai,tt bsrAsat' 70 sisl. Rranfbtiten betlt, bh
anlaeiutns san, sriGtssenn Ratar ans. Dtr usunes
htfEptss btisrtfYe ' y "a =
, 1875-03-26

BertsrbenJ Blut In bic 5asstara&s h0 effSsrtiAes
ans foear dlbdftu KranfttttsA. { j. 2
, 1875-03-26
Sautausf6Idss.
%o6sR

gIe&ttn. BtaRsa ,--harA 0nesaAes ents4ssens RrsaS
edttn. +
, 1875-03-26
,reis 25 Gemts fur bic S6aAtel
Wabtpan u. Co..
% Wavren, Ode ct ae& Ctr, u. q.

Qtes Gal(Ass uns Dabrm. eGidt in, frs,rnarle az
eaebpas u. Co., 80 gnotu n, Gde &bur6 Git, Nes
Mort Musinnft. r onitrbs per,h ntce Sbnea .useftt6t
, 1875-03-26

Ntifssbs fsut,u hsts stns Rlaia, ssn Ratwasv vfsah,
eslitf bet h& iutstn. Wsasss drppftn in gDsHr perssu
kranibsit cher S@ms:itn. bis psm gD,&fl bes gDaFsra
t%srratrta. spr0tustn. Is Ia bsfsr ale frsnlSRla d
0Eaabs pbsF Stttas ale elm RttImitsI.
, 1875-03-26
Rerp enfb,p6 do

FH "N"
Y has ssr ansladfsItsasa Sraa.paien ssnsn sas u =.
lHtn8elhlt&t lntsr,pSrfen u. sRe Ietten admennid ' al
men baran. Die urla6su. wel4t etelcs ID eeGltt, !
5trSrrruffa, fne pef1ieetn aas ptsIfttta. aber CT '.
t<uelAnespett mub inntu bitftibti ietn q aamlic ot
bard Startanssmtttti eas RerprufpAem BE w. Iaw
anesoreaat aae saear1 ben san,sn aerper ~ tr6 . =
Das .S&r.bti& Sttters" aert uatrrei@t ia ole Lt.dr.
hnesssttta bel ben pbts ~trw6bntsn Erauibetr,n unb bai
zauienhen bic @tianebett sGradst8tbtu welbs fdsn "a
san ,ptiitltta. ie ptspe @tuus an Ptttn Az hnpsn.
acknowledgement,
Srtelsssac. &hrasrsaa seaaustss unsiadssspzas,a
E~xeland,plt., cry a.0ige
Rns nuSttlssgs Rransbetsn uas b, m,,tetntfA, s,sbor
:nha eerlelpen Tam nterndis ~ frub beapanen perpeu
gfan pebrau6t eas rS6wtbtl9 ,Btttrs" aeuau nod
anwetiune une BE lests Spur br pbenaenannten nd
pEt perl6ptneta. Dem Yatientta nitro uufeblbar 4
eelEanGt8s Vtlap spstf turudee8ebtp sab sssr 81. fraesr
6tttEistt fsai f& balb witser din. - '
Sta MkItitnns siattfst $3.50
Ysrfsass, pelAt ra p~trffans dbfaprunssnt Ind ~,
70 6blt4e NpI9tn treenh efneT Art mlnften fpit,, d..
bppp.lt. Dpfs ea ,S6webif& 1tttsrs" a,bmen' Cal
en pOaiemmea anfta> lt4ts ablttuaaSmittd uxA Grs
werbsn pbxs af&9&t anf
MItsr saA @sFAisaA
"a u Hesr Gut6hIAe, RsN aa1.ss mtaeYaUEAs gsA
EanleH tnttdit, aud feline narssttfA4a Gr&2sktbdIa -
stsa assf&IitSIi& btatht sAs '-
Graaterfsffss.
eslfsni ssasAsRsa coz ssA ss.as sssasu
, 1875-03-26
9as sinsiss i9mer3Riasno. MitteI,

une Gniarsnnstn bsfsitist unb Gpnesfisnsn iurirt,
slst6stsi sS Ne In br eunat, TN Wassn. Giae.pttbsR
sbsr fsnaissn Griita pttr CrsaHss lttssn, bur& ttA.
Walias HnHtnbans.
Sn elmer bic iwanits Wtnutsa. s~tnsrIst nj. ntfas shes
~ssixissnb Der e&msri i.in mag. her Rt,uAatf&.. Heit.
ldssrtse. S6pa1t. 0sriruyptltt, NersSft. an ~slsase!sis
4tssubt sttr III dnislare ptrb an
, 1875-03-26

q q Ssser nasfeIlsr, AsA aal.ss atseraHTas exA.
ban asSf&ItsItG btatht sas =
, 1875-03-26

kssksa ttaau. " ~
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-04-01
Acres of Skeletons Unearthed by the
Flood,


The high water of the recent food
washed about four feet of earth from
ten or fifteen acres of land lying along
the Tennessee river on the farm Of Mr..
James Prater, near Louisville, in
BIount county. About two feet of soil
was removed from the same ground by
the high tide of 1867.
When the waters subsidized after the
last food, strange spectacle was pre-
sented. The whole of the denuded
area was covered with skeletons. Some
were straight, some reclining, some
doubled up, and some in sitting pos
ture. There were the osseous forms of
infants, OF children and of full grown
persons. Mr.. Prater has counted over
thousand forms.
The steamer City of Knoxville on her
last trip brought some of the bones to
Chattanooga, and Mr.. Crowford, the
clerk of the Knoxville, presented us
with a skull.
Persons who have lived In the vicin-
ity of this mysterious cemetery for
sixty-five years never heard of any hu-
man bones being discovered there be-
fore.
The skeletons, We understand, are
not found in a mound, nor what ap-
pears to be an artificial formation of
the earth.
We understand one or more mounds
were partially washed away in Meigs
county, disclosing skeletons, stone
hatchets and pipes, and implements
common among the. Indians.
The skeletons in Blount county prob
ably occupy burying ground, which,
perhaps, centuries ago, was covered up
by the same agency which has now ex-
posed its occupants to view.-ChGttG-
7loO0a Times
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-04-01
Physical Phenomena of 1874,

An unusual number of physical phe-
nomena appeared in different parts of
the globe during the past year. OF the
typhoons, cyclones and hurricanes Of
the eastern hemisphere, the destrue-
ticn occasioned at Hong Kong on the
22d and 23d of September was most
disastrous, 5000 persons and much
property being destroyed thereby; the
New England coast storms IN May !;
the great storms and rain falls of June
and July in the southern and middle
states, attended by foods at Pitts
burgh and Allegheny city the hurri-
cane in Jamaica the Mississippi over
flow; the destructive floods in India,
and at Lorida, in Spain, in the month
of August the snowfall in Persia !;
the great severity of the winter in
Northern Asia and in the Alps and
Pyrenees the unusual number of ice
bergs in the Atlantic the great hail
storm in the south of France; a slight
eruption of Htna and earthquakes in
Vera Cruz, st. Thomas, Ecuador, Porto
Rico, Mexico, Utah, North Carolina,
Scotland, Inspruck, Smyrna, Constan-
tinople and Ceylon, occasional heavy
losses of property and considerable
suffering, but with the exception of
the Hong Kong disaster, the loss of
human life has been comparatively
small.
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The Cheerful Face.

Next to sunlight of heaven is the sun
light of a cheerful face. There is no
mistaking it, the bright eye, the IN
clouded brow, the sunny smile-all tell
OF that which dwells within. Who has
not felt its electrifying influence One
glance at this face lifts us at once out
of the arms of despair out of the mists
and shadows, away from tears and re-
pining, into the beautiful realms of
hope. One cheerful face in q house
hold will keep everything bright and
warm within. Envy, hatred, malice,
selfshness, dependency, and host of
evil passions may lurk around the door,
they may even look within, but they
never enter and abide there-the cheer
full face will put them alto shame and
flight.
1t may be a very plain face, but there
is something in it, we feel, we cannot
express, and its cheerful smile sends
the blood dancing through our veins
for very Joy. We tBrn toward the sun,
and it's warm, genial influence refreshes
and Strengthens our fainting spirits.
All, there is a world of magic IN the
plain, cheerful face 1t charms us with
| a spell of eternity, and we would not
exchange it for all the soulless beauty
that ever graced the fairest form on
earth.
1t may be a very little one that we
nestle upon our bosom or sing to sleeI
| in our arms with a low, sweet lullaby
but it is such a bright, cheerful face
The scintiliatiops of joyous spirits are
flashing from every feature. And wha
power it has over the household
! binding each heart together in tender
ness and love and sympathy Shadow
may darken around us, but somehow
/ this face ever shines between, and tn,
shining is so bright that the shadow
cannot remain, and silently they creel
away into the dark. corners, where th
! cheerful face Is gone.
It may be a wrinkled face, but it j
! all the dearer for that and none les
bright. We hnger near it and gaz,
tenderly upon it aud say: "God bles
the happy face T. We must keep i
with us as long as We can, for hom
loses much of its brightness when tn
sweet face is gone.
And after it is gone how the remem
brance of it purifies and softens on
wayward nature. When care and sorro'
would snap our heart strings asunde
this wrinkled face looks down upon u
and the painful tension grows lighter
the way less heavy. AS in the spirit
mind, disposition. so are the features
- chronological Journal.
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Striking in Wales

The great lockout in South Wales is
now in the third Z onth ef its progress,
and both sides are represented as firm
as ever. The English papers TEEN with
accounts of distress IN the mining dis
tricts. Thousands are on the verge of
starvation, but are just saved from it
by the contributions of trades unions
all over the kingdom. When these fail
there is terrible state of things. The
London illustrated News gives a fore
taste of what is to happen. in a pain
full illustration of scenes about a pawn
brokers' shop in Merthyr. A hundred
men, women and children are iostling
each other In the attempt to get TO the
chop aud pledge their effects. They
carry the family pots, kettles, wash
utensils and other articles of domestic
use, down to the humblest. And still
the men refuse all terms of compro-
mise. They have rejected the offers OF
| the clergy and all overtures looking to
arbitration. Some of the men, it is
said, would be happy to stop the quar-
rel, but they fesr punishment from the
more feroclous of their associates IL
the union. The proprietors even show
more signs of hrmness, and it is be.
lieved they viii carry their point, which
| demands a reduction from the rate oi
wages forced upon them by former
strikes. In the meantime business Is
prostrated, and great privation expe
rienced throughout all the classes II
the affected district.
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CHIPS.

knew an old couple that lived in a wood
Chipperee, chiperee. chip
And up in q tree-top their dwellings it stood
Chipperee, chipperee, chipi
The summer It came and the summer it went
Chipperee. cbipperee, ehipi
And there they lived on, and they paid rent
Chipperee, chipperee, chip
TIL cir parlor was lined with the softest Of wool
Chipperee, chipperee, chip
Their kitchen warm, and their pantry was full
Chipperee, chipperee, chipi
And four little babies peered out at the sky
Chipperee, chipperee, chip
You never saw darllnRs so uretty and Eby-
Chlpperes ohipperee, chipi
Now, winter came on with its frost and its snow
Chipperea, chipperee. chip
They cared not bit when they heard the wind
blow
Chipperee, chipperee, chipl
For, wrapped in their furs, they all lay down to
sleep
Chipperee, chipperee, chip
But, oh. in the spring how their bright eyes viii
peepl-
Chipperee, chiTperee, chip!
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Gems.

There is in Paris a vast establish
ment-the most extensive of its kind
in the worId-where the imitation of
pearls, diamonds, and precious stones
generally Is carried on with all the skill
which modern ingenuity renders posi-
BILE, and these productions are sent to
the shops of all lands. Here the whole
process of Transforming a few grains of
dirty, heavy-looking sand into diamonds
of sparkling hue is constantly going on.
The sand thus employed, and upon
which the whole art depends. is found
in the forest of Fontainebleau it ap-
pears to possess some peculiar quail
ties of adaptation TO this purpose. The
coioring matter for initiating emeralds,
rubies and sapphiTes is entirely mineral,
and has been brought to high perfec-
ton. Hundreds of operatives are EN-
ployed In polishing the coloEed stones
and in linin2 the false pearls with fish
scales and wax. The scales of the
roach and daee are chiefly employed
for this purpose they have to be
stripped from the fish while living, OF
the glistening hue so much admired II
the real pearl will not be initiated.
These Paris pearls have been of late
wears so perfected that the Roman pearl
/ has to a great extent been superseded
The setting is always of real gold anC
the fashion of the newest kind.