davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-08-25

81. u. %. Bo. Ole @atns,eiGen. Roman bon q
20. badl1uDer.
%. u. 80. Bo. I'm &septer unc 3rpnen. 3eitro.
man BON Oregon SanarolD.
Ser Norb : Mmerifaniidc 9p!mrti6er
uno
unfeblbdre Rdtbgeber
fir @inmanberer uto @lngelpanbsrte.
9ntbdIt cine fnra sefaBte uno fir SeOsrmann %oeritdnS'.
libe
.@rarnmatif Der en9liiden Sprade,
nsbt Nnleituna in tur3er s3eit
rbue Sebrer eugliid fpredben unb fd,reibeu ~
lernen;
dnBeroem cine
boil ftdnbtge Utu ute an mIung
bon 9riefen, Jtednungen, Quittun9en, Gontraften.
sSetleln, Anipeiiungen, 3eitungs -Nnnoneen,
Gelhdftsfarten &c.
Gieben3ebnte Muadge.
p~appbedel %sebunoen, so 6ents, nit 9soer . Riiden,
60 Geuts.
Ole Gpr1titttiolt Der Ser. Staatetl,
neolt @rldlterull9en uio geidbibtliher @tnleitnns
Cur ~Ipejieuen Beuusun9 fir
Ntnip anberer unb Sbulen.
8earbeitst bon Sulius 5etn..
1ritte Muhase.
O%sbunoen, so @ents. Gartontrt. IS G'nts.
Gebt6te
bon
2nbtpi9 Iblanb.
275 Seien spo., broT6iri. 81 90. GIe8ant %ssbunosn
nit G.IeSreNung, $1.50.
~
Scr alnerifnniite. gaitetens8 Bidder
ooer
S~nffructiDe MnpeifMne
sur Nnfertisune a1er Mrten
Baiteten, Sorten unb gierrabmS
BON Dtto s riebrib, prattiiber Iaiteten : Bidder.
Wreis 10 Gents.
, 1875-08-25
cuff 3nr &ettmmg.
Chs @si&i&ts bss nMsusa Srsunusss."
s. g. 9lrthur'S

Heaefes unb srSstss sDsrt, absr ben mtrfwbrbtsRsn aat.
aanb Der Mtulstt. Gin l~pdrbtsss Ssttsnaid ju man
Trap unb Ten Nights. miI&ts bel hem 0plts Sea.
iattVa iaa8sn unb f9 fetr gut ~ssrfaufsn pire. 8u eintn1
ssrtnesn prsits serShentlt&t. uni f6neas gsrtduft aab
etVBt 9trsilattpn su tratstsn. Stmpersnsfrsunbs, untsr.
anst PIG Vsrbrtituns sts Bu6es. Spaitae gtrtauS.
ypu 81 per pof bewtQtat. g. M. GtObenrt u. { "a,
YNbliikkfei HbtIaha. lNE ~
, 1875-08-25
Sauisnp I'm Druid mad srfsm Mpnat
MMfanenDer Grfpla.

YIN 49snt ssretsnt Sl12 tn rtsr 9aeen unb stn Anhtl
rsr Sass tn 3 9assn snr& ben gsrtanf ron
SCedu'6 StDrN =. elm pabrsr Sdbae ppH
redun5en' Mbenteueru une %aSuneern auf u
uutsr er See; 3au4eu, Sdltmmen. Rakt etpsiden ne
@t es5 %paasnbsn GbbiIpunssn. Yrsit Sussrf atthHs
pa zen ral&itsa Nesaus. Wlau SAtrt f9Ibalf s.At
, 1875-08-25
Mmerifanii9e Snaenb.8 ibliotbef.

Vts'~%l""iH~ O~SS""
in bibi1s Bappbedel nit WfuSlin.Giiden
gebnnben a 25 Gents.
Roger nnb aBetfe, BON 6ranj 6pffinaun. = Der
freue 9DGdbter. 3ufarnmen in einern Banb.
Der @ieerfpenfise, oon Sran8 6offntann.
boffmann. - Ole @isfabrt. 3ulammlsn III
einetn Bnnb.
Ole Sentelhutaten, bon Gran3 6offmann. - Der
&bifbrudt. 3uiammen in einern Banb.
sd febe bid fd,pn. bon Sulius boffmann
0n fouff nidbt aeblen,
@rpRpdferS 2iebItna
Der tblinse @iibsir,, bon &uHas wtssod.
Der 9e6pfennis. Dret Ratbarinen. - MMA
Der 8e9entudrf. Srei Gr5Gblungen bon 9befla
BON Gumpsrt. Sn einem ganb. r.,
MuS Mad1t gum eidt, BON NiHarb Baron.
mai nne Damaianti. BON Ssroinano S4miot.
Belpbnte 9reue. &afuntala. - Der Miftc,
ndr tn Mfrifa. 3uiamrlen in einein gans.
Der mhblar3t. Der Birfbpf. ,3psi G~r3ablun'
gen BON 8. Stober. !3nianimen In eiilem 8anb.
WaS Der Weenic1 fact, has pire er aud ern'
ten, bon Rtbarb Baron. 81
, 1875-08-25

5OO Ianat far rl nnisrs nsusm soiSisssrn.
Bilesr. sdbfeibe, eeinenfaben une G@reibpa.
pter. 0ro&e Ginnabmen NIT Gtdbsrbett &C.
madbf. wan f&rtibt lofort ua &trsuIaye an .. e.
0uernfsp. putliftfr, GonsSrb, y. 3. 4gD4uiL
, 1875-08-25
go Wrp,ent.

@lten I9enten ipirb cine @ommlifiion besablt
fir ben Berfauf BON neuen uuo iebr p~opuldrsn 8ii4ern
BON elmer Der bebeutenoiten SubIcriptionss 6irlnen i'm
9anos. 50 Bidder fir so Gents IS Bidder fir 81, 20.
4ein bumbus. Man laiie lid unisrs GireuIare TOM.
men uno f~berjeu8s i8 ielbi. Norsie: .. o.. Bog 52s.
6arV"so "9nn, 49elSbei
, 1875-08-25

Wanp pro Sdnc 90 0eHre. N.E
1. nanO Der Issts BembarSter. gaopsns bon
S, gB. bddllnoer. r.. u
q Der piraten.&ieutenant. Gr3abluns
pom 8alouin M0lbauien.
o. Die Blamen mnb @elben. Denejuela.
niitss Characteristic oOn 5risOrib
4 Der wsnb gtragburs's. gattrIanbi.
iher Ronan pon beribert &du.
q. DeMtfdlane's Gbre. biitorii&er Ro'
man ppn 8ernb BON Buied.
G. Nas Eeftament %eter hes @rpRen.
Roman uro Cei3i@ts BON 9ueian bsr'
.. bert.
T. Der elephant. >aOmii&sr utOman bon
4. Der fieaemse Spndnser. biHori.
ider &oman BON U. u. 9rahooseI.
10. Die GDlpabiebe. Cine GrJdbIuns aus
benz alien Berlin, bon Geors biltl uno
1temeiie, Criminal . 0eI6i6te pou
Srieo. Srisorit. 3uiairilen in sinsn
8ano.
n. Rerr 9erpa. Criminal . Rcman BON
Gnil 0aborian.
II. Stpei beitere @~sfdbidten. Bon Moplt
MiiBelbur9.- 3Wei &pbne. Serps
,. bias. 3nlammen in. einem Bano.
10. o Der tple pans. Criminal !. Gei9i4ts
pom u. StredfuB. uno Die Gpbnt
lt,- Barnepelfs. biitoriiher Honlan pom
e9mlOt . sssiBsnreIs. 3uia'nmen in
Ia q Nm EbrDn nnh eeben. 6iRpriI&sr U g.
man BON 6eors biltl,
H. SHt VIIeHHeE. SptultE WuIHuH W
6rieorib 0eritGder.
Ia 0dbriele, eaS sSeib teS gpieIer
.., Criminal : yiopele BON 6. Qitalp
d. M nno Die 6ranctireMrs, Grjdb q
aus benz 6sutld : franJ6iiIdei s..
.'A BON Srieorlb Geritdder. .3uaiun
utH In einem 8anb. M
70. Gin 0eripprfener.. Grintinal'g iooel,s
BON 3. 81 1emms. -GaS BprffbauS
poer 9ie ipi!be Sa9o in Der pfa1. gu,
LILO % s janmen IN einem Bano.
IA Seremias unb bic id,pne 0incen NJ.
Der Serr be4 paufeS.-6rau
't d1en.-Dis 8erlobte.-@egine. ii
.f... .s a9blungen bon Maria ppn Oilers,
~5aritlen in eiusm Bano.
Q. u. 20. +. Der Gel8 DON Ora. 0oussM. G. Brad.
oo9el. 3pei BGn6e.
81. Die alte lpanifdDe tlrfunee, BON Nr.
maud uno Dae 0efpena. .GpiIoos
aus BEN neutIds frargojihen Grieae
bon D. b. BON Seoenrotb. 3ulamnlen
in einem 8ano.
n. Sier SIutben unc cine Erudbt 30.
belle pm Y4ilbelm Shmibt. g plpmba.
Nooelle BON Wrpsptr Werrlme. Gu
Iamnen in einem Banb.
%. @ldnjencs Sabnen.. Rouan bon aus.
Silberltetn. liter Bano.
n GlGnjeuce Babnen. .9toman bon Mua.
Silberfeit. 2ter Sonb uno Die &pnne
brinst 90 an een Gag. 3uiaminen in
einem Sano.
~. Die Barputn. yfoman BON Guaen DE.
oenrotb uno Weit ~siiernsr Sanb. gu.
ialnmeu in einem Bano.
~. Ole zflqpsrei Der eisbs. Roman pou
UsA"1e 1a& -
, 1875-08-25

0afpr!a u SIN eubEitut fxr Gaftss.Cd. @ III 10
anssnsbm " nsbsnsm ais bDnta. Cur aDinbsolis uns
massmidass W sas MittsI sixfsA sraaunIiA. 2ss,ts
empftblsn Cd. ...,
, 1875-08-25
GoHsaeididten.

in biibf9e Bappbcfel NIT MnsltnsGfiiden
gebunbel a Is Gents.
Der Sfgetner, uon 6laubre1t.
&HredenSiabre.
Die Gfumme DON Nprticf, bon Glaubreht. ftno
Sotann BON eenten, Der Drppbet Bon
Robert 6erbsr. 3ulamnen In eine1n Bud.
@efdfdtsn heS pfarrerS Bitbenttfdb. Bon
Rarl St6ber.
saadbtfaser in Granada. Bon IF. Norben. limb
Gannbdnfer. Bon storbsrt birte. 3ulammen in
einem Bano.
Ydrifer E~ausentdte. 1ins .
eurapact 4dsabunsns. 3uianmen in stnsm
Bane.
, 1875-08-25

4m Yalti(asr 1lopS,
Ststttn- Mmertlanif&s psa-D ampf&tftabrtS.
Nitten-G efeuf@aft.
New'0cre-Gtetttn sta 0~oventaAex.
Gdpt. CAPT.
Nb iabrteni
0sa Rew.Ssrf. g. DR. Nynbt, IL. NYstI.
WafEinstsn. 80. &prtl.
Dsa Stetttas gDaftinetsG Hprtl.
Sumbplbk IL. NSrti.
8raafttn, SO. ayyl.
x.,s,. m.,, GSs~hase:prstt:
i&snes6 Sob $50.
GrsurEsnshdss aaf eta SaNr saIts,
i. Salute 6sle $t70. 2. Gaiats 0sA Si1A Swi.
i&tnbsd Sob $50.
Boa Ststttn vita xepsnbaasn, Aatn esyeH sac Nes.ysrii
1. Gailts @slb so. z. gailte @sD $50. 2. 6ata.e
Sob SEQ. 49,
S~wifdsnee& CON Gtetttm. 980 0msrsReS.
ktaosr xnttr 10 Satrsa bic 9&fts. ~.
ggtstn 8ra&t naA btn Gfftsbafsa tastsfsuhsss xsA
pagaes penhs man 40 az
GbS. Mammelsbere 3 &C.,
3ftens i3s. 10 Ersshwss.
, 1875-08-25
Seimatb nnb Gremoe.

Romans unb Grsdblungen in sroB 800. Gor'
mat elegant brohtrt.
prets pro Hann so Gents. @ebunben In 9sin
wanh pro Bane % 6enys. @
, 1875-08-25
THE PIONEER.
&einen faltem 8ranb!
&eine mamliperre mebr !!
WiQiam &ramer'S 6eiIhHQifer.
Datenttrt am 10. Mat 1870.

patenttrt am ~. Wtat 1870.
Die Wtrfuns bieies 9fafers TT bspunberunsswirbis
@s ertatrt ftin pfafer, we!6ss biefes abtrtrtHt.
Dur6 japrelanees @rprpten fam Id biefeS YFsfter
ais elm Observation-Disclosures snapfeblen.
6amiltenpdter, SabrtfbefBer, fcpie ale Nrbetter fpnten
Is tets in, 9auie unb in Der ~aDerfff6tte p~orrdtbts baIten.
Die gDtrtnns IL cine lberrafhsnbe; man braudt wsper
lrstIi6e 5alfe su %reauitirsn, nod bat man, Set fotvrr,ser
Nnpenbung. einen BEIRUT an MrbeitsSeit su befurura.
IS BELT bic ~idblimmfaem 8Bnueen, Bite bart.
ndeei8ifen alten @eiobwnre. Bon gang befpnOsrtr
Dtrfuns IT. 60 bet ScbuR,, Sieb Etidb,, Sdbuttts,
Btf. unb Guetfdbwuncen; b dltnimen Brufsen.
rHr6 roftise Dsdsel sibt es fsin bsHsres NRtttel.
get 45Ibnerangen ffiat eS nidt MUIR ben S6mer3 ~.
{ TT, %fcnesrn beietlist hieftIben bel einsm Gstrauus pom
. bts 10 1agen edn3Itt.
S upt- DtsOt: aibsrt 8. 9uns's gpptbsfe, SO. 81
BE- arr.
ipeis per Dor ntbh @etrau6sanpeifune so Cents.
Yrsbabsn tn agesIppttsten, ionic on Der Gtsarrsn.
lillian % rten. 3M17mS:
, 1875-08-25
KNAUTKH,
NACHOD
Il KUEHNE h,
8 an h @ ef1 aft,
113 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

zSsbfeI auf msbr ais 200 Der btOsutsnosrsn @tasss
in europa.
@eIe.alns,ablunssn oura bic ~Uffdmter iopis ger
Tslesrapb na& ausn pldBsn in Dsuti@laHs.
psitsrrsld. Der S6~eis. 6ouaub. Dansmart. @6tps-
Ssn uno NOr,psssn. ben gmpianssrn frst ms 6aua
~seliefert.
@rehit.Briefe fir Rsifenee our Hsnusune In alsa
8roBeren StGoten Der alten Melt.
GinfafIruns bon @rbfHaftsn unb Toretrnnsem
isosr Art in allen Dlabsn guropa's.
SerfhiHuns bon @Itern uno Wa6sten nae
europa. ...rf r f.
MISUNDERSTANDING ~osrislben HaA BEN SnIanes.
gurppdiibes GeIe aasr art ssiauft NIB Ssrsauit
, 1875-08-25
Die Meme Ierbeferte
&tmington MdbmaiGi1tt.
.. tltU Ssr Iusrsannt s,..
,,Mebaile fir Tortidritt"
In NSiet 1878.
Ser b5Gfte @rab bon rMebaiuen" ertbrW
BET Der Iusfeuuus.
Reiue Mabmafdine erbielt etnsa
b6bern HreiS.
Giniae quite Griinoe

1.-9ine nsue GrRnbuna. sranbIi& sssrats
unb eeFbert bur& patent.
2.-Wa@t einen ooIIfp mm enen 2odsSn@.
sieit auf beiben Seiten, an allen Nrten bon Stof7vx.
8.-2auft lsi&t, ianft ssraui1los nnb rai@-bsrt
8 combination bon g%i9sni6aften.
A.-Dauerbaft-lauftSabre lang obns &spa'
vaturen.
5.-8errt&tet ollie Mrten BON Wrbstt
uno 5anep Ndbersie.n in elmer ooriiiglihen9setis.
6.-St fir ben grbsiter iebr Iei6t ju b a n b.
baben. Die 2dttse Der Slide fam rs9ulirt ipsrosn,
p1brenS bic Maidine i'm Gauge lit. uno oiele fam
nit einsm Saosn otrieben lperoeii, obne SaB osrisIbs
ourb SD@er Ju aeben bat.
g.-9lan eimfa6. ftnnrei6, elegant, inosm
Der Std pb n ben Gebrauh BON Gpg g9hsel Gears,
&otarp Cams uno 2eoer @rlns formirt wiro. Dat ben
4utomati p Sesb, pslbsr sine. slet@.
maBtet 2auee bss Stt&es bel irseno
elmer o si&Winbisfsit FHert. BAT ~unlersn
neuen 3brsab Gontrolltr. tpslber cine slsta.
mdBiss 8sptsuns Der gssols.ear srlaubt uno ssHr
8erIebungbts Sabeus o%orbeust.
6.-Goniruetion d II s erFisr8fdlt uno boa
snost. SIT f%abriiirt bon ben ssi6tdtefsn aHs
erf%abrenRen Mrbeitern in Der berHbmssH
Bennington Mrmorp, Snpn, %. o. pbiIaeelpbts
Office: $40 Gbeffnut GtrcRe. 2W1cNA
, 1875-08-25
Qemtaur eini,ntnts--ea better

81. Wai 1873.
,6trrsn Role VI. Go.-Jbr Gsntaur Ointment N cine
ipunberbars SADIE. T.tine Wautttr bat i&re6liH an
Rbtamatismus is&aetn Sabre ians s%slittsn. Nsusr.
oines nuree Re an elmer Geits aeldtn1t. Risn1ano
aIanbte. bab he ie pieber I'm etaabs iein ,pirbe tn
!preten ober III sestn, sa bic Grau si.runSFsbsnyis
SABRE alt H.. Sic bat bas Qsntaur 9inithent (ptiBtr
uinidlao) einiss gDomen lang aebrauht une farm iest
aiemlih gut osben uab ipYs@en. 50 bernie. bab SIRE
1ininsuts sIsB Sob n~sSoisnsn, WeItes a. srbalten ba'
ben. Res. 20. 3ubb8.
Wrs. Sane 1btuips, Dbinips Mius, 9nbiams Gs..
Ha., faat: $50 banie Sbnsn fir eds Gtntaur 2int'
n1tnt umIpmtbr, ais i'd mid mis- cine nsus Gran
tabls. Dttins 2dbmuno rtibrt bon sinsm raid boz ADJ
Sabrsn bstrOffsnsn e@taoanfau ber. So jSreibs nit
n..insr linfen 6ane. 80 iann istt Sur@ bas 6ans
tee esssn auf abrsm aiutmsnt NERDS ID bale sOakdn'
big sepeilt itin.~
.SSeeer atsrS.b.ttr jsuis nit esm gsntaas gint'
'ntnt sinen BeriuH MAIDEN. Miy bttYa&ten bafstbs
as ben betsn wrttssL. ssr y in umissx GtXusn ST.
hrouht tpurbe. =
81. Marih eupt. asams ar. stans. ~. ~
". 9uIt, 6upt. q. 81. Ct. 6td1s, U. o.
nWlbtrt 6. pIin. 6upt. stat. Gy. Gtdns, n. D.
, 1875-08-25

Gr3ablingsm pon Gaipariils.
Sn biibi1e 8appoedel nit Uiusfin,Giiden
~9ebnnoen a 25 Gents.
@efdltdbten aus Dem GpeEart.
Der G~dDulmeiffer unh fein &pbn.
etra&bur9 auf Der Sd)ans.
, 1875-08-25
To1eeube biniee
Wolfsz SngeuOidrilttn
mm6 HOntaue
tns gu BADEN tn anen ccutiben
Su6banoluneen lit ben
Tereini9ten Staaten ullO GanaOc.

V[3uDllIgeH DON WHpuD JtltluB'
in biibide Yappbedel nit Nusltn.Niiden
g%ebunoen a % Gents.
SdS Etdnfredt.
Die Sepprtirten.
Die MnSpanberer mad Mfrtfd
Gdbnetcer unb 6eiser.
0brtfopb Columbus.
9larus uue Maria.
Branb non Sbmbmrg.
HrredDt Cut geneibet ntdbt.
Die Grffncuns ees Nprjenans.
Die 0~roRmutter.
Der alte Sriescr unb fein Gobn.
Die RoieiniiiDle. Der fleine Gamarttsr.
in einem Banb.
Die Baiie, ooer cine quite 9bat ttnoet oft auf ero'H
iton ibren 4obn.
Sobanna, ODER Smrtb Radt aum 2iebt.
Der drrte Gpttfriec.
Der 9onis mns Der MILLER.
Dae Nleebldtt. = Orei 0eIdidten. /. Sfr ireue
Sleter, Q. Der pai1er uno lein Sobn. s. Se
pfaumeninGnn-x.
Die @~ucfgudssubr.
Saeob ntc feline 2pbne.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-02-24
The Bee as a Scayenger.

The Schoharie Republic has the
following:
A mouse found his way into the hive
OF one our amateur bee men not long
since, and the intruder was found dead
and completely imbedded III wex. The
mouse having a sweet tooth, crept into
the hlVe to steal honey, but unfortu-
nately aroused the inmates, ard before
he could find his way out again was
stung to death. BY and by decomposition
set III and Mr.. Mousey began to dissem-
mate the bad odor, which bees cannot
tolerate; but finding it impossible to
hustle him over the ramparts as they do
other nuisances, they went energetically
to work and sealed him up in wax; her
medically sealed him, in fact, SO that
not the slightest odor escaped to make
the hive unpleasantfor the high toned,
extremely neat and clean inhabitants.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-02-24
A Grand Institution.

One OF the new institutions of New
York is the University hack establish
ment. 1t has been impossible for a
long time to get ride in a coach in
New York without paying large price.
For short distance So, medium ride
70, to the Park $40. The new concern
that L refer to has great quantity of
cabs as elegant as private tournouts.
The price is 81 for any part of the city.
But the system is what commends the
public patronage. A cab can be sum-
moned from any hotel in the city at
any hour of the day or night. The
price Is no more at midnight than it is at
monday; during violent storm than
1t is III sunshine. IF driver is known
to charge more than the regular fare he
is instantly dismissed. This is prob
ably the stepping stone to introducing
the cheap cab sysem Of London into
New York.-Nea0 York Letter.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-02-24
DR.. WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR

Dr.. WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR
Buffers. men, worn by care
and sendentary habits, often suffer from
constipation of the bowels, until the
evil consequences of sush a condition
are realized in extreme debility, ner-
vousness and prostration of the vital
energies of the system. And it may he
safely asserted that a majority of the fe-
male sex are little better than invalids,
from the same cause; but by using DIR.
WALKERS VINEGAR BrrTERs, this nat
ural aperient and tonic brings back the
vigor and buoyancy of health, happi-
ness and beauty. Pure blood is essen
tial to sound health and long life No
chronic disease, sores, ulcers, skin erup-
lions, glandulous swellings, discharges
from the ear, sore eyes, sores or cank-
ers In the mouth will ever appear if the
blood is pure. To secure this take Dr.
WALKER S VEGETABLE VINEGAR BTrTERs
1t is the great Blood Purifier and Life
Giving Principle, increasing the power
OF digestion, and exciting the absorbents
INTO healthy action, where all impurities
OF the system are carried off Com.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-02-24

ing those who had never witnessed a
a shipwreck, specimen of the sudden
destruction of the spars of ship at sea
in case of wreck. Expectation of her
fate was now at the highest She swung
round and presented her broadside to
the dashing aud foaming waters, and
after remaining stationary moment or
two was, by its force, swung round,
stern foremost, and having passed to
third rapid, she bilged but carried her
hull apparently whole between Grass
Island and the British shore to the
Horse Shoe, over which she was carried
stern foremost and launched into the
abyss below. In her fall she was dashed
into a thousand pieces. [ went below
the falls Immediately after the de
scent, and the river exhib-
tied singular appearance from
the thousands of floating fragments,
there being scarcely to be seen any
two boards nailed together, and many
of her timbers were broken into atoms
Such was the eagerness of the multi
tude present to procure piece of her
that before sunset great part OF her
was carried away. I believe I have
neglected to inf rm you Of The ami
mails on board. They consisted of
buffalo from the Rocky Mountains,
three bears from Green Bay and Grand
River, two foxes, q raccOon, dog, a
cat, and four geese. The fates of these
you will probably wish to learn.
When the vessel was left to her fate,
they were let loose on deck, except the
buffalo, which was enclosed lii a tenn
porary pen. Two Of the bears left the
vessel shortly after she began to de
scend the rapids and swan ashore, not
wlthstanding the rapidity of the cur
rent. On reaching the British shore
they were taken. The buffalo was seen
to pass over the falls, but was not visi-
bic afterwards. What became of the
other animals is not known. Those
who had glasses could see one Of the
bears climbing the mast as the vessel
approached the rapids. Thefoxes, etc,
were also running up and down, but
nothing was seen of them after the
schooner passed over. Two of the
geese were the only living things that
passed over, and they were taken up
unhurt. Major Frazer obtained one,
and an Englishman purchased the other
for So Respecting the etfigies, of
which there We're several, the only one
I saw below this falls was Gen Andrew
Jackson, apparently uniniured, throw
ing his arms about and knocking his
legs together in the eddies, the only one
of the crew escaped unhurt. There
were over 80, 900 people in attendance,
and you may Judge of the situation of
affairs when I assure you that [ stopped
at Forsyth's about four P. Il, and was
unable to obtain even a cracker or a
glass of water It was the same on the
American side"
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THEY FELT SHOCKED.
Aud Did IL Great Many Things in an Tn
premeditated Manner-HOw ELECTRICITY
Affected Il Dancing Party.
From the Dnhrnna Times

A large party Of young ladies and
of one of the leading citizens of Du-
buque, situated on Iowa street, Thurs
day evening. AS is customary on such
occasions, the company chatted gaily
till the strains of music amour "ad that
all was in readiness for the dancing to
begin. The first and second sets were
gone through with in the ordinary
way, and much to the delight of those
who participated. But, while the
third set was in progress, the dam
GERS began to experience strange
sensations. Gentlemen would clasp
the hands of the ladies, and
the latter would withdraw them as
though they had been suddenly pricked
with needles. Many of the young men
twisted and turned themselves as If they
were in tie act of holding the hands of
a galvanic battery at street corner.
Flashes of phosphorescent light shot
from the tips Of their fingers like nina
ture meteors, and illuminated portions
of the apartment that before had been
in comparative darkness. Some were so
charged with the electric fluid that il
was impossible for them to touch a per
son without communicating portion of
it. The phenomenon alarmed the timid
and amused the strong. Those who
were sufficiently conversant with phi
losophy to understand the cause of
their unfamiliar and peculiar feelings,
enjoyed the unlooked-for fun to the
utmost. The excuses which several of
the ladies gave for leaving the parlors
were varied, original and unprecedent
ed. There was scarcely disease known
to medical photographers wi Il which
they had not been suddenly afflicted,
and, in their hurry to escape from the
scene, they manifested more fear than
grace. It was a trying ordeal for the
young men, who were 10th to acknowl-
edge their feelings to be abnormal, and
who, from notions of pride, determined
to remain in the room if it killed the m.
The phenomenon was probably the re-
suit of the friction occasioncd by the
shutting Of the dancers feet on the
floor Here our philosophy, practical
and speculative, stops, and If any scien-
tiic gentleman desires to offer anything
further, it is in order for him to rise
and explain.
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So If.''
BY CHRISTINA ROSSETTI,

If he would come, to-day, to-day, to-day.
0, what'a day to-day would be!
But now he's away, miles and miles away.
From ME across the sea-
0, little bird, flying flying, flying
To your nest in the warm West.
Tell me as you pass that / am dying
AZ you pass home to your nest
[ have sister, I have brother.
faithful hound, tame white dove:
But had another. once I had another
And miss him. my love. my love,
In this weary world it is so cold so cold
While sit here all alone;
[ would not like to wait and to grow old,
But just be dead and gone.
Make me fair when / lie dead on my bed,
Fair where I am lying;
Perhaps he may come and look upon me dead
He for whom | am dying.
Dig my grave for two. with a stone to show il
And on the stone write my name;
II he never comes, I shall never know it.
But sleep on all the same.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-02-24
BaZaine's Future in Spain.

The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Daily News writes January 81: GA
private letter from Madrid to a member
of Queen Isabella's household speaks
of Bazaine as the coming man there.
Preparations are being made to give
him command In the Northern Army.
If he gain few laurels there he will
have yet higher post. Bazaine at the
head of the War Office, it is thought
by the Royal family, the era of pro-
nataciaDaentos wonld be closed. The
Spanish policy of Prussia is cause of
embarrassment to the young Kings ad-
yisers. The Queen mother, however,
is not SO dissatisfied with it, she think
ing it will keep her son out Of the
range of the Due de Montpensier,
whom in the bottom of her heart she
distrusts and dislikes.