davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

8iufel eelegt. 9as 6ols tuur6e qerabe
bur9gei9nitten, Der 8feiler uli9etpors
fen.
Gicrter gerfu6: Gin felt in Sic gr6e
9enauerter Nfeiler, iiber bie @roe 80
3ou bod i'm Gubns binauSragenber8feiz
Ter; Die Batrone oben Darouf gelegt;
Die Batrone i9lug in 6ieIem Sale 81
Bon lentredt our6, Die 3ieseliteine fait
D0uig pulbertiiren6 uto einen &e9en
bon Sad tetlpulOer na3 allen Hi9tutz
gen Ienben6.
Sumter 8erIu6: Gin sp6[f SUB Ia1z
GET 8alfen aufre6t 9eitelt. Die gaz
trone auf 5ipet 9rittel Der 60De allgcz
bGngt. OaS 0ol3 purbe tpagere6t burhz
l@nttten 1lnO Der Obere S9eil bod in Die
Suit geiprengt.
Gum b~eileren @erftdn6ntB 1et eeIogt,
6aB baS 9Dnanit Die @tgeni1aft Fiat,
ttets na6 Der Sette bin gu ~iuirfen, mo- IS
au1iegt.
Die antueIenben Bearnten erf[arten 1i6
nit beut' 8erIauf Der Sprengberlu9e IN
boben GRADE 5ufrieoen8elteut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
SerDGnog4neen Ser Go@mtDs g. aaa
METdre+

9te @ounto7 6 mmtffdre 6ieIten O2onz
tdg Jfa0nt. ul1ter Borltb bon GommiiiGr
8urOid lire regeImGBt9e tp69entli9e
Stbung ab, In peI9er Bulie, Carroll,
Slough, GonlD, GraipforO, @itntber,
6erting, 6oloen, Sobnion, Sones,
Gonergalt, WRcGaffreD, &uIieu uiD
S6mtpt antDeIeno tparen ullo folgenbe
@ef6Gfte erIebigt tpur0en:
0a5 9rotofDQ Der IeBten Sibuua
tpur6e b~erleien rnb angenpmmen.
Gon Geo. 81. M1ee6 lief elm S6refbeu
Elm, tOortn er ft6 3ur %lIebernabme 6es
@ountD1 Nnpaltal1te5 fir einen iGbr7
lt6en @ebalt BON $4,000 erbietet. @urbe
Ill haS @omtte fir @ebalte bertpteien.
Ser @ountD7Nr3t legte 1etnen Sabres>
bert0t Dor; na6 oemielben purben inn
&aufe 6eS SabreS 230 8erlonen altf
@run6 aetttDetli9er @etiteSfranf6eit Gr8tz
ti0 unteriu6t, bon tpel0en 1872 riir irrz
ftunig erflGrt 1n6 na9 benz SSrrenbaus
g%eianot Duroen; 80 purben BON t6m gee
FUND betul1oen; 20 tDuroen bon ibren
Sreuitoen uno NnDertpanoten in @etpabr=
Jam genommen; 5 DurDsn our6 cine
SurD fit gebeilt erflGrt uro elmer beQinq
Selbitmor0. Wurbe an OoS Gomtte fir
0ffentli6e 8obltbGti9feit berptefen.
Sine Yetttton bon 0errp 8aterman
aus Dem SoDn 9anoner INN 9isensz
8epiQt8ung tpuroe an Oas 2t3en3>@omite
beripielen.
Die pGentraG 6ree 0~ispenIorp" Dom
8eit G6icagO er6ot itb in elmer 3uz
10rtft CUR ucbernabme Der 2teferltl19 BON
Wtebtctnen uro Gr3tlt6er 8e1anoIuia Der
0auS>Qtrmen ~(Eranfel) auf Der 9Selt=
iette fur id6rlt0e $1,000, 5abl6ar in Dierz
tclid6rIi0en Staten. Nurbe all bus
6DipttalzGomtte %berpte1en.
81. &borp pom Goipn Qemont erbot
it9, Die %1auSarmen &ranten ieues Sotpus
iUr idbrli0e $500 ($200 ueni0er ais inn
Deraoiienen SABRE su bebanbeln. Mie
o6en Deriptcien.
8uie 6ra0te etnen 8sIbIuR elm,
portn oa5 @onite fir ~OffeutIibe 9Boblz
tbdti9fetts5 anitalten ermddtiQt tpir0. 4
n1n0t9lgc YferOe Gnf Der @ounth1 fIarm
gum belten Bret1e 3u pertaufen. Der
Bei0luB tpur0e utter SulpenDiruna Der
9tegelt Gngellommen.
9eS9let0en elm 8ei9ltB a1n 9Info,1f
bon 70 tul9en S0petneu fiir Die Qrmens
Sarm.
WtcGafreo pOGte BEN 8sIdGrB an elm
Spe5tals@ onttte Deripieien bQben. pelz
DIES mebn bon SGuen perltebe. Gers
morfen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
GDntNnMA

9aS Gapttel u&ompoitbinger" 1T tpn6l
160n mebrf19 BON llllS i1 Oie1en Snal<
ten beIpro9en tpproen; mir fommen
aber benno0 auf Daiielbe 3uriid, neil es
5u ben Ibenlata'S geb0rt, meI0e ouiGbrz
lt6 81 pal1enoer !Sett tpteoer 81 0e10r All
brln9en 1tno uno 3tpar 10 LANCE, bis man
iiber3eugt lit, 0aB Die N1sfibrlng aueutz
balbeH uno allf ieoer Torm aQgemein oez
tporoen lit.
unter ben beri6ie6enen Oinqern. Ste
per 2anontrtbi6nft au @shote 1teberi. lit
&S %be1onoers Der Sompolt, Der Al ben
~ trf q NJ It { Ii, aber trobbem au BEN
ant tpeHlgiten 70 trfen6en ge60rt, lebz
teres aus 0em eti1f26en @runoe, tuetf
Die metlten unierer Sarnner bic 8ereituno
Oieies Oingers nod tn1lrer auf cine uus
D%eranttp ortltde Weiie grandchildren.
unter &onlpoit Derite6t man %befanntz
lt6 Die Gereinigung bieler 3ur OiinouuQ
nertpenobarer Stoffe Der 9Sirtbi6aft III
ether frGftigen OiingmQf1e. colder
&ompoltounser lit fir ben Tarmer bon
10 9roBer Wt6ttgfett, bob ct III feiner
Wtrtl0aTt teplen 1olltee @Sie aber angez
beltet rHo befldgt, lit Die 3ab[ oerienteen
NtrtDl9atten, IN benen Die Rompo1tz
gereltung aus8efilbrt miro, etne Derbdltz
ntBn1aBt8. %tletne; nod 9%cringer a6er lit
Die 3ebl berer, i'll lpelc6er Die 8ereitu1a
cine rationale genannt perben fam.
Wetl aber Der 8ompoit artf lebr peridtez
Dene Wetle, aI1o audi in ie6r Deridieoez
ner @itte Suberettet ipiro, lit lein OIuoz
tpertb aub Elm ieDr i6wanfenoer. Daz
0ur6 erflGrt itd aud mobL oaS tlr aez
rtnge Sertrouen, tpel6es sar niele
Sarmer gu tbn baben uno Die Dientit
i'm 3ulammeubange ite9euoe eeriHse glns
tpsnpung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

ntdt i'm Sommer etnen 8orratb 6erfeIs
ben fir ben 8erbrar6 i'm Winter all fbez
tpabrt al BADEN. 0el6 cine i60ne
Sa6e tpdre eS, teBt 10 cine Stlte otf1e11
su f0nnen, Die man i'm Sr1Dltng NIT
Giern fiiate, ais Die lebteren 10 tpobltetl
pareu, baB maj taft punldte, Die pub
ner 6dtten aufgebOrt 81 le9e1 ul1o Oalntt
gemartet, bis ibr TletB tpteoer elren belz
ieren Qobu finoe. GS lit iomtt getptB
cine Sadie BON groBem Wertbe tiir teoen
6ausbalt, cine CUTE unO it6ere Wetbobe
fenuen ALL ~lerren, tpte man 6lpnereter
pom WtGr3 uno ben .folgenoen W{o1loten
bis III ben Wtnter binetn frtl1 erbalten
fdlll.
unter allen MitteIn SIT 6teiem 3tpeGe
bat fi0 bas Gi1legen IN To01al5 TN Nu>
gemeinen ipobl ais oaS bette bepdDrt-
Jtlr lctoet aud bies al etnem uebel1tuno,
Dap nGlnliG Das Sal5 onr0 Nll5teDu19
BON Teu0tigfeit cine 10 telte Srllte I'M
iebeS Isl btloet, Dab man leBteres talllI
aus 1einer @trlbettung berdusreDn1ell
tanr, oDne Bic S1ale Su 3ertrlmmern,
ln0 ferl1er, bab BET gu langen Siegen tt
Sal3, lebteres tns Snnere etrtOrtll9t llllo
oaOur6 ben 9otter bart 1to CUR SeI1lB1
ing 6etm 8aGen &c. unbrGu0bar ma1t.
I'm bies 5u p%erbinbern, lit nelIerotn9S
boreef6la9en; Die Gier Dor Dem @itIegen
ins Gals nit trgenO elmer Dirt Sett eInz
aui6mieren, pel6es Die Poren Der
S0ale neritopft. 0a6ur6 tptro nt6t
mn Die 2uft ausge16loiien, %ionoern aud
baS Sal3 fam ni6t ms Snnere Drtlgen
ullb iebtereS bart MAIDEN. @el9nlol5eue
Sutter miro namentIi0 Su bteiem 3mede
%empfobleu. SelbitperltdnbIi0 lit bierbet
Dur6aus n0tbts, nur trii0e @ter bier5n
3u ne9mel uro ferner fte mo moglt9 am
lelben Sage, an tpeldem iie gele9t ftao,
nit Tett SIT beitrei@en.
Q8tr mo0ten iebenfauS su einem berz
artigen Nerlu9e Jpn nd9iten TrilDlin9
ratbelt, benn bic Sadie eri6eiut iebr
plouiibsL uno lit ia lei6t 9enug ausfa9r7
bnr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

0en gpoen fam man TO reGt etgent>
lid ais Die WerfitGtte 6e5 SarmerS be-
Set9nen, tpesDal6 oerielbe nit aIenSbetz
len ulb nit alien tbren GtgentDitmIt6~
feiten genau bertraut 1etn lo4te. Sor
2tQem 1tn0 bic aIgen1eile @rfennungS>
3ei9en Der 8%oOenarten bon Der 9r0Bten
lSi6ttgfeit, neil Der Sarner oarauS
l6lieBen fam, ipie CT 1etnen 8oben al
bearbeiten bat, tpas fir Selofru@te ct
an DortbetlDaftclten barauf 5teben unb
tDte CT Die Bsi6afienbeit OeS Grorei9S
Derbeiiern fam. Selbitperitdnolt0 gez
ben bteie @rfennungs5ei6en audi beim
2~lnfallf BON @runOltiifem ben WtaBltab
ibreS ipirfli6en WertDes ab.
Mir nouen oeSDalb in 8orftebenbem
eini9e let0tfaBlt9e 9tegeln III 0tefer 8e>
3iebun8 arflteuen, Die it6 bon ielber Dem
Tarnler alS prafttiO niibli0 erpeiiem
oIrften uub Die lt6 einauprGgen mir tDm
Orin9enb ratben.
I6onboDen pir6 6ur6 folgen6e
@tgenid oiteu angeseigt, Die I'm 10 itdrfer
berallStreten, ie me6r S6Dn uno ie meutz
ger Sano uno &alf berielbe ent6dlt -
9ldn3enbe, ipedtge, .adbe Tur9e be;m
feu1tem pHlgen unO Ni6tSerbr0Geln
berielben nad bent Q%lustrodnen; ferner
9tilie uno Spalten Bel trodener Mitte=
rullg; ldngereS SteDeubleiben bes Jte>
gentpaiierS auf ser SberflG9e. 3pi16en
Den Siugern gerteben, fublt fi9 Der
GbonboOen aart unD fetttg an; angee
Daubt, rtedt er eigentbiml;1 tbontg.
&letten unO 9tfteln tpa0ien germ milo
auf tbm.
Sanbbo6en BAT sieu1li0 in alien
Gbeilen Die entgegenge1eBten @igeui6afz
ten. ST 3erfdut Ieibt, bdngt it0 ni6t
an Die Adergerdtbe an, iau8t raid bas
W0ller auf, flblt fi6 betm 3erreiben
f0rnlg llnD rGuD an; er beberbergt germ
Soni8ster3e1, wttoen G9Dmian, &amilz
len &C.
Starf faIfz nn6 mergeIGa T.
tiger8oDen fiebt belgrau aus, tit
tpentg binotg, troden nnD btBtg, 1tn0
miro belonDers germ bon 8rombeereu,
N~derpinOe, BteienialbeD, @iden, tptlz
benz Wobu, 9uflatttg &C. betpa6ien, =
@teBt man auf cine 6anobpu getrodne<
ten Galf ODER Wer9elbobem f9arfen ST.
fig ODER berbiin1te Sal31dure, 10 braust
er I'M 10 befttger unO INN 10 lGnger, ie
mebr Salf ct ent9Glt; oenn 0teie SGurel1
tretben aus benz fD1len1auren &aIf Die
idtpG1ere &~oblenidure aus 1tno perbin=
BEN ftp lelber nit Der &alteroe. SIT aber
in elmer @e9eno Der 8oDen obne' SaItbez
itanOtbetle, 10 fonlmen bort nur ote nod1
ten S6neGenarten Dor; oenn Sur 8tl>
bung bon S6nefengebduien muB &alf
%Dorban0en 1etn.
2ebm b , E II nerrGtb fi9 i9on 6ur6
feline Sbonfarbe unb ieineu iei6ten, ME
fiDlharen SqnOgebaIt, AUDI ferner our6
Die 9lbtpeienbett BON 20tpengarbe, S1aafz
garbe, Slee, Safer, Su6sl6man3.
$ umnSret6e Booen set6net
ft9 bur6 ieine 2eibtigfeit un6 ounfle
Sarbe aus. Na6 etlem tparmen Geqen
ma6t er IT'D our6 ben aufiteigen0en
WtOOergeru0 benerfbar.
Starf ell enbalttger 8o6en
fteDt gelblt6, r0tbli6, leberbraun aus
uno fGrbt bas ibm en~tflteBenoe 8a1ier
ebenio. Siuo Die GtientDeile nibt al
rei6li6 %borbanoen, 10 btenen 1ie 0asit,
BEN 8oDen lOderer .ltno tpGrrner All MAJ
den, bagegen bena9t6etligen 1te in 9rDBez
ter Wfen9e ben Blan3enpu9s.
9les iino MT ein3etne, o~I[gemeine,
aber itets 8utreffenbe @rfenuunSssei6en
per 8ooenarten, Die uobl 8ea9tung
pe%roienen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
@ier frtim III erhalten.

NGidbrli6 pflegt cine Gsibe bon 0fe>
cepten CUR Trii65G rbaltung bon @iern
Die HunOe Dur6 unlere ,!3ettungen 3u
MAIDEN, Der bette Betpeis, oaB Das rebte
9tecept bterfIr nod tmlner ni0t gefunz
ben lit. Gegenmdrtig lit freili6 ni6t
Die 3ett, UNI @ier etn3nlegeu, oenM ibr
BretS 1T ungemObnIid bod, afetu es lit
alb e. Bic 3eit, mo ieoe EQUESTRIAN bereut,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

ltnter 6ie @r6e frie6t rnb baIelbit nod
bic 8ltr3el O%ertilgt, 70 baB inn factii6
bic 9an5e Qlsiaat CUR 8eute ipir6. @ez
gen otefe Blage lit audi Die etugetretene
&dlte I'M ganaen aiemlib pirtungSlos
geblteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
Staot Chicago,

SDeooor g@uutats BET bis 1855 in
Cincinnati po1nte, iettOem a6er psr>
i6punben lit, miro bon ieinem Sru0er,
Breotger S6umm in W}ebarDoiue, guz
Iastt So! Sub, geiu4t. @ine @r6i6aft
erlpartet ibn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
GDtGcrtttg @fewcg.

Die beliebten Suitrumente 1ett 81 SSabz
rem. 8retie $500 bis $4,000. 500. bGar.
$50 monotIi0. Seoes 4iallo ent64lt Sic
ueue 8erbeiernng. 0eeD's W2uliftenDel
81 &GH 8Hreultr. 2Qiuu Isl 1oup
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

=. See Soun=GIers bat Bic 8a6G bon
bret @onitablern in Gpaniton auf ben II.
Sannar angeor0net. Sn &elnont lit cine
Srteoensri6teritele D%afant, bod tit bis
iebt mod bonn Topn>@lerf nt6t Die mo-
tbtge @ufforberung aur Nabl an ben
County Glert ergangen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

SaS 8an : Gpattte 6cs gountnz
&atbS bat ben itdDttl6en 8Qltrat6 auf
6rettag, ben 8. Sebruar 1875, gfa9mitz
tags 2 1br, at elmer gemeini6aftlideu
8eratbung iiber Die @rrt0tung eiles
lleuen Contributes etnlaDen laiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

2amt 9epefOe aus Springfield bat
Set @ouberneur our Nltsfiuun8 Der 0ur6
ben Sob oes ahtbaren Sobn 9. 9ttce
eingetretene gacall5 i'm l. SQinois @Onz
sreBz0 iitrtf cine Spe3ialpa9l auf Oen
%. sSanuQr onberauult.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

9er 8orrat1 Oon @etreiSe in
ben berf1ieoeneu- StGoten Der 8ereintgz
ten Staateu m S9luiie Der Derfoiieuen
gNnd1e NOR. a
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

Son Ser StaatsI6ulb finb felt benz
l. 9e5br, 1872 abbe3ablt $4,000, 15O.67,
uto beldnft it9 Oielelbe ieBt ouf
81, 730,972.15.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
SuluWIHcH. SloIooo, BOO ~
0eTanmt=9tu5Se0er bolt 1. Se3ent5cr 1872
bis 30. TpOeMber S74 itgcLnI1e;
@ilaus an!1. Sesember 1874.

9ierbei lit tnbefien 5u ben1erfen, oaB
inter @inna6r1elt, wte @1lSgaben $7O7,z
020.60 aufgefitbrt fin6, bic Don eilleln
TonO gum altOern ii6ertrasen ipurDeu,
10 baB it6 Die pirfli6en 0eiammteinz
nabmen a1f $ll, 1875, O52.19, Die ptrfz
lt9en 4uS8aben ouf SILL 51 ,81O.8l be-
laufen.
1futpr Se,, ~9Irsnohe,t trnrs, FoIoa,So
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
s4aatsatSgaben uno Giumabuc,s.

Dem Ioeben 3u Druid ferti0en 8eri6t
6eS Staat5 Iuoi3orS G0arles 6.
&ipptucott ii6er Die @tnuabmen ltno Mus>
gaben Oes Staates Suinoi5 bonn l. Deg.
1872 bis l 0e3. 1874 entne1men mir folz
gerOe 0aten:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
Sot '1S,o1S "a
Cur 8eitreitung ser Nusgaben bis gum

Sur Seitretfltn9 Der NuSgaber bis gum
l. Suit 1875 tperoelt 9e6rau0t:
Sir Die 90. geiessebuns.. $2OO,OOO 90
Sir bas Grecuttpz Departez
ment .............. $1,000 90
Sir oaS 9ertd SpcIen.... 14S, 500 10
Sir wobltbdttse uno @rz
S~tebungSzNntaiten. go. 307, 600 90
Sir oas nele Staatss
Gapttpl .............. 75,445 90
Sar 8erl9teoeHcS. ....... III, 912 81
, 1875-06-13
WANTED.-HAIE HELP.

.-..------a.-s
H14AEo.4AAA Uns-01oA1it3eu~ .-
TTTAHTED-AN ISfELL1GESf WORKING MAN
~ ~no tep0.it with employer $40 Address
:. = 49, eA1e :, !leoao o.tSo
T1TLHTEp a GOOD STEAt>Y YDI'SG MAN. OSE
~ ,hs*!s acquainted "in tho fruit bu.,sc,s; none
o:cr med apply fIrnau 4onhhi spie14n
CO. = . uoa,s.y. ~. Snuth Clas.-s;
,T1, S1,i f,;17t1f3- -; ~ IT
w orjers fos teas md cuiico ;Abetdrsn.st uouday
" a. fl,-A SoLGittD 'n!s - IAhI CAltE
oI hosee' NV tatso an'eelt eonestiH usefna
Part4y ~1'' l@'A"A' AA''AA& - A4'
-
NAStED-A Few !SfkLL1GEST AGENTS. TO
Sell patented Artict IN great demand ai4o State
Esnts Apply TO T. l. WILSON. us Lust WaAhinEtnn-st
D-COLLECTOR-VOUSG MAN WITH
" und,abted reference VINO can deposit $500 cash
seeuE:, can ot.an good situation Address r. S. and
T., illtunc.
aS-rE1f'1T n II y 11T7:if7C- -1D0YFSG
" rv,ng .se s.sriane 1efetsaeos and vlas ssla1y
e1te4t-a i 1v, T:iLaas o.+c=.
ytASrED-t FEW GOOD C1NVAsSERs 70 SELL
~ urinse.s AMI Hu.ing fa.cn.s weekly Payments.
No capital bur goad Erforeaccs required. sy5 West
NAo'''n-.1 NAo'''n-.1.-----.~ -------=----,-.------=----
A'aSTED-TWO RESPECTABLE 5:snDLE-. GED
W tisl*a> r,st saiasy aad par.
.,iksieu. ..sa E.od sp.;cr
;r;t., cn!etur nL1e need ap,u, luL Wh1
, 1875-06-13

SITUATIONS wANrED--MALE.
Bookkeeuars. Clerks. Hc~
CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN 10
- Of se. OF str1ct habits and good character II
sos r.spsctab'e bu.inea. eath,er assistant book
N u, 9fi6a1s offcs.
GrTuAT10N WANTED-DRUGGIsTs NEEDlNG A
~ temporary clerk by the day OF horr, hear of
eoapstoAt party By addressing CAL0AEL+ Vfixht's
Grove City.
C1TUATION WANTED-A MEDICAL STUDENT
- desises positiou 10 drug during the summer
1so1tha Would oAa 5t1oor SAN good AecutIty Ad-
dzess STUDENT. Tribune oGca.
CrrUATIoN WASTED-BY YOUNG MAN WITH
e1psr:uueo IA tho drug business toeoud presero
tou clark bes: at esersaces and ob}octnn 70 going
into lhe county. Addrsaa \ II. Tribune onice.
CTuATiON WASTFD-uy YOUNG MAN OF 19
= yes5sa a9e, who speaks both German and English,
and the scnues OF double and MnRie enFy
thoroughly. %. Tribune osece.
CTuArIoN WANTED-BY A YOUNG NAN
= t3vede> spcAks Engah and German, Of e1peseaea in
ta cir euuntx Kotsteqce xaren- peasA 1ddrass
tor ! days X n. TT!oune otaec.
SrTVATIoX WANTED-RY 4 YOUNG NAN Is
- elssk In Wholesale retsH house, not AFRAID 10
wark- Can tnfuah tas boat OF FstssaaeAA Addreas A
Tribuns onlcs.
GTT91TIoS .WANTEp-fo COUNTRY DRU0
&tata> BY ttotooahly sonpetsut prs4crsp&aa alasa
&aaksaasa { l. AddEaal z n Tkl4zAs s&a&.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03

the heroes. Aud have we no words
for the mothers, no lessons of love, Of
liberty, Of patriotism, Of virtue, 10y
their examples, for the daughters !
Cannot we all, as sons and daughters,
look back to those days Of honest
simplicity, sincerity, integrity, up
rightness and truth, and learn the
first principles that are the corner
stones of the republic. May we be
again led to emulate their example in
loyalty to principle and right, to fol-
low them in simplicity and sincerity,
and may we he so educated as peo-
pie that when another hundred years
shall have passed away and unborn
millions shall celebrate the virtues
and sacrifices of the patriots on the
second centennial, they may remem'
Der the mothers of the nation.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03

NEW HAMPSHIRE PRESS EXCURSION
The executive committee of the New
Hampshire Press Association, after con-
sulting with many of the members, have
decided to make the excursion this year
in the month of October, probably the
first week, instead of in July, as hereto
fore. They have also decided to make
the excursion into Sullivan and Cheshire
counties, for the purpose of having the
members Of the association become bet
ter acquainted with that splendid section
of the State, which has never been visited
by the Association. Nearly all other sec
tions of the State have been visited in
the summer season, and none is more
worthy Of visit than Sullivan and Che.
shire counties.
The details of the trip have not beer
arranged yet, but will probably include
stops in Newport, Claremont, BELOW.
Falls, VT, Keene, field day on Monad
mock Mountain, and be extended to ride
through Hoosac Tunnel, one way, ant
return by carriage over the mountain
/; thus giving a grand view of the autumn
foliage.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03
A New World in the Old,

The charge of Horace Greeley, go
West, young man, go West" is the i'm
pulse which has actuated the race ever
since the children of the Ark journeyed
from the East to the plains of Shinah.
Perhaps it is the design of terrestrial
economy that all the habitable parts of
the globe should become populated. And
if the conquering race originated in one
source it may be but in accord with ply
steal law that in their march over the
world they should follow thc sun.
However, be the cause what it may, it
has been the fact that as a country be-
came populous, or the resources in the
immediate reach of the people were Gx-
hausted, emigration ensued, and nations
were formed on new territory.
Retrace the steps of the advancing
throng, and the old country may be seen
to have undergone many fluctuations.
1t will have become deserted and repeo-
pied, reverted to barbarism and reclaimed
again to civilization. As earth thrown
away as worthless dirt is found again to
have been full of precious metal, so coun-
tries abandoned as depleted of their
wealth, are resumed, to be found replete
with rich resources. Why, then, the need
to travel abroad for what lies in store at
home? The search and labor expended
in other lands would bring as rich reward
if bestowed on the patcrnal domains.
There the charms of home and endear,
ments, friend entreat not to stray to the
lonely pioneer camp or the society OF
strangers.
The visions of cities built in an hour
of states established in a day in the West
allured the sons of steady New England
to embark in the uncertain scientist O.
the adgenturer. But whilst towarC
the land of the setting sun stu
pendous shows have sprang up, lik'
Jonah's gourd, often to perish as soon
the birthplace of the American day ha
firmly held her place in the nation and il
the prosperity of her sons at the Yves
has caught CLEAN Of what she may d,
on her Eastern hearth. The foundation
of New Englands greatness are laid TIVE
hundred years deep. They are cemente(
with the blood of the fathers, ready TO
this generation to build. Here may b
wrought ogt of the hill and vale, anothe
New World surprising in loneliness TIL
claims of the Western plain.
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Assignees' Sale.
A. IL. BONETT, Auctioneer.

ISLAND POND, VT.
BY order of the Court aforesaid viii be sold at
public auction on Saturday. July 10th, 1916 at ten
O'clock A. NJ, at the store Of Porter Human, Esq,
in Island Pond, vt.
A quantity of store goods; about so sets heavy
harnesses; a lot blacksmith and wheelwright
tools; four tip carts, sleds and i batteau; lot
saw logs at Echo Pond, lin the water); a lot saw
logs at Island Pond lot saw logs at Island
hose, pipes and couplings. Also on the same
day, saturday, July 10th, 1873, at O'Clock r. NJ,
or on the arrival OF the Portland train, will be
sold at Norton Mills, Vermont, on the premises
where the property is now stored, one hand en-
CINE with pipes, hose and couplings; quantity
of camp equipage consisting of tins, dishes,
knives, forks, blankets, etc, ETC.; one package
saws one lot old iron, one derrick, three sleighs
two harrows,. four tip carts, one gig, one sci
Fairbanks scales, ten forks and ten rakes, twenty
five shovels, lot spruce elapboards, lot cedar
80 log chains, % log sleds 20 ship knees, yokes
cart wheels, rigging. @
On the fire engine at Island Pond, with the
pipes, hose and couplings, no bid of less thar
four hundred dollars will be accepted by the auc
tioneer, as the same cost originally over thou
sand dollars, and has been used but little. On
the fire engine at Norton, with pipes, hose and
couplings, no bid of less than four hundred dol
lars Will be received by the auctioneer, for thu
same reason.
The above property can be examined any day
prior TO sale ON application to Porter Hinman
ESD, ut Island Pond, or to A. NJ. Cokep nj thC
store at Norton. Terms cash
JOHN C0WDIN,
.a SIIAS PIERCE, JR.,
RICHARD j, MONKS,
OF Boston, Assignees in Bankruptcy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03

A romatic story comes from New Or
leans concerning one Mr.. Harmon Jones.
Mr.. Jones was taken with the gold fever
in 40, and set out for California. The
vessel in which he sailed was never heard
from; and Of course it was supposed that
all on board, including Jones, had perish
ed. His widow still lives and is still a
widow, that is to say she is still Mrs.
Jones, but not widow, for there's just
where the romance comes in. An Eng
fish vessel cruising in the Pacific, lately
discovered an island hitherto unknown
and on it several Americans who had beer
there twenty-six years, among them Mr.
Harmon Jones, formerly Of New Orleans
The family are preparing to rescue hin
from his long exile and bring him home
He ought to be able to write book a,
good as Robinson Crusoe.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-03

The Boston Globe, in an obituary notice
of Mortimer Thompson, who hourished
some years since as comic writer, I'M
der the non de plume of "Doesticks, thus
refers to the career of humorists as a
class: - a..
His peculiar style of humor lost It's at
traction long before the war, and "0rphe-
us G. Kerr" who has not yet passed the
meridian of life, came up and had his
brief day and subsidized. Artemus Ward
followed, and his untimely death, just as
his vein was worked out, gave his work a
more lasting interest, though he is now
hardly more than memory and tradi-
ton. Petroleum V. Nasty became the
rage for a while, but now the people re-
fuse to laugh at his satires. Even the
man Of Danbury, whose pungent para
graphs were wont to excite the mirth of
readers on railroad trains, in lounging
places and in the social circle, seems to
have exhausted his quips and cranks, and
the wise drollery of Josh Billings is get
ting stale.