davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-11-30

Sarbinenfii9erei 9eit Dem
Mphat Suli bat nod Dem Bulletin
Graneais Die Saroinenfi9eiei an Der
franaoliden Giie lbegonnsn. Ser
MitteIpuntt Der Tiiderei in in Der Yap
BON 9oucrnenss. Ser Slid in bieiem
Sabre iebr gut ssratbsn. Ser Yreis
idwantt smiIden s unb 10 Gres. bas
Sauisnb. Die nit 3 bis 4 Wann Be.
iebten 8oote febrsn in Der &esel bes
Na9ts nit Is. bis 20. OOO0ij9en auriid.
Sofort na4 Der 2anouns weroen Die
Gardiner in &6rben in bic Gabriten 9e=
bra@t, welde bas 9repariren berielben
.beiorsen. 3unddit wirb ben Soroinen
Der 3Opf absei9lasen unb bic ginse=
,peibe aus9enommen. Damn uerbeu H.
in cine Salsl6iuns seporfen, in ipelder
lie einige Stunoen liegen bleiben. Die
nddite Operation 1T bas Musmai9en in
reinem Maiier. Damn ,uerben bic Gar
binen cuf 9roBsn @abmsn nit Drabt.
seiIedt a~ussebreitet unb eetrodnet. &ad
Der Srodnuns pirb Der sanse Nabmen
in iieoenoes Del setaudt, in iueldem lie
nur einise Minuten perbIeiben. Damn
,perben Die Gardiner in8ledbI9ien &c.
flint unb nit friidem Olipen6l% besoljen.
Nadoem bic 9le9bidien psrlOtbet limb,
iueroen oieieIben nodmals in beiBem
WaKer setaoet. I'm ieoe Srur uonG,dh.
ran9stoH aus ben Gonierpen su entfer-
men. gnbli6 tueroen Die absetiblten
Bldien in 6iiten perpadt. beren ieoe
100 Stiid entbdlt. SIN benz Mrronife-
ment bonn Nuimper allein 5inb 10000
Jrauen unb Ginoee in bieier Snouitris
bel1dftist. Die bebeutencIt en Sabriten
itnb in goneareau. Mebrere oerIslben
selten OILS Muiter.G tabli1ements.
Gin papierener 2uftbanon u Sui
lang unb 10 SUB I'M DurdmeHer. Der.
ieben nit Der Snldrift : .Mbasianot
BON 3. 6. 8ropn & Co.. 1876 Cheap.
iibe Strabe, 2onoon. 6. g.; Der Jinoer
miro eriu4t, %senannie Jirma iDfort su
bena6ridtisen." lieB li& ON IL. Noubr.
in einem Steinbru9 in Jrantlin &c..
N.=O., nieoer. (Gbeap1ioe StraBe in
entueoer elm Srrtbum hes 8eri9teritat-
ters, ODER oeutet oarauf bin, oaB oas
@amse auf einen S@srs binauslduit.)
Jorti9ritt. @er bdtte ni9t
bon iensr idlpdbii9cn Sienitmasb in
&eutlinsen selelen, Die, obi6on reid an
Sabren, bod in ibrer i4wGbii9en Sc.
mitbstiefe melan6olii9 wnroe uno ii9
nit gang abionoerli9en Selbtmorbse-
bunfen trus? Nidt iebr fart in Der
Wiieni6aft Der Ybpiif slanbts iie ibren
.3med Su errei6en, inoem iie in Elm &ii=
9enselhirr S9ieBpuluer ldat!ete, Elm
paar 2uscln baranf leste, iih oann auf
bieie infernagii9e Ginridtuns nieoerlisB
unb ie permitts!it zines S9wefelbOl5ss
an3Inbete. 9ie 5a@e wirfte uno 5tpar
isbr, absr ni@t gang I'm Gimme her me-
landoIii&sn 9ienltmaso. Sic fu9r
aueroinss wie aus elmer Si6ie 9el9oi=
fen aut aber ni9t in ben Slmmel, ,pie
Is ssboift, nod in oisS0as. wie tie sefllr'
, 1876-11-30
@roee @rBhnuns BON ben bsitsn
aussepabltefm
Serbf unb 8inter Manufaftur Waaren,
8nrSetpaaren unb Mobepaarfa, bel
0nMf .Cr~<~

Sepi @egter,
$50. 627 Sroao GtraSc,
tpsIGe gu ben b%iaisfen taar g,reifer serfnufi
wercrn IOlen. DIE n~euefen aleistrseuse BOA
aaen Sprten. Sbawls uno 5slts &Sde in al-
len 0ualttaten. g tparse Damen-Siber.
ManteL rad Den n~eueitsn Wufern.
Gaiiimeres. TlarneIe.
Someltlca uno walIeroihte ;3enae
in allen 5arssn. ltn}sr 8urapaaren Depar.
cement 1T gang aeFhllt nit 81 item aab se1reif.
ten Damen. unp 8inbrrfrumefen @Iace.
. 'nbi6uben, Wanldstten uuo Rraae' 81
iGentadbef. Qprlets, Sanbtiter, Serpietkn,
&C., &C.; unb un1ere ItancY @pora unb Stif .
reien fDnnen nibt iibsrtro6sn merbsn-pie
8inser Werinp Adntel unb SsaSisr-JtDde ;
Saden, Nissr unD Afsbans.
Wa1erb hte Wan'el perbeu aAf Yefelluna
ssn,aHt vnb unier Yrstsu= ! epa, traent 1T nit
BEN nsueltfn Mufsru Serlcten. tNefempe die
Scbs, piIpw sans, SptBsn, 9e1ab Setbe
une Saumwpaen@use INNER pprratbis.
Gin 2eaer Son SOC. @lsce bane,Hube.
WuftEdae pcnn 0aGpe rfrben pauftli1 uno
f6nsll '%slora'. ~aommt frib ume fsbt sud
unier Eager am II lint
, 1876-11-30
Deutiaer unteritdsunss> Derein.

Deuti4er nmteritisunss> Derein.
Da es ben Gpmite Mitalieeern ~ Siel Ma-
be nnt gu 3ettranbsnh 1T, 70 II, tiut 8eItlug
bss Usrsins, in letter Verfammluns, PER-
y. W Oue8berrn
beauftra9t ~tp0rber, bic mpnatliten unb rid.
fGntisen Yeitraee 3u foaefhren uno linp bic
Mitsiiseer freaubli1ff sebeteu. benz 5.rrn bic
tleine Summe. tpel4e b%isitlben ssneist liub
beisuaeuetu, ~einsubGnbissn, tamit I'M nGdltsn
Mo ate elm Sabreste11Iub sOrseIest sperben
farm.
5erm. S@mibt, prGfbnt.
8. 8. Miler. Sefyet6r.
N'1mcne, ~. Ncpember 1876.
, 1876-11-30
Dunue.faa 80. Mupsmbtr 1876
Ole SD a b /.

Scr 3uitano Der poliiiiden Werbdlt.
ni0e 8erbdItniiie verbielt fia geitern
fplgenoermaBen
9ie 9oitmeiferfefIc in Oregon 1T
unentlhiebew.
Jlnri5a ruurtet nod ouf stpei .&e'
turns" bon 8afer gountp, Der erfte (re>
eslredt) sibt ben etaat on 5ilSsn. Der
lsbte (unreselredD sibt ben etaat an
Sopes init 80 frasli9en Counties.
Sn Sfb- Carolina iinb atuei Inter.
bauier ursanilirt; zines beiiebt aus ga
9emofraten uno 2 &epubIifanern. 6as
onbere aug IS 3spublifanern.
@or &idter 8onb Iiest Der rSabsas
Corpus" eefebl su @unfen Der Gan.
paEer" ernrtbeilt BON bem Oberappel-
1otionsseridt fir WibaGtuns beg &c.
ri@ts, unb Dor BEN Observation-Disclosures.
r:dt liest Der geisbl Die @timmen be,
Gleitoren Sa sdblen.
Sic SauptfraSe bon benz 2oaiiiand
.gooro" i@eint au iein. uie Die v&e'
turns" gu erbalten Iinb.
Cine pripat Depeide bon Columbia
OH ben Tew Dort vSeralo" msloet
v9rsi republitanilde Senotoren ueroer
nit ben 9emofraten itimmen. weldes
Die &0rpsridaft unfdbis ma&t; Die brei
Semotratsn bon gbsefielb uno 2anrens
weIde aasseidloiien fino. baben cine GU
tie Iusidt auf Annobme. 9as bemo-
frotiid. Saas ernannte Elm Gomite Der
senut 5u benu@ridtisen. oab oas 5auE
orsaniirt lit unb nit ben @eI9diten be.
ginneu fam. IS iuuroen aud Comics
sic .9eturns" Der Stats 8eamten, az
%6nrebmen, ernannt.
Columbia. 80. Nop. Ser Sal
bes pSabeas CORPUS" 8efebIs. weIde'
BON Gidter Bomb ousseiellt, tpnroe Dor
9ihter @ettIe BON Noro. Carolina, uni
9err Dennp BON Snbiana, fir Der
~9oarb" psrt6eibist. uno bas Oberap.
pellationsseridt wesen ieinerSanblun9s.
tpeiie ,pn De BON Gen. Conner unb Sen
9. s. Sobnion oertreten. &idte,
8ono miro ben Sal iid iiberlesen.
uno Die Mitslisoer BEG ,8oaro" 'int
entlaiIen big er entidieoen. Der Senat
bat li9 bis Grsiias pertast. radoem Ell
Den Plan, gbamberlain beute auf3uneb'
men, befdmpft bat. Das &aoifaIe 9aus
IS Mitslieoer an,ueisnb, fam ni9ts
MAIDEN. ba Elm Quorum feblt. Sic ia.
ben serabe einen abmeienoen &abitalen
9sfansen, uelder iid bsrumtrieb. abe,
1ie t6nnen 1id nidts %anfansen. Das be.
motratiids 9aus, &c Mitslieosr anne.
ienb, iinb zen sonSen Sag iiber in se.
beimer Sibu,s seueIen, unb baben iid
5uriidseaosen.
, 1876-11-30
Der @rano Surp Der Suitinas Court uno
lanbte ben Sndipn Ing Solpital.

Snqueit. Coroner Saplor bielt
aeitern ein Snqueit iiber eincn weiBen
SdusIina. mdnnliden @cidledts. wel.
der in CHARITY. uabe Der 2. @troBe &c.
funosn mar. Gs itelte ii6 beraus. DAP
oas Sinh Iebsno eeboren unb bic Surf
fanb, oab b0swbllise 0erna@ldiIeun(
ooer i6ledteg ebonbluns ieinen5ob per.
anlaBte. Sie idulbise Yerion lit mid,
befannt.
, 1876-11-30

Caledonia Club. Seute fin.
bet bas Set beg Caledonia Clubs int
9@itenparf itatt; ooiielbe miro jeben.
fals fir Die Sbeilnehmer isbr interei.
lant perben, ba Die peri9iebenenS pie!e
pie Sadlaufen. Sopfi9lasen unb etc.
etc. piel SpaB MAIDEN. Gintrittspre;s 1T
nur rs gts. Sic beuti9en S9iben Iinb
81 einem Wetti9ieben einselaben.
, 1876-11-30

Bus unb 8ettag. Ser beuti.
9e Sag lit als 0uB. unb 8ettae bonn
Yrdlioenten Der Ser. Staaten anseiebt.
Die Yof. bas 3oflbaus unb ale Staats
Ofieen ,pcrbsn seldloijen iein.
, 1876-11-30

@erbreder. Soiepb q. 60.
monofon. bon SmDtbe County. ipesen
@n9riHs. nit Der abli6t su t5oten, MIR
De auf 2 Sabre perurtbeilt unb in Der
YenitentiarD geitern ab9lieiert.
, 1876-11-30
523 preah Strake 523
Nieues Mauufaftur : @ei6dft
&. Stefit s. Ep.

Seesn Sag femnren neae @aaren an NIB
Setrnebrtn unlsr errBes mmo altt aTortt,tes
! GER 9Tr mabsn ouf fcIaerpe Waaren
aufn1erftar, Cine fsbr a'pbe Gusnabl sp1
! amen UNI 8inbsrfrlmpfen; atn Der DIseu
tnp S0den; Damen unb aimeer Saut1dube /;
kin a 0Bes Eager Don Gpr etten Yon 373c. bis
au "a eas padr; e~rinnert untere 45e. Mpbair
Sultre, taertb 623c.; Is paer 8andets au
1919, wertb So; 100 eibe 9sttosfen au
~, 9ersb li9 tir $3.50 psrf uft. Romm,t
nnc iebet tir sud leltlt. Das arSste NiTpr.
ttnnsJt BON Oamen unb 5errem unterfl e,ber
III Der Staet. Wir ssrtauf.n timer Ell Yaar
CUTE Msrtnp Ssmbsn Az ST, tpsrtb 81.
Sebet nnlsre neue SOrten 8utles; CANA moi.
lene Salbemires gu &C. unt ST.; pertb ST.
une $3.50; y Sp-Blue 9 .tle= Srsen. unb
Sfal.Srpwn Galbemirss gu 374e. untb 623e.
Se0ef mere Stad psplins gu 400. wiirben
81 bos. e'a 8 iein. bapis, Baimpr | uno Sou
leSaro unterrpde; ssiridtt S den il arpser
Ausowab' unb ia ni,Sr;ssn Yrsiisn. Gin vols
les Wager bon Galimeres luz oertsu unr q a.
pen @nsuse; Woter Y,upf N allen 6arben,
ptat9; pelBe, blaae, sraue unb rptbe GlanneI,
ls. stnfab nnb seWsbt, DOL 15c aufpdrts.
aornmt unp unterlutt unle, Eager unp prei.
le. G'ne neu, Senpuna araeen un Uian
l1sttsn, gdlo Der, Salstii9er, Nuflines etc.
fcebsn erDTnet. GIN lsbr g pBes gaasr Don
elnbe mtI1en Waarfn mirb ~ nteerieer Nreis
len S~etfouft. Wir habe ebs fall 10 tpetez
re <tufe Don BEN biQisen 4arpet erbaltsn.
6. SterG & Co., 5z3 9roablr..
nr spil9en Der 5 u. 6.
, 1876-11-30
Mtus II. Sannmel
Tbeeaelhdft inn 0rpben II. S.leine1

go. 1913 Wtain StruBe.
acknowledgements ron 9insFi9sn nnb I.
Mrbe Wearen. WanperibDne
9autl9ub. uub Sutpelen, Raften. Ibee.
bretter, ippie ben beaen i'm pprttrten
BON SOC. 81 81 80 per 10, brett Fl iib
anb unSerfali9t p~erfauft ppn ben Smpsrteu u
rern III 8 9 amueIs,
II MN mint 1923 Wain Ctr.
, 1876-11-30
@tdtt &i0mpnb.

Metterberidt fir beute.
Sir bic Mittel Staaten Norb unb
WeIt Winbe; mebr beiu6lfter 9immel;
falenbes Barometer; fdlteres. 9efOl9t
bon mGrmeren Mettter.
, 1876-11-30

Sbee. 2iebbaber bon euten Sbee
MAIDEN mir auf ben hinelidsn 2aoen
Der 6erren Mills uno9omuels, go. 1913
Main Ctr, oufmertiam. Die Serren
baden elm sr,bes 9aser. besieben ibrelr
Sbee brett BON Nem Dorf uao perfou
fen in eroBen unb fleinen Auantitdten.
9ie Jirma banoelt ausidlieBlid MIR
nit 1ineliiben @aaren, tpie fleine nieo=
Iide biuiae Saden, als &0rbden nit
9oloenen Sisuren uno uon d'imlidem
SoIse. wel6e iebr fiinili6 seurbeitet
linh nnb jid %belonoers gu Weihna6ts.
@el6ente eienen. Sen Sbse t6nnen
mir namentIid empfcblen.
, 1876-11-30
Narf 8ptet,
Grad benz earopdil9en phaa.(
~. 9l2 MaiH Il. GIL Dauk Str,

~. 9I2 maiH II. GIL pauk Sir.
lie llntersei6neten erlauben fi3 sem rel.
Isnpsn pupiitum ansuseissn. eab is has
Yarf Sotel
gang renoSirt unb nit einsrNeRaurattpm frifsn
Nausss neba priv t gbSimmsr. psrbunoen
paten. Die preiie linb mdeis..
Oas Sptel IieJt in BEN be ten She'll be,
Staet anb tn be 8dbe Der folseneeu we
i4aitspIaBe: .,1obaeeo Grdanse," ,@pru &
5Slour &rdanst" ~ppaoffee" n9anfs,"
~@tty paa." vState Gapitel'' unb tea 9aupt-
selhafIsbGuiern.
Die Grpnt. bes Sotsls if benz bsrrtiGsa
Capitol Dart seaenib.r.
Neiienbe tper en- cine rubiss umb ausenet-
ME S'etntatb fnben. su einsm Der 3sit aass-
mefe1en yreiis.
i3in,mn (eurSpaifben Tan) ST per Gag
une aitftparts. &iu Babe. Simmer bsff bet
iiH In feber @tage.
Mit ITEM Sptel perbunben IN elm Cafe srfer
8laGe M it zen fsiafe ginriHtunssn.
SObn .. Saetltns & so
, 1876-11-30

poIi3it ernannt. Del YoIi.
Seiratb ernannte eeiiern @n. $. 8ater
als YoliSifthin bic SteIe bes peritorbe=
nen McSpnolb.
, 1876-11-30
eAM& yaAaga5fs sali5SI
Ribmono, Do,f Riocr mno GbcIopeate
Gilenbobn Company
@tnrhpab, Jott Hiper unb G~bfiapeafe Gf nbabn Gp. \
SfT.e res Supe intenbenten. :
&idmpne, 3D., is. J~tppCntber, 1876.
Werdnceruns bes Sabrplans.
Winter : arrangement.
Grit in Strait Montaa 20. NoSember, 1876.
lLsEe 5ss4f4s=Itsasg - 9ea
Uerdnberuns beo Sabrplans,
Winter = ARRANGEMENT.
2ritt in araft MOn.aa 20. 9Osember 1876

3ritt in araft MOn.aa 20. 9Osember, 1876.
Won Bier.9 nrdb.3 ige trmn,en in Rid5npnb 9 . II NJ
tdS witt NOD uab 5rsitas II 10 Born an
nno .er afen &ihr1pnb Wpntaa, VI tttwp d nrb
Srtttaa un 3 Nddm. unb , rbinten i6 su D,f
gc,nt NIT tdnelen unit management ampfern BE-, 9,nte,
pabd9tere in rdltimpre um 8 Wlpre. ~dbfesenb, frat ae,
mug. us Die @iienbabn nod gtildbe ptid, Nep gerf.
gsbaletnstrn. Srlen unb mad zen 10 fl'hen YIasen sa
btnnben.
Gdprprets adb Wdftirnpr SO 90
Sibrp refs mad Baltimore unb jurdd 5 NO
gdprprsts mad Nafbinstpn a so
SatrPrets mad philadelphia . . 6 s.
5~abrpreis no Stem gcrf 9 "a
8abrpreis mad Bpfon IL 81
Hrad,t'9 urd -Sigr S~srIafen Ridrunb e o mr. a a,
MtttTr d unb B~retta 9 I'M 5 0orn,. unb 8 en-
"a 9, Dpnnerfaa unb 9 pnnaben I'm 2 utr
gorrn.. nne seriafe &idmpnb tasIid (Mlpntas ausse.
Die ntetriGfen 9rei fe, spridttae 5anbb,
phng unc G~neaigieil ~sarantirt
He'fte Srdtt nab pser pom pt6Btn iitItd BON gid.
meme p'ro afgenrn men Die gDd9en fdbren rurdD pom
gDef Point rads atlanta.
raprea8p Stls sf Iating" nit sdrdntirten Raten
mao allen npsel' den anb ~peffiten pIdsen ne, ben aus.
geseben.
SabrtOrten rerbsn sesfauft fir aIe nSrb1iden, 81.
liden unb reflthrn Ylaben. y
Saertarte ~ saben bel ". ID. CARRIER, S26 Wainfr.,
I'M Gr1 rss 9ptsI unt am Depot Der Gpmpaenie, Gds
Der %. unb Dpf Str. ~
ID rtn' $. 3. Douglas, Supt.
, 1876-11-30

@te9erei. WiIton 81. Munnid
alias Yetsr Mulltsan. NOR seitern i'm
poli3eiyeri9t anasflagt ben Siaac Sad.
ion. farbis. seito9en 3u baben, nit Der
Mbli9t i'm su t6bten.
Sie aasiasem itellten feft, baB 9ien'
flag Nadt elm Matrole, Muuisau, tno
elm Neser, SadiOn, in elmer S9napg.
fneipe bel Sab Corner" in Streit &C..
rietbeu nuo Der Neser BON benz Matro.
fen nie~Oerseiblasen ipuroe. Gebtsre
perlieB oas Saus, sefoIst BON benz Sad
ion; Der Streit besann outs Neue, no.
rauf Mu1isan iein MseiIsr sos. ben Nss
ger ins @use iiieB unb fOrtliet oas Mleis
Ter auriidlaHenO. Sein @eidrei sos
Die 2eute berbei. Die i'm nod Dem Sta.
tionsbarle bra6ten. Der Matroie MUIR
DC BON ben Serseanten SOwsro uno
@ren am 8oro ieines S9ifes ersriffen.
Gi4ter gSbite lbsrwiss i'm ssltsrn
, 1876-11-30

8 m Stationsbaue erie.
Di9t. Jranf 8roOfs. farbis. sran'
fenbeit uno @eisbiibertretuns, wuroe ent
Iaien.
Martin @bite unb Sames gummins,
nerbaftst tueSen Srnntsnbsit, ,puroen
entlaien.
, 1876-11-30
tsuer Alarm-G rlraropb.

Ntarm= 6 q # G H.
NO. 2 Grne Yoiissi Stntiun.
ITO. 3 !3speits poisei @taHou.
~. Hritte gOIissi ettion.
Brpab. ""SH
A'. 6..a'Ofa rs eaSssr soufe," srsaas
stroBe.; stuiftsn Der 9ten ans fOten.
NO. epriBenbaus. 1stap CIT. uos,
Sransha. ""~
Ne- f-2 Tpdety-
Mu. 173 Ode Der 12km aus maiu Ctr
NO. IA ede Der 10ien unb gyrb Ctr.
40. 10 gde Der 1fsn unb Gars Cir.
Ao. 10 @de bfr yine unb Drain Ctr.
A0. IL &ds ben 3tsm unb Dusal ctr.
Wv. "a Gds Der 25lten umb 8toub CT.
M. 2-3 @ds Der 17ten ans MarlbaQ ctr,
2io. "A Gds bar 17ten uab Maibiuotn,ss
Gtr~
No, @5 @etruYpIitan @ln.@ .rfs. 2
Ctr.
No. 2-6 gat Der 5ten unt Maim Cir.
N0. 81 Gde Der 14ten unb Rain CTR,
no. So @de Der 22lfen mne Main CTR
no. Sd ede Der 13ten unb Carr Str
no 3-5 StaShl6ss armenbaus.
Mo. 80 Irsbesar Gilen.Herfe.
Mo. Al Gds Der 9tgn anb 9eis Str4
No. ~ 8rpab Giraffe, ode, Sail qQs..
10. a-3' Ode Curing unb Yine en-.
To. As 9de at. Sames unb Dusal Ctr,
NO.- 4-63S pr seub' 25ns Ctr.
No. 81 SpriBenbaus, 10 Str.
No~ So Ode her @laY I'M @ilmsr, Cir.
, 1876-11-30
Dampfsr= xiniem.
Nab Nem=Nprf.

nDa1upffdiH- @efeaf6at>, 80
EW
Capt. @omd.
uel laei Eibmorc,
5rettaa ben l. 9ecbr., 8 ubr 81 Wa
Sratt wirt Bis 2 atr 5rsitaa RaSmittas satssseu
upmmen.
abyyvets Sly-NU
3uiidenned 600
pm n1n tura6 2O.Wb
Hrsdt uHb paHaae wenbe nsau F6au
SEQ. ". alien u. &c., Msennn
Sfitrf &snsans's Wbarses. Rpdettss
, 1876-11-30

Gdifffabrt. Oie britii6e 8riss
.Sorab Walace," Capt. &obt. Scott,
BON ct. Sobns. Stem 8runsmid, fam
9eitern int Safen an.
, 1876-11-30
Nbefapeafe nnb Sbic Gifenbabn

&psfspesfe uns Sbip Gifenbabn,0
ga6dgter.S erartement
Hidntcnp, 3D., Fl. G~sptenber, 1876
Nm unn mad benz Fl. septcmber, 1876
fab1en bic pa6ager-3ias His
, 1876-11-30

@olb idloB seitern Mittay in Ner
Oorf nit 1881.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-30

AN ARTIFICIAL GEYsER.-N Near Kashow
in Northern Hungary there is a spring OF
mineral water which for years has been in
high esteem, and the yield being deficient
In quantity the Government sent the State
surveyor in 1870 to sink an. artesian we'll.
The boring occupied six years, the depth
reached being 1900 feet, with diameter of
five inches. At this depth the reservoir
was reached and CONFUSION of the earth
warned the workmen TO fly. The shed and
tools were thrown a height of fifty feet,
and there were violent explosions of gas
and steam. Then a column Of milky white
water rose steaming into the air a height OF
three hundred feet, remaining an hour,
and gradually lowering until the next
morning there was no sign Of the water
within three feet of the surface. After six
hours rest the column again rose, and it
has continued to do so at the same inter-
walls since. The old natural spring, hun
bred yards distant, now yields ten times
the flow which it had maintained for many
years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-30

Ten years ago. MeSsrS. Geo. P. ROWeII Co. established
their advertising agency in New York City, Five years ago.
they absorbed the business conducted by Mr. John Hooper,
who the first TO 90 into this kind of enterprise Now
they have the satisfaction of controlling the extensive
and complete advertising connection which has ever been
secured and one which would be hardly possible in any
other country but this They have succeeded i'm working
down complex business into so thoroughly systematic
method that no change in the newspaper system of America
can escape notice, while the widest information upon all
topics interesting to advertisers is placed readily at the dis
pOSal of the public
NEW YORK TIMES, June "A, 1875.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-30

A Castine, Me-, lady four years ago
drank water from a mountain spring in the
dusk, aud was at the time convinced she
had swallowed something. Recently, after
suffering much, she was freed ola water
snake eighteen inches long.
"A Boston paper remarks that the eff
fects OF culture are always prominent in
language. This is noticeable when Bos-
ton woman jams her finger. She says,
"Aow." Coarse, ill-bred people say,
"Ouch." 1t is tribes that reveal the innate
dellcacy of human soul.
Mary X. Dallas writes; "The moment
girl has secret from her mother, has re-
ceived letter she dare not let her mother
read, or has friend OF whom hOr mother
does not know, she is In danger. The few
or secrets that lie in the hearts OF women at
any age the better. 1t is almost test Of
purity. In glrlhood do nothing that, II
discovered by Your father. would make
yOn blush"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-30
Paris Green-Buying, Using and Keep


Those who would cultivate potatoes must
at the same time destroy the Colorado bee
tie, now generally called the "potato bug"
While small patches may be kept clear by
Manipulating and brushing off and catch
ing, the only practical method thus far
found, with large crops, is TO use Paris
green. In buying Paris green, get the
pure. Manufacturers openly claim to
make four or five qualities. 1t is folly to
pay for adulterating 1t. The pure retails
at from forty 10 fifty cents a pound. 1t
may be applied dry or mixed with water.
II dry, mix one part OF pure green with
twenty parts of flour. Do not mix with
the hands. Mix thoroughly. Contrive
some kind Of sifler, like dredging box
any tinmsn can make one, which can be
attached to long handle. Always keep to
the windward in applying it, and do not
breathe the dust. 1t takes but slight, but
evenly diffused busting. In applying with
water, recollect that 1t is not soluble; 1t is
only diffused in the water it is heavy, and
will soon settle If the liquid is not fire.
quently stirred. Use tablespoonful 10
pail OF water. 1t may be applied by means
of a watering pot, a syringe, Of which there
are various kinds sold at the implement
and seed stores, a garden engine, or by
means of a whisk of broom corn. 1t kills
the perfect insects and larvte or grubs, but
does not kill the eggs. Watch the vines,
and if q new crop has Matched out, renew
the application. Insist that your neighbors
on all sides shall kill the insects also, else
later in the season they will keep you sup
piled. Paris green is most virulent and
deadly poison, and should be kept and used
as such. Keep the stock of poison where
no one else, by accident or design, can get
at it. Keep the utensils with which it is
applied where they cannot be got at TO be
used for any other purpose until they are
thoroughly cleansed. Use care and com.
mon sense, and do not forget the nature OF
the article you are dealing with. See to it
yourself Persons with cracks or sores
upon their hands should not NEEDLE with
the poison. "Will it poison the potatoes or
the soil and injure future cropsf" is a very
frequent and proper question. We are
warranted in saying decidedly, No.-Amer-
lean A0riculturist.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-30

FASHION NOTES.-The old fashioned scarf
nantes are now established as one OF the
prominent features of the summer fash
ions.
The latest French invention is Modes
ty," at least that's what they call the new
chemiselte TO wear under an open dress.
Pearl she'll has more than doubled in
price, owing to the popularity OF shell Or
naments.
Sashes are but little worn excepting for
evening toilets.
1t is now the sensible fashion to have
children's shoes without heels.
The red parasol is the novelty adopted
by extreme fashiOnables.
The latest rage in Paris is the Dubarry
coat, in shape like genIleman's swallow
tail, trimmed with pleatings, lace, or any
feminine garniture.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-30

THINNING OUT FRUIT.-Apples and
pears are beginning to make considerable
show, and will need TO be thinned out Sc
verely. Upon this point it is necessary TO
reiterate the command to begin early and
persevere boldly. Every one knows that
in productive years the trees set much
moro fruit than can grow TO desirable
size. Almost everybody does something
At thinning, but not one in hundred does
all that would be best. 1t is hard to take
out so many. We begin earnestly, but
stop before we should. The market man
will give more for bushel OF large, fair
fruit than for four bushels of small, gnarly
fruit; and then there is really nothing lost
in severe thinning; that which remains
will measure as much as the whole would
left undisturbed. Whether the quality is
improved by giving the smaller number OF
specimens all the vigor OF the tree is hard
ly doubtful. A given tree will fully ma
turo only such an amount of fruit; If we
cannot hit the precise line, we shall prob
ably come the nearest to it by allowing
only a small portion Of all the fruit set
TO Providence Journal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-06-30

How Mr.. DRAPER PROPOSES TO G EFT TO
AUsTRALIA.-A Mr.. Draper, farmer liv-
ing on the upper st. John river, decided
about six years ago 10 go 10 Australia with
his family, and since that time has been
getting ready. He went first TO st. John,
where he visited ship yards, never having
been in one before, and studied upon the
construction of schooners. Then he re-
turned home with few tools and book
on navigation, and began at once the con-
struciion of a fiily-ton schooner and the
study of the mariners art, his wife assist
ing him in the latter. This spring he float
ed his craft down TO st. John, where she
attracted much attention, being not only
curious in her construction but the embod-
iment of some inventions never seen be-
fore. Having expended on her all the
means lie could raise by the sale of his
farm, Mr.. Draper chartered the schooner
for three months in order TO raise funds
with which TO proceed on his voyage to
Australia,