davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-03-09
Gbriitopb bon sGmio's Sugenbs
8ibliDtbef.

@ebunben In Bappbedel q Is Gents. Wtit
Wuslin,Giden q 90 Gents. Sang
OtliSlin 25 Gents.
petnrfI Don Gidenfels, me en- sur &rfenntniB
6ottes fam.
Der Beibnadtsabens. Cine Grsdbluns gum @sib.
natts9ei6enf fur Sinoer.
Der N%pfenstpf. Cine interefante GrJdbluns.
Der &amarienppsel.-Cas Standardization.
.9mtr Grjahlungen.
Ole Cfferefer. 1l. l.4s5
Die SDpfenb itben. Cine gsgebsnbsii aus BEN
Gufadbius. Sine GeI6i6te Der drittliden 8or3eit.
0aS y utnent6ybdeu Cine Grjdbluns benz Bill
benbeu Utter %eemi0net.
gpfo Don Eannenbare. Cine Geiai4te oss Utter
tbilnS.
@enpfepa. Sine Der i&5nften urb rtbrsnottn (Be
i9idten bes Iltertbums.
Die Wad)tigan. Cine interefante 6eIttpte.
Rpbert, Der ~a8atfenfnabe, uOsr: Sas Anosntsn
euemis, Der @vsmaneerss. Hl-
g ieben Srjdb lunsen.
Saunetcn nnp Mmalis.
Die Maiblumen. -
emma Don Sineenaein, obsr @Ott tua&t Gues
gut.
Mtibeim Esn. Gin ssf&i9tiass o.maloe.
Das Der prene 2inb. s
Das SGubden Das wambidtpf.
| Der CUTE 6riepTIn nnb Der bpie StetrtSb. .
| %3peiBunbert Gr,dbIunsen. s3mei 8Gnoe,
Die Srdfn Jntta, ooer: RlhollSs Giebe, 2reue
uro &obn.
@ottfrieS, Der funse Gtnfesler.
| Ser Wbriftbaum. H.. -
Die fleine 9autenfpfeIerfn.
Sernoneo. asbensssi4i&ts zines iunssn Srafeu aus
eupfermim,en uns @olsaads. 9as gOsel.
~neftdDsn Die aapene beim Boiisbab.
| Wargaretbd BIumdben. Die aBalbtdpene. Das
pie senersbrana. waFerautb ain sVbein.
Ser Diamautrins. Sas Warienbtis.
, 1876-03-09
Sin Notwithstanding Sud- 90
Artbut'S lesteS uno sr0 SITES.
=. Oef0Dr!!!

ooer: Seripunoet III Dem Sau8 zines 6reunbes.
Sieies poteueetffe MSerf bieIes Gtteranen Del
aineritaniI6en Hiteratur bat als gorlpurf einen Ges
9enltarp. meIber oas Ioeiale Sehen nnieres 9eiammten
Iber ll,bel, webes es ~blpsltent. 2iuferpreentlfd,
fpannenS nnS anfresenD. lpirb es bon @lIen nit
5e9t.:rpe 9elelen meroen. Sluitrirt unc fdbpn gee
bulIeen. SSlr itno entldlolieil, oa5 Bud in jeoer Ja'.
mile bes Sanoes- einjuiubren mno offeriren nod Hie
easepeiene Sprtbeile alien m1nnli1en uno weibli.
den Subltribentenlamlnlern. gBir ~oerlan9en iberou
4seateu lulb l6itelt gratis auf Gerlan9en Yeoin9un.
gen unb beidreiberoe @ircllare. 3. W. Stpeear'
n. 60, 723 @beitnut Str, Hbila. 4982in5s
, 1876-03-09
Nmerifdniide Snaeno. 8ibImtbef.

Qnterifaniide Sngenb=8 iblptbef.
Su biibi9e Yappbedel nit Muslin-5fJden
gebunoen a 25 Gents.
Dfeser nnb aseiRe, bon 6ran3 bpfmaun. Der
trsne @dd1ttr. 3ufanmeit IN sirtsim 8ano.
Ssr @slesripfnttise non SfSn5 Sona'a n sron,
3ofimann. - Die 9isfabrt. 3ulamlrtsn IN
einem 8ano.
Die Senfelnufafsn, BON syran3 bofn1ann. - Der
GdiTbrud. ,3ulammen in eintm BauO,
Sd febe bid fdbon, opn Sulius 6pifmann
Su fplff nid)t fteblen,
@rcAoG,ers &iebling
Der fdbspar;e Gam, -
Der blince @ilbel m, bon buItan sRiebeI.
Ser Sefpfennig. -Grei 8atbarinen. - MuA
Der Gegenndrt. Srei @r31blun9en BON Sbetla
bon 0uinpert. Sn einem 8anb.
Illus Wad1t gum 9id,t, bon Hibarb Baron.
eeal nnc Ddmaianti, pon Seroinano Sdmibt.
Sefpbnte xrene. gafnntiid. = Der wfiiffos
mar tn Mfrifa. 3uIammen in einem 8ans.
Der MIbiar;t. = Der Sirtbof. .3wei @r5ablun.
gen BON 8. StDber. 3nlammen In einem 8anb.
ESas Der Weenfb iGet, eas Wire ar eude ern'
ten, bon Ribarn Baron.
, 1876-03-09
300 8ianoS nnO Oroelu,

ne1t Ine aus s~tpeiter Saue, pm Sdbrifanteit er'
@bibta9 - bluuoer,, ooer fir Ntetbe in Stabt unb
Sono. lpabreno oieier barten S3eitei ulS Der 6eierta9e
ourb Sprace NSaters u. Con, ASH Srodetuap,
~oertauft, als ~oisIelben ie jlurr iE 9teiu @ort offerirt
ipuroen. Naenten perlan9t nm 9Sater's neus Scale
@ianpS unb Gonccrt' Creeln 5u oertaufen. STU.
itrirte Gatalo9e per woIt %oerianNt. CUTE 8eninaun9en
fir ben 6anoel. Sin GROCER 9iscontn fir Sebrer,
GeiHlide, Sir6en, 2o9en. Sbulen &C.. 4g825up-
, 1876-03-09
&einem fdftem Sranb!
&eine Mamlfperre mebr :!
Wiliam Gramer's 6~eilpfafer.
Watentiri am 10. Wat 1870,

Yatenftrf am 10. Wfdt 1870.
Die gDtrfuna btefes gFafers if bepunherunssparbis
IS ert1irt tsin pfaiter, relhss biefes lbertrtht.
Durd iabrelaness @fprpten fam t6 bie(es YFate
ais Elm uniperfals5ousmittel erpfebien.
6an1i.ienrdter, 5abr;ibeftser, iptpte ale Arbetter fppten
es fsts i'm Saufe unb in Ter 9~Dertfdtte ~pSrr6tbis taIten.
Sie g8irfuns 1T cine uberrof6enbe; man brauGt psper
drstIide sulfe 3u rsauiriren, nod bat man, BET ipisrtsn
Nnwenbunp, einen 8eriuit an Mrtttts3eit su befurhrga.
IS beJt bic fd,ltmmffem @nneen, bic barfs
ndcPlsifen a.ten Seidwpre. BON gang befpR0srer
Qptrtune 1T es bet SebuRs, 9ieb Stidbs, gdntrt-,
BiR- aub Guetfdspunpen; b Gltmmen SraRen,
lauf, Siutsetbplren, f:pie bel 8erpuuruna
sud rofise Rasel aibt es tsin bsHeres Ntttsl.
set SIbnerauaen ftilt &c ui6t muir ben Sdmrr, To-.
s,-S. i%onoera beietttet bteitiben BET etnsm 9etrau@r Don
ips.. 10 1aesn sdnsii6.
Q e,'up Dlppt: gilbert 6. 2uns's @prtbtfe, 80. 81
3atp.
oopeis per 9pr ntbt Gsbrau&s anreifune so Gents.
9rstabsn tn aleGapotbefsn, foDte an Der @iparrer-
Wtfdn O rtsn. A-, 3W17mi:
, 1876-03-09
2aulsnp I'm Druid na@ erRsm ROua
MMTauenDer GrfDla.

Gin @sent ~verhtent Sti2 in ptsr Gassn anb elm Aust.
rr Sass in b Gasen sNr4 ben 9srtauf pOn
Scean's Stpr9 F.; s artr %sSsss saeas s sS"
ce0un gen, Wbehteuern une 9SunEsrn auf -
anter er Sse: 4auteH, SGItmmen, 8att eepsi6en &c
AIT 2S5 p~aNsneen AbbileuuRen. greie az Bsrlf atsnrta
at ben TaiGttsn Ataans. wiaa s&trs d;baIf Al
trttSf "a .H .H ..
, 1876-03-09

/. eams Der Isste Sombarsier. sOpsue bon
r. 30. bddlanoer.
4 Scr Observation-Disclosures. grsGbIun8
BON 8albuin W6ubauIen.
Die Blauen une @slbem. Dene3ueia'
nii&ss GbarattsrbilO BON 5risOria
Scr sfanb gtrasbmrs's. gaterIdnbi.
5ter Nplnan pom berlbert Gau.
q. Semtidlanc's Gbre. biitoriltsr Ro'
man upn Serno BON 4uIed.
q Das Seifament peter hes Grpfsn.
9toman uno 0sl1ipte Don Gueian Der.
bert.
T. Der elephant. aomiI&.r Roman bon
U. b. QBinter5elD.
.u.a. Der Nieaense SpnduSer. 6ifori.
ider &onan bon U. e. 8ra9opeei.
10, Ole SdloaSiebe. Gin. Gr3dbluns aus
benz dIten Berlin, bon Geor9 biltl une
Deemeiis, Criminal : Ueld)i1te BON
Srieo. 5riebri4. 3uIammen in sinsun
Sano.
II, 6err 9erpa. Criminal . WSman bon
@mil 9abprion.
II. 8wei beitere Gsid)idbten. Bon 4bolf
g- @tiselbur9. : 3pei SDbne SerO'
bias. 3uInrnmen in elnem BanD.
10. Der tole S,ans. Criminal . Gel9i9ts
r1 pon ". StrediuB. llno Die Gpbne
Earnepelt's. btitoriiher 1toman bon
S.1mibt : 9SetBenTeIs, 3ulampIsn IN
L. I'm SbrOn unc eeben. 6iHcriI&sr Wo.
man uon 6eorg biltl tt
1k SIM Gdfeniter. Soeialer Eorllan bon
'f S5rieorlh Uerltdder. .
"a @abrieie, eaS 9Setb bee gpielerS.
Criminal : 9looeae bon 6. pitalpau
uno Die Tramctirenrs, @rjGblun9
aus BEN oeutl6 = franjoRlden &rie9e
bon 6reorl1 Deritader. 3ualnmeu
in einem Sano.
~. Gin Ueripprfener.. GrininalsWooe1
bon ). .. q. Semms.-Tas 6prifbaus
Doer Die piloe Sagn in Der pfali. gu.
1anmsn in einem 8ano.
lG, Seremia8 unn bic fd)pne Sincen;ia
Der Serr oes ~SkafeS.-6rduN So
d)en.-Die MISUNDERSTANDING. @r'
tGblun9en bon Yaaria BON OIfers. gu,
iammeu III einern Sano.
Z. %. Der 5eis BON Sra. 9onsA. 6, Brad
po9el. 3lpei BGu0e.
nj. &te dite i~pduiIdbe urfunec, prn Dir
mano uno EaS v~leipenff. .@pilool
aus benz oeutlb. fran30Ilden &rie9
pom y. b. bon Oeoenrotb. 3AIaAninei
III eiuem Sano.
n Bier Siltben mnh cine Tridt SO
peue bon 9Dilbelm Stmiot.- % olcmba
Wouele BON prosper WlerriMe. gu
Iammen in elnem 8ano.
no.. Gidnjenee SabneH.. Rontan bon Tug
Silberltein. liter 0ano.
"A. Gidnlcune Sdbnen. .Nonan bon Mu9
Sil6erltein. 2ter 8cno uno Die Bonn
brin9t es an Zen Gag, 3ulartmen II
tiuem Sano.
o., Die aroniu, Soman non Gueen 9e
benrotb UNI nit ~ciierner Sdne. gu
iammen i'll einem 8ano.
M, Gie 2flaperef Der 8iebe. NomGn DO
, 1876-03-09
Maenrcn oerlacetf
prDf. GOwler iber Maanbarkeii,

gen perosn gratis ~ubsrfautt. Dds BUD eutb6li fsrner
eiebe. thre @tfrse, Deadt &c. Nssntsn p~sr!Gufeu
tdalin ron t5--2h @rsmpldre. WGn wfuee N6 nit d..
sdbe %frubsrer G~y1ttcteit an b. Sectional @ubliibtne
&c.. PttIabslpbta, 90, 4SDifoSr;
, 1876-03-09
Standardization.

Sn btibi9e Bappbcdel nit MueIin.Riiden
gebunoer a % Gents 1ya
Der Stgersler, nop Glagbre9t. --
2dbrecfcnsfabre.
Ete Xtumnie BON Hprtict, bon GIaubreht. nnb
.Sobann BON Gepeen, Der 9ropbet. Bor
9tobert beroer. 3uIdmmen in einein Bud.
@efdDicbten heS WfGrrerS Siebenfiieb. Bpn
&arl St6Ger.
Radbtlaser in @ranaba. Bon 5r. Tproer. rtrO
xannbduier. Bon Norbert 6irte. 3uIammen III
einem BanD.
Barrier Saugentd,ts. ilns goo
eumpact Saaabunhu8. Yuiamr1fn in tinstn
8anb.
, 1876-03-09
Seinatb unS TremOe.

&or1ane uno @r3dblunsen in sroB Spc. Sor
mat elegant brodtrt.
prsis pro Rane SO 0ents. Gebnncen In 2ett'
- wanc pro s3anc IS SenSs.
, 1876-03-09
ANAUTEH,
MACLEOD
a. AUEHNE re,
Dank=6 d. aft,
1I3 Broadway,
NEW YORK,
..1 s. -

xs.dbfel auf msbru ais 200 Der bsSsutenSsrsn etdsts
In europa. t.Hrt. .t"4 .tsI aI
@elS. glussabluusen bur6 Die @Ofdmter Io~is per
Gelesrapb nab alien pldBen In Seuti3lane,
Oefterreia, Der e3rSeil boaano, 9dnsinarf, S&ps.
ben uno glorwssen, ben Gmpfanssrn fret iRs bans
s~sliefert.
Gresit. Sriefe fir RsiienSe sur Ssnusuns in alsn
/, ar6Bsrsn etdotet Der atten Melt.
GinfafTrnns BON Grbidaften unO GOreernnsea
/. ieoer Writ in alien Wl6ben Guropa's. ,tsat.s,
SsrfbiHuns BON @itern uns padeten mas
europa. 80 ,a
Osr,Ununs antonmenbsr Sitter In sstp gorf. uRs
@urUpSifbes @ele aner @rt setauft anO osrtauft.
, 1876-03-09
Agsntsn Serlarst fur bic
@eidbicbte Der Granger
Seipe9mm9,

Tarmerertee eeaen bic McnppUIe.
9isss Wfrf tntbdit sinen ppltdnptssn unb a~utbsHtt.
Sbtn IBsrt6t Der 8dmpfe Der amcrttanii6eu 5armer &C.
gen ete @rpreHunsen ter @iisnbabns Geisll6dften. ntbE
elmer @et6tGte ess %urfpruues uub 8prtibrttts ees Nr.
bens Der vpdttpns Of buStanbrp." Sebr pertduEl6,
an National @ublifbins 60, Stu., pa, 4aD,iap
, 1876-03-09

Tc1seube biIiee
%OlfS=, SngenOi0riitcn
nnO HOutauc
tnb 5u BADEN tn onen seutiAeu
Subbanblnngcn III ben
Verei1l9ten Staatea lr1O Gana0e.
Gr3aDlungen Dou 0uIt0O giieriB.
in bibide Bappbedel init MuSlinsTitden
gebunoen a 25 Gents.
Sas etdnsredbt.
0te 9eportirten. .Iea
Ste Mr5Iodncercr mad TfrifG .
Se)neieer ilnb @eiaer.
Gbriffppb Columbus. ....
Stdrts unn Warid.
Sranc ppn 9bnlburg.
unred1t Gjut gcbctlet Mot.
Die GrfHeung bes @pr;efanS.
Die Orpsrnntfer.
Der alte 8rieser unb fein Sobn.
Ste SSatie, ober cine CUTE Shat iinoet Oft AM Grofn
loon tbren 2obn.
SoDdiI1ds ODER 6urd, 3adt ;ilft 9tcbr.
Der arme GpttfrieS.
Der 6pni9 nne Der Wlulier.
EdS Sieebfdtt. - 9rei Qeididtet. I. Ser lreut
. Sie''er, Q. Ser Qaiter unO ie'n sobn. 3. Dir
YtlGulnennunnox.
Die Guceguefs.ltbr.
Saeob nuc feline Gptne.
Gr5dblltngm upn G~diparills.
Sn biibi9e @anpbedel nit Mn8lin.0liiden
gebnuber a 25 Gents.
Sef01tdtten aus benz Gpeffart.
Der Se)Iineiiter ume feiu Coin.
&trGkburq duf Der q c,dta.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-07
A Defense OF the Coaching Experiment.

A Western journal characterizes Col.
kane's coaching experiment as the
latest New York foolery." Why fool
ery.' we beg to inquire. Does the en-
yious editor mean to say that fresh air
and swift motion are things which wise
generation should not delight in? Has
he really never experienced the charms
of Il ride upon the outside of coach
when the roads have been fine, the pros
poets pleasing, the company good, the
speed swift and eXhileratingy Ii not, he
has missed one very good and stirring
sensation, and he has evidently forgotten
the thrill of delight with which when a
boy he watched the mail-coach come rat.
tling in to his villa &c. The attempt to re.
yive "a health givin. recreation OF old times
is very lar, indeed, from being foolish
and our Western friend, instead of en-
riously grudging us this small pleasure
would do better to urge his townspeople
10 initiate our example There is NO rca-
son why every American city should not
nave similar coaches, by means OF which
its citizens might enjoy suburban rides
under the very best conditions for health
aud pleasure The experiment in New
York, which simply repeats here one OF
the acknowledged attractions of London,
is made by gentleman Of wealth and
leisure, who can afford, it is said, to lose
money in the qualification If his inclina-
tions. We hope that he will make money,
inasmuch as it is only by It's beng
rendered profitable that we can hope for
the permanency OF this enterprise, or
look to see other coach.lines establishe
One coach a day is clearly not enough for
the msny who really must desire to avail
themselves OF an opportunity 10 enjoy a
mo'.e Of loComotion which i second to
horseback riding only in stirring and
health giving qualities dpale:ogs' Jour.
nal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-07

suumentality of wise, good and right gov
eminent, so long will the patriot have
cause for hope and confidence. But
should they forsake that party and be de.
luded into the perilous mistake of intrust-
ing the Government to the hands of the
rebel-controlled, honor-despising, spoils.
hungry Democracy, then would the coun-
try. the interests of the people, the honor
and integrity of the Nation be indeed in
jeopardy. The people cannot afford to
do this-not just yet, if ever at ALL The
Republican party is their party now, as it
was during the Nations years of severe
trial, and through and by that party they
can accomplish whatever they please, If
they will but take control Of it and make
it the agency of their will. This is what
they have done, and are preparing to do
again -CAicago Journal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-07
A California Mode Of Disposing Of a
Bully.

This is a story told by Gen John Gosh
wilder, one of the leading capitalists of
California, and one of the really good fell.
lows of that State. One day in the early
times he was standing in a pioneer shanty
saloon, in company with great big
fighter, who was "a terror of the camp and
town. There was nothing that this giant
could not whip, and very little that he had
not whipped. This big fellow was sitting
near the bar when "A stran ger entered. He
was Il new conner in town He
was not more than twenty five, slenderly
built, pale, with big delicate features
and "a hand like girl. He stepped qui-
city up TO the bar aud asked for glass OF
brandy. The glass was placed before
him, whereupon the bully rose from his
chair, put his big, brawny hand in front
OF the youngster, took the brandy and
drank it, The Young man said nothing,
but quietly laid down four bits and said !:
Give me another glass of brandy"
The brandy was put out, the glass was
filed and the bully again reached for
ward, took the brandy and drank it, The
youngster put four bits on the counter,
and said, easily:
give me two glasses of brandy"
Inc TWO Sihsses were put OUT, Ilileu, ana
the bully the third time time reached for
ward, took a glass and drank it, The
young man paid no attention even to the
giants pistols and knives, but taking the
other glass drank it and put down dol
lar. Then, with easy manner, he left the
bar for the door, walked five or six steps,
turned like flash of lightning and shot
the bully through the heart As he
walked out of the door he said to one of
the hyStanders
That fellow might have hurt some.
body, YETI
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-07
growing and in good health do not hurt
anybody. Detron tribune.

growing and in good health do not hurt
anybody. Detrott 7rtoune.
The English Patent Journal describes
a combination of foot warming appara-
tus with boot. The heel of the boot is
Of metal, and hollow, and contains sup
ply Of artificial fuel The heat from this
is made to pass through channels in the
inner sole, a part of which is placed upon
spring, So that the action Of the foot in
walking acts like bellows, drawing in
the cold air by an apertuIci III the heel and
driving the heated air into the boot A
modification of the apparatus can, it is
said, be applied to horse-shoes.
Many persons suppose lhat white cats
with blue eyes are deaf, this can by no
means, however, be deemed to be so CON-
n.only the case as TO afford foundation
for a theory. A New Zealand corresptn-
dent sends to Nature some interesting
facts bearing on this point: AT Tarana-
XII. n H." he says, Il saw white cat
with blue eyes which was not at all deaf,
and a good many of It's kittens were white
and had light blue eyes, AS many OF
these had perfect hearing as were afflicted
with deafness This cat had grown-up
kitten. perfectly black, which had some
times also white young ones with blue
eyes; it showed, as did the old cat, a sin
gular Partially for them. One one occa-
sion it happened Ii \. the old white cat
and her black daughter had litters at the
same time among them there was one
white kitten with blue eyes the black
cats. The two fought tiercely for posses
sion of the coveted beauty, and the old
cat frequently took it away and placed it
among her own, One morning the un-
fortunate object of quarrel was found di-
vided by the recommendation of some fe-
line Solomon, and each cat quite con-
tentedly IN possession Of half. Both of
these litters had some light tortoiseshell.
colored kittens among them, of which
moiety appeared to have their hearing i'm.
perfect"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-07
Mr.. Blaine Makes Another Convincing
Statement.

Mr. Blaine made a statement under
oath before the House Committee yestcr.
day concerning the package brought TO
him from Arkansas by Robinson. and in
the most clear and convincing manner ex-
planned that circumstance The package
fetched by Robinson contained va
riaus maps and plats of certain coal
land, in Arkansas which MIR Blaine
had thought Oi investing a. and con.
tanned no bonds OF aay kind Further
more, Mr. Blaine repeated under oath his
rcCen; statement on the ioo~ OF the House
IN connection with the Arkansas bond
story, gad when he had finished there was
not a peg left on which 60 hang 3 doubt
that the charges and rumors were ALSO.
l5icly without founda,ion.-Ct.elge Yrib-
smt. Nsg29
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-07
A Story for the Marines.

The " Coniedrit Cross. Roads Democ
racy OF Kentucky, at their State Conven
ton the other day. among some othe,
equally ridiculous enunciations, resolved
That the present deploraAie condition or moral.
and the business interests of the country is rhe
result # corrupt and partisan administration, and
thai reform Is absolutely necessary for the relic
OF IN" people and preservation Of the Government
and This can only be done by change of ADMIN
istration.
lhese immaculate partisans would have
US believe that the reform that is abso.
luleiy necessary is such So change OF
Administration a. would give the reins
OF the Government into the hands of such
devoted patriots as Ben Hill, such remark.
able paragons Of honesty as Pendleton,
such wonderful samples of reform and
practical staIeSmanship as now fill the
majority side OF the present House OF Rem
resentallves, and such modest, deserving
and efficient appointees in all the suhordi.
nate offices of the Government as are Fitz.
hugh and the rest OF the successors Of
crippled Union soldiers who were hustled
out in order to give place to ex. rebels as
officers and clerks of the House as soon
as the Contederates took possession of il
Such change of Administration
''N'N N'Hti sVAtt iiuultIStIN ID the y re-
lief % the people and the preservation of
the Government And what sudden
aud marvellous improvement there would
be in "the condition of the morals and
business Interests of the country" as the
effect Of such a Change Just think
OF il.
Doubtless the platform OF the Demo.
cratic National Convention which will
assemble al ST Louis next month will
contain a resolution similar in its pur.
port to this of the Cross Roads Bourbons
ana the absurd accusation and hyporriii-
cal pretension il contains will be howl
all over the country during the coming
Presidential campaign as the chief battle
cry OF the partisan Democracy. Thought
iul people will not be deceived thereby.
Tor they know that the future hope of the
country lies IN the maintenance of the
republican party, which has in the past
proved the counuy'S salvation. The PEG.
PIE themselves will through that party
oil patriotism snd intelligence, right what
ever wrongs may have crept into our
Governmental system, and compel what.
ever change OF reform may be absolute
y necessary"
90 long Ss the right minded aud right
ntaFte1 cltl2eDs OF this country shall adj
here 1.-The Republican party, taking POS
session OF IT, organization ana, max ng il
Inc aSency u; Unpopular Will anu the in
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-07
Perpetual Fire.

lN the neighborhood of Baku, on the
Caspian Sea, there Is a phenomenon of
a very extraordinary nature, called the
everlasting fire, 10 which a sect OF In
dams and Persians, called Giaours, pay re.
ligious worship. II is situated about ten
miles from the city of 5aku, in the prov
lnce OF ShlrNau, ON dry, rocky piece of
ground.
On il there are several ancient temples
built OF stone, and supposed to Toe all
dedicated Ia The ire, there being one
among them In which tire.worship isnOw
carried on. Near the altar there is a large
hollow cane from the end of which issues
blue flame. The worshipers affirm that
this flame has continued ever since the
Delugc and they believe if il were sun
pressed in that place it would break out
IN another
AZ a short distance from this temple
there is horizontal gap, two feet from
the ground, about six feet long and three
broad, out of which comes q constant
tame of the color ot that in the temple.
When there is a strong wind il rises to
the height OF eight feet, bat is much lower
in calm weather
The earth around for more than two
-
that by taking ~ two or three inches at
the surface and applying q lighted lamp
The part uncovered Immediately taxes fire,
even before the flame touches it, The
flames make the soii hot, but do not CON
sumo ii nor affect what is near with any
degree OF heat
II is said that eight horses were once
consumed by this nrr under roof where
the surface of the ground had been turned
mp ami by some accident had iCnited. II
a cane or tube OF paper be set about two
inches into The ground, closed with earth
below, and The top OF 1t touched with a
live coal. flame will Immediately issue
forth without consuming the tube, pro.
vidlug the edges be covered with clay
Three or four lighted canes will boil
water in a DOT, and are sometimes used 10
cook yictuals. The flames have Il sui.
phurouS smell, but are inuttcnsive