davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-02-29

GDicobominpGlub Nd61en
Montag miro Der erite Mosteraoen-9al
oieics erf ieit Mdr5 1875 9e9riinoeten
Clubs, in Der r9fep W}urfet 0all@ ab9e-
balten lueroen. 0er Verein bot felt lei-
nes fur5en 8eIfebens @aes aufsebpten
feline &rdns6en uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gen 10 semiitbli9 81 MAIDEN, baB Seoer
lid oort wie SIT baule fiiblt mo teine
AhlOnoerun9 ein5elner 6liquen ltDrt oas
a%llgemelne Sersniigen, besbotb ~glauben
mir nit feiter 3uperli6t ollen S6silneb-
mern an Ger Wasferooe einen re1t liz
lti9cn Nbenb ueriprefen su oiirIen. Sic
W}lt9lleoer oes @omite's loIIen es IiG
ongelegen iein, anes au5ubieten, Dap
nldts feblt, wel1es gum Srobnnn, be-
lonoers fir loIde @eIe9eabett nOtbpen-
bistit.
, 1876-02-29
Mas man in Mmerifa ales
tuerDet1 fam.
l6prtlebnna.(

Sa IaB er nun, ooer pielmebr lag er
.o9ne &re0it, Dbne &leioer, uno, Der Qlp=
petit begunn lI0 81 regen, ipeif Die PRO-
SeOur ces 9inausperiens nnieliger @ei=
le ni6t noO, ionoern Dor Dem Mflttae=
elien ltatt9efanoen bate.
Gum Slit erinnerte er li9, oaB er in
9eutl9lano ouf Der S9neioerperfltatt
g"elelIen UNI 10 ma6te er lid alsbolo auf
Den Be9 in einen entlesenen StootGeii,
oelien plebejii6es @uslcDen CT friiDer
INNER semleoen, 10 oaB er Clip tene
Anslt baben onrfte, ertannt al wcroen.
@inem S9ncioer fam es in Mmerifa
ME feblen, ni6t cinem i'll Dem Yorf, no
Oerul liter 10000 belhdftist ilno. Gr
, 1876-02-29

S9on wieoer miiien mir bas Sinben
zines tooten Sduslin9s meloen, mel1er
seitern Mor9en 7 ubr an SuBe Der %
StraBe nobe Der aebnten gefunoen wur-
De. SieIe MSorOe ncbmen 10 lberbano.
0aB 1e mad uno mad ben Wfenl9en
sleihgiiltis maGen uno nur Elm mltleiosr
pplles a6iel5uden iber elm lol4es Ser.
breden, Sei9t ben trahri9en 3ultann' Der
9inse on nno sibt auslei9 au periteben,
boB BARN ii6 l6iper retlpqs Gnoern
ldbt, bod lino mir, pie loon friiber be-
merit, ni6t Der Wtcinuus unb bat man
MIR Die @eisbe Der Menlaenl oenen Der
yiatur a%n5upalcn, uno Die WtOrOe mer=
Den aufb0ren.
, 1876-02-29
Tonnohtf dQt niejer sSabr oero

So # II q d t fdlt oieler Sa6r sero=
De ouf ben 51alttas, ben 80. Tebriior,
0eute.) Eieler Saa pieberbolt ii@
erlt in Sielnli6 lall9en 3eitabi@uitten,
oo er--auBer Der Gi9enlbait oes Sabres
als S6altjabr-no6 pDn 5Dei wsitcren
g%eoinsungcn obbdnsi9 1T Der Is.
Mpril Deg ~betrefenoen Sabrcs mug als
Der Ofertus ouf einen Sonnta9 faIch
uno Der crite @Dnntas mad Dem Soft
mono nod Sriiblines= 5ag= nno Na6t+
9lei9e lein. 9emnah bat 6aitna1t
olelelbe mertpiiroiae 9uqe im 0ur6=
lhnitt etpa ole l16 Sabre. 3ulstt
traf es li4, 10 i'm Subre 1924 uno BON
jegt on MIRO es erit wieoer i'm Sabre
1914 Der SAT- Iein.
, 1876-02-29
g. e f a,

bas ametifantihe Sutter fir Gisb
Diele Miiduns entbdlt feiu ~lrienif
poer persiftete Stoffe.
Gs brinet cine retre Saut unb bat Srantbei,
II BON 5inben neg.
Queer Nrtitel bat inter einen oitrern Namen
Wunber perri6let 1T eeu 0iebbeerben BON
@rGB Sritlanten,
Is it Elm is.ter Saamen unb erssuSt s~slanbss
SleiIb beim 8ieb.
60 t~efDrbert ZEN @a9stbum bes juneen gie.
hes.
gs psrbaubt bic @psiisn unb srssust Ianse
@ple bel S6aafen.
Sir S6wsine 1T es Elm Wtittel, telbeS Grant
beiten Sea ibueu abbdlt. lue
80 reln'st has Slat Der pferSe, &inhSieb
II ~.
@eFiisel aebeibt on nislem Tuttsr, es Ylrbtn-
bert Cholera unb permtbrt pes ysssn ron
@iern.
Gs mirs IN Scent pafetsn sfrfamft. Die
Observation-Disclosures iiap isbr lei9t.
Sir 1 3iFe 81 30tb 100 pafste
- 2 IN z ~60ib 200
~w A 70 1fotb 400 NJ
@nbert Smme, 5abritant.
Office anb Eager SO. IS, Is StraBs,
ii m Int @i d. o ,, 0a.
, 1876-02-29

Sic billise Groeeric. Mit
Ge9t pcroient oas @eiuiil5 unb Spereis
@el6dft Der Serren Slair @ebtiioer,
go. 5t2, IarlDalfrabe, Den sylamcn
uGbeup Wrpterie", Oeun es miro baltlblt
mebr auf Die 8ute uno 9iGi9fcif Der
8aoren geleben als auf srobel Ger
.bIenlt UNI elnen sroBen llulios a1 er5is-
len. aQes ltrDmt aud ossbalb balm
uno finoet q Den 2aoen poG, ..aenn
au0 in aloeren 2doen niOts gu ttmnaiit.
User biQis uno gut. falfen ipia, iolte
bprtbin geben uno it'd uon Der @obrbelt
Der Nn9abe lelbit iiber5eugen. 5ebe
In5ei9e!
, 1876-02-29
(6ortieBuns folst.)
Sie BerlaRene.

Stia uno uerborgen
Sra9e Dcln gSeb;
2Sonne ullo Solgen
Sbmel5eh wle SAnee.
Summer lln0 &eue,
Mlss 5%erltlebt
V uer9lBt lelbit bic Srsue.
USE areu tie 9eliebt.
Die Sage i6lei@en
so mu0e Du6in -
Sulpen ullo Sbwet9en
sgt au' meln Gum.
Wfl0 rabrt fem yIiiDen
Nuf 9runer 9lu'
Stein WoItensIlben,
stein 9lmmelsblau.
Nebmt mein @ei9meioe.
Us 9lelBt lpie &lUt:
Vie Srout in Sel0e
Se9ebrt es nl9t.
Sle 9ilIonen San0er,
Ses Wliifs @ewmn,
Die Y~ra9tsewanOer,
Nebmt aaes bin!
Sic Srdume peri9weben,
Ser CONNER hlcbt
Sos 1T pom 2epen
Sas tribe Sleo....
Sle Bldtter linten
Sn ooen WaIo;
S.e SOoten minfen -.
SD tomme balo!
, 1876-02-29

ueber 100000 INHERIT.
Ser 8eri6t oes Nuoitor
w. j.; 5oplor bcia9t, ooB cine rnterbi=
lan5e pom S851,753,32 F9 in ben 8ii-
9ern Derousseltcllt bat.
Der Muoitor empfieblt, lin Die Sum-
me 81 osden, Die Stcuer auf 2anO unh
gl9entbum i'm Staate 5u erbo6en uno
e'nc Mar!ensSteutr aif W9isfep su le-
gen.
, 1876-02-29

Simmie 9ano. SanD, wel6er
fur5li1 bier perbaftet nno nad Batter
ion. v. s., surid selonot wuloe bat
bort begauptet, OaB, als Seteftip Wren
i'm ucrbaftet,s r i'm ansebOten, i'm sesen
$4,000, lDoOOn Die 9dlfte iein Yartner
erbalten milie, frei gu %laiien. Die Se=
tcttlpcs &nus uno 9Bren pernsinen oaB
fol1cs 9eIheben.
, 1876-02-29

8eenooisuns. Ser @ouuer=
i1enr bat seltern Sames Servings, ipela
der 1868 BON Der Circuit Court ouf Is
Sabre in Die Yenitentiarp selanot wur
De, b%egnaoigt, neil sr an elmer nnbcil=
barren &rantbeit lit unb cine nytuiiance"
in Dem Snititut mar.
, 1876-02-29

Sn Man6efer itarb ein Ssrr Mbite
NORTH nnb feline Trou 3 Stunoen 1pdter.
Somtas fano DIE Seeroiguns Der bei=
ben ~@besatten gu 9lel1er 3eit ltatt.
8eibe pnroen in Gin @rab selest. 300
nOoo Seaows" nobmen an Der SesrDl=
9uns Sbeil.
, 1876-02-29
Bids
D N fnfi hrfr

il cine y ertsliatrsfArifL bit16 inafrirt unb
NIT folcrirter platte alsaetaitet. Die erite
Drummer 1T gum ger1antte fsrtie. DsmIelb n
II etsnfaas elm YreisSsrsci&niB beisefIyt.
preis rs Gents yer Sabr.
, 1876-02-29

HH. tG d 4Eas4lM
,8olisei= 8eriht. Tol9enoe
sSdIe famen 9eltern in olelem 9erIhte
sur Ger1anoluns:
Mattbew 9. grofun, farbis, an9ez
flaot toegen Srnatenbeit uro nnDroent7
lldsn 8etrasens auf Der Strabe, $3.50
9cifroft. -,
Mlice SobuiolG forbis, anseflast oil
Muly Yriee a~nge9rifen uno 9el1Ia9el
81 bobsn, purbe 50 geitroft.
sSoe @reale:, alios Coleman, forbis.
ongeflast Gin 0asabuno Su lein, wnrot
passn Maussl an 8iirsi9aft in Die Sai|
9elonot.
@aM. Gates uno Sobn Sol5bod, an.
flast mesen 5dldserei, wurosn il 81 g
]troft.
9Hm. 8aniiter, farbis, unseflost lpe'
gen unoroentIi6en getrosens, 50 ge-
trait. 9s2
@m. s.. 8dilsp larbig, aneefla9t
loc9en @slesabertrstun9, 'puroe u 9e=
trait, a, ,,, 80 q
8en Muasn u,nb Sobn glapton, bel.
BE iarbis, ougetlast pesen Srnntelbeit
unb unDroeutlihen 8etra9ens; Mrle
luMrbe - nnb Clayton ST. 9eltroft.
CHARLES Dozens, farbig, an9cflost Die
Mortba SobnIon onge9riHen 1nb ge=
.priisel uno ben 5ergont Gilman, ols Ell
liN in Nu5fibrun9 ieiner Plt6t beIonr,
9Ndlosen 5u baten, iuuroe IS seltraft,
90. Or. @eflorb alias Bat GDnn UNI
Scbn 9ailp, on9etlagt perod0tlse Gba-
roctdre uno mutbmabli9e 9eierteure
Der Ser. Staatsn Geemo6t 81 Iein.
uurben ani 80 Sage in bic Sail se=
Ianbt. 0s
Ben. Gpencsr, Soc 9ubbaro nnb See
6imms, ale furbig, an9efla9t Garm &C
mc6t unO nit 5teinen auf Der StraBt
s%slporfen gu baben, wurbcn jeber S2.5I
e~eltroit uno muBten Die Soften be5abs
len. 9sa,s
, 1876-02-29

Serbre9er. SenrD stephens,
farbig, BON Sontbamplon county, luur
De geltern in Die Benitentiorp, ouf IS
Monate, ,ue9en Ginbruds, abeeliefert.
, 1876-02-29

Sat lid 9etellt. Maior 81.
q. 2atbrop, iuel9er inter elmer alten
Nnflase bcs Ser. Staaten @eridts
itebt, (berielbs iol ndmli1 nprefto pioo
DANCE nit 5000 9eipielt bobel, ais
or Gpleftpr Der uSnternal &eDcnne"
Dar), bat Sonnabeno, oa lcin gurge
9err @onrao @asner, 1id suriidao9,
Den Serrn s. u. Youns BON MottowaD
ols Siirse seifelt. 9ie Yarsl6aft be@
trG9t $500.
, 1876-02-29
8td's 8lumenfiGrer,

anleitan3 our 8lunien- unb @smiilssaGt ees
bsnp, in ethes slumwsr bsiebeab, psrisnbe i'd
sesfn Ginlenbuus Soa 25 Gents. atrtflre
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y. 5
, 1876-02-29

Ser @ranb Surp ii bernie :
ZEN. 5olgenoe Ja(le ,unroen pon Dem
Yoliaeiri6ter uateriuAt uno Der 0rano
STRIP ii6erpieIen.
Sbomas Cunningham, an9eflast per=
iudt 81 ba6en, in bas Saus oes Sobn
@eslep ein5nbreben,
Sad @aailee, anseflast iuesen Srun=
fcnbcit uno ben Gobert Sones gelAla9en
Si haben.
@eSetiob 81. Oieteri6, neil er 5rdul.
90. 6. @larfe, unter Dem @erlpre6sn
Ie 81 beiratben, perfiibrt bate. =
, 1876-02-29

Sonneritue Der 9ten WlGr3 wcrOtn
bic nelIcn Witslieoer oes 1tdotiIAen,
conservative Central Gomites erpdDlt.
, 1876-02-29
Dienhaa 20. e@fbrnar 1876.
Gtoct NihmDnb.

Il IS etterbert6t itr bente.
FSonenoes Barometer; ftarfere noroolt-
ll1e Msinbe; wolfises uno re9nenldes
99Getter pber9 6nee, gefolgt bon fdlteren
n6rhpeitli6en 8inben uno tbeiIpelle
np!fiocs 9Bgatef. 'aEa i'e'i9 +
, 1876-02-29

Bolisil. 1913 YoliSllten 9oben
li6 senle!oct, nm Die freien Stcllen in
Der YoliSel sa beleBen.
81, lelIs em YoltSllt gu iein
, 1876-02-29
Ri0mpnb pof office.
ppft=
Is. OftDber 1878.


Noroiide 1srasrH. :2meimsI tSoris,.
Ssnnfaae al sashsmmen--Mnf unft S r. ~
q. M. o.%0
Sennaa aRlxnff So, 81. q
ftiuB 1885 81. r.. peF'
MorsIiar @es Bof. Tdstid. orso,u.
men Sonniaae. = Nnfunft LAS 81. m
yoftl@lus 1876 unb s 20 q. g.
sdsfiSs poH- 3rsima al tsor;6 e,,..
tags d~ueaenpmmen. - Mnfnns. 70 SDnm'
ane ~ u " d pOff@Iub A g. ID. n
sorntaes; gntuaft 1900 m.- voa
MiAmonh& Danhire Gifrnbo6, tx.
t '9; AZ % a mi 2-3o q. ". - pOa16las
9anbilfe L Greensboro. 3m,,r,or
i'@. - @ntnnft 2-30 unb gM' m IVA M MSa
i6'ub 9. 3D. uns 1915 y. M. S'T
Garmhilfe. Gdali6, s-nntoos
men. Mnfunft 2.3O 81. m' o. S mnasat.s
230g. M. Y0plVlaB
apeare Ohio Giienbahn. IGoIisa
90 ausgtncmmm. Mnfunft & 81 gs
EkftfuB $50 .. W.
liS'Iss charlottesville, Gtaunton. m6;t.
!Fthss nnb ipefIid BON Wbitss"i.
anfunft S g. 81. Nna-
eaeef goint nub etationen nm S.r n %
'e. lnO e. U. q. 1dslid, Sonntaos oyaSs.
nomn'sn; Mnfunft 1880 y. W. Mn,t-
i9lnb 2 y. M. pDH-
@lOnesfer, ittsr @ef Ycint. ,6oIid.-m,
tanIt 1o.3og 9. M. -pOfialu6 ~. 81
3apeatannod, iiter giib Saul taoIid.
@n'a"f $50 y. 3D.. gpfi6lub / 8. 81.
Sames @iber 1amtfcr. rreimor pSh,n
l.a. = Wnfunf, Mpntaas, MIttmod s V ,ns
8%re'ta9s, 5 81 W. pplidlua. Tienaans
AO"nsflfass une @sanatrnts, 5.3Og' 81,
9anal gafct. Dr.imal II YdentIid
an ~ Mittrobs, 8reitaas uni @omrtooa
=. ~: @eti9luB. Msntaae, Wittmusbs
Sagorf ynn1p &oute. ;3weim Al pSdentlid,.
% aannFunFt. MltiwpGs unD g nnnabenps, &
t mc w. 4 81 81 gSSs't'elub. DOnnstltass MID @pnn
, 1876-02-29
@iGf'g
SlnMens INN 0emiiief6mereien

inb bic befsn Der Melt. Omfslbem tpertea
SOn elmer Wilton @erirnea %psfauft, NIB
prahttse glamen nnb feline Gemils linp
pas &eiuItat. Gin preispsrsei9niB in but.
'9sr resr snsIifter Ssstlt isnte i'd ieper-
mann ss9en 9tnfenbuns son elmer 2 Sents
@oitmarie 81. -ssz
, 1876-02-29
mimpr S Sacpb,

GGe Der 4ten uno Qeigb Ctr
8rbsdte Ywss,eaOop-buggies), @s19aftswa.
gen unO !aarrta nit 5spsrn, linO itets bel una
pOrraibis, wsroen aud auf Ssitslluns anss-
tertist. @sparaturen psrssn auf's ysite une
Silisae belo Ct.
NIB i NM DC inor@ SacOb.
, 1876-02-29

9ieYD f.. Mtorsen miro Die 9olt
iplebcr in oas alte, ieBt perdnoerte 9otal,
perle9t weroen.
, 1876-02-29
pullman S6lafwasen
BON Sbipbuol unb Baibineton nad Seen
Dorf obne Wedieluns Der Wa9en.

+ Dafasiere, tpelde NIT bieier 0inie rfiien,
ssrmfiben cine lanse unb LATTICE Smntbus-
Gabrt bnr1 Wafbinston, unb errsiGen gaItis
More zine Stunbe friber. ais :3iee speI9e bic
reft Don Waibinstcn abfnbren.
, 1876-02-29

Die Snlon0s Steuern betruecn in DC
lcsten 9Bode $56,706,46 in oielem
0iitrift.
, 1876-02-29
Z. 3. squire. Sames 6. @oooin.
SQUIRE s. GODDIN,
Observation-Disclosures & Muftirndre,
Nn. 917 8anf gtrakc

g~:rfaufen @runtfiide in Der @tabt uub
auf Dem eancl, ictrpbl BHentlit oils pripat;
Dernlifiben Sin1sr uni cpltett rem Wistbe.
0eriisen 1rfu1ben, 5ppptbefen urb anbsre Der
arti5c iprlftlite Mrbsiten aus; belrr9eu alle
Trtarilts. Arteiisn unb MAIDEN @eitdfte NIT
WerfAufen ben anisiben auf Beibtbamer uub
Wer'tpnpls en- unter ben aiinfisienY epiuaun.
ger. mo / Int
, 1876-02-29

Gin Vnpulares Bud
lin bsatl@er @prats. Gbe! @annbar.
2tett WsttliGfett Sinpsynifs Der Gbs
arja1e. unb 3elluns pbsr has .,gnlDene
Bud fur &ae !" Wirp forsa m perfe.
sst. sessn @inlenbane BON rs Ste y OIL.
t 0 + Serianbt,
&prs1ire Denti9e 5eiIan falt 52t Vinsh
Street, St. 4ouis, MiiFpari. ll BOZ h
, 1876-02-29

@olo' 0ffnctc 9eitern Moroen in 9&ep
YOrt nit ia nao blieb 10 bis Wtit=
tAD. vel alive
, 1876-02-29
&pffer u,tb 0alife.

a0R NpHef n1tp Waltte.
gleaante g@nlidube fir Mabdcn
unb &uabeu.
"F6eine &albslebcrne Gtiefrtn uno @du
Re fit Serren, &naben unb Sinalinqe.
Stiefel gum &n6pfen nnb nit @pisen
FIR Oalnen, ~. dbden unS &inOer.
Softer, @aliie nib @dadteln gu her,
mtcraeietten Breiien.
@nmmi neberidube bon auen Sorten
gu iehr hillisen Breiien.
Seitcllte arbeit miro gut perfertiet
ano eas Yallen sarrantirt @usbefes
rul'sen ,peroen aafS gefte uno Panflid>
lte beior9t Serr Sobn $. Woldcn
'plro es iebr freuen leinen d(teren &unoen
mas beltcute grbeit %tetrifft, beoienen at
%0iirfer. Sertnan Soiden & Gruoer,
No. 500 arr 5t1 Broad Strassc,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-23
A Second Trial at Marriage Also a
T. Failure.

A suit for divorce has been commenced
In the State Circuit Court for this county
which Is somewhat romantic, 10 say the
least. The facts concerning the same are
substantially AZ follows: The plaintiff and
defendant were married in one of the
Eastern States when quite young. For a
time the "course OF true love ran smooth.
jy." In this case, however, the course was
brief misunderstanding were Of ire
quent occurrence, until relief was finally
sought for in court Of equity, and de-
cree OF divorce obtained, swapping In
twain the silken cords, etc. Both parties
married again, the husband and his sec
ond wife seeking home 10 the far-otl
country, and the wife, with her newly
espo,ised liege lord, remaining at the old
home. The heart and home OF the hus-
band was blessed by the addition Of two
bright and promising children, who are
now grown to wOmsDhood. After u lapse
Of some years that grim monster, death,
claimed the husband of the defendant and
the wife Of plaintif as his own. The defend
ant being again alone, and somewhat adj
vanced In years, profited by the advice Of
the late lamented III. g." and "went
West" arriving In this city some four
years ago. Among the first persons she
met on arriving here was her long lost and
long separated husband. The spark" In
the bosoms of each was famed until II
kindled 10 a blaze. They were married,
lived together about three years, took up
the old quarrel where they left II thirty
years ago, and again have sought for re-
lief In court Of equity Portland Orego-
nidu
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-23

About six weeks ago 6uperinteRdenf.o Of
Police Hickey received letter from
man named Gilmore. in Utica, N. T.. APP
parensly lawyer, inquiring for Mrs.
Fannie Brown, aged twenty-five years.
The letter was referred TO the detective
department, but inquiry failed to develop
the whereabouts Of the lady. The letter
explains that she had fallen heir to 31O,-
600 By the death OF an uncle, and her
whereabouts was anxiously sought tor.
After time the letter Of inquiry was for
gotten. and the affair had almost passed
out of the memory Of the officers, when
this morning an elderly lady arrived from
the East and soon after appeared at the
detective Office. The lady stated that she
was the mother Of the Mrs. Brown about
whom inquiry had been made, and she
showed tin type picture OF her daugh-
ter. By strange coincidence, John
Paine. clerk. and Detective Elliott recog-
nized the picture as that Of lady they
had recently seen on the street, and they
started out in search OF her, and their Ell.
fort was a success, as she was aiinoss
miracuiously met on Madison street after
few minutes stroll by the officers. they
sccosted her, and informed her that her
mother wished TO see her at Police Head
quarters. The lady said that could not
be. as she had no mother. The officers
showed her the picture, which she said
was OF her, and asked where 1t was OBJ.
tanned, and on being informed she pro-
ceeded to headquarters, where she was
convinced her mother lived, and very
affecting scene occurred. The mother and
daughter had not met for nineteen years
not since the latter was six years old, and
Mrs. Browns had been led 10 believe hel
mother was dead. The fortune was lef
her by a deceased uncle, and she leaves
for Patterson, N. j., this evening TO claim
it, Mrs. Brown is woman OF elegan
appearance, brunette Of much mor'
than ordinary intelligence and refinement
She has been a resident of Chicago twt
years.-CAicaq0 Journal
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-23

they used to be. You pay . mr -.
and you might walk all day withon, fhce,
ing once from them; but the origins -!
Of which I tell spalke out for themss, pair
No one doubted whether you had Re-.
church after you had walked 10 the -. 70
in company with such leather. T,w. aasie
pure eloquence of calf-skin. ne
We have seen hunting boots. and g.,
ing boots, and jack boots, American hl asn
and French boots; but we despair of a.
ing anything to equal our first nv.
which had the brightest gloss. the fna.,,
heels, and the merriest queak. AIss Az.
they are gone! And SO Is the arts, ~.
fashioned them. He has laid dovr NJ
awl. Moons shall wax for him no mn..
he has done forever with pegs. But -.
shall always remember how he looked o,s
Saturday afternoon, when, the sunfiova,ss
in the yard, and the cat on the window
sill, he sat upon his counter our first RAJ.
Of boots. For his sake may there \.
peace to all departed shoemakersi Nc.
they 60 straight to 81. Crispin. that r.
man artist in leather, remarkable for tn
fact that when he declared that q pair !,
shoes should be done by Saturday niub,
be always kept his promise.--Lev. T. n
Wit IGlmage.
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Spirited Women.

A few evenings ago two ladies Of refined
society in this city were riding in the
same street-car, on the avenue, with a
drunken man and his wife and rather
timid girl who did not belong TO either
party. The man was quite profane, and
his wife repeatedly urged him to be quiet
as he was producing fear in the minds OF
the ladies in the car Finally he appealed
to them TO know il such was the case, and
being answered in the negative, he re.
sumed his swearing, his wife still plead.
ing with him To desisf. Growing tired OF
his wife's entreaties, he struck her, when
one of the ladies rose to her feet and in
formed him that he must not do SO again.
The man also rose and threatened TO strike
the lady, but covered, drunk as he was,
under her courageous defiance. When he
had taken his seat, the lady went 10 the
driver OF the car and demanded that the
man be put out, The driver umidly
begged the lady TO wait until he met an
approaching car, that he might get assist
ance, but she declined, and scizing the
reins, stopped the car and babe the driver
do his duty. The driver then seized the
man and, while one of the ladies held
open the car-docr, the erection was per-
formed, the other lady looking quietly on.
The drunken mans wife was retained IN
the car, which was now driven on. leav-
ing the husband alone in the cold to seek
his home as best he could. Such courage
as this is not possessed by all ladies
Wilmington (L)et9 Commercial
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-23
At SUNSET.

Thew comes night. o dear and tsuei
Along the path that We puseue
IT, shadow drinks the morning dew;
We ses 10 creep
Across the living bloom we tread.
A thing TOO fugitive TO dread.
And yet we weep
Light tesrs for rsiDbow uses meet;
Hail fears, that aaicken failing hest,
And prick our lazy bliss to sweet
Seif-cOnsciouspess,
Tbst else might sometimes In . trance,
Tuo pr0digaI Of time and chance,
Forget TO bless'
FIN id-hesyen hing our sun.
n oil our path were over-ruu
with flowers that missed the graces won
From ehad0ws grsy,
Beloved. thou mfghtst fail TO keep
MY feet from falling on the steep
And dusty way,
Nor always guard mine eyes from Isss.
In the vide margin Of those ye1rs
Where al the room for speech sppears
That love doth crave.
The silent speech Of hnnd 70 hsnd
Might be less dear, 10 that strange land
That had no grave.
--Asnie II. Annan, In Atlantic Aonth1y.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-23
Poisonous Stockings.


A little boy, four years old, In Utica,
Is reported TO have been badly poisoned
by stockings dyed brown by the use Of
picric acid The O6serrer says: g Last
sunday the little fellow put on pair Of
brown wooden stockings. Yesterday
morning he WAS taken very Ill. He com.
menced retcbing and vomiting, and a vel
lowish hue commenced spreading all
over his body When DR.. Tcfit was
called he was suffering great pain DIR.
Tcfit confesses that after an examination
he was unable TO sce why the boy should
brown stockings, when the thought flashed
ever him that the newspapers were prob
ably right and that there was poison In
them. He had them removed at once
and found that the boys legs were fairly
yellow. This morning the stockings were
subjected TO test. A piece was cut from
one of them and placed 10 hot water for
a moment. Then placing 1t between the
teeth very bitter taste WAS perceptible---
30 bitter that II irritated the end of the
tongue. The pair Of stockings were then
placed In the water. On wripging them
the water became discolored, assuming a
yellowish tinges1 There is no doubt that
the picric acid used to color the stockings
produced the boys sickness. AT one time
the little fellow was very near death, but
lie Is now recovering. The stockings
were not . cheap pair. They were as
nicely made and of as nice shade as any.
Blu, their effects are dangerous. This
picric acid Is not used alone for
purely brown stockings II IL also
used TO dye striped hose In which that
color appears. But all brown stockings
are not poisoned. There is one sure test
10 apply to detect It's presence. Stock.
ings dyed with II, placed between the
teeth and against the tongue impart Bit
ter taste which cannot be mistaken"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-23

For colds, coughs, Group, or lung fever,
take lard or sweet oil, two parts; Goa, oil,
two parts; spirits camphor, one part
spirits turpentine, one part; saturate fan.
mel and apply 70 the throat and chest
warm. ha&i g .alaraaAA .saaail v
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-03-23

The huge, drastic, gripping, sickening Plus,
constructed of crude, coarse and buDy1n-
gradients, are fast, being superseded by DIR.
Picrce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, or Sugar.
Coated, Concentrated Root and Herbal
Juice, Ambitious Grauules-the Little
Giant Cathartic or lhsltu1is ParDo Physic.
Modern Chemical Science enables DR.. Pierce
TO extract from the juices Of the most yalua.
BILE roots and herbs their active medicinal
principles, which, when worked into little
Pellets or Granulcs, scarcely larger than mus
fdrd seed, renders each little Pellet as active
and powerful AS a large pill. while they are
much more palatable and pleasant in effect
2 DR. IRA A. THAYEa, Of Bloomsbury, Ohio,
writes: al regard your Pellets as the best
remedy for the conditions for which yon
prescribe them OF anything / have ever used,
SO mild and certain In effect, and leaving the
bowels In an excellent condition. IL seems
TO me they must take the place Of all other
cathartic pills and medicines"
LYON & MAooMBER, druggists, vermillion,
ID. T., say: " We think they are going 10
sell like hot cakes as soon as people get &C,
quainted with them aud win spoil the PHI
trade, as those that have used them like them
much better than large pihs."