davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middletown transcript., 1877-09-29

This is my mother," says the young
man who drives the equipage. He
lifts down Fifne; he helps Madame to
alight.
Fifne's little face is shining like that
of a cherub new Aedged in Paradise.
She kisses the little old mother, and
they are friends instantly.
The sun shines down on hedge and
meadow, the quaint old house, the
quiet orchard. Blissful scents float on
the air. There is corn rustling on the
sunny slopes, there are blaekberries
ripening in the lane. The whole air
is hazily sleepy with its freight of sun
shine and sweetness.
After that rare, that delicious lunch
in the old kitchen, they went wander
ing about the place-to the old red
barn, to the pasture, where the cows
stood patiently and stupidity looking
through the bors. "They are tame !"
said Fifne, who had once been to
menagerie. The little old mother
laughed, and the two prattled gayly
along hand-in-hand.
Madame, with a wild rose in her
hair, strolled ahead with the elate
Monsieur Jack. Round them rolled
the billowy hills, faint autumnal haze
floating at their low SUBMITS, and the
smoke from there and then farm
house wreathing up to the sunlight.
Sf5Ume birds twitteredi s0ftII5 IN tA the
copse, scarcely disturbing the silence
and sweetness of the summertime hush.
A tiny brook running along the hedge
glittered with cardinal flowers. Her
companion gathered a handful of the
flaming spikes for Madame.
"Ah, how beautiful they arep she
cried. GLOW beautiful it all is here
One could, indeed, live here forever"
She glanced about at the purple
hills, the fields, the peace and plenty
everywhere.
How can you have all these glories,
and be poorg she asked. "In my
country peasant would call himself
rich with all these. He will have
many friends, and his wife viii wear
silk gown. He will not traffic in the
city with the candille."
A deep flush rose to the young mans
cheek. He did not reply at once.
Madame" said he, at length, Sin
this country there are no peasants.
We are all free. and we do not care
for trihes. A man who owns his little
farm is independent; he can make his
own market if he chooses. That is en-
terprise; that is what keeps the fences
trim, and the little old mother stirring.
[ buy and sell where I can. I have
no wife to object" he added, laughing;
and for the rest, I am, after all,
poor man"
"such poverty P' cried Madame, lift
ng her hands. "Here, 1 repeat, 1
,ould stay forever, my friend"
"And will your" said Monsieur
lack. turning his sunburned face sud,
lenly upon her. "see, Madame, how
happily we have spent the day to-
yether. Let US have many such"
Fifne came fitting up the path ,
aughing and singing. +,
@oh stayl oh stay, mamanp p she 1
ried: ''the dear old mother will not ,
ave US go away" s
q shall buy my wife silk gown
whispered Monsieur Jack mischiev-
usly. S
"say yes, maman," cried Fifne.
And Madame, bldshing and smiling, 9
ooked down at the cardinal-Aowers
nd said eyes"
Middletown transcript., 1877-09-29

When Gen. Changarnier was in At
rica he was Colonel Of a regiment, and
was more fearful of draft of air than
the lead Of his opponents. His mind
appeared to be constantly occupied
with drafts of air. On one occasion
the balls were flying thick around
him. An officer saluted and said,
"Colonel, you are exposing yourself
True said Changarnier, ewe are
fighting in a gorge He turned up
his coat collar.
Middletown transcript., 1877-09-29
matrlmonlal Aavsss.
larry in your own religion.

4
Marry in your own religion.
Never both be angry at once.
Never taunt with a past mistake.
Never allow a request to be repeated.
Let kiss be the prelude of a re-
buke.
Let selfabnegatiOn be the habit Of
both.
A good wife Is the greatest earthly
blessing.
T forgot is never an acceptable
excuse.
Ifyou must criticize, let it Be done
lovingly.
Make a marriage a matter Of moral
Judgment.
Marry into a family which you have
long known.
Never make a remark at the ex-
pense of the other.
Never talk at one another, either
alone or in company.
Give your warmest sympathies for
each others trials.
If one is angry, let the other part
the lips only for kiss.
Neglect the whole world beside,
rather than one ANOTHER.
Never speak loud to one another
unless the house is on fire.
Let each strive to yield ofenest to
the wishes of the other.
Always leave home with loving
words, for they may be the last.
Marry into different blood and tenn
permanent from your own.
Never deceive, for the heart, once
misled, can never trust wholly again.
1t is the mother who moulds the
character and fixes the destiny of the
child.
Never find fault unless it is perfectly
certain fault has been committed.
Do not herald the sacrifices you
make to each others tastes, habits, or
preferences.
Let all your mutual accommodations
be spontaneous, whole7souled, and free
as air The very felicity is IN the nlu-
tual cultivation of usefulness.
Consult one another in all that comes
within the experiences, obserE Ion, Or
sphere of the other.
A hesitating or grun Yielding to the
wishes Of the other always CRATES upon
a loving heart.
They who marry for traits Of mind
and heartsBiIl seldom fall Of parental
springs of domestic enjoyment.
Never reflect on past action which
was done with a good motive, and with
the 5at judgment at the time
The beautiful in heart IS a million
times Of more avail, as securing do
nestle happiness, than the beautiful
in person.
They who marry for physical char
acteristics or external considerations
viii fail of Ofhappiness.
Middletown transcript., 1877-09-29

1t was very careless leaving the par
rot in the parlor Sunday evening, but
she never thought anything about it
until Monday morning, when she rous-
ed the whole house by making a smack
ing noise and crying, Darling Susie,
Darling Susie" He kept it up all
day, too, and the old folks are very
much interested in the case.
Middletown transcript., 1877-09-29
kindness to Animals.

1t pays to treat domestic animals
kindly. There is no animal so stupid
as not to know the difference between
kind and unkind treatment, and none
so vicious or ungrateful as not to re-
spond in kind to the hand that pets
and caresses it. The vicious horse has
almost always been timid colt, and
required only kind and gentle treat
ment to drive away fear and establish
confidence, to render him docile.
1t is the nature of all animals to re-
sent i'll treatment, even from one Of
their own species, and to fight when
imposed upon. Thus the horse will
return kick or bite, while the horn
ed animal will do battle with the arms
with which nature has furnished it.
A timid and spirited colt is very
naturally and rapidly changed into a
vicious and unmanageable horse by
rnngh and nnkind handlinp-and the
timid heifer, by the same treatment,
becomes an ugly hooking and kicking
COW. Domestic animals recognize kind
words as well as kind acts, and q cross
word at a critical moment viii bring
fight and determined opposition, where
a kind word would have calmed fear
and subdued anger. In handling do
nestle animals, that man is the most
successful who governs his own pas
sions. With domestic animals, kind
ness begets kindness, and passion be-
gets passion.
Middletown transcript., 1877-09-29

A BABY SENT BY EXPRESS. PEG,
pie who are fond of the practical the
ory of the advent Of babies which
makes them angels, escaped through
the gate left ajar by compassionate
saint, will be Mortified to hear of the
modern prosaic process Of obtaining
babies by express. But it is a fact.
A lady in this city, desiring a house
flower of this sort, and having a fancy
for the daughters of the sunny South,
sent absorption of the kind ofa child
she wanted to a foundling hospital in
New Orleans. A day or two ago she
received a reply that a child suiting
her description had been found among
the babies in the hospital, and that it
was on its way to Cincinnati. Imagine
her sensation yesterday morning when
the messenger of the Adams express
rang the bell and announced the pack
age for Mrs. - at the same time
presenting little human fairy, a little
girl of tender years, with an express
label tied to one little arm. The pack
age was duly receipted for and was
gladly welcomed, - OincinnGtii Express.
Middletown transcript., 1877-09-29
Agrioultural Implementg,
MIDDLEFoWE STOVE HOUSE
MiddletOWn, Delaware.
Hardware Department.


IRON and Steel, Horse and Mule Shoes, Horss
Nails, Blacksmith Supplies, Chain Traces,
Hames, Trowels, Nails, Spikes, Locks, Hinges,
Bolts, Files, Ghisels, Levels, Planes, Bevels,
wrenehes, Picks, MattOcks, Hubs, Rims,
spokes, Shafts, Long and Short Arms, Clips,
Springs, Enamelsd Cloth, Gum Canvass, &c
a complete stock Of TOOLS and Supple.
for Carpenters, Builders, Masons, sadlers,
shOemakers and others, with many House
furnishing articles. We invite the public to
can and examine our prices.
Middletown transcript., 1877-09-29
my BROTHER.
MoLLIE HAS HER SAY.


Who was it picked up all the chips,
And strewed the floor with strings and whips,
And IN the wash tub sailed ms ships
Ny brother
Who was it ate the currant iell,
And threw my kitten in the well,
And made me promise not to tell?
Ny brother.
Who was it taught me how to skate,
And sat me on the ice to wait
While he went home with Cousin Kate7
Ny brother.
Who was it when he older grew,
To tops and marbles bade adieu,
And tried, but could not learn to chew7
Ny brother.
Who does tiny moustache wear,
And oils and colors it with care,
And in the middle parts his hair2 t
My-brother.
Who is it tumbles up my curls,
And buys me bracelets and pearls,
And lirts with all the pretty girls?
Ny brother.
Who talks to me about his clothes,
And all my little secrets knows &R
And leases me about my beaux2
My brother.
Who is it that love the best,
Of all the boys in East or West,
Although he is perfect pest?
Ny brother.
Middletown transcript., 1877-09-29

The foolish man viii ask woman if
her baby is not a trife cross-eyed, but
the wise man will takethe cars to Phil
adelphia and make his inquiries by
postal card.
Middletown transcript., 1877-09-29

There was little old woman in a
yellow gown stepping quickly about a
farmhouse kitchen. The yellow gown
was short, revealing her blue woolen
hose and sturdy shoes. She was max.
ing fine biscuit, her brisk horny hands
molding them deftly and quickly. She
has set out round table with a white
cloth, taking down the shining dishes
from the old-fashioned dresser.
They viii soon be here, l think, /"
she says, ever and anon looking from
the great door, Of which the upper half
swings in, after the manner of old
Dutch farm-houses.
She comes out presently, smiling
and courtesying to party who drive
up in neat little one-horse wagon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05
Rsomprinse1ffm mmo SGmerttamertm.

Trib 6o1fanref eraGb[t bon 3om
aus i'm cincinnati SpIfsblatt" folgenoe
trnbre 9elbihte Don elmer GaliIorIierin
an 9ofe Sictor GmanuelS:
vGte io%gemannte aMerifdnii6e aolDnie
in Gom beitebt aus uneefdbr breiBtg
TamiIien, Die lid oauerno nt~eOerQeialen
baben. 9a9esen foInmeu Die amerifas
nil6en 8eiuh5z 3eilenoen, uamenfli@
aus oen Slt[iden Staaten. t9aaremmeile
III Gom an. Inter oIelen 8dlten brenz
icbr Dielfahen nno Derninftigen Nuss
rabmen) geDDhnli6 bios Don Begieroe,
BET 9pf prGlenttrt sI tDeroeH. Cine
fol1e Hr6fentation lit Der eriebute
@tanapuntt tbrer son3en 9tetfetoUr.
ySei oieier @eEeaenbeit fam i6 ni6t
1ln6iH. cine tuabre 8sfdihte aI er3GbLeu,
bic ftb Dor Rursem in Jtom augetrageu
bat. Cine " erifGmerin Ii
= a ttornien ben 9saEleu Ders
f6meige i6 ieIbitperitanoli6 bate IS
mad vbsiBem 8emiiben" oabin gebra6t,
ii6 uno i6rer Todter ba5 auberoroents
Ii1e Gid elmer iol6en 8orfteQune bet
9of gu Derihaffer. Oard Die Strabs
len Der f0nigIiGen Somae eriudrmt,
belt fie es burdaus fir anitduot9
une 3DedmdBtg, IS or Der n0tbi9en
@onberiatiOn ni6t feblen 3u lGiien.
SIr's Grlte mag eS i6r Dobl oil benz err
forberlihsn Stoff eefebIt baben, bod
pI0Bli6 eripGbte it auf Der anoerenSette
oes Sa0Ls Die Prtn3eiiim M a r.
9uer ia, Die Srau oes 8rDnprin3em,
0 melNer iie erit fir3Lid in irgenD
elmer 3eitung geleien ooer mobl bios geS
bort bate, oaB bic erlaunte Dame an
etuem nidt erIau6ten 5uBleioen labez
rire. Dieie Grinnerun9 bot Der ioniaz
len g%alifOrnierin iofort Die geipunidte
@eleaenbeit. Sic iegelte obne b~efonoere
Jtudlt9t auf Die S6ranfen ~vfteifer uno
ncralteter etiquette" auf Die anoereSeite
beS SaaIes, ersriff bic erftaunte &ronz
priH3efIiu bel Der manufactured f0lAgz
liheu tSanb, ,l6Gbfte" bas bobettLtde
0etenf nad bieoerer btnteripdIDIertider
lSeife uno fragte lie, ME es m t
tbrem SMBe 8tnge2
Isle fOnnen it6 oas @%ritaunen Der
Brtnseiiin S%enfen, ais tie ft6 ploBlib auf
iOl6e Betie attafirt jap. Wie oieS3ene
enoete, DeiB i6 ni9t. Sic mug ieoo1
fir oie2merifanerin gut abgelaufen iein,
benin oieie bef6lOB elei6 am nG6iten
Gage, Ii6 Der Brinaelitn nod an9eMeb=
ner su MAIDEN uito Itd oaour6 Dietlei6t
gar cine Gtnlaoune ODER i0nlti9e recon
~naissance" an iiAeru. Sic faufte oa6er
cine Nrt 8Lumenuaie in Sorm zines ors
n~ttbologii9en what is it" batb S6wan.
balb Cans. ftefte eim groBes Bouquet
binet1, uuo Iberi6idte oas Brdient uebit
ibrer 8iiitensS arte Der Prm3eiiin. Die
s~utinfti9e &oniein bon SStalien tuuroe
oaDon 10 seritbrt, 6aB fie iofort ben BE;
fe5l CAB. vcette femme horrible" ME nIe>
oer tn tbre RG6e 3u l%alien."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05
2S5chenf(fche S(lf,rois 4S5faofs-Bchaene.
MISUNDERSTANDING bon @rnno aus um,s

IVuuuU uo1L VbnHV uuo uut@
tuanole.
Nuf Otefer Gabel beru6t bns Gafaae'
f6e Spitem; auf ite mus man 3uritdgez
ben, nm ben oemago9ii6en Sbpinoel III
Ieinem Gerle ju erfennen. 3un66lt mar
IS einfaber 8etrug, jeneu SaB aus 9tos
f9er's BUD ber3uLeiten. Golber bat Die
W II III a | Sren3e (nteori9 ite 0rens
se) oeS GoDnes be3ei6net, iDelber CT ais
Nt a / / M a | areu3e (b D d it, @renSe)
ben @ebrau0sDertb Der Nrbett Mno Die
3ab[ungSidbtgteit Der &dufer gegeuuberz
iteQt. Der SpieIrGum inuerbalb oieIer
beioen @reu3eu lit oaS mabre Jtiueau oes
Nrbeitslobns. Sooann fann ieue Wsiui=
maLgrense, tpenn man inter rurter9alts=
mittelm Oes MrbeIterItan0eS" Die abz
lolut n~ot6Denoteen Sebeusmittel BET.
itebt, iiG lelbltperit1noti6 nur auf bic
u~nterlte SIufe Der 0~anoarbett be3Ieben,
iDeIde ob1e ale Sorfenn tnllie g~eleiltet
peroen fam /; ieoe 4rbeit. peLbe eins@rz
lernun9 DoranSteBt, 1eoe rqualifcirte"
Wrbeit bebt 1i6 bon ielblt uber oieles
9tIDeGn bilaus.
Nber letblt tir Die gan; genleine 6anSz
orbeit beoarf Der 8esriff nod elmer Gr=
IGuterun9. Der N~rbettslobn muB leLblt=
ucrltGu0ltb niht nur auSrei6en, nm Die
lotptpenoi9sn &ebensbeoirfniile bes eius
seluen Wrbeiters. lonoern aud ~oieieniaen
BON 10 piel Nrbeiter d III ilicn al be-
frteoigen. ais sur oauernoen Grbaitung
0eS Nrbeiterltanoes erforoerltb lino. 50
bat eS oIio Ger Nrbeiter lelblt in oct
0ano, lei es bur6 Steigerung nno 8er=
noatommnung ieiner T~Gbigfeiten unb
benz entlpredenee @rbobung oe5 @es
braudswertbes letner Geiitu9gen, lei es
our1 Sermelonng Dor3eittgen9 eirat9eRs
be3m. our6 SeLbltbelbrantung in Der
Gbe fem 2oos 3u Derbeliern. Sur 2aiaae
lit oieie @cmagun9 i6lehteroimgs nibt
n%orbanoen; er fennt i'll lelner Arbetterz
ipelt, iobalo Der Gobn einnat Iber oas
Jsiueau Der notbmenoisen 2e6enSmittel
binaHS9ebt, nur E / II Ee(treben: Den rein
tbierti6en GrIeb gr0Beren ltauII6en @ez
nuiieS.
Wtan fam bic tiefe umIitt[ibfeit oes
Salaue'l1en SDftems uno 3ugleih Die
gre1jenlole S~erahtun9, nit mel1er CT
auf ietne vBatailIone" binabblidte, ui6t
einleu1tenoer peraul6aulI1eu, ais an
oielem Bunfte. SeiM vebermeS
9obngeleb" lit bis auF ben beutieen
Sag oas ShIa9port aIer ieiner JtaAs
treter gebIleben; iene Serufung al bic
itttlt6e Strait Des Arbeiters, ieoe
G%rmabnune su elmer nernllftigen Be-
idranfung i'll Den Geulflen, our SPAR
amtsit - cine G%rmabnung, bic,
tpenn ie, 10 in ben IeBten Sabren Der uns
nerbdItniBmdBtg boben Q0bne cine Bez
rehtIgung barte - tDtro inter Sophia
den mt ibm auriideemieIeu. Inns ounft,
bon allen focialiitil9enEbeorie lit Steie.
tDell tie, pte tetne anoere, o1S Iittlibe
Clement in Der QrbeiterpeLt egittdt, Die
Observation-Disclosures.
[8erIiner GribIne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05
WOn NaN 1sM0 2ern.
SnLan b.

SIN 9eutfhlano 1T oas MaB Ser
ausaugebeuoen g b 1T ii &c auf
a Dollars 90 Niart) fIr ben &opf Der
Ben0iFeruns, allo auf unsefdbr los NiLs
IioneM Dollars feitseieBt. Oandd 3u
NrtbeiIen braubte man Dor Der bier pors
geidlagenen @rhobung Der @eiammts
meIge Der itlbernen S6eioemin3e auT 80
Deiaionen Dollars feline Sange 81 babem.
Suoei1en lit fretli6 3u beoeufen, oaB BET
Der nnuerbGltHiBmGBig oi6teren Belieoe>
lung 9euti6lanos Der our6 S6eioe>
mtGae betriebene &letnnerfebr ueIt be-
oeutenOer lit, ais bier3ulanoe, iDo BEL BET
9rGBeren Sp6rlihfett Der 8eD0lferun9
cine unmaiie BON iol9en EaufgeihGfteu.
fur bic oriiben Sdeioemun3e gebrau1t
ptrp, in iolhen 8etrdsen erfOl9t, bic auf
1equemere 8eiie nit Bapter9elo ODER
SantdedS beri6tigt peroen.
Isle bereits teIesrapbii9 semelbet
pnroe, lit Gen. Stetnmebr Guf
Der Neiie Don Cincinnati mad 9eem gorf
III Sutalo plobLih geltorbea. @r mar
elmer Der berporra9enolten 8ertteioiger
Der Union ge9en Die GebeIen oe6 Sus
oenS. Am 20. Sept. 1922 I'M Brcut1
l1neIgilben in elmer AoeLsfamilie geboz
rem. erbieIt er err bort feline milttdril1e
&usbtIOHng. 8etm AWsbru3 pes 8Grz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-05
9aS bIe1erne 2oDu9eIet.

Der ausgausspuntt ees 2~aIaae'iien
Spltems, bas "principium" in oes @ors
ties eiaentLihiter nuo poaiter 8eoeutuug
1T oos iosenGunte Seberue SO n
9efeB."
Wftt Der eonaen @eniHenIofigfeit zines
o1aletttldeu Sai6cnlpieters iudpte 9afaHe
IN 1etilem 1Nrbelterprogramnt, nit tpelz
DEM sr i'm Tribiabr 1863 feline iociaItltt:
l0e A9ttatton einleitete, aus &ofher's
g9runoaleen Der acknowledgements" ben
Sas au beDeiien. 6aB Der @~rbeitslobn
1tb ltets auf benz Nipeau Der abfoImt
nnentbebrli6e en- 2ebeHsm itteI
balten tperoe. SGnfe er muter oies Ri.
beau, 10 iuuroe Dermebrte Gterbli6feit
oas Arbettsan9ebot oerrinaern Muo in
So(ge oellen Der 2oAn mieber itei9en: err
b0be er iih lber baiieLbe, TO tuiiroe
ourh nerme6rte &inoerer3eaaung bds4rz
b~eitsan0ebot fiG p~ermebreu nno IN Solge
Oelfen Der 2obn tuiecer fallen. @eaen
bies yeberue @eieB" lei dies AntGmpfen
ner9ebeHs; cine Beiieruna Der Sage Der
a%rbeiteuoen RlaiIen lei fir ale 2ufunft
auseeihlofien; tie iei MIR gu erretaen,
tpenn nlan oas sanse beutige 8reouf>
t~Ionslptem Ano nit i6M pie eonae @ez
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
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continue TO withdraw from the force OF habit
and quietly go out and reform himself. Every
effort to reform the Democratic Party In this
city will receive the announcement OF all
good citizens, but, thus far, there has been no
organization for the purpose that did not 1aii
to pieces from the need of being reformed ~
self. Would it not be well to have the
matter unravelled little for the infor-
nation of voters 2 Let Tammany, for IN
stance, define Tammany Reform; anti aillla-
ny define anti i-TammaDy Reform; the New
York County Democracy tell us what tney
want to reform. Mr. Ira Shafer gives us his
idea of it, and then Mr.. John Morrlssey caps
the whole with an accurate and precise de-
scription of real, genuine, Simon-pure Demo-
cratic Reform. There's danger OF 'ne no'ioh
getting abroad that the statesmen VINO are 80
earnest for reform, actually want the offices.
What the public wants is a little more def
mite information on the subject.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-15
GENERAL NOTES.

The soph0mores of Dartmouth College nave
decided allow the freshmen to wear tall hats ana ~
carry canes TINS Fall.
President Chadborne hopes to put an emu 10
hazng, at Williams College, by inviting freshmen anu
sophonores to reception at his house. ihiS
womans way OF doing II. II ice cream restored '"'
cquanimty of the female silkweayers cakes aud lemon
ade may lead 10 Suspension OF hos1iiitles oet"ee" ~
academic antagonists.
Crazy Horse received Ills death wouhd u.
Camp Robinson ON Sptember 3. at the mana o' QUO VI
his folowers-an Indian warrior. who mad fought oes"'
him in tnc battle Of the Rosebud, IN the Custer Ss''
and In other engagements OF the Sioux war HIS dea'n
agony was with, ,sscd by his father aud rev warriors
VINO were faithful to the end. Outside there was sN
of unarmcd indians howhng dismaliy In tie darkness
Another prayer miracle For two years MISS
Minnie Walters OF Harrisburg mas scarcely eft her oed
OWING to diseased spine ani eminent surgeons have
applied heated irons aud told her that nothing more
could be DONE She became resigned and bore her sur
ferings with Christian forttude. one day she prayed
thai tho would raise her and heal her, Suddenly
she felt herself growing stronger and almost instany
She was restored TO health and enabled 10 attend
meeting Last sunday she related the iracuiou'
cure 10 Methodist congregation In Columbia Penn.
The French War Minister considers himself
! authorized 10 deal summary with any sble-boded
Frenchman under forty years OF age who may write io
the papers OF thirty days OF close imprson
mspl was recently imposed by him upon N. Bucheron
or Genest" whose signature Is familiar 10 reader
OF L< FIGARO In France no member OF the active a"'