davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-03-31
G. s. Runfe1's x8itter mine ~
cfrDnS

50 lift fetn Gan %betaRnt, mo g. s. 3unfeps
ySltter . Gtien Wetn" bic @irfnng periagt
batte bel Der 9eilune bon 5hmdhe, be9lei'
tet NIT Gpn1ptomen, fpie 9Aen por allen
Mnftrensunsen, @ebdbtnibperluft, Iffbma,
ausen1einer @nttrdftung, Surdt Dor &ranf'
belt, nerpoiem ,j3ittern, @rauen Dor benz
Eobe, NadtidmetBen, falten Tiiben, 4bnabme
oes Iusenlihtes, @ri6lafuns oes Mustel.
SDltemS, enortnem Nppettt NIT bpSpeptiihen
Spnptomen, beiben 9daoen, fiesenber 9tee,
Grodenhett Der Saut, Sldiie nnb Musihlcg
oeS @eitdt8, perborbenem Slut, Sdmer3en
i'm Riiden, Shmere Der augenlieber, Shwes
ben lhWaraer Yunfte Dor ben Mugen init In'
brang beS Blutes ge9en ben Sebueroen nnb
3eltpeiliger Slinobeit, llnmoslihfeit bic Sc
canfen auf etneu Yuntt su firiren. Mue bteie
Sgmptomen entiprtn9en aus S6tpdhe nno
gu ihrer 9eilnns bent g. S. &untel's rSit'
ter-GtlensgHetn". Gr thut INNER feline Wir-
tun9. Sauienbe, bic i'm gebrauht baben,
itno iett mieoer i'm 8efit ibrer ponen &c.
iunbbelt. Gebmt ben ddten !! @irb p%erfauft
rur i'll 81 Slaiden. Nber nebmt feinen an'
bern ais ben bon 9. s. 3unfel! Tra9t mad
3untePs Bitter. ST en.@ein" Ct if BON
10 ptelen Yerionen aus ieber ShiAte Der @e'
ielIhaft, bon Yerionen iebes Staubes unb
Nlters erprobt poroer, bab ct lebt alS ur'
entbebrli6e, toniihe Wieoiain gift. Gr foftet
nlft piel, reinist bas 8lut, ftdrft ben Dtasen,
erneuert bas Spitem uno u%erIansert oas ee'
ben.
Sd oer1ause nur, bab mon einen Beriud
nit oieiem b0bit fdatbaren Cont made.
Yreis 81 per Tlaihe. Aneiuiser Gisentbimer
y. s. &nnfel, SEQ. 259 gtoro Neunte Ctr,
unterbalb 8iueitr., Ybilaoelpbia, ga. Grast
mad &unfePS rBitter @ine of Sron" unb
nebmt feiueu anberen. @ine Photographic
oes Gi9entbimerS 1T auf ieoem umlhlag ;
ole anoern finb Bdlldungen. Siitst Gud
Dor iolhenl 2abt &u4 bon &uren Mpothe'
fern fetnen anoeru %aufbdn9en, oils ben bon
&unfell SIR mibt, ple CT ausieben mub.
Sbr tonnt 6 Slaiden fir SIS betonlmen. Ser
tudt's etnmal.
Der Sanomurm 1ebenbie abees
trieben.
&opf unb Nues 9ebt ab, ponfdnbig in 2
Stuuoen. Seine Yeaabluus, ebe Der &opf
pallirt. Auh Git, Nabel. nnb Ufagers
wiirmer peroen nertrieben Don Or. Runtel,
1853 yforb gteunte ctr. @ustunit fret. Or.
&unfel 1T Der etn3ise Ar3t oeS 2anbss, Der
erfolgreih in Der Sertreibung BON @iirmern
1T 1ein Wurm.S prup lit gut su nebmsn,
unb barf BON &inbern, 70 gut mie bon Gr'
pahieneu, ein9enommen merben. Shidt
nm Elm Girfular ODER p~erlan9t eine Tlaite
bon &unfels Wurm : Sprup in Der naditen
Npotbefe. preiS 81 bic Slaibe. ST tbut
unfeblbar feline Wirfunq.
, 1877-03-31
1874. 1875. 1876
Onl.nt-- mE ~I.Y.L

1874. 1875. 1876.
Minionet pfuno Stsrfins. =.
Ginfubr BIOL 1888 374.0
Musfubr ............Z59.6 1850 20O.6
ytunmebr ftreifen Ste bon bieien CUNT
men bic 9ecimalhelle alb uno bdngen an jeoe
Summe refter Sano eine Nua an. DieS
eraiebt bic obisen 3ablen, inbem burd bieie
Yrocebur ans ben vDfinionen Yfunb Ster,
ling" bic entipredenoe 3abl bon yDfinionen
@oiogulben" setponnen ipiro. Nieio aber
bierburd aus benz Sanoel @uslanos jener bon
4rnerita entitebt, mag 81 ben @ebeimniiien
Der 4ues befrittelnoen Statiitifer ienes Sour
nails geh0ren.
SIN Der Shat, es fam fanm etpas Sri9i@
%nelleres seoabt neroen als bieie Sertpeds'
lung NIT ben oaraus se5osenen uno gu ate>
benoen 9hliiien.
9aB Elm sebeimer i3uiammenbaug beitebt
stpiifen benz Sanbels : Yaiilpum Gu9lanos
unb benz Nftiuum IneritaS, 1T niht su leus-
men. Die boben Sbus3oue Der Ser. Staaten
mirfen al1eroinss iebr iddblih auf ben 9an'
bel - 6 II | a II g."
, 1877-03-31
M hNr SDGhnAnn Neuets unb
@N"INVS< ~SWWS< bsae. &uslt&I

Matnten uub Uerfaufer!
3enrp gDarp Sss&er's GamiItn- Ysttuns tritt TIRE
5erbft-S ailen an unp 8tebt Iprsa Abpnnsnten swei Der
erRBtsn unp i1bntsn Dieosrapbtcen, awei aubsrt IN.
s~tsbenesa yileera. ptl3s ipIprs 4psans inpsn. pom ulrs.
Wnpsrfun. ais Weseultude ~ tbrem Wide awake"uue
Fast asleep. MSenten paben tmmtnlsa Grfpls % III
De bette ltmGls s~ebpleus @tlssenbett fur fe. 2Dtr lisfsrn
psn lst&tefta uap l&onfen Uerfaul SO enfaap unp Be-
sabltn (tpr ppps ~@pmmtftsa. Sspsr frabsst sbsr usue
itber Dprratp ~ aasenb!tdlt&tr VtrRnbuns sprbanbrn.
Die 8eitune islta Rept uussr Gatntlten .Senrnaltn pbns
TIRES @Iei&sa pa, unb II 70 popular, eas fs Die ar6sfe
0erbrettuns III Der xselr bat! Das bette IitsrariI&e
fanst eerabe on; ets fratersa xaptttI werbeu ben Ntomos
nentsn s%slisfsst. Mrs. Stpps's Iansa istnts 8piss aut
MY wife and II. bssinat NIT BEN neurn Sabre, Sr.
0efAaft wlnt&t, isate fur g~.reu.a-e uup prttSliae i'd
usabsn an 8. y. SUre u. Co.. slsw gerL. 44Diapi.'
e.: Sss' e.. s' sssssi. s's''''''gl Ssnteu perlanst.
, 1877-03-31

Ger @eribtsbo in Cincinnati
bot u mad msbrtdsisen 8srbanolunsen
nirflit enti1ieben, baB abraham,
8otbfdtlb pesen @rmorbung Der Bette
Wtoore nod Sefierion in Eeras ausgeliefert
tperoen ioIe. @Othid,lo lest seseu bieis
Gntideibuns beim Sber9eridt bes 5taates
Serufuns elm uno febt Dem GrsebniRs Der.
ielben i'm &ountpsefansnib in Cincinnati
entgegen.
, 1877-03-31

taSa lesiexiss sd&u stt DssyesHa bepaha n. gsl
tssaual Ia q, bd enem lueuttfhen Wlable sht benz fat
sabsFesbartn NerlanSen ~ fstn, OarakItM ~ netmt,
nsl iuaod bura bk 8urHt bassu auseei&lpftn IN fst1.
kleu. Dpa niat aaan "a battua laba, h1hsa MI
An aAe 4auSseurgeu, b3 a tnraes thln 2aaas, Re1 d.
W. y tasen tubd. Gs 4xat Ia DYspptlr "a felbf
xHt fdnt saxjt rlnasebune. Dte eladlt&s 9rStlt4leb
IA &ietne1 wtrt at&t IdneR SeSulba, M e6nje 9duh
l&let ptrt dne fruiblsk unt ben pattentu trtnst hat
0euu1tfea, nj Sas esbea tbn dat 2at " x1S felte hb
RdAAen tbA nseten, ui&t fdten trs Heywd&xae nh p
~ ixn GdbfupstA tia usrxM -
, 1877-03-31
vsdsh

1ssf-a. S9arIa6ktsu enttepeR sas serlprbsatn DIsta
0esen bisft aransbeiten 10 ,6&wtbti9 BitterS" bas wtrI
fatli G4usmittd, rdl q be. beRt Dlutretxieet II. IA
n s!sbt. Aber mlrb bu @ebrax& ~ fpdt phn nt& aendu
rad Ia anuei(aus b~tesuuex 70 BAT peden, Waferz,
G&asIaAeebu nab anbet ntt 0febn sebunbeRe &raxi
ketieH aaStreAtx, baxa usut btr 0sbran& fpfsrt enes
Esat ntrben, ba 4ranfbettta In tsira 6tApnn dr. a.,
tss DS$Axltaxa ufsrsux.
, 1877-03-31

Isenten perlanst. CUTE Uele9en9elt, Geib
.utt au'perolenen tur &eute, pelWe lpre .Selt oDer
elnem 2bell Dapom benz SertauI ullerel
Sbeelorten lplomen. &lberale GDnmIlllOnell. SWrelbl
la1 Deu Neoulaun9ell. ". y. Sog ODDS. Great
American Aea Co., 81 unO So Selep StraBe,
yort. 4pz6plt
, 1877-03-31
"Star- Wffn" platform.

1ttberslanj. cline eroAe 3terce. Gin ppufdnptset
SGns uater Deten. 6ragst IL Gtltaraaten.2auslua.
8tn neA. Aireulare 6rasts %ptritnbtt. Nbreiate,
ap29Ott 8tn Z Vldttprrl. 80 lNae
, 1877-03-31
&dDmaf) Il. 60,

80 Warren, @fs Ghurd Ctr. q. 9.
aies ssaI5des limb Wabres. S6idt cine Sreimarff
/ nm Rapipap II. Co., So gbdrtet @de Gburh Str, yteiu
| 9orf. Iusfunft, 3auienoe mertb miro Sbnen a'tae'
/ 5d1idt.
, 1877-03-31

IS bis 500 per Sag 5u @anie
Bebineun9sn frei. Worelle:
'S31mal .. Sttnfon II. Co.. WortIanb. Wss
81 fir bic bette UeIe9enbeit in Der
%>NCls&SSt g0elt. UNI Welo 3u oerbienen, Mcr.
U. 8. SAFETY POCkE EFT CO., Wetuari
Nep Ssrjep. Ap26apl
, 1877-03-31

Du Rasa n BE srslt D.rffdtte ~ &BsYsss. Ssy
Rw rbdlt has sanss ssasm Nabrxns unb Sraft. D.uS
Ia Eeasen nab anbers 8uDauuassursans na&laGen, tbS
ssas 2kdtatett ~ entwidslI, mus bu sa1as 3Srper ID
Ia. Dh krsntbetss. rel&t ans ssaSrtn 1bdttefett b
NesAAaxnespssaue nrRete, Rah serf@isbeuer 6rt, aba
81 Sauytnrf1as Nabt hnnn biefeIba Dies Ii 10
esast. weber ~ Se&pebtf& ottters," ~ u as etir.
rtr1t, Af Berbaxun8sstBaxe steett unb ttN
sdsnkt Ih&asstis beras1t. + stsie 9ranltstfes bdIt, ~
ssfAaans sans sTfAtann Rstss taA. 0tr seasss
esg1ut1 bdR1tnS
OGwtnAMAA
mi ali anbnu eastsnIranlpe ttes s1tRshsa tttn f. ~
sns Sbrunsex bsr Na9entbattsfett. atS hur@ ertlt&s
1a!ass sbn teftise e%ridltans. aDenn bic epefe MID
(etbrte stsbaue une Der serper tn Golse hsGtn nidt bis.
lipsIa ernSbrt wirb, nut abmasesans stusrettn uni
=! &d4rd@ts eYaen s!tsst ban let&tefsa anfau Ems
90 atAt 10 Detra&t MuG DIV terdtntsRen Ner,ts
nsaa FL 8dae ZOE 6&ptuhfu&t IN ben raen Stabtsn b.
bAnbds, rt&tra pbns axSaabms tbrs Aufnsrliamieit ~
era asf ~ RssxItsnns br Drhsasnsssrssn t bamtt ~
efdftn5 s<l&s Va Patient " I'D ntmuat, tkn at&t frn2t
~ 0tf&pubs stsurfa&ex aab xt&t bat& ban Rbryer 10
aa ssb Nm entsebu ear faas ssu ~ sasatesl GeE
n1l NH tAle&ts Rabruas " lde1
, 1877-03-31
0ssyepGA

Setseal 0dszn Viz f@redIt&ea e&mefSm sGsbAltQ
ssl&e bteft Aranftett NIT H& brtnet. wtnu ID beua nS&H4
hid 8ttt.s" elm 3tlunittel eebsten trtrb. has Sebr let0
~1lansen iann3 Is l!nbe,t bic S4meriea fsfcrt unb Ii
fsrtssf.Stsm Gebraude rtrb bar patient sou Woden
@s&e A& ttHtr befnben ~ tine ssaadaetae 9elaas e.
yet IA. Gaufexbs feezes bea Gas. a. wd&en Rs srAs-
kR sxsbu btefts ssutubsrt 9dtmtttd u 1ttsaxAn
, 1877-03-31
81. @abwap's gerfect Tursatibe uro
reoulirenbe Yiltn,

0k> ObNutuu1 " fStISSN FN<S"e~S y"
reaulireroe giltn,
ssuie afArmadros iauber einsefaBt, fir Die heiluns
aaer Gt5rungeu 6es Wta9ens, Der Ieber, Der Ginge-
tpeioe, Der Wieren, Der 8laie, gleruenleioen, &opfiueb,
Ber'topfuna, 6artteibisteit, nnperoaulidteit, Spspsp=
IA, Inorans ber Gale. 6anenfieber, nnterletbsent-
~itnbuus, bGmorrbpiben uno ale nnnronun9en in ben
{nneren Orsanen, miro ~9arantirt uno 3tpar baB iie
poittp tlriren.
Neutrality-suspicious..
entsalteu ietm Mertur, Minerat;s:s: ooer iddOIide
A%rjneimittef.
W Mot bea6te Die f~olaenben spntptonse, tpelfe
Hb ourd StSrungen Der 8eroauun9sorgane %ai3ei9en !:
IerItopiuna, innere 6dmorrboioen, 8lutanbran9
uad ben, 6opfe, ianrer ,Geibmad, uebelfeit, COB
brennen. W.Seripinen sesen %abruns, ,Gefabl oon
lleberfiilung uno S6pere i'm Wta9en, iaures Muf=
tpRert, Muf. uno Mbrpo9e1 Der W@a9engrube, Shpin=
Del, idnenes unb fbiperes Itbn,en, 6ers3utun9en, 3u=
ianmenidreden uno Gefibl bes Gr1tidens beim 9ie9ep,
@bnabme Der eebfraft, fbpar5e piinftbsn oSer bas
Ni(o eines @dleiers oor ben Gugen, 6ieber uno
bumpfer G6mer3 i'm 9npfe, Man9el an S6iueiB, selbe
ssGrbuna Der baut uno Der Iuget, S6mer3 IN Der
Seite. in Der 8ruSt uno ben Glieoern, plDblide Infdne
Don Bite unb Brennen i'm 6leiih.
Wsnise DOZEN BON Ra6.pap's piuen b~efreien oas
snitem bon an ben ee,annten StDrunyen.
Yrsis Is Gents fir bic Sdadtel.
, 1877-03-31
ArEGs OBJ gOm.uloa gawp0@p
Npmpanp.
Na4 New>y prt.

Dtsfe Company ptrp stnsn tbrsr na&fOIssnbsn Yra9t.
pollen OampTer, $40 Dpminipu. lSpaTpte, S(au,
Seu, JttdDmpnc, Wibemarle, patIeras une
Ueprse rs. 0irer (um Saa) an lepsm ltenTls,
Sretta8 -aap Samstas bi 9ppwarsr ~abtapsea
lanen.
Iur piele 0tpute Sebaut.
Sts pabsa praatpple salppus. 9 se Browns uab
Sape.5tmmer.
Die opsifsn, Ssauem!i&tstt unb S%sbisnuns Hnb Nh
ubertre1ltG.
gDaartn, msl6e NIT stser Qtnte Der fanpt rerbea, Ian.
pen reselmabts IN 9sW.gprt an Otm aperpedten Yier ysr
company, 81 9tprtb Wiper.
5.aGt JHr ylaSe wetttr ais Nep-gprf perbsn f1nel
betprpert uap nitro paTur aiuts ale bic ptrtlt1 sebabten
untpiten bere&ast.
S@tffe pieltr Ninte perlaHea Nprtplt UNI 7&ubr gla9.
rnitta9s watreap bee Spnllners.
Jratt anssnpmmsa Die L upr Abeabs ieben Gag.
QDeaeu peltersr AIstunIt peape man l@ an
George Us. Ailen ". &c., M9enten,
feb. SJiee Nempanp's 2DparpeS, 0pdetts.
, 1877-03-31
Ready Relief,
Tieber urb falteS Tieber.

5iebtr unb gDe@fa!Eeber fir 50 Gents furirt. q
ei:bt fein 6eilmitteIi IL her 98elt, ,peltes Gieber uno
gBehielfeber unb a., ionlisen oerpanot.n Qranfbei.
ten. galen.. Sharia&'. tppb6ies., selh,s nnb ion.
ipire) 10 raid bsieitist ais N ,bS,ap's Ws lsp RstiAfs
30 Gents Der flojQs.
, 1877-03-31

Wdbreno DIE D9ieue Srele Yreile" ein ifetS
mahienoes Sanoels, Yaifipum nabmeiit, er=
sebeh Die amtliden l3ifferu elm auidbrlld All,
nebmenoes Sanbels. gctipum (leberihub ser
Iusfubr iiber bic @infubr) NIB Danf Dem
perninfti9en Sdnssoa s.Sbltem erreidte
leeteres I'M Sabre 1876 bereitS Die respectable
Summe BON 241 Wtialonen @nloen. ytnn
oiirfeu mir mobl fra9en 8as faaen
BreibanbIer basu?
So, mas beoeuten benn oann bic BON Der
~Neuen Sreien Yrelc" sesebenen j3iffern
iiber ben 9anbel Der Gereinlsten Staaten,
menn iie oieien II d t oarlte1en? boren mir
manden neusierigen yeisr frasen.
Shla9en Gle bod, Serebrtelter, bas Nior.
a~enblatt oes ugteuen Treien YreIie" pom "a.
Sauuar D. S. mad. Dalelblt meroen Ste
inter benz Gitel: n0er ausIpdrtige Sanoel
G%nglanos i'm Sabre 1876" folsenbe Offer
srmppiruns finoen:
, 1877-03-31
@antausfAIdsA

Sl.Atsa, Sisasa. .>srA nxe6ens esaessSas 3sssA
eeft.
, 1877-03-31
e@mebifD Bitters.
&as sss 9rduterikften

~ ntls az Strsxxtet Salrea utstdss tn peA
" f&pebtf4e Arat I'd tta wtRtnf& aflt&en 5sffdaaG.
Ud&e a faa auf alien 9beIn hU Crit 6naeute, bte =
UAIaee 9eliseft semtstr &r&ntr nMt Va eytssd ha6
w Mod - 4aapt3tfAnbtSele ~
, 1877-03-31

y Gs4 NJ aasladIdilae1 &raaftsttsa, texes bas ~ j..
4fasf&ls&t untsrrprfeuI H. xxb Itbea xamenhi&1 NJ
aeu bAraa. Die urja&ea, v<l&t bkfn f&redli&er 10
taablaaespdk maS imma steftss itts, udnltd Bic
hard 6tartsnlsnttd tas Rusenfpaem. W 81 Aas
1sssssaane snb baear& hen saajex 3srYn " tr6' pa
xassnitth I'd bta shm rp6tnten &raattdtea xnS bat
aautnsea te Oesnbtat ura6eeebea, rsl&t f&s1 bs-
rAa t~peftteu, i pttssr 0ssue an Psbu " sxlts.
RtesessefAIassnbstt
, 1877-03-31

FaS uabttlssus NranIn.tsR xul BIZ m4kintfde DeDssA
tnas sufdbtn auu xttraals ~ frat teaunnta ptrbep
Nan ssbraade - redwebi& Sttus~ eeaGn aa4 b,
asHetluas sns W. lt4ts cyus Va ubsneenaRntsn lD
stss striHwinees. Den patttutea ptri xnfetlbar a
ssaadnetss Vsissstttt ,uradsesebts ssS ttss II ESSec
&etskt fsW I'D kals uteAa eA
, 1877-03-31
SO Nrpsemt.

@nter N9enten miro eule @omnltliton be3ahlt
fur Den Serlaur pDn leuen uno leDr pppulorenS udern
Don elmer Der beoeutenolten Suplcrlpuuns= Glrmen I'm
Sanoe. ~ Snbsr fur eO 9ents 20 SnWer fur S1.zu.
Stein bumbu9. Ytan lalls lt1 unlere @lrculare font
men uno ~iber3eaBe iid lelpit. Aorene ". D. Sos 5zs,
arttr"~ NDnn 4QN!oUeS
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-01-19


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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-01-19
Strange Course of the Gold Market,

A recent New York letter says "The
course Of the gold market has bafled the
wisdom of that numerous class who think
that the prosperity of the nation is inti-
mately connected and bound up with the
success of their party in the presidential
election, or the state election, or the town
election, or some other election. Of all
the things that could happen in q politi.
cal way to send gold up, nothing could
possibly have happened 80 well calculated
to thatend as adisputed presidency. MUCK
gold was bought at 1109 within a few days
succeeding the election, On the hypothe-
sis that Tilden and civil war, or Hayes
and military depotism, were coming in,
and in either case that liberty was going
out. The insensate and perverse market
fell steadily to 107, where it remains as
heavy as a stone quarry. The precise
reason for this is that we have beet lat
terly exporting more produce and mer-
chandise than we have been importing,
and the balance has been coming to us in
gold, which gold has to be sold like any
other article Of which there is al over
supply. If the panic stricken politicians
had bought all that was offered, and
were able TO hold it. the price would
have remained at 110t; but, as the sup
ply exceeded the demand, it naturally
fell. The eventuality much yearned
for BY MI. William ID. Kelley and other
philosophers for commencing to resume
specie paymsnts-i. O., a balance Of trade
In our fsvor-seems TO have come"
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-01-19
Josh Billings ON the Alligator.

The alligator is an original kritter Of
the old block, and az ugly to kentem-
plate az a congo darkey. They are resi-
dents of Florida, and grow twelve feet
nine inches and then halt. Their teeth
are all tushes, and their mouth IL az full
Of them az a buzz saw IL. Their eyes
are sot up and down in their he'd like a
C~hinaman's; and they hav an sppytight
equal to eighteen distrikt school masters.
They are the krokodiles of America, and
lay eggs z easy az a hen duz, but don't
kackle when they cum oph from the nest.
They are CRATE towards, but amt afrade
ov yung pork OF little turkeys, and kan
eat all the time or go without eatin' as
long az a gold fish kan. The alligator
waz made for some useful purpose, but
like the musketeer, the bedbug and the
cockroach, their usefulness has been
karephully hid from us. You kan shoot
a hundred alligators a day on the St.
Johns river, but you kant bag one, and
the re amt emmy more game in them than
there IL in a rotten log. They are long
lived, and liv, if mimory serves me right,
four thousand years, and their CRATE
strength lies in their tales. They hiss
when they are angry like a tea kettle,
and want AZ much room to turn round
in az a fore and aft schooner.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-01-19
California. Crop Prospects Blasted by
DrOuth.

A dispatch from San Francisco, Of
the 7th inst, says: The drouth contin-
ues for the first time since the American
settlement here. December passed with
out a drop of rain. Dispatches yester-
day from various points seemed to indi-
cate a change of weather, but it has again
cleared up. Crop reports received from
all quarters indicate that in the extreme
south the drouth has already had, to
some extent, a disastrous effect on grain
and feed, and in some parts Of San Joa-
quin valley and the lower portion of
Sacramento valley the crops are suffer
ing. From the coast counties generally
reports are favorable, and no trouble is
~apprehended II rain should be delayed
until next month. In tie northern por-
ton of the stats anxiety is felt, but no
serious damage has yet resulted. Crops
in Oregon are coming forward excellently
on the whole. Present indications are
that with rain late in the winter sufi-
Gent grain will be raised for home con-
sumption, and a small surplus if rain
comes within a couple of weeks. A fair
crop may be harvested under favorable
circumstances during the rest Of the sea-
son, but a large yield can hardly be ex-
pected now unless rain should be imme-
date and copious.
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The Tobacco Crop.

The agricultural report for November
and December says:
The tobacco counties reporting the
comparative product make returns not
quite SO favorable in the aggregate as
those Of last year, and the decrease of
the producer is indicated in Massachu-
sets, Conn e~cticut, New York, Mary
land, Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee. An increase is indicated in Penn
.sylvania, Ohiu, Indiana and Illinois.
Kentucky reports about the same as last
year; In Ohio, Indiana and Illinois the
increase in the product is extraordinary.
In Ohio, Montgomery county reports the
best and finest crop of seed leaf tobacco
9, er produced. Monroe county that the
quality was deprecated by excessively
wet weather. In Illinois the season was
very propitious for maturing and curing;
in Sabine and johnson the crop was eaten
by worms, the ravages of winch were
worse than for years. Vermont and
Massachusetts, also had mere worms than
ever before, but other returns are favor
able in respect to both yield and quality.
The quality of the entire crop averages
the same as last year.
No systematic returns of the cotton
crop were collected for December.
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powers will immsdisteiy leave.
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thing befoss him In Mssiec. The ambitious
fgiesiss doubtless wishes he had remained
quietly on the bench, ~ his followers are
aocking 70 Disx. Diaz's regent general, Men.
deS q fall. blocded Indian, has issued a proc
lamatlon for another election, but "a nobody
but Disxisss can be candidates, IL is evident
that Diaz and Msndez will count themselves
ia. Poor Lerdo Is said 10 have fed 70 Aca-
pulco, Of the massacre fame, and thence EN-.
barked foi San Francisco, whore he has
many ardent admirers
II now appears that Russia IL trying TO
ciawl out OF her difficulty with Turkey.
Gen. IgnatieG, the Russian representative,
has sent a confidential communication to
Midhat Pasha, urging the acceptance Of Ger.
tain points Of the conference proposals, and
indicating the means of syadina others. he
advised the acceptance Of an international
commission with csnsultive powers only, and
suggested the appointment of officers of in
structios instead Of the establishment Of a
foreign gensdarmerie, and the appointment
Of a Bulgarian nstead of a European gov
srnor Of Bulgaria. He guaranteed Russia's
assent to the proposals thus modified, and
denied in the course of his letter that Rus
sia had melted Seryia to make war.
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A Cause for the Falling Bridge.

A correspondent of the Chicago Inter
Ocean is responsible for the following
theory of the disaster: There is one fact
that seems to be overlooked among the
possible causes given for the recent rail-
road disaster, and that one is atmospheric
pressure. We are all familiar with the
fact that a storm is announced by a fall
ing of the column of mercury in the
barometer. The mole severe the storm
the more rapid and the greater the fall.
A bridge tested by six locomotives when
the barometer marked thirty-one degrees
might not show the least strain, but
when the barometric column had fallen
three inches, to twenty-eight, might give
way and precipitate the whole into the
abyss. During sever storms the pres
sure of the atmosphere is sven greater.
Then, if we take into account the fact
that the wind blows in a circle toward
the storm center we can understand how
the atmospheric pressure may be very
great at that center. Then, If the storm
IS a snow storln. and passing up q valley,
the weight of the atmosphere must be
very great indeed. Now add to all this
the fact of moving a heavy train directly
against this storm, and we have q scien-
tiHc explanation of the circumstance OF
the Ashtabula bridge falling on that par
ticular night. Under such circumstances
that train should have been divided.
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A Woman Who Defies Time and the
Lawyers.

Mrs. Mira Clarke Gaines, says the
Washington correspondent of the Cincin.
natl Commercial, is q wee bit of a woman,
with eyes of piercing brilliancy ; in color
one moment Of the blackest hue, the next
a stesly gray, and the same eyes, when
softened by the recital Of anc.her's dis.
tress, becoming Of the most tender blue.
She wears her light hair in curls, and
rarely appears without her bonnet, Il
the dainty bit Of lace and velvet, hall
~concealing a few rare flowers, can be
called bonnet. She is one of the best
conversationalists you ever listened 90,
and one Of the most agreeable women Il
was ever my fortune to meet. Her
+" laugh" has been celebrated for forty
years, and time, that ruthless destroyer,
has neither marred nor destroyed the
ripping qualities which make 1t 90 in
fictitious that whoever hears it must join
in with It, even though he knows not
what has provoked the nirth.