davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-03-23

ben ipaten. Gin alter 8ibltotbetbtener
erbielt bic 0sumadt sur 9olitreduns bes
urtbeils, nabm bic besfauiigen urfunoen
uno cling i'm sewpbnten MoasipsSempc
porwdrts, unbefimmert UNI bds gegen
Mittas iebr miloe 9ur6einanoer auf ben
Straben. Sem 8es fibrte ibn aud Su
einem Der bebeutenoiten 8unitselebrten ;
berielbe mar nidt gu Saus uno bic Mirz
thin CAB bic Mustunft: uGr is uf bic
garritaoe!" 8ubis cling Der alte mieOer
surid unb referirte: uGr Is Ut bic BAR
ritaoe!"-vSas sebt mid nidts an,
gum 9o%nnermetter!" fnurrte iein ebenic
alter @Orseiester, uoann iu9en Sic ibn
bort auf!"-rSs quit" meinte Der alte
uno trolte iid. Sin Irst, Der ibn BON
Der 8ibliotbet Der fannie, b~esesnete ibm
am 9etripIas unb rief: vWteni@, maz
den Sic, bab Sic nad 9aus tommen;
iie idieben ia idon!"-rMd mat" erz
mieberte Der llneriditterlide, i'd bin ia
8eamter!"-l1no 10 fam er in bic 8reis
tenitrabe BEL b'6eureuie. rSit Spftor
Z bier ?"-fragte ben Nddtltebenoen.
uSdafsfppp" rief Elm 8ummler freunoz
lid; elm Nnoerer aber iaste: Scr is
uf'n Nleranberplas!" Ser Ilte cling;
pielen areus= uno 0uerfrasen tam er sur
8arritabe bes Mleranoerplates Ii. ri6tis!
oa uben oirisiete Der aunitselebrte! Ser
Nlte f%letterte miibiam iber bic ~auf9eIta=
pelten 9eepratipnen bes alien &Dnigsz
itdoter Sbeaters unb erreidte 10 iein
Opfer. u9err 9ottor," rief er persnist,
sos aus Der Sadie bic pminOie Strafz
tarte unb belt fie ibm Dor.
y@as benn ?"
Isle miiiien upier Suite" berappen
BON tpesen Der nidt abselieferten Slz
aer!"
umenid, iinb sic tOa ? SEPT babe i'd
feline 3eit!"
u@as? toll? So? So iut!"
uMlter Sprannentne6t!" brittle Jpn
ELM grbeiter an, Der an benz blauen Sod
nit MetaltnDpfen Iersernib fanb, uno
idob ibn aus benz @ese.
vSet beebt, 5err 9ottor, Sablen mill
fen Sic bod, alio bic pier Suite"
Mber BON allen Soften s%eordnst, mubte
Der glte fir iebt absieben!
Sie 8ibliotbet erreidte er freili6 an
bieiem Sage nidt tpieber, aber bod woblz
bebalten feline @obnuns. Sim Wlontas
ben 20. iebr frab tlinselte es Bel Sr. &.
unb Der unerbittlide itanb an Der Sbur
nit ieinem 3ettel unb ieinem permanens
ten:
r9err 9ottpr. MI belft ct aliens niidt;
pier Suite, ionit pero i'd anseidnaust."
Ser Sottpr sablte la6eno; oer Mlte
inbeb meinte srimmis: n8enn i'd ben
aerl trieie, Der mir als 8eamten i'm Sienit
nSprannentnedt seidumpfen-ber iol'S
iut baben!"
, 1877-03-23
Was lit abiurb Z?

Ginen 8irtb frasen ob ct sutes 8ier
bat.
Sid bes Mbenbs einen 6aarbeutel
faufen unb am Wprsen iber &aseniamz
mer Hagen.
Semanb fir fromm balten, neil er iez
ben Sonntag In bic Stride gebt.
Seine eisene @ebeimnine ausplauoern
unO permutben, oab 9lnoere ie bewabren
tperben.
Semanben sefduis iein uno auf CANT
bartlett rednen.
gtmas fir wpblfeil balten, neil es
menis fptet.
Ginen BON Der befannten Sreilunidz
Brigade fragen, Oh er ems mtttrinten
mid.
Sunser 6err: SEER Sbler, i'd winide
einen neber3ieber.
SEER Sbler: Wie winlden Sic ibn am
lieblten semadt?
Sunser 6err: mad Der neueiten Mooe
-auf Bump!
Sin @urt sibt bas ancere. &omm'
Id mad Saus unp Jag: !6ait Su mir
Elm &raut a~ufsebpben, mein @nsel?
Sast's: glein, mein Sdab.
Sag i'd: Ooer mas anoerS, mein
Sduberl.
Sagt Sic: Iud nidt, mein 2ieber,
warum marit Su 10 LANCE imgDirtbsbaus?
Sag i'd: 9as sebt Sid nidts an,
bumme Sans.
Sast Sic: 9u biit Elm Stump unb Elm
srober 6leeel.
Seben Sic, uno 10 siebt eben Elm
Wprt baS anbere.
Nls elm 3eidsn Der auBeroroentlidsn
frlhen We9etation fam Der Wsftf.
.Wsrt." Die 1batiade melben, ba6 ON l8,
Tebr. in elmer @eieaihait in Winfter elm,
aus frii9em. i'm Breien gepubisnen Walo'
msifer bereitete Bowle setrlnfen wuroe.
-Nohe @lepelanb. Ohio. wdrer
mebrsre 8,nbsr, bic in einem maben WaIos
miIbe paftnafen sefunbm nnb ae.
9eieu battsn, beinabe ~per9iftst moroen. Jiur
nit Wibs foaute man ibnsn oas 2sber
,etten.
, 1877-03-23
8 + G E

I'M &etatl p~erfauft au Smportatlons. Yreiien,
Don Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co.,
no. s31 Mrdb CITRATE, &fe Der Smeiten uuo
Goates ctr. unS 631 Glib Dritte Ctr,
WbtIabetpbta. IA.
Dies 1T cine Organization bon RapitaIiitsn nm
2b.e gu importiren uno gu perthetlen
nit einem tleinen Deptnm, Der Dem Goniumenten allen
a3eipinn Der 3uii&enbdnoler sripart. mir eontroairsn
einem GROCER, 3beiI her better 9beeiorten. wel1e mad
bielem 4anoe tominen nnb bic nur bon uns ielbit per'
fault ,uerben. perionsn, pelbe pon enoeren b6nolsrn
tauIen tbun oies ~ ibreta ei8enen gtattbeil. unlere
bGuler In Gbina uno Sapan babeu bic better Gaellttd'
ten aur WustuabL, mas uns 9roBt YortbelIe 9eipdhrt.
YDir baben gum Yerfauf unferer Ibeeiorten In allen
bauptitGoten Der Wereinisten Staten Stores etabltrt
98ir ssben unieren Runotn etn
GCbDueS Sel= Sbrpmp,
,aenommen pou ben metropolitan gDerten anerifanis
ider unb fremoer Rintler), ipeltes. tptnn tn elnem
Biloerlaoen 9efauft, msbr foten miiroe ais Der prels
bes 1bees betra8t. DWie Gbromos Rne elm 0eiHens
fur uniere Qunoen.
Mae ~setauiten Waaren sara NIL IT. oab fe ooas
fommsus 8efrsbi9uns seuabren. ocsrSas Welo aurad'
e~ritattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
q - .,
So. ssl WrH @traBe. Ode 3meitsn une Coates etrabs
a~s Gal eRs A~eits S1. Nbtla.. "a. AxSlsmt'
, 1877-03-23
J., Gin bemerfenSipertbe Bud"
Artbut's lettes unb sr6btes.
0efubr!l!

ODER: T%erDunbetl ii Dem 9auS zines Treuaoes.
Diejes ppllennetfe Bert bisies Y~ttsranen Der
Amsritamiiden Hiteratur bat ais 8orpurf einen De.
Bottles beriibrt uno siebt einem l@rdliben lisbsrblid
iber uebel, weldes IS ~blositeat. MmRerorbentlid
ipannenc mnc aufresenn. ,piro es pon Mlen nit
9sai:roe s~elelen lperoen. Slufrirt unc itpn se'
runeen. g8ir iino entlhloilen. has Bud In isoer ia.
mile oes Ganoes einJufibren uno ~otferireH nod nte
ea8epelene Scrtbeile alien mdnnlibsn nns peibli.
4em Sublcribenteniammlern. gDir ~perlangem LIBERAL
Masnten uno i1iden gratis auf Werlaneen Beoinsuu'
ben unb bei1reibenoe Q~irculare. 3. M. Itueear'
&c., 72a Gbetuut Str. ~bila. Aan2mi.
, 1877-03-23
Cine uabre Berliner @ei@i6te.

Sim 18. Mdr3 1848-pieaei&t erin=
merit man lih nod, bab es an oteiem Sar
se 3iemlih lebbaft in Berlin suging-
murbe, ME tets am SOnnabenb ibIid,
auf Der 8Snisliden 8ibliotbet Der MuSs
aug %berienisen Sineer semadt, welde
entliebene @erte lanser ais pier WOden
bebalten batten unb nun mad 8eht unb
@eieS nit flnf Silbersrpi&en belest were
, 1877-03-23
Die 8laf@s

v9amburger Trppfen"
tptet so Gents, oper Inf Glai&en
Dollars, finb In allen beutl&en
Mputbeten au BADEN cber tperoen etslsls
zen na1 Gmpfans bss @elpes fret mad
allen Tbsilsn Der 0ereinisten Staatea
psrlanpt. Man apryiTre:
A. Vogelcr g. Co.,
Baltimore, Nj.
, 1877-03-23

@eeeu 9autlranfbeiten unb aue tt~nreinis-
tuel1e Ssrborbsnent Blut entiprineen,
limb DR.. Mueut 8SnteS 3amburser
etn gang au%se3ei4netes NitteL
benn fe fno be beften Blutreiniser. o.
oerr SObu George Bubeni@as IN e.
utout, 81.
, 1877-03-23

Sd bin "a SABRE alt unb mar 70 sranf. baB
t@ feline Speiis m1ebr nertrasen tpnnte, i4reibt
PER- peter Glsnens, Qittle Orleans, Mo. Sd
nabut DR.. Muguf 9Snte's pambur-
eer Erppfen unb bin nun mteber ni1t NM
3an3 bsrselsat iunperu fabIe MID Stt traft'
JET aIs friber.
, 1877-03-23

Gine freuotee Mittb etIune.-ou,
Baltba1ar @eim, Soutb Mb1ms, MaGa1uittts,
@1reibt an lrns: so tTmnte einen ean3en 3d.
asn Ypa Itretben, unb tann fSnnte i1 bod
ni9t senus l@seibsn, pas @utss mir DR.. Ms-
ssstsn. s: So e.. Z i sn ss aiss sss,. a ID. B1,ts.
rem IN bteisr umsssenb ssbraudt nne Gin @,pe'
res @elb aussesebsn, biz MID bic 2ambureer
Eropfen BON meinem faredIi&en l1ebel Dts.
pepfta befreiten unp i4 nun flble, bab Id
lanser Ieben perbe."
perr Gbas. 1auptman, &iser Yoint, 81. s.,
teaeust mie fpIst. $50 lit felt a1t Wo1sn an
@bwGae unb Ropfi@mersen, tur@ llnusrbau.
ltbteit terpcrsebra1t. Gur@ ben @ebrau@
sou Dr.. MMsuR a5nt9'S pa tureeS
Trspf.m bin is @stt lei Dani pieosSr 10
tpeit bersefeat, baB Id metnsn alien gsi&af.
tisansen tpisber na&seben fam. S@tann ba'
ttr biele Webiaiu Iasn beFsns enapftb!sa."
weripnen, BE an MppetiNpFelett unb Wiber.
wilen sssen @psilen leiben, 1inp DR.. aus.
RSnte's Samburae Trupten IL
empfebien. 3err Matbtas Drabobel, Blue
SptttBp IbtVV IWbSNps pNbuotN$ ~stN" O"tSf
lHon bod i'm glitter, perlor feinen Mppett unb
bate iogar einen WiperwiQen eeeen @peilen,
uas ibn 1ebr 19tpa1 unb unb Ieibenb n1a1te.
Au1 unier 5ureoen aebrau1te er DR.. Mugulf
RSnis'S 9amburser Irppfen3 Der Mppstit tebr.
s aurid, une ct fabIt nun Gin saua anssrsr
Msal& ja fsia.
Sd bin wieter better ais i'd fe ertpartete IN
werpen, lGreibt ybil. &of, Salempiae, Wise,
bane DR.. Mu8uf 4Snt8s 4amburgu
Erppfen. Sd lit LANCE ar 9sratlepfsn ans
los 3mst gerate ~ &atbe, pbns eab. ID einesr-
uas erbi.lt. SD sntialob mid, bic 9ambur-
ssr Irppfen tes DR.. Musut Ronts ~ asbrau.
1sn. Got sur Gbre unb DR.. Mueuff RSnteS
hamburger Gropfen gum &utme mub Id a.
gen, bab mir bislelben meins Gslunbbett ipte'
bersabem.
perr Steif In Onanbaso 9iu. NiEy ttsli
uns nit, Sd lit felt stust Sabrsn au stne,
bSsartissn GleGte, bic alien Miteln ptbsrRanb,
Da sebrauHe Id lmsbrere Wp9en lang DR.
Muguf 9Snie'S RSnts's 9ambur'
serErppfsn na& 9cri&rift unb wurb'
BON bieltm bUsartieen 9eibsn poQlanbts sebetlt
, 1877-03-23
GtpG Speculatipneit
@patt'S 2ebenS'B Balkan.
Gin mebiainiiheS Number.

Rteumattsmus Wearalsta, @t&t In tpren l<mmten
Stabtum, Sercfeln. E6niss.Rranteett, 9rpipt!as, ssts
Vei&mars une bic i&Itmmasa 8aQs pom Sluttrantsst'
purn &c. ,. wirb aufs BeRtmmtae burp bieisn xsnts
auu 0teinisunesutttsl eebetit. Dsrielbe lit ipe.xnp.
spanste Sabre btneur@. pom Daelttant erprobt vat
SunSsEttauisnee sen 8dIsn sspst!., anp sarirt PATS.
Uenn na& VeriHrif. ssnpmmen., ST sn f&srss pstl.
mittsl pon 8tftln tn auen ~bsilbarsn 5aaen, eurtrT pts
faulten altsa Ssi1pars, iflbt no Der Sn0&sa loon sn'
SppattS aebeus.Balfam eurirte 5,ru q. q. ssu.
map, IrasSeen Ia. part.Ibsater Su BrpOIpn, ". H..
pom drpnif&en Mptumattsmus, natbsm berfebe ssne
Grfels pom ben rerll8ittlten Neriten &uropa's xnp
Nmertfa's bepanbelt wprpen mar.
6pap. Dpdmafer w. III Ulabiien Ctr, pom ttueai
sefdtrlttsu Wsi&wlr. na&bem CT. ists Wtpnau TN
Breapmav Sofpital mar une bort as ~unbeilbar trtlart
wurbe.
8patt's 2ebens-Baliam bslte 5srru 5aepb mstb
Sffet No. 242 3reenpin Ctr. pon etuem i~erofulslsn
1ti&wure, wobst bic 5aulnts l&cn bis ouf ben Xup&sn
8%seran8sn mar. PERI U. bat wabrtne 10 Satren Hat
ssi&spsner 9eiluna lsins g0tspsrbSluas Der arauipsti
%erfatren..
Spatt's ::eebens.B alfam surirte 5errn gptuiam
Springer, yt0. 1888 UrSon,e Ctr. p~oafaneis pom sat.
ben Gst ees xranien loon strwirrt bate. Der Vs.
nannts tSnnts mot itins Sanb ,um appfe srbebtu snp
mar patrsne srstss vtSnats aa's Bet ssfsh.lt.
3u baten tn Der saupt.SfRee, 246 @rane Str, s1e
St apo!sstsrn TN 4~aGsms'asn. ~ II per Slai&s. es&'
Ssa.t's ..asmts9.!mttte ftae. zaa.za
Spatt's uufshlbarsr estsns.B BALKAN ~ $500.
&patt'S IA b., bpppelt aartsr Qtbrns. Baliam, ~
s,.25. epatts VulmOate BALKAN. ossr Der S4utae.
ia&ttasn ortaab, ~ $500. - 1patt'S Swis Stst.
uent, ~unfstlbar fur 9etben unb Sameritu itber Art
y 30 ssats. Spstt,s SHas, sas fur Gr'd''ans
aDsnn Obtse arittslnt&t in turtr apOtttis sber an s.
rem pIase ~ babsn ftne, 70 wsnps man fG btrsit aubas
asutFa! DspS,, 2AS S5ansas.. y: 7
lsbsraa BIN per Srprss Dsri&tds b.tm bssbss
Dueenb. t3m2Uian
, 1877-03-23
Sefentli6e Danffaeung.

Mns5me aus stnsm 8rtefs BON 3. petnmak
lei, Butt 9otparb COUNTY. Soma, Al. lsineI
Sobn s. 5einmiaer, Nebaltsus bes ~Nlba.
up 6trolb".
...... Sd tanH ntGt umbtn, Did III BIT.
ten, tn Deintm glatte unlern STeniliGen Ddni
fur biz 6eilung Eeiner Mutter burb De
Aug. 8Snts's 8 amburser Gropfen
aus3ulp,eten. Wie Du pciBt, lit bic liebs
Mutter an einem ibperen Qeberleiten. unb
tslbif bic 5ilfe unisrer Mer3te tpar oerseblit.
Wir prcbirten bic 5amburser 2rOpfen, unb
purbe bkft ben @ebrau1 berfelben bic Sc.
[unbbeit Der Mutter tpieber gang bsree0eat-
50 wilnl9e, Dn wdrbef bic 6anabnr8es
Meoteinen thinner auf's 8eie empfeblen,
benz. lie baben ild auf's 0ortrefli9te in uaie'
rsr Gamilie bcwabrt.
, 1877-03-23

Nto Wono College, @aeSn, Ga,
BEN "a. Gebruar, 1876.
...... DR.. Muguf 8Bnte'S > a nj /.
burger 3rppfen fno BON ansse3si9netsr
Wirfuuo unb besbalb nabeau unentbebrli9 fur
mid. Rep. Batter 8. 5. &sbmanr.
, 1877-03-23

Ser DARK elmer TamtIte.-9@ nnS
r1stue Grau fassn Sbnen ben srSbtsn Daus flu
DR.. Mu Gun RGnte's 5ambmr8u
Erspfsn, f9reibt 9err Sobn WOtt, Geneva,
SQ., benn btelelben baben uns Srobe Osenlte
tspisien. @ir laGeu bic Grupfsu ui@t msbs
aus9eben.
, 1877-03-23

Gtn sutes Mittel sesen GoliI unb 2eibi&mer.
zen lne DR.. Mueuf 8Ints's 9ambur :.
ser Grppfen. fdreibt 9err WiiaasI Weil
Wtlbawata, Sub~ benz bieisIben bslfen aussn'
tItdIi@.
, 1877-03-23
ANAUTK,
&KUEHNE,
3 k @&(9Q aft,
lib Broadway,
NEW YORK.

1Ds@ftI sut msbs all 100 IN S~sssutsnhsrsa Gtash
In europa.
0elb.Hus,ablunsen sur4 bic VsRdmter 'etuie per
1elesrapb mad alien nlassn In Dsuti@lans,
petsrrsi&, Der G&sei,, 6Onams. Ddnsmars. e&us'
BEN unb Nprpspen. ssn Gmpfdnssrn frd las BAUD
Selteftrt.
0rebtt'Brieft far ~s1sifense smr Dsnutuns In susn
erbberen 6tdoten Der alten aDeIt.
9tntafGruns BON 0rbfdb aften uns esrseransen
isser 4rt In a1en Ildssn Guropa's.
Derf1tMuns 10. 0Itesn uns pa6stsn 1aA
europa.
0sr,p1uns anfemmsnSss 0atsr In Ass oort. xns
Weiterbef6rSeruns ~beielben xa& benz 5nIanse.
Ourspdtf4es Oelb Auer art sefauft snS srtastA'
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-03-01

From the Detroit Free Press.
Soon after dinner Thursday citizen
of Third street entered a lawyers
Office and began
..My wife has been bitten by dog. :
..Good T. replied the lawyer. lyon
must claim damages in the sum or
$780,"
Yes; she was bitten three times by
the BRUTE continued the husband,
.and of course / want damages
swell, now, you go home and tell
YOUR wife to 90 to bed and stay there
for at least a week. nave her groan
and take on. and suffer great pain and
distress. and call in the neighbors to
witness her sufferings. Wen just
make the man who owns the dog get
up and howl"
The man left in a joyful frame OF
mind, and yesterday he came back,
looking sorrOwful.
mo use trying" sadly said he:
shaking his head. MY wife waited
Just long enough to find out that the
dog wash { mad, and then she started
out to make twenty-five calls this
afternoon, and | guess we haven't 90
a case.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-03-01
Innocent Twain.

Virginia (NeV.) Chronicle.
When Mark Twain lived in Virginia
he room ID with Dan De guile. All the
miseries which De Guile ever endured,
and all the bad characters he ever got,
date from that time. They lived at
several different lodging houses and
were turned out of them all, one after
the other, all on account Of Dan, who
soon acquired bad reputation, second
to none in Virginia. No respectable
family would harbor Dan, who knew
anything about him, and the very men,
ton of his name would cause a land
lady to hold up her hands in virtuOus
horror. One morning Mark woke up
and heard the landlady's cat mewing
about the door, y hich was half open.
| Dan was fast asleep, and Mark, grab
bing one Of his heavy boots, threw it
with fatal precision at the intruder.
The cat limped off with broken leg
| 1.-THE boot weighed five pOundsj, and
the landlady secured the missile and
waited for its owner to appear. Mark
got up, dressed, and went out with
both boots on The landlady greeted
him with pleasant smile, when Dan
got UP and was walking about in his
stocking feet hunting for his left boot,
he received scathing dressing down
from his landlady, who. without allow
ing him TO explain, ordered him to
leave the house. Mark condoled him
in his troubles, and said, ell stick to
We, Dan The next house they NOV
ed into had pantry close to the room
consigned them. Every night Mark
would steal two or three mince pies
and eat them entire without giving
Dan a sight of them. In the morning
the landlady would be brushing about
near the door, and Dan would be asleep
and Mark would open out in loud
voice, as follows: dan, this business
won't do. Those pies don't belong to
you. In the first place it's petty lar
cpny. and in the next place it gets
crumbs in the bed. We'lget notice to
!. ouiC pretty soon. faint the square
!. thing on the landlady. | don't won
: der you've nothing to say. Now this
is the last time | propose to speak
: about this The iandlady, who took
in every word, would give poor Dan
} notice to quit, and never hear word
/ OF explanation. "When yoa go | 60
! DAN Mark would say, and his broth
! erly fidelity would touch Dan TO the
? very core The next place was an in
..ensely respectable private family:
When Mark expected to be out all
! night he would slip up to the room
: ana strew a few hair-pins round pro-
i miscuously. and scatter few down IL
!, the foot of the bed where they would
:. be found when the landlady was max
:, ing il up. 1t would all be laid to Dar
of course. "I've got family here
: and want to bring my daughters NJ
respectable. !" would be TIE landlady
remark. as she ordered Dan TO pack up
= - hen they fire YOU out. Dan,it means
: me, too Mark would say In tones o.
brotherly affection that melted Dan
inner nature and caused him to thini
: there were some true men IN the worit
: after all. and he used often to remarl
= in speaking of Twain, "A man Wh'
{, never shakes a friend in adversely Il
;, the noblest work of God
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-03-01

Burlington Hawseye. ,,
w hat is a .scold deck" and a bob
tail fiush'f' young lady, the light OF
a South hill home, asked the other
evening, looking up from newspaper
she was reading. why said her
brother, "a cold deck and 1t was
worth fifteen cents for student Oh
human nature to note how suddenly
he checked himself, and what va.
riety Of conflicting emotions playeo
over his face as he bent over his book,
and pretended not to perceive the
sharp glance Of suspicious inquiry
which his father sho. at him over MS
s.,ectacles, while the silence was 80
profound and awful that the otDeT
members Of the family looked up ana
gazed around i'm dumb amazement. An
excess Of knowledge is oftentimes q
burden. What does q man want "
make himself a walking encyclopedias
fori
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-03-01
Mrs. Darbigne's ChenliloOn.

From the Danipury News.
Mr.. Darbigne didn't so home until
yery late Saturday night, and when ne
reached his domicile he let himself III
with latch. key, and stole softly up
stairs so as not to disturb his family.
A night lamp was burning III his room,
and Mrs. Darbigne was sleeping sweet
IL. AS he was removing his coat, MI.
narbigne suddenly stood still, frozen,
rooted 10 the spot with horror sublime
and rage. Then he fell on this knees.
and holding his hands toward the cell
ing shrieked
30. Heaven, have mercy on this
dishonored house. and then sprang to
| his feet yelling, civilian villain VII
liam your life or mine! Mrs. Oar
bigne sprang up in bed screaming:
''W hat is it Oh, mercy, mercy
mailman, what is 1t And the emil.
dren In the adjoining room woke ana
shrieked. and howled and wept in pit
eons terror. while Mr.. Darbigne charg-
ed round and round the room, with a
revolver in his hand, diving into the
closets, plnnging under the bed, up
setting furniture, chasing Mrs. Oar
hIrne out of his sight and calling On
lis innocent babies to fling themselves
out Of the windows and save their lives
misery ana shame, a preventative that
the babies did not take to very kindly
preferring TO huddle up in the middle
Of the bed and yell. The uproar arous
ed the neighbors, they kicked in the
front door and rushed upstairs ant
seized the raving Mr.. Darbigne, pound
inr him or the head with q chair.les
, and wrestling his revolver from hi:
. reckless grasp, and then they demand
| ed explanations.
! Find him for me- said Mr.. Oar
! biane. s.Set me face to face with tn
/ villain and I'll drink his hearts blood
On. madness. madness! Oh. shame
, shame shame Find him for me O.
) kill me. He's in this house this yer.
| minute.
t who = they all yelled. "Who il
/ het'
: Yes walled poor Mrs. Darbigne
/ who had hurriedly dressed herself Il
: a log cabin quilt; s'who! in heaven
/ name. who 7"
Q .Oh. oh, oh yelled Mr.. Darbigne
4 .sYou hear her, men, You hear thi
b perfidious woman! Who here y II
shricked, pointing with his trembling
n fingers, while the words shot like fer
n arrows from his pale and foam-lecke
n lips. Herei The man who wore thos
n trousers T.
!. All ewes looked toward the chair o
d which they hung, and then with on
: wild heaven piercing yell Of laughter
:. the crowd Of neighbors let 60 CT MI
v Darbigne and went tumhling over eac
# other down stairs, bowling in derisio
o and splitting the midnight air viii
roars Of m.extinguishable langhte
q The children who had trooped into TT
r room went giggling on to bed and Mr.
1T Darhigne, finging herself on the p'
IF low, screamed Historically, '.Oh, Da
N by. Darby. Marmad uke, you'll kill II
t, yet, know you will On, you o
Sc fool Crawl into bed Oh. you sens
5e less idiot, that's my chemiloon !!
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of the head like 4 Partisan bonnet. Inc
hair was almost always gathered up on
The top of the head. We passed on
till we came TO the reception room OF
the khedive's chief wife. Before en-
tering we heard an extraordinary NOISE s
which proved to be the singing ana
playing of six slave ,gifls. Ihey
sat in q row. dressed alternately In
orange and violet silk. The instr y
ments were double pipe held IN elth;
e t hand by the performer and placed
together ON the lips las in Fra Angel
I leo 5 picturel, violin, . flute, sort sort
of either. and two tambourlnes. Iwe
OF these girls were very merry, ane
sometimes could scarcely sing fol
laughing. Their singing and playing
sounded like strange weird cnah'
sung verv quickly.
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Ah-Sin Strikes.
yepne (wyo) leadcr.

heyenne fWyo) Leader.
aThe Chinese employees on the Union
Pacific are becoming unruly on account
of the excessively cold weather. At
Echo. on Tuesday morning Of last week
the thermometer indicated tempera.
ture Of sixteen degrees below zero, and
the blood Of the heather section hands
was fairly chilled If not concealed.
The pigtailed fellows shivered through
the long hours Of the night, and in the
morning. after warming their rice,
COZ. cInded that it was too cold to work.
A well regulated and properly con-
srructpd Chinaman cannot work hard
enough to keep comfortably warm
when the thermometer is up to 80 ? IN
the shade. hence the hope Of keeping
warm on Tuesday was out OF the qnes-
ton. They rebelled, positively refus
ing to work, wherrupon the section
Dnss went in among them, and tried *
increase the temperature OF their i'm
ported blood. lie threw few of then
around pretty lively, when the almond
eyed chaps united in Al alliance offen
sive and defensive. They besieged TIN
boss. handled him roughly, and, as tn
Salt Lake Herald says, inflicted som'
| painful wounds. The disturbance wa
| finally quieted, and at last account
| the Sheriff Of Summit had band o
Chinese in custody. Nothing but tn
essence of good potatoes and barle..
can be fully relied upon in long con
test with cold weather and snow.
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VALENTINE

I'm not in love, my love, oh, mol
IT'S thou. as can prove;
For thou art folded closely in
And sheltered with my love.
Il hovers Ger thee all the time;
Il follows al, thy ways;
It folds thee, sweet, ~ her'er thou art,
And compasses thy days.
I'm not in love, my love, oh. no!
But thou art held there tight
Send me (the poor outsiders dears
One little ray OF night.
Bid me approach, and enter IL,
So, both our lives may shine.
That may also be ID love
Like thee, my Valentine
| -Scribner for February
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Among the replies to . recent az
vertisenent of Boston music COM
mittee for "a candidate as ORGANISE
music teacher" etc, was the follow
ing: .sGentlemen--I noticed In your
advertisement for an organist OF nln-
sic teacher, either lady or gentleman,
Having been both for several years.
offer you my services.