davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-01-23
DEECIIEIs.
lie II Threatened wltl, II .awsu!t for 8l0 600
nMn1nEFx.
Tort hin

nta =. Te,rootopn,t ,xtt IL II, r ,s,lt n. u IN mn
''' '' ~ ,,",,,n.,n" :. a' 1'e "A"'o'o
~. .'"Ess. "'"a ~.
,r 'f" '"F* '4"n.
nenfy "at' neeeneE ''a" so1 '"to tfonoc
win number ol leading rcs'!enta Ut cuHiber-
tlry uro prrsa,u,. nralnst him. /. Ia nrohab,c
H., H.. ,,tI, s...' ~ ,..,,,. IT, ~ 10 pooo
~. NV ~ w.. "a,' W uuet' .,'lu t'"'s n2a''t'
Tile Agricultural Society Of AIicglcHv County,
Md, arranged last fail for grand fasr,
a,,l tho finest stalljons, oycn. cows. sheen.
,w,,. ",,d ,.,,,c,,.rs ,,"r, nn,"r,1 ~ ox,,t,J'
u'' . a 1, sn'Insa. "e.o IT, sn.sssu 'us es''n.'
Mr.. Lloyd l.owlldcs, wl,o Is also the President
of n National bank in tI,at n,arr. thought that
recthor wuu1tl uakp u feature OF tl,c exhih,tIon.
..s'i ,'s,,r a...,sa1 s m,.,.s, Iss.' o,'a
mnn to come Oh one day, In order to draw
crowd, lie determined to engage 1eccher for
another day. He had some doubt ab1ut l}ecch-
crs record; but a fellow tuwns.unIt, Mr,
ee,ntlcs. The nephew of tl.u famous Rehel al.
1niral. Rar!,acl Hetnutrs, urged him to Eot tho
Plymouth pastor as m attraction.
Aceor,!iMgiv, as u 1'it,s,cy-MakEng device, Ms.
Luwndcs wroto to Mr.. I,eerl1rr'a boston agents
to secure him. md t!lrF entetrd Into u Contract
fnr nt,, to snakc m address tn Culn,,e r,nI o.,
Oct. q. The Agricultural Society was 10 my
hin 500 for his srryIrcs.
jiret,1cr was widely advertised ~ ope of The
FEATURES Of tilr slow. rustc.s wrro srnt every
Wtcrc In tiat ,art oi Maryland, with his naniu
nIontsslde Ut the names of lamuus aut.,,aIs fFou,
tlle nrlzu Turns Of tte StntE. President !.oWtl.
dts lad several hundred extra scatx nut up
in the fairgrounds for thu accommodation Ut
the expected tilrt,ug, anil he nude every ar
ral,ge11unt to rcup fhc *lO,U01 harvest wlkh ha
thought was sure to fu!low tlu p.chrurc tf
i}erclvr In til. fair. After hp lad diligently
worked III the ppp,,tacc tn the tntos III rxus-
tattnt, lp WI. surprIsut! alpl Jisrl,stcd IN {rt.
n, the day ucfore lAs advertised .Iats uf 1j,p
lecture, hy rrrelytny dispatch frutn bucehrr's
urpnts cai,cellnE tic engagement. ", rcus.,p
WINS given tur ,hn act, u Mr, t.ow udes tele-
Etu,,brd bayk flat Mr, Ucrvhcr must co,nu
w,tiput fail. The nrr,,,s rrnjirtl ihnt Il VIVA
impossible lor lin. to eoule, llLeu str, ncpchvr
was teraranhed to Ut length a1nl urged ,o fulfill
Ills contrnct, and ~ rr}icYu innnrent irrst,ns
from the responsibility Ut dtsappyiot}py ihv
trrat nli1ltt.tle flat rx,urt.ul lin III tcin
, 1879-01-23
ELECTIONS IN VIRGINIA.

VoDUrC,vM u, f,v 1Y-TI,, ..,i1,,.b..
aoAA'o"s' ~ 'a''' ",-t"' "eatnt1 has
has VISITED this part for seycrul years, but lhe
river wa. mt thu least iucun,hrrs,l with jec.-
th,, i, tn i,tcrfsrn viii nav,.n,t,n u,nov
s"As - ~ "'e't'u "|' "4' *"""o!
know, there Is nothing hero 10 hrtng it. aInl
never will be uut11 so,np int ernal improvements
tnre nlar. and M Ir,,,r,,y.,nrnt. 70 n cr viii hr
r -. e n..s' ~. 49,,
A4*uc WIN taete - = "asAeu e"a"s' ~ tne
management OF Tic utars of ehe state politically
anl financially, and conrur with TIM TRtn-
unu hat catituiste will not tuvrst money
.,,ax. =. ~, ,,,,,c,, ,,o.xn,,r, .,.i, nniit
""H'o '''s. ~ ee T'a'aa eueta''' t'o'''
tca!l " Eli! hnanc'ally aRa'hst tntsF shtesests*
feel truly glad ll,at people pnta!lle Of Virginia
In uw ku,ucthIuu at least uf tle workings al
lin .r.,r. ,,o-,, n,d wnx ,u,.,, n,.o o,r1 n, ~,
, 1879-01-23
ENTOMBED In ICE.
Four Nsn and a Woman Deai In = New.
fuubllan,i Iceberg.
u. y

Four AIsa and n Woman Des.i ia = New.
fuub.llan,j iceberg.
S<+ Y"fk S.a..
Capt. Hubert kahe. WIN urTiYcd In this clty
yesterday fTon Gloureater, Alass In the schoon-
cF ftirt, ot Ut. MarY's, N. j., told ycry har.
rowing story 1t ~ to fhe effect that, whlc tcs-
bound in rsaccntia Bay, on tho south coast Of
Newfoundland. On the 18th Inst, ho descstei
what appeared tu be dta,aantleta vessel appas.
entity about twu miles OF nls lco bow. This yrs-
seI was also iee-bouud. On the lol!owtn. muru-
Ing be proposed to walk to thu vessel, more fur
tho sake Vi satIs!yIng blu curiosity than any,
thug else. Tl'r ivv WAS frozen sul!d, and !o *.
perenec.i no dulieulty in obtaining the company
Ok nu'nber u tlc satl0ra aboard lila schooner.
Preparatory to starting Gllu i,urtY wrre provided
with axes and other articles necessary 0. rxp!uf-
luz titus. After tlrcsuMe iuusuey, thsouytl-
OUT which cll.tig over arll sliding over irl.
nc.l.e irregular tinsses o{ leo weru tile u.u4t
uusicratle features, tie vessel w1s reached aud
discovered to be tho hull ol large brig carcc,-
e't oEcr " the p1st siue aud Undecided III solid
tca. " tbs two taasts only tagacl stumps re.
lllalntu. On the stern post ~us paiElcu, "AAo-
la:dc FoqAct, Dierpe.h
With ll.e au Vi the axes, Capt. Kane SAYS, the
men asecnded tt!c Atarbaasd Sttle Ut the vessel,
u,M ulon salnlux He decks u lrrriu!u sight mel
met 1prr gaxs. Near ti,c gallery 4loor lay ti1
body bl man, tace downxanls, tatucddesi lu
ste 70 ~ AFin'y that Fcco.n!lsou was inpossble
untal alter r., The e'npss had been tAYso ;tly
castle were eosupletriy Blocked UP by the frozen
sea Watsf. Ills axes wrrt aga.n called hIto
rsQutsltton. and il,t pasaaRc-wsy w4s so.,n
bcbold. DLyonally across tl.c 1luur of the oncc
cuxy forevsa,tr uuu'Acr boly lay stretched.
The aap%arsIlre of lte eyrY, ulo,ltti, uIll uesk
RaJc assuranec that decomposition had bteu
ttnpsuS!srd ic,,-lux In which IT lay. Anothrr
cuEpsc Was 1ounu III The !osre4stlu, with lts buck
nuatiy upt'.hs a;;a!ust aud lraly lruxcu eo M
ulu sea-e1est. lAe head aud lace vi Tin. corj,se
which every particle VI flesh had faded away,
aud such 1t would literally have been but III
, 1879-01-23
hiONCASI.

Tie Wnntta.Isc RcEiriie Publicly fnrrntetl.
.Htfrtd tarYespend.nre Lnntfnn 91ntard.
Long bclurc daylight stream Of people
po,lscd out OF Ma,lrld OH tho .roads lcu,linr to
the salulero Prison, ns,tl to the spo. callcl
"Casnpo dc Gunrdtas,'' beyond thr northern
suburb Of Chambcry. II Is lonely, wild,
drcary field, something like common, In view
ot tho listant chain OF tllu Gu.l.larrAml, nl,1
full In sight of Madrid. 1t stands between tvs,
}lfy! roads. Gtnf tue scallold had bcun raisch
about lhrrc feet above tie ground, upon largo
square blocks Ut stonc. It Is 4 ru,lo eort Of
ptutforn,, Upon which rises polls or gtboet, usll
wooden bcncli. The prisoner Is made to sit
against tho Rlbhet, md 1s there rapidly ttrangul
By .wo or three executioncrs. They
had been down 10 thu Campo do Guar
dtns dnring the night to prepare tho
scaifoad. anil tlley wcro waiting Mt daybrcak ut
The Saladero rrtsnn to 70 through, The formalI-
ty uf asking pardon OF tho convict. In Tho Sal-
alcro tt hnd been slccplcss night with the au-
thorltcs md tllusc who wuleh the dozing cEi,ul.
nal. Deforc tho day had broks on that coisi,
chilly morning The priests had nruuscl .Iuan
OLIVIA, nlll had said three massca in succession,
wtllc he kt,cst az Inst. quite nve,l ntni weary,
VIC werc told by the Firar h!li'ssl:. lie, 1luw-
eser. never, su The courss Of those twcnty-fonr
tempted to Kill tho King lie submitted slnst
ellctrln1Iy to be rnbcd In u .lask.cGtorcd prlli-
tent dress and cap. Around It's walat whs d
l,anls bound, unl te verr quietly tu!d Ills cxc.
ciltsuncr tlMt he willingly pardoncd him AT 5
o'elDck precisely ll.lgo Molina ..aye the s!cnal,
.',t! al IN! soldiers IN the halls md pastngrs "f
oner was led downstairs ty The pries!s
Many s'th q tio = 'wnrtlers sscnsl r. 't1ci @.!ei
moved az Moncasi passed, and he nodded to ono
Prison II etron. detachment of soldiers Of the
Hue was drawn up. near to clusel carriage
t!rawn t,y two m,tles. An uneoutl-lookins md
ragged driver was IN ths hox. a.nl AioneaM
order IN march with fixed havonr:s. Firts In
tn: kad pruccshton rent two Strange, pulU tnll-
vldua!s' acto'l'pinird By war.lcrs. THEY. wc:c
rid I!aying :!ivd lately. Next came sle brother.
bsarsr aiot sfsx. Next @ WIS ns6 lie " c"aei, su
surronns1es. by. thu brethren ar.I a double lnu
lent, and r,rn took their caas or as thc ,proces-
sion moved sl"wly past. 1t ls curious thAt tho
vast ulajority Of those present on tic road nMl
At The Campo dn t1uardias wcro won,u,1 antl
roznrs mis-! ragged youths could hardly
be- tnngIned. The female part Ut this herll
WIS mostly composed 0t y0lng Elrls from tho
popular suburbs nn1 hcrr aud there yon conlI
with tho Idea tlut they oftcncr than tlley rls,sa
pay the 6alatlcro Slaits Ut permanent charat-
trr. The crowd IN the spnt OF the rxccutton,
l;enr from, truss"orthy unthority, was so grtat
The prisuner WIS ictl In the currIngc, NIL nnll
profound silence, within a square torurd nron
tl!e ssatEoIl l'y ht1ssars antlntnntry i1o n.htc1
With thu PRIESTS am! stepped up to t''r gibbes
The priests anl brethren of tic i'az Cartiasi.
When they had lett h!a siuc the ValsMlu1tl Cal.
, 1879-01-23

An American ynuug taly, writing fru1n Paris,
contrasts tne wny III which policemen Lprr treat
laasits Dn lhr streets witt, that uf lie SrW York
a[ctrupuiItun. considerably to ii,e disadvantage
Capital. She sayA,2
III rr4lA All account tho otltr tlas In nne ut
oir New York rapcrs complaining of tta' alleged
great want Df pu!itcuess Oh the rurt Ut ;tm p,,-
lirtmcD ,M re- btNtins 1lElt IN Pars lh.. Freuetl
ufIrtal IL uYcryWtrrc-Aways on band wipn
wuuir.t-Ilnl tA4t 1t halnc lrrc IL t,rvrr tsle tu
ir found within call. Ths "tttrr, whoever fn
WIS, evidently could nut hay" hccu IN ILLS
haye Geen fDrfnGrly eat.nnt tell hut have TAX
rn Particular trtllhfe-ibO. mt truuberlft.rr, f,g
! rMl.i easlly STE without Hti,rh trying tn'
gsellL difference between our i,,ne1,aln wuys
aud thusu Ut both l.oldun uni fafAt. III l.o,rlnn
thrrU hcrcr Tas y puitccnIaH 10 trr tatlits uycr
lhe streets, and, II you Ask tIrIu fur Infrnl:4-
tton, il"'y give II to you IN tbs ytrv fcweAt
wor.Is 'pssible. le.-often very grsisly,-lcayinx ySu
10 ll1 IL Us lest yuu c2u, VI ~ seek tur ltf il-
formation ui sa.ne kinsi-f;pel plsser-by. think
We wrra lIlere t,uite long enough 10 know lne
statc of thugs ~ tirrrtiy concerning Us. u we
we're In THO streets of l.onlon 70 n,lch, nul
were nl~afs nbl!4ed " get abaut wit4ttut help,
saws "Aas each snsc To the utl.r. Wnc In
London cutia to thu conclusion that country
fu'.d even W sovere'su WAS not .cr-
,nit'on; ,t w,v III ,,u, aF.t H., but i,r looknx
our uecks III tlio rt!urt. VIC wuu!d long err
tls lave been run oyrr oF kHuckcL down III tlle
STREETS. 1ur the rubtuc1 flAre nj tcsprct for SEX
lasnenoss, Or an' lnahIlv ~ Ett .,ut Ut lllc way
They run right a. oEr.-tn fact, lave nottccti
that they whti. UP Tn. hnrses while appruarhur,
and iust delight III giving YOU u rus,u fright 4
great many tltlcs naMILa u'u | ca1nu lrar b.
ing tlln nycf. Ou 6l4vl uccastOns with EpS heart
beatin.: beyontt r,atruI, woult say hng
IT, The old driver, whu as often answered With i
EEin extending truth tu car, md Say. 'Soija
Hldeu,ulsclIrt' and uash cut OF sl.llt with ht4
old .ehirlr bc(cru we cuuil Iouk round. Un lll,s
Ascnuc dc fnirEA there IL policeman st.i1-
ill.,. snt Ii liz ~" person un ttiu uutnt Uf brtnts
run over Ut klllsl liz wutiu not irayc his {,iaru
Or disturb h!u,tclf IN the least. This man wa.
obliged " ask one .lay for infuriuAtiu., aud
he very. Kindly sent n1c ubullt ten blocks
! out u The wuy. w, as well ~ olters, urv
every dav crossing 1hrsc streets aEl III nuo-
u4chtafy danger vi bein. killed, uiIlcss We run
tar.s enou:h ~ E!yc US pul;.ta,ian VI the heart
or 'ali 1"wn lu ~ liz. old Paris nud. which Is
)uss ttrrlblc. II this sort of tr,pttrrnt ol
l-dies th anS,hln:. Ike what tiIty experience Ut
ll4e hlnds VI MN lvtk policemen, u..u l I'LL
, 1879-01-23
FLORIDA EARTHQUAKE.
Two 6hocls In Rapid Succession TtnrtlluE
tho Towns AiGnk tIr 1t. Jpt,nts.
.Edrkspnriiis lF.d.) S9n and Prem

Two 6hoc1ss In Rapid succrsxfon Startling
thu Towns AlSnK tho 1t. Jn1,n's.
Jdrksanrii's tF.a.) s.n and ifst..
The good pvopis Of jacksonville went to bed
In coul tfne IN Sunday u,f,ht ouIv IN I,c r,1.lv
n,ra,,.u., ., ,ho,,, ,,r,a,, .n,., ,..,,
=" "sAI"ea ~ aooa' .''.ee" t'u"'se pe4olo H'ia'
NIGHT ny general shaking III wludnws, blinds,
antl doors, rnttlimr Of vrockury, swaylng OF tho
houses, a,I rocking to nud fro Of furniture.
nmta sh,of md tr.nh,c,, =, tt.t th.dr t,u,o y.
~ .,,.,'. W.. =. s .,s a "' 'AHssa ,n'
"e4o ai''osl .''o"" wv !" ."c HUT. 4he!e
were t"o a!lorRe' loIlowln9 euea OlheF IN rap1A
succession. nn'l t1le duration Ut both was about
twcuty.cIclIt seconds, In the towns olunv thu
NJ .Inhn,. 1lIrnr o,,l IN MI lin r.,r.,.d. H.,
N'' ~. '"'n NV! "'n VIZ ~ ~ Is."uao' Wv
SHOCK was very severe, Az Fruit Cove glass
1llea with water wus overturned, all1 In TAlia.
, 1879-01-23
DALAI.LAM

u Rnlrr Whosn VIII II Law &a Millions of
Ipt,t,Iy-.rhr Fsbulou. t;isrIss OF ltu.itita,s
pra,ne bftntstrr mn Enrt,,.
S&,, r,rt Nm,
-E,r1v In thu .trtb con,Tr.. hoforo tr,-t.,
r,,..a.'' ~ ~ A ts.u4o 1"e''
l'autli'a h'aue Ills appearance III thdla. LIE VIA
the irst preacher That ever visited ttat country,
aHl Tic nuyrlty drew yaAt thrulre tu witnrss
lila klup,t son tur,, t),t .vhur, ,f tha tuw. Inn
h's ooet."e '"foHeo '"o oSc1lHlo" VI al' e1lst-
luz acht1nlcnts nnsl customs. II Was lilo uoc-
tTinc ul Universal equity. Ut eelf-nbtrg4tlnn, uf
purs at.h Righteous living, aud 1t gu,n.d Int
aInwlv IN ia ,ff.tt,nn lin cn-,v umrt,,I1,t.
"'! ~ "S '"e'..'ss 'D' sa''J ouau"'''
gHo the huthocF OF tho&a converted ultcet'
" hy tic master ~ oN!y 1,a,o.
but lie lofty beauties OF his life a,uI
t.urhtnt,s .unr d,..t inta ,hs I.orts ~ ,,,,,
a..,,,t,,,, T., Tnn.,o-,r, .t..i.,, .',, H., .,.,s,
op'"s ~ ~""4"s'm" as'Ausss' nha 'no oHtna
III thenI Fcse as eagerly ~ Erect tt Al 1t kH1ekea
ut tlselr Io0rs for entrance. 1t youn Mgau t0
kup,,uut Utah,nal,istu o, ita own sotI-u rrtsr,on
orr,Lv ,,l,1 viii, Il. prs,,n. ,,,r,,v tfi.,, t,
o9' " wa. 80 pu'' ""as" ~
t'tahnlca. eeseaaua'a's' aasiy ~ H1o ionfta
yct'tnry helorc Ihr!ht, N1ttHst missionaries
huI 1Eeau tArnttsll Cashmere. artos8 thu Him.
alayas to Tt!ibft. bsyuml tie great wall into
CallnA, snt! wcFo seeking tac t'al'n-1rOSrs Ut
tarll!cr lndia usnl CcllutI. Il:e ncw religion
taught Immortality III! tac tFauslnitr1tlou Ut
eouls. HhtneSct t!o body tEat heIt lIuuilia
shu4Id tcrlsh le ehsetct tLe world a:Atu a. .
young el11hl Ills soul waA hbis 10 hr'ld diFinu
sparks from lis ul1dstng 1lumc tntu auY 1utlsca;
alnl thus 4 tfirsth'a,I ar0se nn!oHs l;t NuuI-
h|sts. Du4aha himself reappcurcl IN Ttabel,
A'.i here, ihcli, was lound ll'e saxttu terrttry.
, 1879-01-23

UIlcA, N. T., Jau. D:-Ilaycs lIiamsu, Who
lived Two m'les eass u UiAa, died tu-day, aged
sperct1, ho ha uut utterc. lwu consecutive wursis
1or tilty years. When ID year. 1ll, hcarlas Tia
1ati!tr swear ut = member VI The family, llu
lMaao row that lc would never spuak a.alu.
net with an acei4cut, which bruk,ed the fingers
of lls lett h4!d tll. paiu drawing from Aiu, lie
exclamation, "Ohl'' On bus o.u o;ler uera-
sion VIA ha heard to sIeak This time the word
"scc! WIS cullc1 forth by snaKe llat era y led
oycr sls. plug child. A column lnight Av tllled
by serltai Ut Human. etecut1ieit!es. eotae
ot his devices to uyod conversation Hcre crulty
III thy extreme. liz waa u euse student, UNI he
has lc1t avolumlii4ous diary Outing his lfls years
"l s!lelite. lie !eaYta u fortune vi 4,DQ to q
Aeuhe@, will 4c a1mVuitiou, "kgcp yvuE
, 1879-01-23

M lu'ec. At homr you have III urorly every
Ilotk"r roadway some orc II hclD vtra "ytr
arc USUALLY 1s,1ite 70 my certain knnwIcttst.
a. 1nanv lines "a have beet, down -. Champs
Elrarrs there has not been unrr II ro1.'tnaa
nnywhcrc III sight. II t',ry h:tn IN ambush
nt c1ntrsr, II Is tn,nuss,hic ior snc 10 get II
GLIMPSE IT tlrn,. III all thnys there f. III
c,tuntry e,lunl tn America. However. It j. very
nice To travel tIruu.i shr different la,'ls nnd
sec everything vi intcrcst.h
, 1879-01-23

current "a tnnninE from, .'u' mouths Of t1,c Yen
isr nnI n5f, frs: altn'r the ctast toward t.r
,r.rtI,. INST. and nftr1warl Under tEr influence nl
tifG rotation ri iiH' earth Inward east All
rin,'lnr currents n-c rrotusetlhy Cl.a!augh A'Ia-
hlr, Ulonrk. Lena, Jana, 1nifGtl:a. aud 'suaylnl.
Hll OF which empty thtE winters, mere or less
heated during the hot Summer III Sihrr!a. thto
tie Arclis Eca. rendering 1t iur shurt time ul
TIC ycar almost free from itc along til" cpists.
VIC i1lls!e correct estimate bf ltM+e tnHdit1oiis
wficn We planned thu nsc.rui expedition. LhfA
how everything has lnEreltcl NJ w laA Pxpeet'
cd. May ur calculations still hull Eootk 70
tlmE thfs very autumn NAV Eayc LIE joF III
kendin.. ion,e n trlretam from ko:ne haroor IN
thr cuaRts uf III" a.l!'. ptenn.
All tllc metnhcrk Ut lh' "sivdfstnu nre cnthn-
Ra*iie NJ tl prospect, an each Of TN n '0bors
It, his lusitinn fur II. realization. Yours, r.
spcctfulIy a1A gratefully, ..-.
frosr.cRtrr.1
TwktvE MisrrE. NonrH or TIE Mourn or
TIE F.ENA ls1vE,,, AsN. -. ls13-lt was nrtal.
nnlv ,ns intention To anchnr Mt the mouth If
itn' Lcnl hnt falr wind a,nl iccfrrc scn offer
excellent m opportunity tu pro ec.l TINT tee!
iuvc M rlght to neglect II. We atc+ therefore,
nov separating (tHm thr R:tatHtr Lena, III the
night, h,twcen the 21t anil iH 18th, to sail H.
r,rt 10 tl!r Ta,'iicw i*lsn, where intend 10 re-
1natn for son,c days, From H. r. tlr' tourncv
will be continued direct In BthrinE Strait asn!
Jnnan. Tia pro,pe.ts OF stteccss nre thr hest
nusstbfc. Al riylIt un huarti. TtIr yrssc1 In rx
cclicnt condition. Ile supply Of coal sufficient.
i. r.. n.
, 1879-01-23

t,',''st1 shut" ;"v.th tn,ni,1,.. his a,lcrrr. Ii.
wis great fnynritr Il. llIt nciEhhurhoOh tn
which lc lived.
, 1879-01-23
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AduE cured for nifty cent?. Thru
~! a sns M Hxfat Fl oht II saros o . VI.
TEplod. Ysow. and other Fsysrs {ailsd " " mi
lllSl, ~ quickly ~ RAuWAY'3 1tE.tD1 l&tLiAF
EitlY EeptA ptE bottle
, 1879-01-23
frosrsCRtrT.1
WASHINGTON SOCIETY.

Mrs. 1lnyrs' Lnst Isrenrtfnn-aIra. .1rwctt.
of t't,Lcugn~Thr Martin Washing m rnr.
trult- chief Jusepin rrrntinE n Stnsa.tnn
In Fashionable CIrclcs-l)uwn au 1nrlinet
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-08-12
Hog Pens and Hog Cholera

V. j. Emery writes to Rural New
Yorker: Nov that summer is here.
hogs, ii confined, should be turned
out to pasture. Many farmer keeps
his pigs III little yard or pen, often
near tie house, where the mud is as
deep as they can wallow through
lie throws their feed in the mud
from which they must pick il as bes
they can, and clear water is some
thing that they do not get from one
years end to another. Yet such a
man will wonder why his family
have the fever and his hogs the chol
era! | have seen hogs kept in this
way, or worse yet, in iloored pens
which were never cleaned, until at
killiugIime their bellies were full OF
small ulcers; and such meat is packed
and shipped East rs prime mess pork !
Places where filth always reigns su-
preme are the fatlering pens con.
nected with distileries. believe
that such places have as much 10 do
with spreading disease among hogs
"S "hiOHS tul'iV' ~ lbi US nay Y
ever known, when cholera makes Its
first appearance in any district it has
nearly always been among the swill
fed hogs of distilleries or flock treated
MS described above. | do not claim
that in great cleanliness we have an
infallibIa preventive of cholera; but
do claim that with cleanliness and
proper variety of food, the appear
nncc OF the malady would be less fire.
quent and its victims fewer; that
farmers by little care and attention.
might save themselves much loss.
Men shut pig up in filthy pen and
give him filthy garbage to eat, and
then abuse him because he is an UNI
clean animal but let them give him
q. clean place to stay in, clean food
aud clean water; in short treat him
as well as other stock; and see if he
isnot rs clean us other animals. Now
farmers, try little wholesome clean
illness with your hogs and see ifthcy
do not pay better.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-08-12

consists in each person, on joining
hands, pressing the thumb on tie
first joint of the first finger of the
other. The WORD is Doaz. One Ma.
son says DO the other az. The candi-
date is now an Entered Apprentice;
lie is given an apron of sheepskin.
aud the rest of the ceremony consists
OF q sort Of explanation of the mystic
nature of the performance, and in
endless repetition
The second degree is called the Eel
lows Craft. The initiatory ceremo-
mics are much the same. The sign is
made by pressing the right hand
against the left breast with the fingers
partly clinched, and then dropping it
down by the side, while at the same
time the lett arm is stretched out hor-
lzontally from the shoulder TO the ell
bow, and perpcndicClarly from the
elbow to the wrist. The grip con-
sists in putting the thumb between
the first joints of the fore and second
fingers. There are two pass words,
JuClln ana ShlOpOlctn.
The third degree is the Master
Mason's. The candidate is "prepar-
cd by being stripped naked above
his waist and below his knees, and
a rope is put three times around his
body. The sign is made by putting
the hand to the left side of the stom-
ach, the hand open, the palm down,
and after drawing across from left to
right, letting it fall by the side. There
is, too, another called the "hailing
sign" which is made by raising both |
hands and arms. The word is
Tubalcain, and the grip is given by
pressing the thumb between the first
joint Of tho second and third fingers.
Then follows representation of the
death Il Hiram Abil.
The candidate is pushed down aud
covered with chairs, etc. This rep
resents death and burial. Out of his
grave the now Master Mason is
hauled by tho "lions's grip" which
consists in taking hold of his wrist,
after the apprentice grip and the craft.
mans grip have failed 10 save him.
Then knee 10 knee, foot to foot and
breast to breast, the most sacred
word in the Masonic vocabulary is
whispered to him. The word is
Mahhah-bone.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-08-12

"liere we have the great Egyptian
wonder, captured in the wilds of
South Africa, with a loss of five
thousand men and an expenditure of
forty millions of treasure !" exclaimed
the Snowman shaking his whip in a
threatening manner at stuffed hide
in glass cage. "Don'tg go too close"
said mother to her son ait might
seize YOU" "Have no fears, madam,
for the safety of your offspring" OBJ
served the Snowman, eloquently I;
"for does not the good book teach us
that wonders will never seize? Pass
rapidly on TO the next cage and view
the living skeleton, or the man who
married his mother-in-law."
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-08-12
IS Specific Medicine.

~ Watches SO to 81. Reyolyers-=--s==ac
igJA $3.50. Over 100 latest Novelties. - IA
G.th AZ swan,ed. supply % Nashville Tenn' " -
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-08-12

In February last the mutilated re-
mains of a woman packed in trunk
were found floating in the Sagus River,
at Lynn Mass. The body was identi-
fed as that of Jennie P. Clark, a ser.
want girl, but the detectives for long
time were unable to get evidence suf-
icicnt to criminate the parties suspect
ed of her murder. On the 10th, how
ever, arrests were made of Nine. G. G.
Goodrich, female physician, and DR..
Daniel F. Khnball, who have a Joint
office at q Lagrange St, Boston, also
OF Mr.. A. N, Adams of Highlands, at
whose house Jennie last worked, and
of two women nurses living in Somer-
vile, at whose house she is supposed
to have died. The latter arc not
charged with criminal completely in
the murder, and it was upon their
statements that the other three ar
rests were made.