davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
AodD cit OefdDogener
Sic YOliSei fdust at, gut 81 trcfeu.

ODnnerItag Nbenb ge9en 113 llhr 1T ipiez
6erum ein junger 0teb unb 0eriImltrei=
der, So6n atlas Gbarlcs 9infel, unO stDar
Don ciuem Yripatpoli3ilten Der Wilpalfee
unb ct. Saul 8abn 9el6oilen tporoen.
Die 0auptbetbetItgte1 tpareu gegell ~ uDr
in Der IS. WtaOiion Ctr. YoIi;etltation.
9ort er5dDlte Sac Gr0Dli, Der Den S6uB
obiellerte, Dem SeriGterltatter Der Stats
3eitumg," mas fOlgt: sd bin lett mebr
Oenn IL SaDren ais 9ta6tiDGdter MI Der
WtiI1paufee unb ct. Yaul Va6m bel61f=
ttgt uno babe imIner Diel BON bent Dagiz
reuben Oelin6el, baS itd alIentbalbe:
hcruntrct6t, Su lciben gebabt. Nl1 ben
beute &erpunDeten muBte i0 i0Dn mebrere
Otale ipegei1 in meiltem @ebiet Derilbtet
0robcn lInfugS DOT bas Meftleite Boli5eis
Werid)t brin9elt. 9egen II 11br beute
&bei1o nun ia1 i'd bret iunge Surl6em
SoDn 0tnfel, etnen g~etDtllen Cornelius
uuo Bm. GloD6, iuncrDalb Der @%tlenbabHs
Yaro an Der GGe Don Sefferionz unb GarS
roll1trabe alf benz 8oDen Itegen uno ging
auf fte al, 1tnt lie Don BORT meiner Gor>
lbrift gentdb SIT Dertreiben. sic elrl=
pfingen mid nit ei1em 60 away" - !
ulD ,ionit tperben mir Dir idon 8eine
ma9en." SD faBte Oann cilten Der Sen>
ge[ al, aber I'M ielben %9lugenblife iprang
OilfeI all mir berauf u1o itieB mid nit
einen larger, ipiyen Suitrument, eineln
@lasi6neiOer, in ben Sept, geraoe am linz
fen DIR. DdDreno Die anoereu OapOns
Iiefen.
SD elite Sobn nad, ser iid losgerilen
bate, uu0 rief iDm i'll, iteben 5u bleibet.
ct brebte it1 audi berum u1tb fam alf
MIDI Sl. GlS ib aber letue brobenOe gez
berOe, nit Oem Wteiler, pollte iagen, benz
@lasmeiier, lab, 500 i'd meinen NeUoluer
unb feuerte Orauf lDS." Der @el6oilete
er5GDlte fretli6 ben 9ergang OaDon tDelent=
It0 Deri6ieben. ST lei nit benz aud sur
Citation 9ebra6teu 8iertrug bon 0auie
%tpeggegGngen, babel babe er sut.r.1ig BEN
Meg getreu5t, nuf benz Die anoerem Seioen
querfeIbetn %gaIoppirten unb i'm nd6lten
Wtornent lei ct 9etrDIfen mOroen uno su>
1antmtengebro6em.
@egen ~ ubr fam Elm Ooftor sur Stas
tiDn uno unteriuGte Die 8nnoe Oinfel's.
ct fano, oaB Der Sno6en bes lirten 8ei=
mes etiDa bret 3ou ilber benz 6uBe 5er>
i6mettert iDor0en. Der gebrau6te &e>
DDlDer Dar DON eroBem 3Ser &aliber getDez
len. Brotpn'S 8ermunbung tpirb in ELM
paar Sasen 3u9e6eilt lein, Der Std mar
nt6t tief un6 tontte au6 b1bur6, baB Der
An9reifer at ibm beraufiprtnsem muBte.
nur l1pG6 9efibrt tper6en. SpGter
ipuroe aud @m. 2LObb 9efGuglid eineez
braht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

&Ieie. -@ertauft mur6en 10 gonner
su $7.873, uno 40 Sonnen 81 $500 auf
Den S6ienen unb ~ Sonnen au $3.50,
90 3onnen gu $500, 10 Sonner Al $8.121,
20 Sonnen 81 1875, 40 3pnnen su $500
uno 1onnen 81 1925 abgel.
Wto0ltngs. - Gertauft 10 Eonnen
81 5000, 10 Tonnen su $12.OO per Goune
unb 20 Conner erobe su 1915 abgel.
uSborts".- 10 Sonnen 3n $50 abs
geliefert.
Maisi6rOt. 500 GaB rgeep @uss
IanO WtiIs" B 3u $3.50 unO 500 SAP A
81 $1.S5 per SAB.
~Screentngs". 10 Eonnen All
$3.50 per Come, 1 Gar su 603c. un6 l
Gar SI Gle. per 8uibeL auf ben Shieuen.
Seu.-9Str untiren: Simot61 yso. / in
80uen 3u 81. OO011.5 so per Ionne; 80.
SEQ. 2 81 SIC. 00(@10.50; @emii6tes Alt
$S.O0@9.OO, uplanb 4rairie 3u 900, uno
grotrie SEQ. l at $50 auf ben S6ienen.
Gtmonsen.
Gelb lit gu 5@7 psf. lei6t gu betoms
men.
Die 8anfauseIei6ungen be3ifferten 1id
AM Samitag auf So, 200, 900, uno fir Die
2So9e aui $22, 800, $40, 8egen SIG, 5S5, 1876
III Der entipre6enoen Wo6e oes 0oriabrs.
8anbes d VI bDeri@reibun=
Gen fet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
9tm 2. un6 8. Oftober 5. g. +

2m 2. unb 8. Ottober 5. S. ftnbet
bier. i'm Mtetbooiit Gbur6 8lod Die smeite
SabresDeriammlung Der vSQinoiS Social
Scienee 2l|iociation" fiat. 8ei Der @elez
9enbsit ipcrOsn 8prtrdge iiber Die fiinf Abz
tbeilungcn, nit benen Der Gerein iib be-
i6aftigt, nGmli6 Q6ilantbropie, @rSiez
bung, Gelun09eitSlebre, 9auSbaltuug un6
Gunit gebalten, Nno bieielben etMgebel1o
beipro6en werOen. Nae tpobltbdti9en uno
pbilantbrOpii6er 8ereine, Gemperen3s uno
@efdngniBreformsG ereine iino aufgefors
bert, Nbgcorbnete 5l lenocn. Srau g. 81.
0ti6ar6s, $40. 143 2aSaueltr. lit Secretdr
Der @ieieuidlQft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
,g6reibleSef0cG, fir ben ltnterrid.

Der Glementartlailen bearbeitet bon Jer=
5 tnann H. Gbicago, 8erlag
bon S. q. t6arter & Sr." 0iele iebr
ldGu atsGeitattste. nit nelen idarfcH Sps
pen auf frdfti9es gapier seorudte Tibel bat
Dor Den ionlt in biciigcn oeutiden S6ulen
9ebraudten Derldieoene Delentltde 8orz
siige aufsumeiien. 0ier5u geb0rt nament-
lib Der nit duBerlter Sorgfalt 6urbges
fiibrte Stufenga1g pom 2ethteiten (Silbcn
bon 2 2auten) uuo 2ei6teren (W0rtern bon
2 Stlbcn nit ie 2 2auten) gum S6werez
rem. 9Bir glaubcn Die Ginfiibrung oicier
Jibsl III ben Glement0rtlallen nit 6eltem
Wclpilieu cmpfebleI 3u f0uuer-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
StaOt Gbifagu.
sIrf froblt6e gsteoertebr!
Gbic00p, IA. SSu

y | c 1Ds IL. OJuLl.
Dim lebten O1ittlpo9 Wtorgen trat 9err
@t16eLm 81 a y =, Der 8tpcite Gebatteur
Der SuinDis thanksgiving, III 8c8leitung
ieiner beioen Glteitcn &trtoer, cine auf bret
Wtouate berebncte ~@rDolung5rcile nad leis
ncr ihDdbil0en OeintGtb III. StebenulD=
SpanSig Sabre, mcbr aIs Die OGlfte ieines
&cbcnS, bat CT in benz 0eilnatDlQnoe lciner
9SnDl Sllgebrd0t, O0ne il i1Siptl6en 0aS
NanD lcircr Ocburt, ben S0auplnB lctter
oGSu9enD un0 Der Der6en Brilfuugen, ipel6e
inn Die Sabre Der Golf3er1ebung ouferleg=
ten, ip~ieDerSuic6cu. @66reno oieler Belt
bat CT bier, ell trclIer lno ullermilbli6er
&Gntpfer, fir Die @rbdltung uub Scribe
rung beutiden BeleuS, gutter bcutiber Nrt
uIlo Site geipirtt uno iid eiucl1 bcrDorraz
genoen Stang inter Den Setcrnnen Der
Oeutldsanterifanil6 eu Srclle erDDrbcu.
Sa iDerbcn iDm oenn Die Sablrct6et
SreunOe, melde ct ii6 auf icinet Ian9elt,
ebrenuolIen &0ufbabn gciDonlcn bat, Die
enblihc Grfiiluug 0es lett Sa6ren gebegz
ten 6erScnSipuui6cS, letn 0eburt5lan0
lnO leiue 6DrtigeM Hieben iuie0er3uleDcn,
DON 0erSel g0nnen; tDnt OtccrcsttIue ulo
gliiGlide 6aDrt, eiuen genuBrci6en NlIf=
entbolt inter ben 6reuIocu letner SuscnO
unb cine FrOllt6e gSieoerfeDr mad Der
StGtte ieincs 8irfens 'piiIlden. = Sci
ieincn Goue9en ireiIid Ordngt iib in bicit
g9UIi6e uldbtpetSlih ba5 Sco0uern bar
liber, ulebrere OiOnate lang leiue gcipillenz
bate uuO pcritGnOniboDle Otitwirtuug,
fir bic ein ausrei6euDer Griab taum 81
beidaffen lein pirO, entbcbrcn ST. millien.
9ieie5 SeOHucrn ftu6et icin OcgeniDidi
uur in Der suOcrii6tliden @riudrtuug, DAT
0err 9tapp, uadoem er lcines 0ersens
GebuiUbt befrieDigt bat, nit our0 Biz
Seitipciligc 9lusiponHung aus Der erm.il.
OcnoeH 8erufstbQtigtcit ucllgcltGrtter Grali
uIo S6affen5frcUoigfcit icineH Ylab iDic:
Der eiunebmen miro, I'M tbn nod Dtelt
Sabre lang nit oericlben Gii6tigfeit mi
Wtlpiiicnh0itiafeit ausiufiiIen. lpie bis0er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
&etmf6ttcn 1tno Carmen ta NOro>
Nk1b01tt0.

9ieie Qdn6ereien finb iebr fru6tbar un6
bilig. &lima uno Waiier uniibcrtrefflid.
Sic Nniieolungen gegriinoet bon ipeltlthen
6armcrr, bep0lterm ii6 ieBt iebr raid.
lSegen nabcrer 8eihrcibuugen aOreiiire
man 2ouiS Buuiu8er, 2auosGommilz
iiondr, llbLi6 Nlof, 9torbe Glarttr.,
@bicagO, Su. 24nS1SSStpo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
A~Woemeimer @aaren sargk.

&gAGeuHeiaer 2SaaseH 10 Ref
8uttcr flau. 8esablt tprr6e 10
@ lac. fir frilde v@reamerD" un6
143 @15c. fir Die bette. Stride bette
,OairD" 11@122c., m~itteImdBise bis quite
% @11c. gsringere @aare
@ier. = 9(G93c. per OB6.
Spr it 1906.
Sn 81 nc; II q tt = 1.04.
SSn 8eori 1T 1.04.
SIN So 1t i'm ore 1.061@1.O7.
Sn ct. 2ouis 1.04.
Sn 9te N Oore 1.O73@1.O6.
cd Mi er ct t. -44@54c. pr. Bf6. in
oroBen QuantitGten.
Ga lg - 52(@68c. pr. pFO. IN ct. gu.
elm. s. .25@1.75 uno 200
@2.75, ie mad Gualitdt.
y efIIge(. 2ebenbe Gnten SO
per DUB. Ruter leb. 72(@8c. per 4fo.
fir Semen uno O. &c. fir 6Gbne.
Spring Gbidens" flau SIT $1.00@1.75
fir feline, 2.OO@2.25 fir 9roBe un6 $500
2.75 fir ausgelu6te; ate 6enuen $1,000
@$3.25; 6Gbne unb 0cnnen SIT $4,000
800 unO alte 6Gbne 2.25(02.5O per OuB.
GpmatpeS. - 2%0c(t130c. per J 8M>
ibel uno 35c. @45c. fir Die ib0nften unb
9an3 retfen.
&iri9en. 10000 betm baIben
8uibel.
v5tringbeans". sO@35 per J
8ulbeI, per 8Uibel GOOSE.
NpfeIitnen.- Yro &iit6eu $500
$500; srDbere Siitden galencia $1,000.
Gitronen. = 81. 50@5.5O per Gitz
hen. Balermo $7@$S.
N6orn3uGer. - 0uufler 8@9c.,
i10ner Seller 10@103c. per ID.
9imbeeren, i6marse 1.O0@1.25 per
2iitden a 16 Quarts; rotbe 1.25@1.5O.
8el emtOrm. r@rtra @reen Gar
pet 8rui6" $50. 1 SIT 6@63c., g1o. 2 su
44@52c.; "@reen9urI" vmeoium" 53@6;
mittelmd6iges big gutes 44(@4&c.; pSnfioe
& Gopers" 33@5c.; i6Iedtes oeraoes
$685.; trummes 2@3c.
8eiBfo0L = $2.00@3.50 per 100.
Sobannisbeeren. = S60ne reife
80o01.25 per &iitden CD 16 Quarts uno
75c@1.O0 per ! 8uibel.
8laubeeren. = 2.50@3.0o per
Buibel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

9fa0iteDeu0cS S6retDcn crf(Grt ii9
iclbit:
&arIsru6e, Ba6en, SUM T..
9lfaoemieltrabe, gtr. IS.
9sifolas Gfiert aus 0tiga, lctt 1868 III
NorDz Nmerifa, lebte tbc;lS auf elmer 6arm,
tbcil5 in 9tortbDillle, Sberioauz
GpuntH Suinois, nobcr ct lciileM Ieyz
ten 8rief Datlrte uuo SiDar am D. sc D.
8botOgrapbie (gemaht Bel G6arlc5 Orr,
photographic Nrtiit, SanoDt0, Sutnois.)
Gr idrieb, 0aB CT Gin Stil66en 2ano,
ettpa iun gSCrt6e Dou 100 Dollars, ferner
elm 6aIs, eincn Wagen uno , Yferbe be-
iiBe. @r trieb einem 0auOcI nit mulifalt=
ihen ~Snltrumenteu, SrgeLn Ii. i. No., aud
9tdbmaihinen. lin fiir Srgeln unb gtGb=
maidinen cine 3ablun9 au MAIDEN, reilte
er nad @6icago, inoeiien fam ibm anf
DEM 0ampfidtff ietne Srteftal6e nit 500
Collars %ab9au0elt, mas i'm lebr oepriz
mirte, oo e5 lauer ertuorbeues Gelo tpar.-
Der Bari6 ipieoer einn1aL na9 @urDpo
All fomruen be9erridte ibu bnntaIs.
Die 4ntwort auf Den leBten 8rtcf nit
ben photographer ieiner iiingeren @ez
idtpiiter, eingeibrieben i'm 8oit1mt, 1.
Otdr3 1876; oan1 Die NnSeige DOlit iGbe1
Gobe ieines 8ruocrs Carl, (eiugei9riebeu
2lnfau9S SUM 1876 iino niht beantiporz
tet porOelI, piele 8riefc aus 9orpat (9tuBz
lamb ebcufaus. @nolih lit eit Brief Don
mir, bon Nnfang BON 1877 - nit Jtiidz
ideiu begleitet = nnerbroden Suritdgefpm>
men; uno Stpar nit Der 9tanobemertunN,
Dap u. Gffert nad unbetatnten @egetOen
gesogcW Jet.
$50 ibu luden !?
Die Gorge uuD 1tngeiptB1eit iiber iett
8erblc;belt quGlt inns @ltsrn unaufb0rIi6.
Selbit penn er geitorber. 10 tpGre @etptBz
belt Dem TorttuGbrenben 3tueifeI oOr5u5iez
ben.
SIN Namen Ser b%eiOrgten Tamilic.
Srau Sulie Gffert.
6offentli9 errsibt oieie Summer See
manoclt, Der iiber DEN &srbleib oc5 Wez
iu6ten Nusfunft gebcn fam, uno ioI6c
cntUeDer unS, OOer Der betrilbten Niutter
augebeM lGBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
0ns GhheeG Snrferz Nntelz Sin

= DNs 6D6e@B arterz botelz GIgen tbum,
beItebeno aus Der Glliue Des aDge b~rannter
Sotels, etpa einem glod @runbe ige1tbum
unb benz llferreht, 5mei Oteilem iiiolt6
bon Der StaotgrenSe belegen, wurOe Sreitag
pom @innebmer Der Orittem g~tationalbant,
6rn. burlington rs. Sadion, inter ben
6amrncr gebra1t. 9as Giaentbum ges
6orte friiber ben Serren Bicree uno 8enz
iamin, Die IS na6 Dem Qbbrennen oes
6ote[s oil Die brittle N~ationalbanf iibertruz
gen, UNI ibre S6ulb an biele 8anf sn
6eder. @s tpurDe 9eltern, DorbebaItli6
BET NeltGtigung 6ur6 Gi6ter Glooeett,
fir $4,000 DOm 9rn. 6Oratip 9. 2ewis
gefaltt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

81 G y 1T d + ct.
9lttt Ginoniehue0stt

geIangten In ser D~ergangenen ISOLDE gum
Gertauf: $3.50 ge9en 1924 Stid in
Der 8orpode; nerianSt tpuroen 14,436
bea. 8692 StId. Der Wtartt mar i'm @anz
aell aenommen flau un6 tpei6elb; Der
&i69ang betrlg ettDa 1O@15c. per 100 tb.
8erfauft tpur0en II. g.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
Sur6i9nittsgeu
G6iucine

Oas Qusgebot Der ISOLDE betrug ca.
10000 StId, gegen $500 in Der GOrs
tpo6e. Sin gerglei6 Der am Sarnltag
e~rSielten Yreile nit ben ShluBpreilen
Der 9ortpo6e ergiebt fir let6te nnb
l6tpere Shpeine etnen Breisridgong BON
10000. per 100 gfb,, wte aus SoIgenz
Dem erii6tIi6:
8ort. S%amitas. Samitas.
S@lpere S6weine sum
46fe(n. 3.85@4.OO S3.25@3.70
2ei6tc DO. uno gum
Ggsrlan0t ......... 3.S5@3.95 3.7003.S 7L
S9pere iir ben Siten 3,S5@4.OO 3.45@3.S5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

Tr. Sc. G.. Sob, 8iLfes Barre, ga.,
l9retbt: SD i6dbe mid gIidli6, Sbnert
ntIttbetlen gu ~t6nnen, baB bas ct. Saz
tobszSeI bier @unoer tbut. @iner meiner
Sobne tpurbe bon 3tpei Wednnern 10 3ugez
ri6tet, 6aB er bret Dtouate bas 8ett bitten
muBte uno lid ni6t betpegen fonnte. Nls
er tuteoer oos Bett DerIieB, muBte er an
elmer Ernde rgeben 1nb NOR gan3 einleitis.
Ntr gebrdnQtenSt. Satobs= Del un6 iteQs
ten ibn BURG ben @ebrou6 bon 4 6Iai9en
Oieles ipaHasFRars9 9siImiteIs pispsr
gang BET,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

Sein MitteI in Ser 8elt fam au einem
ioidbem ouoemeinen @ebrau6 un6 eroberte
Sos 0ertrouen Der Meui6beit 10 DSaig,
oIg .@ber's Gberrp 8ectOral", aur 9eilung
bon 6uften, GrfGItung uno S9minolu6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

81. gierce's FGolden Medical Discovery
(Gjclbene mcbiSinil6e @%ntoefnn9) furirt einen
Suiten in Ser 9alite Der 3eit, bic anbere Wte6tsiz
men ba3u gebraudeIt, unb 5war nibt burd Ser
tro6nem 6~elietben, %ipubern inbcm eS Die ltrioGe
~bcicttist, 3. !. bic Srritation Iinbert uub bic
t%cioenben &bcile beilt. Sm alien gpOtbcten Su
hnhen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
Spe3ial=N Betgen..
Gitte &drte!

&n Nne. peIde an ben TuTsen pom Sueenbianben,
n~erpDier Sdpdbe, 9nttrditiauHs, Berluit Der Nanness
trait &c. Ieioeu. ieHoe i'd fOiteMirct Elm Jtscept, has lie
tnrirt. Dieles groBe SeilmitteI pMrbe pom einenl Neiis
iionar in SiDzamerira eutDeds. edidt Elm ~aDreiiirtes
6onuert on Rev. Sol. {. Sumau. Citation D. Meus
gorf 9itp. 14iaM1St lot IpS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

rem. Gsi lit tpotIbefannt, bab OF. SdnreS less
MIter Il. Grfabrung ia alien ~tutptigea @rten bon Same1s
g&pdde, Santsn: gerI%it in SOLSsm bon SEaaT men.
mem fi6er cebeiIt fuerber. 9arrem, tpeIGe bic SeIi.as
tefe 8sban6Iana tpinfaer, tpolcG Doriprs@en ocer
i6reiben. Mngenebmes nntersontn1en fir p~attentsH:
Gin @uH fir SaS @oIP. Qeitfaben fit 9eirGtben, tueI4es
erflart, trer ~5etratben foG unb tuer nt4t, irtrs geGelt
10 Sent gortobergatuns ~3ageionOt. Or. Santes beFst
80 0intmer uno SaLpts. Daan betotntnt Rieman6e1 3t
ieben as ben 9ottor. @ei9aftSitanben bon 9 n9r
gSprmitt0oS BIG 2 rlbr Mbenb3, SDnnt6gS BON 10 bis
IL Tibr. sue GeI9afte nerhen auf -oas Sistreteite
erIebiat. Stottern Ino StGmnteIn po1stto euT1rt OOes
feline 8eaabIi,na ~berIdHats
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

0ebt TT 0eI+ Ser beribmte vSuns
tQpg @QperRpr@, Siebe Ilaetgs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
a nfet9fn
Ner3tli6e Nn;eigen.
Dr.. sSarnes

XoG 5ospttaI,
Gde @afbtmStoM
IInc SrdnAtnftr.o
@btcaSCs
bon benz Staate Sic
Iin0is 81 benz aiIsS
brItli6en 3tpede
conceiipnirt, foforS
tise 9IIfe IN allen
TaHen boz peimIis
den 6roRii8en.
8rduf5eittn itno
8eih!rerbeG
Il, RON Stidhften
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
Nabrtd)t ~Oertauat>

9fa0iteDeu0cs S1reibcn crf(drt ii9
lclbit:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

Sd aGi.
Ser 100 gf6.......6.1O $50
SAILS 5A@5N. S9mierfett 4@5
per Hfunb.
N. B.-Sorlteben6e getreioez8reiIe 1im6 benz
Samlta9sberi6t Der Gbea9oer 96rie e%ntlommen.
lIno selten III Der @e9eL IIr @aare i'm Spei9er
Observatory
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-30
She Sewed on His Buttons.

Old Blummer is tlght-fsted. Several
days ago he said to his wife, "Maria. I
want you to look over that broadcloth
vest of mine and put new buttons on it.
cause I'm going to CO rd- party tonight y
"But, Ely" answered Mrs. B., II haven't
any buttons to match that vest, and"
''Thunder!'' broke in Blummer: "the
idea of woman keeping house as long
as you have, an pretendin' to be out of
buttons. By Georgel I b'lieve You'll ask
me for money to buy 'em with next"
That evening Blummer hurried THROUGH
MS supper and began arraying himself for
the card-party. Presently he called for the
broadcloth vest, and Mrs. B., with mar
vellous PromPtitude, handed it to him.
He took it, hastily unfolded it, and then.
ss his eyes took in its complete appear.
ance, he stood as one transfxed. It was
ask button vest, and there was six buttons
on it, and the dazed optic of Blummer
saw that the first, or top one, was tiny
pearl shirt-button, and that the next one
was brass army-overcoat button, with
U. S. cleaning upon it, and that number
three was an oxydized silver affair, and
that number four was horn button, evil
IDENTIFY from the back of one of the Puri-
tan fathers coat: and then came sus-
pender button, and then, as the dazzled
eyes of old Blummer reached the bottom
button-a poker chip, found in Blum
mer's pocket, with two holes punched
through it-he gave snort that made
the chandelier jingle. There is, after all,
a tine sense of humor about Blummer.
and he laughed till he cried. And there
won't be any button money grudged in
that household hereafter.
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Religious Education.

A curious question was passed upon bv
the English Court of Appeal in the case
of Agar-Ellis against Lascelles, namely.
as to the authority of father to contr d
the religious education of his children.
and the effect of an anti-nuptial agree
ment with the mother in relation to such
education. In this case, the father was a
Protestant and the mother Roman Cath
olic. The father endeavored to have the
children educated in the tenets of the
Protestant faith, but the mother, without
the knowledge of the father, caused them
to be baptized as Roman Catholics, and
to attend the services of that church.
The father, settling upon each of the
children a certain sum, caused tn I'm to be
made wards of the court and procured an
order from the Vice Chancellor, declaring
that they should be brought up as Protest
ants and restraining the mother from
taking them to any Roman Catholic place
of worship. The mother opposed this
order, claiming that she agreed to the
marriage with her husband, relying on a
promise made by him to her and to her
relations, that the children should be
brought up in her religious faith. The
court of appeal affirmed the order of the
Vice-Chancellor, holding that the father
had the legal right to bring up the chill
dren in his own faith, and that he had in
no way forfeited or abandoned his author
ity. The decision is in harmony with
the general rule, that, as to the religious
education, the child is to be educated in
the religion of the father. -Albany Laso
Journal.
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A Slow Train,

We are frequently indebted to our
friend Colonel Yard, of the Monmouth
Democrat, for anecdotes illustrative of
character Of the peculiar people who live
in New Jersey. He sends us this:
The Hon. G.. T. tells good story of a
slow railroad in the northern part of the
State. He says he went there cunning,
and came to short line of road on which
was run a single car, the forward end of
which was Partitioned off for baggage.
He took his dog in the car with him and
put him under the seat. Presently the
conductor came along, and insisted that
the dog should 60 into the baggage-room,
which, after some alteration, was done;
but here the baggage-master demanded
as ''swindle," "put up job," between
the conductor and the baggage-master.
and that sooner than pay it he would tie
the dog to the train and let him "work
his passage" The conductor assented,
and the dog was hitched to the rear of the
train. The dog, so T. says, kept along
easily with the train, but the conductor
began to get uneasy, making frequent
trips to the engineer, urging him to iu-
crease the speed of the train, and back
again to watch the effect upon the dog.
The latter began to show signs of fatigue,
but after while caught his second
wind, and was keeping along as before.
The conductor now ordered the engineer
to heave all the coal into the furnace and
stir up the fire, which being done, the
speed was perceptibly increased. The
conductor again went to the rear of the
car to observe the effect, but the dog had
disappeared, whereupon he triumphantly
called rs attention to the fact. The
latter, after taking a glance at the situa-
ton, quietly pointed to a crack in the
floor of the car, "and there" says he,
was the dog, comfortably trotting along
under the car, and licking the grease from
one of the orle 6ores !"--Harpers Maq.
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ANSWERS to Correspondents ;"

Desperate Wife.-O My husband is
not only false to me, but treats me very un-
kindly. He knocks me down with chair
or something, every few hours, and last
week locked me up in the cellar while
he went shooting When he returned,
after five days. absence, he released me
with the remark: "Great Scott, amt
you dead yet?' Yesterday I detected
him putting arsenic in my tea. What
shall I do about it2 (2) Are underskirts
cut gored with ruffles this winter or not2
~ You must win your husband by
kindness. Hiding behind the door or
under the bed will only make him worse.
Plat your hair like trunk handle so
that he can drag you around the floor
more easily; and work him a satin-quilt-
ed club-holder to hang on the bedpost.
The great thing is the proud conscious
ness of having performed your duty. Do
this and all will be we'll in ten or fifteen
years. (2) Well find out this evening"
San Francisco Post.
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''Thank Heaven For That"

AS 'Uncle Toms Cabin" was being
performed in Chicago, recently, at Nc
Viker's Theatre, gentleman, whose
countenance was of very serious cast,
stepped up to the box office holding a,
five dollar bill in his hand.
evil uncle Toms Cabin be played.
to-night2" he asked, with the utmost
solicitude.
eyes, sir-yes, sir-how many seats,
sir2" calculated the bland divinity of the
box.
'sWith the full force of the company,
including the Jubilee Slngers9''
"Yes, sir-yes, sir.''
"And this is the last night2'
Yes, sir; positively the last night"
''Well-a thank heaven for that! ex-
claimed the man as he pocketed his
money, and without smile strobe rapid
~ away.
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He Packed, His. own. Hogs.

20 Some years since there arrived in
Cincinnati man from the interior of
the State, who had drove of hogs to
dispose of. The packers Of pork were
then, as they are now, supposed to buy
as cheap as possible, and lit was alleged
that they had entered into combination
to keep down the price of the live article.
The stranger visited one establishment
after another, but failed to. get an offer
that suited him. At length he concluded
to have the hogs packed on his own &C.
count that is, to turn them over to a
packing establishment, to pack at his
charge and sell for his account. The
bargain was made, land he retu1 Fed home.
Some three months after he was met by
friend who had heard of the transaction.
"You packed your own hogs this
year, didn't you2" asked the friend.
"Yes." "Did you save anything!" con-
tinued the inquirer. "Ohe yes, I saved
something. I saved my life, but I lost
my hogs" --Bosteu transcript.
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Little Johnny on the Pigeon.

My sister says no man wich shoots pid-
gin matches shall marry her, but no man
wude want to marry her guess, as long
as the pidgin shootin held out, cos that
would be fun enuff Wen she said it her
yung man got red like beat, but didn't
say nothin. Mex day he asst my Uncle
Ned did he kno eny body wich wud like
to bi a jam-up good shotgun. Uncle
Ned he said: ode like to hi it my own
self if it was good pidgin gun, but
guess it amt, cos it has come nifty nj
spilin match" Some pidgins carrys let
tiers, same as the post office, and one
time wen my sisters yung man went away
he cot one of our pidgins and took it
along for to fetch back a letter to her,
jest for Aier. Next day wenever that
girl heard the dore bell ring she was jest
wild, cos she thot it was her letter come,
for her idee was that the pidgin w1d
leave it at the post of6ce, for to be deliver
ed by the letter carryers. But wen my
mother tole her the pidgin must come
thru the winder, she went and thru up
every winder in the hous, and it was a
cole day, and Frankly, that's the baby,
took cole and come nifty near petern out.