davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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catos. Is appreciated by nil lnver, Of thn curl
07f1trs IT literature. Thr present work, rn-
tilted t:t,rIt~l.trs Of l',trltnD Nhc,GlAt,,rr,"
cnlnpIclcS tho ttibicct. 1t gncs lmpk 70 tho
N"rnlaf, cHnq,cnt md cn'llns t,nwn 10 ttua pr'~-
CIT day. Hfring IN recount Ut tho ynrIous
oi'uohs In English ChrHtan n.,ncB at,l tho In
t,,enocs wilnt' prAucctl tho1rt. Tho titfe Is to
st's,lo extent misleading, for Mr. l,nrtisley hns
Honc fstr mort than merely 10 make
u collection of baptiamnl aeccntricitlcs.
The purltans hnd strange freaks III tho
naming of thntr ch!dron. but thoy wcre not
htudy of suct ila,1lt* NJ TrIbuIAttoh WhoIcaulnp,
Ssctafast. Renewel.> satn.e.,- High, Ncjnyce,
sn. Hsp,eS 5 nsri coatnsnt Saf so5sy sw iST
nysr curious, w;.lld corta,ly lm te.lois aud
af2tanlS rSaK Mr. *;iO|X ho|h hs far
icsS>fitienl. ills study of tho risc, History,
md decline Of several cl,*totns III tho matter Of
1n.nGat!rs; IT. IL nrc5ati1n the athr
Esen II we full to nccept hi. thoories, htacuro'ls
r.'y Of ract, s,,Ygest. endless reflections ,!p,n
usnco OF nanlrs ut t!!l1erunt t!t,,es.
f It'll the a' @ t epNSg Nao + sh ,1s Fs1 r. W. a1 ys 'y @
t,rst cl1arf"r Il IN cinI!arsfc study Of whnt Mr..
i.aria!ex ealls "'rho I1pbrew inynaIon," which
j. @ e ne aetoa esSser Il Is 'sS et.c fnfs @
;ccent5otics." h divided lrtu m intrtae-
@ IN n s ns srlss sa Fstc.
here wa hMvn number nt ludicrous anecdotes
"n!' ,!,tn;, ,s!n,;E!g stoFes; Here I NJ cxtract
trttlEanGc,. In Ancr!can, na'nn-givtnR Pnns
conlpounled of hanuslnal natno and surname
New ha4 + sois christened ] Nuih!nE @ M ind sone.
f!linK; rries @ lsct'nes Sterling rrGo Carrtl.
pss" cp1 s:sWs VIII. pp; cs s1SF ?rps %
XWayt Quite. il used 10 20 saIiof lug i;,ix!isi'
, 1880-07-24
LITERATURE AND SCIENCE.
Lilo ind Writings Of Huelllc-
Samuel L0ye-puritAn
Nomenclature.
Saint Simon's Memoirs Sisters
English Poets-History Of
Greek Literature.
Everyday English -SignIangnage- -Madge
to Margaret-11asonic Light
Theological Works.
Scientific Publications ~ Magazines -
Books celved-Literary and
Scientific Notes.
LITERATURE.

Ty1.1t hy1, 1v,,1trr<cu ~, ,,,,c,+. !,
-. :. 1NMn M .S"s oF noCh!4ls.
Henry Thnfnns buckle wHs Il writer whos0
fn,np depends upon u Binnic book, And that
DOol po,ltlnrrts M n H. ,vns t,,t tt,n trcn,rotn
,,,r,'tia ~ H. n st "o a ..,
..,.,'... " ."' "olh hs ,''''u ~" llnnhca'
reached Mt lnnst twenty yo,t.Mca. TD-tluy
Buckles INFLUENCE bns fn,irt1. rhn !" History nr
CIvIif,ottor" IN. ,s'n,, .,.st ~, - .,..s. r,..
which tho tide Of speculation, hns chhet1. For
thuso renBnns hia lust blugrnphcr, Mr.. IIuth, has
usa,,nr.t I'm ,t,Fua,ra f,,,,, tho n,,I ,I,,or
,isc,I hIa ,nr, ~, :, " ,,,.on.,,- .,t., ~
H1D.. na '.. ~ ~ u"sees etsaooe WIN ar
ulenh!o. WIN when Ior q time lilo English
wceRliGs hnd considerable to do. Tho bprr,tply
Is intcrcstinp. but stnrts with nm nsyumut,tn, nr
vrpotrcsu fnr IT, hcr, wttl, ,vbfc ,vo II, ,,.,t
sau"s'1s 1,, ~. nc "e.o "'u "n,en , W. ~ lsSt
nKfce' nnckle was not n great philosopher. On
, 1880-07-24

4tr. Abbott calln thls"A popular explanation
ot tho lea.ltnx toples In tho law OF thu land"
laad he not further stated that it was not IN
" Every nun bis own lawyer stylo Of Mok, we
should hnvo taken exception to hls subtitle us
too pretcntious. No Une book Gun tuku tho place
Of professional oxperi0nro und tra!ntug. Hut
general l'ons ns tu special br,lrhcs or features
ct 1urtsErl1dtntu cyl. be poptlarizol and frt+Ht
fi1,m the tuuhnletlt1es vt tlls text-luuk. Nr.
Abfs,t& nus furnished, IN u la1lly, convenient t
furn,. II currret uld routlnbla, account VI tho
lending nsp:cts aud gcnrra! prtnciples " mod
eril lAW, aud bJa explanation Ut tho rllea which
hoar upon ovury-d1y LIE is cleAr ana conclxa4
, 1880-07-24
SAINT. SIMON.

SAINT SIMON.
IA secret historian; n geoiiietrican, diseased
is b0iay and mind; d good ensy man. nlways
dreaming, mud treated ns IL lrealncr,-thcrc you
hnre ths throo nrttsts Ut the seventeenth cunt
1ry. They liuvo stlrtled aitd perhaps IL lttlo
shocked III all. LII Fo.,sano, tho happest. wns
tho most perfect; l4.scnl, Clrls.tau nntl phi.
1osopher. the must elevated; Snnt Simon, given
up entirely 10 his fancy, IL the most powerful
Aid tho most tr1,c." 50 wrute N. Tn!nc, ntsd fn
Mrs. oltphnnt's most admirable surics Of
- Foreign Classics for English !seadotT." the
seventeenth century hnyo heen condensed
into a must cnteftaIn!nK little VOLUME hy
rclnnrkabic mali, VT biz twenty volumes Of
lnctnurs nrc Seldom. II ever, rend. and few lNcn
remember bis existence. III t,!et, hIa nnino Is
clntnrd{us, Tise work to which lau detU,el Ills
HE presents q living picture Ut tho old regime.
csF cH y o s s;9F WiV evS ts'nr It RS it naTc III t. IT.
trigncs nno ccreuio'ilgs, mid describing them 20
Mitn1tay tsint iiu would nut lnLo 1arcd u p.l-
oIrs offered d rluh quarry for 10 sk!l'ful u work.
nun us Mr.. Collins hus proved hIinseif tu lN,.
M liis H.. was nGt MI ,st g'sy oS s ne
s"st. is Ill i'ea vi "s.' SS ostsris!a'ax as eets I'll ~ 81
Krcssio,,s On RINK a,,sl nobility nnl eereMnnsnl
"details with wt'lchl!Io nrIglnns n,u1Ilolrs hbn1l
I'd. Saint Him Oh wns Il hitter wrltur. nnI not II
fnc. Tile cum rllalnnt on the LIP. to the fAcp, ws
tnn often fo!lnwGd w tho int'st ,sactotls sucer
lisht, Sroto their anihor, Il tsau6t .tot tt t.t S
thy; will cango psNdialous rev.!Fion OF iec'-
!tE An r. re- ~, i stn p NJ l!s9 tt,Gir pullsfn-
E1ed fMet n,ld ilotiotl must rGrklcsly. ind. III
rCnll'ns s,'ys tho difficulty Y TO- knnw n.y. whit y
S;'Gxa strH qd atx Mt nGt II Il tGe e1xc n Ssk j.
i'rsiisi, ai;a spansh Courts ,aainie ueuvo tlas
, 1880-07-24

I1f.tP, frDn1 Eh1tGrc 10 the WDfk tIf!-
serves il,,il}alltjrl praisn. II Il snlhrt!nn 1t
,hf. 4,iOita If us1nri4. and ihr history Of Eli.
WI4I. 1un.try ia 80 with. that lnnk wIliri aims ut
.nrlrtl1IY lfu hest frn tho whole field and prt,
,l,,,nC!,lr ia Judgments with snn,t HeYrcn If
authority must bs the joint pr1NlIctlol 1T nlurD
linn utits writer M n,,n Of rcnl po,ttc merit
Inns fMrn olnttnt,, nIthuuxh we rnny tNcaao1salty
Disagree IA 10 tho representative character 0f
tho Selections eh',sen ur r the rcnat,,ts for tho
omissions Of favurit specimens. y thlrf volume
coming down to Wordsworth will be eiFcrly
lookCd for,
frhc English Poets. en'ectlonH, with CflticRl
1ntr,1ucttunx: Edited by T. II. Wnri, 81. 4.
Vols. l., ii. Now York; Macmillan & Co. prico
$3.50)
.........-... ...- ---- ......... ..........
4 II1sTonY OF GREEK LITERATURE.
prnf MnhntFv Ia wD1I knDvn In American m
,.,,t no ~ 1.n,.', rcn,,cr thro,,vt his s,,,,as M
Wy. ~, 80 W ,x" ~ n'1 otuuI
0f Old urceK nie+ tho "sociat l.lo IN ufeccc,
tho "I'rolcgomcnn to Ancient History" and
oL,sa,cni suhntnr If rr,at irmrntnv md ,uarto,
..,'... y. ,'.,.,.aI s.... nv
an!llly. !le nus tho as!o'ts"Mi laeHItS ol neinH
nble to o1othe tho results pf hin researches and
studies III tutrlx,bte Language. In tho two
,,I,,,rn. ,vhfnh Ma intost ,yort IN ln.
s..''.. 80. ',,..I ...., .S,st.., .,,..,.s -
G'xs s " NJ hnst Hero, a cf't1eai siy y,t 2.
IT , .e, sao"n ~. ia.amFty Wit
mu st nn "'.urn e.1. ~" nl"n ,s wn 'auif M
, 1880-07-24
"N0W WELL AND sTRONG.n

" psIIPAAN. Iil.-DlL r. v. p1RncE, buffalo,
f.u!;:+E. T.. a;:E.Dettr SIR: wish to state u,at lny
s1t1. au WIS lust falling nY tue doctors thought,
Misti consumption. 1 ohtAlnpl u llAlt tl0xuli
roatiea eoi.la " your discovery for her nllt size
sssu!'m'uls!ced ssa'' itnproying ut once, a,lu IL nav
bail Very truly. youn,
KEv. IsAAo N, AuuusrtN.
, 1880-07-24
SCIENCE,


SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS.
Tho "Frrsh Winter nhtsznno,]s nr4 Sor+,
A,ncri,, - rnrp. ths ,ns, .,e,s.a .,;.,.., wv"
,a,ie.. ~. .o''4a sao "nt ..uFn l'"oacauon
wh'ch Nus appeared from tho United Stntes
Geological Survey OF tho Territories under DR.,
i. v. {lAytlcl1 It WIS prenartsf liz l}r 1nsenh
Inr,,v thc nt,fnont ,,ntn,rI.t o,,.t r,;..,s.,I.t
~" IT,an.t,., - ACCOMMODATIONS VI
no,I urn thn iopnst o,t, .,,nn,nst rs,..s
I, - o , ~ ~ ~" s"'l.sn. tn'!'' ~ " "A'-
tahls' ana require inc hl96 power Of tho nlcr0"
scpEU TO distinguish their structure, While
inoat Of them con .truct shclls OF rrcnt beauty
md x,nrlrtv ttotr uoft 1,nrt n,na,sts ~ a IoII,,
ill., .,',,..s,a asA 'urs pA oo"s.N.e VI Jc"y
l!ho suostaueo' from me np3teafaace OF
their temporary org1.1Is, resembling roots.
they have received their ptoscnt ilRtnu
Incaniug root -fuotcl'" This work treats Of tho
hMbltH nn1 distribution If lthlzopoAs as they
tEer III ,llt tho fresi, waters or tho country fr
the Atlnntlo border IL an altitude ur l0,U0D fece
III thu !t0eky Maintains. Their structure Is nt.
cnrnte1y described. MS disclosed by tho Intcro-
scope. Thu Interesting rnct is notcd by the nu-
th0r that these minute animals. some OF which
~o ucn',Sclotlsly drink ~ stlr Wntrr, beius tho
lMen tho rst representatives Ut ltfuon carth; ii
they represent aitr uwn lnust rCnote ancestors"
Dr. lcfdy received 10 gt.e1lupcnRe whatever for
tbs work except tho grttilue OF scientific men.
~ ur,lctlu Nh. / nf ,,,a ttn,,ct, stn+c. En,a.
rnn1ot-i,nni "r1uiaanm =, IN: rn,f i n",t"ri
H. Es,"rt',"rv tnt.,s -, X H., .',nncs M . tn""t
",,d !,,,mns ~ nrMvontf,r t,arnos ~ the it.o,
sint, NC "1.t,,1trnr,, ,ts+ II I. ~, We
pmmuhfrt 9f II t,Mf.s md shn,h IL, rec',nxf,.i
~ Vtn tSnnnr"h{n tt',a,at"r @ ~ H. I'll
, 1880-07-24
SATURDAY,

md r. what EVERY me shnfa knnw-nns TINT It
Is ui,stvp afr!t.iy Hc,aIsAt" To I readily nc
.s'pEr'l n.ul ,It.lvtt4l u3pentlnn. Dur Statrs
an, II wt,.ii in. l,npos.la,c 10 rivo the vnry1ug
laws in ", snlni' n cu,npnss. hut tho general
principles are fully mid fairly stHtod. Tho
chRrter IN Tho Chinesu, ,lt,tl tho different lnwa
affecting their slatus. Ia Timely. 80 OF other
tupcs,
, 1880-07-24

FMRc. 1Heio III h'nPb EHF'ety VI ca1fNeteF ~
Eiyc NC and movement to the story; The herr.
cousin, col "a and ,er iris''ds % and and kin.toik. @aks
!s zfiR xRsy ~ an wa'f *%f VI bcrs s'f aes esns ts
| pictures of homo itrc and hn1uc Scenes, nnl
Without Without Possessing a,yti,lR Gf The aeIsAtloMa M
cat to tho close. sc looks us Ibis, oven thottgh
cess. fhey ara . tic" tic hcst % ps1csts 1 ngainst aay
ilsl 4 morbid cri.yI,0 On ti.e parri q Amor!can
der. pleasant, ,smoothIy written story, thorough
y 'mttra aud realistic, but fra!istle M u that
xra'1c.l Tho design On tho c0vcr Is neat u1,d
Nrs,nl IadRe to Marearct. Ey corroI, Win
cluster Huston: Lee & shepard. FEfco, Sf.>
MASONIC LIGHT.
Tho nuthor Ut this book declares hts PURPOSE
! a1d uEtn to ~ "to corroct the ilasrlnt .nisrcn-
rcsctl.Mtions of anti -Mnson!o writer's respecting
tho alleged abduction and mur4lcr uf William
Morgan In Wcstern Suw York IL little murc thnn
lifty yeats a9o." Mr. Huntington cinlnis to haye
prepared th!s work ut tlo suggestion Of nium-
bcrs Ut tho Masonic Order. 1t Aecns rnthor s-
RtlfAr, II this ia TO be considered tho authorized
Mnsonio scrsIou Of tho nfYuir. that tho puhlica-
tio, ahon',l haye been 90 long DELAYED. The
preclnte thu rcns.'t!s fur rusrllK II ut this time.
Ftfty ycars nFn u was tho Rreat sensation OF thY
aiiec,p tlia p"ljtcs Of % ,,o sinte 10 aunrkcd
asur,. lt1 WIZ ,rufn"ses ~ i,,ve t,ct @ .ss,i'
Hill fran lst ori pctnr.is =, nnl IN t. t.
ii,intn rnf,ttnn ~ .', ~ ~. H.. t ~ % = nt
Tnisohnhs svnh h.,:n ,3o"', ~ ,,r,,int., ..,ri,,',
to Dast inv venrs VIZ dm I,.,t s"e IN II vrrx
n',1,,t, inv ,,;rtiSr nrc,nt r, tia s',thnr' n,,
,"onta n,t r. ~, rn,.is., ~ ~ HS IN i.. t ,
sre VIE ton + iii s1s shu,i% ~ np IN cnr W ,
ah ni'tbs .,nra ~ 20 n'u H ,v, ~ r. ts't y t; Hu
Iot, IT, Hpp y1saycr r. s now WIN njdj,ion G 70 tS
tn,nn 'o'as p"o''0"''s' oal lolo 'ho 'css "el-
oo"''
| y,.,,,r. >-r r,,,,,,t r,o,--.
~ ~. '!I, i1t,i-onacAh MoltAs
Ws havo received tho second volume Of
Michael HetIpin's Historical lnetry OF Tie An
| r,nnt ftnhrrw. Thc nrxt .nIrr,a ,vo how,
| o,-"..,.. .u,t.a., I."u..'. :, -. '"'o
n'te""S nolMea. le'ipla Is orlt'cat scho'af:
hit he adopts too often tho opinions Of German
authors wD tlo nut hesitate to characterized liz
ulevcnI" norttons or ,l,o nl,, rrsta ncnt hIsforv
,,,,, A., .,.,.s.,' " - o ~ ,..', t.'t.;
""'o" sne ""1os'3 ~ A"'er'cah Hno huHlsH
eu",a MA" n,.s srs w. ,eso,s ~ ~ ., 'es'ss
laela' tno aulhor co1t'h'ies III tne ptcseht
yoi.itnu his method Of giving tho hstpsicnf con-
I nection III WHICH tue raris'ls poctirut co.pDsl-
tiDns Translates! by bin were prtHMcrd. II tho
Mnlln. tho work Is nt nnly loart.cs but fair III
, 1880-07-24

| rerhr'A nf tho pretrr1Cu ar tho 5srGelttGa IN
abil,laut cotsirmntioi. OF tho Scripture history
IN nni,lncnts an,l rartolis rccosnltfons Of sacss
suplH.ltion that Tint atstOry, ~ far ~ Egypt is
wS; + ,ro1 m9 f6 point INT
eeca vews aey II wea e
and caus. u lis ,sstr.ctiona II I'haraoh an hi
Il Tho iille wa isr !" he narth. and that tilo
:!,,,, 'ts!rs%s pf"eceet , from Egypt tGvsrd Gars.
MstiIierras,san % sea and 1''1i ,ho "'tS reson @ oi
like: on tho .outh. which IN tito spring
@ fSn a v,Is anil ne ns .enF'ST Tha
itr!rrws. he thinks. went thrMtgh fiji. l,rsange,
ad !l, shc Exypisa'ls ~ 1t MMttenp!'s t. fnw thorn
@ the hosts h. nf rnn..h were drowned II tho lsr,i
The tircck and ltorhnn hist0rial,s IN rcxNrl to
Exynt end H. Whit sot, BE- soss,. ~
onr Little tbg i;e! Sen. Thcso WORTH, 'sS +. ~, i,
Hlrbouls. lnrcgaItl 10 thls thc0ry Of ilrilvsell,
iii i,ew lille Dlctionary: Wills itfeory| a COZ. y.
il!cts will, tho plntn t,trrntIyu %! Scripture,
aIso requires {hnt itu!neses be transferred 10
s s ssa sps[ peSsey xsd s 5g y1s A. SsidPP:
us ID highly Instructive, nnd viii doubtless bo
extensively read. lii II deserves to be.
-Thg question ne to molcs Ut t'IsposnE of hi.
1tAa - etas1c3L
Itaclisslon ln Grrat lsrItan as well as Ancr!en.
with our. nssocintf0ns nntl usnHcs, W.. shrink
nia;a that t r." ~ s,.IIs ~ fno nrt.eSnt arstan ~
h,,rIs hntl IL ntfv nuJ r1Itntrx vre tfcrenstr. ]
viii ii,e ;n,sr az tnn nv II, thn arrrrrnwsir n.,.
i,nsnT XII" NM, E,tr,nn Il IL Sccomtn~ r1"wo
nTn,,tc,, hn ~ i.ai III ti,n f.a a. * tas
se5ys ss safety Of te living and obyiate M tllill.
ensisrns,nn' iat r., i3,nc ,hn resiny. ~
tn n ",;,. ~. ., ~ su..n 4o,r ~ ~,
~ ID prescrse tbs ,1,cRory Of fs,ens aua fans T.
i.s ,s; II i'st Mwxsn seFs flee!on oa ths s4a
sna vs.ii,,,, ,stI, ,' ,nn tltc ~ 'a afsTs Ac,n
It",ttf,,I. ny ,f,o f,annrics u ~ ~ r,,,,r.
With llns lccn ~ rcee,,.iy u,,bI,shed I in IouuHu
MnnnsT tIs !" onInnwnru tut ~ tortt
tun isressnr i e,,v".,icne.s Of INV [r,n1rs nq
at crc1.o1, to a,,d G tho so Of r;,s @ wo 70 Sw 1'
x prntGrnso t ,,ai Gssnete',I qa ama ether
inh nru. e , shaitcrr r'am % 1hf G oy
f .,.v n t ~ ,in,. ,st Ea. ~
ns a eycrxrcens ei t ai sbar M ssrurT s u. To-
Gspy Wy vcry sin"il sIace ana permanently ,Erat.
nM narf nnv WIZ fars n r,'a ,, % to
M II, ,hs v MI aro ~ ms,s soq aao ~ H.
Gca,to,i ~ fs.,,4. ny q ~ eao
, 1880-07-24
EVERYDAY ESGL1s1I,

Ntehnrtl Crunt White Ia so,,luwllat widely
kslown for two qualifications In both Ut which
hc tAkes htKll rink: Us 8hnkspearcMn sel,Dlnr
mud ny u nlIle critic OF tho use Or mbl,so Ut tho
EnglIst, lanRlu9e. True it IL thut III tho lattcr
catH,ciiy he muy seem u US to be always In Ind
hnmor, always scotdlng. There IL 1ieetl Of It;
for tho unoIrcndtus English Language Is ~
murdered al,sl bntchoretl daily, my hourly. by
those OF whom 1t wnud bt tho lonst Nx-
rcstcl, th!t IL IL no w0Inler tho scht,lar~crtIc
sS''" .aa. ahasa 8aais uscs. II 'fs paS:
HTS Hts Of ts ok @ like yqfhrst ihnt III Y II n sas
tells plnfMty enough tho PURPOSE with Which tio
articles 1T which 1t is composed! wero wrtttc!,.
well lcaucNtctl lersons who had 1anlo no spscH
study y lanE',aue. E nn.l WIN were perhaps
Sis ~ssa y &c 4ao Il x.H FEf 10 'ns Ss tsss c " r
Ss6ayIis i'!fi'c,,ccs sf |" spsosh to sh" tc tho
"s a' sxaet a ss 1s & taur IT, % sy !Sat
touK,e which has been for :No years tho r!ohlest,
st!rscst, richest, must larxoiy eapas!e ial',
l;, ,is Is;t E!'Ssaisn of !nsss e.
asssnt sKs a sonapstiveiy pt ses E"o. liz
rnys ilnxe ~: Tho papers of whcl, II ~ snnu
up nru clllctty tho fruit If Inquiries addressed tn
IL Inc raso ,rih all eisc that ihare ,rriea ber.lls
people lmld ,lo for tho right to publish thon':
lWnull hluci runner 1lnf1 R}ehL my tllno il
such strength rs l h1vo upon gotnp Other BttO-
jcet."
Tile papers III this book wcrc originally pub
!al.cd aoine In tho Now York Tt,tfs md olhers
In tile Ga|tLtu
Tho volume Is divided into four parts: spcech
Writing. Grammar. Words and rhrnses; Tho
first part hAS chnptorS un: Tho IuWcla. C0tl-
eAn" slGeull, r9,itlIna. etu. Tho second part
discusses English sJnlItnR, fOnctto rofGrlu,
spelling rcforn!ers OF thu pnst. n,x!crn or,
tlografy nsl!a itH rofortilAtinn. sNx Miller aTl
fnnotio speI!ing, Jul,nson's nlstfoIary. ote Tue
calud. purts or speech. otu.. Tic fanrih nnd
last part den!s with ctnlgus In lunguuYe. eo,ll-
CANT, tra,ling, -,l,d elcKaat EnK!ish. Mr. White
j. radical refnrtnor; hut he A4sacates h!H r.
thnugh sotiowhat nnic, nli1 hypcrcritieal, hu
Gu'ts attention to mnny Krnro faults Ml,d ub.
Bur1ilfcs. Thu bunk hns MI cxeoent i!ltleI.
T,uir Uses, tiy H.. GtaNt White. BOSTON:
iIoughton. Minn Co. lrlcc 81
, 1880-07-24

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CURIOSrrIEs OF PURITAN SOaIES.
GsI.AkltlIlIYS

- Ns1s4t1uIhIs.
MT. G. W. Dar1slcy's previous volume on
:" English surnames. Their Sources and NgulA.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-06-05

The eaiior ut iiIc Silver Cliff Pros
fect. ia speaking OF our comment
upon one of their stamp mills leaving
over $50 ounces OF silver IA their
,ailings, calls our article ''mao4 sjis-" +"
We only noted the fact as we round
il recorded upon the books of the
Fasscit reduction works of Canon
City, who are treating the same
saiiisgs. The Prospect claims that
we are not friendly 10 Silver Cliff,
but this is not the case. We have in
teresls at the Cliff, directly and indi-
rectly. 10 the amount of several
thousand dollars, and do not feel as
the Prospect docs, that the failure oil
any one OF their stamp mills To get
the silver out of The orc will Kill the
camp. The above fact shows that
the ore must be very high grade ana
that the stamp mill poorly managed
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-06-05
Death Of an ola settler,

PuEBLo, june l.-Alatt Ritltllcbcr-
ger, one oi The pioneers of Coluratio.
died ut Greenhoru On Monday night
lie was u member OF the first territo-
rial ley gisiature aud was well known
throughout tue state.
The above associated press dispatch
viii be painful news to many OF Mr..
Riddlebergei old friends in this
county. lie came to Colorado in 1850
and once published the Times news
paper in this city. He was gradu-
ate of wcslcyn university and man
of uueXceptional character.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-06-05
the GATnERING OF THE CLANS.

Chicago has been the center OF in
terest for days past and as the time
for the meeting Of the republican
national convention approached that
interest was intensified by the fact
of The great contest about to be waged
between the friends of Grant and
Blaine was growing bitter and even
personal. The friends of Blaine were
determined to break The unit rule
and Grants friends were as deter
mined to enforce it, Upon that point
q struggle ensued between tile nation
a., committee aud Cameron, its chair
man. which resulted in an agreement
to leave the question for the conven-
ton to SETTLE. One of the most in'-
portant of ali poises raised By both
factieus was tho csst of considering
the credentials of contested deiega-
tions and The committee on creden-
tials were iu session many hours and
did not report until Friday. "A reso-
luton in the preliminary meeting To
support the nominee OF The conren-
iion wss adopted. The platform
cou,lemns The Chinese and recon-
mends further legislation on The sub
ject 1t eommends Hayes admins
lraiion aud counsels harmony in the
party.
The last reports from the conven-
ton say the probabilities aic that the
end Will not be reached before to-
night.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-06-05
Nssiec OF Forse;surc.

To NJ. A. Roscnbiatt and A. Frank:
You are h~reh, notified that | have ex-
pended four hundred dollars. the same be-
Ing your proportion in labor and improve
mrhis upon the. LIST. Stranger Lode Ind,
Gold Tom Tunnel Opening; 3rd. the Adcl-
ma l. dc. situated near Pl,asaiat Valley, in
ihe cotuty Of Fremont. and state ef Coiora-
,lo, in order to hold the SAID premises under
the provisions of the act of congress euti-
tied IAN act to promote the development
OF the mining rercurces OF the United
States" approved May lnis. lS1.. and IL
within ninety DAYS after this ns.tScc by pub
lication you fail or refuse 30 contribute
your proportion OF legal expenditures as Il
co-uwner. your interest in ssiI above named
mining iodcs and tunnel will become the
properly OF the subscriber, under the fiIth
section Of said act OF congress. Written
notice having also been sent you by mail
In addition 10 the legal requirements.
Emanuel II. Sa.tiei.
Canon CITY, Colo. March 3ist, 1850.
sl&t2b
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-06-05
Notice.
STATE or coLon ,po. /.

Stair Of Colon R,Do,
County OF Custer.
The uniersigued. Joseph A. Davis, of the
county OF Custer and State OF Colorado.
having been officially notified by the Clerks
of the District Court OF the Cnunties OF
Custer and Fremont, that In pursuance or
an aet of the Legislature OF the state OF
Colorado. entitled Ian act to regula tho
use Of water for irrigation SC - approved
February 18th. 1879. that +. w pitkin,
Governor Of the state or Colorado, has cre-
ated Irrigation District No. Fifteen. cn,-
bracing all of the counties OF Custer and
all of tht portion of Fremont county
which lies south of the Arkansas river ;
AMI official notice OF the creation of said
Water District having been received by
thc Judge OF the Thir! Judicial District
OF the state OF Colorado. IL il therefore
ordered by John W. Henry. Judge of said
Judicial Distri Il, In pursuance OF section
20 OF said act, that Joseph A. Davis of the
county oi Custer be and IL hcrcby appaint-
cd Referee In aud for said Irrigat,on Dis
trict.
Now, therefore, by virtue Of the auth eri-
~ In me vested. and In pursuance OF Sec. ~
Of said act, I. Joseph A. Davis Of the coun-
~ of Custer, do hereby give notice shat I
will attend at the following named places
In said Water District and NJ the tin,cs ~
specified N follows.
Al Oliver kirkpa,rick's ranch on Lake
creek, Fremont county. on Tuesday. July
eth. iSsa. at 10 O'Clock y. m. At A. q
Monroe's. on Harsiscrabblc creek, Custer
county. on Tuesday, July 18th. 1880. Al IL
b. clock q. M. At my Office on Main street,
east Of the Powell House, Silver Ciid. Cue.
ter county, OH Tuesday, July 2sth. t6s0, at
~ o'clock =. m. 1t which unsns aud places
I will attend to take and certify proof con-
cerntng the priority Of right Of all the
bitches In tho district. aud all persous In.
tcrested Ia said matter are hereby notificd
to be present aud exhibit proefs Of thrir
clsitna.
witness nv hand thia ssth day Of May,
leoo. J0sgrn A. DAVIS,
Referee In and for Watsr Disnies No. Is,
stats " CeleSndo. e5oA3o