davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
5 pelsjosenpe cieaeO.

Der por Self ma nafteu aue muIige
Steoer I anerita / guimaus &oqusu,
og Ben enc uar mere ~ftoriuu6st en0 6sn
anoen. Ger baDbe uaereOe UGret Here
Gtiputer ON, bois 9ismitso uar Bet
imutfeite, ri9eits Og fottsfts, Oa Iogst
itanbiebe usO en- 10 Minuterss 0pbolpss
Station. Gu Mono tlatrebe IND
gOsnsu Og raabte msb angtslig Stemms.
"gr Der en- RanO igo fra Bcr inOe?"
"Sa oeI, min Ben. sra RorosGas
%rOIina," iporsoe en- fOrttleOt 6trrs.
"Saa opsusrer ieg iom 9anosmau6
til Gem / ueIqioreu6e GiemeO. Der
er en- UirtsIig Gruug at af5ielps. Ssg
siUsr en- Dollar isIu, fa9Oe osn 6rsms
ms0e Og fmsb en- Dollar / i'm rgsu
sat.
Seq er fra Gloriba % giosr , GoL
lar, iqgOe en- tynO W2oub Uigtig.
"6uis Ser or andre til SteOe ia
8iseOufn", iagOe en- foIiO 2onSmau5,
"fOrsIaar jig, at ri 9iusr 8 0oaars
buer.4
"Qatogst!@ raa6te en- Meo6oygar os
trat lin Eegrebog frsm.
"gtsw gort iigsr ) Dollars" las
pebe en- uug SorsIous Os iIaugts ct
guIoitpfte BEN / 6attsn.
"Dtasia6uisttg / Iige T1aabe, f5lbt
en- gOitousRaub toI0Fnbig iao og Iagoe
en- SebosI / ben BsmrBfte 3ublamIu5
Dot.
"llins 9crrsr," fortgu6te en- alors
8rosisrsr, g HniglOauia bar Msolz
osnbso me0 ben pauolicts 5@lulilie. glIer
bOao bet nu er til, til gGtci at attus
rat 10 Dollars, Og ban trat tic S.o.
Ier frsm.
~5a.noi5 sr lit: 5aass for at eios
en- mere, og 90soeig,flIantu ma
0Bica8O F.sOe TIE 6smmsys OF at
gOmnsa.
Ola, LAB 0sn gaa yi5sre Dc, io,5e
IN ct. 2oui5 SgirsmasaoOr % ratte
su 20 8OQaysSto6e fysm mso ct oesrs
Ic8aut Smil.
On f1tiige gate ui( Nit life rae
ltst til % Goaars fra M~ormoafaisa4
ia3oe en- 57r meO 5o!s-uoe 2otfsr %
itreo 8sIobst Op iom Gsiieuos.ft.
get @9omjug for 30, aos en- arsas
iurt0n5e !ssneSc 1t Bale % lagae
&.UoI0sgen ira f8.
"So!UititeH Tiger So" 6ysle6s sn
nor aaipP:I ira R,tl0a mso en- tang
Sat meo Sslvproger n;elsm ,aa.rue.
"9o.s aue SIor-sene CT inog5mus
ll8>s llHtteLi5 On 1tauo meo en- tor
5It.bat % sa masfo @aloslamp iom
S~r7hna4t, "|iutos Get glaze mis at
otos, I'm Der CT uo5su ii. Ss.o, fra
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
JorRjeui9t.

6ongeu at, Saisru bar bas'ig H..
$50 6roner at forbruss, ROusen Of
Sn6ien $500 6roner casIig, SOnsen
al Bdrtsmbsrs 5,27l, Storbsrtugen Of
9ssiensD urmit0bt 2 964, StOrbsrtuaen
Of Su6ien.8 ,imur 1900 os Storbers
tussn at SIbsnbors l 1885 srOnsr bag.
Zig.
- 90, 900 9unb Cub er | 9s6et at
bette Mar tommst fra Rinerne / Sis
birien. 9euns Stats 9erbi sr 25
DtiaiOnsr RubIsr, iOm RputeH / ct.
petersburg ON fort Glib uil mobtuoe.
transporter frsm6poer fore 9nnItsIis.
bsesr paa @runo al be ILette 6Ommus
nitationsmioIer, Os muu re meb flor
6Oriistisbsb. Gu bel IiSsn Oar at 8o.
latter eitortsrsr Ssr6insen paa geien
fra Sibirisn til Ct. getersburq.
- GtoIi9srs Rabst ueo 81 .Qtaosmiet
/ annapolis, ). 9. StrOns, er afsaast
uso Gebsu. Der sr for Rtstants ON,
at aaria9en er ben, at ban par bIeDen
misbanoIet af be GI6rs Rabetter, iaas
Iebss iOm bet iaa bgppis in~btrGifer Uso
RtlitGr:S toIsrns Der / ganbst. Der
for bar ogiaa en- Ufr. Cor tNsw gort
ettp bsnusnbt zig til WarinssR iniites
rem meo aHmobniu9 ON, at ben belle
Sag MAJ bIiue brsftst fra fsrit til foit.
StaI bet pare asugitsIis forbunbsn meo
/ bette Erie 2aub" al isube fine Ssns
uer til uuiouens 9lnitaItsr for llb6ans
nellie al pore uOroenoe Rrissrs tiuanSs
og tiIuunbs2
De iautoIbts biitOriite SsIItaber,
iom e~riitsrsr / Here at Statsrus, er en-
iGrStIss prisuGrbis OrSnins. Winus.
iOtu I. Gr. bar iaaIsoss en- gosiams
ling at ben SIags puu $4,000 ginb.
Sra ole Banter er Der Gale ON
ct fOrfarOeIist tOIbt 9sir. Manitoba
git GbtrmOmetFet / Susbuss nsS Iiss
til 35 9ruOsr unbsr GuI; bet bar NOT
OOsraIt pGrst ristis iig9sstOiSt.
- Jor 80 Aar fiben fanbtes Der pua
Den g~fubaaascur trapt en- susits Cab
icbt, Tom tunbe IGis; M Ct Der oUsr
800, 900 gtenueiter, iom sisr Cubs Orb
/ 9uist, sutsn belle 9ibsIen eIer Dele
uf ben, Os fan Iaie bet.
- Gale college BAR bsiuttet, at 9srs
bag itaI rare en- 6rioas for Stuben:
terue, aItiaa srter Set famine 9riucip,
iOm beritsr ue6 pore GOmmOu.S toIer.
Der sr / be 6Orsnebs Stater iaIt
5o.Ol7 gOits SOntOrer, at buiIte 1923
benb0rsr til lite, 2oen sQsr 3bis 6losie,
iOm bet beboer. De sUrige Al, 69i
bSrer til Abe SIasie. De 3 fsrite Slaes
beiGttes al 9rsiibeutsu meO StabfafteIie
at Senutet, mebsns Ombubsue psb ben
iioitnaunte RIasie bsiettss af General.
Boitmeitsrsu uIens.
6or eu rlsss Glib iibsn aubnebes
for 6GroieI ben me louisville, Gsp
Orleans i Seras S~srnbaus. Weasm
Wempbis Os Rsw Orleans piI Der saa
to Cog busIis; Der siSrss ale Guitren:
ssIier for, at sisrs ben fore 9erbens.
uOfiaius berneoe iau tiItrattsnbe iom
muIi9t.
- Sibite 6rsSas afisiIebe fra eng.
Lamb 0amperen "@reat gaitern" ben
er Ieiet for ct Iar, % 8etaIinssn Der.
for er $1,000 Dollars. Den aImin.
beige Menins er, at bet bar uGret en-
beIoig SpefuIation at benz, iom / Rw
Orleans unbsr lloitiGingen uiI orbne
6artsiet til ct life 6Iasiss SoteI.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
Mitbtgan

s beuns Stat bar man ri9e uaturs
Iise 9iGIpstiIoer Os lite minoit / be
naiten uuotsmmeIise SaItIus, iOm Sors
ben sismmer / fit StiOO. aIsus / gOs
pembsr ufienStss Der iauIebss fra Mariue
Gity $4,000 Gsuoer Gait, Os buer
Barrel bar Der en- tontant 9Rroi af IS
Gents, aItiaa $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
Sbip.

RpIig inbtraf Der / gpeu SObnstopr
en- 9Ioebranb, Der Iasbs 7 9psninser
aite, os en SaIOOnbOIosr psO Raur
Wiuiam Srout tubsbrGnbte. Ru mares
Ger fart Ristants ON, at SIosn FL
puaiut. Grout baube 4 sqsr 5 luiinot
Dollars / toutunte 9snse / 9uiet, %
bet untuses berfOr, at ban 81 bIeueu at:
Iipet, rpuet, Os, for iaa at ftiuIe llgier'
uiussu, CT quiet fat / Sruu6. Op:
oassIies: 4OIitiet er fuIO 9irtiombsO.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24

Gi6rlpt SbcatcrfOrctiliaq. gaa Set
fgI. G5suter / Berlin oQfortes for uogIe
llgcr ioen 8i6cro III. M}au uar uetop
tomucn ii! Gt6arb5 Rrouiua, 6a Der
pIubieIjg 6isU tErt tlro / SaIoueu;
Oerpaa faIgte &aab og Strig fra bet
taIri9e 8ub.itum, itrGtIagHe Edituara
lIeOe til QO,sus, % 8aRiten tan5e let
bare trEuet fine Cre. ~graub! !" u.s..
"8lju"! "Sio uco"l @Syi[ pi5grt@!
"StiQe"! ra0btss meuem bmau0gu.
Ter u66reote fla en- lat G0g, Der igutes
at Iugte iom Of RmOt. 8ltg at OPP
bi6ieIis itpgt,Os Oirctl0reu gQyrouge
mo paa SceEeu % raobte no oDer Eils
itusrpIobieu: Der CT iugeu @uIno til
| 5rggt, ct SauOrOr sr ipruugst, og Der
er life Den rtugsite 6aye forbaauOeu.
IGppet gif ueo men ba 3togeu aItio
6lsu fRlfere psOblep uroeu / Salouen.
Da trad6te en- Srauotouitabel frem fors
an Iappst Og brOIts: Der ct flst ius
gen @runO i'll 6rpst, ct 8auorpr er
gaaet iitytter og bar fqnget SD tcrnf
Rgsen." StormenSe applau8 Ionueoe
osune msb Stsntorrpf yaa egte Der
liueroialett u6talte Bits, al ltro Iagos
fig i ct M Os 6Orsiiaiugcn fo]rtiotte5.
On gasiagcr me5 SItOsct fra N,w
gorf til Chicago fOrraIer f%eIgsnbs: "Gt
| qieuuemilot belle SrGtningsn paa 20
elmer, pg man oil ialsoes let fanHe
fOrtaa at ri itte uuoerpsi5 bapoe Gio
til at gaa uS for at pIutte 9orObRr.
gu 2ausOe at 30 sngeIife IRiI tiIbds
oela9oes p0a 81 Mtnuter, og Serureiss
beitprelien, bapoe engageret bddaofaite
Rarler til at bolos 6aaret fan pda
Ooueoat al o5. Seo RrumniHaer gIt Goz
act fun paa be inosrlte 6iul. 8n9s
borb eQer StprbOrO, uftlrat ION nadr
en- fraftig SiosbriIe gribsr fat en- 5d9t
for fuIoe Seil. 9aar ri u9msoe os
en- gp, maatte ben for 6enne heitsmte
BoIiGt taltes no en- 6isrotugust paa
oeue SIDE at 8pen, og iaa banbte bet
en6og ofte, at Soitusftersu maatts tage
Setter og fiers efter ben baIUpsi5 til
SEN nGite gp. Rier, iom botaHiiersoe
pad 9ernpsisu, bleu boQitapelig %ifaaret
til gif. 8s 8psr, nj fom forbi, iad
no ION en- inf YalgOas, t5i ma iaa
fife aubst eub StsH fIpue 9ieHuem Cuff
itsH.@
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
NemsNp

Gae Ranbifabsr ombOrO paa be fra
europa inbfommsnbe Damp 6artsisr sr
eniae /, at ben fioits Retfe Oper atIans
ter 6auet bar pGret Den pGrfe, be min
bes. era ben 2ben til ben lobe De-
eember baube be ben forfalbegiSite Storm,
ia en- rem Ortan, Os, meoens bet CANINE
ooiaa par GiliaIDst peo gaew 6Ounb'
lambs ganterns, git be tiImeb siennem
ben tptteite Cage. 8erfOr sr osfaO
Iaa mango Sibe untomns for tent.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
4frifa.

89ppten.-~Staosslss :Romiteen'
bar beftemt fig til II anmo6e gismard
ON at fremitiae for MebIemmerne al
ben of~ritanits ROnferentie RsbDcnbis:
beben at, at 2gspptsn ~inursit muIisi
maa betaIe Stasss. 81 itutnius for ben
Deo aIeranorias BOmbarOsmeut s0eIaste
prtuate @ienbom.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
Oeorah Dtnne1Nif County iona Den 2e December 1884

Der Rapn af 0atota, msbens bsrimob
bet Surise ftal psbbIipe at pare ct Gers
ritorium pg fables 9incoIn. Der e. en-
lanst ftorre SsfOIfnirs / ben fsrite emo
| ben fioite. Der fan noturIisuis enbnu
pere abittaig GuiuI, ON 6oriluset biz
per pebtaset I &spreientanternss Sus,
buOr 10 0emotraterns bar Opertaset.
OatOta sr tart rspublitauIt.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
Gftsr Be ffrrffeIine Nntrin

Otter Be ffrGfteIiae Optriu pat
sorea bar &ou9en feet fig nsbt til al
itiae fig uuber Supuns 9sitprteIie.
= SfsIge be iensite @fterretrinsel
a be- 6orensbe Staters Ntixifer til:
itsbe ueb ben 6ef, ba Wpttsriet brst
uo | @OreOs 9oueOitub, Os iom foffsbe
aOn9ens Son Os Here Winiftrs 9iust.
5 ielue Spsn Os ubsnfOr tiampebes Der
paa 9iu Os 8Ob msIem 9insiiife os
iapansfiite trooper, os be inbfsbte Col,
batter siOrbe in~seniOmbeIit TOritiel, men
git los paa bes9e Barter.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
0

s Gan Claire sr Der III O~rsuniitret
en- 6irurstit Operations 2n tall ben sr
SruuoIust pua en- SapituI al $40 1000,
os, ION bet ier uo til, tan Osiaa Der
SuOiuiosr, Der Iiber af ~troniite Sps,
bonnie, i~nbLaaass.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
6 plorQ0p.

gaa ct Oenuer Os RiO @ran6s 6rasts
Gran inbtruf bet for nosle faa Oa9e
iiosn, at be Stoppe.G ppuratsr, iom Der
/ Sanbet gear unoer Naun af air-brakes,
life 9iOroe fin 9Iist nebab en- fell
Straanins usb Wtaribua Bats. Som
5slse beraf latte bet belle Cog afiteb I
en- fuIbtommsn uiIb 6lust, os, ba bet
baube saaet pau ben Woooe ct Bar
WiIe, boppebe bet ub Of Stinneeanssn.
sOtOmOtiuet Os 90 gOsne bIsu Iigsenbe
icm Drag. Gn MunO Os to andre nj
fsmme 6uGitslier.
- 9OitOr 6. 9. SEMEN, iOm ben
26oe Sftbr. srbinsrebes / 0ecorab,
bOIbt paa lite Ssnbus / aopsnt fin
EiItrGbsIies rs: 8rGbiten / fin Wsni9bsb /
Oeuuer, Colorado. SnbtiI piOers bru.
sss ben tpbife Iutberfte airte til Cubs:
tieneite; ben Iisser meset bstuemt miOt
/ gpeu, men Renigb ben tan, Tom
rimsIi9t er, lite benytte ben Ssnbass
6Ormiobas.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
SnObnnOne Yremie=S sacr.

Yaa 6~OreipsrsiI fra mango gbon.
nenter meobelss, at Scr 0ammel
90 nns", A4itenIGsnins" os
On SD'f. Sorteainser" fan
faces for 10 Gents ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
Nf Staaii Stcrli

er ubtOmmet 7 9sfter. Rpe abOnnens
ter, Der pniter 8sgpu6sIien Of bsnne
interesiants 6OrtGuins, maa isube iuOs
Iast IA gents euer 2 Gents pr. Sefte.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
Qnniiiana.

Gilt tpber pau, at gerbens lSitiuiHs
gen / Rep Orleans piI iaa Omtrsnt
opsrsaa aas andre Of ben SIass, %
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24

DETAILING ser bdt Rel Postal Notes, Money
Registered Letters tGsr g,rIsr. Local Checks
% i9,i ion ialo SstaIius, sG nj maa ieHSe BEN
: tlz', Be trs ~ustsois pao. for GOatfttoH, 0s
sg irsl5 til25 Gents. @Iem life at lGsss
hcfHT gl1ntstttu tusr gsrIeu iuO | SrsUsi.
PEA yapir1 paGrs tt lite UGro mere sue 95 ITS.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
E0r SE.20

1ttotab.gofsu" os "gee slsnen" ct
cat ss~i..dionbtlh 70. a. 5eeorabsYuncns
t~sgizssr. lsS SiOsr. S~Hobuuoeu. sc Sues
!: SEQ slrHeus CmiIus ,usr | en- uubsu SvuIts
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24

gtnss isRot / aiMiHesIise Srspe taH
gz re 91rt aaipaJ!is. Oct bGustr, at j~aaesH'
tsttag 5sTt, gaa gdsu.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24

RtsisIappcu piI u0~Uiis. uaor EistH It uss. SGs
Il. 0aiogu, Og ituO iub 7GaH7t. BUis De iTsH''
IzlT S,abtt.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24

} tasssueuter 5tSss iHsIfnss usiustis GSrssis;
ta, gsart9 % Stat, iamt P. o. Box sas'
On ilatQH bdpts.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24

lusit: soransriue. RaGr en- abOHnsHt sHiisI
,at isgsHSTsi mao ben iisIissTs aerssis opsiUss
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24

as't fan bsitiues I'll subusr lib al aarst, os
'is1ls, y'sr5s ira ben 9Th, SusbstaIiug Ter.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
4riitcns baaliac Wpraen. 0.
SDr SH.GS

"3tcorab=goheu" Os ''gcS slrneH" ct
AMERICAN POPULAR DIG
NARY. Ss SHs50IO paa Sab aEHeHs Nms
4st Slabet.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24

stpit'sr % SsesfaIo t abounsHisrs 5a'
E,ast8 gratis. @ttcripsreiIer tHstasss '0T
~ ginit. Spp Orb rsanss ioE en- Ytntt.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24

P~s'russts MAJ rpgios ut Ram, bog iHs for ci'
art'', a~uSta3cH FAC tOrIaus,s,
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
Gor &I.SS

"9storab:goasu" % "Sco9Irnsn" IT
=i Il ErlmpIar al 2pro Saf6urns Sptre.
Si,n. e. SnsBcIs peu 9sb srusus Cmilas s'
EssL
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
Sc,

Der onifer at abonnere paa "YrRrie
Tarmer" maa op9ius ben n9rmeite grc
preiS Office. 9anbsSortst Ienbes mems
Zig pr. GrpreIs.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
eu 3plft ~8ortGainser.

AEpb plS-
4,sstlis. en- T~crlaaius I'll at Ie at.
ssrteHs 90. "a uoricm eaHit 6ortGaiHs.
I,nts@afiuen. ea PO!t GOrtGaiHs.
,- On lssu 0a.isr GoTtGuius ira ben rSits
lrh Sa:.
I,,i Eareruss 9fp. gH iErbsIss IiUIis StiIs
r-,gz stsft naa iH!eTssianis Dpr.
!rn. 0t8i.
tsdisss6iIoeti 1Grbp. On mOriOW Sors
II.
sair Saet. Gitsy bet euatIFt.
S.,attt G~ieHisa. Ct ipeHIt Sasu.
Hn. Fs.,z4tu5-
"a Saacr. Diet AZ Ssyssu Wos.
kus~ eryrseaareen. On iauoferbis GortauiHs
Ia Gdtnayin.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
6or SIPS

tteorab:RoitcH" o. "Deo arucu" ct
=, za uJsIuior uaURss Sgssr inobuuous:
Gatnmcl 90 TING.
gi~ten
On SGlit SortGQin ger.
tutT
rH ariitcns Oagligc MOrgenz og
E azsugt sui 90 saIst. Siaigcmrs iiHHs
nst gHsagttr 0gsr uOunlsie Sibeliproa. Sil
~ ratlgt ariftHts SpbpegrIit, Of Sbsmas
! iIhrr. Cptrstt sitsr en- gOmmsI uessVs. SH0'
iH Ssin0rge.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
gitcn:2Gsnin8.

SHbboIb;
.,u saa 1reSbnttsn. Era' Of Ss!sbOns
~giB for 80 rfSeu.
ri egirifisr.sns sipOitIsr.
:, aituiHnset. Go5,at.
[ap EusIaHS'
=, sisalerc pe SateEipiHers.
..smilien. III B. z. SugsmaH.
ssprtn'
FseSfHtBr.
,gsti sinHartsu. lSisfHutEHss CONNER,
ssso,rt % SusrstutHs - R~usisBanssIsH =
ASA grrt IT 6iHmastsH.
|s,dcH sSHasar;es @emoirer.
| ,,umel. TorIaaiHg al CART etlGr.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24

h LTssta d The Horse and its DicsaSsS.
kssda uguis sss fer Gaymsrs % .5hbrt, her bss
liz bsiL zee Sush0lo paa gso arnns SmiGas.l
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
.d,ptc Idr9an9.
|n,rs pramie. Soser
tsr iite aarsaHs al
Soften"
Gnr &a.ES

SuSBOlh:
~ dtrr. 5%oTtalins,
y ,crbols til S'eeH'
,'sscrs SOrlopsIis. GOrtaatHs.
'sG,st0r 5asi'
.'a,r, 9srtnaias af Aug. SiaH@e.
earn. vi SaHrid Staa!s SdsHsF.
s,ssr Rannr. 50rtouiHs.
,,rmfIia 9icIic. 5cr,GaiHs.
.~,.,ypsauai iii 5inmartcH.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-02

closed his eyes. The physician watched him
few moments, and felt his pulse, 1t was beat
ing feebly, and in a short time stopped few
visitors called during the evening, and gazed
upon the features of the dead tenor A cable
dispatch was sent to Paris, whore brother and
sister of Brignoli dwell, asking what disposition
they desire made of the body.
Brignoh was born in Naples about fifty seven
years since His father was manufacturer of
gloves, but discovering that his gifted
with an unusually beautiful voice he decided
upon giving him a musical education. He
effected his first appearance in the United States
in 1855 In his palmy days his voice reached
easily to fat, and its sweet and silvery timbre
and the facility with which it came from his
throat reminded one of Mario at his best. Of
late years of course his organ had lost both com
pass and resonance but in simple ballads it still
had power to enthral the listener. As a man,
he was liked by those who knew him well. He
married Miss Isabella McCulloch, Southern
songstress, who died three or four years ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-02
Barking Sands of Kauai.

Hawaiian Letter to Providence Journal.
Among the curiosties of western Kauai are
the famous barking sands This phenomenon of
sound is attributed to the attrition of the angu
lar grains of sand against each other when the
mass is in slight movement 1t is especially
noticeable N dry times, and scarcely perceptible
after rain. Happily, one may see the thing,
or rather hear it, on a small scale. tits common
for those residing in the region to keep bag of
the sand at home When this is taken in the
hands and reversed repeatedly, allowing the
sand to fall first to one end of the bag and then
to the other, faint sound results though it re-
quires some imagination to liken it to a bark or
yelp. The same phenomenon NAV be observed
at Manchester by the Sea, in Massachusetts, and
in other localities in the United States.
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PAsoUILINo BRIGNoLI.
Particulars of the Death of the Once Great
Singer.
New York Special.

New York Special.
Pasquilino Brignoli, the wel-known tenor and
genial man of the world, died this morning at
o'clock at the Everett House. OF the count
less friends and acquaintance who greeted him
when he appeared in public, but two were at
his bedside. DR.. Carnochan, his physician, and
j. Meyer, young pupil Brignoli had been ill
two months Tho direct cause of his death was
hemorrhage of the liver. He had however,
been afflicted with kidney troubles. After
singing in Duluth August II he
complained of feeling i'll, and, by the
advice of physician, came TO New York. He
appeared to grow stronger, and week after his
arrival was engaged with his pupil Meyer, in
writing new music He also signed to perform
in San Francisco for three weeks. Three weeks
since he had another slight attack of illness He
grew weaker, and few days ago his voice be-
gan to fail him, and he began to despair He
frequently asked for brandy, saying it was the
only thing that would restore his voice.
When DR.. Carnochan entered the apartment
to-day he noticed bad change in his condition.
Mr.. Meyer secured Qne of the hotel employees to
sit up all night with the invalid, and was about
to depart Brignoli beckoned MIN back, and
whispered, "If you leave me, I'll die" Meyer
placed his hand on the forehead of the sick man.
AS he did SO Brignoli drew long breath, and
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MI. PAUL LACROTX.
The Death of the Novelist-His Old-Fash-
toned Honesty.
Lucy Hooper's Letter.

Lucy Hoopers Letter. .
The old novelist and compiler of historical
memoirs, N. Paul Lacroix known to the world
at large by his nom de plume of the Bibliophile
Jacob, died the other day of govt of the heart
He was seventy-seven years old. His novels
fashioned after the model of those of Walter
Scott and the elder Dumas were at one time
widely popular His name achieved q more
permanent celebrity by being affixed to that
magnigcently- illustrated compilation Les Arts
au Moyen Age ct la Renaissance work that
ornaments most well-chosen libraries with the
splendors of its fac-smiles and the illumina-
tons of the manuscripts of those periods.
Jules Claretie tells an anecdote of NJ. Lacrox
which is worthy of reproduction. Some forty
years ago the novelist intpdsted with the
task of compiling catalogue of the library of
Of one III, de Soleinne great book collector,
who had Just died, his books being destined by
his heirs to be disposed of at public sale. This
library, which consisted principally of works
concerning the drama, was valued by experts at
$l2O 900, besides which the deceased in his will
made mention of a sum of $72, 900 in gold and
bank notes. but failed to state whore the money
had been deposited Search was made for 1t on
all sides, but in vain, and the heirs gave up the
matter in despair, concluding that it had been
stolen. One day, while Paul Lacroix was shut
up alone in the library working away at his cat
alogue, he noticed that the back of one of the
divisions of the bookcase gave out, when struck,
a metallic sound. He examined the spot
more closely, found spring which
be pressed, and the hiding place of the missing
money was revealed, the whole sum being in
gold and bank notes, being neatly packed away
inside of the secret recess. The lawyer in
charge of the estate happened to be in the
house. Paul Lacroix went to the door and
called him.
Look here" said the novelist; Il have found
the $72, 900. Now please take it away, for L am
too busy to have charge of it; moreover, that is
mona of my business"
The lawyer looked at Paul Lacroix and actu-
ally turned pale He stamnered cut some
praises of the writer's action but NJ. Lacroix cut
him short
'No more of that my dear sir. 1t is many
long year since L learned how to spell the
word honesty"
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A friend of Sir Edwin Landseer who accom-
panied him to Kensington Museum, on the first
occasion of its exhibition by gaslieht, relates
that Landseer stopped short before his large
picture, "a Visit to Waterloo" Il must have
been mad, said he, ''when l painted that" And
walking up to the picture, he placed his hands
over the part which had attracted his criticism:
An attendant policeman shouted his polite eau
ton: Now, then, take your 'ands off therel"
My good man. said Sir Edwin, ~ was merely
remarking how bad that was" ''Then why don't
you go and do betterY" said the policeman, who
had no idea to whom he was speaking Quite
right quite right lam ashamed of itl7 returned
Sir Edwin.
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DOstOn HeTaIu,
A Springfield clergyman Sunday said the run
ming of railroad trains on the Sabbath is not a
necessity, but is done by the stockholders simply
to make money, and they are patronized by bus
mess men to save days time, and thereby
make more money. The facts in the case do moi
support the statement, The president of the
Maine Central railroad last season expressed
a committee of Methodist camp-meeting mana
gers have asked him to run trains to theiI
grounds on Sunday next year As they charge
an admission fee on that day, it looks as if some
body else than railroad stockholders was think
ing of making money
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as Is Ine FOCh poICHou pOrUlOn OF the
town, a pensiveness comes over me as look
beyond on the bright waters of the
little gulf of Amalf, and mus
ingly think of whom and what
were those who were centuries ago buried
"Fathoms deep beneath the seas"
You scarcely go into a city of Italy with
out the consciousness that the present houses
are much above the ancient level In the old
part of Naples cellar, an excavation for
foundation, is rarely dug without ancient col
nmns of marble or fragments of statues being
thrown up which carry us back to the day when
Naples was a Greco Roman city. Rome itself
is from fifteen to thirty feet according to the
'lay of the land above its ancient level. Je-
rusalem is still more remarkable in this respect
for the houses of the modern city on the level
parts are thirty feet above where the houses
were in the days of our Savior, while in some of
the depressed portions and little valleys within
the city, it has been ascertained, by actual
sinking of shafts that the soil and debris are
sixty feet in depth over the ground that David
saw. Yes, ''even cities have their graves in
more senses than one.
We usually associate buried cities with ancient
times. There are excavations in no less than
three cities in tho vicinity y Naples, the burial
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A nhanna to visi. tha old Dominion ohean.

On Nov Ii, IL, and ID, the c., l., st. L. & G.
Railway will sell round trip tickets to Harrison
burg, Va. and return, at the low rate of $15.
transfer at Cincinnati This route is much
shorter and quicker than any other, and offers
you choice of two different routes east of Cincin-
natl For tickets, sleeping car accommodations,
and full information, call at 16 North Meridian
street, or 134 South Illinois street
j. H. MARTIN,
D. P. A. Kankakee Line.
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D. P. A. Kankakee Lime.