davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-03-06

Since Dr. Howard Crosby published
his criticism on ''The Nude in Art" a
great many New Workers have refused
even to speak the naked truth.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-03-06

Mr. Cobb recently married Miss
Webb. He knew that they were in
tended for each other as soon as he
spider.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-12-18

No. 55.-An act TO aInend section 24S9 of I'll
Revised Laws. relating to guardians.
1t is hereby enacted. etc:
SEC l. Section 24S9 of the Revised Law
of Vermont is hereby amended SO as to red
as follows: When minor CIR other perso,
has guardian in this State. but resides
another State or country, and ii is shown to til
court here that such minor or other perso
has q guardian in the State or country. whe1
he resides, and that such guardian has Il
bond or otherwise given satisfactory Securit
for the faithful performance of his trust AM
that it will be for the interest of l :. ward d
transmit his estate to his last named cHardia5
the court may order the guardian here to sci
tie his account and pay over the estate OF hI
ward to the other guardian.
Approved Nov. p, 1884. ..--.
No. 56.-An act for the better protection d
children.
1t is hereby enacted. etc:
SEC. L. Whenever it shall be made
appear to any Probate Court that in 4 tow
within its jurisdiction, any child under foul
teen years OF age, by reason OF orphanage, 4
from the neglect, crime, drunkenness or cru
city of its parents, Is growing up withoII
education or salutary restraint, and undo
circumstances exposing 1t to lead an idle AM
dissolute life, or is dependent upon publ
charity, such court may, after due notice d
the parents or custodians of the child, if then
are such within its jurisdiction, and to til
selectmen or overseertof the poor in the tow
Wnere Sucn chlIu resides, commit Sucn emil
to the care and custody of any respectabl
family or any institution in the state for pod
and destitute children that will receive it I'd
any time not exceeding its majority AM
the managers of any such institution whic1
receives such child, are hereby authorized i
arrange for the care, education and mainteI
ance of such child within the institution. d
may bind it out to some respectable family bI
an indenture of two parts, signed, sealed AM
delivered by both parties, subject howeveI
to the approval of said court.
Approved Nov. %, 1884.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-12-18

No. 54-An act IN amendment of section
2539 of chapter 1877 of the Revised Laws relat-
ing to adoPtions.
1t is hereby enacted, ETC.:
SEC. l. A parent, guardian or husband of
minor adopted under the provisions of chap
ter ~ OF the Revised Laws, may with the
consent of the opposite party apply at any
time to have such adoption vacated or NAV,
without the consent of the opposite party,
apply at any time not later than one year
after receiving notice of the adoption. TO have
it vacated, il he had notice of the proceedings
at the time they took place. Such applica-
ton shall be by petition TO the judge of the
Probate Court in which the instrument was
filed, praying that the adoption may be
notice of hearing and Shall hear the peti-
toner and all parties interested, and may.
vacate or affirm the adoption, in his discre-
ton. Any party interested may appeal from
the decision of the probate Judge in the mat
ter as in other cases OF appeals from probate.
Approved Nov. 20, 1854.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-12-18
MRrr1SGs. BY.IAws.

SEC I. Such savings banks or savings institu-
tions may at any time hold special corporators'
meetings by order of the trustees; and the treas
urer shall also notify special meetings upon the
requisitlon in writing Of ten members OF the cor
poratiou, Six days previous notice of meetings
shall be given by public advertisement in some
newspaper of the county where the corpora
ton is established, or by seasOuably mailing TO
each member of such corporation 4 written or
printed notice of such meeting.
SEC 5. Savings banks and savings institutions
may adopt bylaws for their government, not
inconsistent with law.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-12-18

No. 52.-An act relating TO the insane.
1t is hereby enacted, etc:
SEC. /. Section 1898 of the Revised Laws
is hereby amended so as to read as follows ::
The supervisors shall visit the Vermont
Asylum for the Insane, at Brattleboro, as often
as occasion requires, and one OF the board as
often as once a month, and also any other
place where insane persons are confined in
this State, at their discretion; shall examine
into the condition of said asylum, or such other
places where insane persons are confined, the
management and treatment of the patients
therein, their physical and mental condition
and medical treatment, hear the grievances
of the patients. apart from the officers and
keepers. and investigate the cases that, in their
Judgment, require special investigation, and
particularly shall ascertain whether persons
are confined in such asylum or other places,
who ought to be discharged. They shall also
have the general supervision OF the insane of
the State, not in confinement, so far as it con-
Germs their physical and mental condition,
their care, management and medical treat
ment and also of those who are discharged
from such asylum or place of confinement, by
their authority. under section four of the act
approved November 18th, 1882, and shall make
such orders therein as such case requires.
SEC. >. Whenever the supervisors find
patient confined in the asylum, as State
patient, who, in their opinion. has legal set
Element in this State they shall remand the
case back to the Probate Court, where the
order of commitment originated, and the
question Of settlement shall be there deter
mined.
SEC. 8. Section 1898 is hereby amended so
as 10 read as follows The trustees of the
Vermont Asylum for the Insane may charge
three I5-IOO dollars per week for supporting
the insane poor of the State at the asylum,
and may draw from the treasury OF the State,
upon the order of the auditor of accounts
annually in the month Of August. for the ben
eft OF each town having insane poor persons
confined in the asylum, one dollar and TWEEN
ty-five cents per week for each OF said insane
POOR persons, for the time they have been con-
fined there during the year next preceding the
month Of August, and ten cents per mile, by
the nearest practicable route. from their
respective residences TO said asylum, Tor each
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-21


C1arass .1ner Bzeea has aaan1srss1 ~
Fzz ~ sr sssessz-eaf O. - elurEass -
rs1se f-1fs .. rssrars q STATE szhlaif ~
~ Ee-1 CYr.aa-s Cerso- Ceatel1lzI- T1s
Flz- ~ G-st va t-Czzas = - 60 ~
tat G1-ll - ses.s -. 3 Ns-..1 have pTo-
a-ees a s-s-- t-zf rl9ll have sEssls1 re
Co1nlssl ~ ard 80 zss.srants - Ezls
- ezal I'D fu1lez eTerT G5e1Fglsl T0,1ll
have zen rr-1. ard 81 ne ssEe ti-1e
ws11 10 lave bees 5urse1so1ss n any
eg4rfT. Tsers lss-e- . sesge.tg0 = ElolsT-
zaFsser- tEst lt va rs ~ gs5zcs1 " vita
49, s-t 1r111cFcsss ~ insure ~ So
go. IL DIzL tEzt ~ CozaElsslc1eT
ass n1E zllgte1 - tsas- He lzs ~
clFlte< e C1--ril ss-lrer - eze4 el-ltgs
s1t - DrCrC.ses ~ 5sl1 faese elll-- .ssi1 W.
e-s rsspl1s.1ls ~ - exhibit p what
ever ls ea.e1lztes ~ s11m t1s Fssoure@s
z-c g-rl1ef 1-s ~ f1e5~ resreetlFe cplr-
tes. Tle C1l1tT Comm ssl1.ers, 2D1T-
lnzf reC-fe- s1e rlsttl eoEllrles have
fs.sf f. nl-r1 eE4l-iti-Z. zIil - fzr tetter
az nan 80. Clz-.-s fss.l.zer himself ~ 80
cure tle 5resenes ~ fse neeesssrg artl-
e.1s - fle Errra-gs. ~ cglrse tle
C1-sr-4s VAR VIII oVersee and direct ne
r.-e-z- stl-r - ~ exhibits, and vii take
care fsa' rltsirr u IN g511He ~ give
aa tzte f5, r-l-sl1enes 4t tas Exposition
~ which IS e. eaf.tlad- but t1e DeOp.e
f.-srgsl-.t PIE state mlst seaf 10 mind
fszt 1sssteser ezsialt f. made must ~
t1e fe.EIf ~ tts.r own sG9Fts. The COIn-
CT 1ss.c1er 1zs ~ f1aIs ~ enable bin ~
travel tasClza tse -tats and gather Up
article ard sel1 tlem - sew ORLEANS,
sa1 t1e County C1zlmissIgners are nDt AZ
Pointed ard are rat prepared " d. nat
kind ~ WcEE. Il gfAeF wDr1s, IL the
pe1t.e ~ gs1rg.a want tae3r state adVsr-
tlss1 81 4 HaF that sqll - worth millions
~ 1sllzrs ~ teen, they u.sst O. tle work
sz1 1ear t5e erre1se = making an e
1i55f - sew Dr.eans- Tasg need MT
sEceet nat sl-lell1Y slss Nlu bear ne
eK5e1se ~ DING Gsas j. NaDily f1T tSeiF
8e1eG' We 81 satls9e1 that there -
eo51gs state pFl1s and sntefpTise zmonZ
t-s ge.c.e ~ take 11l1 u tais EEpos.tion
natter and make IS s1geess. Al
t1ss & lecsss4ry - ~ arouse interest IL
e and ~ % pr1rerir started j. W0uid
= l1szraee - Ge9rylz - ~ the cElT
1-represe-te1 -1gt1ern state ~ az Exp
sss.91 Valel Dr1zlsss u ~ Ire eTeatest
tzs void las ever zen ard which was
l-z1 zl-zsa1 esg.selally f5r tie DeDe1t q
re 51lt1.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-21
Az AMUSING CoNTRETEMP5
A stare sranager,s Bad PIIght.

An old theatrical manager relates the
following as an illustration Of the anus
ing contretemDs that frequently occur on
the stage: - think II was Ada Gray who
was going to play in East Lynne in Rich
mond. On her arrival for rehearsal on
the morning Of the performance the child
who was to play Willie was not forth
coming. The stage manager assured the
star that be had a child who had often
played the part before and that it would
be 'all right At night? But the child was
81 and couldn't come. The manager put
his smallest ballet girl In the bed, but as she
couldn't memorize the lines he got under
the bed with the prompt book. The star
was staggered when she saw the length Of
the child lying beneath the clothes, but
she struggled brayely on. When the
prompter's voice, disguised, but still harsh
and hoarse. came out star and audience
alike Uttered; but the lady made an effort
and threw herself I'm simulated agony
upon the bed. The property man had for
gotten 10 take of the casters, and away it
rolled, leaving the stage manager and his
prompt book fully revealed. That was
the end Of East Lynne for that night"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-21

-enatar TagalI-r attack ~ 5enat0r Nor
gan a11 ltaer s9lt5ern 5snators because
zsnzt9r E9rzan mildly inquired where
tae gZJ1gDg10O Tas n e9as from 70 pay
fse rers,.1s Witch the ingalls, amend
ueat to nc Nsxican pensioa bin calls
~ b eazr1eterisfic u the man. The In
gallo sr4.ndu4e1t, &; viii ~ rsDsm 5ered,
s-1gs1es ~ fsn5T.aZ tae Limitation from
tae arresfs-lLDenslon act ~ that IN ap-
5lieant ran -et a Tels.on from the date n
Ii t5.e .arrs Instead ~ from the date "
Gl8a1 hls sDpileation. Ingal.s' insinuation
tazt z3-taern -alzt0rs were readyto vote
rens.s1s ~ IeElcan veterans because
many " tasu we're ConfedeTate soldiers,
ard heslfatel ~ vote pensions ~ e.
ra.9n soI1lars. vas wholly uncalied fOr
and gr1sstGasle. Southern Senators and
Eeprsssntatyss have MT OppOsed pen
-.tHs ~ ez-rnign s1ld.eFs. The Ingalls,
amendment. h1WeseT, cannot ~ defended
upon any reasonable ground. II j. doubt
IN 81 there ia a Northern senator Or
Rsprasoutatiye wh9 DIES not feel that
IT, would De doing hls constituents
an injustice By voting ~ give each PEN
sinner mt only a monthly pension, but
ALEC "A sum equal ~ what biz pension
would amount ~ boo twenty years. They
VIII ali yDta for 80, however, because the
party needs fae eE-s0idier vote, and they
are wiling NJ pay gZ1. oo1E0 for H. In
zaiis g. particularly anxious n commend
himself ~ the soldier elemeBtOf his State,
lersuae biz term expires next March, and
De- f. working for a reelection. There are
to1 many Congressmsn who are willing ~
aquander the public money IN order %
advance their political fortunes, and In
gals appears ~ BE- one u that class.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-21

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Z ean stand aassf angfalrE. Dmt either thas
bug m me has ut ~ take another rO9sa. s'-
.S1n Prqnefss1 PIT.
TRE SWEET GrzL-f5zaDraTEs
o. L9r. give sae the daily PAPER. QuEek,
Fer Egala read aa4 ksoT what cox =
Fame'ss
7 want u sss whaf-s WIT q saeh dear ehsek.
TIE srest ZiFl-grafiuates with baby naaass.
Of T.al,e. snsle. Fannie E0uld read.
" Nellie. L8Hie. Minnie and fhe games
TheT play - e9ap5eitioh. much W need
Thes sweet rlrl gradaatss with baty name.
Do Mamie. Blrd.e. saHi. write tbis vears
AMI Matte, Lzzie- Jennie Language
lanes
Tie swset-girl graduate with bz0T namss.
an4 what y Little. Hattie. Carrie tor
Anf MzrK5e. TIlfte. siiiies What - tafnes
Al saTaxe mes AMI make them Z0od ard tyue.
A. sTeet-glrl grzdl4tes wish baby Eafaes<
II. .ze ne. qa.ek: re daily paDe[: ~.
YOur y0uthfui limbs. Ah. here's N.Y.
TIE sWeef-gln graduates with the baby
names
-L1nlsklLLe Conrier- Ilarnat.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-21

A rwresesi1rlsG- wEe9Eer - r . DeG-5-
erzt O . Rerzbl1can- 3 always EsssE
ssozt prsssetlnZ Ar1ersesa Izber zZz5zst
fEs payer IzsoE q EurDpe- Aeelr15ng
. - TAX - z1Toeztss prossefdoa ~ -
CTR Fsasgz tlza % DFsTeat ~ 5lir1-
fget6sz x ezssp lab0f 81 tsls country.
voting msrs clearIT s5DTs ~ RISE
eerftT AID Len4ggzfsrl y proesetl91ists
than to bin DTG1la1tiEZ ~ 1ztfl1seti0n
d lzh1rers lnt0 t1ls e0Enfry GBGer en-
trser. wngea pzssed fhs HDEss % TBurs-
DAY. TIE III T. = DsmocFstlc nsas7Fe-
z16 Tss Dssss1 ~ DsraoeEatie Ho1se
% gre zss1ins rfcteetl9D "
Arerfezn lz5oyers. j. j. = rsrasTks-
sIe fact tzzt ~ sEch iii vas
Dasssd uhl5s TIE ReDz5iiezns lad
e1ntFsl n tEe HoEse. Tie Republicans
eonfente1 thsr1selres with s2oufing IN
fsst kind " prDtecfiDn waiGA helFs ~
l4ld % mon0poiies ard make TIE TicA
rieheF. Thee sane pTgssef5oBists while
flsy were crying cut III higher pEoteetion
had sze1ts 10 E1rODs making lzlDT coD-
tracts Elt1 the Uost igDarznt class q
HunZsFla1s ~ colne n this esantFT AID
sForz n tss cal and lrDs mlnes foF wages
that would barely furnish tbea foo1
enouab ~ keep Dy1y and saE4I togetser.
Taoassnds n tsese HuagaF.ans are nov
n ~ f1und in the mining districts ~
Pennsylvania. Thy displaced American
laf0rers wbD DEMANDED Tszs0na5le wages.
Lat simmer . waa with the greatest
difficulty that riots were prsTsDted in the
locaiitiss where tbese HBnZsrisns are
snpioyed. The passage ii the bill max
Ing fbese laf0T contracts unlawful, ought
~ convince American lsbOfeTs that the
Democratic party j. their friend, and mat
tie Republican party, which sanctioned
the Iab0r contracts. il, Notwithstanding
its pTofestafiOns, their enemy. In fact
the promoter II mOnopolies cznnot y the
poor mans friend, and TIE Republican
party = = promoter u moI9polIes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-21

Climbing the Spiral Stairs.
Invisible Architecture in a New Eng.
land Parsonage.

eyes" she said, sour children are married
and gone, and my husband and I sit by our
winter FIRE much as we did before the little
ones came to widen the circle. Life is some
thing ike a spiral staircase; we are all the
time coming around over the spot we started
from, only one degree further up the stairs. /"
"That is a pretty illustrations" remarked
her friend, musingly, gazing into the glowing
Goals which radiated a pleasant heat from
the many Widowed stove. 'You know we
cannot stop toiling up the hill, though"
''Surcly we cannot, and for myself | don't
find fault with that necessity, provided the
advance in life Is not attended with calamity
or suffering, for have had my share OF that.
Not long since my health utterly broke down.
NV system Was full OF malaria. Ny digestion
became thoroughly disordered, and my nerves
were in a wretched state. / was languid, ate
little, and that without enjoying It, and had
no strength or ambition 20 perform even my
light household duties. Medical treatment
failed to reach the seat OF the trouble. The
disease--which seemed TO be weakness OF an
the vital organs-prOgressed until 1 had
several attacks which my physicians pro-
nounccd 20 be acute congestion of the stomach.
The last OF these was desperate struggle,
and was given up 90 die. AS the crisis had
partially passed. my husband heard OF the
mcrits 81 f'ARkEIpS TONIC as an invIgor-
ant In just such cases as mine. took II, and
felt Is good effects at once. II appeared to
peryade my body, as though the blessing OF
new life had come TO me. Taking no other
medicine continued TO improve, and am now
in better health than l have been for a long
timc.m
Extract from interview with the wife of
Rev. =. Perry, Pastor OF Baptist Church,
Coldbrook, Mass
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-21
PERSONAL.

BAgTH0LDrs e5iOssal figure d Liberty j.
the Hkene1s q his mother, rejnvenated and
modified.
THE late Thomas Kinsefla. u the Br00kIyB
EdglN. IL u b. nonOred ~ the erection u q
public monument IN Prospect Park, u that
city.
THg Crown Prince FictOrfs. u DENIM ark.
has become the happy mother n a son. This
is the second son, the fret having been born
November u, Ia.
THE late Gen. BabogcE left a neat little for
tune ~ about quarter % a million, incIud-
ing 5000 worth u Florida lands, and life
insurance amounting % S50,D00.
JOsEPH HATT0x. the English journalist who
accom- panied Hr. irving On bis tour through
this COUNTRY, has gone n DeTbyshire, Eng
land. for recreation and the locale d bis new
novel.
JOBg MCCCLLOCGH IL going 10 Europe On
Saturday for a two months rect. lie claims
now that be II in ~ good health AZ be wishes.
and biz trip abroad il simply for change Of
scene and air.
sgsCg Dos FREDERICK ELHOEE, formerly
Minister u Peru 10 China. Japan and the
Hawaiian Isiands. and for The last three veaTs
the Peruvian Minister IN the United states,
bas again been appointed Minister Of Peru n
the Empire u China and Japan and the king
dom Of Hawaii, residing ia Washington.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-21

Allen Macarthur f. announced ~ = candi-
date for the senate from the Fifteenth sena-
tOrial district.
Capt. Henry starr. 81 starrsvillc. has been
mentioned a. a suitable candidate for the
Legislature from newton county.
ApDling correspondence SEws. June y:
Or. r. n. Patterson and Lemuel johnson. 81
Appling county. are candidates for Senator,
W w. Beach and WIN. Stewart for Repre-
sentative.
Col. Y. VI. Hodge, u HaWkInsville, will be
a candidate at the approaching GubernatOrial
Convention for Presidential electOr from the
Third Congressional district on the Demo-
cratic ticket.
TelegraDh a1d Minimum: gentleman who
he's just Travelled extensively throughout the
First district, informs M that the feeling is
almost unanimous In favor u Col. Morgan
Rawls. Efingham's favOrite son, as the sue
ccssOr Of Mr.. Nichols.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-21

ASW JoTb Ecsntn1 <'Ot tHeD.J.
No candidate ever had more fatterinz OPP
p0siti8u than these corrupt elements are
giving Cleveland. lie stands before the COM
Try today - the fayOritc candidate u the
honest men IN bic own party and u the
friends u good government IN all parties, ana
whether the Democrats are capable Of rising
10 tie level u nominating him or not hc has
attained q position Of which he may well be
proud. Not q single act 81 his administration
H. Governor has been succcsafully questioned
on the ground ~ either partisanahip Or unfair
ness. Iiis course has been honest. straight
forward. and open. and his strength "a = can
didate consists entirely IN his proved fitness
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-21
PROPOSALS.
= 10 Z . , ~
ALACHUA COUNTY COURT House
At GAINESVILLE. Fla.

A1AANAsh ILL., MAY -. lAst.
GEALED proposals viii be received at the
- County Clerks Office, ia the city OF Games
vile. Fla, until june zi. 1854. for furnishing
OF all material and labor required in the
erection, construction and completion OF a
court house In the city of Gainesville for the
county Of Alachua. according to plans and
specifications for the same By II. J. Campbell.
Architect and Civil Engineer, Of Palatka Pa
Plans and specifications can be seen in the
Clerks Office. An early date for completion
Of said building will be one consideration for
the Board.
All proposals must be accompanied By a
certified bond in the sum OF $4,000 that the
bidder or bidders will give a good and salts
factory bond if awarded the contract. No bids
will be considered unless accompanied by such
a bond. The contractor will be paid in month
ly estimates as the work progresses, and in
accordance with the statute laws OF the State
OF Florida. chapter 342l, No. Q. section 2, Set
of 1888. IL bids must be in the regular form
of proposals. The Board reserve the right to
reject any and all bids.
All bids and communications should be adj
dressed to j. A. CARLISLE, Clerk Circuit
Court, Gainesville, Fla.
Bids must be Endorsed on their cover ssBids
for building court house for Alachua county,
Fla" J. A. CARLISLE,
CLERK Circuit Court and County Auditor.
The time for receiving bids for above
building IS extended to August 4, 1884. The
building material can be delivered within 100
feet Of building.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-21
An Aneodnfn OF CARLYLE.

Edward King tells this characteristic
anecdote Of Carlyle. That portentous
pseudo-philosopher Mallock, called on
the old Scotchman and let himself loose,
talking Carlyle almost 70 death. Carlyle
listened imperturbably, invited him to tea
and had him 10 smoke in the library after
ward. When at last the youthful sage
thought It proper to take his leave, CARLYLE
accompanied him TO the door and said ::
"Well, good-by. I've received We kindly,
because / knew your mother; but / never
want to set eyes on We againW
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-21

Apropos Of the white frosts which pre-
vailed Ia various portions OF the United
states the carly part Of this week, DeNoe,
tho IacLcRsack weather prophet, says "A
severe frost occurred on the 10th OF June,
1872. IN New York and New Jersey, and
that potatoes, corn, and all tender
vegetables were frozen. lie predicts for
the next two weeks the heaviest rains In
the states named that have fallen for
many years. lie also predicts extremely
heavy thunder storms. Virgins has not
been heard from on this subject, but he
will doubtless predict the very opposite,
so that either the prophecy Of himself or
DcYoe will stand u pretty good chance Of
fllhlmonl.