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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-01
The Newspaper.
BT Lutte A. TAYLOR.

Look at it. 1t seems empty and
vacant, perhaps-"Nothing IN the pa
per- you say; yet read on and you
viii find 1t an open letter from many
people whom you have never known.
One offers you this commodity and
another that; one happy man sends
you notice of his wedding. another
sorrowfuIly informs you of a death.
Look over Its contents closely, it's news
Items, it's lists of accidents, of fires, of
crimes see how sudden wealth has
surprised some, and how sudden pow
erty saddened others. Is itwdr time ?
look at the list of killed and wound
ed; sec who has been promoted and
who disgraced; take into your mind
the import of the consequences OF
these things, and you VIII find that
You hold in your hand the ends OF
myria1 inv.sib.e electric conductors,
aiong which tremb!e thejoy sorrows,
triumphs, hopes and despairs of as
many men and women, all just as
sensitive to pain or pleasure as your-
sell.
Here you have the lore of the schoi-
III and the wisdom OF the sage. Here
the divine breaches, tine poet sings,
and the partisan lies. Here the
statesman prociaims his principles,
and the auctioneer eifurS ms wares.
Here is the result of the antiquarian s
research, and IN tAe very nexO column
thrJbs truthful t1le OF love, passion
and romance. Here the Old and new
are brought into contact.
Here tradition, snow-bearded, leans
On romance, ever young
Hsre, now, we have 1.-THE news
psperi Wonderful product of brain
and toll One would thinkit should
be dearly bought and highly priced,
and yet it is the cheapest thing in the
word. Five OF ten censs viii buy it.
One or two dollars will bring 1t to
your home every week in the year.
And yet, strange to say, men
100 poor to take a paper can pay
FIVE cents for a glass Of beer, fifteen
cents for a beverage of unknown
composition. cIIed cocktail they
can pay iftycents for circus tickets or
r. dJiiIr for the theatre, yet they are
too poor to buy 4 newspaper sne~s-
pcr. which is ticke. Of admission to
thai great G.Obe Theater, whose drI-
mas are written By God hi1sef,
whose scsne-shifier is Time. AMI
v,iose curtains are raag dowa 10y
death.
Tie { litor stands On Lle wide-t pa O.
1T known m modern society. ~IDe
lawyer has n.rrow sphere before
him: the SaBa;or ani the Reprasen-
ts,ivfs-.he walls hedge IN their
vote: tie lnliister has ths parIsa
4ai.s a'yyui h.s church. Bot there y
a pap.t Giat ma, las NJ Limit ~
the pres L is. Eter4iiy. the voice
Il one tlr: crics in the UiidesIsss /;
frrai -cr-ss tie p1p1io1s Ind t1e
ll.rp-vr- -. = ani taere Is nDt
-. = ......l..-.- r .- U rsr-
-rs.-z - -l--...-- s.-- -
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lent demands Of the extreme men Of
his own section.
Tho Quick Wit Il . we~sa.

The part Of Tennessee through
which I have been knocking about In
full of "reminiscences Of the war, but
there is none Of its bitterness left In
war times the people were greatly
divided in their sentiments, and no
man could tell t'other from which.
This reminds me Of story ! heard
yesterday, about an estimable lady Of
seventy odd, who died two or three
years ago, here on the mountains
One day during the war, when the
country was swarming with guerril'
las, she had occasion to take some
valuable goods with her on . trip she
was making, and put them on her
horse back Of her. When she had
gone some distance in the woods she
heard company Of guerrilas sP-
proaching, and knowing her goods
would not be safe for moment, abe
straddled her horse, man fashion, and
throwing her long skirt over the pack.
age behind her, completely concealed
it. When the guerrillas rode up she
was unable to guess whether they be-
Iionged to the North or South--thsir
uniform being no solution whatever.
She determined, ifquestioned, toplay
bluff game with them, and she'soon
had chance to exercise her wit "Hel-
lor called one Of the guerrillas.
"Hellol' she returned. "What side
are you on9' he challenged. She
laughed good laugh at him as she
replied, kicking out both her feet,
"On both sides, Of course; can't you
sect" This brought roar from the
whole squad. and they begun to ban
ter her in her own fashion. (which
side is your old man on?" asked one
of them. "He's ON neither sidc,' slle
laughed, he's on his back, and has
been for four years" Such wit saved
her, and they allowed her pass unmo.
Tested. Correspondent Cincinnati
Commercial.
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TO NY MOTHER.

T.rhe lines beneath are said to have be
wraten by II convict In the Ohio peniten
tiary.
I've wandered far from thee, mother
Far from my happy home
I've left the and ,nat gave mo birth,
| In other cli.nos 10 roam;
And time since thon has rolled its years,
And marked them on my brow,
Yet nave often thought Of thee
I'm thinking OF tnee now.
Tn thinking Of the dny, mother,
When ut my tender side,
You watched the dawning OF my youth,
And KISSED me IN your pfiie;
Then brigntiy wai my heart lat up
With hopes OF future Joy;
While your Dr.gnt mlcy nonors woVe
10 DECK your uirnng BOY.
Tn thinking of the day, mother,
Mhel WAN al ANXIOUS care,
You nfled up your near. 10 heaven
iour lJpe, your lruSt, was tnefe.
Foai ne.nory or..,ss your parting word,
Nni.e ted.a roiieu dowi your c..eek
Iuau ever words ,ou.u speak.
Tn far away from thee, mother,
No irie.iu m near me .ioy
To soolIe iile w-lu u teii,,eg word,
Ur uooi any DurhlnS prov.
The Iioa. cot l.us a.ie,.ioh Movo
Are al nUw lJrA Iru.u ine;
They ic4t me wlcn tie ifJdj,e came
h hey did nol iove AXE tlee.
Pm loaely aad forsakel now,
UDp.ue, a-.a uiJles,el;
Yet, s...i. / woa,l No, nave you know
nov surely In uist.esse,.
know you Sould .iot ohide mo, mother
iou would Iol gave nie o!laie;
But sootae uue wiiI sour lender words
aIu p.u ,ue nope aga.n.
would not have you know, mother,
How Ur,gntes. noptS ue~aJ;
The Ismptvf w.tn no Daielui cup,
HAS ,it,iIe,t t.iein al away;
And sail.iie ia, ieil ms venom sting
10 raiK wrtn Anguish Wild;
Yct, std 1 wou.u iiot nave tnoe Know
Inc sorrows oi thy cn.id.
Oh, have wandered far, mother,
,in.e / deserted tnee,
Anti iett yodr ,iuslniB heart to break
BeyOnu The ueep o.ue sea.
On, mother, sI-iII iove tnee well,
ALu io-s to near rnee speak,
Ana leei aet.n my Danny breath
Lpoa my careToru Cneek.
But ali. there is a thought mother,
fefraies niJ uieei.Ae BREAST,
That my reed sp,ilt may nave ilown
10 lis eternui Iest.
Ana wniIe wipe alo tears eWay,
there WHISPERS Iii NY ear,
4 voi.o tnat hpcaks ot nea,enan and thee.
Aud b..is mt seek thee lnere.
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&Na'llL illtS.

San Marcos Io'ga No. rs! meets Saturday or or
before iu!l moon. Id J. l.. Ur'ri. W.M, Albert
tipn'un secretary.
San ,rc"s Chapter M laa. N rt1 TUESDAY IN or
Lc iore Iull moon. u. p LU,'k.ns VI. u. II. +.
Albert iiea az. Stcr.tury.
Hays Lodge K. OF II. No. 1868, meet. 2ni and sth
Fridays nj rsch mouth. j. V. Iiniclis. Dictator,
W. l.. Kennedy, Reporter.
Star uf Hone Council NJ. 81, Z. F.r J. II
COMBS, Frcs. Frank Cell II, Secretary.
10. or. Noun aim I."dgr No. l6i meets every
Monday night. e. II. koai, =. 6. Albert Hca'"h.
'tcreinry.
Perkins Encnmpmcn' No. 81 meets Is, s.! and 9Th
Fridav OF each month. Kd. Il. kone,C. y. Albert
lieaIun secretary.
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A young friend Of mine was cured OF
au insat.abIe thirst for liquor, which
so prostrstcd him that be was unable 10
do any business. lie was entircIy
cured by the use Of Hop Bitters' ltsll~y.
ell al that burning thirst: il took away
thc.appciite TOR liquor; made bis nerves
steady. and he has remaiucd sober aud
steady msu for more than two years, end
has no desire to return to bis cups. l
know Of o number OF others that have
been curei Of drinking BY it.-fron =
leading u. r. Official. chicsec, III.
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The Old maid OF the period is usual,

The old maid of the period is usually
a rich old maid, and her virtues are OF
the conservative order. Such . lady
was recently addressed by widower
with seven children. who desired to
marry her. Sir she said: Il
would not live in the house with sew
en- children Of my own, mnch hes
ANYBODY elses- This wido~tr said /;
You sstonish me. And after ht-
tie while: What am 10 do with
ray sovcn childrenf -Ofer them -
sorae g.ri IN her teens who dosEt
know any better. said tie maid<p
lady, and the wilo~er sid he
uboaght be rol,d
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S,ssa' stl,iS E:S.

NETIiODiST.-Preaohins at tho Methods
Church every Subba h. E'v. II s. 1hrall. Pastor.
Sunday Schooi al 0 O'clock, \. II. Glass meeiiu.
or young Mcn's rrayer Meeting nt 8 o'clock z. N
PRAYER Meeting OIL Wednesday.
I cHRlSiiNS.-P Preaching ut the Christian
Church on the second anr fourth Sabba,hs in eacl
inUbth.
! pKESByTERiAN.- Presnhing at the Prcsbyfe
rinu Church on the .rcoLd aud fourth Sac
/ ba h in each month oy the Rev. ". l., Kennedy.
PROTESTANT EpISCuP ALL Services avery
fourth sunday in each moniE at l0S o'clock, A
~, and p. IN mt ST. Marks Churchl
BAPTIST Preceding At the Christian Churel
on the lrst an tid sundays IN zach mouth, b,
Ellcr n. llatcher.
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Iu>ite,, Cart. one ,nch ar lrss, one year, %
i's-d. IN tn inrss 9ret,orv. one year, ~ oo
I.y,l aud ira,i>i-nt veriisen-nis viii Ve
h,,.,L ,ne Dollar per ,qnr- 1 r the hrs' in-
."rrion and rifiy Cents per square i"r zach ah'i'
.i,unl in,r : sqare IL the space "' one
inch. rr, ION sqnarrs viii be ennn'eh A. I'LL
l. cal nnt .u,iur.s Noii-cs will be charged zen
,,ut, r,r liuu tor 'he nrst ih'"r'irn, ana r'S"'
mt. her line iDr rEch additional Insertion. An
,urouucins camdidates TOR olice, eonh'!' @ o''n
rur n.iric or state o''l.rs, ........,... wv"
urinary uniicrs over ten lInrs charged ~
u .laI atvCriisinS rates.
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Nasr psr-s.ss -. bnter,s o1pssci 70
psscuf ueliciuc-. ssj viii r.rsly us<
ihem At I'll. There = % joubt thst
70 -ny ere worthless. yet . rroe1y i1st
has sfysi rhs fcst Ser yrsr~- fk< ~.
Sherrnsn- PUrxrr AsH BITTf<<- sn@
- ssls rrs r.rrrirrify is-resslrk e<<ry
Ssy. unss bsrs nrrii cr 4 vc<a have
si-1--~f-rs fr-f si-c- 80 a.
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VA HIS.

MAILS.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TO AND
IRON SAN MARCOS posi- OFFICE.
Mails ir,mAusu. .Arrire at ~ +. ~: cl Sc 7!4
pm
San Antonio arrive at 81? A. NJ. elise
at $40 i. VI.
,hovc mails arrive aud depart daily.
Luliuy-srriycs Monday, t'ine' day AMI FRIDAY ~
r. M Daptrts Tuesday, Thursday AMI sa'urdk,
att \. a. .
Blanco, via wimberly-drpnrts Monday at GA. NJ.
Arrives Tuesday at Il 7 NJ.
UrYi D IoUa':
Register and Money urrr dept from \ NJ, 10
AZ VI.
General Delivery from A NJ. TO !? h.. and 'o'n
p to 5'.M
Pos,onl 20 open on Sunday one !our alter ti',i'u'
ton OF mails. mas, =, N
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
OFFICIAL.

cosdRgssNAS-Gru DISTRICT;
Hon. columbrs Epson, Of Pcxsr county.
ssSaroa - 1lsr DisrsiCr;
lion. ". II Burgess, OF Csldwrll Co.
rnssssrAryss-6iru pisrRcr;
non. J, q Storey, Of Hays Co.
iio". 81. u. s,rihglellvw. Of Caldwell Co.
ptsrpicr couar--l5rn pisraicr.
Non. l.. ". Moore, Presiding Judge. Lairsngs.
TINES oy uoLpiSo cousr.
HArn.--ai Mondays In March rnd september.
COUNTY oyf,rpss.
fd u. Knne, Jndge ouniy Court.
Ed. J. L., Green, County CLERK.
J. N. BracEehriige, County Attorney.
u h, barber shvrih. !. :. DAVIS, Deputy.
,,,,..., Justice OF the Peace rs'. No.
j"," sas M,sasri'""' !" {" "" :. 4"
J. a. Patterson, County Treasurer.
H. >. For,svn, assessor.
Joe. q. Eve, Surveyor
I"u" r.,i,s :; MSl""e' G""'r Precinct "a,
leter schmidt, "
A, T. Brooks, "
Constable.
Tisrs OF iIoLpiSa COUNTY ,sp FRtciNcr CoCKrs--
Criminal County Court-lst Monday in cacl
month
County Conrt for Civil snd Probs'. bus nest
"a Monday IN JaLuaIy, Mareh. May. .!u'y September
aud November.
Commissioners Court I'D Mondays In February
Nav, August and November.
Justice Court Precinct No. list Friday In each
mouth. San Marcos,
Precinct No. I'D Friday In each month ut. city
e 3-3t " Wimber,ey'S Mill
q l. 4,h Dripping Springs.
rowy nrsicEss.
Msyor--O r. Brown.
Council ". q. liu,chison, T, u. FourQuT.nn. l..
". Mitchell. =. D. Mcitrite, Wm. Gieseu.
Marshall. N. Prince
Council meets the first Tuesday In each mcrh.
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.HENRY'S CA9BOL|j SALvE,

Is he best siive for Cuts. Eruises. Sores. Ulcers.
Sait kheum Tci,erCh,ppal Hani, Chilblains Corns.
and ali XII ds OF kin Erupiions, tr' ckles and PIN
plea. Get HENRY i'SCARBOLlC SALvE as all 18th.
ers arc crun'erfaits. rrlce IS cents. Aw
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CEuTAU2 L.IVIM9NTl

THE WORLDS GREAT PAIN N-RELIEV-
ING REMEDIES.
They heal, soothe and cure Bum, Wounds, Weak
Back, and Rheumatism, upon Man, and SprninS.
Calls and famcne.s u?on Beasts. Cheap, quick,
and reliable. Price Csc SIC and 81 per bottle, lw
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tsilsskess
i,Iy & Ouh


mry G,nds and GrOcrries.
tuuNsuA LuRNsO1, Mitchell building, NORTH
J .idc la2i
n Il. rurE,.R, West aide MaiG Plaza.
! j. DALEY, vest side OF lie Main Viaza.
4, N ,iIESEN, rnrh .iie Ut the Main Plaza.
uRlGG c H., Vnrih side Of the Main '"T'.
iNILIS1S { SMITH, North SHE Plaza
I,A!!FY X HR j.. 5. ". Corner Pltza.
;.!Eu\kr d BLACK, va.t AIDE OF the plaza,
1 oppp lie Gear iioisr.
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The 5ree 2rtss.
prnLIsnED EVERY THURSDAY BY
ISAAC II J q l. l A \,
IT, wh N, all Letters should b, Addressed,
OrPIcE-Eist side OF Plaza.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION (:

RATES CT ADVERTISING.
ore square, ole Insertion s ~; each addition
,lIn,rrti II under nie m"'iIh ~ CENTS per sqH''r'
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Maynr--O. 7. Rrown.
Council--W. u. liu,chison, 7. Il. Fourqnrsnn, IT,
". Mitchell, \. D. Mcltrite, Wan Giescn.
Mnrshsl-f. N. Prince
Council meets the first Tuesday in each morh.
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['rhe lines beneath are said to have been
wraten BY II convlct In the Ohio penitenti.
tiary.
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Serds.

- Der Comptroller BAT entidieben,
baB @e|ddftsreiienbe, tpelde mad bem
alten @eIee bereits bic iosenannte Drumz
merfeuer be5ablt haten, unter benz neuen
@eiee feline Steuer gu ,ablen baben, bic
ibr Iermin abselaufen 1T.
= Cine Nn,abl terpcrrasenoer Var<
ger belt in Nuitin eiue Beriammlun9 ob,
nm fir bic location ber 3u sriinrencen
llniperitat III Muffin gu arbciten.
Die @ranbiurp in Dallas bat 130
Nntlasen einsereiat.
: Yei Denilon tie6 elm Yaiiasier3us
Der @entralbabn auf einen Tradtju8 ber
Senilon unb scutbeaItern @abn. Die
lettsenannte Babn freujt bic Gentralbabn
uno Der Bradtsus befano iid serace auf
ber 9reu5uns ais Der Pa6asier5Is bineine
fubr. Die locomotive uno 8 6rahtmaz
gen wurben 3ertramn,ert; ienit sei4ab
meitsr tein l1nslud.
= Die @efansenen in Der Sail 5u
2onspieip periudten aus5ubre9en. Sbr
geriu9 murbe inbeb burd bic Wahla1as
feit bes Sailmdrters perbinbert.
= auf oem DOdet bes 9iariftseridts
in Yaris beiinoen iid 10 Morbantlasen.
= Sa 5empitsuD 1T Elm finfjdbriser
9eeserfnabe abbanbcn eefcnllnen, 9erape
als Der Circus BORT mar. Die Tarbiaen
slaubten, baB ber 8nabe bon benz Circus.
beHser Seraubt mcrben lei unb burdiud=
ten ale Wasen unb 3eIte; bod mar bsr=
ielbe nidt Su finben.
Sa Der -llmsesenb BON WaineOla III
bic Obifernte burd 6rolt setSbtet mprben.
Gin Wann in 2a Babia, Namena
@bas. See, purbe far5li9 bon einen1
Tremben, ber por Gees Saule bielt, beraus'
9erufen. aaum eridien 2eeterer Dor be,
Tbar als Der 5rembe uuf Jpn idcb uni
ibn idmer perwunbete. Gin GENTLE,
Treabpeu 1T ais n.utbmablider 1hate,
p.rtaftet Dorben.
= Sn Wacs tpurbe ber gpntratt gum
Bau elmer Daunlmo0enlame Oelmiibls
ausseseten.
- Sn MeRabett murbe Gmma Sal
in ibrem Sauie BON elmer Wferitanerin
Wamens Tbereiu seidchen. @iferiudt
fol bic geranlafuns seweisn iein. 2bersis
| III serhaftet.
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Sic 91ihi(itpnbnmher 00f

- 9ie Mibiliitenbomben. Wel6er
9lrt uno 8ei6aHenbeit Die 8eI6oile ma=
rem, bic bem G3aren bas 2eben foiteten,
tpie ie berseitellt unb ausgeruitet paren,
1T nod ni9t feltgeitelt, miro 5i9 biel=
lei6t au6 ME nit boiler Si6erbeit er=
nitteln lallen. Man6es ipri6t, tpie
Die beuti9e uPetersburger 3eitung"
f9reibt, bagegen, bab Die @eI9ohe inn
Moment Der Stat gei6leu0ert tuuroen.
!Sa6tenner folen lib fiir Die @nIi6t
ausipre9en, baB Die Morotpaffe cine
alrt betpegli9e 0tine mar, ettua eine
nit Dpnamit gefii(lte &ugel, bic bur9
cine feline S6nur nit Dem Berbre6er in
8erbinbung blieb, na6oem er iie i'm
Wfpment ber Shat fortgerolt pber f6on
friiber in ben S6nee getban. Sin Stud
an ber nit Niberbaten berlebenen
S9nur, Die ben 3iinbapparat IN Sid
tigfeit iebt, geniigt, bic grploiion gu be-
mirfen. Soipobl bas SortrDllen Der
Gugel als Ser Stud an Ser S6nur fann
nit minoer aufdligen 8euegungen BON
Statten geben, als oas S9leubern bon
Orlinibomben. 93a6 Qluslageu bon
Roiaden, tpel6e Bel Der Grploiion gesen-
Ddrtig uaren, bdtte li6 oas sipeite Ge=
i6oB ni6t bon einem S6neebaa unter=
fdeioen lai1en.
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SAmsr,; Bonn fs wubte ia, bab Der Sat
te, wie er ibr irsmo scwcrosn mar, tbr
aud frenle blsiben peroe.
Wanen atsr bate 3was eie Wnflasen
Der SHUTTER ssssn ben gater tabrtlan9
aebSrt bo9 trdntte bic RaIte, NIT Der
1a teios bsssenstsn, tr 5sr3; iis mOllts
permittelu, perlSsnsn. pas selSrtt Tamt'
lienalad wisber bsrltsusu. @ie reihts
Dem 8ater bic 5anp, lab i'm nit febsn'
ben ,Blidsn an unp ,pollte ibm CUR SHUTTER
b!nibsriltrsn eud bier iiieB lte auT
bartnddieen Dtcertaab.
QaB bas, mein &iup. iastc Msilfer Gall
lot nur Did. niht Fc taSs ;h btsr aaT'
ae1uGt; s.n ibr bin Id fir itamsr gsih.e'
Zen TIRE Sartber,iafsit bat mid In Die
Jerne eetstebsn.
5artbsr,iase.t2 faas gucie aaf, foats
tdt einem gtrihpencsr mein BsrmDaen
opfern, bas i& mstnsm &tnbe bsIoabrsn
mubte .Ou rpara elm leihtiInnists
@plelsr, Der fn uno bic @ftnieen ins
gerberbsn fIr3te.
sene @umme, um bic Id Did BAT, bdt=
te mid pamals ssrsttst; es mar mein
fe1er gDiIe. taan ntGt lanees pieier per'
her6liarn Msisuns sn fr5bnsn; ID Bate
meine @dulosn bssablsn tonaen nno mare
int gatsriauos ssblie6en. Du psteertsa
Did, mir bic rsttsnts ,,dnb 3u bistea; i'd
muets nit Stbimpf uao @&anpe ben
Disnf auitiren unb etn Ysrlorsner Wann
tiAausmantern In bic gDelt.
g.rlprea2 Du warf Is fur uns,
iaete 9uiie feine Nahridt, tetn Wort,
fetn @rub sslansts aus eer 5erns 3u uns'
Die Dsinsn sabf Du preis, Ubalsi6 sa
Delns YFiht wur, 0e gu ftabsn, f'e su e.
taltsn; mir mubtsn uns mablam rurda
Qsten {Glasen.
{GDrtfebnns fDlst.)
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Wpn @interleioen in 9afpta er

- Non @interleioen in Safpta erz
adblt Elm 6err Sterl1ette aus ber sortiz
gen Mnleblung 8ig 2afe: St batte
einen 8Drratb bon 8rennmatertal uno
Nabrungsmitteln. 3mei Tamilien, Die
nidt 10 gut eingeri6te tparen, quartier=
ten li6 Bel INN ein, unb Die bret SAINT
lien in einem 6auie permo6ten it0
faum bor benz @rfrieren su ibiiben. Oils
oas 8rennmatrial berbrau6t mar, nab
men Tie au @i1enbabni6tpellen uuo Sc
legrapbenpfpiten ibre 3uflu6t, Die tie
aus bem G9nee berborgruben; bann
fameu bic 6duIer Der beioen Na6barn
an Die @eibe, Die na6 unb na6 abge=
ri11en unb perbrau6t lpurOen. Tat.oas
galtse Mtobiliar tpltrbe glei6falls perz
brannt. Gin beuti i6er Na6bar yamens
Beder perlu9te nit einem nit flint
Yferben beipannten S9litten Die nd6lte
Station su errei1en, ltm &p6len su bpz
len. St blieb aber in elmer 56neetpebe
iteder. 3mei Sage ipdter fano man
i'm iteif gefroren in ieinem S6litten
lno Sen treuen Sune glei6falls tobt,
auf ibm. Sic flint pferbe itanoen aufz
rc6t int S9nee uno tuaren gu Sooe ge'
frpren. 9ie 2ei6e tpuroe ieiner Tamilie
uberbra6t, IN cine &iite gelest, Die &iite
tparb sugenaselt unb in Oen Maisipeiz
6er getelt, Bis Der grobpben geniigenb
aufgetbaut mar 1lno man ben Mann Be-
graben fonnte. Cine anOere Gamilie
lebte ldngere 3eit nllr BON @uppe, bic
aus elmer S9ienbaut gefo6t tDuroe.
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Graffu8 Mceo.

Das erSbte @ Sbellaser. Der
Statt 1T oasjeniss beS 5errn Z. Wssb.
MUtel ellst Nrt 1ab balslbR In srSBter
Muswat! ;u ben nieorislien prsilen gu
babsn unb In Der Sbat tann isoer @es
lAmad befrisoist perben. Darlore unb
SdIabiminer.Sets tauft man BET 5errn
6. Rseo ,u Gutrlfpreiien, ba er letne MS.
BEL ttrstt aus bsh srGbten Tabrittn css
9anbss be;iebt. 5srr Nesb tat aussr>
DEM eiasn sroben gorratb BON 2sppt&en
unb Wattsn uab al!sn In biefss Sad ein-
fGlaesnpen Oaaren. Der WGbsi irssnb
ustdher art setraudt, tbut wcbl, Fh an
Serrn Stseb gu tpenoen. Dom Gew0bn.
ltHfen Bic gum Naerfstniten unb 9bsusr=
fen If @aes in leinsm StOre gu fnten.
GIL, ,S0t.
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@t6tis fir pattsnten. Ser srGbte
Boslttatsr it wer Shmer,en linofrt unb
&ranfbet teilt. Or @ilstee bat burh feline
wunpertare gntseduns bes ANAKESIS
eines burhaus !sid!en, RAID unb untriis'
lid wtrtsnpsn 6silsmittei fiir s NOR r
boiben In allsn 9tabien, beioeS pull'
bradt. 10000 oebeiIts Yatienten be3eusen
feline 9siltraft. IS 1T Elm einfader Gin.
flbrunestSrpsr, Der ais @r.petaunssmit'
tel unb Wspi,in hent. qinberuue tritt TO-
fort elm uno bic 5siluns 1T sewib. preis
sl.O0. probsn fret. Grantirt Sussi&idt
burh p. Nsuausbtsr & Co., BUr 3946,
STEM gott.
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2mei Oraane.

Oaan require 3uerl ben Masen uno
banu bic 9eber- namentlid ben eriten-
70 bab bieielben lire Suncticnen pcl=
fpmmen erfillen. Gbut man oieS, 10
teust man wenisi1enS neunsehn 3mans
sisfteln aller uebel Dor, benen bic Oeenld)s
belt unterpcrfen 1T, iei es in ,peldem
Slima es mOlle. Das 0cpfenz gittsrs 1T
bic ein5ise uns tefannte WfeoiSin, tpel9e
tieie 5rei Srsane in ben Stano lett, tbre
Tunctionen auf pSllis natursemdBe Neile
gu erfiillen. Maine Tarmer.
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Ott
LdsltAe Treie Hreiie
erfdetnt
i5lib nit NuSnabm bes SOnntaSs
unb fc@fet
$1,000 .firsbasiSaer Ooer $3.50. tir
3 W|cnat.
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Our&idlagenber @rfcl g.

lleber 1000 greutplare bes in ben Spalten
bieier 3ettuns anse3eisten ausseSeidneten
Sudes. Der Settunssanfer," wuroen
i'm saufe oes prrisen WcnatS abseiett,
uno linb mir ielt paucn iibsr5eust, bag
jebeS berielben in baS Saus beS Sanbs
merfers, Turiners unb @ei9afts. Wannes
iowie in bic itrablenben paldte Der @ei=
den Treube, Croft, 6riepen unb @ladie,
lisfsit sebradt bat.
Soften mir, baB burd bic mertbpOllen
StatbIdldse bss v@ tunssa 8
enblid benz erbdrmlihen 1rslben Der
Quad lalber, 5abrifanten icSe nannter
electrii idsr Ssilmittel, icpie vIsuerenrs"
une ber Yerfaiier wertblcier Suoeli9rifs
ten, bic NidtS als bic ausbeutuns ibrer
Spfer be5weden, Elm bulDises @nce be-
reitet peros. Dies III unier anfridtise,
Wunid. philadelphia sIaSsblatt."