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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-10-07

IN oI reaI,.
he Ln, !. full an aaa m m
ne clothing iss,-
Ks plete. Call and see.
The Studebaker Wagon with Oh
new patent truss axle. at Wilkes hare
ware store. Farmers call and SET il.
DO not purchase your school books ii
yon have seen the Fout Bros. Wes
If side square.
. For rent the old Journal office.
:. Ma. BAYLOR
k New Sorghum at Dean & G.ifiinS.
Il Look at Cochranes oyercoatings an,
e suitings before you buy. and save from
: 10 to 10 per cent.
Baylor& Miller will save you money
The newest stock is now at G.. X.
Brewington's.
Latest styles dress goods are at
Brewington's.
Baylor 4 Miller will save You money
Dress Flannels and Shoodah cloth
at BREwINGToN'S.
Best 50 cent Jeans and ST. Corset
in the market at BREwINGroN's.
Baylor 4 Miller for bargains.
i Crawford & Allgaier wish it remem-
bered that they are still on hands and
eady for business.
Ifyou need anything IN groceries or
glassware, call at J. H. Wilkes.
! Baylor d Miller for clothing.
John Caskey says he does mol have 10
lie on his fellow merchants in order to
sell goods.
All kinds of family produce and pro-
visions 5ought and sold at Crawford
& Allgaier's.
Baylor * Miller for Dry Goods.
INCEST listers in town for ladies be-
low cost at HARLAN Bros.
Wanted all to see the new goods at
Brewington 5.
Baylor & Miller will not be under
sold.
Fine line of Queensware. Glass and
decorated ware at URROWS.
CHARCOAL for sale at
VI. T. DeReamers.
Baylor & Miller. Southwest Corner
-0
Charcoal Tor sale at
NJ T. DeReamer's.
Go to Dean & Griffin for Sugar &
Coffee Cheap.
BAYLOR & Miller for Boots and shoes.
All kind of Country Produce at Dean
& Grittins.
Take your Butter Il Eggs to Dean Il
Gritiins.
BAYLOR & Miller want to see you.
Call at w. ]. Wilkes Hardware store
when you want a first class Buggy or
Spring wagon.
Buggies and Spring Wagons offered
cheap and warranted first class at w. J
Wilkes.
Baylor Il Miller have the goods.
Cochrane has the boss stock OF piece
goods for gent suits.
Buggies and Spring Wagons going
cheap at W. ]. Wilkes.
Ifyou need anything in the school
book line give FoUT Bros. call.
Merchant Tailoring at Baylor & Mil
er's.
Window and door frames always on
hands or made to order at Variety Wood
Works. Also turning and scroll work
If all kinds done to order
Holmes & Amick
If you want cash for your Butter and
Eggs take them TO Dean K Griffin.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, Hats.
Boots & Shoes. and everything at Bay
or Il MIliers.
BALM Gilead.
There is balm in Gilead to heal each
,aping wound; In Thomas Eclectric
III the remedyis found. For internal
md for outward use, you freely may
lpply it For all pain and inflammation,
'ou should not fail to try it,. 1t only
,osts trifie It's worth its weight gold
And by every dealer in the land is sold
For "a 10 hy I {. ,Jamison
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-10-07

CHARCOAL for sale at
u. I. DeReamer
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-10-07

Go to John Tinsman for Gems.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-10-07

INCEST line Of dress goods in the city
at HARLAN Bios
The cheapest and ncbiest stock al hats
il kirssviIir at HARLAN Bros
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-10-07

Cochrane has the boss stock OF piece
goods for gents suits.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-10-07

Baylor & Miller, South West Corner
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-10-07

Hereafter, my braves, take warning n time,
And don't stretch polltcnes7 too far,
For it sometimes happens the brittle thrcnti
breaks,
And you're told to go home 10 yer Mar, "
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-10-07

Henry Gerhold is now occupying a
new house.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-28

iiber feline eisensn @efiible bic Der Drnz
nerihlas fam, Der i5m beipies, mas er
setcfft uub perloreu bate. Mtila wuhS
beran, nm bic Braut eines @noeren au
,peroeu, ienes 3oitia, benz bic @rtalun9
al.r @iiniae Urn elmer Satisen See IN
bic Biese se(est su ietn itien. uno Der
nit leinem cbeihdblihen 5unlcr loon
flir Saul elm Dorm i'm Wuse Semeien
mar, als er nod int 4aoettenrSdHen
@cnntass tam uno Der fleinsn Wtila nit
lsinen @rsSbliateiten bic 3slt ustffteo,
Bic ibr Dor Yaden bic Ehraneu in bic
Muaen traten. go mar es immer sebilez
Ben. Bau(s @ssenwart, feline unsrmipz
lide @eoulb, ia ielbit leine Spter CIT
3eit uub Wabe marsn far oas DQdoden
elm Seibnserlfanb ssweleu uab seSlieben;
er setSrte Ut ibrer @riltens, pis Die Sutt
bic 1ie einatbmete, wie bas tdalide grct,
peldes fe, cbne barum gu icrBen lebea
Gag anf ben, seOsdten Ei.h fano. Wobl
bate fe INNER Elm ircunelihes Na@eln
fir i'm, er mar ibr nod eben 10 teeuer
wie etebsm, ale ile feline aalden nit
aepfeln faute, isoes WibssIaid bas ien
traf, mar Elm Summer fir lie, nne benz
nod that iie bm tdufJ web, cb, 70 bitter
ueb mie ebeu beute, oab er fcrifhrs'fs
unb ben 5ut t;sfer in bic auaen orlidre.
ale ct ieiueu eliidiiden y}shenbutle'
Sofia bemertte. Der ibm nabe bsim Gin
ganse te8ssnete.
(TSrtlstuas fulst,,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-28
Dtit ber Yerdnoeruns I'M Mini lfe:


rum, tpie iis por einisen Easen oura baS
@abel beridtet muroe, BAT SiSmard BIZ
rette 5teauns senpmn1en gu benz beporz
itebenben srOBen Wablfampfe I'M beu1s
id,en Nel6, melder bic @nti4eiouns 3tpi=
id,en ben ablolutiitii Ienoen3en 8isz
mards uno benz Tprtbelfanb bes 9ttera'
lismus als Taftor in Deuti dlanb brtn<
gen mub. Gin beutides glatt idreibt:
vNne bic peri9iebeuen Scnflifte iiber
mirtblhafttide une politilde Trasen,
pelde felt Sabren smiidsn benz leitenben
@taatsmann uno ben liberalen Barteten
eutlfanben iinb, baben iid, nahbem eine
2Slune roer Elm &uuprpmiB unmSSltd
selprr6en, ~ Der einen unb widtissn
Srase suselsitt, cb bic felt Sa9ren Be-
reits BON ber 9erridaft persrdnsten ltbe,
raleu @runoiase mod madtis senus iein
merben, in Der OppoiitiOn etne Stole gu
lpielen. g1ad ben INNER eeutlider her=
portretenben Yldnen 8ismard's banoelt
es }id, Bel ben nabten Wablen UNI ni4ts
Nnberes als nm bic Wieberberiteuuns bes
abipluten NesimentS our4 baS Volf
leltf, benz susemutbst tpirb, iolde Sers
treter gu pdblen, welde bic 8edte oes
Neidstass felber perfimmeln. 9cffents
li9 ermeil Das beutide 8olt Serrn 8is>
nard ben @efallen nidt, menn aud 3u=
seseben werben u1ub, baB bic ferotlen
literalen Meidsmameluten, ipelae iid gu
feiner fiibnen, mannliden Ghat aufsu=
raffsn permodten, cine seialsene Nieoerz
lase perbienten. GS feblt eben in Deutidz
lanc aud an elmer trafttsen fprtidrittli4
eeiinnten Golfspartei, mslde in pc(iti'
idsr unb io;ialer ge5tebuns Elm 5eitse=
nlabes freiteitlides Yrcsramm auflfeat.
Die 6ort; ttittler iino gu riel Wan4eiferz
leuts unb bic Scsialbencfraten Iinb ber
Me9rbeit Des grlfes gu ertrem unb re-
rpluiipn1r.
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2 a 8.

Sin Der Npe. s. unc %. Ctr. @a(pe=
fton, iinb bic Wobnuns beS farbisen Wep.
Cole, bic Stride unb bier Sol3bduler abz
sebranut. 9as Teuer entiiano in benz
Sauie Gcle's, unb sriff 70 idnel un1 iid,
ba6 er unb feline Tantilie nit fnapper 9fptb
entfamen. Wan perlnutbet granbltiftuna.
-Beim Baben ertrant Ilan3o Welteptt.
Gr binterldBt B1au unb bier ainber.-
Sames S'8rien, Budbaltsr Der Tirma
Ganan & WiuiamS, besab lid am Scnns
tag Wcrsen ins @eiaift um 8eAnunsen
aus5uidreiten. @r fablte id balo un<
wobl, fehrte mad 5auie 5urad unb itarb
in fur5er 3eit. uriade: srpbe Sise
uno unmaBiseS 1rinfen BON gismaicr.
--Gnbreu 8enner, ELL alter Wfann, braf,
in Der @traBe in 6clse Der Siee suianl>
men.--@. q. Guntinston lou bic cons
trolirenbe 0emalt iber bic @entraltabn
erlanst buten.--Dus gtisr aonritc Bat
beidlsHen, bem Yalmer,Smaipan Sbnpiz
tat bic SnbicriptionSliiten, auf mslaen
$68, 1877 se3eidnet iine, auSiubinpieen.
Ss 1T Iehr mabrideinlid, baB bic Nn.
nabme perlpeisert mirb, ba taares @elb
cor;u5ieben in.
= Sn Wacc bate man am "a. Suni
105 9rae Wdrne uae babel Manael an
Sis.
- Bet Sberman ertrcnf i'm gboctaw
elm Is labriser 3nabe beim 6iideu. Der
gater beiielben uno mebrere Nreunpe Be-
fanben liH sur Ste1e, ais baS uua(iid
selhab, aber 95iemanb bon ibaeu fonnte
i4wimmen, une 70 lief man ben 9nabeu
ertrinten.
: yon Der armenfarm in Sberman
entipransen G Gefansene turh bic sfad.
ldilisfeit beS Nufisbers.
= &usf erbdlt eine GiIenba1u. AWus
6reube barii6er baben bic bortiaen 8e.
pObnsr 100 @aluti4diie utsefeusrt.
= Gin Ser. Staaten Waribal unb
Der Sberiff BON @rabam perbaiteten in
Coleman gpunth Die brei UeSroer pes
Storeinbabers Wartin in 8elfnas.
= Sn Gan Warcos serietben alpei
Werifauer in cine Sdldgerei unb elmer
bon ibnen wurbe Don bein anbern erjhoIz
fen. Der WSroer entflo1, it aber som
Sbsriff einsefansea morben.
= Der bierte Suli ion in @alpeltcn
burd ein pifnit in Sdnibts @arten s.<
ieiert werben.
= Sersansenen SOnntas 1T in Dali
lag bas Scnntassseiet itrift burdsefibrt
worben. Der Sberiff lief ale @eidifte
nnb 1rinfbauier bon Samlfag bis
Sonntas Dfitternadt idlieben. Sieraaf
pereinisten iid bic QBirtbe unb er3panaen
bic SdlieBuns aller Gisperfaufslfinbe,
70 baB an Sonntas ni6t elm Stidden
Sis 5u baben mar.
: Die sort WOrth Gar Wbeel Wta=
nnfacturius Company, nit einenl 3apiz
tai scn $150,o00, bat iia intcrporirsa
laHen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-28
Mrs. 0Binslo's Sootbime syrup.

Wfrs. 0Binslo's Sootbiue SDrup.
Nep. @pluanus gObb farsibt In Bottom
Gtriftian Jresman folsenOsrmabsn air
tpurcsn auf fs!uen SAL cine Meoi;in emp.
fsblsn, penn wir nidt tpiibtsn, eab Te gut
mare - belunbers fir ainbsr. Bon
Mrs. Winslows SYrup tSpnen mir aus
@sfabruns ipreaen In unferer etssnsn
5amllis mar lls BON 5sssn. Dsun ipir
ben SYrup einsm SlnSe eabsn. ras nit
esibwsb ssplast mar. 70 perl&affte es benz.
felbsn rubissn Sdlaf uno bsn @ltsrn Stu.
be. Die msiasn a@lttrn miIsn biss 3u
EdaBen. Sier If Elm Nrtifsl, Der uuladb.
LID unp ucblt9dtis 1T, csnn ter Sdlaf
ben ct er3sust, II natiirIa uno Der tleins
Gberu5 erraht 70 tel ais ein Snopf.
Wdbrsnb tsr psriODe bss 3abnens III Der
Ssrup Son unfhabbarem Wrtbe. gpit
tabsn 0fters bon Wiit!eru iasen tSrsn,
oos Fs niGt obne ben Gsrup isin m6hten
pOn ter 9eturt bss &inpes an tts cas-
3abnrn pOrabsr III. gu esrtaufsn in
/ alien Wpottefsn 5u 25 GsatS bic Jtafte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-28

S9bante einsm g H6pfer.
bab unter ben nsutiden pfarrern bisfes
eensss nod fsiner oasewsien III, ben eeif-
ilHsa Stand turd @hwinesI. .Mr,siaen
70 bstab;uwiirbiseu, wie es leipsr stniae
Nms' fanlld'e ,,&spsrenos nit foeenana
ten MtlliOndr Jreiresepten tbun. Wenn
Str wadsrer o8ettuussanfer,"
bislen BSlfsn iu 5Aafstltiosrn sas Der.
bammcnspertbe SaaSwsrf Iest, 70 tat bas
terrlihe 8uh fir bic armen &rantsn ein
srubes Dett sstban.
SD msrbe Den u@sttunssanfsr" gum
5sle msiner Wiitmenldtn BEL ispsr @e.
lsssnbeit auf tas Bette empfsblen.
go ftretSt ein beutider pfarrsr aus
Wiseonfn an oeS Dsutlae 5sii- -Safitut,
412 81. 4. Ctr, pbilaeslpbir, ga.
Der ,,Wettuussantsr" wtrp fur 25 gts.
fret Ssrlanet.
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@eebrt unD ge@egnst.
(Gortlebuas fuIst,i

= ais elm gOueeium hsrsur.aasnser
@frs!t NIB Ghem'ser asfnnbiate, pob eurd'
@omtiHation stiieheI potlbetnnE,sr ,pertt>
sullsr 6siifrafte Die wunosrtarlie u ri.
gin probu3irt wo,een fsi, bic sine 10 ssobe
3abl BON 8ranftsiten furire, cab fat Gle
arbern Isei,insu enttetriith lpireen, ba
,weifelten y!ele an Der gDatrbsit biefer
antinetsune; allein unwscsrlealide auf
5batlaAen bes riiHtete Be,pcils taben ale
3wsifei beisiiiat, uno bsute weroen bic
9nitefsr ree 5ppfen8ittsrs bon
allen ais Npsltsatsr sst9rt ua, sslssne!.
,Dsmrerat."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-28

Wel6er gIelei beuti9ldnoilbe
8ldtter fdbig finb, eriiebt man aus fol=
genben Sdben in einem 2eitartifel Der
8erliner vSribiine"
uQln SteGe oes bisberigen @eneral=
eoniuls in Berlin, @}r, 9erm. areis=
mann, 1T, iuie cine Sepef6e aus Maz
ibingtpn r,,elbet, SIR. CHARLES Gablo D.
Snoiana ernannt morben. = lteber ben
Na6folger glr. &reismanns, DIR.
CHARLES &ablo s. Snoiana, erfdbrt
man nur 10 biel, oaB oerielbe Senator
Der 2egislatllr BON Snoiana unb trpb
Ieines fransoiirten 9tamens bon beltz
i9er Mbfammung it,"
slud anoere 9erliner 8ldtter beri9=
ten BON einem @barles aabo B. Snoia>
na, Obne gu merfen, baB nit Snbiana
Der Staat semeint lei, in mel6em Sab
10 ipobnt. 9lber ausoriidli6 gu iagen,
oaB pb' Snbiana" Der frans0lirte Wame
oes Mannes iei-io unmenl6li9 bumnl
luar bod nur oas obengenannte 8latt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-28

= Der gottsnberser tann ieet bic
Courage seisen, bic ibm, ais ebemalisem
Drasoner-9ieutenant, cbne 3meiiel angee
boren 1T. Seine Winiiter taten iimlnt,
LID reiisnirt, 80 D6rfer (marum niGt
100? baten Dor Yrieiiern seitwpren,
baB iie bic 8erfaiiuns psrtbeibisen wollen,
uno bic eurcpd,iden WGdte, &uBlauo
niat aussenOnlmen, mollen lid bisier
inneren Nnselesenheit sesenutsr neutral
pertalten. Sc wirs feline idSne Crime:
runs fiir Ileranber merten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-28

= 9as europdiI6e Clement in 4l=
gerieu bilset cine fsbr i6tpade Minoz
ritat Der 8eb6lferung. Sen 2,50O,=
600 Mtuielmannern lteben nur 80, 900
@uropder, ipDpon bios 10000 6ran=
soien, gegeniiber. 9ie .lneiiten guro=
pder lino in Der Probins Oran, ibre
3abl betrd9t 10000. Sn Der Yro=
pins 9llgier mitIammt Der Sauptitabt,
saDlt man ni6t mebr als 112, 900 yi6t=
9lraber, in ber proOins @onitantine nur
80 600.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-28

= 9feupernlab(te ri4tsn ibr Saus elm.
Sbne sOZODONT feblt ettpas. SIR
freunolides 2d4eln erbsitert ibn; ibre
3ahne erhalten ben berrliden @lan5,
baS 3a9nfleild bic idlSne 9fStbe nur
tur9 ben gebraud pes SOZODONT.
@s 1T bas siuisite 3abnmittel, elm paar
Irppfen auf bic 3ahnbiirite tpilfen er=
frildeno unb ueridSnernb. NGe Droe
Suilten perfaufen oanelbe.
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(Ttirclt gul, uao Sribune vum Is. eon,

(Tstrclt poi: unb Gribanc pOm IS. San.
6rGbeim,r Bros. batsn fcsten Elm Gar.
!oao BON Hsscs Silt Gcs. lpnte ettalten.
Dieter Qrtifel osrtauf ia IsSr RAID uno
70 mub IS aud lsin, tsnn ss III obne 3wei.
fel esr bette artiisl lsinsr art, Der ie elm.
es'utrt uurbs. uuo bat ni6t |einss @lei.
den. Nur cas- bette Material mirb ,u
Nfses Gilt gb0e Sonic psrtpaubt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-28

-Su turser 3eit bat 9. 9. Sranf
ietn @ei4aft beinabe I'M bas Doppelte
per9rSBert, neil er feline Waaren gu biui=
gen PreiIea nerfauft. Serr Granf emz
pfieblt ale 8aaren far ben 9ielt ber
Sailcn gu duBerf billisen Yreiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-28

= Infer Icrratb bon weiBen unb oez
ftreiften 9amns 1T bebeutenb, welden mir
3u lebr mabisen Yreiien pertauf fen.
Sdram & s o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-28

Soiepb Sawoa's @able
in Neu' BraunleIs mablt lses eutes Sorn,
uno Wet3eumebl nno pertauft in aroben
Quantitatrn IN Die llmeesenD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-28

- Damen<, Serren= unb ainberz
Striimpfe bel 6 Sdram & Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-28

- Seioene Sdniire unb Qualten in
allen Sarben iino 5u baben Bel
g dram & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-28
Gsn. @. q. Heanregara ana @eu.
gnbAI q. &arIu.

~ InFrassn fir Qs.nien, forpte Wai,n fas
eluss tonaen nur in Der Office ia New> OrItans
9emant wtrben.
aDsssa 2irsuIarsn %. @taeuunaen fbreibe man Al
W. U. Daupbiu,
Hsw Orleane "a
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-23
A Mules Story.

Yesterday, while couple Of street car
mules were standing in the stable, Just
after heavy pull the red mule looked
over his stall and remarked to black
companion.
How do you like this weother?'
"ld have no objections to it if had
nothing to do but staud here but | do
not enjoy position in front Of a hasty
driver, and especially when the car
drpws so heavily as it does now"
"Wcl,' continued Red, "the next
change may improve our condition. |
have been a good mule, never kicked
but one man, and that was in self.de-
fcnse and DO not see why should not
receive m elevation Woportjonate 10 the
downfall which | sustained"
"What were you before trausmigra-
tiou, Red2'
II was born Oh farm not far from
Cleveland. When my father died he
left the farm to me, | was too restless
to enjoy SO quiet lie and selling for
good round sum, ! invested my money
in Il paying business and soon hecame
known rs a munupuitst. ] had been
reared I, rcsnecf md rsrlrl fine fcrliuo.
of those wifi whom Iyos n3sorioied Inf
INV desirn fnr money chn,,al ont INV hot.
ter self liI nIt ty IN correct tbi.
Int oyor wE;Ia dtting in cbnrch WIN
NV fn,niL. wonld tLinl, If m,. .rhnInn,
ma cnrioto ,nnn tLp intue,co which |
exercised in the lo,al financial world
q nor,S nf G;nn5s vGs st,n1ina ncor
nv want nato wn.rhing tbo Grst snow
nf nf' wintnr % 6s 4i il Jrirtol n9ofost n" f.nrr
4 law moan o,rn,t,L nv nltnnti,n m,i
ir,i,;"r ,' ar,,nn5 : y,nJ . mann Iy;ng nr
tI" 12 ar92n"j ~ Wt't !. thrnJ, 70 I Ir.
,non5JoJ Tram r,..;rl, hr.ria ,onl
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-23
" earring Mourning.

No male mind can appreciate the great
responsibility of being widow III Grape
None but widows wer Grape lavishly
for even wnen mourning is assumed for
afathcr on mother single bands OF Grape
laid on other goods are sufficient, while
some persons arc satisfied with unOb-
trusiyC salf-trimmiugS. Entire costumes
Of Grape over silk used to be common
for all degrees of bereavement, bnt tha
highest usage is now against II for all
except widows. Craze is the easiest tu
rumple. the quickest to show dust, and
altogether the hardest of fabrics to wear
neatly. When clad III YOU never feel
quite safe, and cannot hope at any time
to experience the sweet consolation Ot
knowing beyond doubt that You are
really and truly well dre.sed. As to eX.
pense, mourning brings sorrow to the
pocket book, because common material
in black betrays itself at a glance. Cot
ton can not by any art now known to the
dyer be made to take on II perfect lnstcr-
less black. Therefore, satisfactory
mourning goods must he fine linen or
silk. BON baziuc, cashmere, Henrietta
cloth, the new Irish poplin, Grape cloth,
serge, chuddu cloth, serged faced satin,
dull brocade, grenadine, tlllle, crepe dn
cheue and tissues these are all fashion
able. and afford considerable variety, ex-
cent III coors. They aroused i'll COM
binations, and with the addition OF I'M
polished aud cut jet beads, which are
put in quantities on mourning toilets for
inll dress. A mixture If black and
white is considered second mourning
Those about to discard black may with
propricty assume steel-gray, purple IN
various heliotrope shades, and pearl. -
NeW York Letter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-23
Land MOnOpOly in California.

with more untitled acres than there
are in Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa com
bined, the settler who comes to Cali
fornia," the San Francisco Chron'cfe
says, "fnds extreme difficulty III secur-
ing home-l60 acres-at even four
times as much as 100 acres would cost
him in any OF those States. Millions oi
acres have been transferred from GoV-
ernment to corporation control, and the
corporations, with singular blindness 70
their own interests, seem to be the worst
enemy the settlers have. Other mill
ions of our best acres are locked up IN
large Spanish and Mexican grants, held
for advancing rates, simply because the
machinery provided for taxing them
does not work with honesty and smooth
ness"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-23
Frontier Criticism.

The editor Of II mining camp news
PAPER went to Denver to hear Emma Alb
bolt sing. and in a lengthy review of the
opera, says "As Il niger she can just
wallop the hose o!1 anything that ever
Wagued Jaw on the boards. From her
clear, bird.like upper notes she would
counter away down on the bass racket
and then cushion back toa sort of spirit
uul treble which made every man III the
audience imagine every hair ON lls mead
was the golden string ef Il celestial harp
over which angelic fingers were sweeping
in the inspiring old tune OF sally put
the kettle on Hare she would rest
awhile, trlline like an enchanted bu'd,
and then hop IN among the upper notes
again with git-up.and git yivaeity that
ilnglcd the glnsS pendants on the challue-
liers and elected IL whoop OF pleasure
from every galoJt in the mon. In the
last act she made q neat play and worked
i'll that famous kiss OF hers on Caste. He
had her in his arms, with her head ly-
ing on his shoulder and her eyes shoot
ing red-hot streakes of galvanized love
right into his. All at once her lips be-
gan to twitch coaXingly and get INTO po-
sition, and when he tumbled to her
racket he drew her up easy like, shut his
eyes, and then her ripe, luscious lips
glued themselves to his and thrill OF
pleasure nabbed hold of him and shook
him to till the audience could almost
hear his toe nails grind against his boots;
Then she shut her eyes and pushed
harder and-oh, Moley Hoses the
smack that followed the stitching ID
every masculine heart in the house. Shes
a thoroughbred right from the start, aud
the fellow that takes in her kisses is more
to be envied than the haughtiest mon
arch that ever squatted down on gold
plated throne"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-23
A Cheerful Set Of Folks,

The Lepchas, Of India, are Buddhists,
short in stature, bulky and of fair COM
plexion, their features being distinctly
Of the Mongoliou type. They are gross
feeders, gorging themselves constantly
to repletion, and eating the flesh of the
elephant, rhinoceros and monSey. Their
habits are nomadic. They do not usu.
ally live longer than three years IN one
place. They buy their wives for prices
varying rom 40 to 500 rupees. and,
il they We no money, will serve their
fathers. law as boldsmen in recon-.
penae,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-23
A DrOD of Water,

We read frequently Of the drowning
of good swimmers. who suddenly sink III
the water without any apparent cause
The common explanation OF such m ac.
citcnt is that the swimmer Is seized
with cramps but IN English naval
officer offers different solution Ot the
phenomenon. He buses his theory on
his own experience. His ship was lying
for @ long time off Alden harbor, and it
was the practice for crickcting parties to
swim from the vessel to the shore every
evening, having their clothes sent i'll i
small boat. OF course there was II race
to sec who would get to the beach first
The writer in the course Cf sharp
struggle for the lead opened his mouth
to breathe, and some of the spray flying
in the wind got into his throat and took
the passage down the trachea. ~ could
neither" ne says, "get any breath in,
nor any ont, and | soon began to feel
that | was dying on top of the wafer.
There must have been dozen men close
to me. but / could not speak, much less
call to them. | kept swimming on for
the shore. In about thirty seconds my
senses began to leave me, / ceased to
swim, and my legs went down, when
luckily for me they touched the bottom !;
a violent Jump helped me to cough up
the drop of water. | staggered on shore
and fell quite exhausted on the beach,
much to the surprise of all the men with
me-" 1t is the opinion of this gentleman
that many fatal accidents to swimmers
are due simply to drop of water in the
wind-pipe. A conclusive proof that they
are not due TO cramp is a fact that a man
rescued within two minutes Of sinking IN
this mysterious manner is beyond all
hope of resuscitation.