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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-31
. Sin 8amheraer ar1n[ein

= Sin Samberser 6rdulein ma6te
lid neali6 oas 8ersniisen, b06it eigen=
banbig einen &rug friiden @aHers am
Brunnen su bolen. ginige junae Ser
rem blieben Dor BEN nfelteneu Bilbe"
iteben ultb erlaubten iid Die Nnlprade ::
Run, fd0ne 3ebeffa? Sebr reIolut
tpar aber bic 8ibelfeltigfeit perratbenoe
Intiport: ySDlI id biellei6t &aneele
tr1nfeH?" tts 4ilt@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-31
Neue @aareu.

Gin @eiddft, in speldem man fortmabs
renb etmas Neues finbet, 1T bas Des Serrn
8. Wpl on. beS tefannten SGnitt=
muurenz. unb MSbelbanblers. Durd ben
rieiisen llmiat. ben bus @eiddft er5ielt,
1T es netbwenpis, neue 8aaren beinabe
tislid unterwess gu baten uno auf bieie
gSeiie gelingt es Serrn Wolfion bon benz
9teuelten INNER ba8 9feuelte eiieriren 3u
fSnnen. Die gadbelt ltellunsen tpabrenb
elmer Saiion iinb ebeniO sroB nno 5uwei=
len srSBer, ais bic ipeSieuen @intauie fiir
bieielbe uno ba9er u1uB man Serrn WOlf=
ion bduiiser beiuden, I'M iein INNER
mabrenb wedielnbeS Waarenlaser fennen
su lernen. @eseuwdrtis bat Serr @olf=
ion cine pradtpOue Nuswabl BON &leipers
ltoiien aller Grt. pdbrenD ct Stapelartifel
fur bic SOmmeriuilon, wie Sdirnrs,
sFider &c. gu berabseietten Yreiien ans
bietet. Das MSteqaser lit 10 reidbal=
tiS, baB ieter Wunid befrieOist merben
fam unO es 1T cine gbatiude, OaB Ssrr
Wclficn bic MSbel gu ben raiionableiten
Rreiien Serfauft. Wsr gintduIe 5u MAIDEN
bat, ber ipenSe iia suud4it an Ssrrn
2oplIlou. s... q r--zs 'Fxt. eaFSJ
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-31

- Damens, 6erreaz unb Sinber=
Strampfe bei 9 dram & 80.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-31

DWel6es mag tpobl Der dltelte
Oroen iein?" fragte In elmer @eietli6aft
cine Dame, beren @atte in ibrem 8e=
iiBe ni6t eben gliidli6 gu nennen mar.
Der bonn 5austreu3", ertpiberte Elm
Mibbolb. l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-31
La. s., h.

Bur ti3!
Die aOuifana StaatsIotterie III bic sin3tse. bic
Soa BEN 8olte enbofiirt wurbe
glue CUTE @efesen5eit feim @fa6
ut utaGea.
Die 3isba 9 Der GIaifs s Fnbei ftatt
III Stew Srlsans Disnitas ben L.. Septemb. 1881
Qcuiiiatta State Qptterp So.
Disies Saaitut murbs i'm Sabre 1858 fur Gr.
siebaass> unb aDoblibdtisteiis 8wede soa ber
Staa.slssislatur seleB!ia neorporirt nit einem
3apital pon S1,000.e0o. su tpsldem Ne ieit5a
tinsn @efersefrnb bon $4,000 binsusefist bat
Rummfrn flnben menattin fat Miemals wirt
cine 9iebuns ssrfauben. Mau .lefs nadfpls.nbs
wrssSertbeiIuns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-31

98er reine importirte Weins pber 9iz
qneure gu haben wani4t, ,taufe im Sauptz
quarter. $. @renet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-31
!. Durt ,,Deut{6es Rinher.

Dur6 uDeutf6es4inbtr.
meb |" (paspotropbine) i1nb ihcn mebr
Sauslinse Dor einem fraben 2cbe bswabrt
worpen oils pur6 ale Mrsueisn unp 9sH.
mittsl her Wslt. IS. sntbdlt idmmtlits
Glsmsnts. pelhe gum Bahstbum uno @sz
btibsn Der 8Isinen srforperlit fnD, nnb
NJ als eriaBmittsl fur manselbarte opsr
unseiunbe Muttsrmtld ssraos,u nnent.
betrlt6. Man ibnssuss lld ourd sinsn
Bsriuh. Neuliasbter' Drut.
hts Rtnoermeb l"fsbt BEL ben
tetsn asrsten In bobsr Natuas uno III In
alien Apotbsfsn ,u taben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-08-31

Selbene SdnIre unb Qualten in al
len 6arben fino gu baben bei
. Dram & 60.
, 1881-08-06
THE bride OF ruNIs,
{'afi& Figaro.

A news melancholy from the Tunis.
One knows that In this country droll ono
has the hatituds to admire the women much
stout
There WINS there ono young woman Of
which tho hand was sought by a lover impet-
nous.
She saw n!m-she loved him, -.
Everything Was Of accords tha parents
were aMjab!es. the fortunes wore equals.
hut ono day 1t found itbelf That the nus
band future discovered a thing nitrt9l.lul.
The bride did not weight but 700 pounds!
With 2 catnlless terrible lla auI4 to her;
1--WE shall not ra.see eacll otnaE ll0 tNnre,
Tho brldU Of my brother. weighs 400 pounds,
Is It thai could bgluX the shame upon my
family lit esp0u6tnx d 6knletOn ~
lie left her, bathgd In tenTs hot.
AB-sUon.as, she took tue determination. She
resolved tlat she would eMfatte1l toTself. She
ata continuity ior. q tllteen d, days.
Mtscry! pespairt She weighed but three
';rheretors; taking her courage In the two
hal,dH, a1la bought q tube ot rubber, llka
tI.0s6 at the means OF which onc latteps tho
geese Of 6tFash0uFE,
wsi!e A e sst "a # twenty days sa' STAINED 's
shs sent 10 her !oyer. Ho was run himself
| TO the hQnke paternaL
A. he entered there wts sound deaf lun
btuit s0ural like ths noise Of a Kun.
, 1881-08-06

A corrcspuntlcut at Saratog, writes rs fol-
lows. 7 rcn,l In n h,,o,, tlt;x ,n,rninv viii,
",n; 81, ," i,os Iou v",,nin ..o. % LIZ, "v s..i
.n]"s ." NY "osel Fc''''a'!' timt oniy uuiy
BEAUTIFUL" said Tic fool of M uutl1or "wc
must mt mn rnuo,,llnr puruosr into thu will,
s,,,I t,,,,..tro,. ,,,,r n,,,',s a,b ,f,o,,,s
sAa concentrate o!tt '''ousnts ntlA hiectlohs
upon tllo accomplishment Of 1t Until entlnt-
sinSn wells up In the heart, st,tEllsll,x tho
.ountcnu,,cu a,ld rebuilding the body on its
,w,, s1;rlmc ,,'",,'n INV i ,,m,1 nn,y ", ,,,s
a'y eyes from the pnRa to see what NONSENSE
that was. Within thirty feet snt the most
beautiful woman III tho },ouse,-a rucni
olois'e' WIN e'ehr' DING eyes Init
aral ghHleh h'tlr, ,pcrfect COM
olexlon, " rapturotts form, aNtl tho
.arrnEc of an EMprcss, Will. that ,you1nt,
, 1881-08-06
R&QN&y'S Regulating ELk
@'1 Wtthoas Pain, 4i,oavs kriia1ie o""
Naiaral III Their Ops'ai'o"' m
1 VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOX cAls'lA'

Perfectly tRatetals, elegantly ts goa' c,cse.a
sweet gum, purge. Ecguiate' purify s
ii MpWH;s Pi11s far tho euro ct all q. assG11i. nI.i.
Of tilo Stomach, Liver lluwcls, h!alv5 "a EOn,
dur, Marcus Diseases Headache, LasttE,sast4 a9,.,sast4
Costlvoness, Iuligeslor, DyspeFsa;, oMis m,i's. sni
Favor, inflammation OF tue lNl"va. S.s,ora Wst+
nll arrangements OF tho 1ptoft,iI! 'ff,rrIy yet'
tantad 10 oy0ut porlaIneHt cusc;; sc;;,,ar,it ur dek
otable. containing no mercury 'n''''1
~ Obscryc tho following symptom. s.e :sesa con.
lug fEpm daeRses Of tG0 d.Mcstse ,Sn iilooiia
stipau6n, Inward Plies, Fulluess1t o. ~ Eau.cl
tho Head, Acidity of the Sion'Aeat Sii.!sa o- Weight
heartburn, Disgust Of Food, Fuslhee' 's,nxJaS of
In die BtpinncG, Sntlr EsActatiolls, SntftfInf
FlutGgrln1 ut this Heart, CEoklh.K, I}o,s u
Webs bof0te tho Sight, Ferer ai1a In ~" Yellow
the Heal, Deficiency of teFsns!ihain' IN ,he stA
na88 OF tho Skin ard Efes. t!is. t!i,...h,s Of Heat
1iFeast, nnh Limbs, and Suudeu F1"'As
burning OF the Flesh. n,,,a ,yII! Greo W
A foW doses Of ltAnwAY's iItt.SH1.nnriulA
1ystam from all tue G0ofenatuea s
Price, rs Cemts Per t'el' s,,<,,,t ou4
Wa repeat that the reader mas1d " dsssases fss ~
boOks and papers on tha snbjest FAMED;
t,eIr cure, aoionE which may Do aa8's
Eaiso and Itus." r..sr,.u
- 8adscay on 1rrlsIMo V'e' ,,..
- RuduHB on 8nfof ofasA.N ,,ssses Of d.
And others relatJug u diderons e'S'
ea'e'' soLp M nauoo!srs rEs
READ "EALSE AND Ir !. "a, Sa
Send 4 jettes.stamp to RADTAt !1.ork. "
~ |RarFen, cor. QhNFrh.ss =; new -, .ont yvlA
formation worth thousands VII " ''A
, 1881-08-06

Mr.. ]. NJ. Higgins, druggist Germantown
Rual aid Norris street, Philadelphia. says:
lae effects of. 81 Jacobs OH. a .fsW nights
ago llad Rls'Rwlul Attaek OF .1haumatlsm il
tile rlKht knee. 1t was SO bud that l thought
would hayo to, close Ap my store. :. r.
St. Jaso6s OH fOr riisl.nintiaii,, and got ny
wife tn bring u4e q bottle. had IT applied
with . llMslllcl el0iti, saturatng It Iollplete-
ly, and atter thorough rubbing began to
am telling It, the pain wus a!l gone, and
from that tlMe to this have had 10 trouble,
, 1881-08-06
Whit horror! Ills britlo was tho victim OF
her love tun true.
She had CxIllndch.


SUMMER SMILES.
Mrs. FORTUNE, OF 1lalEfax, has given hlrth
to twins,-Rirls. Of coi,rsct "Al'ss FORTUNES
never come s.ngly,"
Tho cd'tnr who saw n la.ty mhk'ng Tor tho
Only empty scat TT chr, fn'tnd nalnsclf
"croWtlMl mt to make room for moro lntot-
estlng matter"
Tho young wo,nnu who used to sing SO
dlyinety, "ut, had tic wings Of II dove" Is
| satisfied With a ckickcn lcx now. She is
| married.
| Up to tho time Emerson thoughtlcsly
wrote "Evcry natural action Is gracetnl,"
no woman Ind ever Bnt OIL tile elge Of
dock 10 fish.
~ hope thIs Is not coNnterfclt?" said
loyer as he toyed with lily sawcctllearts lIai,.i.
tho quick reply.
80 ~ s ssed gassS"stey ynd oys loyH yo
MI sie. !. artlesy "1'll havd my tro''sssaiu
ordered at once"
Strips Of lend arc ,,tsed by many girls IN
frzzlnR their l,alr, rs It does the, tlitng bot
Tor tllhn pieces Ut newspaper. step ny steh
tlle pFess Is losing It's grip.
4 Yirglnia !aly refuses t. marry baid. aII.
eXplniis: "Wc'd l4ve n family !lglit some"
Time, md lle has no hair to catcIl hold 0f."
4 fashionable young. woman at Vnssas
was asked ly the ctnsslcal professor. for 4
sniien @ ITO tos Of AesGs'H RI nt AfF 4 sR%S R y Yi a
Up to the present date ITO tare, sernwny-
nrncu young Indy lias expressed the least
atnrIl over smallpox, even limited Ht vacci-
nation. And It Is ilotiecd thHt tho will
rounded arms always como under the scrap-
er Ut the voting unmarried doclOr.
\ female applicant for gid !appearea at the
tho other Nay. with sad and anxious lnok,
an9 9H \, being asked wliNts sl,e wanted, replied, 4,
"Weii," can't iu say, oSactly iiow w m"cll % do
Say SSSS sfsaiis bsa Iii tS' 10 'sFs'" WHO wants 10
Scene. par'or-s Student md lady friends.
{'fhe lnsl1c9 arn greRt hdnlrers Of tie opera
ssssr 4sss %sS 81 f5ss ssds dss Rss'" s
w Xes% % %ril5d lsty, IT, %&Sti e simp'yF SUI:
st; :,a "es i:.. Ftst lsf GSg s%pthsxay 9%
tights" (Ladies clange tho subject.)
The gas suddenly went ont Mt San joss
concert the other rybning, md when It wa6
roit 4. young Indy Indignantly accused q
lappy-lntking man ,who sat on tho nsxt
man tried to explain, but some ct THO tady's
friends seized and proceeded to fire lin ,oul
) With Sxpctlltnn. As thoy reacllcI !l,e doc.
the victim managed to gasp out, "n!e KISS
Wotnnut Why, rM Just tlivorccaf" Thai
. settled L. He wns apoloRtzed to. and the
| man of experience proudly resumed his
: seat.
Mr. Tonnoodv was In pood 1,umor thi,
,,nr,n nnt n9,r;,t~ ,ntn r." etnm - nrt
Mrs. ~ was % nj I wnrt In thrr,v ,arr" i,n on
rvnr h.r ti,nt Ia fm,nI In ia hncE vnra nil i
sntii MIint Sni H.. ;romntnv aI ,vnvoro vn'
III" ,ha ~! n y cIrc1a rIn4np y vi ,,nN
! nmn,v y snannr,1 Nrs 4 i.ri,inp nwav n.
!, Hnon. "ui,inss i'm lnarricd to !, fooi." pon, M
MN"ps Hua1ott ~ "t*'A1S" ~ ~ a"U" WV
, 1881-08-06

The blue whvcs r}pplcd DER tho shining strand
Where all my ftrRhtcd vessels anchored any;
How bright tho sttn shonu down upon tho land
That summer dayt
Across tho fields tho birds Bnrg In tho trees,
Tie dir WIS frngrunt with tic breath Of flow
The brown bees hum was on The passing breczc,
Thosc drcamfIl hours.
And in the harbor, In n statcy tine.
My ships, my frelghted ships, wcrc anchored
inst
Just whcro thu yellow sun did brightly shine
Upon each mnst.
And each WINS lnhen to tho very brim
With all TINT makes life swcet, md fa'r, and
glRI:
With Hone, and joy. and Love. tho strong OF
All lily.olad.
White rcNcc, with folded wings, stood at tho
And calmly watched tho coming tide;
And Youth, with tc,,lcr flowers upon bis brow,
WIS 1T hcr sltle.
All, oil were thoro. It ysns goodly sIght.R
Looked ut the,n With heart uud eyes of praise,
Knowing thoy'd luavc ,nc will, tue uo,n lug ntght
For tnnny days
Then. a. tho zhat1cs OF eve bcgan to fai,
looscd them from thcIr huppy nooring- -place
Aud sent them nit Gol!cnth tho twight's pail
With trusting facc.
watched them. with Il prayer upon my lips.
Till dstnLee hid tho snowy sAs from mp;
So, IN tho frnHtnnt fai!tng night, my shps
Went forth TO scn.
Tho summer ii y. passed swiftly ns a dream,
and altulul wrRPt thg earth Ia rtlJos of ilamcss
ThGil. With his nur uu btlrsl Hike irUst 4glrA1n,
Proud W1utcr cllNC.
Tic rcstful days erept on md on apacc,
With busy loil fur engur hand md brain;
Nor vet knew puIn.
hut, aht the end WIS farther thnn knew
Trunk God. VIC cnnnnt LIT tho llturu's ru!ll
And. later. teuse oft ls tho world from view.
And life Ernw i'alt.
Tho years had loft tlor mnrk on chock md haIr
Aud puM Ind .1oae her pIteoMs mission we'll:
Wien one night ILL., the eturin.ilEnls broke theil
And, fierce as hell,
Cnme shrcktuT, lRwless. down IN sHvnRc m,rth
Upon tho sea that .shst itself III wrnth;
Tnoy left upon tho eronchcd ana trembling
a STRICKEN path. ::
All night they stos,ncti and rnycd In wlldes
Untll tho dawn ercps sobulnx from tho east.
They left 'hoir feast.
All me! tho wok,il Sights that met the day:
Tho aw5u1 ns1I,,n,, wrecks tfat s'rcwed the sod1e
The hodiua = ifh. their faces cold ana vruy
That lny there, drowaodf
And then a.n, my heart grew strangely numb an
For, In the harbor. Hhattercs OH the, sand. :.
BY vessels lny. touched With tho ulornlng's gold
Fanny Dn1scot1.
, 1881-08-06
TO. ThE::PVRLlc:

ThAfo can l,a ny better nuara!,tssHE' e il RtAk:
Dixs 81 thsn tns base md Worthless %R'siIeis aoi
lhem, as theTe arc Falso kesolye11sass snd ~
Ptlia, De suze and ask for naohhi alhsi YOU w.
that tha p&Iae y AA4H4f" u On HusssS
, 1881-08-06

riaccsl it III tic hat,t's nf spcun deputy, whceo
t,nnu 10 withhnl Tor rrnsolls phtnnt to Rnyhndy:
faithfully to do their tiuts."
LIE Dues COSTLY SCHEMES.
l'ct Expnrtnents for Which tho Ma
tion Paid Donr1y-T1o W0rtf1oaA
G1vornrAent Tea rarht III Mouth Caro-"
liMa-xio,v a1unny WnB Hqnandcred
On. the Manufacture or Sorghum
sugar.
.WAs,,lNarox, AuE. 1.--Ex-Congrcss.,la
George B. Lorlny, tllo recently appointed
Commissioner ut Agriculture, Inns been it,
yesligatlng the workings OF holliu uf tho pct
experiments Of his predecessor, liz Due, anl
the result ol tie investigation Inns shown that
tia public money has been systematically
wastcd III isultless al,d wholly WIS.,
loliary scl'e,'cs, while tho business Ut
the t1cEals;llcnt III many essential re-
spects Inns been slinn,efully neglected
by Commissioner Lo Duet Tho "tGn-cnlt-
,lrnn experiments 0f LII Due, about which
omuch has bcen said nad wrttent wcro the FIRST
subject to otal,n tho ncw Co m.1lssioner's atteu.
ton. Inquiry Developed tho fnct that tho
subordlrates bf tho Depart mont knew almost
nut,, nR Of tho 1s,ais Of the tea. growing opera.
ttons. and Mr. Wiluni snuutnrs, superltItcnA.
f ;se f!xn cyn ,,inn IL xsnrkrrs ann rcnnrt
on % tae M nlyIsabliity uf kcepIng It IN operation.
Ills rep"ri hSs just Ieen inade, and 4 ts " 70
!atn nHnnr,sanrr. fho i,sf,,ry of tt,a ustal..
itsI,nn,,t ~ inis i'm Tarm n intorratinu 1t
a,1 aaMt ~. r. s.' w.ts IN thn Hry,ur f
"a IN isrItt. Im,,IH conccjyed liz notio,,
su. sea 19au ~ ,1,r ~ u ,,r ,yt tnt arn,sn
~ ptns nmI IL 1nns u" iIr tno - t,s cn
mntn ,r,,r n ~ III ao,itii md ,eat tin pf.,c.
.i,.hit.v .o cf - ia s9 ssfnnn II, nm xbrjnu
.f HUI ,,, ~ ~ 1tsry @ H.. c.u nv r. th,s nttys
@ tasv; ,,ndn G"I inmi,rns ~ tc 5cmrtnct nf All!
Viii WI, @ inMuu H. i.s =, ~ ~ a,Plnns II thn Gnih
S II y =, :" oyus ,nf III t"a-nIonf mi
rcen ,n%,Io. It vas ii ths ttuic tbat Eorntais.
~, 70 'n1 ao 6r., ncoiye TX s ~ naknw
ns ~ & ~. ~ ht.sf 1v foonn,i,,o - tt mnrsnt
nps at.,.n ~ h rrntnn
th,i ~ n,vss ~ r.t IN axncrI,n""t in Ian.
p. anut - l.. uS s,nc @ - T. nn1trnr nrronno,.s
~ - u. - IT, c"r 1s, II" ~. .tre WA arown
, 1881-08-06

49,. .,..,- ,........., - ,,
f% p!"s In tf t.he lps! II ID lriy!ns s 81 W oTo%'!:
pastures " INC sSe' h,tt stlll l's.l,ls Intner net
INN "sHn, n, KY g"nas N.I"ss,oi tI,.1s "'i''
ts stIl tIMc of tho ply Island, ns te EsaSS
CnHar sam es1srai@ sr @ Hetr M Wms!, ,,,, hn ,,nv
~ NewhI, l1s , u ar 1v n".l', ,,, .!,G pnS
"s NAV sces @ e ts fnr ns slsnt nf
tnls ytnG SECS epec'Aelc III l"'' III LIN. III "
century ago"
,,,,s ,~ra, ,,,,,sr >,.up,.nr
n, s,a,."ara maai.S, ,,tane ranr vi,r,,n.tnm nj,
n;f ea".H rnntpv aee es, saf o o Ms " co soac s1
Ii, Davis, is whcru Mrs. Aiyre Clark Chimes
snnnt hcr e,rlhood ,loys, It IL a beautiful
s''n"rh"n res,d",,cc. ~.rchcd on o,,e nj tin
, ,ti. .nt si.e - tin ,,., ~ If Inn ci,v or
'rhn virw from tie brontl utazza ~ n ,l,aet,ifl-
crnt oi,,,. S,n,u!tur thnre a,,1 luokIuR EAST
,vnr,, @ 0 thronr,, ,i,n aim TRIMS tint stud tic
slopine lawn, orc Inns view that Is siriRli'a-
IL beautiful. Yhu look down Oh tho city
sprcaI ont below ltku a panorama, and Il
lnve;v arctinn ~ co,,ttry stretches nwuy on
cllieI siae los 'n,es an' r n'.es w N.M "omn
the Delaware River, Tlle mansion n1la
grounds have undergone but slight changes
since Myra Clark was pruttllng child nbo,!t
not been altered, and tho external appear.
anco Of the building is exncity the same az at
first designctI. 1t Is NOW the proper.y Of
senaor payatd who makes es:' J. his os Delaware
home, aud las resided nefe tot many yen1s' 'ns
Ii'ls was tue nome ot &le ce'eplatsa ~, ~
was was brought u I here when quito ehlid BY col.
n, n",ta ia ,.os y frtauG of hcr father. And
Da's' nc w"s 'l!san u. "Gt ,t," lI, i,,','t ";H
nc was mate ncr euatu,"n: , ~ nei, I ta,r' ,,ar
rled Myrn's mother l.n was not willing 10 nc
s ,,ot wat ,aurtr ox,,;nnI @ st tha
some leEo" ~ c's"''y S"ua," .," I'LL. nEs NV NV
remained for long years unconscious Of tho
mystnrv surrounding her birtl,. until sl,n
mnrripi William Whitney, OF New York, her
witt! him to 'ay bare TIC secret Of her birt1'
nil nil the I straure rxpcrtcpcc ot ihis brave and
;n,,omttnh1r wo,,,an ttcru Is no Incident
;I ist;r tt,n H.r IN rrann Viii, Mr. Whitney,
ts.,t aMs, vi r ,'.a ss1,, sx,"sn tr"c tnuti, II
1vosi.i,,rt,,,, ~ a s,Gr, TINA nnt ,ns oc.nsinnci
s'1ri' e General c % interest. iii Il Is revealed
pit ,e, ~ eatIy Ii. 'sef s1", Shaved to suc,i r
a H1fS' w,n,., Mn,g ~ s''s XIII ,,nrs aithn,ni
raG Sx'S,s ;ns r ~ a.sff nrn'nincniy sSs II liz
ssspaseS fo5 eTs I'll tan i%S ss1rs Xes5f ;
iMo e tnnn', s1"py, imerrstI. 11ns 1,snTt o''''
Mnsl sno GM,,u ~ +, nn sa,,o III
psi4 Myfa c!%rS %aS ioq @ sa!I + k,,ST ~ 4 .si IL
Eo,s "r ,a9, w M" nunter E anc. @ S,s w,s 1t once
,ake @ a'G n,,,tdHs ~. pS III sg @r,w IN "s sc W wns NJ
taught tiat s s sr tter aa e. SG''rse; a:
EreW u feEnfH !iln ~ sMG, ~. ~. mMa
q ~ o." aMr9 ly ~ shc s inyoittoMarS
, 1881-08-06
The Bellies Of Old Newport Described
by One Who Knew All
About Them.
Mrs, Myrn Clnrk Galncs mud tho To.
mantle LoYc Of Her Early
Days.
Statistics That VIII Bo Of Interest to Red
Headed Girls Who Dress
Woll.
IN Embarrassed Dtlle-Dcauty In Amtrlta-Tho
Bride Of Tanls-Ftmlnfne Notts, Elc.
MY SHIPS.

The blue wnvcs r'pplod DER tho shining strand
Where all my frriphtcd vessels anchored my;
How bright tho sttn stone down upon tho land
That summer tlayt
, 1881-08-06

ss.sra S Syos s St 5 sy sy nut fS 5 Sss exssa,o Ct tnS
mid before Gni Davis knew. my
Thing of THO :nlnrc'l which had 9ee!l
S%fs nssf S se"'S1fns S ss,y ae s III M itE'Y% e2
est low tho doughty Coloue| acted when l,D
lirst learned OF Thu wnywarA exploit. lie
tore around the hotlsu III fr,lMttc rnge, vow.
jiiiajly nr.'aiing ont Ills favorit satltlleorHe
llnshrd down u,u winding highway into the
town Ii, hot haste, with d r!iingfwlltp fu onu
i,nlid all.l pistol Ii, tho otilor. win tho aid
| nt air, Williamson, WtosB daughter was
, 1881-08-06

,tle elder OF wllonl 'trcsses ns welI, but not
quits 10 freshly, perl,n,y." while tls yo,ll'gert
not ot 70 loi.y a9 Sr ~ ross ~ person puH.,
lmlpitate with tlle cltnru,s Of ro!ly l.awtOl,.
s'Ti,e gntl.!ess Of grueu and benNty," exclal!ns
! Do Hrngllu, II GuIfGss thNt this seductive
Lawton appcars to my 70 ~ the ~, rt!ef'tl'nMyre
Ill.," ii % says pe Segar;' 10 n!aeis bcauty, VIA 10
muciI simplicity, 80 muel elegance, alii 50
III tiaa sal'is person." .fi,o lllyino Quakcrpss
sEfSSskS s kt i 4atsf ss sxf ea o Ta' nv saE SsE
j repty to that alKel? =" siE!,s the capt!ye,
doubtless RECALLING Madame III CuMltcss0 do
HeKur;. "tur ln truth was, tetAptel to De-
lfeva that slle Was q celestial bulnK." The
snes and s Count Ispasted % a the haks
gentlemen Ut kochalnbcau's army lind de-
partau two years 9eforf, aud 9ye years later
enn,s l3rtss0t d. Waryllle, aud III this pare.
dlsy, from whlcl, IN tll1 lAtU summer Mla-
night, as an oltt.fassiioned wandcrer l!nxers
paus.s % Of s.so sutt tia fant 6cat of Iho festn!
intala fur away, nnI to catch tbs g'lusa!er y!
Tic luyely faces OF "denr dead woslles.,". the
French cltoue1l saw "hide0na w0nlei, lem
children, wnn Ment'INowport A.. sG'sniad ' Y ! ~
lksato,ah sa. where living coEpses dispute about
Is tiis great t-grandchlI of the French.
men who helped ua tv win our great victory
c9lle To i!elp US To celebrate tts centsnntal ~
e III a{ Ftyt W. Gok %' "ss s
upon tho scu!es which their futllers saw
| They will doubtless assett-trll9 children 0l
Whut II undgniah!e:-= thu lovely chnnlV
KID; sa;woo. s aas he iIuntefs sad Elerys sna !hsii
fascinating peers, even II some OF them hayt
changed their names. still lala their talr1
, 1881-09-16
Length
III miles,,


Iotal miles, '.:..'..:.'''.....'....1o .1o6'o
III aaaltloh 10 tlese thofo afe various otffcr
Iise5s wnlc', are ol efeat importance lo''k
ISL u when may oo 1ouha Ill ulo annual
h!ver ", anu 4taFoot pl''s passed ny congress-.
1he peop'o oi tae "holo s"ilcy VI tno Ais
slsslpp'' as Wei' rs tllo peopie III tho EasleFn
otaies' afe "eel"S c'"ce'liea III tle ooJects Ut
tl's convention transportation Will always
taRe tl'at tlrectloh where us COST IL tlio
.1e 'cast' iho 'a'"c OF ~! "es'er'' pfonuet
~ lesu'"'ca ny luz COST OF 1tanspo.ta'on 10
tno placo WhcFo IL Is cohsume'' from tie
pfleo ~ ",llch IL ~ sun ~ the piAce OF con7
sumption aeuuct lug eost ol transportation
M'a t.lat " '"'ia'l''k s'su tllo rol'''ll'scf ~
"lu p1'co "l'!s" tno plouacet tece''eo' :.
WI! W sec1! 1nas eseFy ee'ls au''ea 10 tlo coss
u et".spo'.atoh ~ 't"e'' itu'' ule p11ce ~
coi'ea W ulo pfou''eel. tt',caeo' tho"sh
not y" '''s ~ u.e s.u"t I4'ois nus ~ oecp ii,'
1oiess ~. ,Ns,.s tlae "esse'" ,!'e'a ln'p1ose'I'
~ "oulu leJo,ee ~ See W. u1esu f4sefs
,n, m'ao n"s4s"p,o ~ "n ssi1ao's VI .,o sos1t'
aho tiseFs oe,l'k nl'.oo A'a''"plc lo.
..'o 't"Nop'i.' .'.''t W. suo"" :" VI
, 1881-09-16

Tint my scrlo,,a effort to carry IL on, would
set Ireland hack into the condition which
proynile.l wlioti her lands wero originally
seized AMI conilsca.etl. Thu instant sucl, a
struggle commenced, n millinu md n li,lf nf
1rlsl, rrotcstants would 10 nrrnyeA ngalnst
tho Remaining four millions OF Catholics.
,rlley would never co1narnt to SECESSION
from Great britain. They arc inlloxlbiy de-
tcrmfnetl, whether wisely or not, tllat 1roinnl
s!lnil not be brought iln.ar dreaded Catholic
supremacy, no matter whnt grievances thoy
may suffer from landlortllsM1. Thirty million
more 1'rotcstants in England and Scotland
would bo nrrayell ngalnst the scccsstonIsts.
Wftnt cnn four millions OF irish Catholics nc
coint,llsti against tlltrty-ono millions Of 1'r0t-
estnnts' Such struggle rs that means
mere inassncre-a perfectly hopeless war
III which the odds In numbers aro oigl,t to one
-ofc poor inaii against eight wealthy oiles;
ono wcnk mnn against eight strong ones;
ono tlltar'ned nlnl, aHaiiast eight Wel!'ar'ned
ohos; otlo inai with nothing Ill Ills hailhs
ngal'ist eight men With all tho power Of
mighty government Ill thotr i'at'ls. Tho Gle
lnehts entering Into such a struggle woulu
not be exclusively political, but religious to
tic extent TINT thirty million l'rofestants III
Ei'gla1iu anu Scotland wollld mover aItow one
md isa!f millions ut their brethren III lro-
land to be dominated by Catholic Power.
lllo struggle wott!d bo Just as hopeless Just
rs foolish, a'd Just as fatal as 1t would ho
Tor threa or four OF o''r Cotton States TO try