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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-10
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- 9lus 8radett lpirb beriGtet: Ser
Werifaner Serragas bieb lid6 nit ber
Dirt Die 9auptaoer am 6uBe bur6 uno
legte, trob oes fiir6terliden 8lutper=
luits ben Weg BON 9 Meilen aurif, UNI
sur Stabt gu fomnen uno drstli6e
9ilfe in Nniprud 81 nebmen. 6iinf=
seGn Meilen 0itli6 BON Der Staot iuurbe
bic 2eide zines Mannes gefunoen.
= 9lm 9lbello oes 9. ipurbe in 6olt-
ton Wbeaoon Swens, eilt iunger
Mann, Der ii6 auf Dem 9fa6bauiemeg
befanb, bon einem Sieb nieoergei6lae
gen uno erlitt einen S6abelbru6.
Sn gatrOpille bat bic itdstif DE
Wabl itattaefunoen uno fOlsenbss 9tes
iultat er eben; $. 9ienfen Mapor; gi=
ieilrr uno @rlle,tor $. Seilis; Sdas=
nleilter Sol. Gonrao; alpermdnnsr 81.
6uos. ausuit @eper, Sol. Bcbl, Setter
Sunsnlanu uno s Seefab.
- Ser 6armer Suseli fubr nit einem
nit Storm belaoenen Wasen ben rcr Ga=
itrrpllle befinpli6en Berg berunter. ST
islblt uno feline 6rau iaben auf benz Wa<
gen, Qeeterer fHbr sesen cinen Saunlz
itumpf uno bies peruriadte einen iOlden
StOB, oaB beibe 8erfpnen Don ibrem
Sig berunterseihleueert wurben. 6rau
Suseli fiel babel 10 unslidlid, baB lie
beioe Nrn1e Brad uno uu6erbem eine
Wunoe i'm @elift erbielt.
= Die Blatternfa(e in NNitin lollea
aOn ber sefabrliaiten Irt fein. Oead ben
yerliderunsen zines cprtisen arStes iino
iie nit benz idwur5en Sob in GuBlane
perwanbt. Die Sranfen bluten Dor ID.
rem 2uoe aus Sbren, Nusen, Nule unt
Munb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-10

= Sir Sreunbe bes @eianses fno BIZ
grsebniiie oer unteriudunsen bon Snte.
reIle, melde fiir3lid auf Der &linit bea
beribmten Yrofefiors NonaBein in Ye=
tersburs an 222 Sdn5ern tm Sitter BON
9 Bis SO Sabren porsenpmmen murben.
Sc wuroe Bel bieier unteriuduns baupt.
iddlid auf Wuds, abioluten grultum=
fang, auf bic Differen5 bes leeteren unO
Der aSrperldnse uno auf ben Sef funo oer
Sunsen' funsen @ewidt selest uno ersab
li9 Tol9enbes: Ser relatiee unb aud
Der abiOlute Brultumfans ilt Bel Sine
germ srSBer als bel Nidtidnsern unD
niu,mt nit benz Wuds, nit benz Nlter
unr nit ben Sabren oes Sdnsers 5u.
2runfiudt belnn,t bic gntpideluns Der
2rult. Die Grponlon ber Yruf, omie
Die pltale aapa5itdt Der 9unsen 1T BET
Sdngern mett 9rGBer uno nihmt ebenz
falls in nbsnseuannter 8eiie entipredenb
5u. Sp ldulig bel Sdnsern Seblfopfz
fatarrbe pcrfOmn1en, ebenIe ielten liub
Brcndialtatarrbe. Die Sterblidfeit ser
Sanser lit, namentlid all S6minoiudt,
eertns. gidt ielten 1T bel ibnen bic
Srisbtide 8ranfbeit, ia fcsar Bel Nidt=
trinfern. Das Sin9en 1T Elm ausseseids
netes Silfs< unb Stdrfunssmittel fir
Sdwlnoiidtige, 1T buS bette Wiittel 3ur
Gntmideluns uno stdrfuns oer Brult
uno mnb tn oieier ge3iebuns bet @nn,=
naltlf por9e5o9en meroen.
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Ieber Die Gernidltuna oer Qpo

- ueber Die Gerni9tung Der 9lpaz
4snbanee Wana's, bes 9la6fnlsers
8ietorio's. miro folsenses Ndbere be-
ri6tet: 9tana fam nit SO 9(paden in
elm merifanii6es 9orf, preIibio Del
gtorte geseniiber, uno berli6erte ben
GeI6dftsleuten, baB ct nibts 8oles
gegen iie i'm S6iloe fibre; iie Dollten
nit ben Merifanern ullterbanbeln uno
bic 9tmerifaner betdmpfen. Die Meri=
faner willigten Elm, iie in ibrem 2ager
gu beiu6en. Sic famen aud, aber
ni9t, um llnterhanhlungen an3utniip,
fen; fie nabmen i'm @egentbeil Die
gan3e ganbe gefangen, nit Nusnabme
Ginger, lpel6e geraoe jagen gegangen
uaren. yiana uno feline llnterbefebls=
baber murben bierauf in einiger gnt=
lernung aufgeitelt uno bic anoeren Sit
olaner mubten cine .2inie blloen, um
bic 9lnridtung nit anSuieben. 9rei'
Big Merltaner nit eelabenea Geuebren
itellten iib blnter ben gum lobe Be
fiinlmten auf uno Nana CAB ielbt bas
COMMANDO gum Jeuern. Sbtpobl er
BON Spei &ugeln in Die Yrult setrofen
mar, mubte man nod orei Gugeln in
i'm bineiujaeen ebe er tObt mar. 9ie
3ooten ipuroen beitattet dnb bic llebris
gem suerit in oas Sunere oes Staatss
Gbibuabua gebradt. mo Die Weiber
unb &inber bon ber Yanoe getrennt,
unb als Sclapen unter bic Beb6lfe'
rung pertbeilt wurbeH. Sie Wtdnnet
muroen mad oer Stabt Nterico trans
portirt uno neroen bier iuabrl6einllt
au lebensldngli6er @rbeit perurtbeilt
iperoen. gta6 8ictorio's Sooe muro,
Tana Der anflbrer Der 9tpa6en uni
ieine &auba uno Morosilge na6 gten
Wtereo perbreiteten S6reden uno Gnt
ieBen unter ben 4ulieblern in jenen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-10

Elm Slid, oenu 1e teOurlte fes yiutbes
unb Der @tdrte, idcu bic tisfernlte,
Idmersli6 beweste Miene Waltens fiin=
bette ibr sleidIam itr llrtbeil, mod beuor
biefer Elm Wort seiprohsn bate.
Sic baben mir Shlimmes mlt3utbets
len, Iaste l1e nit aitternoer Stimne, i'd
leIe es In Sbren 3issr! 9ieoen Sie! id'
bin sefaBt uno mub aaes p'Aen.
Meine 5offuunsen baten lid lelosr
nht erfiut, iprac Walten enolld 5ossrno
unb nit abaewenoeten' glid. Tslir bat
porseltsrn MahmittuS MIR peniSe, seltera
sar teine Stuuben 9essteu.
-gr bat mid alIo belcBen uno nun -
mub id aud tas dIimn,te befiird
ten = uno ertrasen! rief Sue nit ounl=
pfem Zone, Die Sinoe rcr oas Intlib
idlaseno, um ibrc Ebrdneu, bic nit 9e
malt berYorbrcdeu wOllten, 5uriid5u=
crdnsen.
Sd burf,e es Sanen nidt peridweiaen,
70 tief es mir ouh in bas Ser3 ihneioet,
entsesnete Walten.
@s mar cine Wcttweuoi8teit. Dod
nun mub i'd bic san5e Babrbeit erf rfablen,
oamit id, gu einem gntit'ub sslansen
Tam.
Matten sSser.e nidt nit Der 2ntmcrt.
gr fabtte, bab er reben malie uno rsr-
mohte oed nttt bic Sraft, ocer Die red,=
ten sBorte fir feline Utittbeiinns gu finoen.
Da fubr 6rau SlIe nit elmer uuHaaenren
Hute for:
(Jcrtfskurd foIatj
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-10

- Der Wtutterlisbe CARTE Srrsen
befulien fd 5und>plt nit Der seiunoen
Grndbruns bes Sinoes. Menn ber pon
Natur ba3u beltimmte matterlide Suell
aber faum bafir ausreidt bas 2ebens=
finflein gu friiten, 70 mirbe bic serinss
Graft bes Sinbes burd bic slnforoerunz
gen, tpsl6e Der Iriet pes Wadsthum an
lie te(lt, eridGpft werpen uno Nb3ebruns
bic natursemaBe 6olse iein. Sn lDIden
Sdaen 1T es belcnbers nDtbts, paS ST.
iaemittel se|unber Wtutternlld, 05eu-
adpter's . eu des Sin BERNIE ely |
fir ZEN tleiuen Spr6Blins ausuidaffen.
Sn allen Ipotbefen gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-10

- Ius Bisccnlin erbielten mir fol-
sence intereliante Osittbeiluns. Serr
Yeter Saienah, Bine Spuom, Monrpe
90, Wise., idreibt: Sd muB Sbnen
funo tbun, oaB id lanse Sabre an gruit=
frampfen selitten babe unb burd ben
@ebraud pcn Or. Iusult S6ntsS
$ III burger Bru lttbee pollltans
big sebeilt murbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-10
0ie ihGnite Rehnnd1e BE,

= Die id0nite 8epan6e.-8ei Dem
neuliden Stiftungsfefte bes BARRIER
Gurnpereins trat idliebli6 ein 6ranaoie
auf unb oantte in oeuti6er Spra6e in,
Namen ieiner anmeienoen 2anosleute
fir ben gmpfang, Der ibnen i'm 8erein
bel be1en Soften 5utbeil gemorben, uno
fit Die Worte, Nel6e Der gorlibenbe
Oem fran5oIii6en 8olfe gemibmet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-10
Gin 4alfm ann In Der
untert aDt.

bem burh elm letbenpss unb lhreientcs
&inb mebtere Nahte ber Sh!af esraubt
purse uno Der su Der utterieusunS &c.
lans.s, pab MrS. 0inslo!ps SOOTHING
Sprup seraps Der Mrtfsl isi, osiIen CT fir
bas 1ino bsnStbiste, taufte einsn 3orratb
eapou. NIs er naa 9aule fam unb lener
Grau bapoa M.i.bciluns mahte. wsiserte
lie Rh, benz Riaps pon benz 0ssauitsu 3u
perabrsiheu, ba fs cine Qnbanserin bsr
6omSopaibls mar. Die nahfe Nadt
wurbe picper itlaaos perbraht. Nls Der
Batter an ndtasn Sage nad Sauis fam.
iano CT pas S.ao. ihlec'ter as js, uno ca
sr abcrmals ea ae iulaflcis Naht b.furh'
tets, Yeiatreihie &C wapreno Der W5wsi.ns
belt feinsr Grau ssm Rtnts s,ne Yorlion
o.s SYrup unc iasts niGts papcn. Die
giadt parauf ldliff @Qes wotl unS Ger
tieine Sa-tisr srwafle am Worsen NIT
bsiterm 0sfht Die Wuttsr mar erireut
iibfr osn poBlieten punosrbaren Wshlel
unp Otwobl ls Ha suert beleipist futltsk
als ifs Qufttaruna ertislt, lebtf ie BEN
nod Cen @cbrah bes Sprups fort.
Shrfienoe Sinosr uno ihluflole Nd6ts
Hno ibr isbt unbsfaunt. gine ein,slne
probs nit Dem SYrup bat nod bas Qei.
BEN ispss 9iroes uno bee 0orurtts'l Der
Nuttsr bsf'st. Sin aaen Npotbsfen ,u
babsn; "a Gents bic 5laihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-10
(8crtfssuns foIat.l
Cling To OBartises Unit rnc f.
M 2 n

Die sop gitterS Manufacturing Cont
panp iit cine Der srcBartisifen @eidaits:
unternebmunsen in 8cheiter. SIR Sop:
fem SitterS bat einen teiipieuplen Ser.
fauf erreidt, cine 9batiade, iber bic iid
fein Wenid gu tpuuoern braudt, ba De,
innere Wertb oieier unpers sleidliden Nfe
oi3in ibr faft in ieber Tamilie oes 2an
oes @insuns periduft bat. Das 8itters
1T in ieoer Sitte uno ieeem palait cir
ein unentbebrlider Sausireuno sepcrcen
= @rapbtc.
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Sin idSnes @elidt 1T ein auter

= Gin fd6nes @eitdt 1T elm gutter
Gmpfeblunssbrief. 9lber mas 1T Elm
idSnes Wuno, fpenn ct fid gum Spreaz
en- Sffnet ooer lddelt, tpenn bic 3dbne
nidt rein une sldn3eno lino. I'm bic
3dbne metB uno frild gu erbalten beoarf
es nur elmer Tlaide SOZODONT. Sc
braude oasielbe reselmdbis jeben Sag.
Iae Drpsui iten perfaufen eS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-10

= Gin gliidli9er 0ater in 8irginier
bat feline elf &inOer auf Die gtamen Der
lateiniI6en 3ablen BON primus big
andeoima getauft. 9as borlebte Sinh
bate ct decimus nltimus genannt, aber
es ging geraoe tpie BEL Der vunpiber=
rufli6 leBten GOritellung", cine fleine
undecima fam nah.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-10

- g8ir eriu6en Die Oamen ber Gta6t
ibre MISUNDERSTANDING BEL uns su ma=
6en; mir bieten 9llles mas in unlerer
8ran9e berlangt mer6en mag. s..
s. osfe & SDbne.
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(Detruit 5ree preb pom IS. San J

NDtITUI OtFt PrfB YUM TO. SdH
GeAbeimsr Bros. babsn foeben sin Gar.
loab BON 8ssps Gilt grse Sonic erbaltsn.
Ote|sr Mrtifet Ssrfaufl fh lsbr RAID unt
10 mub es aud lsin, bsnn ss III obus 3pei.
fsl Der befe @rtifsl leiner Nrt, Der ie Elm.
sefnbrt pasoe, uno bat nidbt leinss @lei.
den. Sur oas telte Waterial wirp 3u
Neebs Gilt Gbse Sonic psrwaubt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-10

Serritorium. Sie Sebteren tperben frei
aufatbmen, ,penn iie be1t Sob Rana's
unb Die 8ernibtung ieiner ganoe er'
fabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-10

- Inter ben 9eioen, burd welde bic
2etensseiiter nieoerseoriidt wercen, lino
perbdrtete SdmOrrhuipen bic idfimmltcn,
Warun wi(lit Ou iie nidt linbern, marum
bic SdmerSen ni9t beieitisen, ba bod
cine Brobe Der ANAKESIS, alt eebSri,
ger Stelle ansemencet, idrn senust, ben
bpben Wertb pieies Seilmittels gu betba.
tisen! gs iibt ieine milbernoe Wirfuns
icbalo cer nebiciniide Snbalt an ben
Git oeS geibenS lid erWeidt. Die ana
feils 1T in alien apotbefen gu baben
PreiS 81 90. Yroben irei. Srancc Suse
ididt burd y. 9eeuitaebter & &C.,, SO,
1916, geem Dcrf.
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Nssos Silt &sge Sonic befSrbert bic
8erbauna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-10

8tos Gilt Gess 1onie rssnlirt bi.
5unsttonen Der @iussusipt.
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La. 6. L..

Die 2ouiiiana Staeteiotterie III Die eiHsies, Bic
poa hem 8olls enboffirt wuree
Qollt1taua State Sptterp So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-10

Az 8remeh, uno Vertrttfr Ger Ntp Yprter, BAL.
more anb Rep Srlcanfer 9inien.
Bremen unb New Orleans unb 0als,fon / & M
pprdr einfelsut wcrben iinb. netmen mir, sis
auf s8siteres. Iuf.rase fur 9afaec Sia Rem
gort phtr Baltimore BON 9rtmea uab alien arp>
ssrsn 0Idssn gurprae roe alien eifenbatni,a-
ttpHsn in IsraS sarssssn ebsnfaus fertisen
mir peIaasfntine SOP @alselcn sia Baltimore
unb atsip 81 # nah grtmtn, unb @stpurtiletit
~ ermdsisten grsifsn aus.
23sikre Naetunft ,ribeilen
/ RauHmanu &unse. assnisa fir 9eras.
3o.lo 8. gartsd. assnt,. San antunis. 9sras
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-14

Woods 4 freeborn. Trus-
.lt69t
Woods d Freedom, 1rus.
tces. .lII3A
Woods 4 Fresborn, Trus-
teee................ ..iII1
Woods b Freedom. Trus
teoe
Woods 4 Frssborn. Trus-
tees .3oooS
Woods 4 kreeborn, Trus-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-14

CILvEB HILL MINING COMPA.
- MEDICATION Of principal plsos Of busi.
neas, Ban Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby eiven. that at meeting Of
the Board OF Dkecton, held on the second
(sdl day OF February. fe61, an Assessments
mo. 10 OF Fifteen Gents tisc) per share vas
svied Upon the capital stock Of thu corpo-
ration, payable immsdistsly, In United States
god coin. % tne ssersssty. q The Once Of The
Montgomery street, San francisco, California.
Any stoct npon witch ,sis ...sssn.n shalir =
MARCH, 1854, viii b. d~siinqusnt, and "a.
verised for sale q public auction, and unless
payment e mads hsfors. win BE- sold on WED
1854. 70 pay the delinquent assessment
toesther With costa Of advsrfsins and sxpsnsss
By order Of the Board Of ptrsetor.
vi. DIAn ssesstasy.
xsasss sssI ss: r. e s s:ssa: s.' Ssii IS; e
fettd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-14
No. oertif. shs. Amt.

And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. MADE on the ninth
day Of September. 1879. % many shares Of
each parcel Of such Dtock ~ may b Necessary
will DO sold % public auction. at tbe odcs Of
the Company. Rooms Q and 4. second door. scs
California street. Ban Francisco. California.
RUARY, 1881, st the hour OF two (p o'clock
r. \. OF aid day, TO Iay said d~slinquent
Assessment thereon. together With costs Of I'd.
y~ertlsing md expenses OF the sale.
J. n. BURLINGTON, seeretsy.
Francisco. California.
The suit enjolnipg the sbovsnamed stock
from sale having been dlsmipsed, the Board OF
Directors have changed the day Of sals from
Nossmber 9. isr0. 70 February 20. 1854. same
"a J. n. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-14

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-30
A Prolonged Fast Ends in Death.

Mrs. Hester A. Fryer, Crozerville,
Delaware County, abstained from food
for ffty-two days. Her period of starv-
alton was ended by her death last Mon
day. Yesterday she was buried. For
two years the lady had been an invalid.
Previous to her illness Mrs. Fryer was
large woman, weighing about $50
pounds, and seemed to have very
strong constitution. About two years
AGO she began to be troubled with hys-
terra, and gradually became so i'll that
she was confined to the house. Sho
wasted away slowly, end finally became
unable to take any food except milk and
weak tea, upon which she subsisted for
nearly year. Even this became un-
pleasant and irritating to her stomach,
and about two months ago she deter
mined to attempt complete fast, with
the idea that by absolute rest her stom-
ach might become more vigorous. Fiji
ty-six days ago she commenced her long
fast, and no food Of any kind passed her
mouth for forty-five days, although she
occasionally drank water. She said tina,
she felt better every day that the fast
continued, and really appeared to rally
and pick up in spirit and hopefulnesss, \
not in flesh. She was no more troubled
with dyspepsia, and although her physsi
clans protested against her course, sh'
persisted. Her friends and the doctor!
watched the case with great solicitude
and the latter with great curiosity. Ont
day, about two weeks ago, she for tn,
first time in year complained that sh
was really hungry, and called for some
thing to eat. Solid food was at frs
given to her, but this would not sta.
upon her stomach, and the old diet o
tea and milk was resorted to, but thi
was also rejected. In short, it was dis
covered that her long fast had so com
pletely worn out her stomach that
could not work, and every effort to fee
her failed. Her husband and friend
and the doctors were, therefore, CON
PEELED to watch her slowly but surel
starve to death, without being able {
help her. The physicians who attende
her propose to give history of the case
Philadelphia Record.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-30
Boy Wanted.

There is a gospel tent at the corner
of Michigan avenue and Fourth street,
and of Sunday evening there is con
siderable passing in and out on the part
of pedestrians. Last Sunday evening
boy of fourteen who had just les the tent
encountered u stranger, VINO stopped
him and inquired
"Say, hub, what sort of perform
ance is going on in there?'
"Purty good thing" was the reply.
"rd kinder like to see the fat woman
and the living skeleton and the Albino
children once more, but I'm purity near
strapped. Is there any way kin git tmF'
"Us boys crawl under the canvas.
"Anybody around to knock you stiif?"
Never saw anybody. I'll show you
where to 60 under"
"By hokey, I'll try it! It's no use to
throw away a quarter when you kin
beat side-show. y
The 10y took him around behind the
tent and saw him safe under, and then
crossed the street and sat down. lie
waited Just exactly three minutes, ant
then the stranger came out OF the ten
bv the door. He looked up and dowr
the street, closely scanned every young
ster about him, and finally said to
boot black:
"Bub, I'm looking for a youth abou
two heads taller than you-peaked nos
brown straw hat--hair cut short!
want to see him so awful bad for abon
minute that I'll give you half dolla
if YOU can find him around re."-De
tr0h Free Press.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-30
Paid a Bill.

A Detroit lawyer took in new boy
the other day, and as he had sui.
tered to some extent from the dcpredt.
tions of the former one, he decided to
try the new lads honesty at once. lie
therefore placed fifteen dollars in bills
under II weight on his desk and walked
out without word. Upon his return,
half an hour later, the bills were gone
aud seventy-live cents in silver had taken
their place.
"Boy! when | stepped out to get a
draft on London left fifteen dollars un-
der this weight"
"Yes, sir"
"And now l find only scventy-fvc
cents!"
"Yes, sir, but you see you hadn't
been gone five minutes when a man
came in witha bill against you of Sl4.2j,
and | paid il. guess the change is
c0rCct.h
"You-you paid billw
"Yes, sir-therc it is, all receipted.
The man said it had slipped your mind
for the last four years, and So"
lie didn't get any further before he
was rushed for the stairs, and he isn't II
the law business any more.-Detrot
Free Press
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-30
ASSASSINATION BY SIlence.N

Assassination by silence" Is the
latest GalliciSm. II was the verdict OF
the medical men and of society in the
case Of Frenchwoman recently de-
ceased; and q coroner's jury would
probably have rendered the same ver-
diet if the case had not been kept from
the coroner. Noble by birth, she was,
and very rich; but she was hopelesSly
plain, ugly of feature and hump-backed.
Her husband, Duke, married her for
her money and hated her for her ugli-
ness. A fortnight after her wedding
her martyrdom began, but not as other
conjugal martyrdoms have done. The
Duke lavished attentions on her-in
public; he was affeclionate-beiore the
servants; it was "darling" and "be-
loved" and "mv little cat"-when any
one was present; but in private changed,
and only one old nurse was in the Sc
cret. lie pretended to be jealous OF
her, and so played the Othello. He
had the hinges of all the doors so care.
fully oiled that they could be opened
without creak, the domestics were
trained to move about noselessly, snares
were set in the vast gardens of their ho-
tel SO that never the chirp OF the spar
row was heard. The poor woman was
forced to live in the midst of silence, and
when they went together into society he
scowled so fearfully at every one who
approached his wife to speak to her that
little by little people ceased to make the
effort. And then after they had re.
turned, and she had gone to bed, he
would enter with list shoes on his feet,
so ~ not to announce his coming, and
would simulate q scene of jealousy:
That is to say, he would pace up and
! down like one in n fury who is about TO
burst into reproachcs; words OF anger
would seem on the point OF issuing from
his mouth; then he would stop by the
bedside and raise his hand in threat; but
he never struck, he never spoke, and,
resuming his walk, would 60 through
the same scene over and over again,
until, overcome by fatigue and horror,
the Duchess swooned. Every night for
ten years his victim watched for menaces
which he seemed about to proffer, but
to which hs never gave vent. The doc
tors we, & summoned at last; but the
utmost they could say was that they
wore in tho presence of some borriDie
-. vsterv which could not be fathomed
without killing the husband. And when
the poor woman died and the old nurse
told her story they rendered the verdict
above recorded. .-Detroit Free PreSs.