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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-10
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Sas 2eben 1T elm 9raum unb er=
faunli6 f6nell babin! Dies iollten Die
Sauienbe unb aber Saulenbe bon iuns
gen WdbGen, bic ibr Naieim nit alberz
men Sdnbeleien berbringen, bic in ben
Sag binein leben, als f6nnte bic ssugenb
ME unb nimmer bergeben, tpobl beoen=
fen. Sebes Mdo6ens Munid, tpenn
bas betreHenbe Mdb6en ndmli1 ni6t
gu romantiid iiberipannt lit, gipfelt
tpobl oarin, einmal an Der Seite zines
liebenben @atten ibr Slid gu finoem.
Die Dliebenben 8atten" 1inb aber beut=
outage lebr felten, iie iinb iosulagen ab=
gei6redt bur6 bic bielen I6le9ten 8ei=
ipiele, Die ibnen in Der gbe gegeben
tperben, unb ein perniinftiger Mann,
Der in ieiner 6rau ettpas n,ebr iebem
mill, als ein Spielseug, mirb bor allen
anoern Siugen tppbl Die 6rage aufper=
fen: uWiro oeiae gripdblte aud fo=
den tonnen?" Die Srage 1T allerbings
etmas proiaiider Natur, in Der gbe
aber 1T es ia 10 wie 10 nit Der poefe
gu Gnbe, unb por5iigli6, tuenn Die rbel=
iere 6alfte" ii6 nod Der 8erbeiratbumg
als Notwithstanding entpuppt.
g&ann iie aud fo9en?" 1T allo cine
febr bere6tigte Srage zines @befanbiba=
ten. gs 1T ia leiber nidt 10 bdufig Der
Sal, baB bic iungen Mab6en, na6bem
| iie friib iebr ipdt aufgeifanben 1ino, bic
cine 9dlfte bes Sages nit ber Soilette
unb rGeii6tspainterei", Die anbere
9dllte jebo6 nit @anbpfreierei. &la=
bierlpiel uno anberen 2iebbabereien,
au. .. romantil6er 2eftlre i'm 3odimg=
6air unb fabeH 2iebestdnoeleien, au=
bringen.
.2ann iie aud fo6en9" 1T alio i'm
gbeitanb oieielbe Grage, mie beim Sol.
oaten nGann ct auG f6ieBen? Wie
f60n ftebt einem iunsen Mdbden bas
emlige S9affen in oer 0ausbaltung an,
ipie i60n 1T es, menn elm junges Mab:
den fir bic Mutter cine treffli9e Stiibt
in Der Wirtbi6aft lit, ipie {d6n, tpenn
fib oas liebli6e 8eIi9t6en ettuas on bel
8lutb oes 6odofens r6tbet, mie f1on,
iuenn elm junges Mdbdsn, anitatt ibr
&0pf6en nit rOmanbaitem 6irlefana
su fiillen, Sei6eib iiber bieie ooer iene
auftau6enbe tuirtbi6aftli6e Srage se=
| ben fann. llnb Inn tpie piel mebr be.
gebrenslpertb fit ben seiebten, erniten
Wann 1T Elm ioldes Mdbdcn?! Ser
2iebesrauid lit balo ppriiber unb oel
bittere @rnit bes 2ebens tritt nur sll
| idnea in Dem 6amilienleben beran.
8liidlid 1T baum cine iunge 6rnl, tpels
DIE ibrem Nusermdblten cine biibi9e,
georonete Sausbaltung fiibren fann,
bic ibrem @atten bas 6amilienleben 70
angenebm MAIDEN fam, baB er iid nidi
mad anoeren 3eritreuunsen um3uiebeu
brauht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-10
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Vtee betiibuste 1ran pbne Sttetl
(Hu8 benz ~gofton gLabe.0

esrrrn Resaetenrei
Das Dbise ii Elm sutes wiIb ron Jroa aYSia 9.
piufbdm aus 2ytn, ysaii, bic uebr als irgenb cine
anbere Jraa in Babrbeit ben Namen Der X6rduens
freunbin" ben piele ibrer Gorreiponbentinnen ibr
70 serne beiIesen, perbient. Sic wismet fi3 nit
BEN sr6bten Gifer ibrer arbeit, mel4e Iettere ba8
asfuItat eines Iebensldnsliden Stubiums III, unS
n seswamsen fetbs Afftitentinnen f4 ~ baIten
bic itr beIfen bic anssebreitete gorrefponbens,
tueIbe pon alien seiten ibr sufiiebt unb pon benen
cine ieslide tbre ipesieue aeiSenslaa ober tire
Sreube tauon teireit su ieiu, tnnbgiebt ~ beant,
psrten. Sbre pFansen 4rdparotion iit Elm &eiLs
riftel tir quite uub nt5t iir b6ie 4wede. Sd babe
bett beilen mas td jaee, aberseuat.
@esen biejer moi otltewieisnen Gieenf@aften wirb
fe pom ben beiten &ersten bes 2anbes empfobIen
Sirtung 1T wunberbar unb eripart pieles aeiben.
Sic furtrt poudnbie bic Iimmite Mrt aRutterIeibs
Mbfauen, seueorres, nnre eimdftse unb f4userts
is TsnaiIs Ms'ssan M rsns.
8fafabfIub, iebe 4rt geriekung nnb bic barnuf fol-
eenben Hiifenmartbef6perbeit unb ift befonberi
anpenobar sur 8eit tss 2eben spedieIs.~
s Hss aas ssfs s sss Ms sss.n ss nnS mss
mii2sIn nnS @assatSpd9s plrS ieSsrseit SaSars isj
abeebolfen;, sie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., aopff&mer'
G4laRofefet, Mbmettung unb ttnperecuiiGfeit.
asnes Gefubl gdnsIihef Grt y6pfung, pelde .
64mersen unb MldenIeiben sur Golge bat, lit ftets
poaftdnbig poriber nac5 Gebrau9 bieicS 6eiInsits
tsls. Seter,eit unb ar,ter alien ttmfdnben III Bic
Birtung tn uofhdnbieem ilebereinfomme NIT benz,
TEN rceibIiden 46Tperfpitem munferltegenben geIst.
Der Yreis III nur 81. a TIafde, S.. fir SIafden,
unb rctrb RON allen Apetbefern perfauft. Srgenb
wel9er Bath flr fpe;eHe s5dle, unb bic glamen pon
4lelsn bic bur4 Mnwenbung bet sgfan;sn Mif9ung
wieser reafdnbig berseieut Iporben, fann man ppn
Wrs. 2. ibrer ripot sNbreife, 2pnn, Nai, erbaIs
ten. @an fiisc goitmarfe snr Heantwortuna BEL
Gegen Nieren Bei9Terben BET beiben @eidIeds
tern IL bieie Iiihnng unibertrefibar yuie ;abls
rei4e SengniiIe beIpeifen.
pglrs. 9intbam's aeber Tincn," faat elm GORE,
fponbent sfno bic beiten In ber @elt ais SciImitfel
eegen geritopfnng, 0cHenbeitmerben nnb 2ebcr
Grftarrtine. 5br Blut @etniger briitat Duns
tertn @erfe uiiS i9 3ueiEe nidf uirb baIb ebenio
beribmt anb popular fein pie bic 9Fan;en 4rdpas
ratien.s
Gin Sober mnf piefe arcn aIs einen Gnaben
9nsel anieben, beren eiasises wunid5 1T anberem
gut ~ tban.
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InffS YtIIen fInb fpepen fiir tiefe 4due
bereffef, eine6pfs pernrfad,f tinen fcld,tn48ed,s
f<f m BefnteH, BAT Der 3eitenee eritaunf ~.
etspermtbren zen Mppefif uut seruria4eu 0teifdbs
ofeS, ea ter aorper eendbrt unc eurt tre tpniidte
48irtssna anf cisBere eauunas game en reaelndets
8er 8fubl6ong berocraernfen fytIe. rrsis Is eents
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ltnfere staatSleaislatur.

Ser Senat tnnrbe am 8. Wlittags
II llbr bon bem 8ice @ouberneur s.
8. storp our Orbnung serufen. 29
@titglieber iparen antpeienb unb leife=
ten oen Glib. 9ierauf bielt ber prdliz
bent eine NnIpra6e, in tpel1er er su.
nd6it auf ben Woblitano binpies, in
pel9em Der gan3e Staat lth befinbet.
IS miro Sbre pflidt iein, fu6r er fort,
biefen gBoblitanb bur6 quite @eIebe
nod gu erb6ben. Wenn es aud ni6t
in meiner Spbdre liegt, gmpfeblungen
iiir Die 10tbige 8elebgebung gu MAIDEN,
10 iei mir bod bic Nnoeutung erlaubt,
baB ber Senat bor allen Singen Die
@dulldnbereien auf bem Marft sllriid=
sieberr iollte, oamit bieIelben anitatt
oerfauft, berpa9tet tperben fonnen; TO-
oann 1T cine Grtpeiterung Der Srrenan=
! ltalt bringeno geboten, banlit bic 400
auberbalb berielben ipobnenben @abn=
linnigen Nufnabme finben f0nnen; unb
enbli6 ioQte Der Staat berlu9en, burf
geeignete Geiebgebung einen She'll bel
ginman6erung auf fein @ebiet au ale.
ben, Die uniere 9iilfsauegen enttpidelt,
uniere Civilization erb0bt uno 9apital
mitbringt. Sd erfldre bic Sibung fiji,
er6fnet.
9ie Wabl Der 8eamten eraab fol.
9enbes &elultat: Setretdr: %. N.Ha.
MP, MiIiitent: s. 9t. 8optell, 2. Diff.
fent: %. M. 6unte, @alenbar=glerf
S. s. &irbp, .Gngroffins=Glerf: g.
BeaeDille, enrolling @lerf: 6. Gauf.
man, Sergeant at Mrms: s. Rple,
9biirfeber: Col. sSibbugb. prdfoent
p. t.: Senator 9oufon bon Yerar So.
9lifffant Sergeant at Mrms: u. 8urfe
Ser prdiiben ernannte aipei Gomites
um bem @ouperneur uno benz Saul,
bic Organization bes Senats an3uSelgen
0ertagung.
Oas Qaus organilirte Iit3 bur6 bi,
grmdbluns folseuber Yeamten: Spre
der, 6. 6. @iblon bon gllis Gountp
@befs Glerf, s. u. Sootb; Geabing
@lerf, 9. %. Singer; Sournal Glerf
u. Ouggan; Galenbar Glert, Str
9ogss; ensrOiiins=Glerf, S. 6. 9unter
| (bon Gomal); enrolling Glerf, u. 81
8oggs. = 8ertagung.
(Yier Seuti9e lino 2egislaturmit
glieoer unb Slpar bic Senatoren
pfeuffer bon @omal= unb 81. &leberl
bon SeDitt= unb bic Teprdentantel
6. :. WurSbad bon 8erar= unb u. s
&Oientbal bon 6apette Gountp.)
: Sn einem MeIee in llpalbe purb
| Mife MuielD BON 8. 8. 8afer in BIZ
Sruit unb in ben Magen geitp6en.
| = Sn einem Streite BEL ber abliefe
rung BON Gieb ipurbe a1t Wteilen bot
2lano 8eorge porter bon Sscar Sol
| ion eridOlIen.
= 81. Gubbp in Galbeiton ltebt un
ter Der 9lntlage, ben 8eriu6 gema9t 81
baben, bic 8 Sabren alte Wiarp 8raher
su fddnben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-10
Jele:S1mereieu.

sselo:Sdmereien.
&Otben roitireien Safer,
8oihell WeiSen,
giicaragua Weisen,
SorgbumzSamen,
Gerite uub 8oggen,
Wiillet=Samen,
gu berfaufen BEL
12,11- S. 2anba.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-10
"BUCHUPAIBA

"BUCHUPAIBA..
S&neue, sraubli@e Sur far ale
i&merjli&tu Nierens, Hluien, unb liriu=
Orsans3raniteitsn. 81. Dei Npcttelsrn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-10
SN0nbett tttto Syriid1e.
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werbeu bem Mnnbs perlieben bnrh
S Q z Q D 0 n 7

wsldes bic 3ihne w E IL, bas Aatnfeiid
roiie unb ben Mtbem an9enebm
madt. Sc entfernt ben Deinitein pcllz
ttdnbis uno heuabrt fe ppr Werberben. .
Bel Droeuiffen su baben.
13,l7 tuwli
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tfssuas foIst.)
Maoere meufbeu.

Wells Health Renewer felt bic
@efunoteit wieber ber nnb siebt Strait,
turrt Wasenfdmdhe, llnfrudlbarleit uno
aapsrs @esdledtsfebler. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-10
Suits
Yiae,,
epmptome eiHer

9pmptome elmer
umtb6tt8em e eber.
Nanget an dppetit, @eedrm gerftcpfun9,
gdnergen i'm Stcpf NIT eincm bunipfen @efiibl
I'm Sinferfopie, Ghmer;en mnter ben Coulter.
bldtferit, AMgetrieberfein mad, bem @fien, NIT
Nbneisiins oegen iepe fSrperiide cher geiittse
Gbdtaleif. rsijbareSEenperamen tribe gfin1>
slsiing nit benz beionreren @efiible, trSenb
eine Dbtiesenbsit uerseffen su babeu, Mloi0-
feit, @irre, Ser5flcpfen, Hunfte Dor ben Au9en,
asibe Sauf, hterbaiipt &epff&HierSen oberbal6
les redten Muaee, unruttger Shlaf NIT be2nap
ftisenben Erduuieil, fart sefdrtter tlrtn unb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-10

- Cine olte Bdrteriu, iaSt: ,,Dr
aders gn9tilA Remepp" III bos bette
wittel Ssssa 6ulien. Briune obsr Dipb.
erie. 1ti ausn apCtaeleru ju babsn.
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@raue 3aare eper . 1T merseH pnr4 stn stnsises
ssaass laaass ss ssr,s ae aaiar sa.ss Hus tris
auaentlidHa yu perfauien In upcttefeH ceer utre na
Qulpidna bon 81 bur9 Grpreb perinurt \
CfHes as Mfnrrdp Etreea, wewsycrf. Z
(Dr TnftS Hlanuaf srerftppuer nnterfreiiunae unel
ADtt4erWeptt rou, ssrt gsrtanseH fret rrfeuhet
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= @esen grfdliung, Suiten, SaIs.
leibeu uno ole Bei9merben Der Qungen
nebme man Nper's Gbrrp geetoral.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09
The Country Newspaper.

Referring TO the country journalist,
Geo. Peck, of Milwaukee, says;
"When we think Of the hard druid.
gerry that these enterprising, indefati'
gable workers do in a week, and the
small amount Of cash and thanks they
receive in return, we feel as. though
something was wrong somewhere.
Why il is that 10 many localities the
people do not appreciate the import.
ance Of a good newspaper and sustain
il by liberal patronage, thus making il
a better paper, is one Of the most I'M
accountable things in the world. We
have no urgent call now TO say what
we do; but we tell the people in every
locality where a newspaper is publish.
ed, no matter how small and insignif-
icant il is, that every dollar they pay
il for subscriptions or judicious adver.
Using puts two dollars in cash in their
own pockets. We have figured on il
and we know. II may not look so on
its face, but it is very deceiving. Lots
of schemes that look as though they
had millions in them, like the man
who is sure he can pick out the right
card in three card monte, fail TO re
turn anything like millions, while
other schemes that do not seem to
amount to anything scarcely, pan out
whole handfuls of nickels unexpected.
ly. And the country newspaper is Of
this class. Subscribe for your paper
and pay for it in advance and il you
feel at the end of the year that you
havn't got your moneys worth, then
your fortune is made. You can 90
to the museum and get $1,000 year
as a curiosity"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09
Pension Lists.

Only eighteen hundred copies ofthe
new pension lists are TO be printed,
and the sheets are now under lock and
key toprevent the pension claim agents
from obtaining copies in advance, so
that they may not delude the pension
ers with their circulars. II is difficult
to see how these lists can prevent fraud,
as they will have but a very limited
circulation. 1t would have been far
better to provide for publishing at
stated intervals, in at least one paper
in each county Of the country, list
Of all who, residing in that county,
we're drawing pensions. Why, also,
was this important point overlooked
in the preparation of the last censusS
II would have entailed no additional
expense to have obtained the figures
which represent the military popula-
ton of the country-ihat part which
had borne arms in the wars. Such
figures wonld, in general way, serve
as check to dishonest methods.
Y. Herald.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09
PnEsi RnEsl PnEsi

Dr. ,DemiaS's Nep Discovery for
PiIes IL mdiea change nom the old remedies
heretofore In use. The Discovery IL the result Of
years Of pa tient scientific study and Investigation
into me character Of this painful disease. To con-
vince you oi lis great merit, call on Penny Nc
Alister, stanford, or W. N. Weber, MI. Vernon,
and get sample boa free Of charge.
There Is nothing more certain than the use Of
Browns Expectorant for a severe cough. which
will ultimately lead 10 Consumption on Chronlc
Bronchitis, n not cured. II taken when the cough
Is first oon'racled lev doses will ,onvnee you Of
is merits. For sale BY Penny A MeAlister, Stan
ford and W. N. Weber, Mt. Vernon.
There "a no safety IN allowing cough, howevor
light. 70 eoaunue. No Que can tell the cough that
may prove dangerous. Bfown's Expect0rant win
eradicate any cough or cold ever contracted. Ask
your druggist for this and no other For sale BY
Penny a MeAlistsr, STANFORD, and W. N. Weber,
NJ Vernon.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

been dealt better. They few into ev.
erybody's lap. The deacon that was
with Ma got the jack Of spades and
three aces and a deuce, and Ma got
some nine spots and king Of hearts,
and Ma nearly tainted, cause she
didn't get better hand, ! spose. The
preacher god a pair Of deuces, and a
queen Of hearts, aud he looked up at
Pa as though Il was misdeal, and a
old woman who sat across the aisle,
she only got two cards, but that was
enough. Pa didn't see what he done
al first, cause he had the handker.
chief over his eyes, but when he
smelled the rum on Il, he took II
away, and then he saw everybody dis.
carding, and he thought he had struck
a poker game, aud he looked around
as though he was mad cause they
didn't deal him a hand. The minister
adjourned the prayer-meeting and
whispered 10 Pa, and everybody went
out holding their noses on account Of
Pas fumery, and when Pa came home
he asked Ma what he should do to be
saved. Ma said she didn't know The
deakiu told her Pa seemed welded 10
his idols. Pa said the deakin better
run his own idols and Pa would run
bis. | don't know how it is going to
turn out, but Pa says he is going to
stick 10 the church. Pecks Sun.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09


Take that bottle and go out and
get me some whisky" said Col. Jim
jams 10 the sad-eyed woman whose
misfortune il was to be the wife Of a
convivial iuebriate.
"Give me money 10 buy il with
"Give you money! Why, any darn
fool can get whisky if he has money,
but to get whisky without money is
what takes talent. Thought you bad
some talent.
Taking up the bottle with sigh,
the patient, long suffering woman went
out. In a short time she returned.
Apparently she had been successful,
for she placed the bottle before him
and said in low, reprOachful tones;
"Therel take il and drink it to your
hearts content"
snow that's what ! call smart. You
have got real genius, or you couldn' I
have got whisky without money" and
placing the bottle TO his mouth, he
was about to quench his thirst, when
he discovered the bottle was empty.
"Why, what does this meanl'
at means that anybody can drink
whisky when the whisky is in the bot
tie, but it takes real talent to drink
whisky when there is none in the bot
tie. Drink away, l know you have
got talent. = Texas Siitings.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

BY our own Col. Frank Wolford,
member Of Congress from this (the
1lth) district, the following was rela
ted one day last week:
"When was first married, | asked
my wife TO be my mate early in the
morning, got married before break
fast, after breakfast bought me farm
and started TO pick out location for
a house. | met the overseer of the
county road, who was that day going
10 work the road and had about two
hundred hands. told him had bought
the farm and was on my way to Sc
lect spot for my house. He remark.
ed 10 me if would furnish him three
gallons Of whisky he would take his
hands and build my house that day.
/ told him would see him in his
grave before / would give him or his
hands one drop of whisky. Then he
asked me for So. | gave this to him,
and he called up his force and built
the house that day, and it was the
best house l ever saw--12 feet squar'.
| moved into the house before sun
down."-[Columbia Spectator.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

MEMOIRS PREDICTIONS pre-
pared for an early cold wintry snap in
October-but remember that "winter
is not yet"
Christmas will probably be "green'
and wet, and the New Year OF
of 1884 balmy and open.
The entry Of December will be ve'
ry cold; its exit just the opposite, with
scarcity of snow in majority Of sec
tions.
The up-and-down "chop-wave" con-
dition of the temperature line is likely
to continue through autumn months.
There is considerable warmth yet
due the year 1883 in most quarters Of
the northern hemisphere.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

Everybody in Texas knows Colonel
Bill Filz Hugh, the man who talked
old General Holmes out OF the ring
during the war. Bill was at the Great
Windsor at Dallas, ahd sent waiter
off with his order. In course of time
the fellow came back. Bill looked at
him in astonishment moment, and
then asked, "Are you the same man
| gave my order to?" To which the
waiter replied, eyes, sir, | am that
same" "Well, my Godp retorted
Bill, "yOu have aged so that l would
not have known you from Aaron's
scapegoat. p Texas Siftings.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

Said Emory StOrrs in a group Of
men at Saratoga: "You fellows think
yourselves highly essential. Have
you observed that there are only two
rich men whose names survivsi Cre
sus, who served to turn a poets figure,
and Dives, who was fortunately asso
ciated with a pauper." Before the
languor following this remark had
subsidized, Emory Storrs added: "How
many as wellknown fellows as you
we're sitting in Athens once. observing
that the obscure cuss, Phidias, was a
long time doing that ornamental work
up stairs"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

According to the statistician of the
London Times, the United States is
$40, 200, 100000 richer than the Uni
ted Kingdom. And the United States
is young yet. A couple of centuries
hence these zeros will extend almost
across column.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

HONESTY. - Physlognomists find
two or three places in the facial feat
ures which bear relation 10 conscien'
tious perception, it being particularly
indicated by perpendicular wrinkles
between the eyebrows, its breadth and
sensitiveness having a relation to the
number of wrinkles there. A single
wrinkle is thought to be sign OF scru'
pulosity in small matters; wrinkles on
each side of that mentioned, show a
disposition to require justice in others;
holding ones self to a strict accounta-
bility has its sign in the appearance Of
wrinkles running outward from those
last mentiOned.-[ chronological Jour
nal.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

At some Of the Western lars a
"great secret" is sold in sealed envel.
opes at ten cents apiece. Here is the
secret; Never buy an article before
examining it. Ifyou had known this
before, you would not have paid ten
cents for a worthless envelope when
you could have got dozen good ones
for the same price"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

The New York Star says "There
are upwards of two thousand persons
employed in New York in the business
of selling daily newspapers. The tact,
industry and actual cash capital re-
quired in so extensive a business are
by no means inconsiderable. These
newsdealers have built up by their in
dividual energies system which has
become indispensable to the daily
press and contrasted with which the
old delivery methods were slow, mad
equate and far from satisfactory. Far
from quarreling with or expressing the
nswsdealers, ii should be the first du.
ty of the press to aid, sustain and en-
courage them as they would any other
essential adjunct of their business"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

UNJUST DIscRDIINATToN.-The law
allows the circulation through the
mails of the vilest sheets ever printed,
illustrated by the nsstiest pictures
base ingenuity can suggest than which
nothing could be more corrupting.
The law forbids the use of the mails 10
lottery men. The law pursues card
gamblers with relentless vengeance.
The law takes no notice of grain and
provisions gamblers, whose operations
are a hundred fold more extensive
and DISASTROUS. The law is unjust ia
its determinations Il Covington Com
mOnwealth.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

They tell story in Silverton OF a
miner who was unsuccessful in pros.
pecting, aud sat down in the region Of
his claim on Sunday morning to read
the Bible. He was reading in the
gospel of Matthew when suddenly a
fragment of rock shining with gold,
fell from ledge just above his head
and rested on the words; "Ask, and
it shall be given you; seek. and ye
shall find" Up jumped the miner,
searched for the lead, located the
claim and is now bonanza king.
Next Sunday many citizens we're seen
wandering up the slopes of the noun.
tain with their Bibles in hand.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

A peculiar habit of Jay,Eye-See is
found in his habit of eating his hay
and oats. When fed, pail OF wafer
is placed near his box OF oats. He
will take a mouthful Of oats, stick bis
nose in the water, take another mouth.
ful OF oats, again dip his nose in the
water and so on continually, until his
grain is eaten clean up. He then
proceeds the same way with his hay,
until he has consumed a liberal supply.
In this way he avoids the i'll Effects OF
dusty hay or oats. He is good feed
er at all times, eating twelve quarts OF
oats aud the usual allowance of hay.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

STREET TALK.-"IIOw much better you
look, Mrs. SIP AYES, ! have gained 80
pounds on Halls Caiarrh Cure. Have not
felt 40 well in 20 year. Il has made a
complete cure and Is worth $50 bottle TO
any one that has the catarrh."
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-09

prisoner, l now advise you that,
instead of relying on new trial, OF
the intervention Of friends or the in
terposition of the executive, you 60
to the solitude OF your cell, and take
and read that holy book, wherein you
will learn to rely upon him who said;
Come unto me. all ye that are heavy
laden, and will-do the best l can
for you His Honor, perceiving a
smile spreading over the faces of his
listeners, remarked, 'or words to that
effect