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How to Plant, Cultivate and Make
Hedge.

The Usage Orange is a native ofTeXas,
but can be grown and cultivated advan-
tageously in most parts of the United
States. The ground should be thor
oughly p~ulverized by either blowing or
spading, before the seed is planted.
The surest way is to spout the seed be-
fore planting, as it is very slow to germi-
nate when put into the ground without
being sprouted, sometimes taking a
whole season to come up. To sprout
the seed, put into a vessel and cover
with warm mot hot) water. Keep the
vessel in a warm place, and change the
water once a day. Let the seed soak
about five or six days, after which pour
off the water and cover the vessel with
a damp cloth. Keep i'll a warm room
and stir the seed occasionally. In about
one week more they will begin to sprout
and ere ready for planting. A
pound of seed. if properly man
aged will produce 5000 plants.
The seeds should be sown in April
or May, with twelve good seeds to the
foot, in drills twenty inches apart. They
should be kept free from weeds, as the
young plants are very tender and deli
cate until they get from three to four
inches high. They can be set out in per-
manent hedges the following spring, in
rows, placing them six inches apart in
the row, but should be cut back to with
in an inch of the ground before they are
set out; and to make a thick hedge, it
will be necessary to cut back the first
three ears growth, leaving only about
eight inches OF the seasons growth.
This system must be pursued every
season until the hedge is of the desired
height and form. Under proper treat
ment, a good hedge that will turn all
kinds of stock, car be grown from seed
in from three to four years.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23
Honest Old Tim.

Gorlam, n. H.. July II. 1879.
Gents-Whoever you are. | don't know; but 1
thank the Lord. ami feel grateful TO You to know
that in this world OF aduitcr.tel medicines there is
one compound that proves and does all it adyer-
tiscs to do, and more. -Four years ago l had a
slight shock of palsy. which unnervcd me to such
an ,xte.it that The least excitement would make me
shake like the asuc. Last May l was induced to try
Hop Bitters. l used ono bottle, but did not see
any change: another did so change my nerves that
they are now as steady as they ever were. 1t
used to take both hands TO write, but now my good
right hand wei;es this. Now. if you continue to
ma nufactulc as honest and good an article us Won
do, you will accumulate an honest fortune, and
confer the greatest blessing on your fellow mon
tint WAS eyer conferred on mankind.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

Commencing last Thursday, the Northern
Pacific run trains into Helena, and passen-
gers can now 20 through from st. Paul to
that point by rail. The terminus will be ex-
tended as the track laying advances.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23
How to Kill Cabbage Worms.

A4ob4 kAS AL -
The ravages of the caterpillars of the
cabbage butterfly caused Il good deal of
rouble last summer at the State Agri-
ultural experiment station, Geneva,
N. Y, particularly those of the second
of August brood. In order to test the
efficacy of various reputed remedies
for cabbage worm, the director applied
them to the special collections of worms,
and noted the effects. One specimen
confined for three hours in a bottle
partly filled with black pepper crawled
away disorderly by the powder, but APP
parentiy unframed. The second, re-
peatedIy immersed in a solution of salt
petre, and a third in one ofborucic acid,
exhibited little indication of inconveE-
fence. B%isulphide of carbon produced
instant death when APP.
Piled to the worm, though
it's fumes were not etfectual. The fumes
of benzine as we'll as the liquid caused al
most instant death, but when applied to
the cabhages small whitish eXcrescenees
appeared on the leaves. hot water APP
piled to the cabbage destroyed a portion
Of the worms, causing also the leaves to
turn yellow. One.ounce of saltpetrc and
two pounds Of common salt dissolved in
three gallons of water formed All appli-
cation which was partly efficient. The
most satisfactory remedy tested, how
ever, consisted of a mixture o fhalt a
pound each of hard soap and kerosene
oil in three gallons of water. This was
applied August 26; an examination the
following day, showed many, if not all,
the worms destroyed. The growing
cabbage presents such a mass OF leaves
in which the c%aterpillars may be con-
ccaled that it is hardly possible to reach
all the worms at one application. 1t is
of Importance, Therefore, TO repeat the
the use of any remedy at frequent inter-
uulc
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23
Bedspreads of Unbleached Muslin.

/. I use good heavy sheeting and
make up as if for a sheet, with a broad
hem at both ends; then spread it on the
floor, and with IL stick, or platters and
plates, and a good black pencil, mark a
design to suit my fancy, all around, a
q foot from the edge and ends. Then l
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

son of Baltimore has prepared his favorite
prescription for general use and now any
person, however poor, can get the benefit OF
his best treatment for skin diseases. Itcon-
sists OF both external and internal treatment.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

The celebrated Vegetable Compound for ie-
males, Which, within a few years, has made
the name of Mrs. Lydia II. Iinkllam known
Ill every part of the civilized world, relieves
suffering by the safe and sure method of
equalizing the vital forces and thus regula-
ting the organic functions. tits only by such
a method hat disease is ever arrested and re-
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

Mr.. Charles B. Yale of Winona, son OF
Ex-Gov. Yale was married recently in Mil
waukee to Miss Minnie Huntington of that
CITY.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23
Physical Endurance.

Impure blood, dyspepsia, weak lungs, weak
kidneys, and q weak nervous system are the
five great enemies of physical endurance.
Purify the blood, strengthen the various Or
gans OF life by using DR.. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and sarsapari!ls, a preparation of Yel-
low Dock, sarsaparilla, Juniper, Iron, Blu.
chu, Celery, Calisaya, etc. 1t is the queen of
all blood purifiers! IL strengthens every part
ofthe body. Its use will make you healthy
and strong and increase your power ofendur-
ance. 1t is natures best assistant. Try 1t.
o. Whitbomb, Esq, late state auditor,
who has been in Denver, Colo for the past
month attending to the settlement of the
estate Of his father, recently deceased, will
return home in a few days.
The wife of General Belknap has lived
several years in Paris, but will return to
Washington for the next season.
There are forty Scandinavian churches O
the Baptist denomination in the state.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

When General Sherman goes west on
June "a, Mrs. Sherman will start in the
opposite direction, to mako a visit IN
New England.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23
HOUSE AND FARM.
Household MISCELLANY.

1t is not generally known that ripe
strawberries, particularly the wild vari-
cites, are an excellent dentifrice.
Brass is quite in favor, either inlaid or
in the shape of trimming or mounting,
on articles of furnishing.
DR.. Josephine Walter has carried off
the position of resident physician at the
Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, after
g competitive examination Of candidates.
A writer i'll the Scientific American
says: ave clean our premises of the
delestable vermin, rats, by making white
wash yellow with copperas and covering
the stones and rafters with it. In every
crevice iii which Il rat may 20 we put
the crystals OF the c"pperas, and scatter
IN the corner of the floor. The result
was a perfect stampede of rats andmice.
Since tlat time not a football of either
rats or mice has been heard around the
house."
Granting which has been done a long
time is apt to crack and become nicked
i'll places so that it looks shabby and old.
Ordinarily a coat Of good varnish is all
that is necessary to bring out the grain
and make the woodwork look very we'll
and last a great deal longer. If, how
ever, the varnish will not coverthe blem-
ishes. a small quantity Of oak or walnut
stain can be mixed with it. This will
darken the color, still allowing the train
ing to show through.
Vick's Monthly states that a good re-
medy for the ms cts which intest the
rose is to syringe both surfaces with a
solution of whale oil soap, using n
pound of the soap to one gallon of water.
Another remedy is kerosene mixed with
an equal quantity of milk. Il spoonful Of
the mixture being then stirre,i Ill Il GAL
Ion OF water for Swinging. In q few
hours wash off either of these applic.-
tons 10y Swinging with clear water.
Caution is recommended in the use of
carbolic acid on plants, as it will destroy
them if used too freely. 1t is advised TO
mix a few dropsin soap suds made from
soft soap, and try its strength on
weeds.
Pots containing flowers should be
washed as often as any mould or fungus
growth appears.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23
Wise's Axle Grease never gums.
p.rsuua!-M Men ONLY

VII 7EF7V WHY.
Tho Voltaic Bolt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
pr. Dyes Celebrated llrct,o- VoItaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on 'iial Ter thirty DAYS to men
young OF olaiwloare debility,
lost vitality and kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy An! complete restoration of health and
manly vi2or. Adj iress as above. n. B.-No risk
- s~:-.-
Mcnsman'S ,f'cptonizcd Beef Tonic, the only
preparation of beef containing its tNtire nut,iti0My
pftpeiti.s: 1t 60 ttins matchmaking. ,oi oc-ecncra.
tii!y and liic-sustaillnE properties; Invaluable Tor
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, nervous uru,tratioll, and
all forms OF general DEBILITY: also. III all cnieeLlcd
conditions. whether the result of exhaustion. nervous
prostratlon. oNerwork, on arIitc disease. particularly
II resulting from pu!lnnnarN complaints. CAswEtI,
HAZARD Il Co. Proplr:ol*, New York. Sold by
lruea,ists.
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Pnrif,Y h Rlooa-

BY taking Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters,"
the great blood purifier, liver invigorator, ap-
petizer and general system rejuvenator. Its
the best in the world. All genuine bear the
signature of. y. Allen, ST. Paul, MINI.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

SKINNY MEN-.Welis' Health lt.newer" restores
health and vlgor. cures dyspepsia. impotence. 81.
John Randolph Tucker, confederate ad.
n,ir.l is dead
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

A gallant youth Of Padncah, KY, took
his girl on a fishing excursion to the H.
linois lakes. They embarked upon an
i%mproylsed raft, which soon went to
pieces, and the young man tumb!cd into
the water and swan ashore, leaving the
terror-stricken girl floating around on IL
log. The youth went three miles to the
head of the lake, got askilfand returned
to her rescue. Now the young Usher
man gets the cold shoulder from that
girl. She has concluded 10 paddle her
OWE canoe.
Mr.. j. B. Watkins of Lawrence, Kan
sas. has recently purchased over 1,oOO,-
900 acres of land in Cameron, Calcasien
and VermilIion parishes in Louisiana.
1t is chiefly sea marsh or land subject to
tidal overflow. 1t is to he reclaimed and
lIll
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

People who desire to preserve their health
should be exceedingly careful about their di-
ct at this season, and at no time should they
be without asupply of Perry Davis Pain Kill
Ter, the safest, sllrest and spcediest remedy tor
all troubles of the stomach or bowels. All
I..-..I..all n
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

HIGH AUTHORITY.
DR.. w. Il. Sc tt, president of the College of
Physicians, Montreal, writes: 81 have recon-
mended Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic as the
best preparation used for debility, indiges-
tion, dyspepsia, fever, agile, and loss of appe-
CTakeno other.) OfDruggists gener-
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

my practice. and have been much gratiticd
with the result. AS tonic in all cases ofde-
bility, weakness, apelnia, chlorosis, etc, etc.
it cannot be surpassed.' N,emember the
name, Colden's--take NO other.) OF drug
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

WELLS "ltotGiI ON coNNs."l5c. Ask for it
Complete. permanent cure. Corus, warts. bullons.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

One million catlle are feeding i'll Wyom-
ing worth $3o, 600. 600.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

IsemarKaD1e Cures OF Salt Rheum.
ANY persons doubling the merits of DR..
Halliday's Blood Purifier in curing salt
rheum, we will refer them to of the best
known men in st. Paul Mimi, that were
cured NJ salt rheum in its worst form five
years ago and it has never appeared on them
since. 7. Golden, hotelkeeper, 95 East Third
ST., and ID. I. kaufman, 13l East Seventh st.
Try it. For sale by all druggists, or call on
or address the proprietor, 8. Blackford, ga,
East 7th ST., st. Paul aud get a bottle, i. not
found as represented it will cost younothing.
Young men, middle aged men and all men
who suffer from early indiscretions will find
Aliens Brain Food the most powerful invig-
GRANT ever introduced; once restored by it
there is no relapse. Try it; it never fails. 81;
6 for Sat druggists end Aliens Pharmacy
3l2, LIST Ave. N. Y. CilY.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23
Ex-Governor Jenkins of Georgia is dead

For tromulousness, wax. fitness, dizziness,
and lack oferergy, Almost valuable remedy is
Browns Iron Bltters.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23
Personal.

Ex-Brigadier General Charles p. Stone
(Stonc Pasha) was mustered i'm asa COM
rude of the q. A. X. at the Brcyoort
House, New York, Monday evening, by
special dispensation from Department
Commander Reynolds.
NJ. ID. Conway writes from England
that he finds Il record in an old registcru ut
Standardization showing that Shakes
peare's widow probably married IL sec
ond husband. Whoever he w;s, there
would have fallen to him all the letters
and papers of the poet, which have so
mysteriously disappearee.
George II. Corliss, at whose works in
Rhode Island the biz centennial engine
was built, is building the engines for the
first cotton mills to be erected in China.
The Chinese are becoming so civilized
that they will soon be able to compete
with the rest of the world in making
silks and sltinS nine-tenths cotton and
one-tenth shine.
Dom Pedro of Brazil, the senior soy
ereign of the world, by the way, i'm ten
ure Of office, having now reigned more
than tifty-two years, is going to visit
England again, and Keepers of public in
stitutions, museums, Libraries, etc. are
praying that II change may have been
wrought i'll his habits since his last visit.
He used to make appointments TO visit
such places at, say D or Is O'clock. The
custodians supposed of course, that he
meant that hour in the afternoon, but
when the time came they found to their
dIsmuy that he meant in the morning;
and he was always punctual to the min
ute.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

BANISHED.

GS-No mater what cause. 81, K. nervous, nulralgic,
dIspcptic. Which Is it2 1t can be ellec,ullly re-
mOyed-aS
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

There are forty Scandinavian churches O
the Baptist denomination in the state.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

sBrcHu-PAIBA Quick complete cure, all annoy
ing Kidney and Urinary Diseases. ST.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23
10 u

Wells and sunshades cannot prevent the
umlmer sun from embrowning your COM
plexions; but Glenn's Sulphur Soap will
speedily restore if duly applied according to
directions. Nothing can be more natural
than the soft velvet texture it imparts to the
skin. Sold by druggists and fancy goods
dealers.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown. fifty cents.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

Ottumwa, Ia.-Dr. J. N. Armstrong, says:
81 have used Browns Iron BittersI in my
family and recommend its use to Others"
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

The widow of the late Senator Morton of
Indiana has returned from her European
visit
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23
As warm weather comes on wear Chrorth.
ion collars and cuffs. Precipitation has ne eff
feet on them.
RemarkaDie Cures Of Salt Rheum.

Prevent crooked boots and blistered heels
by wearing Lyons Patent Heel s iffeners.
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

Bay City, Mich, Feb. J. 1880.
Hop Bitters Company-I think it my duty to
sou wishing to know whether Hop Bitters arc good
or not. l know they arc good tor general debility
and Indigestion: strengthen the nervous system and
make new life. l recommend my patients to use
them. DIR. A. PLATT,
The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

1t is not generally known that ripe
strawberries, particularly the wild vari-
cites, are IN excellent dentifrice.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-22

leDeT[eiI elIlee ullYluultlYeu. Sllltl
mdnnlichen 2ei0e mar bic gauge &lei=
bung bonn 2eibe gerihen; er mubte ipobl
20 pber nod mebr Male rom Getrtebe
ber Edber berumgei6leubert iporben
{ein. Gin 8ater bate iein fleines 60bns
6en auf benz 9lrme setragen, ip0brenb
bic Mtutter porarsgeeilt mar. Sn benz
ielben Moment brauf bet 3ug beran,
Die Srau berl1tpinbet unter ben&dOern,
benz Manne entfdat bor S6merS bas
&inb, er ieibit iinft obnmd6tig aufame
men. DIS er tpieber erlpa9t, fiebt er
6idt nebelt 1i6, Gei6t an Geli6t Die
2ei6e feiner Srau. Das fleine Sinh 1T
berf6tpunoen; fbpn glaubt er, baB
aud Ser &nabe Ser &ataitropbe sum
OpIer gefallen, als er pl6bli6 unter anz
oeren Werlebten-f felbit p6llig unperIebt
-leinen 2iebling borfinbet.
ginen1 Ginbe mar bic 9anb bolfdn=
big glatt, pie nit eitten1 Wfe1ier abgez
i1nitten. Ser S6mieseriobn beg Snz
ipectors ber f6nigl. 8linbenanftalt, bes
Serrn S1mab, ein &ei9sbanfbeamter,
Jtamens &lds, mill nit ieiner @attin
ben Bug glei6falls benuben. 9ie Srau
fiebt i'm lebten glugenblif nod Die Sid:
ter bes 3uges, ipringt i6neq suriid,
pdbrenb ibr @atte Dor ibren @ugen 5erz
malnt tpirb.-Weit groBem @ntieben
bate Der 2ofomotibfiibrer bes Courier
suges Die &ataitropbe bemerft; ct CAB
iofort @ontrebampf unb 500 S6ritte
binter ber nngliids1telle fam Ser 3ug
gum Steben; man muBte iid barauf
bei6rdnfen, Die 2ei6entbeile BON ben
&dbern gu entfernen, bann febte Der
3ug feline Gabrt fort.
Sie &unoe bon Dem l1ngliif berbreiz
tete ii9 NIT @inbeseile i'm Srt, in bem
gerabe bas 3. SeIoartillerie= =&egiment
einquartirt mar. Sie Nerate oes genann~
len &esiments tparen bic griten, ipel9e
biilfsbereit 5ur 9tele eilten. &aum eine
8iertelftunbe fpdter famen eine 9ln5abl
8erliner Mer3te auf elmer 2ofDmotibe
an. Sie 2ei9en tpurben in bem Warte=
faal 3. @lalle untereebra6t, fiinf Der
am f6meriten 8erpunbeten, barunter
bic iunse Grau, Die entbunben unb un-
ternegs geitorben, mad 6em Gliiabet6s
&ranfenbaus sefabren.
8aIb erI9ien aub bic Stegliber freis
tpillige Seuernebr auf Der llngliidsfelle,
UNI gu belfen, 10 gut es ging. 9lu6 ei=
nige Der Seueriperfers llnterpfli3iere Bile
ben 5uriid. 9ie 2ei6tperpunbeter, De-
ren 3abl ii9 gar ni6t fefifelen ldBt,
nabmen nit hen Geretteten ben 3ug,
Der gegen balb IL llbr abging. @rft
tpd6renb Der Sabrt famen Die Mei1ten
gum re9ten 8eipuBllein bes @el6ebe=
men. Sammergel6rei Serer, bic 8er=
tpanbte unb Sreunoe bermibten, Sibel=
rufe berer, bic ii6 mie6erfanben, t6nten
bur9 Die Suft; @ltern iu6ten lire &in=
Ser, Ginber ibre @ltern, Mdnner ibre
Srauen; Elm Mann bermiBte Mutter
unb 8ruber, eit &nabe fu6te bdnbez
ringenb 8ater unb Mutter; 5pei Mdo=
den lire gltern.
Mls Der Sag grallte, begannen an Der
llngliidsfdtte bic Nufraumungsarbeiten
bon 9tellem. Gin 6aufen &no6en unb
6leil6tbeile tpurbe foglei6 in ber Ndbe
berielben eingesraben; Nlles mas iebo9
aur Sbentiiicirung 0ienen fonnte, bar=
llnter mebrere 9aar50pfe unb ein fall
f6es @ebiB, DDrlOrglicb aufgeboben.
Seute Mforgen Inn balb 10 llbr eri6ien
bic unteriu9ungscommiilion na9bem
iie ben 5batbeifan6 feitgeftelt, tpnrben
bic Mngeb6rigen gu ben 2ei6enrdnmeu
sugelaHen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-22
Sic Gpnferems Der fatbolii1en
9SrGlaten IN 8altimpre.

lleber Die am II. Sept. in Baltimore
abgebaltene gonferen5 Der amerifaniz
f1en fatbolif9en prdlaten 1T 70 gut tpie
gar ni6ts in Die Seffentli6teit gebrun=
gen; bod i6einen bic na6febenOen Nn=
oeutungen Der geip0bnli6 gut unterrid)z
teten n8alt. Gun" mebr als bloBe
WtutbmaBungen gu iein. Sic iagt:
nSm Mgemeinen lit man in tpobluns
terri6teten fatboliI6en &reifen ber 9n=
fidt, baB bic 9auptfragen ii1 auf fir6=
li9e Sis5iplin unb auf bas @rsie6ungs.
tpelen besogen baben. Was Den eritez
ren punft betrifft, 10 beabIihtigt Der
papit, mie es beiBt, febr beoeutunssz
nple Men6erungen Dor5unebmen, un6
bauptId9li9 fpll es BEN 8riefter glei6=
piel, Oh ggelt= ober Sroens=@eiitli9en,
in 3ufunft ni9t mebr geltattet fem, fi9
auf irgenb pel9e 8anfgeI9dfte ein5u=
laI5en. 9iefe MaBna6me foa, tpie ber=
lautet bur6 bic iiingiten traurigen @r=
fabrungen bes gr3bii6ofs Yurcea bon
Cincinnati unb Der Mugultinpdter in
MalIa6uietts notbipenoig gemoroen Iein.
Serner gebt bas @eriiGt, baB auf nit
8eSug auf bic 8eriebuns BON Prieitern
bon elmer @emeinbe nod ber anberen
iebr pidtige Nenberungen eintreten
fDlen. Gegenmdrtig namli6 befibt be.
8ii9of in bieier 9inli9t unumi i6rdnfte
@etpalt, B. 3. er fann einen prieite,
obne Meiteres, fobalb es linn spedmd.
| Big erl9eint, aus ieinem Wirfungsfreiit
reiBen unb ibm elm beliebiges anberes
Gelb fir feline 9bdtigfeit anweiien. Sour
1T aber befannt, baB i'm &arbinalzgol=
legium gar piele Witglieoer cine 9ln=
| 1i6t bertreten. tpDna9 Elm @eiltli9er ID
lange ieiner @emeinoe erhalten bleiber
follte, big etipa i9uertpiegenoe @riinb
| fir feline 8erlebung borliegen, ober BIZ
er felbft um cine iol6e einfommt. Se
pap1t tpirb beBbalb, 10 permntbet MAJ
tpenigitens, Die 8eitimmung trefen, bal
fein elmer @emeinoe boritebenoer prie
iter in 3ufunft gegen ieinen Willen Der
iebt tperben iol, es lei benn, baB eli
@omite bon 8iI66fen, tpel6es 8ebuf.
. llnterlu9ung ieoes einSelnen SALES er
nannt tperben foa, bies betimmt. Wa
bas fatboliI6e @r3iebungsneien betrifft
t 10 1T Der GrlaB zines 8efebles wabs
i9einli6, iponaf iol6en @ltern, bi
lire &inber in bic 8olfsl6ulen f6ider
T bic Satramente berweisert weroen fol
len. Papit SEQ begiinitigt ebenio, nj
I iein 8orgdnger, pius Der X, b
E goniolioirung beri9iebener Srben ft
: tbolii6er S6ulbriiber. Ser Derftorbe
+ ne papit bat mod fur3 bOr ieinem @bl
+ ben einem tteuen S6ulbrilberzOro
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Ste Tlorenee Ntebtinsale ter 8ins
SerDfIeQe.


Ste Tlorenee Ntebtinsale Der 8ins
cerphe9e.
Gol9sntes II elm Mussus eines an ben
Dsuiiden Rsform Wsfen5er in Gbam.
terstureb, ga, ssiGriebenen BrIeies;
Giue gBobitbdterin.
OsTnst bic Etire fur fs unb Wrs
Winslow pirb bswsiisn, bab ie bic ame.
ritantlhe 5lorentiner Nadti5au Der &in.
Der III. Daoon fab MIR 10 uber3suet,
bab MIR unferer Sup" lsbrsn werbsn
3u lasen: .@slesnet ist Wtrs Oinslow"
neil fe bsrislbsu bsbilTit mar, iibsr bic
Yercbe bes 3abnsns uno anbere Be=
lhwerli6teiten fur 6lnosr tinwe es,utcm.
msn. Wrs gBtnslOw Spotin9
@yrup nimmt ben &tnben bic G1mer
3sn unO turirt Dplsntrie unb Dtarrboe.
Ct maGt ben @aumsn 3art. tefreit Don
gnt3iinouns unb brinst tas 8inp 8lidli&
iibsr bic psricbe bes Sabnens bnwsg.
CT tbut seraee cas, mas er poraiebt 3u
ttun, MQes unb ntdt psnissr. Dtr ta.
BEN stnmal Mrs gBtnslow aslsben une
tennen fe nur purh ibrsn 6 optina
SYrup fur Stneer. gDena MIR BIZ
Wa&t bdtten, pGrpsn mir as als 5silant
fur bic Rinber btnlslltn--pas fe aud
In bsr Stat III. Der SYrup pirb II
auen @pUtbstsn 3u 25 Gents per 5lai&
perfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-22

fir bi9 gefaBt bat, int nebrigen feblt
Inn aber ti6t biel gum MenI6enfeinbe.
gti1ts geniigt ibm; Mlles faBt er nit
Der @ereistbeit nnb 8erbitterung auf
Die er fir unbefriebigten Sbealimsus
bdlt, un6 bas 1T Der @runb gum etpisen
Sriege 5piI6en uns. ct bergiebt es
mir llibt, bab id6 mid lit bieIer ni9ts.
nubigen Melt gang tpobl beiinbe, pdbz
renb er ME bartit fertig iperben fann.
Infer 8erbdltniB au einanoer pirO bon
Sag gu Sage unleioli6er.
Su tbuit 9einem 8ater unre6t, be-
giitiste Georg. Mer tpie er 9eimatb,
2ebensfelung unb Sreibeit Dem ge=
opfert bat, mas ibm Soeal bieB, Der
bat aud bas &e6t, einem boberen
MaBitab an Welt unb Meni6em 81 les
gen.
Sd bin aber fir bieIen b6beren @faB=
fab gu fur5 gerathen, erfldrte Der iunge
9tr3t drserlib. 9u entipri9it ibm reit
eber; bas bat au6 papa i6leunisit be-
rausgefunben; uno Did) gang fir lib
in 8ef9lag genommen.
(Bortfesuns fcIei.