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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-15

@ie f6nell penniplbanii6e Dell
ftdbte aufbliiben unb ipieoer berbliiben
f6nnei1, 5eiat au6 oas 8eifpiel Ser
5tabt 8arfielb. 8or einem Sabr adblte
Iie 5000 @intppbner' unb es berrI9te
bort Elm iol6es 2eben un6 Sreiben, oab
Der Srt Dem Srealben mod bebeutenb
bolfrei6er borfam. SEPT fteben bort biel
leere 9dufer. uNls i6 suerit ben plab
befudte," er5dblt elm @eiienoer, vitanO
eine Stabt auf iener Inb0be, nit einer
raitlos tbdtigen 8eb6lferung, Die meoer
3eit mod &aum fiir ben 8eiuber bate.
Sd f6lief, in meine Oede genidelt, auf
benz 2a6entii6 Der 8aderei, batte einen
Dollar 6afiir gu besablen un6 NOR nod
frob, Elm llnterfommen gefunbeR gu
baben. 9eute bdtte i6 in 10 bielen ber=
laiienen 9duiern, ipie ein Wonat Sage
bat, umfonlt i6lafen f6nnen. Ntan ber=
ani6lagt, baB bort ungefdbr $1,000
900 fir ben Mnfauf BON 2anS, fit Ser
ftellung bon Gebduben unb 8ei6affung
bon Maf6inerie berausgabt tporoen ipa=
rem, tpdbrenb man i'm GanSen Sel i'm
Wertbe bDn 81, 100000 getppnnen bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-15
Gin San ann In Der
unteri Il a b t,

otm ourth Gin leitenoes unb idretenbss
Rin0 ms5rfrs Natts Der Sdlaf aeraubt
wurfs urb ter 3u eey ufser,eusung ge,
laMste. bab Wlrs. gEinslomS Socttina
Sprup seraoe Der Nrtitsl lsi. etHtn er fGr
bus Ginb bsnGtbists, toufte sinen 8orratb
oapcn. Nls sr noh Sauls fam uno iriner
Trau bappn N0ittbsiluus matte, weiserts
fe liA, Dem Sslnoe ron nsm @staulten gu
Seratreihen, Ia fe sins Nnbdngsrin Der
6omGopatbe mar. Die ndhfe Natt
wurbs uispsr ihlni ilos SerbraGt. Nls Der
Batter an ndhlsn Sage nah Saule lam,
fanb ct bas Sinb iblshter nls je, uno ba
sr abermals cine idloFOls Mad. bsfir@.
tste, Serabrsidte CT pdbrenb Ger Nbmsl,n.
belt fcinsr 0rau psm Rinte cine pcrticn
psS SYrup ano iaste nidts baron. Die
Na6t carouf fhlief Glss wpbl unb Der
flsine Shrsisr srmadte an Mlerssn NIT
btiterm @tlft Die Nuttsr mar erfreut
iitsr ben pl6bltdbsn wunpsrbarsu 0s&lsl
uno obwobl lts fd 3uera bslsioist flblte,
als fs Nuftldruns erbtslt, fssts Fe benz
mod BEN Getra6 bes GprupS fort.
SGreienDe Sinbsr unb lHlai iOle NaGts
Gnb itr iebt unbstannt. Cine ein,slne
prubs nit benz SYrup bat nod sos esi.
ben isbes Rtnbes unb bas 8crurtbe.l Der
SHUTTER tsasst. Sn allen Gputtsten ,u
haben; 25 Gents bic Jlaf4e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-15

tpobnbeit ibrer Sage. 9asu ipollte ibr
8altber ni6t aus BEN GeoanfeH foln=
men. &einbolb in Dem sufbraufen
Der grregung bate geiaet, Waltber
lie5te lie. Srau bon 8orfen's Wtiloe,
Gube bate bas beitdtig. @ar es benn
mDgli6? sic rief ale Die lebten 9tun=
ben ibres 3uIammenieins ins @eod6t=
nib suriid, fein Sortbleiben obne 9lb=
f6ieb, Die lebte llnterreoung erid)ien ibr
nuniauf einmal in gan5 anberem 2i6te.
Mar es oenn ibr @ei6ld, bon elmer
8ertpirrung in Die anbere geltiirst 81
perben? 9lber Die 9lnsit Der lebten
Sage bel ber Werberg &einbolb's cm=
pfanb li9 ni9t mebr, berubigenb, cine
0pffnung NOR ibr oer @ebanfe an ben
Sreunb ber &inbbeit.
Sa 6ffnete ii6 bale Bic Sbiir unb
8bilippin9en ftredte BEN &opf 9inein.
8if bu aGeim, gtetta2 fragte fie, aber lie
tpartete bie 9lntmDrt niGt ab, oenlt ein
8ltd bur6s 3immer batte lie ibr gege=
ben. &atbe einmal, pen i'd bringe,
fubr lie fort.
(Gortfsbunp foIet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-15
Sin Sdlmei,er.l1 l1rtheil. 2

Gin S6wei3er .llrtbeil. 3u ben
Qntmorten Der fran3Oilii9en Bldtter
auf ben @arnungsartifel Der pNorbb.
Mag. 3tg." benterft bic @Gpeiser
@renspof: vMir bebauern es aufri9=
tig, ieben gu miilIen, baB elm She'll
unierer repubIifanil6en Na6barn ben
@rnft Der Gage ni6t gu ermehen pernas.
@as ioa bic fnabenbofte Iufforberung
zines uparis", man iole feinem 9eut=
i6en mebr 8ei6dftigung geben? Sinh
es Mdnner, Iinb es il1telligente Sransos
fen, Die iol9cs i6reiben ?@ena Geutf6=
LAMB einmal CUR ueberseugung gelangt
baB elm friebli6es ooer bod ertrdgli9es
Nebeneinan6er ni6t m6gli9 III, unb
bab 6ranfrei6 bereit 1T, Die erite giin=
ltige Gelegenbeit gum &eban9efrieg au
erfa1en, bann tpirb es, um bieI lem uner=
trdgli9en 3uitano ELM @nbe gu MAIDEN,
feline gemaltise &riegsmai6ine in 8e-
tuegung ieBen, uno bas iit bann ettpas
4nberes als Srumir, 9Dtpa unb
S6parsflagge. $50 bleiben bann bic
S6reier, tuel6e aus llnberm0gen, ct;
mas 8eKeres gu leilten, ibre 2eler mil
Acknowledgment pasquinaben gegen bic
9eutlGen abfiitterH unb ben Gunten an
ben pulperfaoen legen, on belen anoe=
rem Gn0e cine Weine lauert, itarf &C.
mug, um ibr ganses f6Ones 8aterlanf
in eine &uine 81 pertuanbeln2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-15
Serliuer Ginoer. gBer mbd1te es

- Serltfer GtrOer. user HtDUIe Is
leugnen, baB Berlin cine gang beionbere
Species &inoer bot! Sbre Saupteigen=
i6aft 1T nbele" iein. DIS nelter ge=
lpeis fir bisie alte g8abrbeit finoet
na6fteben6e, bonn 50. s" gei6iloerte
Ginbericene plab: S9auplaB = oas
5rottoir in irgeno elmer belebten Strabe
Der 6riebri6itaot. 9anbelnoe gerionen !:
Elm fiinf= unb ein ie6sjdbrises Wdoz
den, Elm fiinfjdbriger &nabe. Sic
Sinfidbrige 1T bon Der @e6sidbrigen
beleiDigt noroen, bat lid i'm 9ofe mad
einem Stpde lmgeteben unb miBt nul,
bas 3u6tigungsinitrument in ber 9an0,
brobenben 8lides lire @egnerin. 9ie
aber 1T bebeutenb gr6Ber unb 1tdrfer,
itebt fampfbereit ba unb i9eint ni6t
libel 2uit 5u baben, ibrer @egnerin ben
Stod gu entpinoen. Dieier be6enfli=
6en Sage ma6t Die Nnfunft zines
itrammen, fiinfidbrigen Sungen ein
@noe. Gai6 entf6loilen gebt Die Sn=
baberin be5 @todes auf ben Sungen
los uno iiberreidbt ibm benielber; nit
Den 9Dorten: uSem 10ent tf DIR,
aber Su nluBt ibr berbauer." Ser
Sunge nin1mt tpiirOeooll ben Stod in
Gmpfang unb beliebt li6 oas Mfao6en,
oas er berbauen loa. Sie 2ebtere aber,
i6neu enti6lo1en, bat ibren beionberen
Teloaugsplan. &ai6 bolt iie Elm grobes
8onbon aus ber Sal6e uao iiberrei6t
Oieies geI6lpi6tigungsmittel ibrem
Seinoe nit BEN Worten: Limb id i6enf
Dir Sen 8onbon, aber 9u muBt ibr
berbauen." Samit beutete fie auf lire
@egnerin. Ntit erl9iitterli6er &ube
nimmt Der Sunge aud ben 2ederbhen
in @mpfang, muitert hann einen Nuz
genblid bic beioen feinoli6en parteieu,
unb nit 6em flaiiii6en Nusiprud: ugeu
bau i'd Sir MIDI, ltnb Sir bau i'd po9
mid" gebt er fol5 ieines Weses.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-15
g uff's s. afr . y E.
guaiban & SO.

Der befannie G6ubbdnbler 5. Mar=
tin bat fein Gei6dft on obige Girma
perfauft unb iper6en bic Serren ii6 nidt
nur beniiiber, Die alte Gunof6aft bes
GeE1dftes ali erbalten, fonbern aud inl=
lner raebr neue Gunben ai ertperben.
Sullibam & So. bsben ni6t nur
bas bette unb getpdbltefie 2ager in Da=
rnen= ullb Ginberi1uben, fonoern lire
Wadren sei6nen fi9 au6 bur6 preiss
tpirOigfeit unO Dauerbaftigfeit aus.
Die 0erren erbalten forttpdbreno teue
3ufubren uno liefern baber bas aler.
illo6ernife. Man faufe S6ubseug nui
BEL ibnen, tuenn man gut bebient fem
Mill.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-15
Sou einem iebr bornebmen &ai

= Sou einem iebr bornebmen Gafz
feebaule in Stem Sort miro in einem
@iener 8latte er5dblt. Semielben
tpio ndmlib cine ganSe 2ife BON gta=
men oer dltelfen beuti6en Noelsfami=
lien uno ebemalisen 9lngebOrigen Der
beutl1en 9lrmee gei6idt, bic ein ipunz
berbares S6ifIal in ein unb baiielbe
New Oorfer Gefaurant beri6lagen ba=
ben ioll, ieoo@ ni6t, UNI Seft gu i6liir=
fen, ionbern i'm gu freoensen. Sie
2ilie lautet: 9err b. gidii6s&oie<
ned, Nbiutant i'm bierten @arbe=Gegi=
ment su SuB; b. Seiiez&ottenburg,
Seeonbe=2illtenant int Sdger=8atail=
lon 9fo. IA; Treiberr b. 8obenbauien,
@econbe=2ielltenant Ser SuBzglrtillerie;
b. &ramita, premier=Sieutenant im
@arbe GiiraNier Gegiment; @raf gu
Sobna, 9auptmann i'm beiliI6en Seloz
acknowledgement gto. IL; ytiebeIel
Sreiberr 3u Giienba6, 5eeon6e=2ieute=
nant imGarbe= S6iiben=8ataiaon ;@raf
S6miffing=&erIIenbrod Seconoe=Geuz
tenant i'm idlesuigebollt lltein'i i6en nbla=
nenz3esiment SO. Is; gneri6 @raf gu
einingettzNeuoenau; brittes @arbe4
@renabier=&egiment @raf S6lippen=
bad, Seepnbe<2ieutenant i'm reitenoen
6elbjdger=Gorps. Nls Der Srt, in Dem
man bon 10 bornebmen 9dnben bebient
iperben fam, wir6 Sleii6mann's Wie.
ner &eltauration in Stem Sort be5eidz
Gei6i6te iit i6tperli6 iuabr,
f0nnte aber bod rebt gut ipabr fein,
benin an abeligen 9ellnern 1T bier5ulan=
be fein Mangel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-15
opifuunaslpie ,spilepiie ael,eilt.

n9ie 9ler5te erfldrten meine &ranfz
belt fit boffnungslole Gpileplie," fagt
unler Correspondent, Der NbbOfat gS.
s. Sroiplling in Subfonia, 9lrf., unb
bitten Sen Sob fiir Die ei1t5ige @rl0iung
bon meilten 2eiben. Samarita II
Nerpi ne bat mid gebeilt, gu baz
ben bel 9ruggilten gu 81, so.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-15

: unberi6dn,te Sopperei. Du, Der
Plaui6buber 1T sans entriiitet iber
Sid, baB Ou i'm Die borige Wo9e
auf Der giienbabn 10 barid abge=
f6nal5t bait!
Was? Ser Sropfs ber ioa mir nnr
nod einmal fommen nit feinen S6rau=
bereien! Siebt. baB id) 6rau unb
S6piegernutier bel mir bab' uno
frdgt mid, no bic Gergniigun9sreiie
bingebt!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-15

Die ginla6ung. 2ies6en. Cine
@mpTeblung BON Wiama, unb lie liebe
bic Srau 9lmtsri6ter fir morgeli o.
benb su einer Safe Sbee bitten.
Sie 6rau @mtsri6ter: Sanfe f65n,
liebes 2ies6en, fage lpieoer eine Gmz
pfebluug an Deine quite DIANA, uab i'd
iDiiroe 10 frei iein uno fommen. Sat
Diana fonit nod eiwas geIagt?
Sies6en: ND neinl Sic fagte nur,
lie miiiie en6ii6 einmal in ben lauren
Npfel beiBen.
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Der gpitpffice Grd,anae,

5ommers &nebIinger, & gigens
tbiimer, fiibrt bic beIien Meine, Gbam=
pagner, Wbisfies, 2iquDre, feines Bier,
einbeimiI6e unb inlpprtirte gigarren.
9as 2ofal 1T luftig unb gerdumig unb
9iaarbipieler fin0en mebrere slide Der
beiten Gabriden bes 2anbes. [l,2,nS
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. Giihlhn N}n,t1n1, erhnnfe,

-SabI6e Nanen eroenfen Sic @bez
mifer! Sn Der neueiten Yatentliiie bes
beutid)en 9tei6es befinbet ii6 Elm Patent
peraei9net, iuelGes ben Sarbwerfen bon
Weilter, 2ucius u. 8riinning 81 9o6it
bel Granffurt a. 80. berliebcn 1T. Dai=
ielbe besiebt li6 auf ein 0erIabren our
BON BarauitrobsnsDliben=
6lorio. Mer bic 3ungengDmnafif liebt,
Der perIube einmal fiinfunosipanSig
nal bas i60ne Wort uYaranitrobenSp=
lo6lorio" aussuiprebeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-15

grabanoter, @aleneienne, ga.
riier, @ufiii9e, Gd6fiide unb leinene
GpiBen In GROCER Muswabl biaigit beim
6arnplls.
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9n0pfe, BeiaBartifel fiir Samen=
fleiber unb Mdi6e. iotpie fiir 8ettscug,
biligp bel 6amous.
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gpti,ytou,e elmer

Gfi9cn g e b er.
1,auael an glppefit, @ebdrnt 8eritppfuns,
gd1niersen i'm stcpf NIT eiitcnt bunlpfen Gefibl
I'm 6interfppfe, Gdmer5eil uitter ben gGulterz
blattern, slufgetriebenfein rah benz @iiei1, NIT
@bneiaiiiia geaen iebe fSrperlidbe cber geiittge
gbdt;afeit, rei;baresE Temperament, tribe gtinl@
silunq nit benz befcnberen @efiible, trgeno
zine Cbliesenbeit bergeffen 5n baben, Wtiibisz
felt, Wirre, 5erSflopfen, Yuftte Dor ben 4ugen,
qeibe Saut, iiberbaupt 8cpfihner5cn cberhalt
be5 red,tcn MugeS, iiftrlhfser Ghlaf NIT beditgs
ftfaenben grduinefl, fart sefdrtter 11rin uro
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Sine 2abuna ppn 800 Spune

= Cine 2abung BON 800 5onnen
S60pienfleifdes, in Sis aufbetpabrt,
i1t neuli6 ppn Neuieelanb, 9luitralien,
na9 2onbDn gel6idt tporben unb ppblz
bebalten angefommen. 9arin fDnnten
Die Ser. Staaten es ben Muitraliern
ni6t na9tbun. gteubolanb unb gfeus
feelanb 5ufammen beiiben 10000, 900
S9afe, ipel1e iidb jdbrli9 I'M 30,000,z
600 Stiid perinebren, Gegenmdrtig
f9la9tet man iie nur um Ser @olle
ipegen unb pirft bas 6leii9 meg. Wenn
man alIo bas Gleii6 aud nur UNI s
Gents bas pfunb berfaufen fam =
unb in @nglanb bri1gt S90pienfleii6
81 = 70 Gents, 10 1T bas reiner @ez
ipiitn. 9as fiinltli6e gis 1T lebr tpoblz
fell. 9lmerifa fann bas ieiner iiberaus
rauben @inter unb argen &egengiii1e
tpegen ni9t ra9ma9en. Selbft in
Seras raft elm gtortber nit faltem Ste
gen, ber eineS9afbeerbe iinSreien iiberz
raf9t, alle 2dmmer unb piele @futters
16afe babin. California unb 9lrisona
mDgen piellei6t nit 9teuieelanb unb
Neubolanb tpetteifern.
= Sas 2utberfanbbilb bon Siemez
ring, bas in Gisleben am 10. Nopembet
entbiilt tperoen fO1, 1T bereits auf Dem
ba5n erforenen Plabe in 2utber's Sc
burtsffaot aufgeitelt. Sie @efalt 6es
GeiDrnators, i6reibt man ber n&6lner
3tg.", 1T BON padenbem Naturalismus,
tpu1tig unb martig Der 9(usorud bes
bon einem Barrett beI6atteten Mntlibes
b06It enersii6. 9ie 2infe briidt bic
Sibel on bic 8ruIt, nit Ser Ne1ten
5erfnittert er bic 8annbulle. 9tub bic
bier So9relieftafeln bes ungeMeill 5ier=
li6en uno gefdllisen Sodels aus polirz
tenn Granit linb bon borSiigli6er Nrbeit.
Oie Safel an ber Yorberieite felt ben
iiegtei6en &i bes @enius bes 2i6ts
nit benz 8eufel, Die anoere 2utbcr i'm
Greiie feiner Tamilie nit Der 2aute,
ferner nit 9r. sd bisplltircn6 unb bic
bierte BEL Der Nrbeit Der Nibeliiberlebung
bar. @ntbiillt merbeu ioa bas Denfmal
Bel @elesenbeit bes 2utberfeltes. i1 beI=
len programm bieier feierli6e Nfr cine
berbsrragenbe Stellung einnimnlt.
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FRAGRANT SOZODONT'

entfcrnt alle unanacncbmen geriAe bes
gtbems, bic in SoIse bon Gatarrb, idled)ten
3dbncn II. +. III. entitcbcn. Gs lit bon alien
nadtbciligen uno bei5enben Gigenldaften Der
3aba,Yaitas unb Eulberri, Die ben @nlaille scr-
itorcn, eansliA frei. Sine Slaide tpirb fir bic
Dauer bon bier bis icds Wlonoten ausrei6eu.
Sci Droeuiften su babsn.
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N er It pp { 1t II q.

gnffs HtIIen fTnb fpesfeu fir biefe Sdns
bercif<f, einfDrfis pernrfadf einen 6pId,enased1s
feffm Befinten, cnf Der 9eibenfe erffaunt ill.,.
Gle pcrnebren ben Mppefif unp reruria9en Slciidjs
dtfaE, ba Der Rorper een6brf unc nur bre fDnildle
&sfrfitna duf fnegsertduunssrradne etn reeeiindf!s
aer 9tubfanng terpprserufen tptro. greis Is Cent?
mtf's s. air . y E.
o. Grdne 9aare pSer rte tperpen DHrd en einsiees
auftrdaeu bieler Sarbe 3u gIdubenb fnwdr3en
berpaceIf Gle berleibt etne dtrlie Gdrbe unn ptrt
duaerbIldlt 8t uertaufeH tn Hpptbeten orer pirp dp
Gnspfana bon ST nurdb erpreb perianbt.
Office 35 MfurrdD Gfreef, gfespegJprf.
f9r Iutfs D1dnuni merfbprfer nfterireifunqen unel
SuibLsr9e5epte npu utrc ours eraiDeH fret perienrer
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Sabrgang l9

Die AGnen 9rielferinnen Der MObe
sieben Sosobont jcbem anbern grtifel fir Die
3dbne Dor, neil nidts hiele l3icrbe bes Wiunbes
10 fcdenloS crbdlt ooer Dem Ntbem einen 70 an>
oerl ehmef Slrft hprIeiht
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-04
A Cure for Sleeplessness.

There is a form of wakefulness which
is somewhat frequent experience with
persons engaged in active work, espe-
cially of the brain. A man who has
been busily engaged during the day in
his usual avocation, retires, let us say,
at about ten or eleven O'Clock, feeling
quite sleepy. After period of slumber,
perhaps Of two or three hours, he finds
himself wide awake at about two
o'clock in the morning. There is moth
ing particularly burdensome on his
mind; no mental anxieties perplex, no
physical pains disturb him. His
only annoyance is the conscious
ness that a hard days work is
before him, and that his busy brain
ought to be at rest. After tossing
about for an hour or more in vain at
tempts to court sleep, he drops of to-
ward morning into disturbed and broken
slumber, and rises at the usual hour
with a sense of having been defrauded
by nature of one of his rights. So long
as this is rare or occasional experience
it need not attract attention. When,
however, it becomes habitual, when
sleep is regularly broken by periods of
wakefulness, more or less prolonged,
and especially when these periods come
to be accompanied by anxieties and
worrying, the symptom is more grave. 1t
may betoken serious impairment of the
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-04
How to Succeed.

Iwish to offer hint to boys. But il
will do for others. Diligence and earn.
estness will accomplish a great deal.
once had grown-up boy to work for
me who did not fully understand this.
He boarded himself. He worked well,
but thought success depended on MAX
ing the best bargain he could with his
employer. On the last day of his en-
gagement he borrowed vessel at the
house to carry drink into the field where
he worked alone. He came in precise
ly at the hour Tor quitting work, but
without the vessel. l asked him where
it was. "Oh, he forgot it-left it in
the field" l asked him to bring it in,
but he said his time was up for his
days work and declined. 1 intended
to employ him again. but this turned
the scale. He never succeeded well,
although active and of fair abilities.
Another person in my employ always
took an interest in the work, and did
not mind an extra half-hour if matters
required it. He works for me yet, and
can afford to allow him an extra hour
on special occasions, and to do various
things without charging him.
Another instance will do to repeat,
although not Immediately within my
personal knowledge. An orphan boy
sought employment; he was repeatedly
repulsed. He was nearly discouraged;
when the owner of large establish
ment at last concluded to take him if he
would do various mental 8. chores with
small pay. He engaged for year. He
was first on hand every morning, and
tried to make himself useful in every
way. At the end of the year, when he
talked of leaving, every one pleaded
for him to stay. He had helped the
clerks and helped the owner-they
"could not spare him." He was
offered higher wages, and in two or
three years more commanded good
salary. In process of time he was ad-
mitted as a partner. He was not like
some persons / have seen who seemed
to think that the great point was to get
the best possible wages and never to
work minute beyond the regular time,
but rather, if possible, to fall within it.
They never made out much.-Cor.
Country Gentleman.
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nervous system II allowed to continue.
What may be done by the person him
sell, on awakening in the night, in or
der again to induce sleepp The expedi-
ents at our disposal, it must be admit
ted, are exceedingly variable in their
efficacy, but most of them are worth
trying. A sense of drowsiness is some
times easily induced by getting up and
standing by the bedside until one feels
almost chilly, and the bed is cold. An
other expedient is to wash the head,
neck and upper part of the body in cold
water-a lower temperature ct The skin
inducing probably more active circu-
latiOn Of the blood to the surface and
away from the nervous centers. l have
found a bit of dry bread thoroughly
masticated and eaten at this time to act
almost like q charm in some cases by
drawing blood from brain to stomach.
and thus securing sleep. Anything
which serves to detract attention from
ones self and surroundings may occa-
sionally avail-such rs saying the al
phabet, counting ones respirations, re-
peating the multiplication table, and
multitude of similar expedients. An
ancient monkish receipt for wakefulness
was to "count your beads" 1t is good
advice yet. There are no better aids to
repose than a good conscience and
mind at peace.-LasCs Of Life.
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Waiting His " Turn"

Yesterday was the variety reporter g
day to have his monthly shave, and for
this purpose he visited fremont street
shop, and while undergoing the opera
ton by an artist, whom the reporter
tried to interview, but without success,
there entered very seedy-lOoking indi.
vidual who sat down apparently wait
ing for his "turn." When the familiar
word "next'' was sung out the last
conner began to divest himself of a very
dilapidated overcoat that had evidently
seen years of service.
"What do you wantP" asked the boss
barber, somewhat snappishly, evidently
surmising that the man was a tramp
who wanted to beat him out of shave.
81 came here to get shave and have
my hair cut"
"Well, get out of here; we don't want
any beats around here. Come, get"
"Perhaps l ought not to have come
into such tony place"
Haven't got any time to waste with
you, sir; so get out. This is no tramp's
retreat"
81 beg pardon, sir, but I've got mon
ey enough to pay for what want done,
if you're not too proud to do it. had
fifty cents given me to-day by gentle
man of whom asked but few cents
with which to get something to eat. /
haven't had square meal for a week,
and my first impulse was to go and
have a good dinner. I hesitated and
thought of the advice of the man who
gave me the money. He said to me:
You are an able-bOdied man, and can
help yourself if you will. Why not
brace up and be man?' I thereupon
began to mediate upon my past life,
its wretchedness, misery, etc. Seven
years ago was admitted to the Suffolk
bar. My father was practicing medi-
cine in suburban town, few miles
from Boston, and was advised by him
to follow the same profession, so as to
be able to succeed him, for he had a
good practice. My father. who had
been widower for several years, about
this time married one of the coolest
hearted and most worldly women that
l have ever heard of, and to whom ]
took great dislike from the first. ]
soon left home and began the study of
law, my father paying my expenses.
In little more than three years
from this time, or soon after was ad.
mitted to practice, my father died, and
his wife, in some way or other, obtained
possession of all the property and l was
left penniless. Having but a few dol
lars in my pocket foolishly began to
travel and have been travelling nearly
ever since, much of the time with
shabby clothes and an empty stomach.
l did various kinds of work, but could
not content myself with any,"
''What was your father name"
asked the barber.
II don't care to mention any names.
for there are still relatives living neat
Boston and do not want they should
know my whereabouts.
The barber was evidently moved by
the story, for he not only cut the fellows
hair but gave him a shave and sham
poo, and before leaving he gave him a
cast-off overcoat and hat, which re-
markably improved his appearance.
He was allowed to depart with his fifty
cents, but before going he expressed his
gratitude for the kindness shown him,
promised to obtain work of some kind
and become man again.-Boston
Globe.
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MY LITTLE WIFE.

A little bird sang on my garden tree
u, out he sang right cheerily-
"Stneet, stCoet, 80 street.! so s,pectr'
For his heart was full of the JOY of spring,
And what could he do but sing and sing,
With beating breast and fiuttering wing:
"Speet, stocet, so stpeet' SO stDeet!"
"A little wife sits by my own flreeide,'
"A dear little wife, my Joy and pride,
SsSect, stcest, so sDeet! 80 sipeeU
And as watch her from day to day,
Merry and wise, and tender and gay,
What can do but sing and say:
"StOeet, siceet, so s,Ucet! 20 siceet!'
For she, too, sits in q blissful rest,
Rocking babe on her loving breast
Street, stceet, so sueet! 80 streef!
Tenderly cooling as COOS the dove,
While she dreams and softly sings above
The cradle nest of her mother love
"Ssrcet s,ccet, so stcect! 90 stcst"
'.'Sing, little bird, in thy happy pride,
Sing, little wife, by thy own Preside:
"S&ceet. sscect, so stcest! 90 s,ceetl'
Glad is the heart that has learnt the strain,
True love never can sing 1t In vain,
Though It sing 1t over and over again:
"StD6et, sUeet, so sssset! go ssreetF
-LlpSe E. BdSr, IN N. I. Ledger.