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FlIIsoIUII5i III EOt SIINTi
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline, and LOSS
OF MANH0OD, In all tts complications,
aud from whatever cause produced. 1t
enriches and purifes the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive
Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties. 1t
stops any unnatural debilitating drain upon the
system, preventing involuntary losses facilitating
Dreams seminal losses with the urine, ETC., so
destructive to mind and body 1t is a sure
eliminator OF all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM
PLANTS. 1t contains no injurious ingredients
To those suffering from the evil effects
of youthful iadiscretiOns or excuses,
sDeesiy. thorough and permanent CURE
IL GUARANTEED. Price, So so per bottle,
or five bottles in case, with full directions, and
advice, $40. Sent secure from observation to any
address upon receipt of price, or c. o. D. To be
had only Of
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EYES brighten, cheeks become rosy. muscles
gain strength by the use Of Browns Iron Bit
terS.
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HERMAN c. HOTFILTER.
GALD AID sILYERsMLTH,
GOLD AsD sILy

Nyo. 1926 SIXTH ST., BETWEEN AND &
~ Jewelry made to order. Old Gold worked over
Repairing speciality, YI-a
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LADIES' CLOTH LEATHER LACE Shoes. 81 co.
LADIES' SERGE GORE BUSKINS fl mel lined 90.
LADIES' GRAIN BUTTON SHOES Opera Toe sewed).....~ So
LADIES SLIPPERS with bows NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. co.
MISSES GRAIN BUTTON SHOES, Opera 25
MISSES AMERICAN KID BUTTON SHOES worked button
holes)........... 90
MEMS WHOLE-STOCK KIP "RED HOUSE BROGANS... 1 3d.
MEMS WHOLE.STOCK KIP RED HOUSE" BROGANS... l 3d.
MEMS ENGLISH WALKING SHOES, Toe and Tip. So
MEMS GILMAN'S KIP ALEXIS, Heavy Double-sos (some
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WOULD not be without Reddng's Russia
Salve. is the verdict of all who use it. Price,
% cents.
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Poverty may excuse shabby coat, but
IL IS no excuse for shabby morals.
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TO THE UNFORTUN ATE !
DR., GIBBON s DISPRNOARY,
6sS Kearny street, San Francisco.

Established in 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in all
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc, perma-
nently cured orno charge
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the
consequenceofself abuse,
This solitary vice or de-
PRAYED sexual indulgence
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CuREn AT HOME.

Persons at a distance may be eSred at home by
addressing letter TO pR. GIBB0N, stating case,
symptoms length Of time the disease has continued,
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, to any part of the country,
with full and plain directions. BY inclosing ten
dollars in registered letter, through the Postoice,
or through Wells, Fargo Co., apackaee OF medicire
will be forwarded to any part Of the Union Please
saw YOU saw this advertisement in the RECORD
UNION Address DR.. J. F. GIBB0N,
ia2+4ptf Box 1857, San Francisco.
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BME.BEB, if you want health and strength
g mind and muscle, use Browns Iron Bit
4e-s,
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Star Notices. to follow reading matter, twenty-five
cents line for each insertion
Advertisements OF Situations Wanted Houses to Let.
Society Meetings etc. OF FIVE LINES OR LESS VIII be
Inserted in the DAILY RECoRD-UEIoE follows:
One .25 cents
Three times. - cents
One week. 10 cent?
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DRESS GOODGi

BLACK SICILIAN SILK, HEAVY GROS-GRAIN 62-iuches wide
Extraordinary good vslue) yard
BLACK RHADAMAS SATIN, 2S.nches divine quality
>. .
wide so and Is yard
BROCADES AND PLAIN SILK VEIv ETS
81 5 81, 81 % sud 81 70 yard
PICCOLOMINI PLAIDS Combination Coo Ghe very lates
20 and 20 cents yard
CHESTERFIELD DRESS STYLES Silk Wool Mixed livery
beautifully 60 yard
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Or. c. .. SALFiELO,
HIO hCHTHy SHNNte
SAN NCISCO, CA Il

Consultation strictly confidential by letter or at
Office FREE. For the convenience Of patients, and
in order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted
private address, under which all packages are for
warded.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
Sufficient to show its merit will be sent to anyone
applying Nv letter, stating his symptoms and age
Communications strictly confidential.
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We have for the last month devoted every other day give
the public inside the workings of each Department Of
RED HOUSE, which has been of bereft pur
ohas Of Dry Goods Fancy Goods Goaks Millinery Boots and
especial good values Of sasonabe FALL GOODS just opened and
put on our counters:
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This Gre at

his Gre at
sire ng ( h en- in g
Kennedy and Nerve
TONIC is the legiti-
mate result of over
twenty years of prac-
teal experience, and
CURES WITH UN-
FAILING CERTAINTY
Nervous and Physical
Debility, Seminal Weak
mess, SpermatOrrhea,
Pros tafOrrb G a.
A
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PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Co.
Publication once, Third ST., bet and Il
THE BABY RECORD-UNION

published every day Of the week, Sundays excepted
hor one year GO W
For six 11onshs ~
BoF thFee months. W
Subscribers served by Carriers at FIFTEEN
GENTS per week In all interior cities and towns the
paper can be had of the principal Periodical Dealers
Eevsneu and Agents.
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UNITED STATES.
John P. Bonte: The art con
noisseur of the United States.
says, Il have made several trips
through Europe and America
in search of fine art. | have
never yet found any photo
graphs equal to HoDsoN's.
They are by FAR the inest
work and best pictures . have
ever found.
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0Gmprrkptoeu.

Den Sdmcrrboioen Sebt oft Elm @es
fabl Der Sdwere i'm 9iiden, in ben Sens
ben poer i'm Magen poran, 70 baB Der
Yatient sluutt, er leibe an ben Nieren
pber aubsrn Srsanen. 3u 3eiten ma4t
iid nnperbaulidteit. Wlasenoriden &c.
bemertlid Cine Teudtisteit, ,pie S4weiB,
bic unansenehmeS Suden erregt, naments
lid 9adtS int 8ett, pflest fid bdufis eins
5nlfellen. Slinhe, blutenbe unb iudenbe
pdmrrrbciben weiden pem @ebraude BON
Or. gOianfcs SamprrbcibensS Seilmittel
icSlcid. Gs ,pirft birett onf bic franfen
1beile, beieitist cas SUDDEN, inbem ss bic
llriadcn oehelten entfernt, une beilt per-
manent, ieltit ipenn ale anberen Wittel
erfclslrS iparen. Wan idume nidt lr
lanse, bis Der Nusflub bic Sranfbeit un.
teilbar semudt bat, icnpern periude es
nnb perce geiuno. Breis SO @ents
Wirb frei mad @upfans bes @elbes Der-
iunbt. abreie: Die Dr. 8Oianfo Me-
bicine &c., Yiqua. Sbio."
3u baben lei s. 9 daiie.
22, ,2p6M
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9 o Il, Z errettet.

Wiaiam S. gouSblin ben Sumerpilie,
WaiT, Ia0t SIN 5erbit 1875 tstom
i'd guneenbiutclL sefclst BON eiaea, befti=
gen Suiten. Sd psr!or ZEN Ippstit unb
nein Sleiih uao wurbe bsttlagerIa. ssn
1877 bradte man mic. ms 6pspltal. Tie
Msr3te etfIdrten, Id tGtte Elm 9cd in met.
ncr 9unae por Der @rSes zines talten
Douarituda. Gcear Die Nahriht rcn
meinim Tcbe serbreitete fd. SD eab
allc Scffnuug onf; ea emrbabI mir elm
Grsuo Or. gBilliam $ ats Bal.
{ a III fiji r tie gunee. Sd 9ebraudte
cine TtaFd'e rno su meinsm @rI1annen
purcs i'd teHer. u.p hin bsute scIiinber,
ais Fit trsi Sabren.
SD idrc,te p!ss IN Der 5ufinm1, nas
Sober nit tsanfer 9unoe gebaftsts Or
B iiliom 9alls 8ollam gez
bsauht, Ino idl Bin iitsraeuet, baB cae=
felts biz Wus;etruns beilt. Sd lam
pciItic teboupten, bab mir eer Baliam
mebr @utes ermieIen bat, ale Gle itri=
seu ar5eneien 5uiamnien, bic i'd nabm.
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cine iAwere Nuflase, bas fSnnen be,
Serr Barrier mir slauben, benn meir
alter &rpf pertrdst bas nidt mebr. SIN
Srmmer fliidts iA mid in ben garten
ater pie bas int Winter merben lo1, mr
id int 3imnter aushalten mub, bas mag
@ctt pi6en. Nbsr id min mir bod erii
elm anoere8 &leib an5ieben. @S ididt
1id ni9t =
Burner bielt iie feit unb sins nit ibr
ben Wittel3meis ces fleiuen @artens uui
unb ab. 60 oft ie umpanbten, iprang
Ybillirpiuden, ipie iapieria es AUDI nit.
unter mar, auf bic anccre Seite, un Bar
ner rsdts seben 3u laiien.
Wsein Sebaiiian oebt aber aud 81
@runbe, benn baa sreift on bic Nerren
Wenn i9 nun nod nit frdftigeu Spei|en
Ober nit einem outea Sdoppen naA
belfen fSnnte, ater wenn 5pei Dteniden
bon elmer @dullebrcrpenfon leben iollen
i'd speroe mir nur e1lt Elm anoeres
Sleio iiterwerfen.
Barner trat ibr in ben @es. Nber,
Pbilippinden, babe id, Sbnen benn nidt
10 oft seiast, oaB menn Sbre Wirtb-
IdaftSfaiie einntal nidt reidt =
las leibet er niat! rief Bbilippin4en.
., Sic fennen ibn nidt, mas man NIT
tbnt fur Nctb bat SD slaube, ct tpurfs
mid aus benz 9auie, penn er erfibre, =
aber iuenisltena cine anbere Saute lalIen
Sic mid aufiesen, berr Barner
lGprtisban9 feiai.)
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*Selbit tuenn Grau 6. pinf6am
ni6t ben ipirfli6en @lirirgitae entbedt,
mel6em Die sll9Dmiitei bes Mittelalters
nit FOLDER ausoauernben @eoul6 un6
beitdnoigen grperimenten na6geforf6t
10 ibeint bod ibre MeoiSin zines fplai=
fallen @6iabes uno allgemeiner 8elieDt=
belt ii6er 81 fein. Wenn fhneler
Sorti6ritt uno iiberral6enber grfolg in
irgen tpel6er Weiie cine @runblage
bieten fann, na6 ber man Elm ri6tiges
llrtbeil alfSuiieellem I'M Sianbe 1T, 10
1T Trau pinfbam auf Dem beitenWege,
ben bic gl6Dmilten ni6t 5u errei6cn i'm
Stanoe tparen.
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Wsnttsr! Mntter Mntter !!


Bereet Str SsS Nadts sef5rt uerben
unb In gurer Nute untsrbrpden burh bas
SGreien einss franfen &inbes, pelctes
Sdmer5en BON, Durdbreden Der 3Gbne
lstbst ? ST es Der Gau, 70 fault cine
Jlalde BON Wrs. g8tnslotps @pp.
tttne Ssrup. Gr mirb ben armen
Rleinen fofort BON fetnen S6msr;sn be.
frsieu. Wan perlafs ftb barauf ss b!ft.
Sc if tsine SHUTTER auf Gresn, bic ss Der.
fuGtt uao Gud midi mittbtilen rpiirpe, taB
es pie Ginsereice rsaulirt, Den Sletnen
5alfe uno GeGunbbei. unb ter Mutter
8uts perfdafft, bab es 'uis 3aubsr pirtt.
Dae W.ttel 1T fdbfr In alien Jalsa unD
anaenstm sUa GjsfAtaad !; es rpirb BON
elmer Der altefsn uno tsaen Goc.orinntn
IN oea Ser. @tsatsaperfd,rIetsu. llstsr,
Il 3n taeen,bte BtaiGs ,u 25 Gents.
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sa Cine pbotograpbie 1T cine
@rinnerung fiirs ganse 2eben unb fern=
tpobnenben Germanoten fann man feline
gr0Bere Greube bereiten, als tpenn mon
ibnen feline Photographic iiberi9idt. s..
8mbn & Co., Norbpeit=@de bomMlin
Yla5a, fertigen briaante Bil6er ait.
Sbre Gallerie 1T pomp0s eingeribtet
uno nit ben neuefen Mpparatem perle=
ben. 30,1 ,6Net
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Scr 0pitpiiice Grdlanae.

Sommers & peterion Gigen=
tbiimer, fiibrt bic beiten Weine, Chant
pagner, Wisfies, 2iqu6re, feints 8ier,
einbeimii6e unb importirte Gigarren.
Sas 2ofal 1T luftig unb gerdumig unb
8illarbipieler finben mebrere Siibe Der
belten Sabrifen oes 2anbes. [1,2,nS
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; { e ID e T. 4 It r
lAYER,S AGUE CUREl


II ein ausltlieblib aus paanenifparn- bsreite-
leibs aelpibrt alien nit Gieber Segafteten
bsit iii 6rrm Yen Wrrft, f6letbenben
Vieber, Oa1cnfiebcr, Sunipfs pber
slts dbfcliebcr auttrften.
G3 iIf cine ,gerace3u erlbredenee 2b1tlade,
sfaf teiaab: als I'M l!mlanf beitnbliten Jiebtr-
MrneisE uno gSriplrlte bduptiattlbt aus @bts
,il slrlsn!f uno ancern alfti9en Wtneralten be-
I!gAea. u libt ih ni1t lenSnen, bic aus loldea
aiTl9ea s}stanctbsilcn aswcnnenen praparate
lilo igiIlfi.s Irblitmsteno, islblt i'm Stanee,
e:s8 }eter III brsttslf. 9lber bfrartige Diebiei'
Rsl ..r!aSlfn gttt, ea5 llebal 80 bsilen. Sie
satfsrssu not Sen 9ranfbsitsitoif aus eem aGr.
per, ano pstliftsn sa,A ae1 pur6 ibre etgenfn
giTtigen 8eita.,otbsilf beS GAME Ssitent. BE.
hcnaWnd, SsbminbeL SbrenInuien Acpfweb,
iinerin zen n.ttea 5dlan bic Jelget ber 70 bod
efsriifsnsn 9bnir-aur. Das sweie ilebsI 1T
tann meilsn5 iAlimmar ais ea5. erfe.
AYERS AGUE CURE entti.t fein Gbinln
Vbef aasee nitieraNld,en Subfaa;en. llnIere
0eliriit sreift eis aranlbsit bel tsr @ur,el an
unt safsm lie osn aranibeitsitoif aus sem .3or-
psr entferni, bsiit lie lslblt III een l5timmiten
6llIsn. Tdr,tn tann lie aut sbna Vfhsalsn
aem lh@dhftsn uno ernpFnbli6itsa yatientrn
suipIoblen iperbsn.- Nist b!sb has Dtebsr su
hreIben, icussrn eaSlelbe wirfiid sa beilen uno
hem a5rper ipisssrum bic fribsrf St1rie unb
8rftisfet ~ as0sii, II uno b!sibt Der 5auptpcr-
;ug pieisr Nseiein.
Grfelsreidb III AYEn's AGuE CURE auh bel
2cberbcid)!neebcii, oa oisiss Seilmittel b.
rsft auf eebsr uat C5alie eintpirst bic ranfbeits-
brinsenpeu G'afte rntfer,lt unb in bsm sansen
Sgiism ipisesr cine traftiar Hno gsfunpc Ibatis-
feit berYprrrft.
sBrun nab gcridrift ansewantt, earantiren
mir S)situng.
Yuberei.ei bnn Or. q. 6. Nber & g.,
Yraitiid5e uno anaiptii4e Gbeuiier,
fopeu, wRaf7.
MebsralI In alien Mpptbsten AZ batfm
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= X uGs 1T beI1er bieienioeu llebel

*#ngs 1T befer bieienigen llebel
ausSubalten, bic man fennt, ais Srob
gu fu6en in anoeru, bic man nibt
fennt." 9l6er no9 be1er 1T cs 9tieren=
fraut su benuben unb bann tperoen bic
gegenpdrtigea llebel in Oampf
bergeDei1. Menn sic glauben
in 8efa9r gu iein BON i9le6ter Galle,
&opifGmer5en, D6Iem 9ltbein, franfen
yderen, 9lnseiGtil golbener 9tber ober
berglei6en Granfbeten, nebmen Sic
iofort einige Doien gtierenfraut. I'm
bieien &ranfbeiten DDrsubeugen nebmen
Sic es in trDdener ober flilliger
Sorm, es mirb Sbnen belfen.
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sSmrftiabrif BON SDflima & sfubu.

gllle Dirt gerdu6erte @urft miro 81
ieber Sabres3eit nod Nuspdrts per=
fanbt. preiie billigf. 8rieTe a0breiiire
man na6 Der Office uno Sabrif 511
Mpenue 6.
Gette S6ipeine iperben 81 BEN bo1=
iten preiIen gefauft. 29,3,6Wfm
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@m. $. Omtteriibe & Co.,
Vllunbers uub Wos Sitfers.

335 Sit SouitonfiraBe, San 9lntonio.
8abetpannen, Stursbdber, Waiierclos
fets, Marmorplatten, @ummil6ldude,
8leis unb @iIenr6bren, 8ierapparate
un6 GasfiTtures aller grt. Iii
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9amtpf= MaiAtne

UIHlB 81 UerluHItH.
Cine 10 pferbefraft SampfmaIdine
nit Boiler, faif men, uno allem gum
Yetrieb n0tbigen 3ubeb0r Bel
6. g diebel,
"a 5, ,ip2M MDenue 6 Hp. 624.
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gslnue MISUNDERSTANDING.

200 9lm3iige DON SO an aufwdrts.
Garbe garaniirt. 3u baben bel
YancoaIt & SobM.
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Wer frii6e unb CUTE Groceries,
5Dees, &affees, 3uder fauiem mill,
faufe bieielben bel einem eriter Glaie
8roceriebauie. Gang & @lbers, 355
Souitoniirabe fii9ren bieielbcn. 3,5,w
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ten Wfauerr aeugelt bon oe1n Blane,
na6 tpel9e1n bort cine grpBe 8rauerei
eingeri6tet perben iollte, Ser inbeiien
tpegen unSurei6enber Mittel aufgegeben
tperoen mubte. 8erf6bnenb tpirft auf
Ben Sef6auer bieIes aufgegebeneu
8aues, BON Ser einfa9en aber 5i6 als
oauerbaft betpdbrten jebigen Gomalz
Bride aus, ber Blid auf BEN cololial
felten, iDmetrii6en Steinbamn,, ipel1er
ben 5lub burGSiebt unb Dur0 bsHen
breite S6leuIen Bic suriidgebaItenen
6lutben bes Iluhes Ii6 mdtbtig fro
ineno unb i6dumenb binour1 tpdl3en:
benn biefes iolioe, gelpaltige Sautperf,
pelDes gum getrieb Der 8aumpoQfaz
BRIT erridtet tuorben 1T, bietet Der Soff=
nung fi6eren @rltno, baB in ni6t gu
LANCER 3eit, oieIe i6rer bon benlittelien
tbatfrdftigen Mdnnern mobl geplanten
8eitlmmung mod, polleitbet peroen
pirb, BEN @riinbern unb Ser @tabt
gum ytuken uno Woble. 60 miro 1i6
oabur9 S1illers Wort bon Neuem Be-
mdbren:
vSas ellfe 1tur3t, es ditoett 1ld) Die
3eit
llnb neues 2eben blii6t aus Ben
Nuinen."
Das 9ieue 1T gegenipartig, tpie ieit
lange, Der alte gSuni1, baB es balb
regnen m0ge, ba glles anfdngt tdgli9
mebr burd) Die anbalteube Siirre su
leibem. @ebaut tperben itur tuenige
neue @ebduoe, bod 1iro Galt=N =Nrbeiter
geiu6t, ba ilberau in ber umgegenb
Die 5armer ibre our6 ben rei9en gr=
trag Der 8aumtpolernte ertporbenen
g}ittel oasll anlpenoea, neue @pbn=
un6 gBirtbi6aftsgebaube erri6ten sl
lallen. 9lls 6olgen ber gliidlib iiber=
ipunoenen Maiern bielei1t bat iitb bic,
Der ober oas Mumps eingeitellt, 1T aber
eber bei6perli6 als gefdbrli6.
t ~
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9emben fiir 9erren (unlaundred)
60 Gent bas Stiid beiu Gamous.
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: MIC 0 air 81 3 {,

-grdne 8aar pbtr ar te uerheu bur4 etn einsiees
4uIfrneen piffer 3drbe an 0tdntenb fhudrAeu
peruanbet Gie berlett cine nnthrtie darbe nnr rirf
doenbtidId ~ periaufea IN apctteten oper plre na
EdIpI1na bon 81 purd Grprcb berfnssrt
Office as Dfnrr1p Gfrecf, Sfews&Jcrt.
fDr 8ntre Utdnnaf, merftpouer nnterretuIigen nnel
xuhttadsrH3epfs boil NTH ufgertangsn fret berieupe
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Serttee Mn3iiee
3il ben biai9iten Yrei5en.

TIMER Eager in Seiben=
nnb Scnrl1ler : &leiberitcffen
1T baS 9rDBte in Der @taot.
Was bic Qualitdt ser Nao=
rem nnb ibre Biaisfeit Be-
trifft, 10 lndt eS ieines @lei<
4en.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-05-30
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The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-08
Good Children.

An oil gentleman from the country
was approached by a boy who offered
him a newspaper. The old man &C
cepted it with a profound bow. Just
then another boy came up and offered
to black his shoes. He sat down and
allowed the work to proceed. BEST
children l ever saw" he said to a man
who stool near. "Been raised right.
Know how to treat an old man. Peo-
pie needn't say that boys are growing
worse every year, for | know better"
"Gimme a Nickel said the news
boy.
81 haven't a nickel, sonny. Run
along, now"
"Gimme a dime" demanded the
bootblack.
"Run along home, children, and let
the old man alone"
The newsboy snatched his paper
and the bootblack went down into the
gutter and came up with several
pounds of mud which he smeared over
the old mans shoes. The old fellow
looked at the boy for a moment, then
at his own shoes, and remarked:
"Well I never did have a transac-
ton with a dirt-dobber that [ didn't
get the wust of it. I want to get out
of town as soon as possible, or I'll
have to pay a tax for standing on the
street. '-4Tka7sdS 1gGueler.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-08
The Dance i'm India.

The Indian egg-dance is not, as one
might expect from the name given it,
a dance upon these fragile objects. 1t
is executed in this wise:
The dancer, dressed in acorsage and
very short skirt carries a willow
wheel of moderate diameter fastened
horizontally upon the top of her head.
Around this wheel threads are fast
ened equally distant from each other,
and at the end tf each OF these threads
is a slip-noose, which is kept open by
a glass bead. Thus equipped, the
young girl comes toward the spec
tators with a basket full of eggs,
which she passes around for inspec-
ton, to prove that they are real, and
not limitations.
The music strikes up a jerky monoto-
nous strain, and the dancer begins to
whirl around with great rapidity.
Then Selling an egg she puts it in one
of the slip-nooses, and with a quick
motion throws it from her in such a
way as to draw the knot tight. The
swift turning of the dancer produces
a centrifugal force which stretches the
thread out straight, like a ray shoot
ing from the circumference of the
circle. One after another the eggs ara
thrown out in these slip-nooses, until
they make a horizontal aureole or halo
above the dancers head. Then the
dance becomes more rapid-so' rapid,
in IA t, that it is difficult to distinguish
the features of the GIRL
The moment is critical; the least
false step, the least irregularity of
time, and the eggs dash against each
other. But how can the dance be
stopped? There is but n way; that
is to remove the eggs in the way in
which they have been put in place.
This operation is by far the more deli
cate of the two. 1t is necessary that
the dancer, ly a single motion, exact
and unerring, should take hold of the
egg and remove it from the moose. A
single false motion of the hand, the
least interference with one of the
threads, and the general arrangement
is suddenly broken, and the whole per-
Torrance disastrously ended.
At last all the eggs are successfully
removed; then the dancer stops, and
without seeming in the least dizzied
by the dance of twenty-five or thirty
minutes, advances with a firm step to
the spectators, and presents them with
the eggs, which areimmediately broken
in a fiat dish to prove that there is no
trick in the performance.-Horper's
Young People.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-08
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