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PAYING THE DEBT.-The husband of n
woman living in Highland Falls. N Y
died lnsolvent and heavily in debt %
years ago, and ever since his widow has
been striving to pay off these bills AZ
fast as she could accumulate funds she
would make a payment and on Satnr e
day laid down in FIVE and ten-dollar COIL
pieces and bank bills the last ceni , ~
this Indebtedness. She remarked al tha
time that she "coud never think 'n ~
meeting her God with that and otbe,
debts unpaid" o'nel
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ana gives 1t from the of MASTER that be thought
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VERY CRAFrY.-A crafty fox showed
his legendary cunning by his method of
escape from party of English hunts.
men. While the hounds were in close
pursuit, the fox turned to railway and
deliberately lay down in the track An
express train was rapidly approaching.
and the pack was called of, but the fox
maintained his position until tie express
got within short distance, and then he
quietly made of.
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Important.

HOME should be made dwelling-place for
souls, rather than mere lodging-place for
bodies
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IsThere a Cure for Consumption

The Lord intends that our wealth shall be
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CONS TIP ALTON.
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MIR. Clifford is the Master Mechanic of the Lowell
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SEN SHBLE WIFE.

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May rs, 1883 !
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-09
PERSONAL,

Mark Twain intends visiting Eng
land for the purpose of giving read
ings.
Secretary Bayard is to deliver an
address at the Kansas University in
June.
Mr.. Sprague, Ex-Governor of Rhode
Island, is in business at the City of
Mexico.
George Bancroft, the historian, says
that George Washington was the
Wisest man that ever lived.
Irving's Washington receipts for
one week were $14,850, Washington
Irving's receipts were different.
However, Irving isn't Irving.
w. D. Howells says that all the fe.
male characters in his stories are
taken from one model, his wife, whom
M. Dallin, who was given $25,OCO
and two years time to model the de-
sign for the Paul Revere statue for
the city of Boston, did the work in
three weeks.
Osman Digna's original name was
Alphonse Vinet, he being full-blood-
Frenchman. He was at one time sold
as slave to Mohammed Ahmed ell
Mehdi, but quickly rose in that proph-
cts favor and became his son-in-laW
He is now ffty-three years old.
The Princess Colonna's (M1ss Eva
Mackey) wedding outfit, all the 4s
travelling, town, concert, matinee and
dinner dresses, came from the skill
full hands of an obscure but artistic
couturiere. On this Mrs. Mackey is
said to have wittily remarked: 81
like to employ dressmaker for what
she Is worth, and not because she is
Worth"
A Georgia paper relates of William
Jones, of Hall County. who is ninety
two years of age, that his hair has
been perfectly white, but seven OF
eight years ago it began to change
and now is perfectly black and luxu
RANT, while his beard is still white
Mr.. Jones was in the war of 1872, anG
served four years In the late unpleas
| aOtnnSS
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-09
some of wobster,s Love Lettsrs.

From "reminiscences of Dan
lei Webster" accompanied by
striking frontispiece portrait, in the
March Century we quote the follow
ing: Lovers in these days, it ap-
pears, were in the habit Of sitting up
late, or rather early; and his manner
of letting his lady know at what time
he would leave her is. to say the least,
novel. 1t reads as follows:
"'My Cousin: / intend to set out
for home from your house at three
o'clock-D. W.
"sMiss Grace Fletcher. Present.
"'One day he assisted her in olsen
tangling a skein of silk, and, taking
up tape, be said:
"'Grace, can not you help me to tie
knot that will never untie?'
"She blushingly replied:
"'I don't know, Daniel, but am
willing to try.
The knot was tied, and though
eighty years have since sped by, it
lies before me to-day, time-colored,
it is true, but nevertheless, still un-
tied. I have note in my possession
dated March, 1905, addressed to Miss
Grace Fletcher.
"'Miss Fletcher: Monday morning
five o'clock, expect to go out on the
stage for Amherst. If it should con-
sist with your convenience TO ride to
Danstable on that day, / should be
happy to be charged with the duty of
attending you. 1t will probably be
| in my way to be in Cambridge Sun
day eve, and can furnish you a pas
sage into town.
"'D. WEBSTER
another note in an an envelope
marked by Miss Fletcher Precious
Documents reads as follows:
"sDear Grace: / was fortunate
enoug to be at home Sunday morn
ing at five o'clock, after a solitary
ride. X X Early in the weef
after next hope to be with you.
Il "Yours entirely, D. w.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-09
The Modern Shakespeare.

1Ouk0IS OdL0II6.
what, no! Andromeda.
Judged by the tone, Jehuic, of thy
voice, methinks, Henrico, 'twere the
tallyho."
"Whereat 1 tally one for thy sweet
wit. But list thee, seraphim. Hast
heard the news that late hath tattled
of Beatrice Marcia?"
"Me rival i the choir? What of
her? If thou hast news that Will
fies the jade, then feed me, my boy,
he very dregs of it,
"She hath betrothed her to the
Count Persinmons."
"What! he that owns the peanut
mart below, and sops the shekels
of the just, in change for popcorn,
taffy, and the like ?"
"The same, Andromeda, the very
similar!"
"What, he? and she? Nay, nay,
it cannot be! Plutonion furies crush
it i the bud! For will she not to fair
Italia HE and ride gondolas i the mar
ket-place, sit for her portpait to Sir
Michael Angelo; swap garlic with
the fragrant Genoese, and homeward
come with voice with foreign tim
bre so veneered that she may sell her
ditties by the quaver, and count
her ducars as we count her faults ?"
go to, thou jealous jabberer, &C
tol Thy fears do make but corpses
of thy wits. There do be ways Of
circumventing i'll, if this thine IlDac
of woes should come. / have al
uncle, girl"
CAS- wondrouS news as i
thou'd'st told me thou'd'st a fathel
oncep
"But whilst thee, wanton! tbs
man of gold. this goodly uncle that
tell thee of, and death hath. even nov
a mortgage on the same. Thine own
Henrico is the coming heir, and whel
on tongue OF joy, doth come tn
tidings of his dear demise, then vii
we twain across the waters speed an
purchase this Italia that tho
speak St"
But, good Henrico-"
May Withhold me not, for iron /
J not stronger than me will. Each jo
and little of this tabled land will
secure me with me uncle's gold-F lol
ence, Lombardy, Sicily and Rom
| with all their piles of lore and bric-a
brac, shall be ours, and only ours, m
: love; and this Persimmons and b
, cackling mate will meet their dool
: i, Como's limpid tide, or forced |
, 1--we in circumstances as lean as
3 the tower to Pisa consecrate."
: Now do the Gods veneer me sol
{ with peace, sweet comforter, an
! ! do swim in dreams of Paradise"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-09
How to Milk.

1t is not every dairyman, says TIT
Canadian breeder, who knows how tt
milK-some cannot and others will
not learn. Vast numbers of gooC
cows are ruined every year by care
lessness, by neglect and brutality Of
mixers. Tie manner of milking
and the circumstances connected there
with are often not understood nor full.
ly appreciated by dairymen. l heard
two farmers recently comparing the
yield OF milk from their respective
herds for the past season. The re-
celpts OF one were about third more
than those of the other, and the latter
said: 81 cannot understand this; my
feed, my water supply and my cows
are as good as yours" The reply was:
YES, but when my mixers go to
business. l will not have a poor
mixer around at any price, and |
talk this over when hire him, and
he understands what l will have. 1t
was evident the subject had a value
which carried conviction.
The quantity Of milk that a cow
gives depends much upon the mode,
time and regularity of milking.
Cows do best that have one regular
mixer, and the time of milking
should be carefully attended to, and
not be subject to variations from day
to day. The udder should be brushed,
and in case of any dirt on it should be
cleansed with a cloth and water; for
if the COW has been driven through
any muddy place and thus become be-
smeared, any dirt accidentally falling
into the pail will communicate its
faint to the milk. Wetting the hands
and teats with milk before milking
is very bad practice. This should
always be avoided, both for comfort
of the animal and the cleanliness of
the milk. The mixer should have
short finger nails, for long nails will
be SUE to hurt the teatS and cause
irritation to the COW. There are two
methods of mllking-the one may be
called stripping or catching the teat be-
tween the finger and thum
and strippiag down the whole
length of Re teat. This plan
is not to be r. commended. The bet
ter way is to grasp the teats, one in
each hand, diagonally across the bag,
and press on the milk, the second,
third and fourth fingers doing the
main work, while the upper portion
of the hand and first finger prevent
the milk from returning to the udder;
the milk should be drawn rapidly, and
the udder completely emptied of its
contents. In the flush of the season,
or when COWS are yielding the most
milk, from eleven to twelve COWS an
hour will be about the rate for COM
petent hand.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-09
GALVESTON
Grain aud PROVISION Market.

CHICAGO, April 7.-FLoUR-Market firm
AN WSHEAT@Market active, higher the open
ing was and we p9f Sber ba ac
S sasGrdaya May, A aRoaosase % closed ssSe;
June, s2h@s411c; closed s4Ac; No. red.
iCISoSiRN-Market good shipping demand, firm;
advanced Ic for futures, closing A@7c higher
than Saturday; cash. 3ssG4lhc; april, 3lS9
3sac, Closed 81 May c,9 aSS e. closed
2465c, rallied 1000, closed ,teady: cash,
81! 81 a Es9al sG cd Mq9 gne :ssfao 'i0Sea
and April, se:72Hesso; May, s0.8Oes, s7h )
BOZ BOXED ,RiI MEATS Market steady, dry sailed
houIders, S4.6O0s4 go; short ribs. S5.90@
5.92X; short clear sides, IS .4O9se.45.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April 7.-FLOURcMarket
higher, fairly active: TX $2,950$3.0O; Xxx $3.l5
e1S Is; fancy, $3.4o0S3.50; choice, $3.7003.S0
fancy, 81 106s4 60; family, $3.200S3.30; pat
Nv" WfEAT~Market very excited and higher,
with active demand on both local and country
account prices; closed ~ below top figures
but te eo sRoTe s,n essS
closing 94Xc; May, 9i1s09SH, 961lc; June, 967S
099N, closing 97H July.
CORN-Market strong ana hlgh, closing 4
as above YESTERDAY, but not active; cash
40c04OA; April, 40@4o7Sc; May, 40H940Hc
oGFSMaTketf firm, niger; cash, s2zsc; May
Observation-Disclosures hrmer; 90 200s2.25.
| WOOL-Market steady; tub washed 23Q2Sc
/ unwashed 15@21e: Texas fall clip SOlohc
| WHISKY-Market steady, at $1.4.
PROVISIONS-Market very quiet only 1o
/ trade.
PORk-Markets steady demand 10 to % cent
| lower: raied to 10 cents; clnsed steady; cash
81 ,7O@1.75; April, $i1 .66G11.70; May, $11 7tC
1900.
| LARD-Market fair demand, to IL cent
lower; early rallied, 2H to SC: lower; CLOSING
steady; spot or April. Sc 1906 80.
| BULK MELTS-Lower, long clear S5y
short rib, Sc 559s 6.t0;s short clear, S6.I0'
BULK MEATS-Market long clear.
short ribs. $50; short clear e6.e6; baco
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-09
Attraetiua and usafnl.

The Brown Chemical Company,
Baltimore, Nd, the owners Of the Gel
ebrated Browns Iron Bitters, have
lust issued a beautiful Hand Boo X
and Almaoac for ladies, and COM
plete and useful Memorandum Book
for men. These publications are at
tractiYe, containing a great many val
liable and interesting things. They
are furnished free of charge by drug
gists aud country store-kee perS !.ht
should they not have tha-t' : 2.
Chemical Company mlil seta, .iri
book on receipt of two cvs-t -tamI
to pay POSTAGE
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-09
Treatment of Soft Sores.

Professor e. Won Hebra advises as
follows: After thoroughly cleaning
the sore it should be treated with a
preparation of spirit and potash soap,
carefully dried, and pure salicylic
acid applied to the sore, which must
be covered up with plaster. The
treatment succeeds best when this ap-
plication is renewed for two
days running, and tie
sore suppurates freely. After three
scab. The sal1cylic acid should now
be abandoned, an emollient ointment
spread on lint, employed in its stead.
The scab speedily separates, and the
wound readily heals.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-09

long clear ss.45@ss.5o; short ribs $50 @se.7O
| PORK-Market jobbing S12.1o-
| BACON-Market lower; long clear, S6.256
SIS; short ribs, S6.500s6.60; short clear
IE1HER-Market sY.
BEEF-Market quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Market dull; long clear S6.75
TALLOW-Market steady at 611c.
HAMS-S9.2501c.25.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April 7.-FLOUR-M Market
shade stronger, more for export, closing firm.
WHEAT-Spot lots shade stronger advanc-
ed1@1Ac; options opened 1l4@lsSc lower. later
recovered, and advanced 1M02Ac, closing,
easier, with reaction of h6Xc; No. 8 red, 50 /;
s2A. closing slslc; Nay. 92S0SS1sc, closing
.CORN-Spot lots XGsle, and options A@h
5os5ec So osSoe a Elevator paseyN tSss No O IL
40S0Ac; closing 1850; May, 6O1&51 closing
59hc; June, 5l1s@5l1lc, closing SIS; July, 81
@52$sc, closing 25Izc.
COFFEE-sot far. Rio easy sX; options
dull but shade easier; sales $500 bags; April,
80; May, s.%0GS7.35; June, S7.45; July,
SUGAR - Market dull and nominal; while
extra 5ll-l60']4c; confectioner's a 5A95Hc
M0LAssEs-Market quiet, unchanged in
price.
RICE-Market steady with fair demand.
TALLOW-Market firrner; SIC.
ROSIN-Market dull; Sl.15@1.17M.
IURPENTlNE-Market weaker; s1c.
L1RD-MsrEst; sos points higher but closed
weak; spot, $7l5; april. $40: May, s7.160
WOOL-Market quiet but firm.
BUTTER-Market quiet and firm
OHEESE-Market dull; western 81 zoos. co.
E f56 !, dull; western fr-st 1905 7::6
CUT MEATS-Market dull; long clear mid
"I BRE HFo2iii quiet.
BACON-ln moderate demand; shoulders
81 long clear 7S; clear rib 7ss674.
HAMS-Choice sugar cgred quiet but steady
lWsHIskY-steadv and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW. ORLEANS. April T. FLOUR--Mar-
ket fair demand. higher; choice S420;
Ter . Wheat q patents. ss65SsSa5; Minnesota F T,
CORN Market good demand, easier sup
ply; mixed, 5;42; yellow, 5.45; whites so.
WHEAT-Market easier; 57@68c.
OAISE ma steady and quiet; choice
OORNMEAL--Ma moderate demand;
but at lower rates; stock large; S2.4O.
prime. {iSSsls; choice, saooSSs2i 90. ''r'0''S
LARD--Market steady and in moderate de-
PORK-Market good, moderate demand;
S12.eC0129O.
LARD-Quiet, steady, refined; tierceL
BULK MEATS-Market moderate defnand;
shoulders packed, s4.4504.55; long clear rib,
rib $6.35.
BACON-Market sseady with moderate de-
mand; shoulders, $4.75; long clear, Sc. $50
HAMs-dull; Choice sugar-cured canvased,
$40. OO01O.50,
WHfSKY-Market steady; Western rectined
$1.05CG1.25.
COFFRE-Market dull: Rio cargoes. ordi-
nary to prime, 81. 5O010. 60
SUGAR--Open kettle steady with fair de-
mand, centrifugal quiet; common to good COM
mon 44@4Hc; fair to fully fair 4Xo04Ac;
prime to choice, 4%05bc; yellow clarified
61z05%c; coffee white, 5AA51.
MOLASSKS- Market steady common to
good common 17O22c; fair to fully fair 23025c;
prime to strictly prime, 26033c.
RICE-Market quiet; ordinary to prime,
4%G5Ac.
BRAN-Market nominal; held by dealers at
dollars.
COTTON SEED OIL-Market dull; prime
crude, 32c; summer yellow. 32c cake, 24Kc;
refined. 3s16@39c; sight, 200 1000 premium,
Sterling bank. $4.85.
CITY OOKE-Market, 24H@24Xc.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-09
Spelling match.

Can you spell? Well, yes; almost
anybody can spell. Then spell this,
and make out what it means. If you
can't, then pass it on to your next
neighbor:
B-B-E -E-I-I-N-N-O-O-R-R-R -s-S-T-T-W.
Don't say it out loud, but just Whis-
per in your pretty neighbours ear, that
if she will place these letters in proper
position she will have the worlds
great tonic, which will enrich her i'm
poverished blood, put roses on her
pale cheeks and make her strong AID
happy. Go to the nearest drug store
with dollar In your hand, and ask
for Browns Iron Bitters.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-09

ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-Mrs.W Wins
lows Soothing syrup should always
be used when children are cutting
teeth. It relieves the little sufferer
at once; it produces natural, quiet
sleep by relieving the child from pain,
and the little cherub awakes as "bright
as button" 1t is very pleasant to
taste. 1t soeths the child, softens the
gums, allays all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes
Twenty i've cents q bottle.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-09
An Indian Jugglor's Marve1s.

A juggler took an earthenware pot,
filled it with earth moistened with a
little water, and placed among the
earth a mango seed which had been
examined beforehand. This done, he
threw a sheet over the pot, and almost
Immediately removed it again, when
it appeared that the seed had, in the
space of say, half minute, become a
young mango tree. Again the sheet
was thrown over the pot, and, on be-
ing second time removed, the man.
90 tree had doubled its size. The
same process was repeated a third
time, and now the tree tree was COW
erea with small unripe mangoes
This time the juggler plucked the
up out ofthe earth, display
ing the rootsand remains
of the original mango stone
from which the tree was supposed tx
have sprung.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-09

in water, and thus the flavor is main
tanned. The butter milk is worked
out entirely with the butter worker,
while the remaining moisture is re-
moved with sponge. 1t is sailed be-
fore working with about three-quar-
tiers of an ounce of salt to the pound
of butter. He uses Higgins Eureka
salt, the Ashton salt having too sharp
a taste.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-09
YOUNG MENLREAD THIS.

The yeLTAIC BELT Co., of Marshall, Mich
offer to send their celebrated ELECTEO-VoL-
TIAC BELT and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days, to men young or old
afflicted with nervous debility, loss Of Vitality
for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and many
other diseases. Complete restoration to health.
vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk Is In
CURED as thirty days trial Is allowed. Write
them at once for illustrated pamphlet free.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-09
The manufacture of Vienna bent

The manufacture of Vienna bent
wood, recently established at Charles
ton, S. c., is said to be the only one in
the United States. The original in
tention of the proprietor was TO locate
his mandatory in New England,
but the variety of woods suitable for
his purpose were not to be obtained
either there or in the West. The ma
terial to be had in Charleston is near
at hand, and, according to the manu-
acturer. Is better and cheaper than ne
an find in Austria
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-04-09
About as Bad.
San Antonio Light.

San AnIOnIO LISnI.
Thank Heaven, the present Legis-
lature of Texas is not composed of
Republicans. The amount of poor leg
islation, scandals and other disgraces
which have been the outcome of the
present session, would never be con-
doned in this world if the Repub-
licans were at the helm of the State.
With the cash balance gone glimmer-
ing and the State in debt, it speaks
about as bad for the State admins
tration and the Legislature, as if af.
fairs were controlled by real hungry
carpet-baggers.