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AIon. the south American Coast.


The coast lino south OF Csllao does no.
differ very much from that noril fer Ion /;
ditanc,. Tho valleys form anon; crevicss,
gorges AMI abys,es creatsl BY TIE melting
Slows high w in the Coriillerss These in
time unit end make larger stream AMI
sorse. which, as it courses toward tue seq,
wiiens out for miles and miles, making rich
allrv!ai laniS where its irrigatins waters
are trailsi. bat as ils s;reiu comes u tsa
ocean it msets wall OF sand, through which
It rarely cuts it, way. ba. in which il usu.
aiys sinks out Of sight
Tae coast is ever green save in excep.
tioaal spots. but il presents almost a dead
unfornity OF SAND or bars. ms.allic- lookin;
mountains jut;iag down into the sea On
the facss and clefts OF those mountains sea
birds AM seals are often seen anI the
former in places create the valuable guano
Deposits From the upper deck, or lockout
on the bridge one can. with field-glass,
now AMI then catch a glimpse Of one o; thss.
fertile valleys and always beho.ds scene
OF great beauty. The fields are veriant az
spring the hacienias large AMI impo in,
surrounded with gardens Of flowers AMI fruit
and out buiidins, enough for snail val
hge Those priEcs!y estates AMI lovely en-
virons seem TO extend beyond the roach OF
the ma ,nifyiny gias.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13
= rhy.:cian's Presence OF Mind.

tt-NcfAlEr-t
IL the life OF n medical MAJ u large and
influential practice, there must be many and
varying episode br; there ara few advent
urs, that can surpass in horror the one re-
Gently experienced by DR.. Morrison at
Paris. A man Of fms manners and APPEAR
ance wss irtroiuced into his consulting
room. who imm ediatsly accostsi toe mod
teal man with this startling declaration:
Fer years past have teen suffering tie
most intan,e agony from disease OF the
iHngs: have tried every treatment, but in
vain | am informed that tbs liver Gu:
from the Vet warm human frame viii effect
a certain cure, and have chosen You as tee
vic;in.'
The doctor gaspei with terror ss he saw
tie maniac advance toward him with a
sharp stiletto in his hani. but instantly 10
covering bis presence OF mind, hs replied
with cooi enphasiz: You are quite right,
nv irisni, hu: in order TO effect a cure the
organ mus. be in SOUND state; now have
suffered for year, with liver complaint,
bus car introduce you TO a brothsr-practi-
toner Of mine upoB whom you can make
the experiment The mailman consented.
snd in few moment he WIS secured and
conduct tosR insane asylum bis name
/. Riehl, native q Hanover. occupying a
wealthy position IN society DR.. Norr.-
.on WAS 50 affected by the scene that he was
stricken down with an attack Of arDpisxy
ca the same ui-ht
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13
THE wse,s aEvsale.
lCincinnati Graphic

ECincinnati 0Eaphic.l
o heart of mine, is our eGeats-
Our sweet estate OF joy-aasursd3
Il came 50 slow, 1t came 20 late,
Brought by such bitter pains endured:
Dare We forget those sorrows sors
And think tina: they will come no more!
With fearful eyes scan my iace,
And doubt how he can find il fair:
Wisffui, ] watch eaci charm and grzcs
see that other women Wear;
OF all the secrets Of loves lore,
know but c2s-:o love him morel
] see each dag ha grows moro wise,
His life is broader far than nina;
must be lacking in his eyes
In many things where Others shice,
0 heart! can We this los restore
To him by simply loving morel
often SEQ upon his brow
A look half tender and half stern;
His thoughts are far away. know;
To fathom them / vairly yearn;
But naught is ours that wont before;
0 heart! we can but love him more.
l sonetirne' tank that he hal loved,
An older. deeper love, apart
From this which later. feebler II, owed
Ills soul - mine. Ohsart, o hearth
WHAT can We doi This hurteth so-e
Nothing, my heart, but love him moral
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They Love Grcs. but Can Fight Well.


Sealing the fencesl1 said an officer in this
Brooklyn navy yari to reporter. Il
should say soi We have men here who can
not b. kept in the yard at night That
ffteeI-.oot fence LOOKS pretty high. dossiI';
~ Bat II it were City fec: instead OF tlf-
teen feet some OK our scalers would get over
t. Yes, they make us lots OF trouble, bat
very of:ea they are oar best sailors and SOL
der.
~Oniy the night before the First battalion
started for Colon one OF the men marked
for active iuty went over tas wall He came
back boiling drunk When l told him he
.ould no: go he crisi like baby and
begged % hard that told him 10 brace up
and we'd givs him a chance
"'Hsin't b-acingf he asked. as limp as
nras But hs struggled hari to stiffen up,
and two OF Us helpei aim march 70 thu
bolt Several times had % punch him
with my sword and threaten to send hirc
back. IN order to keep him going Wher
We finally got of on board tie boa. nsves'
saw a nan COLLAPSE - quickly AMI thor
ougi4iy. But be IVES Ons % the bsst men
we had on t'e i,thmuS, auf naver drank I.
drop there.
"We have another scalsr an frishman.
pm willing 10 lay a wager bell be over the
fence Tonight. Yet no /, q -pisntii soldier.
he's seea lets % service. ali N Aisxaniris
be did ths wGri; Of three men Bat Ee can't
hslp scslin-.7
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13
\ Comedy OF Errors.

Chattanooga Tenn, has evolved the lat
ct comedy Of errors from the Gaze OF a
youthful swain who ardently loved mail
but was to bashful t. express his feelings
tbs mails father brought ma: srs t. .
crisis by evoking confession from the
stammeriny swain aai mailing him by set
ting tie wedding for the following evening
At the set tim, the magistrate who was 20
oficia:e was discovered TO be locked up fir
drunkenne S 1t was = O'Clock in tao morn
iny before the bridegroom turned up with
another licsn e. aui then the absent minded
youth had fors item 10 bring any one to
perform tue ceremony. Four hours later
Emo proper parse; was procured. AM the al
last joined youthful couple began marrisi
life bright AMI early "a. 8 o clock in tho
morning
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

Mr. Gashy laclitns up the nsv baby -
Vow, thea. Mr. Po,sonby. lis your tara
ncx- Ii li;sie Filth
p usoa5y-Aa er - excuss ne, won:
yous
Ms Gu by faiisnAnHyi-Y0u resas, 70
kiss the dear. little siri.
Pansoahy-Oa. dear no. ! dor's refus-
I Only ask thu: the ceremony b. pos;pooet
Jlst repea: tie Invitation sixteen years
from, ta;e AMI vii naly be too happy TO
ohl.se
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

Chicago HsraiLl
A mGn who enisra.ed from Germany last
May and settled near Mentor. OHIO. was
surprised the other day by his do- Fritz
which Is ,e.t on the oiacs s.is IN charge Of
lis brother, walking ~ 10 him Hh.ls st
work How the animal suSceslei in trav-
ding tie 5 vuo OF m0rs miles WAS 4 Gys:sry
o tbs MAJ, who wrote to Castle Garden
officials and asksi IL Fritz entered the
country through tina, port The E-tly wa.
that be did; that he never LETT the wuarf al
Bremen after his master sai.ei, bus waited
until another vessel came ia AMI want Oh
board. hilias Ilti re vessel pal teen some
DAYS az s-a
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13
Artificial. Petroleum

The action Of superhsated steam on molten
cast-iron. rich in carbon, mas yiellei a pro-
duct idanticaI with the hydrocarbons FORM
ing cru 10 petroleum Berthelot thinks this
discovery Offers pol.ibis explanation of
the origia ot petroleum. VIZ: Ssa-water pen
e:rates assures to depths whero tbs Garth is
very hot. forming superheatei steam
whic5. coming in contact With meltei iron
rich III carbon, is deccmposei into hydro
gen AMI oxygen. Tie oxygen unitss with
tae iron u form oxide OF iroa. an. the n.y.
dros.n combines with tn. carbon, tbs re-
sultiag hydrocarbons passing in ga>eou
tlap-attn, a. oil
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

.spria-asld R-pasaeaal

Six green Sss.ton peopls loa3e: tAe-lssive-
into . wagon r-ceafiy All drove 70 Se<
Havea 70 VISIT TIE family visited. al.-rass
By tie number. &; nd c; them at Eisst ~
saying that . smallpox psta-n; was N It's
hoasa They ven: 70 hoe~l AL All paes-i
iasa . single rooR Ihs onciat.,- o.
woman pat her sAos over tbs gas j.: e pat
is Ous add turned The water fse-s having
beard somsvhsrs that b pat osf gas \
.onesaiaS ha1 20 be turas1 In 10 Higs.
h por:er was alarmed By suselliag gas Hs
found - counry feik al zaeoessioss q
- roua sna - aoR vss flooded Via
vHlse nsy y9S Rysa
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13
EconoIny in Wealth.

New I OK sun
cigars
Grocor-Yss, mum Oaly sLJe box.
mum
Lscy-Is Il P1ssiblsi Why. my hgsbsal
somstim%s pays as high a. Is cents apiece
.or cigars Y0I can send a couple o. LoxsH
It. Ihe hs.glt o.: folly Tor him l. bc-
c.gsrs at retail wtsa thoy can b. had q
o. much less b. tie box
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

lArtsassw Traveller. !

An accJull % t1s -ansno ,c1s. al e,-
parat5s :a- i-iitatia, tas greIs n Jvsmeats
Of the eirtA's atlaJ-p1sEe. hss issa given TO
the Preach academy o. sc!eaceS liz means
Of this iast-urlea. winch taxes the fern o.
|. rniGi4igr. revolving slobs. the trade
wind, gscsEl;n, aud desceailns currents,
and o;ssr TTnsi atmospheric phenomena.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

a. lag A. IL vea-4s- rsns-1a <scscfls
czsfSysst1s fasks a. ss ss--o sr0s.s ts-
parks Y ~ ez='l ss2 = sos't~rs1 tsScs -
far as-s n e@sra fss ecP,srs Ga 3 -. "a
- a. AL drive - 90 via tat czrsvz bed
49,: ;se i~<s i<S1's szppo>s yos .--s
ever rsprs~s- o. 10 sosss VIA soc1s: eiss4
AL, - s< tel TSs. yaa 11eT ~ss: say e
a. s.ts~r. Va can f.S Il tsrozss sv<ry
ssr~s - yos- toiy. from tss uS q yosy
Les 20 - tSp q yoss ks>1 sss IL hsY,.
Ia ST u ~ lsad hsd hs~s ~s5tesiy
nasr1Dd sAxoRgs pa
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13
Colon 80 Of E-s-r--

a colony oi ispars IS s.-5t-l At Tsaea4is.
rev Bruns vi-s. IA G.oec- - county. o.
the % res q the gall o. - LiwTenca
There i another small ..t-lsu.su. % is9srs
IN sbs British proviac,s shicl O. alrnos- %
,irsly unknown II : situate: N tie ~s-.-
s-n par: Q, CAPE E-s:7a. aear Lake Aias.ae.
the member, being as;ivss o. 80 hiz1isaig
~ S~o.Iz-t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

iFcF aTs ia
Ds1lsY tsi:s AZ is!1rsd ar -E9- = y
Brown tsat Jga s,s r-p1rtloz aba; ths. ]
dat k1o~ 3o:sz=i
Bro-a-i have s.vs, reported snytAlz<
u to SnL
Dunssy-if. vsry s:sAazA i.ot.asS= ,o.4
ne to. Z 49, las. aga. - A1E tsas
doz't kas- .Sssf.z Trs- ~sr- his sxscs
us-s.
Bro~s-S5sizs5a 10 1ss:sSs4 WA: !
s.is % a.za rss ys- ID k,s- nossfnx Yes
nss:a't sea.svs Al ia bssr. DzrsssT.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13
In Consequences Of f.usus

Tie Netherlaais minister for foreign as.
fairs has hess oonrs.Ird 20 resign. preha-
by in Consequence 0: she fatigue incident
10 signing 10 .sass pape1 his sitls end
mama. valea Is Jsahsssf Dr. r J. 4 u
vaa der poss d WnshaA
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13
The Long AMI Short OF e..

lB1rls-t@i
l. IT not an Outrage up5i tas eternal e.
ness Il things that We ; ogii call tho zig
ges. elephant in tire v,-!i "Jumbo' eni the
sms!le,t orchid tnat ever tried to tite IT,
ug;inoss bshini it, nams TIE "Chsvh-opup-
angitontotas Ymns. ,Sa,aEnsz ,o.olit. Ala
basinf' u dos 70. sem right
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

A Japaa=ss i1Teusos has ssecee,c4 "a
r7skia. 1-p5z from -@1~sal is = ts!ek N
,er.zrs, Assi 20 trznssB-sa. t@st e cas- u
sao-titatsI for sis.s IN ~-ndo~s WIEN
-sia-r4 !. rzAk.s "a sKc-iscn, i1ciss:-o- Il
stalnei Si2ss. !; has TIRE fzrtssr sdva1tsze
4 bssn. nsrs Tesf-sia- tsss ;5- o~t'ss -
rfr---a-s
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13
THE HESSIANs As THEY WERE.
Glimpse into the Private Lie OF Tho5o
Once Execratei Soldiers

A Glimpse into the Private Lie OF Tho5o
Once Execratei Soldiers.
IDetroi, Free pres,l
The diary of Cap: Peusch, commander
OF Burgoyns's Haynau artillery. a manu-
script OF 40 pages. found in the state
library at Cassel. AMI a copy recently Sc
curei by Col Sso1s, on which trea ura-
t-ove Tie Nation has = three-colur,n
editorial Capt. Pausch'. journal IS uatu-
rally most cop:ous in describing the tn-ee
battles in watch he AMI mis- famous battery
bore an active part; namsly, the naval &C.
ton against Arnold on Lake Chanplain.
and the bates On the 18th Of September
AMI the 7th OF October, which resulted in
tao surrender of Burgoyne 1t, however.
dwells freely on the personal experiences OF
thi. officer and his men. an. ons gets
glimpse, into the private life OF these exs-
Grated Hessians soldiers. which makes one
lament their hard and unhonorei fate
Tie author says naivsly that, when on
detached service With an English force who
were ignorant Of German, as he was o.
Eaglish, lie felt, with David. like a pelican
in the wilderness His men. in their hard
voyage over, 10 ship which had lean
Guinea-slaver. never forgot to sing isvo-
fio;iai hymns morning AMI evenin tho
Offering due TO their Mighty Protector
Arrived here. many Of tnem werc IL hos
p:tal from diarrhss. "ani their homssick
talk. night aud day, as long as their breath
bell out was of brides and wives.
fathers. mothers. brothers, sisters, AMI
other relatives left behind in their
beloved Haynau." /. was hard linss
for them, indeed. The shame CO their
being here was not theirs. bu. tie ca,iT
kings who sold them to the English, 10
fight aseins: the liberties of brave youre;
nation
Both officers end men were caval.c-ly
treated by their English comrades, which,
sank deep into their martial sociA Easiisa
officers coull command Germans; but Ger.
man officers could have no authority over
English soldiers; and an a;tsmp: was made
- deprive Capt PauscA's msn OF side arms
when or duty. Par,ch te>tifes 10 ths
Yankees. or rebels" as he calls them, firing
50 well ct Valcour island. under Arnold, as
10 sink one Of his vessel, aiii firing when
their own were sinking. How bravely, in
this single line, does ons see these comrades
Of our gallant tcrefathsrs disappearing from
mortal sight TO people the realm Of imperish-
alb renown:
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

Free, with only "Cohn's Girl" cigars, a
box of Swedish flaming matches. dl09-eod
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

af SPAR fkrSs Nrrs
Was: DO -ssy always pat D. {. ser
wsshlaSt.n torf- a-<=i Mrs. Qss.P O: Ny.
Qp.lp
-why. n dear isa'. sea ksos tass
washin xsoa ~As Ihs saily a: bis eczo1JF
] AL Dul.p sta saic<s-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13
Possible Electric rorr..

A novel whEca. il d eKpscssi, vii make
. sensation. 10 aboa. 10 D. pablisA-i IN Lon
ioa It deals wiz ;hs possibility Of en- eiec-
tic force in hanaa beings cApable os de-
vslopnsat All e1arrol The-e seems %
Be NJ department "a husaAs labor IL
which electricity may rol 10 employed %
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13
The Condition OF Our Water WAY.

Interview with John W BcokwalterJ
Ons Il the shames OF the United Sta,s3 is
tie condition OF its waterway. Nature
has given Is renarka5le ports anl rivers,
and Wa are letting tasm 90 to piecs'. walls
Europe has kept up her informal system Of
navigation AMI OF common roads, all II Il
found all through the British islsni,. ali
through France aui Germany. an: their
ports are kept open. notwithstanding they
have not our national advantages There
Is hut one port in tho United States - day
in Grstrate condition. aud that Is New
Orleans BY tie JO;ty system. i am toll.
.hc Grea, Eastern can now 90 up tIRt
river
On the other hand, the noblsst port. IN
qaestionably, in the wcrll. for have seen
tuem all Il importanco. il New York. AMI
Lere matter. are so poorly attended to that
frequently when you have run across the
water IN eight days OF less you lass one
seventh o. the wAc,s time OF tho voyage IA
getting ~ to View York city. II you 10
NJ. strike the righ, turn "a: the tids YOU may
b. detained twelve hours. We let our corn
mon roads ran dgwa in AusricI. ami even
tho old National roaI in some placs'
il IN ruin, whereas yoa can ride
over the whcls continent Of Europe by
wel!-sustaIlei AMI perfect road. II we
kept cur waterway, and canals up we
shout not Re az tae mercy o. the rsiirOs!
corporation, AMI Trey AZ tas mercy ~
their exaggerated dev.lormsnt Taey are
sad lied with deb, Tor Improbable branches
AMI extensions. asi they lay the bardep gu
the production 81 the country. AMI =, have
ie. them taxa our isading canal arl NJ
teen up 1r ruin J2euL GA the otber and.
theF arc iHcs.a,.ns ths wateT-courssi ~
Eur pc. I'as frsl.a havs 90. Wen ell
vancet canal across the istamas o.
Corinta, wa.c4 wlI -ars two day steam
IN !, around TIE Psl5.tonnsgfsf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

Mixed paints at Israel Bros.

Hacker & jackson have constantly N
hand a large stock of Colorado and Penn
sylvanis anthracite, Piedmont, McAlister
Pittshurg. Fl. Scott and Rich Hill shaft coal
at III Water st. Telephone No. Q. dl55-tf
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Power OF = Bi= Word.

why sat L, hers' t5uaisrsi Jastlcs
Dady. az the FONTS poles court. the othsf
rnornin-. i ~ h,m ~ N bis own rscoxni-
zane. 10 b. hers 81 . O'Clock
-Wen taa-s j1it ths trouble. yDlr
honor. exn,ain,i 4 BIZ p,.lesHian, ri,
wife Is asre al ssyt b, itla't unis-s;anj
that w0r,i
HWnst vo.Ir7
"Why. rsc7ynlzsacs. bs thought il nirans
good heszly.o-. AMI a4s bssn ~ xoot bis
wi.s saY. hlt hos yo1s t. jersey today
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

Choice pieces of land adjoining the city
Mos, any sixe,hy Henry Schweiier ds7a-u.
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toracrs tie rr.r.i--s ~ cAtisS al ;a- ezaiy
t.ey cs1 - away E.sa a. 91s III, - rs
stors r. = osa,s cara AL lsclarss thss 81
aka E1oasT u ME- cat Q ;c1
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Harper's Periodicals, Per Year:

Tie volumes of the MAGAZINE begin
with the numbers for June and December
of each year. When no time Is specified it
will he understood that the subscriber
wishes to begin with the current nrmher.
Bound volumes of HARPER's MAGAZINE
Tor three years back, in neat cloth binding.
will he sent by mail. postpaid. on receipt of
3. 90 per volume. Cloth cases. Tor binding.
70 cents earh--bv mail postpaid.
Index to HARPER's MAGAZINE. alphabet
ic,l analyt csl and classified. Tor volumes
to 60 inclusive. from June 1850 TO June lsso,
one vol. Svo. cloth. $500.
RrmifIancr> should he made Ivy PostOf-
flee Money Order or Draft. 10 avoid chance
Of loss.
Newspapers are not 10 copy this adver-
tsement without the express order Of Har-
per & Rrother- Address.
HARPER X BROTHERS. New York.
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Sl00 will get you one d"zen Of the tinest
photos the city affords, at Mothers gallery;
only be quick, the time is short. Don't for
get the place. Il6 Douglas ave west. daft
Israel Bros. refer with pride to the many
who have used their mixed paints. ds-tf
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Hz,nmiss Bird. In srsr.i.

tNr< - 81
Hnmmng bird a. a. p.eCtg as fss
ahoat Pic. sn8 us native esl ts-m %
aforss'-tiss = wsrL q. a git tie air s.
Fall o, ruyriads = Grsi-ei tass l>os Ike =
sLore- a rcE-S
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

Bank Wanted
The Englewood Town Co. will give CO.
600 bricks 10 build with; also good business
lot II the first person or corporation who
will build building and operate bank in
Engiewood. Clark Co. Ksns. For psrticu-
lars enquire Of W. L. MeBee, or II. F.
Friend, Wichita. Ksn. 62-;f
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q. 7. e S. 2 r K Co
NANT COLUMN.

--,.is.l,.s - ft. cof..H.s, r1.fi De- okarycd tc'
a. ~, fcff u Ftre TT per Gi.s PER w.ss N
.sst-'i ses-s' f-r T., -hg-l - ceslf' and sc!H
nor be ;nsof. until pcid for
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Tss sabbath !. kess . szea great r-spees
&c Te1-@a, scsiis,1, fsas ;se csnstsry h
40 slleps5 % 10 oy~ss4 ca thai day.
esun hgrixi rs esast1esse dsDastse4
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Special Bargains :!


Offer. for few day only. the following:
So acres Of land sS mii-e rom wichits: all
grass land; fenced with post and wire; all bot
tom land. SO per acre
so acres miles - of Derby: s, 90 worth of
improvements. - aces orcberi-sts0 bushels
apples raised this year. Price $1,000
as5 feet east front. on south Lawrence ave.
5-rrom house, well finished; fruit and shade
trees Price $500.
50 feet east front. on Topeka ave. half block
from Douglas avenue; good +-room house, etc.
Price g. ,0Co.
- feet from. on south Lawrence ave; s-room
house. fenc- in mont: fruit and shade trees. \
bargain Price 81 .jog
ssn-arre stock rsnche In kiuymsn CO living
wsier; ncei; a. .csS worth OF building; rns
,sni; Price sil 90; - .co0 on time to salt pur-
chaser; bargain.
Call on or write
w l. NcBEE.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13

A se-5-s q sEps-13ss:s ls.esT carried sat
upon H.ssiaS vesss,s il to Sorts 49, via
3 vie~ - ksstiaS th>n VT. si<>:r.es:E.
orov~. -.rr satisfactory.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-13
INSTANTANEOUS" PHOTOGRAPHY.
Catching Portraits On risth Avenue -
Wherein He Made a Sad Mistake.

New York Coz ChicaSo JouraaLl
We have the Photographic crazs in tn,
most virulsas possible manner. Some OF
tee profe sional psiaters havs caI,ht 1t.
aGt no longer speak disiaiItuliy OF the
camera Is IN artistic aGj Gnct. \ trisni o;
mire-cai him Michsel Ans,lo. Jr.. con.
c.ivei ths idsa that. by going up ani
down Fii.h avenue with enc VI tao'e small
instantaneous app,ratuses, thai are ready
cooked AMI loaded, he might get Ekenesses
OF city typos that lie could transfer 20 car
vas as good gensrical art Wei, Re aiIne
his lens Of an apple an orzsc-
grinder, q newsboy and several other indi-
viiuals, with satisfactory results in ona
instance be caught an Italian chestnut
rooster in an attitude Of protSering the pro
dust o. his pan to customer, and the pic.-
uro lacked nothing except color 70 TO worth
hanging in au art show.
These fellows are very brig Eis for tousli-
ness Of black hair. terceneSs of swarthy
facc., and picturosqueness OF tlttered vel
yetecn clothes; AMI when. with forcsi grin
AMI studied false humility OF pose. they beg
you to take "Oue-a pint for ga ceut-a.
you can't help feeling that If the pavement
were n Siciiian g-eenswari, AMI the houses
were forest trees, it w1uii be dagger in
stead OF a tin measure. AMI ~Nour money
or your lifeT Tfat was what my friend
Angelo said. AMI hs declared that ms shiv-
erei as he shot of tho camera at the
chap But wherein ho made his mistake
was Berry Wall, the king OF the tuies,
now famous anew as baukrup:
after wasting 500. ooo. Bsrry's clothes
ara not detarioratsi; aai whom be dawiiei
down the avenue. the artist instantly and
fear!essly ciappsi focus on him Now, It
Is truth not generally known that tbs
great dandy is an athlet,. have seen him
pat up dumb-beils that !sw strippllnSs coul !
hanll,. and st1ni firm while swinging In.
dian clubs that would wobble an average
man of his feet
i pre.ums was foolish 10 let him bull
d1.l me- remarked iay friend. -but do YOU
know. when he squared right up AMI sad he
would trouble no to hali over the piats
THAT hal iastantaneously made, obiigsi
him in that respect. though ] was sorry III
beea 50 gooi-naturet when he threw tea
glass on the sidewalk and cruaehet i: under
his heels
No, don's think you errei,' l rsplisi,
"ior IL WAS "a choice for you between u
siu isfci plat. an. srnashsi pats'