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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19

Dengue=Gieber auf3utreten pHeet; 10
pir5 bon eiuer DenguesG ieber= gpibez
mie in Calcutta int Sabre 1924 berid=
tet, no bon elmer 8eb0lferuttg bon Ell
tter balben Milion r1lr bereinaelte per=
fonen ni9t BON iener &rantbeit befauen
wur6en. Sn bieier @igeni6aft bat ii6
bas Sengue=6ieber biesmal aud in
Seras ge;eigt, mo- namentli9 bic gr6r
Beren @tdbte, mie Dallas, Sort Wortb,
@uitin uto ipe3ieQ Sun Mntonio outs
unbarmberSigite beimgefu6t tpurben.
Selbf i'm Sabre 1873-oem lebter ept=
bemii9en Nuftreten bes OensuesGiebers
in Seras-bat es ni9t 10 i9limm unb
algemein gebauf, pie bieien @ommer
unb 9erbft.
l1eber bic Symphonic ces Oengue=
Giebers ipriAt li9 Dr. Weit in folgen=
Der ungeme;u flarer Weiie aus. uDas
Gieber tritt taft itets ganS pl6bli9 auf,
Die Senperatur bes 8lutes fteigt febr
raid ulb eas Gieber bdlt oan11 on Don
Elm paar Stunoen biz gu btei bis bier
5agen, lit ein5elnen Gdasn aud nod
ldnger. Damn fdat bic Semperatur
eben 10 i6neQ mieber uno Der patient
tlast baum iiber beitise Sdmeraen i'm
Ropfe, in ben Nusen, im &idsn uuo
in ben 6liebmaBen. Mei1ens tr,tt mil
BEN Na6laiIen oe5 6iebers bsftiges ST.
bre9em ELM. Ser Mppetit l9miuhei
gdnsli9 unb Der Magen bleibt lit man
9enGdQen nod Sage unb @o9enlans
1a9 benz 8erf9minben 5es 6iebers
f6wa9 un6 reiabar.
Sbglei1 einige entfernte Mebnli9teii
nit benz gel6en Gieber ni9t au perfem
men 1T, tritt bas DeneuesS ieber un=
glei6 milber uno barmloIer auf, uno
mdbrenb ienes zines Der rerbdnguiB.
Docften &~rantbeiten lit, lit biefes in
ieinen Gol9en cine BET barmlolelfen.
Inter einigen bunbert Gdlen fint
benz Or. @et muir 3mei NIT t6b. li6em
ausganae in ieiner praris borgetom.
men. Ser cine Saq betraf elm Gino,
oas gerabe an Grdmpfen lit. mdbreuf
es BON OeuguezGieber befalen ipurbe,
unb BET anbere betraf cine alte iSrau,
bic an einem 0er3Iei6en laborirte uni
bic oan1 nod einem beftigen Nnfal
bon Dengues6 ieber an a~Qgemeiner St:
i60pfung ftarb.
Or. %. 8. ReIep legt namentlid
groBes 8eDi6t auf bic perf9iebenartigt
8rabe, in oenen bas 9eneue 0iebel
auftritt. 2ei1te GdQe laifen lid faum
BON einem &atarrb unterf9eiben, tpdb.
renb antere Batienten bon Gieber unit
S1mer5en auf bic aaeri6limmfte @eift
beimgeiu6t merben. Obglei1 BAG
Dengues Gieber an fi9 bblig sefabrlos
1T, 10 baben bod namentIi9 feniitipt
Naturen bur6 bafelbe oft gan3 ramen.
log gu leiben.
Wir glauben, baB bieier fur3e Nus.
5ug geniigen mirb, einiges 2i1t iibe,
oas Weien uno bic Natur unferer terra
nii9en Mobefranfbeit gu perfen.
Souten aber biefe 3eileu unferen fu:
pertlugen 9erren @o1egen bonn st.
9ouiier rNnaeiger bes Weftens" au Sc
ltdte fommen, bann m6gen fie in fid
geben unb ni6t mebr iiber Dinse re6en,
bic ii9 b0aig ibrer 8eurtbeilumg ent3ie.
ben. Sn ibrer 4usgabe bonn 10. SO.
pember fagt Der ,,Mn5. B. 3d." ttdmlif
w0rtli9:
nSn 5eras bdlt man ben @aufd
fir eine Mobefranfbeit unb nennt bieft
oas Sengues Gieber !"-g fun, mir mol.
len ben 5erren golegen bonn ,Mn3ei.
ger" feinen fOl9en &auf1 piini6en,
Der bier big feds Sage lang anbaltenbt
r&ater" Diirbe bod cine gu barte @tra.
fe fur bic obige iuiBig fein iolembe leidt.
fertige Bemerfung feinl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
MuerIet.

: 9eute Nadmittag 2 lbr murbe
unterbalb @intber's MiibIe bic 2ei1e
zines 35tdbrigen Mannes aus benz
Sluhe ge3oeen. Die 2eide tonnte ni1i
ioentlf3irt meroen. Ser @rtrunfene mar
nit bIauem tpOaenem bemb befleibei
uno trug cine rotbe Binbe INN bic
6iifte.
Ser 8eetbopen Mdnner6or ianbte
$50 nod 8alpelton CUR nnterltiBung
Der Mbgebranntsn.
= Oie 3meite neutrality-suspicious.
fur Galpeiton, i'm 8etrase bon $1,000,
1T beute bon San Mntonio babin abees
ianbt porben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19

Wenn elm Mann ieinen Regen.
f9irm iiber cine Dame bdlt unb nidt
nit Der gr0bern 9dlfte ii9 ielbit iddbt,
6ann ma6t er Der Betrefenben ben Dof.
SIT er p%erbeiratbet, ober bat er aud muir
bas Samort elmer Dame, 70 fam bieie
1ur nod auf bic tleinere Sdlfte bes
S6irmf9ube5 re1nen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
& m m berfeIbe.

0err Mi0er: rWas ma6t benn SIR
6err Sobn = INNER nod ni6t oer=
lobt2"
6err 26mentba1: vQ9 1ein, bas 1T
ia mein gr6Btrr Summer! Ser MoriB
1T gar 10 wdblerii6 = er bdtte fdon bic
feinfen partieen f0nnen MAIDEN, ). Q.
Die &ofalie Silberffein nit 200, 900
Mart = 200, 900 Mart-f9on Dor 3ebn
Sabren! 9enfen Sic nur, mas ba gebrt
perloren 3~inienl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19

sImproved Condition Powders, fur Yfer.
be unb @inbpieb. Elm ausse3eidnetes umb er.
probtes @ulper in Der 8ebanbIuns bon Gub.
tranfbeiten auer Mrt, aIsemsine ltnpabIidfeit,
Mnpadf'n Der Saut, @dube. gel6es BaTer,
Wangel an Nppetit. @ebraudsarpeiluna auf
oer Etifette. Gabri3irt bon unb gum 8erfauf
BET MboIpb Orei6, PLANO @Iaaa, sesen.
uber Der Rotofiee, Gan gntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir has Mn
demblatt $3.50.

ltuler @eiienoer, Serr ~. Mem.
beliubn belu6t gegenwdrtig bic Stdote
entlanB Der Seras Gentralz, Der @an=
ia Sc. unb Der Seras paeifie Babn uno
pirb namentli6 i'm n6rbli9en uno
norb6ili9en Sbeile bes Gtaates lduger
~bermeilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19

$741.51 $741.51
Sd beideinige hermit, baB Der obiJe
8eri6t iber bic BON mir eingenommes
men unb berausgabten Gelber tpdbrenb
Der am 81. Ottob 1885 ems
bet, ri9tig 1T.
@b. Grob6fe,
S6abmeiiter BON 8erar @ountp.
Saa Intonio, ben ID. NDpbr. 1885.
5iit ri9tig b%efunoen in ofener@ourt.
Wm. 96fling, 8orfBenber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
: 2aut 8eridt oes ftatiffiIden 4m,

Taut Beri6i 6es ftatifiI9en Mnl,
tss 1T in Dem nit 30. September bers
tlohenen Sabre bic Waarens ginfubr
Der Der. Staaten g~egeuilber benz 0ors
tabre bon $685., 110.065 auf 1870, 551,>
260 geftiegen, bic Waarenausfubr BON
$735. TT. 900 auf $715, 898, 6l1, mits
bin um $685. 89 a~bgefaaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19

GompIi m t.-Sie: SD ses
febe. i6 fir9te mid gang entiebli6
mdbrenb zines @etpitters". Or: Gang
begrei fli6, mein 6rdulein, pen1t man
10 bel Inaiebungsfraft, pie sic
befbt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
@emerfemsmerthe ,snteednma.

GER Geo. 8. ssiuins bon wtan6efer, Waid.,
fdreibt !: yWfeine Grau mar beinabe bllfos felt
s 5abren. 70 buiaos, ba6 iie Td ni@t aDein i'm
8ett ~berutnbreben tonnte. Sic nabm 3pei Gla-
fden b n Sle,irie Bitters Elm unb ibre @efunS.
belt bat ii6 baburd 70 sebe6ert, oab fe ibre
slrbeit aIein tbun lam.
gerfauft gu so Gents bic Glaide bel u.
0retk.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19

Jrembe gum geiu1 in @aa Qrs
tonic fnb eingela6en, gIart's y l.
lar6 9alle Nr. Ill, Qlamo
StraBe, gu belu1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
q Il taeristIsrhes

8eri6nappt. = grlter @aunsr !:
nTamofer &od : mas fofet Did BERG"
3weiter @auner: vWean's beraus.
fommt, tpenisftens elm babies Sabr!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
2as Wumenblatt.

Wlr isslDen bon ieBt ab bas rWo9en=
alatIA fir ben preis bon $500 aui
IN 5arr portofrei mad Geuti9lanb.
Der 9erausgeber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19

rtafer Neisemoer &err s. &. 8ufdp
bereift ge9enmdrtig bic Counties gomal,
8uaoalupe, @on3ales, galbmea &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19

ltnier Neilenber Serr ssr. gbaoem
beIu1t gegenmdrtig Die Stdote entlang
Der Seras Central 3meigbabn big
Mu5tin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
5piBen>g orbdn9e
CRETONNES

Mir baben bic sr5Bte guspabl bon
prddtiSen 6urnituren. Tran5en fit
vambrsquins, Wanbbretter u. T. No.
5n Mutten, meiBsn uub farbisen, se
nabren mir bebeutence 0crtheile.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19

Wel6es Wtittel lit am beiten ae.
gen 3abni9merjen? st. Satobs Del!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
: Sin Ghe,uouu int in f,;nen, 81

= Gin Gbemann bat in ieinem Sa=
gebu9 bic Mnsabl Der &uhe perati9net,
Del6e er ieiner beferen 9dlfte gegeben
ober nit ibr ausgetaui9t bat. gs NOS
rem i'm erlfen Sabre 36,421, i'm 3meiten
11,203, i'm britten 1872, i'm pierten 2O8,
i'm finften Sabre 2. Sana9 bort bag
ger5ei6niB oes abi6euli@en Meni6em
gang auf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
@ebanfenfplitter

8eoanten p~litter.
g 1T cine munberli@e Mdbr,
Do9 feit fannt Du b'rauf bauen;
Wenn feinen 3abn tie baben mebr,
Damn tperoen erit biilig bic Grauen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19

"Feiles Sarsaparilla" fit
ale 8Iut. unb Sautftanfbeiten. Rurirt bic
fdlintmften Sale bon Blutberaiftung bis aur
sew0bnIiden Ginne. @ebraudsanneiiuua auf
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der alamo Weft'a
Company uab gum 8erfauf an @ieberberfdufer
uno an @ripatpsrionen bel u. Dreib Gan
Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19

Infer Bclffertpaaren . Departemeni
sepinnt RAID an geoeutuns unb bic 3i-
nebn1enben gerfdufe wdbreub Der lesten
Sabre baben tns Seranlabt, iebe Saiiou
rene Bcrrdfbe ein5ule8en Ter 5unef:
nence Sinn fir Nusidmaduns be,
Mchu5immer bat sleidiuls in Mot &C.
rin8eu @rabe ba5u beisetragen. Wi,
haltea nun Elm neues unb pclifinbi8ea
yaner BON
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19

&tnbIi9. - &leines Mdb9er:
rUtama, feb muir, Der Ganarienbogel
fiBt i'm Babel" DIANA: Damn geb'
nur glei9 bonn &dfig meg, ionf biipft
ct mieber %beraus-" Oas Mdb6en
Or genirt ii6 mobI por mir, Mama9"
Si1erfes Wittel. = Bauer
Gum Sebrer): 0err Sebrer, s'Obt
wir6 5eitig unb oa m69t i9 sic bolt
bitten, oaB fie beim nd9ften Spaaier=
gang auf nj Weg, bet bur6 meme
Sbfsdrteu gebt, bic 8uben feiBig fins
ga laf'u, bamit mer bic @afrd net's
gauge Sbit abfref'n."
Nmerifanif6er NationaI=
tol3.
2ebrer: Mie beibt ber erfe M!eni6s
S4iiler: 8eor9e Waibington.
2ebrer: Nein, Mbam mar Der er1te
Weni9.
@6iler (besahtli9): 2d ia, wenrl
Sic Die Musldnber au@ mitre6nen!
Cine Balerine tritt in 6as Mlerbei=
liglte oes 9oftbeater : SutenDanten.
sd mub UNI meine @ntlaf ing bitten, "
la9elte Die Sd6ne. = rWerum benn,
mein &inD2" fragte Der Sntenbant. =
rWeil i'd mid nit benz @rafen S9iet.
tenba9 p%erbeiratbe," eruiberte nit
Stol, Die id6ue Sdnserin. = rMtt Dem
8rafen?" antwortete Der Sntenbant,
nun, oa mill i9 Sbnen aund9f NAL
bier Wo6en urlaub geben, mein &inb,
bas wiro 9eniigen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
c. B FRANKS
AL a

NRan ls bas Solsenbe ub bebane I'M @ebddtnis, oas mir fr tas Serhas.txss
rbafn haben: roF
IS Stud 81 9on ssits gang woaene aIaberfche fr Dameu m IS Sc. be Norb.
$50 Stad mdBen Tlanel 1SGa 80 ss.sgM- s.
$50 @tad S4anad Tlaneu u......... -. 90 al = s ontmSs
100 Stad srauen 5laneu gu * "a mn - s sEmsr
$50 stad unsebleidteu Cotton 6tanen au < Genta Il, W.rs
300 Stud geblddhen ub unsebeidten Cotton 0lansu m 7 Gents MI oafnsrts
zoo Stud 9Dorfeo Sieorfohe in allen 6artea ~. -. Gents be- gorh
500 @tad 9lecufcfe in ben neueHen M(heu nshn neGsrs. ~ s S.s
S@mar5en I'M fare8em ealbuere in beoeuknben Quanhtdten m faf boTbem Vrss
naler Sa9e' bon Waoren fir ben 6ausbalt
" Y, SsssNr ais i ,usa. gSr OHsrmen 10 s.ad ~tartidaptbea Damaf, bic 5mts
ais f 8arantrt, dn 40 @ene; 40 Stad w so Gents ub -orfwSrs: 100 Gta8
me,Bsn uno reuben Damaa kr tiais; 100 Dueenb a6ortne tarMh grdb 90.
mmaf=QanoaHsr, idmmtih gu iuBma tiaien Breen. Infer Qaaer BON 9 fapIe.
q ann mot aberhofen weroen. gir baden bOrrdtbis $50 eMG Snhian
peao; $50 Stad Bennington, braun; $50 Stad Dwiabt Gtor. bruun; $50 Gtad
bette Sea Sslano; 800 Shad Gruit Of tbe Soon. aeblsdt: 325 'GHd Qpusoofe. &C.
bndt; 25 Stad 9onspaIe ub Diamond 5l gombrie; $50 Stad Nonmed
Dan'ea< nab ainberi6ube aus philadelphia
ub anSern Babufsn i0ebsn erbahen Sn @rskn, NeoSen ub @ate Der gDsere
SsrMatn MIR es ss MHa unfr easr bon GuruI4ns @Osbs fir 9nrss
1T afoesr uni De Ete1e 1e euanr as s luUor. $50 Dueenb unhunbrib Dem.
ben iceten erbaten, gu GO Gents bas Shad. Nn feriaen eleben far 6run.
3naten ub anbr bten mir bs gefe ub bic umene mn mobernae Mas pobI -
Der Stabt. 20 mlrre bon ioer Dame unb ie m Sern nle aehanbet En. IS
enem Neluae Der Staof In unfrm Store ppr3uIpreden.
Franks Alamo Store.
49, mW4W 81 ub 80 NlamS Hla3a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
Gebrueder JoSke.

W3ir empfsbIen ben eefcrn Der ,Greie preHe'
~ Germ 8. Or. gmeron, SumeIier
aanfmnnn uuo YfonhIeiDer. ,Gr b~erfauft rb
rim 81 2-s4 DDlars. Wanbubren bon 81 .0t
nufmdrts. NIT @drantie. Bel Gmerfon fana
nt.n nubbrinsenb @eIb erbaIten ober inbeliren
Seins sanOen birsen Dafir. %. stli
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19

ME SnSrains, Eapears, 4cbp BruGels
&c. nniere Muaren tnb men, bic Nus>
raht Der Mlulter mar cine sladlide unb
bic Hreiie ifno bic biuisaen. Wir lesen
nnb ndben Garpete, ie nod Buni4 IN
ferer Qunben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19

$11474. 99-11474. SO
Mer. Golf Bombs.
&aRenbeffanb ...$4253.73
Nussabe....... $4,000
2aKenbeftanb.... 4073.73
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-19
Wierteliabtlid5er 8eridst Ses GpmntD=
Gd)asmetfters.
Ginnabmeu unb Nusgaben bes County
pom |. Muguf Bis 81. Ottober 1885.

spe3ii3irter Beri9t iiber bic bonn l..
Nugu1t biz 81. Oftober 1885 bur1 ben
@ountpsS 6abmetiter @b. Srob6ie ber=
ausaabten @eIber:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-11-20
ST. PETER AND THE BASKETS.


st. Peter from the door Of Heaven one day
Spied two Young angels on their happy way
For the first time to see the world in May
Both bearing baskets.
They were to bring back flowers more fra
grant far
Than budding rose and blooming hawthorn
They were to bring the praise of all the star
Back in their baskets.
The angel of Thanksgiving. full of Clee.
Donned a big hamper half rs big as he:
But the collector of petitions see
With a small basket.
When they returned. ST. Peter. as before,
SAT with his golden KEYS beside the door:
But each appeared to be in trouble sore
About his basket.
The angel of petitions bore a sack
Cram full and bound uncouthiy on his back;
Yet even then il seemed that he had lack
OF bag and basket.
The angel of Thanksgiving blushed to feel
The empty iightness of his mighty creel;
But there. he muttered, turning on his
To hide his basket.
Then spoke ST. Peter: when again you go
On a prayer gathering, you will better know
That mems petitions in the world below
Fill a big basket
''But when you gather up their thanks
pranks.
For health restored. and dsentangled hanks,
Take your smallest basket.
Good Words.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-11-20
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE

Well ventilated bedrooms will pre-
vent morning headaches and lassitude-
-Judicious feeding constitutes the
measure of success. both in fattening
for beef or feeding fof milk.
Nice doughnuts: Two cups Of
sugar. one egg, one and one-hah cups
of milk, two teaspoonfuls of cream of
tartar, one teaspoonful Of soda and -four
70 roll.-Country Gentleman.
-Hominy croquettes: One cup Of
hominy boiled in three cups OF water
very dry. two eggs, one tablespoon
ful of sugar. . pinch of salt. Make
into form. roll in Hour and boil in hot
lard the same As dOughnuts.-The
Houschold.
Few people know that by setting
glass fruit-jar on . folded towel thor
0ughly soaked in cold water. the fruit
can be poured in boiling hot with no
more danger Of Buckingham with tin
pan.
Eternal vigilance is the price of
fruit. With the borer, yellOws. blight
and insects of all kinds to combat, nc
one can make fruit-growing profitable
who does not watch his trees and give
hem unceasing care.-Al6dny Journal
-Broiled Oysters: Many inyalids who
them with relish when cooked in this
way. Drain the oysters from their
liquor and dry them in a napkin. Heat
and well butter a gridiron, season the
oysters well, lay them on and brown
both sides. Serve on 3 very hot dish,
with melted butter.-N 7. Herald.
Corn Bread: To make loaf OF
light corn bread for breakfast, beat up
two fresh eggs, add . cup of milk. half
sour and half sweet. 3 lump Of soft,
fresh butter. little salt and little sal
eratus. Beat in enough corn meal to
make a moderately thin batter. Beat
very hard, pour into . buttered pan and
bake in pretty hot Oven-One not hot
enough. however, to burn the top before
the middle is cooked. This batter, with
the addition of little -four, will make
excellent griddle cakes.-Bost0n Budget.
When land is very full of water and
springs are abundant drains should be
three feet deep and not more than fifty
feet apart. Otherwise two feet is suf-
ficient for depth. and sixty-six or 100
feet for space. If it is not certain that
drains are needed it is quite safe to put
them two feet deep and 100 feet apart.
and if necessary, afterward intermediate
drains may be made. Before undertake
ing 8 system of drains an expert who
understands soils, etc., should be con-
suited, and much expense may be saved.
M Y Times.
To make nice corn mullins. take
two heaping cupfuls of Indian meal and
one of flour; sift into flour one teaspoon
full of soda and two of cream of tartar.
Add one teaspoonful of lard. melted.
three cupfuls of milk, one teaspoonful
of salt, and the whites and yOkes of
three eggs, beaten separately. Beat all
thoroughly, and bake in patty-pans or
rings. in q quick oven. and serve hot
~ =. Examiner.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-11-20
Measuring Height Of a Tree.

A writer il the Gcy.!en reproduces an
old but convenient method of ascertain
iHg the height Of tree as follows:
Suppose I want TO find the height Of
q tree which throws a shadow of twenty
feet. In the first place, cut a stick say
three feet long. stick it up opposite the
required tree. aud measure the shadow
of it. We will suppose the stick throws
q shadow of two feet; now all have to
do is just to make simple proportion
sum of it:
Shadow OF Shadow Of Height Of
stick tree stick
eject 20 feet 3fe0
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-11-20
A NOBLE ROMAN.
He Bleeds in the Defense OF an Outraged
Wyoming Wife.

He Bleeds in the Defense Of an Outraged
Wyoming Wife.
81 was in Custer City three years ago.
and as dead broke as a skinned wolf, :"
he said, as the boys pumped him to tell
how he got such a scar on his face.
mo, sir, 1 hadn't blessed nickel,
and didn't know q human being in that
town. There was no work, no way to
get out, and leaned again dead wall
and wondered how much my revolver
would sell for. and which way should
head if I had ten dollars. Tell you.
gents. was feeling powerful blue when
Hope cum scooting around the corner to
pat me on the back and give me a boost.
If you remember, the poet says it's al
ways the darkest just afore dawn. and
somebody has written that Providence
never goes back on . man who means to
do the squar' thing"
"Who was Hope?" asked one.
''She was female-a woman. don't
remember whether she was as purity as
an angel or as hOmely as q Digger
squaw. She few up to me and says,
says she:
"'Do I address . gentleman"
mistake. says l.
"'Have you got sand?'
"Tons of it, madam
".And do you want to make fifty dol
lars?' saws she.
".If 1 don't then an Injun never
hankered for scalps, says.
with that she puts five ten-dollar
bills in my paw. walks me to the corner.
and. pinting up the street to the st.
Louis Red Front saloon. continers:
ss.He's in there! Go and shoot him"
"'Who might it be ma am?'
"'My husband! He's . brute and a
tyrant! He's just run me out doors at
the muzzle of . revolver! He's big
red-faced fellow with q broken nose.
Go, and may Heaven be with you.'
"'Certingly. ma'am. certingly. says
/. and l makes bee line for the Red
Front.
THE tyrannical husband was prepared
for me- When / was q hundred feet
away he takes dead s9uint on me and
pops off his gun. The bullet rips open
my cheek. as this ere scar makes affi-
davy. l was whirled around and sent
to grass. but | whips over on my stom-
sch, gets quick sight on him. and be-
fore he could squint agin he was my
meat. That ere woman's appeal to
Heaven was answered"
kill him at oncei''
..As dead a. this 'ere curbstun! He
never kicked around or unused up the
saloon bit. The injoored wife climbed
over him and took possession, the Cor
onor came to conduct the funeral. and .
chap with lot Of sticking plaster fixed
up my hurt and said Clusters great need
was . dozen Romans like myself IN
!. S.M
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the precepts of Lao-tseu. And tbs,
priests of the temples came to BEHOLD
him and to converse with him, and they
marvelled at the charm of the child AID
the wisdom of what he said. and they
blessed Tong. saving: Surely this son
of thine is gift from the Master of
Heaven. sign that the immortals love
thee. May thine eyes behold hundred
happy summers
1t was in the Period Of the Eleventh
Moon; the flowers had passed away, the
perfume of the summer had dOwn, the
winds were growing chill, and in longs
home the evening fires were lighted.
Long the husband and wife sat in the
mellow glow, he speaking much of his
hopes and joys, and of his son that was
to be so grand q man. and of many pa
ternal projects, while she, speaking lit
tie, lisSened to his words. and often
turned her wonderful eyes upon hin.
with an answering smile. Never had
she seemed so beautiful before; and
Tong. watching her face, marked nos
now the night waned. nor how the fire
sank low, nor how the wind sang in th.s
leailess trees without.
All suddenly Tchi arose without
speaking, and took his hand in hers and
led him-gently as on that strange we'd
ding morning-to the cradle where their
boy slumbered, family smiling in his
came upon Tong the same strange fear
that he knew when Tchi's eyes had first
met his own-the vague fear that love
and trust had Gained, but never wholly
cast out. like unto the fear of the gods.
And all unknowingly. like one yieldisg
to the pressure of mighty invisible hands,
he bowed himself low before her, kneel.
ing rs to divinity. Now when he lifted
his eyes again to her face. he closed them
forthwith in awe, for she lowered before
him taller than any mortal woman. and
there was glow about her as of sun
beams. and the light of her limbs shown
through her garments. But her sweet
voice came to him with all the tender
ness of other hours, saving: 10! my
beloved, the hour has come in which
must leave thee: for l was never of mo'-
tai born. and the Invisible may incar-
nate themselves for the time only. Yet
leave with thee the pledge of our leve
the fair son who shall ever be to thee
as faithful and as fond as thou thyseli
has been. Know, my beloved, that was
sent to thee even by the Master OF
Heaven. in reward of thy filial piety. and
that must now return to the glory OF
His house, am the Goddess Tchi-Niu. "
Even rs she ceased to speak. the great
| glow faded out; and Tong, re-Opening
his eyes, knew that she had passed away
forever as pass the winds
of heaven, irrevocably as the light of a
flame blown out. Yet all the doors
were barred. all the windows unopened.
Still the child slept. smiling strangely
in his sleep. Outside the darkness was
breaking; the sky was Frightening
swiftly: the night was past. With
splendid majesty the east threw open
high gates Of gold for the coming of the
sun; and illuminated by his coming, the
vapors of morning wrought themselves
into marvellous shapes of shifting colors
into forms weirdly beautiful as the
silken dreams woven in the loom Of
Tchi Ni2.-Harper's Bazaar.