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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-08
0tftrift=@erimt.

Der September 5ermin bes DiFrift.
@eri6ts nabm geffern ieinen Mnfang.
Die folgenbe @ranb Surp muroe ein=
gei9moren:
G. M. gorbon, 6. aebnranir. 8.
90. @regorp, Sobn GtanfeIb, Wm,
Wt. G6gar, .. s. Ntauermartn, 50. q.
Bali, @bns. s.. gramforb, u. S.
Sonep, u. y. Walton, u. g. 9ibas,
S. q. Dapis. 0regorp if 8~orfibember.
3i9ter Noonail i~n5fruirie baum bic
Jurp nn6 madte fe auf folgenbe punfte
autmerfiam: Muf penFonsaaenten
ilno penRondre; auf bas Nerbalfen Der
@ountpfommiHdre in ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
ten; auf bic eiienbabnen bealiglid Der
gin3dunung bon 2dn6ereiea; auf
xrinffaiors, bic @etrdnte an unmiins
6ige berabrei6en; Cher Gidter IieB bas
betreffeHbe StrafgeleB perleien); enbs
lid follteu bic profitutionsbduier UNI
ter ftdbtifde auffi9t gefteIt ilno es Ioa=
ten Mittel unb Wege gefinben tper6en
I'm tn GdIeH gegen foI6e 6duier 3eus
gen!5u erlangell, mas bisber elm Oina
Der uHm0gli1feit. Der 9i1ter madi
ben 8erl6Iag, baB bas gountD Spe=
5iaIsB Beanie erflenrle, tpel1es bic Bore
bells beiua9t, bic Hamen Der Befuher
berlelben notirt unb tpenr1 erforberIid,
biele Perfolet ais 3ensen beransiebt.
0eute tam 6er 9abeas corpus Gall
De8 6erri1 Beet bon GaifrDbiIe AIR
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-08
0as @ramt=9cnfmai

Suum bate General @rant bic glugen
geI6lohen, ba tpar aud i6ou Der Be
gefaBt, benz 8erforbenen Elm
Senfmal gu feBen, bas minbefens cine
Wiaion Dollar folten miKe. @elobei=
fridge liefen BON allen 9eiten ein, na.
mentli6 aber aeisten li6 Die @elbmdnz
aer in G6icago febr in oiele 8eaiebung.
SEPT iinb faum 40 Gage felt Dem Sobe
Grants bergangen unb f6on 1T Die 8e=
geiferung Derrau6t; bic @elber fir bas
Senfmal molten ni6t mebr hieBen nnb
in ytew Sort 5peifelt man bereits Boz
rom, baB Bic Mi1ion sulammenfoms
men tper6e.
Nder Wabri6einli6feit mirb lis aud
1tdt 5uiammen gebra6t merben f0nnen,
unb bas wdre gar ni6t gu b%ebauern.
Denn wel6em lebenoen Menfden piirs
be uobl elm 10 rieliges &apital ben ge'
ringlten NHben bringen, ipent man es
in Stein ober @ra bernanbelt uno auf
bent @rabe sTerI9ie6enen auftbiirmt.
Weisbeit Idge in elmer iol9en Sanb>
lllngsmeile gewiB ni9t un0 pabrI6etnz
lid piirbe fe aud Ser lebsnbe Grant
niemals gebi0igt baben, batte man i'm
Dor feinem Sobe nit Der proieftirten
@bi9t bes Miaionenz9 enfmals befannt
genta9t.
General Grant bat ii6 ielbit Elm
SentmaI seieBt 6ur6 feline Sbaten.
Sein Nnbenfen mirb in Der @el9i6te
fortleben uno nod ipdte @ei6le6ter per=
ben feinen Namen, nenner lpenrt bas be-
Observation-Disclosures DenfmaI bon Stein
bieaeidt f1on LANCE aerfalen lit. 9eB=
balb tam Der tobte Grant mobl Elm
10 fofipieliges MOnument entbebren.
8id aber troboem bic Mitmelt fem Qns
benfen ebren, bann mdre es bod bel
berninftiger, Elm wobltbdtiges Sniitut,
pie ). .. ein 9Dspital gu erri6ten,
Dem man ben Namen Grants beilegts.
Wuf biefe Weiie tpdre am befien bafiir
geior9t, 6aB ii6 bic MitpeIt ifets aufs
yteue beg geitorbenen unionsretters erz
itttert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-08
0te Gipilredts.8im por @erid5t.

9is 8eutepoIititer finb unermiibIi6
in ibrem Sample gegert bic 8efimmunz
gen ber gipilre9ts Bia. Sic 1T ibnem
elm Dorm i'm Muge, ben 5ie wobl ober
libel beIeitigen mplen. Mus 6iefem
@runbe baben iie logar cine &fage ge=
gen bic gipil=g ommiHdre i'm 8unbess
geridt gu Stem BORT anbdngig gemadt,
um bic goniiitltfonalitdt bes@ibiIoienit t.
@efebes gu priifen.
Sn Der betreHenbeu petition beiBt es,
baB fi9 bic gommifdre bic Ma1tbefug=
nife bes Prdfbenten anmaBer unb linn
in Der domination BON 8eamten 8e=
f6rdntungeu auferleaen. Die gelebli9e
NutDritdt our 8eftdtigung Der bonn prdz
lioenfen ernannten 8eamten berube i'm
Senat. aber ni1t in Der gibilreGts=
@ommifion, mel6e fi9 biefe Ma9t
tpiberre6ili1 anmaBe. Die petition
eriu9t bann bas @eri9t, bic Commit
fdre Dorsulaoen, um fid gegerl ben @ors
purf gu perantDortem, bob iie fi9 cine
Ma9t atseeisuet baben, bic ibnen ni6t
sulommt.
Die gauge Sadie f0nnte ld1erli6 ers
f9einen, tpenn man nur ni9t befiir1ten
miiBte, baB bic BeutepDlitifer ibren
Milen bur9ieben. Wer bic friibere
@e9idte Der 9emofratie fennt unb
tDeiB, tpeien lie fdbig 1T, fer mirb ge=
nib ni9t Die M6gIi1teit Der Mufbebung
beg @ipilbienit=@ eiebes befreiten tpoleu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-08
8esinn Der Slufferm : Cation.

Sad langem Gebnen unb 6dmads
ten 1T en6lid Die 3eit aneebroden,
mel6e mad @efebbefimmu1gen bas
ginbeimfen Der SaI3pafer 66aalz
there %seitattet. rDie Aulfern finb ba",
ert6nt es felt einigen Sagem auf ben
StraBen, Mdrften, in ben 6auiern ;
yenbli6 cine Mbme9felung!" uno in
Der Shat 1T infer Mfagen elm fleiner
SDrann. Muf benz @ebiete Der culinas
rii6en 3unt berri9t er unumidrdnft
u1b mir mufen uns fisen, tpentt er
teine &eAte foroert. Begleite uns lie
Der 2eier, nod einem trauten pldsden,
mo Der feline Gobolb fem Mitbden
fiiblen mill er tpeiB, bort ffebt linn elm
groBes Gelo ofeu. Mm l1fer bes San
Nntonio Glufes, nabe @ommercetraBen=
Briife, i'm ilelten 69ola'i9en @ebdube,
bel Simmang & 6ampel, no Der
NufernfpenDenbe pofeioon tbront, bort
lali' es uns gemitbli9 MAIDEN. Das
gotal 1T in Der Shat ge16affen fiir cine
N~effauration, unb mem es brin nidt
lulHB geHuB ~, Der nlmfnt 1etfle Utabl>
3eit anf benz 8alfon, BON meldem man
ben GluB unb bas rege Sreiben auf Der
Commensurate unb Bride iiberfiebt,
elm. eSn Der beridieoenen 3ubereitumg
BON Nutern unb Gii9en Ieiften Sims
ntaltg & 9ampel uniibertreffi6es in
San Mntonio. Ser Nnbrang Iebien
Samitag mar gerabe3u enorm. Simz
matlg & 9ampel erbalten tdsli6 frif6e
SettoungeH brett bon Der 9iiife unb
ltnb aud borbereitet 2%ieferungen in
grbBerem WaBfiabe an GamiIien su
MAIDEN. Sn 3uporfommenbeit uub in
Der geforgniB fir bas 8ebogen ibrer
@dtte, tbut es Niemanb ben Serrn
Simmang & 9ampel slei1.
IS SIN QarebosD ifriet bat bic e6afs
f9ur b%egonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-08
9emti6senaliIbe Ghmle.

Da id bon ben Direftorsn eriu6t
puroe, cine Gair i'm nd6iten Oftober
gum Belten per beuti9 : engliideu
Sbule gu organifiren, 10 eriu6e i'd
freunbli6f INN llnteritIbuns bon sei=
ten berienigen Samen, Die fi6 fir ge=
nanntes Snititut interefiiren. 3uglei6
bite i'd biefelben, in meiner @obnung,
No. 16 GainoffraBe borauipre6en, um
bic 4ngelegenbeit gu beratben.
Wrs. Sobn s. 8edmann II.
S.5.4mt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-08

uniere 2~anbsleute i'm Wefen
werben oft, menn fe 1eues 2anb ums
phigen, bpft elmer 4rt Sumpffieber err
sriHen. @u9 i'm Ofen Hagen bic
9eute iiber We6ielfieber, bas bur6 bic
GdulniB pHan3lider Subfan3en unb
bur6 mansel5afte Nbleitung berborgez
rufen tpirb. 9ier ME bort lit g(per's
Mgue Cure bas bette Mittel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-08
Hreie 0ertheiluna.

aSas If bic ttrfade Oes sroben 3nIaufs in
8. aaIttber & Son apotbefe2 Die freie Ser.
tbeilune bon Yrose. Glai9sa bon Or. 8ofanto's
2nlteris uno Sungen : Shrub, oaS populdrfe
9eilmitteI fur Sufem, G~rfdltunaen, Sdauinb.
irdt nno grend)itis I'M Martte. ,@eiu0bnIide
@r6Se SO Gents unb $l.oO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-08
Muths Bierwirthschaft

Muths Bierwirthschaft
&edts, seseniber benz @imsans gum @rercier.
8lab am Government Sia befnbet iid elm Tau.
idiges RlaBden, in Incident 8eiuder bes sri
litdrpoffens itets frii@es, faltes 8ier antrefen.
SER Mutb bat biele Serbeferuasen bOrsenom i.
men, 70 oab Der aufentbalt in feinem 2ofaI fid
gu elmer tpirfliden Grboluns g%efaltet. 8ein
Sremoer %berfaume, tenn er eineu Gusfius mod
benz @obernment Sill mabt ODER Dienftaa nnb
Oonnerfas Die 1araoe beiudt, bel Capt. Mutb
borsuipreden. @inbeimifde uub fremoe 8iere.
1913, t3W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-08
gamienbe iaaen 10.

STR. 8. @. Nttins, @irarb. Rani., fdreibt
Sd aosere nidt, meinen Runben SIR eIettrild
Sitter gu empfeblen. Gs errirst ii9 ausemeine
8ufrieoenbeit unb ~berfauft fid raid. electric
8itters 1T bic reinffe unb befbefannte Mebiain,
bic @ieren. uno 2eberfranfbeiten beilt. @einise
oas 8lnt unO require Die 8erbauunssorsane.
Seine Gamilie fam pbne bic Mebiain iein. Sic
sriparen Sunberte bon Dollars in ar5tli1eu
Nednnngen baS Sabr binburd.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-08
6 a [ { s.
San antoniO, 8. Sept.



San IntD d, 8. Sept.
Observation-Disclosures.
Die geffrige Stabtratbss@ iBung be-
gam nit ether Dissolution iiber Sinanz
5en, bic ieoo6 auBer 0r6nung erfldrt
ptr6e. 9arauf ftelte Gallagher ben
Mntrag, baB ii6 Der Stabtratb anldB=
lid oes Sobes bes grzIlberman &a,nps
mann Dertage, sog aber ieinen Mntrag
3urid, als er 6arum erfu1t pur6e.
s. Grif6 unb s. u. Nmbruft be-
f9meren ii9 iber Die ungere9te Mbf1dt=
Jung ibres fteuerbaren @igentbums. s.
@6u6 bittet um @ntf9d6igung fir
8erluife, bic inn bur1 Gr6Hnung Der
Soiepbine .StraBe berurfa1t murben.
Die 9~eubdn6ler eriu9en UNI 3uriid=
labnte Der Orbinan3, tpeI9e borI1reibt,
baB ni6t mebr als 5000 pfunb Deu I'M
rerbalb Der Geuergrenaen aufgeipei=
bert iDeroen barf. 9ie @asfompagnie
tuinfdt Nntueiiung barber, no bic
$4,000 SUB bon Der Stabt beorberten
G1sr6bren gu legen inb. Die geuobz
ner BON Cars 9il ~petitioniren UNI
Wafer. 2eBtere Betition tpur6e getudbrt,
Die iibrigen an gDmites perwieien.
Bonn g~onntnri6ter Wuraba1 ulb
goantpar5t gbetp lag cine Mittbeilung
Dor, Delde auf Die am !6eIotes eri5tis
ren6e Blatternepi6emie bertpeif uro
Quarantdne empfiebIt. guf Nl6erman
S6reiners Gtttrag tpurbe BET Mapor
beauftragt III @emeinfdaft nit Der
@onntpbeb6r6e 8orfi6tsmaBregeln au
trefen, UNI elmer uebertragung Der
Blatterit mad Der Gtabt poraubeuqen.
Der fd6tii6e Mntpalt erbielt Snffruc=
tim, cine Srbinan3 betrefs Der MbDrte
ufb Der 2agerung BON Sduten 80 ents
tperfen.
Ser StraBencommifdr eriudte UNI
grIaubniB aur Nuifelung bon 6 Barren,
s Mrbeitern un0 2 Nuffebern. Mn bas
6ina15comite bertuieien. s3uglei1 tpllrz
ben, auf gmpfeblur1g bes @fraBeucom=
miidrs $3.50 our @erbeTeruna getpi5er
StraBen bepiligt.
alderman Belfnap legte eiuen Berint
iiber bic Ginan3berbdltniFe Der @ta6t
Dor. Nad be1uielben betrug Der Gafenz
beifan6 ON /. September $1O9, 1880.
I'm idmmtlide Spe3iaiforos in intatten
3uifdn6 au beriebett, finb peitere $685.
087.39 erforberli9. Na1 benz i'm leB.
ten Griibidbr bereinborten Tinan8plane
beifreitet Die 6tdbf lire Nusgaben burh
0T4Yn.En.& E,~ xunYL. OIL -r-u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-08
8dderet unb @tseream : parlor
bon
j. "ence.

32s Souiton- Gde bon SeHerion- etrabe.
Dem seebrten Yublifum sar Ra@ridt, bab
i6 itets cine bolfanbise auSwabl bonn ~feinitem
8adperf unb ieIbfsemadten unb importirten
ganbies auf Eager baltic. Ella. Cream nirb in
jeoer Quantitat ins Saus %seliefert.
Gisfalte8 Sobas II. MineraltpaHer.
let I3W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-08

Wir ber6Hentli6en bieIe intereianten
Wittbeilungen bes 9errn prof. Ser
mn, beg Directors u%nieres Naturhiftos
ridden Wuieums i'm San pebro
Springs=parfe nit Dem ausbriidIiden
gemerfen, bob mir benz YerfaHer Bic
Werantlportll6feit fir bieielben iiber=
InfeM miihen. SIN uebrisen 1T er tpobl
Elm menig i'm Srrtbume, tpentl er meint
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-08

- SIN 2arebosD itriet bat Die e6afs
f9ur b%egonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-08
SranAt s@5mfele's eeutsden

NIT bic eriten Nn3eiden elmer nabenoen
Granfbeit peripiirt. 9a bier=finftel
aler 6ronii6en &ranfbeiten bur9 se=
forte Sbdtigteit Der Nieren uuo 2eber
entfeben, 10 muB elmer folden re9t3eis
tig b~orgebeugt perben, unb gu sbiefem
3mede gibt es fein beleres Mtittel als
ben erDdbnten Sbee.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-06-18
CHANG OF TlffE,
H:;Ili MARYLAND R. ROAD

m Il: (. III .s...s.s 1.ss;: -:
N'o take effect Moniey May
l. 1889.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-06-18
Some New Geography.

OF what is the surface of the earth
composed =?
OF corner lots, mighty poor roads,
railroad tracks, baseball grounds, ,crick
ct fields, and skating rlnks.
What proportion Of the globe is va
ter?
About thrcc-iourths. Sometimes
they add a little gin and nutmeg to it,
What is a town?
A town is Il considerable collection
Of houses AMI inhabitants, with four or
five men who "run the party and lend
money at Is per cent interest.
What is Il city?
A city is an incorporated town, with
a mayor who believes the whole world
shakes when he happens to fall flat on
q croSswalk.
What is commerce?
Borrowing five dollars for day or
two and dodynS The lender for ye ar
or two.
Name the different races.
Horsc-racc, boat race, bicyclc-race,
and racing around to find man to in
dorso your note.
Into how many classes is mankind
divided?
scvcn-Enlightoncd, civilized, half
civilized, savage, too utter, not worth
cent and Indian agents.
What nations are called enl ightened?
Those which have the most wars and
the worst laws, and produce the most
criminals.
How many motions has the earth?
That's according to how you mix
your drinks and which way You 50
homo.
What is the carth's axis?
The lines passing between New York
and San Francisco.
What causes day and night ?
Day is caussd by night getting tired
out. Night is caused by everybody
taking the street cars and going home
to supper.
What is nap?
A map is drawing to show the jury
where Smith stood when Jones gave
him a lift under the eye.
What's & mN'inor's compaSs'
A jug holding four gallons.
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-06-18
THE PRINT'ERS HT.A VA TIA.
Shou Id YOU ask us why all this dunning?

Shou Id YOU ask us why all this dunning?
Why all these complaints and murmnr
Murmurs loud about dclnqucms
Who have rcat the paper weekly,
Read what they have never paid for,
Read with pleasure and with profit,
Read the church affairs and prospects,
Read news, both home and foreign,
Full Of wisdom and Instructions;
Read the table of the markets,
Carefully corrected weekly
Should YOU ask why all this dunning ::
From the printer, from the mailer,
From the kind old paper maker,
From the landlord, from the devil,
From tie man who taxes letters
With tn" stamp Of Cnclc SamNcI--
Unclc Sam the row'lics call him
From them all there comes message,
NJ csaagr kind but firmly spoken
"Pcasc to pay the bill you owe me-
Sad it is to hear the message
When our funds are all exhausted,
When the las: grccnback has left us.
When the nicklcs all have vanishcd
Gone to pay the ,oiling printer,
Gone to pay the papcr-makcr.
Gone to pay the landlords tribute,
Gone to pay the clerk and devil,
Gone to pay the faithful mailer,
Conc to pay old Uncle Samuel
Uncle Sam the rowdicS call him
Gone to pay for beet and Bridget,
Gone to pay the faithful parson.
Sad it is to turn our ledger,
Turn the leaves of this old ledger,
Turn and see whatslms are due us,
Due for volumes long SINCE ended,
Due for wears of pleasant reading,
Due for years ofanNious labor,
Due despite Of patient waiting,
Due despite of constant dunnng,
Due in sums from Two to twenty.
Would You lift burden from u- ?
World YOU drive a spectre from YOU?
Would YOU taste a pleasant slumhcr?
Would you have quiet conscience?
Would yon read paper paid t"r9
Send Us money. SrnduS money
Send u, money Send us money,
Send the money that you owe me"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-06-18

1,,,D "
-.
CHICAGO, May 3l.-Ihe Farmers
Review has made t complete survey Of
al! the Western and Southern wheat
growing States. "ILe glocmlest views
advanced concerning the winter wheat
lookout for 1855, it says, "must now
be accepted IS the most accurate. The
absolute un;formt,. Of the return indi--
cate that the outlook this year is the
worst in ten years and it maY be set
down as positive that under the most
faYoriug conditions the total winter
and spring wheat yield is to fall con-
siderably under the short crop Of 1881
when the total product was $50, 100000
bushels" The Review estimates the
winter wheat yield is about zoe, 100000
bushels and the absolute percentages
from the most ruatworthy sources in.
dicate that the Weld will fall somewhat
under than over these figures. The
probable spring wheat yield, based up
on continuing fayoriny weather, will
lie 100000 bushels. The total
wheat crop Of the country, therefore,
from the present outlook, VIII be from
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A Small Wheat Crop.

4 COMPLETE SURVEY SHOWING THAT IT
WlL!. DE TIE WORST FOR Ten YEARS.
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The mountain ash is one Of the most
beautiful leciduous trees we have. Ii
,tssl;nos a graceful for1n, and in earl y
summer when in full bloom, or in au-
tumn when covered with a prctuslon Of
scarlet berries, It is charming. Its
beauty is not all that this tree POSSESSES
to make it valuable 1t is extremely
hardy, and it will grow where other
trees perish from exposure. 1t never
attaius a great si1:, but laa rapid grow
pr for the first few Years after planting
and with it new door yards, la~us, etc.
can be quickly heAutiticd, and bleak.
rocky, an luocSpI'able locations may
l., !ua,,, a'lE.cj:yc.
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& as Kg Cd.
DR.. HIRAM BJHRMAN,

nhr2' c;an and surgeon, takes pleasure in an
nounting TO the citizens Of Mcchanicstown
and vicinity that he has located here in the
prac'rc" Of m,licinc. For the present he
may b" Iolnd at
THE GILBERT HOUSE,
until ho .cryrcs an office OF a residence for
him,yiinnd family.
IL woul further add that hc has comc 10
stay and hopes by strict ard npriHAt drF2yt
mna: tomc,t h, roH..lauoc and support of
a I.eeyu.in" pablo.
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dren. The brothers wife died, and for
some time aftorward the whole care Of
the family was given over to Marie
! Bergclman, now Mrs. Harmon. No
body, it seems, hal ever noticed her
much, when it suddenly became known
that Mr.. james Harmon was gong to
marry his brothers. housckceper. Since
then it has been the towns talk, ard
great Indignation is expressed, as ]
learn, by the good matrons and young
women of the place over the fact. How
do you think you'll manage that mat
ter in your club
Mrs. Warden did not at once reply.
IN fact, she was u little taken back her
self. However, she determined to take
further opportunity to judge Hrs. lIar-
mon from personal observation, and dur
ing the long Western ride she had scv-
cral conversations with the lady, held
with u special view Of discovering the
qualities of her mind and heart Her de-
cision, us announced to Mr.. Warden,
was that Mrs. Harmon was extremely
sensible, very intelligent and we'll read,
and that let folks talk as they would
Mrs. Harmon should be invited to JON
the club.
Great was the surprise Of a good many
Of the ladies of Joncsville that Mrs.
Warden, on her return from her long
visit in the East did not wait for any
formal calls, but ran in socially Of an
evening to sec them. She seemed quite
changed, quite full Of pleasant interest
in people and things in general, and
since She had been Of all the ladies in
the place the most looked up to, and
cons!' e:cl the most exclusive, much
seIl,con3ratuIation was indulged III on
account Of her friendly calls.
Bv the time The fail seNson had fairly
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set in, Mrs. Warden had her list made
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4. >N'N
icultivateu and stored with knowledge
Do you ever try to share those acquire
ments with your nclghbors, perhaps
less favored than you:''
I never thought of such thing
Would your husband object"
No; he would only be too delighted
to have me take an interest in anything
in Joncsvile. 1t is constant grief to
him that am so isolated and have no
amusement.
We'll, now, my dear, when you 60
back take my adyice and associate
yourself more with the people; try to
10 them good; try to interest yourself
and them in some kind of social Ell, Joy
ment and life. My word for 1t, you
will soon learn to enjoy it,
Aunt Marys words made an impress
sion OIL Mrs. Warden s mind, although
her ideas We're very vague rs to how
she could carry out her arlnt's sngges-
tons. Nevertheless, in all the social
pleasures which she so richly enjoyed
during her visit she kept asking herself
whether any Of these could be intro
luced in ,Joncsvillc. She felt sure that
"kettelrums' and SoIrc'5 nut2icG't and
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in JJnc5yiLIe, thereby breaking the
monotouv Of life and giving tn, people
something to think about.
The idea grew upon her ~ she 'Ao't
over it, amt she WIS surpri4rl to find
when the time came for her return
that her plan Of organizing IL club 50
filled her fancy that she was even nA-
ger to start Ga the way she told her
husband OF her olan, and as is not uau-
al with husbands when wives present
projects. he saw great many diiicu.-
ties in the way which, without man
iny partirularlv 10 disronrag. her, he
,anghinalv onulnerltcl
50 you .nran to enlist the brig, t
WOMEN and leave out the sturil ones .
, lou'll have The whole toxin about
your ears, for that would require You
to include Miss Phel rs, IN" ml!hner,
aud exclude Mrs, llaller, the banker 5
wife.
| shan exclude Mrs. llAI1cr, but |