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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-13
Diners 9iaen entboIten Sie mir,

- Nper's pillen entbalten bic mfrs
famen 9eilfrdfte Ginger Der beten bes
fannten mebiainii6en pfIanaen, unb
finb mittels wiHenf6aftli9er RenntniB
uno erprobter &unit 10 3ubereitet, baB
bic rauben unb i6arfen glemente iener
pfan5en ausgeihieben finb, unb 1lur
bic pirtiame @runolage beibebalten lit,
tpel6e BELT obne S9aben gu bringer.
8iif bu franf, 10 made eitlen 8eriu6
bamit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-13
Gtne 3arte.

yn sule, weIde an Golsen bon %Susenbiiin.
ben, %nerb0ier Sdpade, friibem @erfaI, 8erlua
Der Mannesfraft &C. leiben, lenbe i'd toiten.
re &eeept, bas fte turirt. DieieS sroBe Seil>
mittel murbe bon einem Miiftonar in Sib.
amerita entbedt S9idt abreiiirtes @oubert
an &eS. Soiepb 8. Snman, Station 8, Stein
gorf Gith. 21,7 ,tup1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-13
Cine 9ra9e ii6er 2srown's
Srotf 3iffers 6ed1ftportef.

gienei6t fbrn taufentmaI 1T bic 5raee aeHelt mr..
ben: ,gDfe fam Srpnn's s5rpn 0itterS Nues furiren2"
Stun, sas tblt IS ni6t. Ntsr es fur;rt irsenb zine
8rdntbeit, fir pelhe elm tIhtieer Irst 1tfe n perf6ret-
ben piirbe. 9ie NerSte s%erfenner Gtfen ais has bette
dler ibnen befannten Stdrfungsmifel an uno Std1-
frdee in ireenb einem beeeutenben Gbemttdlienee6dft
nir6 bic 8fbauptun9 tefdtiaen, baB IN ber Mebisin
Subfan; eebrau6t perben. Sdraus ereibt iih, baB
Gifen ais Der tpittiBfe Sdetcr bet elmer erfplsreihen
nlebtJnif9en graris Si petradteit lit. GS 1T trpseem
cine mertpirbi8e3 bdtldde, eaB Dor her @rFneung Srn
&rntun'8 Srnt 8ttters teine S5lise gsfriebi8un8 ee-
~irdtrente Giiensuiammeniesune %eriffirte.
8rnwm's 9rnm 8itters B 5Ssss's nis It,
perurfadt fetnen 8pYff6merj unb feline 6artleitisteit
ollie anDert Gtien.Nlebi,ine tbuit Dies. 4roiun'S
6alsn.Hei&tuerhen. Ghudde. 9bsbepIe, IaIas
ria, Tteher, NbgeIpanntteit, Moenieine G0rpers
f9tudte, G9merten 1T Seitert. &ifen nhrr
0Iienern, &opffhntert trb NeuralBie-fur ale tieir
llebel rrirb Gtfen tdslih rerfdrieten.
8rnWM's 9rnm 8itters ' aiss in is tists
Minute. @leid allen anbern erlnbtiGen W~ebt,inen
ptrft ee I~anefan. Deut BON Wdtnern aenrrtuien,
IN bnS erfe ppbltbuenbe Symptom erneuerte &nergie.
Die Wluefeln irerben bann feter. bic gerbduun8 Ser.
beIert f1, Der llnterletb wirb tbdtie. Bei Traneit III
bic Wirtlne In Der Sfeael f6neaer unb rtetr a%u1dlene.
Die Nueen fldren ft9 fofprt; bic 5autfarbe ipirb bell;
perfdwintet; funtttpneQe StSruneen MAIDEN Der STE
eelun6bieiett plaB unb, trenn cine ftiQenee SHUTTER, ~
TT Natrune fir has ainb I'M ueberHub Sprtanben.
Wfan peraeHe ntGt, bas Brppn's Srpn Bitters bic
etuatge Gifen.@ sbijin Ia, bic ni1t f6dbli9 1T. &erlte
uiin &totteter empfetlen Cd.
Das Ns6te Bot 5anbelsmarfe unb e~etreu3te rctSe
etntsn auf benz umf4las. 1ean neeme ridts Anheres.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-13
Cages Wenigfeiten.
& | B.

5 tlan D.
- 9ie groBen 8ieb5ii9ter bon Siib=
Colorado, &anias, Mihouri &C. baben
fi9 an ben Staatsfefretdr bes Snnerr
2amar gepenbet, baB biefer bas 9urdz
treiben teranii9en 8iebs bur9 ben
Gberofee : Strip i'm Snbianers3 ~errito>
RUM perbieten fDle. 2amar bat fie
iebo6 abi6ldsig bei6ieoen, ba Der quite
@eiunbbeits5uffanb ber teranii6en 9eerz
ben cine berartise MaBregel b6lig utt=
gere9tfertist eri6einen lafe.
= Ser @Duberneur BON Ganfas
protefirt in einem Briefe an ben
Staatsiefretdr 2amar gegert ben plan,
Bic Ipa6es BON Ner=M erifo unb Nri=
sOna nod Greer @ountp, 3eras, iibers
aufibren.
= &rieesieeretdr gnbicott bat bret
&egimenter Gabaaerie unb bas Dierte
Snfanterie Regiment mad Sort &eno
i'm SnbianersS erritorium gei9idt. 9ie
@tdrfe Der Bunbestruppen, bic fi1 ges
genudrtig in ienem Serritorium befin=
ben, belduft fi6 auf 1000 Mann.
Muslanb.
= Sn 8e5ug auf Die neuet 6eutiden
Notwithstanding liegen einige
siemli6 entmutbisenbe Na6ri6ter Dor.
Sn &amerlitt finoen f%ortndbrerb Strei=
tisfeiten 5wii6en BEN gingeborenert
unb ben beutf6en @oloniften fatt
unb inter ben lebteren tpiitbet
bas Gieber perbeeren6. 9ie beut=
f1e Gaftorei bes Or. GirfG auf Meu=
@uinea 1T a~ufgeboben tporben, neil err
mittelt tpurbe, baB Die 8entID-8a an
Der file Iiest, enslifaes @ebiet 1T. 5ts
= Sem ndditet 6eutfaen &ei9sta=
&c pirb elm @eieb ~borgeIegt tperben, bas
Die @elbbemiaiguns gum Bat bes pros
ieftirten Noro Office anaI regelt.. Sie
beutf9e Sif9erei auf boher See fon
ebenfals mit,Subfibien beba9t tperbert.
- 9ie 0euti9e 4usmanberung iiber
Bremen mad Mmerifa tp1brerb bes
Monats Stunt 1T UNI 1900 &6pfe geri1=
ger 9etpefen, als pdbrenb befeIber
Monats i'm 8oriabre. Wdbrerb beg
erifen 9albiabres 1885 1T Die beuti9e
Muspan6erung UNI 1880 binter Ser
bes 8Oriabres auridgebIieben.
= Sem englii9en @efanbten in Sc
beran, perfien, 1T Die Na6ri6t 3uge.
gangen, baB bic n6rbli9 BON 9inbu=
2uf6 tpobnenben Observation-Disclosures fi9
bereit erfldrt bdtten, auf @eitett &uBs
lambs gegen ben 2 iebigen gtiir gu
fdmpfen.
Ser Barrier y@oulois" berli9ert,
8rebn ni6t mod einmaI fiir bic prdfi=
bentf6aft canbibiren tperbe. Man err
tpartet cine ftiirmii6e 3eit fir bic franz
S6fif9e politit Der nd1ften s3utunft.
Grepcinet tpirb permltbli9 @rebDs
Na9folger iein.
: Sn 2eriba, Gpanien, tpeigert fi6
elm She'll Der 8eb6Iferung, bic @teuerrr
gu sablen. gs fam gu beftisen 5umul=
ten, bag Militdr grill elm unb mebrere
perionen tpurben get6btet unb bertpur=
bet.
= Ser Mab6i fol- setorben fem!
Wenigffens te~legrapbirt bies General
8rodenbutn bon Cairo mad 2onbpn.
ueber bic Quele, aug Der ct Die gta9=
ri6t f66pft, tbeilt er nit: Gin fliids
tiger egpptii6er Solbat, tpel6er in Sat,
meb anfam, berl6ert, ct babe am l..
Suli einen Qraber geleben, Der ibm bies
er3dblt bdtte." Sa muB es ppbl pabr
fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-13
Erete Nerthetluna.

@as 1T Die ttrfade bes srosen 3ulaufs in
S. &alteber G. Con apotbefe? Die freie Ser.
tbeiluns bon Yrobe> Glafden bon Or. 8oianto'S
Suiten. unb 2unsen Sbrup, bas popularfe
Seilmittel fir Sufen, grfaltunsen, S6win6.
fudt unb 8ron1 ttis i'm Martte. @ehSbnlide
@robe 80 Gents un6 $780, afHf} $&
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@na. $. Omtteriioe & Co.,

plumbers u. @as=6itters,
1856 on. Souaonfra6e, San s~ntonio. Babe.
ipannen, StursbaOer, Boherdoiets, Marmor.
pIatten, @ummiidldude, BIei- un6 @iIenr0b.
rem, 8~ierapparate unb @asfrtures aIer art.
ale auftrdse iuerbeu prompt ausssfibrt.
90 g.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-13
Ser ioqeuaunte 3eituuos,uo. be

Ser %iogenannte 3eitunss3ug, Der
Spii6en Sunterpoint, ct. 8. unb
@reenpOrt fdbrt, bat neuli9 bic 94a
Meileu betragenoe gn%tfernuna in /
Stunbe unb 43 Minuten suriidgeleat,i 70
baB alio bic Meile in l Minute unb
s Seeunben burdmeffen tpurbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-13
Dr. Spbn Butts
Smiths Tonic Syrup
fir bic Seiluns bon
Niebern aQer Nrt,
unN olnptf
tnaIartf1e &ranfbetten.


Ser Giaentbimer bieier beribmten Wlebiain
eaniprudt fir bieIelbe ben @oraus bor allen
ibrisen Seilmitteln, pelde Dem 4abliium als
raf9e, ii9 ere unb permanente
Rur gesen Gieber aller Mrt, bon ~ldnserer ODER
~tiraerer Dauer empfoblen tperben. Ct ruff aae
pefliden unS 1ibliden Staaten aIS 3emaen
anf fit bic Babrbeit Der 8ertderuns, bab es
IN feinem einaisen Sale feline beilenbe 8irtuns
o~erlasea pirb, penn bic &npeiinngen senau
befolst tuerben. Bel bieIen MnfaIen 1T cine ein-
teIne Dots our Seiluns seniiseno, nno sanse
Damilien ~erlansten burd cine einaise Glai9e
tbre @eiunbbeit tpieber. Sc 1T inbeB geratben
unb iebenfalIs nod lanspierisen GnfGlen fi@es
rer, tuen1 man ben @ebrau9 bes MittelS nod
cine ODER atpei @o9en mad benz aufboren oss
GieberS forfeit. @ep0bnlid bebarf man BET
biefer Neoi3in feiileS meiteren Siilfsmittsl8, nm
bic @insetuei6e in Srbnang gu baIten. Seate
aber Der Yatient nod eineS Requirement MittelS
b~ebirfen, nadbem ct brei ober bier Dozen beS
Comic sensmmen bat, 10 iuirb eine ~einaelne
Dofis bon aentS Se9etabfe GamiIb
YtII8 g~enigen.
BULBS Sarsaparllla lift oas alte unb auber.
fdiiise Seilmittel segen nnreinisfeit bes Blutes
unb i%fropbuloie GnfaQe bet a0nfs Der 8lut.
~reiniser.
DR.. John BULBS Vegetable Worm Des
treyer lit in 8efaIt bon ganbb DROPS prdpa.
rirt, fdon bonn gniebn unb leidt einaunebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-13
5mtt's 0aar=T ar6mnasmttteI.

grnnts aosi;. pber Narts6aar burh cine ein,tae
Implication bie5es SGrbemtttsls In qIauaraesB
SAluarj rerfranbeit. Ga ipirtt auf Der Gfeae, cine
tntatiide Gnrbe rerlebenb. Sci Gpptbetera sl
1assni reer Seseu Gsapfans BON 81 per Gypreb pers
'annt. GfBee: ~ @fnrrap st., Netp 9crt.
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6arHeibtafei

BUTTS 3ttllfst itnb bet terartisen Sanen beipus
g s~eeisnet: cine Dci8 berpirtt eine fpl6e 0ez
AblSperanberuns, bab Der gatient bartber ~eritaunt.
sic ftdrten oe,t Mppettt unb perurfahen, tab
Srsmlismus bird re qetabrt, unb burn lire
tentfdbe @irtttae auf BITE 4er6aMmneSoraate
BIG Nesstmdfteteit beg &tmbIoanes berbeiz
3eflbrt. Preis rs Gfs. A WtrraH st., N,g.
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Dr.. A. FmtaDes Preparation

BON Der Wirffamfeit iiberseusen, fonbern aud
@uren 9reis uno Dant DerauSforbern. SD CT,
balte tasli@ Dantidreiben mnb Na9folaenoes
finb einise ausaise aus benfelben
vsad 3Otaeiser Gntpenbuns babe i'd ben &c.
braud einsefelt uno bin e~rtaunt unb erfreut
iiber ben @rfolg."
vgS erfilt ales, mas Sic beripreden. Sd
bin entaidt bariber.~ ..
r@eine Eruartunsen fino iibertroffen iuoroen
v@ie 3auber bat es seuirtt unb mebr selei.
ftet, als i'd ~eripartet babe"
sd babe cs nit sutem ErfoIse ansepanbt."
yDie Beiie, in pelder eS %bepirttc, mas i6
piinldte, bat mid iberroidt."
.&eidli9 iino meme 9offnun9en erfiiat pur-
ben uno i'd bin b0dli6 barber %erfreut."
1oiitib garantirt, oab oas Mittel 6armloS 1T
uno feline idablidsn @ubftansen entbalt.
@ad Gmpfans oes preiies bon 81 bur9
bic @oft in G6erer 8erpaduns Serlanbt. ger-
fieeelte @ireulare 4 Gents. Sci Srussifen gu
baben. abreie:
Madame Fontaine, 10 E 14th St., New york.
1s,5.tupli
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6e6o6dG o6

7Yr4pa ~ y ~
u~niere !l.t
Cebese, bpppslte Weite, gu Is
Gents, wertb Is Gent.
nniere l garb breite Gomuter
@aihmeres 81 rs Gents.
nnieren 8rcBea gorratb bon
farbisen unb eartrten Com.
merieibenp aarer 5u 50 Gents
bic Yarb..li''2 n
unfer reues Eager bon Wstb.
Waaren.
uniern enormeu Borrath bon
Befas. a..t -~i2iS
uniere Spisen bon ber binisfen
our f%,tnfen. Al
uniere 1euen 8orbdnse aler
Sprten.
uniere 8ettoeden au $1.25.
i1uiere Bettbede1 3u 81.
uniere Dan1en RnSpf=S dube
~ gu $3.50.
l1niere Serrenz unb 3naben>
Nn5i9e.
unieren gorratb BON llnter3eus
su inipi3irea.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-09-05
Olympia.
The excavations at olympia are to be

The excavations at Olympia are to be
recommended Immediately under the
auspices OF the Archaeological Society
of Athens. On these excavations the
German Government has expended so
far a million marks, 100000 more than
is generally supposed, the sums voted
by the Reichstag and granted by the
Emperor having been supplemented at
a later date by a Large bequest an
unknown quarter In Berlin. II Is de-
clared by those best qualified to judge
that two-thirds of the site of Olympia
still remain to be excavated. The Ger
mans themselves, however, seem to be
glad to have done with the work, as they
have cleared out the principle parts
where the richest harvest of t~rouvdilles
was expected, while nationally they
have derived very little profit from the
undertaking. They think they make a
great mistake in STIMULATING only fer
duplicates Of what they found, as Of
course no important objects exist in
duplicate. They fancy that nothing OF
any great artistic value can now be
found in the vast area OF the Stadium
or in the other outlying structures; but
the Greek society has determined to
clear away the vast mass of superin-
cumbent earth, and to bring back the
whole site OF the original level, so that
the lines OF ancient Olympia may be
clearly discerned. The local museum,
the gift of a patriotic Greek gentleman.
is a large building now rooted over and
is being plastered. In a few months it
WIN be ready for the reception OF the
statues and brenzes already found.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-09-05
The Approsch OF age.

The approach OF age shows itself
sbouG the eyes. Lines come, family at
first, then deeper. until the incipient
crows fees are indicated, developed and
revealed. The woman, who, looking in
her glass, sees these fatal lines diverging
from the outer corner of her eyes,
knows that she has reached an era IN
her life. She recognizes 1t with a sigh
woman; with q smile, perhaps, If she
has children in whom she a live her
own youth over again. But 1t can
never be o gay smile, none of us, men
or women, like to feel youth-that pre-
cious possession-slippIng away from
US. But We should never be seen on
the lookout for crows feet or gray
hairs. Looking for them is sure to
bring them, for thinking about them
brings them.
Tears form a part OF the language of
the eye, which Is eloquent enough when
sparingly used, and which should be
sparingly used for other reasons than
that of adding to their mute eloquence,
Tears are a disfiguring expression OF
emotion, and those who get in the habit
u WCNRinB oNCA OvOAy oAAoA sOAepAcA
do much to acquire q careworn, miser-
able expression, and are sure to look
old before their time. Excessive weep
ing has been known not only to tnjure
but actually to destroy the sight Few
women look pretty or q interesting
in tears, though it has long been q
pleasant fiction in poetry and romance
to suppose that they do. Many women,
some men, most children, make most
disfguring and distorting grimaces
while crying, and the lady who thinks
she can work upon a mans feelings by
a liberal display OF tears, should care
fully study q becoming mode OF produc-
ing them before her looking glass.
Grimaces soften no heart, and tears.
accompanied by the usual distortion,
have q hardening effect If not a visible
one.
In a prettily written book. now prob
ably out of print, purporting to be the
story OF the llfe of one OF Milton's wives
the author makes the poet say OF his
wife's eyes, after crying, that they re-
sembled ''the suns clear shining after
the RAM" a very pretty natural object
indeed, but during the rain itself the
observer is not inclined to be compii-
mentary.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-09-05
PENIS GROVE, N. j.. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER s.. 1885.
!. Please Heaven l was not too

ton. Please Heaven l was not too
latei
Late that evening, with the reprive
| had worked SO hard for, 1 went to
the prison. On my way I called for
Doctor Woode, an ola friend of mine.
| had heard that good news must be bro
zen very gently. i feared to think how
Marian might receive mine.
We found Marian sitting on the side
of her bed, and | went up to her and
took her hand in mine.
"Are you not surpri ed to see me SO
late?" | asked. My voice trembled so,
/ wondered if / had made myself audi
ble.
SIS it lateF' she asked.
"Yes-late for you to receive visitors
Only matter ofgreat importance could
have gained US admission at this hour.
/ looked to see hope fash into her
face; but it was as calm and Indifferent
as ever. The news was too good, too
unexpected for her to grasp yet.
sin fact, only a matter of life and
death could have given us admittance,'
] added.
Still there was no response in her
face.
81 have brought you good news" ]
went on-"the best news l could bring
you. | have brought your reprieve.
You understand me, do you notp Your
sorrow is over; your innocence Is es-
tablishedl"
At last | had told her, and / felt
had not broken the tidings as gently as
| should. But she did not say a word.
Great heavens, was 1t possible she did
not understand | turned to the doctor.
He came to the other side of Marian
and he also took her hand, and then
bent down and looked earnestly in heI
face.
poor thingl" he said at last.
What do you mean?n / asked fear
ing [ / knew not what. Twill the news
kill her?"
"On, mol She is alive-she will prob.
ably live for years; but her reason il
gone"
do you hold out any hopes for hel
recovery"
81 cannot say there is no hope.
have known 30 many instances of re-
covery in cases where it seemed folly
to expect it l never pronounce cases oil
brain disease hopeless"
Then 1 shall live in hope. Hence
forward she is my care.p
1t is five years slnce l took Marian
Elliot from the prison. For two years
she was watched and tended as a little
child. She was very gentle and con.
tented, living like an infant merely in
the present. She had no ~recollections
of the past, and seemed incapable Of
understanding the future. At the end
Of two years she had a severe illness.
At last the crisis of the disease came
and | cannot even now speak of those
hours of anguish. But after the night
cometh the morning; and, thank Heav-
en-, my morning dawned for mel
Marian and | are happy as are only
those to whom joy comes after long
suffering and pain.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-09-05
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Illinois spent $40. 600, 900 for liquors
in 1884.
"A Bay City, Michigan, well is 1920
feet deep.
Divorces are becoming common in
Scotland.
Ten thousand strangers enter Lon
don every day.
Mexico has only $4,000 in the ma
tlonal treasury.
Paris annually consume &c, 600, 900
pounds of butter.
Jews own more than 1850, 900
acres of Russian land.
-Rhubarb is now regularly shipped
from Oregon to Boston.
Over 1000, 900 of the cattle of Tex
as are owned by foreigners.
"A bogus Lulu Hurst is working the
remote towns of the West.
The policemen in Pensacola. Fla,
sport umbrellas while on duty.
"A lamb was born in Raymond, N.
H., recently with but two legs.
There have been nine wars In, Eu-
rope within tho last thirty years.
1t is said there are only aDou. q
dozen wooden houses in London.
Farm rents in England have de-
clined six per cent. in five years.
1t is figured that 1000 600 sermons
are preached to Americans yearly.
Success is a cleaning headlight
which attracts the moths of adulation.
The integrity of fools is what is
commonly called the policy of honesty.
-Mexico's yearly cotton production
is estimated at over 60.000.0 600 pounds.
The assessed value of Illinois Is
$40, 000, 900 less than it was n year
ago.
New Mexico spent $40, 900 for
churches and $6.S45, 900 for liquor last"
year.
Daniel Boon, the pioneer of Ken
lucky, was born In Bucks county, Pa,
in 1857.
One fourth of the students in the
Female Normal College of Boston are
Hebrews.
"A party are exploring the Salt river
canyon. A. T., a feat never before at
tempted.
The cost of the British expedition
up the Nile IS estimated at about S40,-
900, 900.
Mississippi spends nearly twice as
much for education as her neighbor OF
Alabama.
Newport sends dollhouse grapes to
New York and gets four dollars apound
for them.
There are $4,000 Bohemians in
Chicago, 20, 600 IN Cleveland and 5000
in New York.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-09-05
SHADOWS ALL.

Shadows ALL
From the birth-robe TO the pail,
In this travesty Of life,
Hollow calm and fruitless strife,
Whatsoe'r the actors seem,
They are posturing in a dream;
Fates may rise and fates may fall,
Shadows are we, shadows ALT
From what sphere
Float those phantoms Pickering here?
From what mystic circle cast
In the dim 8onian Past?
Many voices make reply,
But they only rise to die
Down the midnight mystery,
while's earth's hooking echoes call,
Shadows, shadows. shadows ALL
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-09-05
CHAS. E. BARBER,
Contractor Builder

And Dealer in Building Material n
Hardware, such as
SASH DOORS, BLINDS SHUT
TIERS, MOULDINGS, SCROLL
SAVINGS, NAILS, HINGES,
LOCKS, PAINTS, OILS,
PUTTY, WINDOW GLASS, NC.
A full stock constantly on hand
Give me il call.
Harmony Street,
1y-apr5. fehhSsf"N'
Sharp County record., 1885-06-04
Why Hair Oil is Out of Fashion.

Ladies can anticipate many disa-
greeable possibilities with firmness, but
to wait calmly to grow bald-headed is
too much for their endurance. So they
dropped hair oil. Hair oil is now used
by dudes and tiashy men in order to in
sure a good comb. The city is filled
with prematurly bald-headed young
men. But the women think too much
of head of hair to sacrifice it to oil.
The great desire now is to get fluid
that is entirely free from grease to use
on the hair. Several preparations have
been invented. They use this to damp
en- and make the hair puffy. The Lang
try bang is going out of style and the
hair is combed upon the head, so some
dampness is required to make it dress
easily. Oil was once the only thing
used, but now harmless fluids have sup
plemented it entirely. The head fur
nishes enough nutriment to each strand
of hair, and in some even too much.
Putting grease on the hair does not
make It healthy, nor impart vitality to
its growth On the contrary, it clogs
up the scalp, and frequently causes the
hair to fall out. The days OF hair oil
for ladies have passed.-M Y Mail.
Sharp County record., 1885-06-04
THE RECORD
MOTHERHOOD.

When the tasks of the day are ended,
And work is folded away,
l sit by the window and study
A picture over the way.
In room with undrawn curtains
A mother comes every night,
And sits with dimpled baby,
In the softly tlickering light.
The little ones chubby fingers
Wander over her face,
And it smiles and COOS and dances
With sweet unconscious grace.
/ know the mother is saying
Something tender and good,
By the way in which she caresses
This atom Of babyhood.
Then. as the twilight deepens,
The golden head sinks to rest,
And beautiful face bends over
The sleeping child on her breast:
And my own sad heart is throbbing,
Yearning with sudden pain,
For touch of the dainty fingers
never shall clasp again.
But 7 know the time is coming,
At the end Of life's eventide,
When hushed will be every longing,
And mOther-lOve satisfied.
So now sit by the window,
And take what comfort | may.
Watching the dear little stranger
In the freight over the way.
christian Union.
Sharp County record., 1885-06-04

"A Recipe for Crullers: Two coffee
cups of sugar, one of sweet milk,
three eggs, a beaping tablespoonful OF
butter, three teaspoOnfuls OF baking
powder, mixed with six cups OF flour,
haff Il nutmeg and u teas tteeasssif7oontnl nl-ot
cinnamon. Beat the eggs, butter and
sugar together, add milk, spices and
flour; put another cup of flour on the
kneading- board pour the dough out
upon it, and knead until you can roll 1t
out to a quarter of an inch in thick
ness; cut this into squares making three
or four incisions in each square; drop
into hot lard and fry as you do dough-
nuts.-M T. Post.
Sharp County record., 1885-06-04

An enterprising Chinaman has i'm
ported models OF Chinese belle s foot
t7v, an. te7fee-eiehth- inches lone by one
and a quarter inches wide. "Me selle
him to Mclean belize for models to
makee him begee feet alice samee
smallee fashions" says Wah Sing
~ Y Mail.
Sharp County record., 1885-06-04

To thoroughly and quickly dry
shovel, hoe or plow, throw on little
fue chop or bran and rub dry with a
cloth.
Sharp County record., 1885-06-04

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