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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-04
Simmer puran !!

@enn elm @ei9aftsbaus in elner
@tabt pie San Mntonio, mo es bod
aablrei9e berborragcnbe @ei6dfte giebt,
ii6 zines gang beionoers bo9gei9dbten
9tamens uno fefbegriinbeten &ufes err
freut, 10 f6nnen bieie 8or3iige nur
bur6 mirfli@es Nerbienf unb bur6
ipoblbegriinbetes 8ertrauen ertporben
fein. Sn oieier ansenebmen Sage 1T
bic Jirma bes 9errn 8. Wolfior,
Mains plaSa nnb Meequia=StraBe. 3u
allen 3eiten bat es bieie Sirma perftanz
ben, fi9 bic @unit bes publifums ni9t
nur gu ertperben, ionberm au9, tpas
nod melt f6mieriger lit, iie lid bauernb
a1 erbalten. gDas 3uberldffgfeit ber
Waaren bel gr0Btm6gli6er Woblfeilbeit
berielben anlangt, 10 miro es faum ir=
seno cine Girma geben. bic oerienigen
bon 8. Wolfion bic palme ftreitig ma=
den f0nnte. &ein @ef6dft i'm @iiben
biirfts in ber Gage iein, iiber Elm berar=
tig rei6baltiges uno tpobla1ortirtes
Waarenlager gu berfiigen, ipie basienis
gen bon 8. Wolfion. 8eionoere Mnz
aiebung iibt es bur6 feline rei9en 8e=
fdnbe an 9erren= unb &nabengarbez
robe aus, bic li6 iotpobl bur9 neuelten
S6nitt. als aud bur6 bas Mobernite
an Stoffen &c. ausaei6nen. 9lQe Gr6z
BEN iinb natiirlid bertreten. Gs lit err
itaunli9, nit tpie berbdltniBmdBig tpes
mig Gelb man fi6 Bel 8. Wolflon fa=
fbionable ausriiiten fann.
Sie Iusnabl an 0iiten aller 9lrt,
iomobl in Strob als aud in tpei1em
nnb iteifem Jila, lit geraoeju erItaunz
lid. Oaifelbe ldbt ii6 bon ben ibriz
gen 9errenartiteln, ferner bon ben 0or=
rdtben Der Softer unb e9ubabtbeiluna
iagen. 8. Wolfon bertauft Die feins
iten Damens. 9erren= unb Ginberi6ube
gu preiIen, fir bic man anberswo faum
bic orbindrite Waare befommen fauu.
6ieran f6lieben ii6 i6ier unabiebbare
Sagerraume in beneu 9ausbaltunasge=
genitdnoe aller Nrt, bonn geringen Gii=
9enltubl big gum eleganteiten parler<
Set, bor Den 9lugen Der Rdufer ausae=
felt lino. 9aB 9eppi6e, fsine 9or=
bdnse unb 8arbinenitoffe nidt feblen,
oerltebt fi9 am gnbe sans bon felbf.
9leran reibt ii6 idlieBli6 nod cine
rel9e 9uspabl BON Sinbertpagen aler.
moberniter 9lrt> iiber bic iebe Same, bic
bem 8ei6dfte bes 9errn 8. Wolflon
elnen gelu6 abltatten tpirb, in gntsii=
den geratben muB. Q8ir glauben iiber=
baupt, baB lif oas @ei6dft bes Germ
:. gBolfIon ni6t beiier empfeblen ldBt
als bob man ia9t: @ebt bin unb priiz
ret 9llles telbit! 30,4, tulp1n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-04
Sdmprrbpioen Seilmittel.


Samerrboiben baben semobnli9 berber,
sebenoe S1meraen i'm &iden, 9enben uno oem
llnterleibe, 10 baB bet 9atient slaubt feline Site
ren, ober bic nadften Srsane ieien in einen,
franfbaftem 8uftanoe. 8eitpeife finO 8eihen
bon ltnberbaulidfeit sesenipdrtis, als 8ld>
buns, llnbebaslibfeit bes 0faseuS &c. Cine
Gemdtisteit iuie Sdipeib, Elm unangenebmes
SUDDEN berborrufenb. nabbem man iparm
ipirb, 1T elm sep0bnlider 8esleiter. 8linoe,
blutise nno iudenhe Sanorrboioen peroen
buid einmalisen @ebrau9 bon Or. 8olanfo's
ipantba}ea @sn enprt si Bic DEtt aaor ab
lorbirt. bas beftiae suden befeitist nnb cine
ssssnss Sss 80 ess san Srs 2sss9!'5b br assa Sssao
0febieine Co., Yiaua, Obio.
8erfauft BEL S. 8alteber & Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-04

aber ct fab babel 10 aefiiblppu unb
Melanie ibrerieits 10 geriibrt aus, baB
ibr 8ater, bur6 bas porbergebenbe @e=
iprdb nit Dem 9ireftor f9on gedrgert
unb gereist, ipie Elm l1ugetpitter baz
aDifden fubr.
Sd bite gan5 auB Berorbentli9 UNI
gntf6ulbigung! itammelte Der iuuge
Beamte, tDdbrenb Grdlein Melanie, in
oem 8emuBtfein, baB Elm 9an6fuB
unter feinen umitdnoen ettpas S9limz
mes fei siemli@ ted 6reinf6aute.
Sd bite gang orbeatli6 UNI cine ST.
flarung! rief oerOberingenieur 5ornig.
gDas baben Sic bier unten allf Dem
9auslur au tbun? @arum seben Sic
ni9t, mte es ii6 geb6rt, in 6as 8iliten=
atmmer.
(GortIesuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-04
MuerIei.

: 9ie Southern ManufactorD @oms
panD bon San Nntonio nit einem Qcz
tienfapital bon $4,000 bat li6 einen
Gbarter ausifeuen lafien.
= Ser unternebmer bes iogenannz
ten JaibionzSbeaters 5imms 1T iammt
feinen, Srape3fiinlfler Marfpaulb uno
0eiien Grau berbaftet morben. 2eBtere
bate ibrem Manne llrla9e 3ur l1nsus
friebenbeit gegeben, tpeBbalb iie BON
bemfelben ge5ii9tigt tpurbe. Marf=
maul6 9laubte ein &e9t oa3u 3u baben,
bod Simms NOR anberer Meinung,
mii9te ii6 in ben Streit unb priigelte
ieinerieits ben tpiitbenben gbemann
bur6. 9ai6t genus batnit, bolte er
au6 mod feinen &eboloer unb feuerte
einen S6uB auf Martmaulb ab, ber
aber ni6t traf. Mittlermeile NOR Elm
Yoli3iit erI9ienen, Der bic gan3e Ge>
felli6aft Derbaftete.
= @nbli6 1T bic Grase binli6tli6
6es Oepots Der Mranias paB Babn
enti6ieben. 9afelbe mirb in Der Siib=
GloresitraBe auf einem atpiI9en Sets
Store uno bem @eleiie Der Sunietbabn
gelegenen plabe erri6tet tperoen. Sr.
Grapes uno Mfai6r 0idman beiiben
oaielbit 2aHb, iiber pel1es lie Der gi=
fenbabn bas @egerebt geifatteten uub
benz Sireftorium ben betreHenbeu Bes
iibtitel ausitellten. Sebenfaas tudre
@iaums 2anb in Der 4. Waro Der beiz
fere plab fir bas DEPOT gepefen, bo9
mar Die ge5ei6nete @umme ni9t GENT,
genb, nm ienes 2an6 an5ufaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-04
8iper & sd,ulthef,.

Wie aus ber ait anoerer STEELE publis
airten y}otis berborgebt, baben ebige
6erren bas @eiddft BON s. s. 20 d.
N o D b ilbernommen uno tperben fort=
pdbreno einen groBen gorratb BON
Tensjrabt, Metalen uno Oad)>
beot dunsszMaterialien an 9anb baben.
Scrr piper bat etne mebr 6enn 3Oidb=
1ise grfabrung i'm @ei9dft un6 1T ben
meiIten 9eutl1en bes Weitens befannt.
Die lteue Girma ipirb beitrebt iein, ole
Sunben 3ufrieoenauitellen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-04
SIN 1tnYere 3eSer.

IS liegt uns cine Mn3abl bon &un6=
gebungen aus un1erem 2eierfreile bpr,
in benen Dem Wuni6e Nusbrud nerliez
ZEN miro, 6ab bic rGreie preife"
bic @infiibrung zines 8rieffaitens in
grtpdgung 3ieben m66te. Mir ge1te=
fen, benielben Ge6anfen f9on 6fters
mad perl6iebenen &i6tunsen bin abge=
tuogen au baben, iebo6 tparen es @riin=
be berf6iebener grt, bic uns big iebt
BON Der 8ertpirfli6ung bieies planes
abbielten. gti6t ettua, 6aB es uns Der
MIbmaltung su biel erI9ienen tpdre,
Gragen a0er Dirt au beantporten. iiber
tpel9e unieren 2eiern Muffldrung err
uhni6t iein islIe, aueilt es mar bic @r=
udgung, baB Bel ber 8egrenstbeit
menidli9en Wiheus -unb 3eitungs=
rneni1en finb bod 10 3u iagen f9lieB=
Ii6 aud ni9t alpilIenb les iiberbaupt
ni9t m6gli6 iein tpiirbe, bieies 8orba>
ben IN ieinem gan5en 1mfange 5ur Mus=
fiibrung 5u bringen. 8eifpiele anberer
3eitungen baben au9 bisber ni9t ber=
mo9t, biele uniere Mni9auung su er=
i6ittern. Sroboem aber pertennen
tpir nidt, 6aB Elm berartiger m6gIi1lt
enger 8erfebr 3pif9en elmer 3eitung
unb ibren 2eiern fitr eritere febr f6rberz
li6 unb fiir beibe Sbeile auBeroroent=
li6 anregenb wirten muB. Wir baben
baber beidlohen, einen She'll unierer
8ebenfen 5u unterbriiden uno nit Der
@infabrung zines u8rieffa1tens" bor=
ldufig berfu9smeiie unb nit einigen
fleinen @inf6rdntun9en gu beginner.
Dieie Gini9rdnfungen be3ieben fi6
bauptid6li9 auf 3meierlei. gritens
niihen mir es als elm gu unbanfbares
8el9dft be5ei9nen, uns auf Nnfragen
irgenbmie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Natur
eiu3ulafen. 9en1 gang abgeieben bas
bon, baB bies grfabrungen unb 3enntz
nii1e porausieben tpirbe, bic man nas
turgemdB tueber bel benz Sournalilten
nod bel anoeren Stdbtebetpobnern fuz
den barf, finb berartige ins @ebiet ber
2anbuirtbidaft geb6renbe 6ragen gu
febr bon lofalen gisenbeiten unb 8es
ionberbeiten abbdngig, als baB 1ie si1
iiberbaupt losget6ft bon benielben be-
anttporten lieBen. 3tpeitens aber
miKen mir, unb btes berftebt fi6 tpobl
fait BON ielbf, 6arauf ber3ibten, anoz
aDnte Mnfragen gu beanttpprten.
Sod elm @runb iit es, tpel9er uns
fiir bic ginfibrung zines Brieftaitens
befimmt bat. Gdon ieBt betommen
mir bdufig 9lnfragen bon berf6ieoener
Seite, in tpel9en mir um Nuffldrung
iiber Elm unb bieielbe Materie eriu1t
tDerben. Sa es uns uniere 3eit ielbit=
rebenb ni9t erlaubt, in 10 unb 70 bielen
S9reiben unferen 2eiern 8el9eib 3u
geben, 10 bate bies bann ii, ben betref>
fenben Gdaen gu unferem eigenen grDB=
ten Bebauesn gan5 gu unterbleiben.
Oas tpiirbe iobalo mir eitten 8rieffaiten
ooer nennen mir es eine plaubersgde
eiagefiibrt baben, aufb6ren, ba mir
bann in ben Stanb gelebt pdren, in
elmer fur5en Noti5 mebrieitige Mnfragen
auf einmal gu beantworten.
Sn Der 9offnung. nit bieIer Neue>
rung m6gli6t ben Winf6en aller un=
ferer 2eier entgegensufommen, ieben
mir ber fleiBigen genubung bes 8rief=
faitens bon Seite ber 2eier ber IS + ei il
en- preffe" entgegen unb beriprehen
unier M0glidfes gu tbun, um bielelben
in biefer 9inl6t aufrieben gu ftelen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-04
Bnberetfetppn
Sr. 8. 8. aber & Co., 2nuell, MaK.
Sn allen apotbssen sa babsn; 81, 8 SrafSen IS.
europa unb Seras.

europa unb 3eraS.
t@ SEPT 1T bic 3eit nod europa
=. ~ 80 sn reiien ober 8eripanbte nad
Seras fommen gu laiien. Durd.
6ilets JIM 3pifdenbed au folsenoen 4reiien:
antperpen, Bremen, Sambnrs.
@on Gan Antenio ....... $40.35
gad San Antpnio, ..............$34 $34 15
Direfte Durdbillets bon Gnropa nod ieoenl
glatr in Eeras iinb perbaltniBmdbis billis au
baben Bel -. 8. Dottt.8, asent,
". @eblcrt, Yailase @lerf,
AT IL ef.@ommereeitr., Gan antonio.
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@erace 10 aut.

gele sepiilenloIe 8ertdufer m0sen Gu6 ia.
gen iie babsn Seilmittel fir Suiteu unb Grtal.
tunaen. bic serabs 70 gut fino alS Der alte
suberlaliige Dr. Botanic Suiten' unb 9un9sn-
Shrup, unb ipenn ibr ni6t oarauf bsifebt bie-
lcs Seilmittel gu srbalten, iueroet ibr iebr on,
aefibrt merben. Yreis 80 Gents uno $l,oo.
8erfauft bel 8. 8alteser &; Con.
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80 elm Drittlessser.

Sic 0ruderpreiie 1T tna@tiaer ais Der
Drummer. IS foftet nidt n,ebr, @reis.@ircu.
Iore an 100 aauileute gu ienOen, als cinem elm.
,ioe,1 Wlanne groben su seisen.
sd pdbIc biefe Mietbooc, I'M bic @eiddfts>
Ieute auf einen Gesenitanb gu lenfen, Der ieoen
iparfainen aaufer interefiiren mub. Sd babe
feinen @artner, nit benz id ben @eipinn tbeiIe.
sd besabIe feinen tbeuren @eiienben unb feinc
6otel. BiD, l,m ,neine @aare, einsufiibren. SD
bcrfanfe before Waaren nnb billiger, alS cine
6irn,a fann, melde ibrem getpinn Die enorn,en
slussabea binsusufiisen bat, meld)e @eidafts-
&eilenbe berurfad)en.
Sim. Hart, @bolefale sabatbdnbler.
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IS wtrb 5u9eoeben

20 IUVtV 0HytUVVtN
BON 9iauaern uso oem Publitum aber.
baupt, bab meins Yreii: nieoriser nno
meme Waaren teiIer linb unb oab lettere
nebr Yeirieoisuns aewdbren, als biejeni
gen, bic man BON 9inblern fauft, melde
na9 sro6em Brcfit 1treben.
sReiuen grfots int @eidaft fdreibe i'd
ein5is benz llulitanb gu, baB ieber ben pols
len Werth ieines @elpes in Waaren erbalt.
SIM HART.
gde Wiain Yla;a uno 5oleoao-Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-04

= 9as bonn bieligen Oiifriftgeridt
gefdlIte llrtbeil gegen Gbriit. S6rooer
ouf $1,000 Strafe unb elm Sabr 8es
fdnsniB pegen erf6werten @ngriffs auf
6. glmenborf 1T bom Mppellatiogss
@erid]t beitdtigt tporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-04
8utflens 9frnita=salbe.

Die bette Salbe Der gSeIt fit S9nitte
0uetf6un9en, @eidtpiire, Gieber- unb Saut.
Nusi9las, Gledte, geiprunsene Sanbe, Grof.
beulen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten; furirt So.
morrboiben ooer feline 8eaablung. 0olIise
SatisTcation sarantirt ooer bas @elb piro
auriiderfattet. 20 Gents bic Sdadtel bel 81
OreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-04

= Mit benz Griibling erlebt bic Na=
tur eine auferftebung ibrer berborsenen
Grdfte. Wie bic @elt um bid, 10 fo1=
tef aud bu bein Musieben erneuern,
bid frdftigen unb bic 2ebensfr6me reis
nigen. Daau 1T ni6ts befer als Nper's
Sariaparilla.
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Aaett Anoertt Uorans.

aeite anbere bIutreinisenbe Ar;nei tpirb iett
ooer tprbe ie 8nbereitet, bic 70 uoudnbig ben Bee
eiirinifien ber aerste ,nb bes qubIisums int auses
nteinen ertsesentomnit rpie
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gSidtis fir ausipanberer.
@roBe Breisermabisuns in Der ueberfabrt

Der llntcrseihnete 1T ermadtist YaiIase.
ideine, freie 8ef0fisuns einsefdlofen, BON 8re.
nell nod San @ntonio fir $S4.l5 fir ertpad-
iene Ver(onen dusaufeIetl. Nlit 8efoitisnng
big Metp gorf $25. 8inber inter IL Sabren
aabIen bic Salfte.
Der Rreis fir bic @eile bon Gan antonio
nod grenen betrast nur nod einl9liebIi9
freier 8etoffisune $4O.35.
- Terner giuetS an erniebtisten @reilen bon
Antperpen, 9abre, 2iperpool, Queenstown,
S9peoen, Danemarf unb glorpesen nod San
antonio unb suriid.
9dbere5 au erfabren bel
s. @rieienbed,
22,1 ,tuip @aifases gsent, San gntonio.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-06-27

LIntt's information Oh the subject was SO
vague that 81 seemed useless to institute
search; so, Gftcr regretrul look at the rocks,
Brinlilay proposed that they should saunter
back along tho shore.
by tho wa, said he, II want you to in
troduce mo to William Jones'"
"To William JoncsP
"Yes. Strange as the fancy may seem to
YOU should like for onco in my life TO stand
face to face with real live wreckcr."
They moGo their way back along the coast,
until they reached William Jones' cottage.
Hero they Tau5ed, principally for Brinl;loy to
tako Elanra at the quaint dwelling, then
thcv crossed Oh, threshold What sort of
place he had got into it was utterly impos-
sibla for Briul:lcy to tell; it was so dark he
could SEQ nothing. Having crossed the
threshold therefore, he paused, but Matt
went fcarlessly forward, struck light, and
| ignted the rushlight on tho table.
| "Willam Jogca,n said she, 'here bo the
| pnintcrm
BY the light Of tho Pickering rushlight
| Brinkley now looked about him. At glance
| he noted some of tho details Of tho queer lit
lie room; then his eye fell upon the occu'
pants whom, from MATHS description, he
,ecogni2ed as William Jones and the grizzly
author of his being.
The old man, who, Brinilcy perforce al
mitted, certainly bore some resemblance To
the Rembrandtsh head which Matt had rec
ognized, sat doing 1trully by the hearth
while his son was busily employed in mend
ing en- old lantern.
Upon tho entrance Of Br!niley tho lantern
was quickly thrownus.dc, and William Jones'
assuming most ob5cqu,ous manner, hGstoncd
10 give a welcome 10 do stranger Brinlilcy
was amused. He aa p;acl William Jones
Differ 81 q scat, then 10 lit up his brlGr-root
pipe, and, while smokiig ia-i!y. he put few
questions TO his host. Bu5if ho expected tC
gain information OF any Lind lac was soon un
deceived. William Jones was 20 fool. Com
lined with excessive uveriCc, lie possessed al
thu cunuiu@of tho fox, Gud the moment h
saw that tho stranger was pumping him III
was On his guard.
Presently, however, his curiosity gaine'
the day. Categoricaily, in his turn, ho begai
10 question Brinliley about his doings
II suppose now, MASTER" said he, ''yo
travel about deal in that cart . yournP
Brinkley explained thatthe cart in ques
ton had been in his possession only fey
months.
'sRut Travelled good deal before &c
H." no explained. "This time last year wa
in Ireland"
, SIN Ireland, masterf'
ayes, on tho west coast; do You know iii
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-06-27

REDUCED RATES TO NATIONAL En-
CAMPMENT, VIA PENNSYLVANIA Rail
RoAD.-The National Soldiers Re-
union and Encampment will be held
in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia,
from June 2Sth to July 9th, 1885.
The event will embrace an encamp-
ment of representative organizations
of the citizens soldierv of the Union,
and detachments of troops from the
various arms of the United States
service. The command will be in
charge of a military committee COM
posed of the most eminent soldiers
of the land, and numbers of promi-
nent leaders fthc late war will be
present as guests. The programme
embraces all the features of actual
camp service, the most important of
which is series Of competitive drill
in which the crack military organi.
cations of the several States will con.
test forvaluableprizes. There willalsc
be parades, reviews, and other inter.
csting military mannuvrcs. The
Fourth Of July will be a particular,
ly interesting day, and the ccremo
mics are expected to be witnessed by
the Presideet and Cabinet, and othel
distinguished people. The beauty
OF the camp ground and its accessi
bility adds no little to the genera
interest in the affair.
For the benefit of those desirin,
to attend, the Pennsylvania Rail
road will sell excursion tickets from
June 26th to July 9th, good to re
turn until July It'll, from all station
on its system to Philadelphia, a
greatly reduced rates.
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Train leaves Wilmington sos n m, Dupont s2i.
Chadd's Ford Jc S44, LenapG $50. Costesyille g35,
Maynesburg Jc, 1908, Springfield 1922, BirdsbOrO
1888 Reading 1l.30
Train leaves 81 Peters at 34) p IN. Warwick $50
Springfield i.O2, BrdsbOro 4.4i, arr Rca ling DIS
Train leaves Wilmington at 100 m, Dupont
IDS, Chadd's Ed June 7.i7, Lenapo 7.hS, Coates
willie $50, waynesburg JIG 800, Springfield gls,
Blrdsboro 9.5S, arr Reading 10 30.
GOING SOUTH.
Train leaves Reading at 3.Ol pm, Blrdsboro 1892
Springfield 402, Waynesburg Je AIS, Coatesyle
AL Lonnpe 526, Chadds Ford 10 637 Dupoal
coo, arrive at Wilmington go.
Train leaves Reading at 900, BlrdshorO g.34.
Springfield 1923, Warwick 1928 arr st Peters 1875
Train leaves Reading at 0 30 a m, BirdsbOro 6 o.
Springfield 81. Waynesburg Je as Coatesylllc
~. Lennpe 81, Chadd's Ed JIG s o.. Dupont Is,
arrive Wilmington 90.
For connections at wilmington, Chadd's Ford
Junction, Lenape, COatesville, Waynesburg June
ton, BirdsbOrO and Reading sec timetables at
all stations l.. A BOWER GenI. Pass Agent
A. G. McCAUsLAED, Supt
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"MRs. BRowN sent me to inquire
how Mr. Smith is to-day; said the
servant girl as she met Mrs. Smith
in the hall of the Smith residence,
on Austin avenue
He is much worse" answered
Mrs. Smith, with a deep sigh; THE
doctor says we must only wait for
the end"
All, me! then, mabbe, might
as well sit down and wait for it, 50
/ can take it back TO Mrs, Brown, y
| said the eirl.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-06-27

lITI Nor working people. Send 10 cents post
I'LL Uage, and we will mail you free, royal
iii valuable tample box Of goods that WIN
'|h-s put you in the way of making more
money in few days than you though
ever possible ut any business, Capital not require,
TOu can live at home and work in spare time onl!'
or all the time. All of both sexes, OF all Agtsi
grandy successful so cents to vs. east y ehrileu
every evening. That all who want work may III ~
the business, we make this unparalleled OltT az
all who are not well satisfied we will send VI 10 Pi9
for the trouble of writing Full particular, I
rectiOns, etc, sent free Immence pay nDsolu',,I
sure for all who start at once. Don't delay ~"
dress Stinson x Co, Portland, Maine
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HOW SOUTHERN WOMEN RIDE.

An ENGLIslIMAN FINDS THE MOST GRACEFUL
EQrEsTRENNEs IN DIXIE.
In this country the Southcrncr is the
most constantly in the saddle, and a good
rider in the sunny South is thoroughly
good rider in. But | have often won
dcrcd at the number of poor ones it is
possible to find in localities where every
body moves about in the saddle. Many
men there, who ride all the time, seem
to have acquired the trick of breaking
every commandment in the decalogue of
cquitation. Using horses as a mere
means of transportation seems sometimes
to rcdncc the stccd TO IL simple beast
Of burden, and cquc8trianism to the bold
ability to sit in saddle as you would in
an oXcart
| think | have seen more graceful
equcstrennes in the South than any
where clse-than even in England. Al
| though the Southern woman refuses to
ride the trot, she has proper substi-
tute for it, and her scat is generally adj
mirable. Though | greatly admire q
square trot well ridden in side-saddle
it is really the rise ON this gait which
makes so many crooked female riders
among ourselves and our British cousin
This ought not to be so but ladies arc
apt TO resent too much severity in in
structiuns, and without strict obedience
to her master Il lady never learns to ride
gracefully and stoutly In the Soutl
ladies ride habitually, and moreover,
rack, singlc-foot and canter are not only
graceful, but straight-stting PAGES for
woman.
1t is asserted that when Adam
Rugged Eve in the groves of Para
disc, he established "the pionee
press"
This world is pretty even. Tn
piano has spoiled many gooc
dishwasher, and many a good dish
washer has spoiled a piano,
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-06-27
MUSIC AND POETRY.

Great musicians, like heavy
moustache, never become such by
cultivation. Unless there areinher-
cnt germs, no amount of artificial
coaXing with cosmetics and lotion
will bring them out.
Some minds encirclc everything
with poetic hllo-see the world in
an unreal and often times deceptive
light. We need hardly mention
the names Of Eli Perkins and Tom
Ochiltree in this connection. Like
music and poetry, they both are
products of the Imagination.
Music and poetry belongs To the
realms of the ideal, but they can't
be kept there, or else there would
be fewer street organs, and the edi-
tors waste basket would not foam
oyerat the mouth with spring poetry.
The creation of poetry demands
the exercises of the highest faculties
of the mind, ut in order to get the
stuff before the public in ncwspa.
per, the ideallstic perpetrator has to
pay for its insertion as an advertise
ment, cash in advance, and even
then it does not 90 in at the top of
the column leXt to reading matter.
Poetry and music are among the
fine arts. The histories of nations
are but records of wars and violence.
Wars are eminently destructive of
the fine arts. The strife of the peo-
pie at some period in every nations
history has caused music and poe
try to seek more peaceful chimes,
and when Tennyson's late poem
about "the million feet" and the re-
vival of "Pinafore" is taken into CON
sideration, it is inexplicable that
the English hesitate about going to
war, to get rid of that class of music
and poetry for the time being, any
how.
Musical genius is not so high as
poetic, for the Thomas cat sits on
the wall and MARBLES forth his merry
madrigals, while the poet sits up in
a small room in the attic and burns
the midnight kerosene. The cat
however, harvests the most boot
jacks. The greatest cantatriccs OF
the world, in the days of their most
brilliant triumphs, could not equal
the ripping melody that ooze out o.
a mockidg bird, but one first class
cantatrice rakes in money enough
at one inning to buy up all the
mocking birds in the State of Texas
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-06-27

Trains marked with run daily.
A Baltimore Passenger train leaves
Philadelphia daily at lilo p. M, and
reaches Newark at 1912 night, and Bal
timore at 200 a. IN. This train stops to
take ON or let off passengers.on giving
notice to conductor or agent.
A New York and Washington Express
also leaves Philadelphia at 4:02 p. NJ,
arriving at Newark at 5:l5 p. NJ, which
stops to take or leave passengers on
giving notice to the conductor or agent.
J. X. Wood General Passenger Agent.
j. G. Shivler, Agent at New ak
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-06-27

'sFTIy, of course 1 had. William Jones has
got emf
"Has he' Whereof
''In his cave, ! expect"
"Ilis cavel Where is that!' asked Brink.
lev, becoming very much interested.
Dunno returned Matt; perhaps its
,omcwhcre harcabout. I've seen William
Jones coIao about here, have, but l never
| .nnld trac. hiIn.n