davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

Texas hotel keepers contemplate
forming a hotel pool similar TO the pres
ent railway pool.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

Rough On It-h" cures humers. sruptions ringWoru
letter. salt rhsuE frosted feet, ehilblains,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

mas day it was inferred that there will
be six more weeks of winter weather.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

Victoria, British Columbia, claims a
of Is, 900.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

An OK weighing 1880 pounds is on
exhibition at Maysville, KY.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

~ None genuine without Q bunch Of green
Hops on the white label. Bhun all the vile, pole,
Onus gtun with Hop" or "HopI' ga their Mans,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

1t is said a pinch Of powdered alum
dropped into a pitcher Of muddy water
will clear it almost instantly.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

Rough On Corns hard or soft eorns. bunion. 100.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

The mercury has touched So degrees
below zero in Winnipeg this winter.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

''waHS Health RsasveE' FOR Dyspepsia. Delhi y.
Rough On TOothaehe.' Instant relief l5s.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

Rough on Pain. PoTossd Plaster. l5s. Liquid. 2oc
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

RF- In replying to any Of these
advertfsemsnts, do not forget to say
that you saw g IA this paper
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

Tough On Coughs" TFaehsa. l5o. Liquid, 80.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

''Buohu Paiba.'' Great Kidney and Urinary Cure.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

LEARN TEL EGRgPHY s5sd r si AssGs; eui s
9 hnes offered Adj .. D. PEoull. hEr sedalia 10
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

40 J. q. 81. ]. = !. %.
Cards name IN type5 Elegant - paIe
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21

BEL1svuLE, Prince George Co, Nd, I
May 26th, 1888. J
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21
ISM T RSH55ST T9 cSsE

- - ans ll-Al.D 49, -
Eulazhas -liasTam
o. p -
4 y 81 - y aaga n ~ 81
- - !
a- 1-1aorsl's- L A L. s3iIil a co.. Aat railtal III
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22

Sn Salt 2ate gitp tpuroen BON
Seiten ber Ser. @tao.en 8eb6r6en
abermals 8erbaftungea prominenter
W}ormDnen bDrgenommen. Die grre=
gung unter ben lebteren 1T febr groB.
MusIanb.
Die gbolera perbreitet li9 in
Spanien our@ Glii9tlinge. Sn portu=
sieiii6en 3dfen berrfdt gelbes Jieber.
= Sn 9euti9lanb tperbem 4 arftii6e
grpebitionen fiir ben nd@fen Winter
ausgeriiffetet.
gu Olbbam babem 25, 900 Mrbeis
ter in ben BaumwollezG zGabrifen Bic Nrs
belt eingefent.
= Cine 9epei6e traf in 2onoon ein,
nod tpel6er ber R6nig bon Oabomep
bic frans6fif9em 8eiabungen iberfiel
unb maifafrirte. 1000 Granaoien bat
er gefangen genDmmen.
: Oie Na@ridt lit erft iebt auf ua,=
tuegen nod 2on6on seIangt, baB bic
Garuiiun bon 2aifala am Is. SUM-
BON ben 4ufftdnbii6eu angegriifen
tuurbe. Ser Mnsritf ipuroe iebo6 'su@
riidgei9lagen, nobel 6ie Mufltdn6if9en
einen @erluit bon 5000 Wann erlitten
baben follen.
= Ser Gran3oie Dliber gaine, ber
angeblibe Natbgeber bes MSab6i, bon
oem es bieB, ct tpdre tpegen oes preiies,
ben @eueral @olielep auf feimen &opf
gefebt bate, errtorbet porben, III nod
am Geben, tpie ein bon Berber entfIobe=
uer Sngenieur Nanens 8erti beri9tet,
tuo fi@ aud Paine aufbalten ion.
- &uBlanb bat Der gspptii9en Mm=
leibe feline 3uffimmung gegeben. Diez
felbe iDiro im Nuguif bur1 bic 6irma
@otbf6il6 aufsebra9t tperbem. Die
3uitimmung &ublanbs tpirb fiir elm
3ei9en beferer Beaiebungen apif6en
Rublanb unb England gebalten unb bic
@ourfe Der eurppdif9en @ertbpapiere
finb in GoIge beiien bebeutenb geitiegen.
Sn Minnepeg, Canada, bat Der
Yroaeb gegen ben &ebelenfhbrer 2ouis
2iel begonnen. Ser Mngetlagte pla;.
birte fiir nM9tf9uIbig". Da ber Ners
tbeibiger bic 3u3iebung nod einiger
gntbhHungs5eugen berlangte, tpur6en
bic 8erbanolungen bertagt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22
gluttaer s(nf-abr In wseriep.

SO bumm tpie es aud ideint mar
Der Gufrubr nur iiber gfidel Mhnaen,
tpeI@e bic merifaniidbe &esierung bor
furaem ausgab, unb tuel1e BEN Meri=
tanern ni6t gefielen. 4etpiB cine fleine
urfa9e. Nber 8lutf6rperden fino nur
Der elm adtunbsman3isbu She'll
10 groB iuie elmer bon unieren 5 Gent
yti6els. llno bod, ipel9e cine Mufre=
gung iie beranitalten, menn etipas ni1t
re9t NIT ibnen gebt. Grau Brannan
BON SDanboe, Ga. fagt, sd gebrau9te
8rOtpn's Glen 8itters NIT 6efen @e=
fultaten gegen f9limme Nerpoftdt,
edlaflofsteit unS i@le9tes 8lut."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22
Cages ; Wemi8feite,s.
8 n Ianb b.


= General 5beri6an bat BON Was
fbington Srber erbalten, 6aB bic 6traz
BE ftir Niebtreiber our1 bas fogenannte
rNo Man's 2anb" offen erbalten tpir6.
Sn SOB & @9neibers 8rauerei
in Cincinnati hat cine Geuersbrunft fir
$40, 69nben berurfa9t.
- Sn Der Mubitors=O Office au Wafbs
ington tpurbe BET SO Sabre alte glerf
Qronfopf BON Snbiana bonn @9lagfluB
getroHen unb ftiirate bor feinem pult
to6t aufamnen.
- Sas Observation-Disclosures bes
ri6tet, baB In Batia, BraiiIien, bas
gelbe Gieber ausgebrp9en unb bob bic
,@bolera i'm 9afen bon gabir eri9ienen
fet.
Sn pittsburg errei9te bic 6ibe
am 81. Suli SO @rab.
- Ser @ouberneur pon Rauias hat
tuieberum cine protIamation erlafIeu,
IN ber er bas Dur9treiben BON 8ieb
aus benz fii6li6en Seras berbietet.
Sn Bloomington, els., berz
brannte elm beutf@er Garmer gfamens
Oenier fein ganses Dab unb Gut, meil
feine Gran cine S6eibungstIage gegen
i'm anftrengte. gls Denfer bann ber=
baftet unb ing @efdngniB gebra4t tpors
ben mar, erbdngte ct fi9 bafelbf.
Mm 81. tpur6en in ct. 2ouis IA
Gdae BON Sonnenfti6 beri6tet. Sm
9tem Yort ereigneten iidh am felben
Sage 6rei Sobesfdle am Gonnenfid5.
-3u Sort &eno bat bas gnrolliren
Der Snbianer begonnen. Ser Maent
Dper bat refsnirt unb giebt als @runb
oaffr on, baB ct bel Ser grapingung
ber @eieBe feine llntertiibung bon Geis
ten beg 9epartements fin6et.
Die Quntington 8abmlinien, bic
ilnter ber @ontrole Der Soutbern paeiz
fie @eieai@aft fteben, iinb in folgenbe
Spfeme eiagetbeilt tporben: Sas Mt=
lantif6e SDftem, ipel9es bic 2ouiiiana
unb Seras (bie ebemalige Morgan 2is
nie) uno ferner bic 2ouifiana Weitern,
bic 3eras unb NetpsO Orleans nno bic
@albeiton, 9arrisburg unb San Mns
tonio 8abnen einl9lieBt; iobann bas
pacifie @piem nit ber Goutbern pacir
fc 8abn in Neu=Merifo, In Mriaona
unb @alifornien unb Johann bas ber
Central pacific Babn. Bon nun an
tuerben bic ginnabmen nod benz 3us
fammenbdngenben SDften, ni9t nod
ber ein3elnen 8abn bere6net tperben.
= @eneraI @rants 3uitanb 1T iebr
bebentlid. 9ie Merate sebem f9 Der
8efiir6tung bin, bob iein Sob tdgli9
unb fAnblidb eintreten tonne.
= General Sberiban bat ben Snbias
ilern i'm 9erritorium bic gemiinidte @es
legenbeit gegeben, iid aus5ufpre6en
unb ibre Glagen boraubringen, er ielbft
bagegen bat ii9 aller @erfpredungen
unb 3uiagen entbalten. 9auptiddli6
aufgebra9t tuaren lie neueroings iiber
bas @erii9t. baB bic &esierung fie su
enttpaffnen beabii@tise.
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@lei6 barauf faste aber ber aranfe
glei6siiltig:
Nun-&inb, bann glib mir nur mei=
net &affee.
Sic f9ob ben linfen Mrm unter iei=
men 9taden, tpie fie es in Der Nadt ge=
tban, tpenn iie inn gu trinfen ge9eben,
ltnb ndberte nit Der &e9ten bic Salfe
ieinem Munbe.
Doblenau blidte in ben banpfen6en
Grant unb bann gu ibr auf.
ST ber &aHee aud nibt au beiBa
SD benfe ct miro's ri6t iein =
9l9, bite, beriu9e i'm lieber erlt
einmal, bat Doblenau beiorgt.
9ie 2infe nod INNER unter feinem
&opf, in Der &e9ten ben &affee, bob
grtbia bic Saffe on ibre 2ippen, foitete
elm tDenig 6abon un6 bot Fe ibm bon
Neuent:
ct 1T gerabe munbre9t.
llnb nun aud ber3re@t, iaste Dobs
lenau.
gribia erf6rat. Sic seba6te an iez
nes Glas @rog, tpel9es iie benz alten
Wetterbabn gen,iidt unb freoen3t, benz
@rafen 9oblenau beripeigert bate.
Ob ct tpobI eben aud baran ba9te?
Ser &ranfe tranf aber rubig feline
Safe aus, IieB fie ii@ abnebmen unb
ipra1 fein Mort tpeiter.
35gernb fagte gribia, ,pdbrenb lie
ibm bas Gllfen aure6t flopfte:
Sd muB-jebt-fort-
Wie f9aoe! antportete Doblenau
traurig. Du tpirf mir iebr, iebr febs
Ienl Miaf Du mir in Deinem gatet,
liebem 9er3en elm pldb6eu frei balten
-Martina?
sic ma9te fi9 nod INNER nit benz
2iKen gu f6affea un6 nidte nur 5uitims
rtenb.
l1n6 baft 9u benz aItem Sborem ber=
sieben-Maes ber5ieben, tpomit er-
Sid gequdlt2 fubr 9oblenau teiier
fort.
gribia f6wiee befangen.
(Gortfebuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22
Wootan Wells.

ON Der Souifou 6 geras GentraIbabn, lao
MeiIeu nOr6lid bon Soufon gelesen. Stra.
senbabnmasen berbinoeu ben Ylab in @ootan
Station NIT ben 8abnaiigen. @utes Sutel unb
Boarbinsbdufer, 8aoebduier 8illarb, QeibFau,
Sfatina Rint anb Sanalaal. goaro bon 6 bic
IL Dollar pet Bo1e. Mineralaueqen
Sur bon @beumatismus, Oyspepfa, Diarrboe,
@aGerludt, 2eber. unb Nierenfranf6eiteu.
Wilsiudt uno ueibliden Rrantbeiten. Hir &c.
ben Gaeta nno fOrbern sur llnterinduna auf.
Bran ieabe Degen MnaIbiis unb 8euaniiIen.
@aiIer 10 @ents bic @allone, berIdidt aeoeu
8aar bel ablieferuns, Bran abrefire
SO,4 ,s5, ,p6W ' ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22

= Menn in Golge bon grfdltung
ober au6 an6erer urfaden bic Musi9eis
bungsorgane untbdtig tperben, 10 follte
man bic entsiinbli6en Stoffe entfernen
unb gefunbe Sbdtigfeit berfellen.
Mper's piaen bepitfen bas raid, ge=
fabrlos unb fi9er. Man9e ernftli9en
&ranfbeiten f6nnnten berbiitet tperoea.
ipenn man fol@en St6rungen, bic oft
in bauernbe Granfbeiten ausarten, foe
glei1 entgegen arbeitete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22

8iel NerIangt. Dffi3ier
du jour (ipdt bes Mbenbs bic in's Sc
tuebr getretene fhlaftruntene Wa1e
rsbibirenb): 2erl, ieben sic ni1tss
@olbat: Nein, 6err 2ieutenant.
Offi3ier: 2erl, feben Sic INNER nod
ni9tsa
@olbat: Nein, Gerr 2ieutnant.
Offi5isr: Gerl, ieben Sic INNER nod
ai9t, baB Sic ben 9elm berfebrt ouf
Sbrem 6dmli9en R0pfe iiben babeng
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22
SchoIz' Gar.ten,
Nuiftn, Tero8.

Dieter, felt Ianseu Sabren popuIdre Ser.
sniisuass' uaO erb0lunssert bistet bur@ bieIe
nene Ginridtunsen unb 8erfdonerunsen ben
einnobnern bon amftin uab 3ureifenben einen
angenebmen Mufenthalt. Sc nirb bas Weffre.
ben Der Manaaer fein, ftets bas aeueRe unb
Bette bon muiitaliiden unb 6ramatifden 8or-
trdsen bem Yubtifnm boranfiibren unb in ieber
StnFd)t bas eofal 10 gu sefaIten, Inn ben I'm
forberunsen Der 8eiader seredt su iperben.
8er fi9 i'm Greien bel eineim fi6len Trumf ct.
bolen uno erfriiden min, Der berseGe ni6t
bor3uipre9en.
LUESCHOW & BESSERER
9,7w6M Lessees.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22

% . m sc egen inbie Sraufe.
8oronin: Stein Sic mir BEL, 6err
profehor! Ser Doftor bier bebauptet
foeben, bic Weiber gliben ben G@Ians
gen. Sic baben ia 6rei Grauen gebabt,
liebfer profef0r! Ni6t mar, iener
Berglei6 III cine 9erldum6ungs
profefor: Nnerbings cine NerIdum=
bung = Der S9langenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22
2amiemee faae,t 10.

Scr. 8. Is. attins, Girarb. aanf., fdreibt /:
SD aosere nidt, meinen 3unben Sbr elestriid
Bitter au empfebIen. gs errinst ii4 ausemeine
8nfrie6enbeit unb berfanft iid raid.' electric
8itters iff bic rsinfte uno beabefannte Msebiain,
bic Nieren. unb 2ebertranfbeiten beilt. Reiniae
baS Blut unb resuIire bic Northumberland.
Reine GamiIie fam pbne bic Webisin fein. Sic
erIparen Sunberte bon Dollars in ars.....:: den
&ednunsen bas 5abr binbur1.
gertauft su 80 Gents bic 8Iaide bel u.
Drei6.
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gBidtig fit Nusipanberer.
0tese Yreisermabisuns in rer l1eberfabrt

0teBe Hreisermdbisuns in her fleberfalrt.
Der tinteraeihnete it erm6dtist Yaifase.
f9eins, freie 9etofisums einsef9loHea, BON 8re.
men lber SaSre unb Mntmerpen mud Gan An.
onio fir $44.15 aus3ufelIen.
Der Treis fiir bic Reife bon San antonio
mad oben senauntem Sdfen, incl. 8etOitisuns.
$62.3s.
Germer rebnairte gifenbabnraten na9 allen
Orten IN Dentidlanb, Sdpeis, 9dnemarf mnb
6ranfreid. Fse4 ss
sNdberes 5u erfabren bel
6. @rieienbed,
22,f ,tuip @afa9es agent, Gan antonto.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22

9ur9 bic 8Iume. 6err:
Was far cine reiaen6e 9ano sic babem |
gaaettdn5erin: 0anbI6ubnummer
59l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22

= 9ie rglein Wat9 gompanD" BE.
f9dftigt 230O Mdnner lln6 Nrbeiterin<
men uno liefert idbrli6 $50, 900 8a.
f4enuhren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22

Drei Wanf9e. (Drei Stu.
benten tommen fpdt Na6ts fart be3e6t
in elm 9affeebaus.)
/. STUDENT: 2e0ner, mir einen
@ognac!
2. Wtir bringen sic einen 3afee!
3. llnb mir. berebrteifer Seem. mir
bringen Sic nod 9auie!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22

- nnterf 9ieb. u: Rennen sic
ben &e9tsfanbibaten MfilIer - ct ioII
elm gutter &ebner feins
o: Sd ba6 ibn nur aIs Gpre9er
fennen gelernt!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22

ssImproved Condition Powders'' fiir Yfer.
be unb @inbbieb. Elm ousseaeidnetes umb er.
prcbteS &ulber in ber Bebanblung bon syub.
franfbeiten oIler Mrt alleemeine llntabIi@feit,
Mnipadirn Der Saut, Rdube, seIbes BaFer,
Mansel an @ppetit. @ebrau9Sanpeiluna auf
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon unb gum gerfauf
bel Mbolpb Drei6, aIamo @laaa, aeaen.
uber BET Ypftoffice, San Nntorio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22

Our9 stpeier gutter 3eugen Munb
Wirb iiberaa bic Wabrbeit funb.
Sas 9eutfdtbum bier riibmt Sail
& Nr
In puncto &au6s unb @dnupftabafs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22
,epsie.

Die sswSbnIiSRsu ansei6ea psH Nssyey(e
essr nesnssl an Uersannla fIub eia 4rud I'm
Masea. usblisisit, gIabansea, e9pinseI, Sob,
trenuen, ertre4en. appetitIeFetsst nns Sartlei,
'bisssit. mer NIT DpspspHs bsbaitss IN, leisst
uuidsli6ss eisHb. fsrYsxli9 iopsbt ME sssfsis.
eoG6e aranse ionten BIZ 8srba,ans itimuIiren.
unb einen resslmasissn tdsli9en etubIsans bers
beifabren. Dies tonnsn fie bur9 mdbise 9ofeu nom
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Mpcr's Nille,,.

Ha4bem reseImdtiser stubIsams erIanst n,
q nstne man thsIi@ cine bieier aiuen ua4 Sii9.
pstus9 sew5bnIi9 cine uoufdnbiss aeitans ers
iseltpirb.
= esa's @saea fns rein pilansIi9 uns iiberyadert.
sss fab cine ansenssas, uOusommen uni4dbl9s
aHs iuussiaifss arsnsi, hur4 bic ale aransbsitsn
.'s "aasns uns Der gebdrme sebeiIt werben. BUM
9sassessaa4 sisss CO tsia seBsrss garsatiu.
3absrsitet BON
Asss = ga.. sapelI, 3aa.
sn aHsn spssss,tH ~ sas.a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22

= Probatum est. profeKor (einer
lanbpirtbf6aftli9en S9ule): Wie
tann man 9ammelfleiib am beiten
lange 3eit frif9 erbaItens
s6tler: Man IdBt ben 9ammel am
Qeben!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22

Oie
0B66entltdbe Trete Nreffe
erideint
ieoen DonnerfaS
unb fpffet
$3.50 oas Sabr pber $1.25 far 6
Wonate in gOrausbe3ablans.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-02-28
Unspotted from the World.

Many of those who call them
selves Christians have every real
son to be heartily ashamed of
themselves ifthey will only apply
even the worlds standard to their
conduct. They are acting in way
which the world itself regards as
disllonorahlc. Departures from IN
tegrity and violations Of friendship
cannot be whitewashed. The stain
of turpitude remains in all it's dis
NAL responsiveness. II society has
its standard, md stamps such con-
duct with infamy, the Church oughJ
to lave one still higher by which
Christian character should be meas
ured. A higher tone is what is
needed. There are many inconsiS-
tencies, not amenabie to discipline,
that requires the restraint of pull
lie opinion to keep them down.
The purer members of our churche;
ought to be mare outSpoken in con
Of them. "UnspOttcd
from tile world" is the first ele-
ment of our religion, and the spots
should not 60 unnoted.-Christian
Advocate.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-02-28
"a
Origin of a Familiar Hymn.

There is an interesting incident
mentioned in the life OF Charles
Wesley, which led to the writing
OF one of his best known hymns.
One day Mr.. Wesley was sitting
by an open window looking out on
the beautiful fields, in summer time.
Presently little bird fitting
about in the sunshine attracted his
attention. just slien a hawk came
sweeping down toward the little
bird. The poor thing very much
frightened was darting here and
there, trying to find some place of
refuge. In the bright sunny air, in
the leafy trees, or the green fields
there was no hiding place from the
fierce grasp of the hawk. But see
ing he open window and the
man sitting by if, the bird in his
terror flew toward 1t and with a;
beating heart and quiyering wing
undTefuge iii Mr.W esley's bosom.
He sheltered it from the threat.
ening danger and saved it from
cruel death.
Mr.. Wesley was at the time Suff-
ering severe trial and was feeling
the need OLA refuge in his own time
of trouble as much as the trembling
little bird did tsi,lt nestled in his
bosom. So he tosk up his pen, ard
wrote the beautiful hymn.
''Jesns, Savior OF my soul,
Let me to Thy bosom fly,
While the waves Of trouble roll,
While the tempest still IS nigh"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-02-28
Horse Physiognomy,

A horSe's head indicates his
character very much as mans
does. Vice is shown in the ey e and
mouth; intelligence in the eye and
in the breadth between the ears, land
between the eyes; spirit in the mo-
bile noStril, and active ear. TIE
size of the eye, the thinness of the
skin, making the face bony, the
large, open ihine.lged noStril, the
fine eur, and the thin, fine name
and fole top, are indications efhish
breeding, and accompany a high
strung nervous organization, which
with good limbs and muscular pow
er, ensures Il considerable degree
of speed in the animal. The stu
pidly, lazy horse, that driver call
a luck. head" has Il dull eye USUAL
", a narrow forehead, and contract.
ed poll. He is always Il blunderer.
forgets himself, and stumbles Oh
smooth ground, gets himself and
his owner into di@culties, talks
himself, is sometimes positively
lazy, but often a hard goer. He
needs constant care and watchful-
ness on the drivers part. a buyer
of equine flesh should be able to
detect the good and bad qualities
of the animals lie contemplates pur
chasing. This valuable knowledge
is only acquired by IL careful study
of the various parts OF horse phys
iognOmy.
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PENINSULA CLOTHING
STORE.
/. H. Merrill & Co.,
pOCOMOkE CITY. MD,

-l)tlltrS Ill -
MEMS. YOUTHS. BOYS MD
CHILDRENS FINE CLOTHING.
LADIES. GENTS. MISSES AND
.CHILDRENS FIN T. SH O ES.
HAND AND MACHINE SEWED;
HATS. CAPS. AND ALL KINDS
or GENTS FURN II \ G
GOODS, ROBES HORSE AND
LAP RLAN kETS. w II Fps,
SATCHELS. UMBRELLAS. RU Is
Ser BOOTS AND SHOES. &C-
We avail ourselves of this means Of ad
yising the citizens of Accomac and
Northampton counties that we have
made large additions TO our stock. airi
are now ready for the fall and winter
trade. We buy largely direct from lIl;lH-
ufacturerS and feel safe i'll saying THAT
our stock NJ READY-MADE CLOTH
ING. BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. CAPS.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Is
without superior both in style and
quality on this peninsula. Prices close
for meritorious goods. When Won visit
Pocomoke City. don 1t fail to call and see
orr goods and prices. Your presence
will always be appreciated. ana your
commands 10y mail will have our best At
tention. Remember we keep ali M
mense stock, and selllow for cash.
l. II. MERRILL& Co.
pucomoke City, Md.
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Buchanan's Hopeless Love. (,

"reminiscences Of Democratic adj
lninistIations of y ;ars gone by are
constantly coming to light, Says a
Washington letter to the Balti-
more American. "RightOvcrtllele,D
said an old society beauX recently,
pointing to brown stone front
near the executive mansion, olives
ii woman whe might have been
mistress Of the White House under
Democratic rule if she had seen lit
TO accept the hand OF James BucIl.
anan. She comes from q very
wealthy Pennsylvania family land
was c0urted by Mr.. Buchanan. Her
people wanted her to marry him,
but she didn't want to. She loved
poor clergyman, rector Of a church
i'll her own town; but the family
didn't want her to marry him, and
so they arranged that he should be
quietly transferred to another post,
some hundreds or thousands Of
miles away. This broke up the
match and the maiden too, for she
went into retirement at once and
has married nobody. Neither the
punishment of her clergyman nor
the elevation Of Mr.. Buchanan to
the presidency could make her
change her mind, and she remain
ed and remains single. She is an old
withered and sad woman, living
alone with a widowed sister in that
great mansion, With actuily more
money than they know how to use.
They are the richest people in
Washington, possibly excepting
Mr.. COrcoran. and they do nothing
with their wealth except tokeep up
their mag iticenT establishment
and a lot of cats and dogs" The
lady referred to is the one of whom
the story Is told that Mr.. Corcoran
one day sent her d polite note some
what AS follows: My Dear Madam:
1 have been Tor some time thinking
of charging the Arlington Hotel.
Ifyou will state the value OF your
brOwn-stone mansion adjoining, !
will send the check for the amount
To which she replied: "My Dear
Mr.. Corcoran: | have tor sometime
been thinking Of charging my
flower garden. Ii you will state the
value of the Arlington hotel adjoin-
ing, l will send you my check for
the amount"
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1t is the Ideal Home, After All.


The farmer who gives the most
thonght and care to his home nat
urally clothes it with the most at
lection. Thus does work breed an
increasing tondneSs for the object
worked for. There is no sort of
danger that farmers will exhaust
themselves as practical men by an
excess of emotion; on the other
hand, the danger is rather that all
work will tend 10 kill out what
should be TO tered with a constant
tenderness. Earth has no para
disc left but home. The more
thought one devoteS to that, wheth
Ell it be humble or palatial, the
greater the sum Of his happiness.
The standing wonder is that far.
merS do not see and improve their
natural advantages. as men who re
tire into the country with ample
fortunes to enjoy are more apt to
do. All that heaven has to give is
theirs-air, sunlight, water. grass,
trees, sky ana the company ofbirds
and animals. What a prize would
not these be esteemed III the thick
of a large and noisy city. The COLI
tented farmer is the one who makes
his home the permanent centre of
the earth for himself, by adjoining
and rendering it attractive. 1t is
easier to create such deep aud
lasting attachment than it is to
heap up riches. Life is rather for
living than Tor perpetual getting.
The country home Is the ideal home
in our civilization.