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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-05
gesas.

= Ser aug Der Srrenanfalt gu Mu=
hin entfprunsene Wm. ubfeib BON
9arriion gountD lit wieber eingefangen
uno suridgebraht morben. Mau
glaubt, baB iein Wabnlinn beilbar 1T.
= &obert Blum in 6oufon, Der bon
benz Garbigen Mit6ea sel6ofen tpurbe,
1T .geitorben.
Bon 8renbam pirb beridtet, baB
bas &no9enfeber in ieber 6amilie Der
Stabt gu finben lei. Ni9t ALIEN Mens
i1en lelber baran, fonbern es 1T audi
unter ben 9un5en berbreitet.
Die Tirma 6aubel Bros. in
grenbam bat fallirt.
@ounerneur Srelano bat fih in
Dallas anscfauft unb es beibt, 6ab er
Seguin berla1en unb feinen flnftiaen
Wobnlib in Dallas aufi6lagen mer6e.
auf ber Garm BON Sad Moams
BET &i9monb ereignete ii9 Elm Morb.
Gin 6arbiger Namens Gromlep eridien
i'm Geloe unb berlangte BON einem Der
gaumwoapfiider, einem Garbigen Naz
mems Gibbs, &autabaf. Wdbrenb
belfelbe in Die Safde eriff, nm Den Sa=
bat hetaus5u5ieben, puroe ct DON
@roplen eriADfen. Ser M1rber lit
perbaftet tDorben. @s 1T bereiis Der
3peite Morb,. beiien er fi9 i9ulbig
madt.
= gu Colorado CHAPEL bei gaarop
berutteinistsn ii1 atpei junge 2eute.
Serb unb Walte, Beibe bon Blanco
@ountp. Walfer f6Ius Gorb nit Der
Tauf duf ben Gopf, porauf Der 2ebtere
cine pifole 5og unb feinen @egner 56oB.
Walfer befinbet iid nod am 9ebert unb
Gorb i'm @efdngniB.
Ser pro5eB gegen Wrs. Graft
bon WeatberIorb. bic bei9ulbigt miro,
Briefe obicOnen SnbaIts bur6 bic pof
berianbt gu baben, 1T bis gum nd6fen
Sermit DerI6oben nDrben.
= S9on mieber bat fid elm Woro
in Guitin ereignet. Ser Jarbige Sames
@lober purbe baielbf BON einem anbern
Jarbigen Namens Glen Drummer ers
I9oiien. Ser M6rber 1T entfommeir.
Wie gepObnli9 f9eint aud Der
gesentpdrtis in ssras reifenbe Circus
BON gefeBloiem- @eIinbel besleitet su
fem. Sn Sabonia wurbe elm 70iabri=
ger Mtann bon fold einem Sieb UNI
$500 befdminbelt.
- Ser Garbige Drummer in Nuftin
it na1trdgIi9 perbaftet tpprben. @r
liebt Dem i'm @efdngniB fibenoen Soc
Woob 10 dbnIid, oaB man bic 8ermu.
tbung begt, er f0nne bet 8eriiber Der
neuliden Morbthateu fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-05
6. &. midaer. mbofesofe< ;,

6. S. MRiilIer, Wbofefale< unb
&~etailbdnbler in Garben. Selen, Nnz
treidermateriaIen, Commensurate,
San Nntonio empfieblt iein groBes
Eager in biefeH Mrtifeln gu SEEM Sort
preiien ,uno maht gang, beionoers auf
ben geudblten 8orrotb BON Bilbern /:
@bromos, &upfers unb 9tablftiden,
Selgemdloen uno pbantaiie gilbern
aler Mrt. ferner auf Die gef6madpole
Nuspabl bDn 8ilberrabmen Der a1er<
mobernften Jorm unb auf bic MGes
umfanenben 3ei6enmaterialen auf=
merflam. Ollie Muftrdge fir irsenb cine
Der obigen 8ran9en peroen prompt
ausgeflbrt; 8iIber bon ieber @r6Be eitz
gerabmt uno ale Irbeiteu m0gli1it
iGnea uno gut beior9t, bic in bas Sad
i9lagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-05
Giue sluttpurt oemiin,d,t.

9ann irseno Semanb eiuen SAL bon Mieren-
ober eeber.5franfGeit b%riugen, ben oas @lectric
SitterS uidt idnell furirt2 gSir faacn Nein,
cern iauienoe bon 6allen liao erlpielenermabea
idon sebeilt Doroen. 8risbts 9iseefe, Darn.
aub. S1paGe nber ugsno eiue anbcre oamit
oeripapbte arantbeit i9ncll gebeitt. electric
8itterS reiniet oaS 8tut, reaullrt Die @inae.
lpeioe nns lpirft Direct Guf BEN Icibenoen She'll.
Seoe Glaf1e garantirt. so gents bic aIaide
bel u. Dreib -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-05
3amprrbpieeu 6eilmitteI.

Samorrboioen baben sep66nlid borber.
aebenoe S9meraen i'm &iden, geaoen unb benz
nnterlelbe 10 bab Der Ratient slaubt feline Jie.
rem, poer Die ndditen Srsane feien in einem
trantbaften 8uffanoe. .3eitpeife iino 3eiden
ocn llnperoaulidfeit sesenpdrtig, als Bid
hung, unbebagli9teit oes Ma9enS etc. Fine
Sen1tistett tpie S9peib, elm unangenebmes
SUDDEN berborrufeno, nadoem man tparm
miro, 1T elm getpobnlider 8esleiter. 8linbe,
blutt9e uno iidenbe Sdmorrboiben Deraen
burd einmalisen @ebrau@ bon Dr. 8oionto's
9amorrboiSen SeilmittsI, tpeldes brett cuff bic
trantbaftem Steien einpirft, Die Gnmor ab.
iorbirt, bus bsftige Suden ~beieitist unb cine
oauernoe 9eilung berborbrinst, abgeitelt.
grsis 80 @sats. Nobreiiire: Sbe Dr. 8oionto
Mebieine SO, 9iaua, Sbio.
@erfauft bel g.. 8alteber G. Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-05
Weue @aaren.

llnermiiblid in ieinem @ifcr, bas Bette au
bieten, mas Der Wartt Imiefert, bat Der betannte
9 bbdnbler 5err JAS. MARTIN eli.
Sduben singelest, Der ales ibertrift, mas mir
bisber in oieisr 8ranGe iabem. Oie banbse-
nGbten Sdabe fino BON eimer eeidtiefeit unS
elesans, nm ieoen 6ub, pollten iu9eu iebes
6ubfen, 5n aieren. @ir eriuden bic Samen,
iid bic neuen @aaren an3ufeben unb Ge werben
nit ms pberetnffimmen. bab Sas. Nartin fei.
mem 2uf, Der faibionabIe Sdugbdnbler ~unierer
Staot 81 iein, auiredt crbdlt.
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&plfsfeft @eihdft.
W6tung, Damen!

N6tung, 9amen!
Sic feline $3.50 nertbe @bale OrgeI,
pel9e bon ben 9erren &bobius unb
Sempsfp Der Wolfs: Mfoeiation gei9enft
tprroe, mirb berienigen Dame suerfannt
tperoen, melde pon iebt ab big aum
Mitttpo6 ben 81. Oftober Ma1mitfaas
6 ubr bic meifen 8olfsfeft=S idets ber=
fauft bat.
Sieienigen, uel9e um bic prdmienz
Srgel gu coneurriren piini1en, m6gen
gefdligit beim @9abmeifer s. 6erff
Jun, mel6er ibnen Sidets b~erabfoIgt
unb ndbere Snformationen gibt, bpr=
lpre6en.
Grfagt: fommt nidt ole auf einmal.
1877 8. %. WaoaraB, prdl.
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= Sebr siiniig ipri6t ii@ !6err
8tnspanger, Wagemeiiter Der 4. Warb
9eutpage, 92O SpluaniazG traBe, ct.
Soiepb, Mo., iber bic beriibmten 8 +.
Muguf R6nigs 9amburger
j mile en- : W eb13inen aus.
vt gebrau6te fie ftets tpenn n1tbig unb
1T INNER nit beren Wirfungen aufrie=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-05

- ct. gincent's @inber
Mfpl, Baltimore, Mb. : @6uefer
Wtarie beri6tet. baB ct. Safobs Oel
ipieberbolentli9 gegen &beumatismhs
topobl wie duBere @erleBungem. &C. nit
ben beften grfOlgen angemanot wuroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-05
oImproyed CondItIou Powders, fir SRI

be uno 8iEbpieb. Elm auSseseidneteS uno ct.
probteS Buluer in Der 8ehanoluns bon SUP.
franfbeiten aller Wrt, a~llaemsine llnpablidteit,
Nnpadisn Der 9au;, &aube, sslbes 8a1er,
Wansel al 9lppetit. @ebraudsarmeiiung auf
Der Etitette. 6abri3irt bon unb gum 8erfauf
bel Nbolpb Oreib, alamo Ylnsa, sesen.
iiber Der &efioFfiee, Gan gntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-05
Dr. Spbn Butts
Smiths Tonic Syrup
flu bic Seiluns bon
Tiebern aQer Nrt.
utalartIdse &,anfbetten.

""'ustIWe AsdntDetten.
Ser Eisrntbimer bieler b%eriibmten Webi,;u
beanipruht fur bieielbe ben 8or,ua Dor alien
ibrigen Scilmitteln, iuelde Dem Yablifum ala
ia DE, tdere unb permanente
fur gegen Hieber alIer Art, bon ~ldnserer pber
tIrserer Dauer empfoblen ueroen. Ct ruff aue
pefli9en unb iibliden Staaten als 9eusen
auf fir Die @abrbeit Der 8erfideruns, bab es
in teinem ~einaisen Sale feline beilenoe Birfuus
beriagen iuiro, ipsnn bic &nmeiiungen genau
befolst perben. Sci bielen MnfaIen 1T cine
%ein3slne Doiis our Seiluns seniigenO, uno 9anse
Gamilien crlan9ten burd cine einaise 1Iaf1e
ibre @eiunbheit tuieber. Sc 1T inbeb geratben
1uo ieoenfads mad Iangtpierigen NnfdIen fide.
rer, wenn man ben @ebraud bes Mitt,Is nod
eine ober amei @o9en mad Dem Nufboren beS
.GieberS fortiebt. @ep5bnlid beoarf ,,an bel
oiefer Mebi5tn feines peiteren Siilfsmittels, UNI
bic Eingetueioe in Orbnuns gu balten. Collie
aber Der Yatieut nod eines Requirement Mittels
beoirfen, nadoem er brfi ober bier Dolen bes
Sonic eenommen Bat, 10 pirb cine ~einselne
OofiS bon aents 8e9etabIe s ami Ig
willie eeniigen.
BULBS Sarsaparilla 1T bas aIte unb auber.
ldifse Seilmittel gese,, llnreinisfeit bes 8Iutes
unb ifrophul0fe anfaae = Der &onig her glut.
r~einiger.
Dr.. John Bulls Vegetable Worm Des.
troyer 1T in @eftalt bon ganbb DROPS prdpa.
rlrt, id0n bonn aniebn unb Iei6t inaunebmen.
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Su Der Wdbe nou mouuh ~

Sn Der Ndbe Don &ounb God
lebte friitec Elm Sarmer Wamens @louz
ton, Der l9 aber aus @iferiu0t bon
~ieirer Jrau trsnnte uub mad 2ampaias
ging, mdbrehb 5rou @louton i'm Belt
DER 0arm pethIieb. Ipr sinigen Gagen
febrte er 3uriid mto eli6OB ben YG6ter
Der 6arm. einen Maan Namens @opt,
mdbreHo oieier beim Baummoapfliiden
mar. Damn ii6ergab et It6 benz She
riff in Georgetown.
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Suits
6arHeiti0feit.:

iuff'a 51tIftt iinb Bet bef6x4seen SAGtnsEepas
IS eees8net; cine Dr1ls beuiftf R5ne 5oI&e 0cs
thIsretanherrns, bub Der 8 uti<n< BARRIER etjtauut.
sc fthrfcss ben st1tsfit1Ia6 ffra1iaacn, fst
SrsqntsmnS flr4 ne Ioemdbrt, nnb burd5 isse
tp1tf9e 8trtun1 nuf BITE Nerc1uuneScraa.te
Ne me8etmdEtsteit be6 G~tubIoangS terbetz
3ftaRrts #rsis 20 &t2. "A @ufrap ct, u. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-05

Wer ba ni6t liebt @ein, Weib, @es
fang,
Der bleibt eiu Starr Iein 2ebeIang.
Wer Sails VT BON 9 Baltimore
Nlft raudt, Der lift Elm GROCER 5bor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-05

Feiles S~arsaparil1a" fur
aue Blnt' mnb Sautftanfbeiten. aurirt bic
fdlimmfen Sale bon BIutoeraiftuna bis aur
semobnliden Ginne. @ebrau9Sanneiluns auf
Der Etifette. Gabrisirt bon Der Mlamo Mft'a
Company uao gum 8ertauf an @ieoerberfdlfer
uno an @ribatperiOnen bel u. Dreib Gan
Mntonio.
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-pbotograpbien. tpel6e in @aIIas
10 a ps Gallerie, Alb Oft 0oufton=
StraBe eenDmmen tDerben. finb in
ieber 9inii6t polfommen unb f6nnen
ni6t iibertrofen merbeu. Wer cine
por5isli9e photographic gu mdBisem
yreiie tpilnf6t, benz empfeblen nil, nod
@auatpaps 8alerie gu geben, unb CT
wirb 5ufriebengeitelt merben.
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Df! 4. F6iidiss PIsDarai0n

EyfsAS DeIln@ WlrD &u@ Mat flur
bon Der Btrfinnhttt iiberaeueen, ionoern aud
9nredt @rtis insb Dnut teransforbern. Sd e..
bate fdgtid Dnnfidreiten unb NadfoIscnoes
fInb eiui9e Aus3iige aus benfeIben
Mad 30fdgieer anuenbuua babe ih ben &c.
brauA fiugeiteIt unb bin erRdtint unb erfreut
iiber ben GrfcIg.H
nidnt I'D, iuas Sic berIpre&en. Sd
sGlAs GrvdFtuuge1 Fnb iibertroFen uoroen.
~ tubfr 5dt es sepirtt uno mebr gsIei.
{et, dIS ID eriD1rtet babe
sd babe e NIT sttem GrfoIee an~gepaabt.s
Die Beifesin tpelder es bemirtte, mas i'd
plnlfte, bat mid iberafdt.H S
$tsidAi4 fnbE msIt 4ofnnnsen erfiat nor,
~ In9 y Din B66Iid 6Gribrr erfreat.~
yb!lllb garantirt, bdb bas Mittel barmlos it
uno ttIne f9dbIiden @ubfaaseu entbdIt.
Rad &aapfang bee Yrsifts bon 81 burdj bic
&of in lderer 8trpaduna bcrfaubt. Der.
{ltgsLte GisFulete 4 Gents. Bel Druasiaen su
96ben. MbreNe:
Madame Fontaine, ZOE 14th St., New York.
"a, !, iup1f
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.Wuslan b.

= Bic amtliden geridte Der oellt=
iden Nustpauberungs Statifit weiien
mad, baB ipdbrenb Der eriten 8 Monate
bes Satres 1885 bic beutlde Musman=
berung mad Nmerifa I'M mebr als 3d.
900 &6pfe binter Der befielben 3eitrauz
mes bonn borisen Sabre suriidssblies
ben it,.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-30

T Western Starr, Justice Of the Peace at
Dickinson, was in town Tuesday on bus
mess. He states that no one from Bill
lings county appeared at Dickinson to
have their assessment lowered. The
rate Of taxation has moi, yet been deter
mined. a5fia3F
Justice Reed issued warrant last
evening against A. Won Steiger on a
charge Of assault md battery preferred
by Mrs. Baily Katz.- [Washburne Times.
The "Dude" seems still to be at his
funny work. Some one had better cork
himup. as H, q,
Jack Bullion came in yesterday from
his ranch and reported that between his
ranch on Bullion creek and Van Eeghan's
on Garner, creekia heavy hail storm
occurred: last Saturday. In some places
the hail was piled up foot deep. There
was only narrow strip in which the
hail fell and no damage was done. s,3,,$
Tuesday, owing to the absence Of wind
was the most oppressive day the inhab.
itants Of Medora have ever experienced
Until half past two the sun itself fairly
sweltered. Then a rain storm accompa.
MED BY hail set in and in half an hour
lowered the temperature to seyenty-one
a decrease Of twenty -nine degrees. M
W. I. Ingersoll, the best photographer
in st. Paul went through Aledora with
the st. Paul jobbers, On his way to The
National Park. He will remain there
about five weeks and On his return vii
stop Of at Medora provided enough worl
is guaranteed him to pay expenses. HI
will then take q number Of views Of thu
Bad Lands which our citizens and Others
are anxious to secure.
Ed. Drury, deputy-sheriff Of Morton
Co., came up Monday evening and served
an attachment on the Cantonment prop
erty. The attachment was issued at thu
instance Of Bellows & Co., Of Mandan
It is difficult to determine the effect 81
Commodore Gorringe's death on THU
property, especially as the originaltitlt
to the property is in dispute. The mat
ter will probably be Strengthened out al
the coming term Of court in Morton
county. Y. It.. 3. ~ \. u 5..
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-30
I. The Horoscope Fiend.

do you want . horoscope, / don't
know. y. 's5 t5.s; Il +; M
y The above was addressed to William,
he Of cold turkey fame. William, seated
behind his dry-goods counter and being
in the midst Of a calculation as to how
many cold turkeys at steen bits a piece
it would take to satisfy the warnings Of
m empty stomach such as his; said ..naw.''
Il The mouth and head from which had
emanated the opening sentence was
slowly withdrawing when William had
asndden thought and yelled: "Say, is
them hocrahseopas good to eat
The head popped suddenly forward,
followed BY, q body and q pair Of handy
legs and the same voice said: IN q, my
christian friend, they are not Sfit for the
feast unless viewed from an allegorical
or intellectual standpoint. Viewed thus
they beat the mental pabnlnm Of the
immortal godsx Il horoscope. my dear
friend ID fortune-te iIfng instrument
that tells your lucky star md through
this, your subsequent fortunes and mis-
fortunes. What was your birthday p"
On being informed that It was the
thirtieth OF February, the horoscope
fiend satd:
You were born under lucky star.
YoaWill become wealthy and fat. You
delight In hard work and love good
things to eat. Y0n mlst never gamble
with your face toward the east. Always
think Of something pleasant, to eat for
instance when throwing dice and you you
will always be- lucky. s,;3 3ssA.ss
"Wellg said William. let's teat this
thing. 4 win face the east and bet you
IS i beat you . game Of seven up III
This the horoscopist declined as also
several other invitations of like nature
besides hints Ito the effect that talking
was dry work.
Some Of the boys meantime had been
rigging mp d pail Of water over tile ;dool
which accidentally fell on him as he
started out after tripping fat on an in.
visible wire that had carelessly been
stretched at just the right distance ID
have such an effect.
Monday the boys were going 10 have
him up On d charge of heresy before
Judge Gordon, but he had left the win.
some Bad Lands far behind and wa
probably BY that time working the III.
lhabitants of Glendiye, is IS IN;
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-30
WEATHER RECORD /, /,

- - ~ p
For week ending July 90 L ,titude o
] NIedora. OAK, AZ Dogs. 45 Min. md
10 Sec. North; Longitude, 1O8 Dogs,
80 Min. and A Sec. West. .,..
The following is the weather record as
kept at the Cow Boy observatory: IA
| Y MEAN TEMPERATURE. 4e. 4 :3lS.SE
AT o'clock a. M. ..,.1 dogs.
At y o'clock m. VIZ degs.
ats O'Clock p. IN. ...,...toa uegs.
! It'll HIGHEST TKarEnArunE. y; j &, e: Is
AT 9 q clock a. M, July ~. So. IA degs.
Atls o'clock M Jaly ~ 10 100 sd aeI.s
ATT o'clock p. MI, July ia......,..... VI degs.
| + IowEfT rEMrER ArURE. 1880 t5 u
At 8.o'clOck a. IN July 28, above zero GO dogs.
AT t2 OclOck M, July 26 above zero. .f6 degs.
At o'clock p. M, July >, above zero. u Hdegs
Coolest days.. July. p. Warmest day. July g.
Prevailing wind, NV. Golden sunsets 8.
Drugs, Paints and Oils.
| People who may want any Of the
above articles, will do well to CORES,
pond with,
.1ss.:s'4 l a.R FRANK FR1SBY,
Il. MA W. /. s5 Bismarck, Oak.
4 Correspondence solicited. 4 4; Il, 7;
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-02
THEY WAIT. rnEIR pAY.

Customs Employees without Their
Salaries for Want of an Appropriation.
The new fiscal year which began yes
terday opens rather blue and gloomy tor
the custom house officials. Tuesday, the
last day Of June, should have been pay
day, but the appropriation for customs
service was exhausted before the end of
the month and no funds were available
for salaries.
1t is the same case in all Of the custom
houses. Nobody received pay FOR last
month. Many Of the meu need their sala-
ries for the support of tber families The
pay roll in the Savannah custom house is
over 800 "A mouth. Great inconvenience
is caused and the necessity of some may
compel them to discount their payments.
Next winter Congress will pass det-
cheney appropriation and their last
months salaries will be paid. the au-
thOrlty OF the Secretary 10 draw money
out Of the plethoric Treasury and pay
those claims at once was anXiously dis
cuEsed.
u tell YOU it's rough" said one. "There
are 5000, 100000 lying idlein the Treasury,
and we can't get our pay. The Secretary
ought to have authority TO pay us. OF
course Congress would sanction his ac-
ton"
An appropriation is provided for the
fiscal year whicn began Yesterday, and
there VIII be no trouble about salaries for
this and succeeding months. 1t is the
non-receipt OF last months pay that Oc-
casions the temporary embarrassment.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-02
SHE sALrED BIER PLANTS.

How an Amateur Florist Used the Great
PrsServer With Disastrous Results.
A lady Of this city has quite penchant
for Horticulture, and, by her own efforts,
laid out and cultivated quite pretty lit
tie garden. During the early part of the
season her plants did not seem TO thrive
very we'll, although the ground was well
worked and the enclosure thoroughly
sprinkled every day. She is, or rather
was, the pOssessOr of quite large variety
Of pOtted plants, and they, too, seemed TO
have the same trouble, all of them show
ing droopy appearance.
She did not know what to do, and held
frequent consultations with her liege lord
about it, asking him for suggestions
as to what to do. He, Of course,
exhausted all his knowledge, but
10 no avail. AS the season progressed,
however, the plants by constant working
OF the earth improved somewhat, but the
blooms were small and unsatisfactory.
She read every thing she could get hold OF
on the subject, and at last ran across an
item IN a journal devoted to that culture
which said that if salt was applied at the
roots OF the various plants il would invig-
crate their growth and tend 10 enlarge
and beautify the flowers. OF course, this
must be tried, and she made very liberal
applications Of salt to those In pots aud
also to those in the garden.
After a day or two she made a tour of
| investigation and found to her amazement
and chagrin that all the tenderest and
choicest of her plants were IN the last
thr oes of dissOlutiOn-jn fact, every one
to which the salt had been applied with
cred and died m very few days. If the
result had only affected the plants it
would not have been 80 bad. But she ar
gued that if salt was SO injurious to
| plants it certainly must have like effect
upon The humau system, and she persist
emily insists upon pntting but the small
est possible amount Of salt in the food
dispensed for the family consumption,
and all the ''kicking" will not change her
mind on the subject. Her plants are now
blooming-that is, what are left-but salt
had nothing TO do with il. Won bet.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-02
TREY COR $4,000 EACH.
The Holders OF the Two LUCKY Tenths"
Hold the Cash.


The Holders OF the Two Lucky Tenths"
Hold the Cash.
Having heard several dubious remarks
about the payments of the last drawings
in the Louisiana State Lottery, a NEWS
reporter called yesterday upon the two
holders of ticket 81, lO6. Mr.. John Dwyer
laughed when informed Of the doubt Of
some persons that be had received his
$4,000. "Oh, yes" said he, sit came all
right and was paid over several days ago.
I got the whole amount, less the charge
for collection. You know | told you the
day after the drawing that had placed
nay ticket with the southern Express
Company for collection. There was no
trouble about getting it, aud ! did not
have long 70 wait, in fact, less than a
week.
Little Bessie Lilienthal, who also held
one-teuth ~ the lucky ticket, 81. l06. which
drew the capital prize OF $50 coo has no.
cpiyed her share OF $4,000. She prattles
artlessly about her snug little fortune
whenever the subject is preached. On the
wall OF her unclo's Office is tackled the
green-lettered envelope Of the express
company. Up in Que corner is written
tuc sum collected-$l5,0C0
The proof that both OF the winners re-
ceiVed their money is abundant and salts
factory.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-02
ALL WANT rmn PRIZE.


The Military Playing Ball in Aid of the
Chatham's Fund.
The stopping Of the first two games Of
the Military League by rain has been a
source Of considerable disappointment to
many interested IN base bali matters.
There Ia every prospect, however, OF a
good day for the third game tomorrow.
The mines have been pracucing steadily,
and, with the additions whieh have been
made 10 each, give promise OF good and
closely contested games. The handsome
"prosiding officers chair" offered as first
prize by the City and Suburban Railway,
is an incentive 70 good playing. and the
winning team Will have 40 play good
hail 20 get il. The games OF The league are
not burlesquee, a. many suppose, but
will repay the lovers Of the sport and an
who are interested IN the companies and
the movement in aid Of which the league
is organized.
The game tomorrow between the Cadets
and Company 3, Savannah Volunteer
Guards, will doubtless be a good exhibit
ton, and will certainly be contested
closely. The Cadets are determined % win
first place and Company Is equally as
determined that they shall not begin their
Victories with them. The two mines for
to-morrOw'A game are as follows: