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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-14
Dr. Spbn BUTTS
Smiths Tonic Syrup
fir bic SeiIuns bon
yiebern offer Nrt,
u gtBeH
maIarif6e 8raufbettea.

Ser @isentbamer biefer beriibmten Mebisin
eanlprudt fir bielelbe ben 8orsus Dor allen
ibrisen SeiImittelu, pelde benz @ubIitum aIs
ra9e, fi6 ere unb permanente
Rur sesen 5ieber aler lrt, bon ~ldmserer ODER
~tiraerer 9auer empfoblen tperben. Ct ruff aMe
pefliden nnb fiibliden Staaten aIS 3euaen
auf fit bic @abrbeit Der %@crfiderung, bas es
in feinem einaiscn Sale feline beileube @irtuns
~oerfasen uirb, nenn bic Mnmeiiungen eenau
befolgt perben. Bel bielen Mnfalen lit cine Elm.
3elne Oois our Seiluns seniisenb, unb sanae
Gamilien ~erlansten bur9 cine einaige 8Iai9e
lire @elunobeit pieber. &c if inoeb seratben
unb iebenfcIs mad langmierisen Inf6nen fide.
Ter, penn man ben @ebraud bes Mittels nod
cine ober atpei @oden nod benz Mufboren bes
Giebers fortiebt. @ep0bnlid bebarf man bel
biefer Mebiain feineS meiteren SiiIfsmittels, nm
bic @ineelueibe in Srbnuns gu baIten. Collie
aber Der Yatient nod zines Requirement Mittels
b~ebirfen, nadbem er bret ODER bier DOZEN bes
Comic genommen bat, 10 pirb cine ~ein3elne
Dofis bon RentS 8egetabIe GamtIb
YtIIs g%eniisen.
BULBS Sarsaparilla 1T baS alte unb auber.
tdfiise Seilmittel eesen llnreinisteit bes 8lutes
unb ~itropbnlofe Infdue bet a0nis Der 8Iut.
r~einiser.
DR.. John BULBS Vegetable Worm Des
troyer lit in Geftalt bon Ganbb DROPS prdpa.
rtrt, fdOn bonn anie6n unb leidt einaunsbmsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-14
aaten tpte fDlgt an.

ginige bieier Mngaben mei9en in ge.
ra6e5u unerfldrli9er Weife BON Elm.
amber ab. So t1amentli9 bic beiber
berf9iebenen Beri1te iber Seras uni
| Gloriba. Man muB bierbei rtur, I'm
Die Bebeutung bieier Mbtpei9ungen 81
tpiiroigen. in 8etra9t aieben, baB ient
Z Punfte, UNI bic Der r&eport" bes
Mferbau : Bureaus BON benz Der Sea.
tional Cotton gr9ange abpei6t, in BIZ
greifbare Mirflt1fe;t iiberieBt einel
Siferen5 bon $50, 600 8alen entipri6t
9as Mderbau Bureau era6tet Bit
4usfi6ten Der Cotton : grnte unieres
Staates fir .meniger giinffig, als Bit
irgenb zines anberen Sbeiles Der Baum.
tDol- &egipn. 9as ftimmt aber gliid=
li6ermeiie ebenfo tpenig iiberein mil
ben telegrapbii6en 8eri9ten, bic aug
alien Sbeilen bes Staates Seras eitls
laufen, pie NIT Der 6etfeauttg Der
Rational Cotton @r1ange. Mnberers
feits tpieber lauten bic Na6ri6ten beg
Mderbaus8 Bureaus iiber ben Stanb Der
Singe in 6loriba lngemein giinitig,
tpdbrenb Bic @r9ange ibr fir tpeit u1l=
giufiger erfldrt, als III ieoem anberen
Sbeile bes Siibens. Mer BON 8eiben
bat nun Re9t2 Sie Sbatia1en, baB
beibe 8ere9aungen in BEN ginaelbeiten
tart bon einarber abpei1en, in ben
@nbreiultaten aber tabeau iibereinitims
men, legt Die 8ermutbung nabe, bab
iene, angebli9 auf forgfdltig gelammelz
tenn fatifif9en Materiai b~erubenben
| grmittlungen, i'm @runbe genommen
tpeiter J66ts inb, als milfiirli1e
S9dbnngen BON febr fragli6em Merz
tie. Nu6 in 8e5ug auf bas Nuftreten
bes Cotton : Wurmes piberlpre6en lid
beibe 8eri9te. Sem bes Nderbauz
Departments sufOlge bat berfelbe eros
BEN S9aben angeri9tet an pieleit Or
ten, pdbrenb arbere 8eri1te fein Nuf=
treten gang entf9ieben in Mbrebe iteller.
Man Dirb alfD gut tbun, tpern man
ben Wertb aler bieier v@otton- &eports"
ni9t iiberf9dBt unb fi9 biitet, irgenb
tpel6e @ombinationen auf bieielbe 3u
balen. Srob alebem iinb iie aber
melt auperIdffger, als bic Getreibe.
Bulletins bes Weftens, BON benen Der cine
aumeit bas bireete @esentbeiI bonn aits
beren ~bebauptet, lie na6bem es inn Snz
tereie Der groBen Speeulanten liegt,
bic preife 81 briiden o6er gu beben.
9ierbon fin6 uniere Cotton ; 8eri9te
frei, uenn fie aud in 8eaug auf lire
3uberldiiigfeit fonf Man9es gu piin>
f6en iibrig lafen. gs barf aud ni6t
nerfannt mer6en, baB bieie 8eri6te
INNER superldifger tperben unb ipeun
ttd) rift bic leibige Speculation bin=
0efnb unb bic Sa6lase triibenb eins
n1engt, 10 ftebt su bofen, baB nod einz
nal cine 3eit fommt, in Der bas Mder.
bau : Department unb bic NationaIz
eotton : gr6ange ni6t nur in Ben
@efammt : &eIultaten, fonbern aud in
ben g~in5elbeiten Der 8eri6te iibereins
ftimmenl
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g.. s.. mnme~. mbofesoIe- nm,

s. $. @aaaer, WbolefaIer uno
R~etatlbdn0ler in Garben, Seler, 4n=
INSTRUMENTATION, Commensurate,
San Wntpnio, empfieblt fem groBes
Eager in bieien Mrtiteln 5u Stem Oorf
yrei1en unb ma6t gar5 beionbers auf
ben ~geuablten @orratb BON 8iloern :
@bromos, &upferz unb 9tabliti6en,
O%elgemdlOen uno pbanta1i lie 8ilbern
aler Dirt, ferner auf bic gei6madbone
Musmabl BON Bilberrabmen Der alerz
mobernften Torm unb auf bie Mles
umfaiIenben 3ei6nenmaterialen auf=
merriam. NQe Iuftrdge fiir irgenb cine
Der obisen 8ran6en merben prompt
ausgefiibrt; Bil6er BON ieber @r6be einz
gerabmt unb ole Mrbeiten m5gli6fi
i9nea uno gut beforgt, Die in bas Sod
f6lagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-14
Samprrbptoeu Seilmittel.

Samorrboiben baben sepobnlid borber.
aebenbe Sdmersen i'm @iden, 2enben uno Dem
llnterleibe, 10 DAP Der Yatient slaubt feline Site.
rem, ober bic nadfen Srsane feien in einem
franfbaftsn 8uftanbe. 8sitpeiie finb 3ei6en
bon ltnberOaulidfeit ~segenpartis, als SID.
buns, 1tnbebaslidfeit bes Wlaseas &C. Cine
Gen@tisfeit pie Sdmeib, ein unansenebn,es
Snden 6erborrufenO. nadOem man parm
ipirb, lift elm sep0bnlider 8esleiter. 8linoe,
blutige uno iudenbe Sdmorrboiben perben
buld einmalisen @ebrau6 bon Sr. 8oianfo's
Sdmorrboioen SeilmitteI, pel6es brett anf bic
franfbaften Stelen %eintpirft, Die Sumor ab.
iorbirt. oaS beftise- SUDDEN b~efeitist unb cine
bauernbe Seiluns berporbrinst, abaeiteIt.
Yreis 80 @ents. GbreiTre she 9r. Botanic
Meoicine Co., 9iqua, Obio.
@erfauft bel s. aalteber C Son.
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9r. u. S. gmitb, 3abnarst,
SO Commences traBe, oberbalb Glabins
Npotbefe, San MntDnin. 8enubt cor=
6enlirtes @as beim Nus5ieben ber 3db-
ne: feBt einaelne Sabine unb gauge Sc
billie ein. preiie mdBig. Sr. Smith
1T ein erfabrener 3abnar5t, Der fi9 in
Solse feiner &unitfertigfeit unb 8eliebtz
belt GROCER praris erfreut. Wer lei.
beno 1T, penoe fi6 bertrauensbDa an
ibn. Wir fonnen i'm betens empfe6len.
%. 7.WiW
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Ser ,uteser berseneute Semerraum

Ser Magen 1T fir bas meni9li9e
Spftem mas Der Geuerraum fir cine
9ampfmai9ine lit. Menn ni6t in
gutter Srbnung lift es unm6stih ein3uz
feuern unb gebt 6aber aaes i6ief. 9err
S. Mit9eQ 6ebb aus WiImington, Del.,
mar Sabre lang nit Dpspeplie unb an=
Der er Wagealeioen bebaftet. Na6bem
er gropns Sron Bitters senommen
i6reibt er bab reues 8lut unb neues
2eben in ibm finb, fem Mppetit better
1T uao feline S9md9e i'm berfa0en
bal. Ollie orbentli9en Mpotbefer Der=
faufen 8romns Sron Bitters.
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Cine finberlDie CHE

1T seipib cine iiberaus traurise @ade fit man.
DIES @bepaar. 8ie unO mo6ur9 bieiem llebeI
in fnr3er 8eit absebolfen tuerben fam,
aeist Der ,, Netttttt8S . Nnfer", $50 Gel.
ten, nit aablreiden naturgetreuen 8il6ern.
tpel9er bon benz alien unb bepdbrten beutld)en
S~eil.Snaitut in Stem gort berausaeaeben tuirb,
au bic flarfe @eife. Snuae Qeute.
bic IN ben Stano Der Gbe treten tpollen, fellten
ben Sprn9 SaiaerS !: uDrum pri e, III t
lid emig binbet", iuobl bebersisen unb
bas nortreffide Bud leien, ebe fe ben M d.
ttgfen S9ritt bes 2ebens tbun! 8irb
fur rs @ents in Yofmarfen iopobf in beutider
tpte In englifder Sprade fret unb fora.
I'm b%erPadt berfanbt. sbrefe: Deut-
sches HeilInstitut, IL Clinton Place, New
York, N. Y. 7.5.w6m
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Gtne aarte.

an aae, tuelde III, Golaen bon Sugenofin.
ben, nerb0ier Sdipa9e, friibem 8erfaI, @erIuf
Der ManneSfraft &C. leiben, fenbe i'd toffen.
re &ecept, baS iie furirt. Dieies srobe Sell.
mittel tpurbe bon einem Mifiiondr in Sab.
amerifa entbedt S9idt abreffirtes goubert
an @ep. Soiepb E. Smman, Station g., Stein
gorf @ith. 2l,7 ,tup1i
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Gerabe TO aut.

8iele sepihenlofe @erfdufer mosen @ud ia.
gen fie baben SeilmitteI fir Suiten unb @rfdl.
tunsen, Die gerabe 10 gut iino als Der alte
suberlaiise Or. Botanic Suitens unb 2unaen>
Ssrup, unb ipenn ibr ni6t Darauf beifebt bic.
fes Seilmittel st erbalten, perbet ibr icbr ar>
gefabrt tuerben. 9reis 80 Gents unb $1.O0.
8erfauft bel s. &alteyer C CON.
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= photographer, tpel9e in Gallo
@aIIerie, Alb OF 9ouiton=
StraBe genommen tperben, finb 1T
ie6er 9inii9t %bolfommer unb f6nrett
i,iht ibertrofen tperben. Wer cine
bor5lSli6e Photographic gu mdBigem
preiie uiini6t Dem empfeblen NH, mad
GaQawaDs @aaerie gu geben, urb er
mirb auf,ieoenseitelt tperben.
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= gfa6 8eri6ten aus Mabrib Be-
finbet lid Der @r>Mfaribaa 8aaaine in
re6t f6le9ten 8erbdltnifen. gr berz
faufte neuli6 elm Bib fir 1000 6res..
UNI bic notbmenbisften 9usgaben fir
ben unterbalt feiner GamiIie bettreiten
gu fonnen. uno bieier arme Sauben=
bod tpuroe als elm BON beutfden Mil=
lionen ertaufter 8errdtber bebanbeIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-14

YIumbers u. GassGitters,
ss5 OF.9onfonfra6e, San gmtonio. Babe.
pannen, Stursbdber, @aHereIofets, Marmor-
PIattent @ummifdIdude, 9Iri. un6 eiienrob.
zen, 9ierapparate unb @asfrtures aIer art.
Vile auftrdse iperben prompt auseefibrt.
20 s.
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= Sn ben lbeioen etdbten 2onbon
uno 2iberpool, England, eri6einenbe
3eitungen beri6teten neuli6 einise be-
merfensmertbe &uren, bic bur9 ct.
SafDbs Sel eraielt purben.
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= Mit ben beriibmtem 8 r. aug.
&6nigs 9amburger Sam l.
lie II : II finb mir f1on
lett Sabren Dertraut urb mi" balten ite
fur gerabe5u unf6dbbar. - Safob 9ot=
finger, MainsS traBe, Ottatpa, Sls.
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Cine &arte.
Office bes ct. 2eouarb Sotel,
Matn Yla5a.
Sun Mntonip. Seras. 1884

San Intonio, 5eras, 1884.
&eoafteur Der vSreien BreHe": So
i'd beabii6tige, bas st. 2eonarb SDs
tel" Dem eroBen Bublitum popular gu
MAIDEN, ND linn ber Comfort zines L.
&la1e Qotel gepdbrt peroett fam,
babe ib meine Staten allf $3.50 uno 50
per Sag rebu5irt. Sd merbe baber
erfreut fem, Sic unb Sreunbe gu ieben
uno ibnen ale Qufmertiamfeiten gu
ertpeiien. 9r. 8. q. Srerler, friiber
BON Central SDtel, bat li9 mir alp,
ciirt unb giebt unferen oeutf9en &unber
in ibrer Mutteripra9e iebpebe Nus
funft.
Cars uno Boftfuti6en fabren an Der
Sbiir borbei. SIR ergebener
Pbimas g. 2%ounsberrp,
26, 9t4mD3M @igentbimey.
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geIbffperthetbtauua.

CHAR itrdFi9en nnter[afung borbeuaenber
Meoifinirung tam man bic meiien uebd,
ioel9e bic Meni@en b%efaIen. susdreiben. 81
" cine anssemadte 9batiade, bab cine Sur
nit Q ofefter's M genbitterem ioaar
esllea bon Nattr fdpddliden Organisms il
lolden neutrality-suspicious. iebt, bas er ben
berrfdenofen aranfbeitSuriaden, /. 8. Dem
bosartigea Ein1ufe bon Miasmen, ~unselunbem
xSaflsr, iibsrmdbiser Site. Geudtisfeit, adlte,
plosltdben Observation-Disclosures II. +. tp.
tpioerfeben tam.
81 buben bei alien a~pptbetern uub
9dnblern a~berbaupt.
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BON Der Wtrtiainfeit uberseugen, ionbern aud
guren yreis nnb Sant berausforoern. SD ct
baltic taglid S%anfidreiben nnb Ma6foIaenScs
ftno einige Iusaiige aus benlelben:
Mad 3otaeieer anpenbuns babe id ben Sc.
brau@ einsefteat unO bin e~rifaunt unio erfreut
iiber ben grfolg."
D@s erfiat allies, mas Sic beripreden. Sd
bin entsift bariiber."
v@eine Erpartunsen finba iibertroffen potben
ygSie 3auber bat eS sepirtt unb inebr aclei.
ct, als i'd eripartet babe"
vS9 babe eS nit gutem Erfolse auaeipanbt."
pie Weiie, in tpelder eS b~eipirttc, mas i'd
tplnltte, bat mid iiberraI@t."
Metdli6 iino meine Soffnuneen erfiIt ppr.
oes uno i'd bin 1odli9 barber %erfreut,~
Politio sarantirt, bab baS Mittel barmlos 1T
unS feiae i6aoIiden Subitan3en entbaIt.
%ad1 Gmpfang eeS greiieS bon 81 burd
bic pot IN iiGercr @erpadung perfanet. Ser
ltegelte eireulare 4 Gents. Sci Srugeiiten an
baben. aoreie:
Madame Fontaine, 10 E 14th ST., New york.
18,6,tup1i
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Sn Canada, fpeciea in Montreal,
fiao bic poden epibemii6 aufgetreten.
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&eif ber 9eutf6e iiber Meere
Sber bent er Bel benz 9eere,
3iebt CT in oas tpe:te 2anb
Wiro ber Sabaf i'm beeleiten,
Sen inn Gail & Nr bereiter
Sen als beiten er ie fanb.
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.6arAeibi4feit.=

Enftss 31flltss ffnb Bel berartisen Eauen bejpnz
x8 g~esl9net; cine Dpfl8 bepirft cine 5pIHe @ez
atl5uerknbernng, bag Der Eottent baraber er5taurt.
Sie ikdrten ben Nppefft unb perur1aden, bcb
Der aorpex an 6leifM Suntutmt; fpltt ipirb ter
Srgdntsmns tlrm fe 9ettdItf, rnb burh lire
toss{db< 0trttu9 arf be 25esonnmngSoraatte
g ss;. mts Sls'a ks Ni 81 e ss%ytahiss,.ss ssrs &
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DR.. A. FOntaines Preparation

entpidelt binnen 60 Sasen
cine berrli9e Gorm, bic bon
Saner 1T unb beren anfanae
f9on mad ben eriten 10 gaaen
pabrsunebmen finb. $50 cine
boultanoise 8Iite f6on uor,
lganoen II, piro bieleIbe in Der
| Gorm b~erboafommnet. Gin
QSprftrdi fnirN CS,,A ,;Lt....
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SUITS
sett IS aatrtm IN 0tbrnadJ.
DIR srsste stsaIlinii4s afiaasS5 bss 3eitalters.
gampton1e elmer tr9aett Seller.

MppetitbstImit, gerfppfung Der 9arste,
tsop5ldrser5 tett etttett oiwspjett @efiibl
I'm $tntettppt Gdlnter5 inter BEN @dbtfs
terttafts 4radentpfinouit8 mad benz GHets
aeht Mb8enetBtbeit Ge9en f5rpertibe ODE
leiitt8e 8lnitre19tln9, Net3barfeit Der Gtirts
nssse, NisoesgsidIaeen9stt nsbft .eiaesa
kett gdtDtnod, &etsftcpfett, @rntte Dor
ben 2stt9ett 5dtpttnm1euo, &opftpeb iiter
BEN tsd1ten etnae, 1tnrube, bedngift8eape
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-04-01
FACE TO FACE.
A Fact Related in Seven Well
Told Fables.
BY r. E. .FRANcILLoN,

AUTHOR OF "a GREAT HEIREss," "QUlTs
AT LAST" "A REAL QUEEN" "EARLs
DIVE" ETC, ETC.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-04-01
Kidnapping a Deserter.

NEW YORK, March 26.-Mrs. Robert Ire
land, Of this city, yesterday sought the
advice OF District Attorney MARITIME and told
him substantially the following story. In
1875 her husband deserted from the British
army at Ayr, Scotland, and came TO America.
After residing here the necessary length OF
time he became an American citizen and
was until few months ago employed as a
letter carrier. On March Is he received n
letter postmarked Rochester, N. Y, from q
man who signed himself John Shields. The
writer said he was about TO organize a con-
cert company, and having heard OF Ireland
as n Scotch piper Of unusual skill would en-
gage him at high rate OF pay. Ireland
started at once for Buffalo as directed, and
nothing was heard Of him until Tuesday,
when his wife receiveda letter from him,
stating that on arriving at Buffalo he was
met BY Shields, who, alleging that the con-
certs had been postponed, suggested passing
the time In sightseeing, and took him tt
Canada. After crossing the border, Shields
proclaimed himself detective and lodged
him In jail. He was taken before Magis
trate, who told him he must 90 10 England
10 answer charge Of desertlon, and per
mitted him TO write 10 his wife"
The District Attorney said that the case
as explained 10 him, undoubtedly demanded
the interference OF the United States author
tiles, aud advised Mrs. Ireland 10 apply v
Secretary Bayard for her husbands release
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-04-01
HOW THE OAK GREW.

An acorn from the bough where 1t had hung
The breezy summer through, 80.
And heard the songs the nesting robins sung,
And felt the dew,
Trembled when autumn winds blew chill
around
Its erstwhilc happy height
And letting go its hold, dropped 10 the ground
One frosty night.
The leaves were heaped TO mako fitting bed,
And rustled as II fell,
AS II 10 say: "Your winter couch is spread,
And all is we'll"
There, under icy rain and drlfted snow,
Through months of cold and storm,
Though all the winds OF heaven might roar
and blow,
II nestled warm.
And when spring came with early bird and
Doe,
Two little leaves were seen
In mimic grandeur, like Its old-time tree,
Outspreading green.
And so II grew, aspiring evernore
To reach as fine height
As had the tiny acorn known before
That autumn night.
Not In a single summer did II gain
Stature and girth and strength,
Yet amplitude OF bough and sturdy grain
Were reached at length.
And then IN leafy majesty II stood,
With front that thunderstroke
Could scarce abash-the monarch OF the WOOD,
A fullgrown oak.
Mrs. Clara Doty Bates, IN S. S. Times.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-04-01
ON THE ENGINE
Running Locomotive while Deathly
Sick. Something the Passengers Did
not Know. A Physician saves an
Engineer.

DR.. David Kennedy, Rondout, N. y; 90, o.,
DEAR SIR; ! am an engineer on tne old Solony
Fall River and Lowell residing IN Taunton; Fo
ten sears suffered everything hut death from dyspep
ia n had such sSE ass p dSs pSTy 0sS %
Irregular habits OF eating and partly 70 the jar OF the
engine Sometimes my head would snap like neural.
which would feti as big as mans fsts Ny breath
was very offensive and my food soured as soon as Il
though Il were great raw and sore surface and what
agony II gave me perhaps YOU can an Imagine; ,., ,,.
heavy centennial travel, the constant jar brought on
acute attacks nearly every week ana thOught
shoHa have pys the Tosd vsT 80 ksRS macS a.
that could virtually eat nothing. md concluded that
my labor, and my ne t9o. were about over; ,o.r,
Of and had been treat by some Of the best physl.
Sian, in Taunton and Lowell s ths critical @ rn time
nendcd 70 me- il was new to me. Gnnd with my
experience OF medicines, yol can e,slly forgive me
better. The raw and sore feeling left my stomach,
ali right and have been ever sluoc 1t Is the only
thing that ever did me the least good and Il drove
a'SSS PrR Snd REM
EDf with me on my engine, and II goes wherever
WHY. Ibelleve Fayorte Remedy viii cure anything
One night while ago John Layton. an engineer who
runs the main lne boat train from Boston came on
work, bad high fever, and 80 neryoS, he anGit ma
'iCheer up, I've got someth ng on my engine that
wifi set you up In a Jny." ] took out my bottle q
Fayore Remedy lifted his head and gave him good
dose Hc went 10 bed. Two days after ! saw him
looking healthy ~ n butcher. Dan, he said, what
was that stun you gave me the other nightr IL was
Dir David Kennrdys FhyOrlte Remedy, Rondout
NY" said I. ''Well don't care whose remedy lt
is It's the thing for m on the rallroad 80 say
we nll. Yours etc, DANlEL 10.
This preparation goes 10 the root Of disease 6y pnr.
,yi the blood and rOu ing every grgan into healty
actiOu IL IA useful VI home, chops, In ofhces-
ever where. DR.. david Kennedy, Physician and
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Union Pacific Railway Election.

BogroN, Mass, March 2O.-The stock
holders of the Union Pacific Railway Com
pany held their annual meeting yesterday.
Charles Francis Adams, JE, the President,
stated that on account Of the length Of the
directors statements, they were not yet dis
hibuted, but will be In about two weeks.
The following directors were elected, only
one ticket being put forward: Charles
Francis Adams Jr, Y. L. Ames,
Elisha Atkins, Elsa II. Baker, r. Gordon
Dexter, Mahlon D. Spauldlng, all Of Boston;
Henry II. Cook. Sidney Dillon, David Dows
!. ii. Green, all OF New York; s. II. Gala
way, Omaha Neb.; GIN. Dodge, Council Bluffs
Iowa; Hugh Riddle, Chicago; J. A. Rumrill,
Springfield, Mass; J. Sharp, Salt Lake, Utah.
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EATING.
why We Indulge In the Consumption Of
- Solid Food.

why We Indulge In the Consumption OF
- Solid Food.
We eat for warmth and strength;
hence almost all articles Of food havo
both these elements; have carbon to
warm, and nitrogen to strengthen, to
give power to work Butter, sugar and
oils are almost all carbon. All breads
and grains are mainly carbon. Meats,
flesh of all kinds, abound in nitrogen.
Food which has most nitrogen Is most
nutritious" Butter has eighty-three
per cent Of carbon and no nitrogen; an
egg has no carbon and twenty. per
cent. of nitrogen. Milk contains two
parts Of warmth and one Of strength.
Bread contains one part Of nitrogen and
eight Of carbon. 1t is thus seen that in
reference to eating, carbon-which is
charcoal food-and warmth are one and
the same thing; while nitrogen--which
Is in effect saltpeter - gives fiesh or
muscle, which are one and the same
thing in substance with strength. II
is also seen that most articles Of food
have more carbon or warmth than
nitrogen or strength, showing that it
takes more 10 keep us warm than to
keep us strong A sedentary person re-
quires, in round numbers about one
pound Of food day, while
a hard-working man requires
two pounds; this two pounds Of
food gives out power enough-as steam
in an engine gives out power--to raise
a man Of average weight eleven miles
high. But calling the two pounds five
thousand grains, only three hundred
grains Of 1t are nitrogen, the remainder
carbon; that Is, sixteen times more Of
warmth is required than Of strength
producing food. One practical result
| Is, that as the world becomes more
thickly populated, the necessity in
creases Of economizing food; Of adapt
ing 1t to the various needs Of the system
as modified by age, sex, occupation
and season. Persons living indoors
should not eat more than half as much
as those who work hard. Less warm
ing food should be eaten In hot weather
than in cold. II we eat an excess ol
warming food in hot weather we have
TO work it out Of the system at a great
expenditure OF strength, and until II
Is worked off we feel full and feyerlsf
and oppressed; on the other hand
In winter we require an additiona
, quantity Of warming food, hence oul
instincts lead TO eat heartily Of pork
i and buckwheat cakes, and butter, anC
molasses. which are almost purely car
bon. In warm weather we need cool
| ing food, and Providence sends us IL
profusion the fruits, and the berries
and the green things, which have ne
! carbon al all; the very idea Of fatty foo'
, Is nauseating. -HdES Journal .
HealM
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FABLE THE THIRD.
THE WIPER AND THE coUNTRYMAN.

THE VIPER AND THE C0UNTnYMAN
Patience Blackthorn went halfway
to the village to meet her lover on his
way back from Manchester, The we'd
ding bells were already singing in her
heart. No; whatever father and neigh
bors might say, she could not believe
that ne e'er-do-well Dick was really bad,
when all the world was so good and SO
gay. And how good above all things
and creatures was her own husband
that was to be! How true and thought
full and strong he was-what q rock to
lean upon and what an anchor 70 hold
by. What a good wife she would be to
him; II she did not love him so much,
the burden Of gratitude he had laid
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In Southern California the pomegran-
ate flourishes as II does In Italy or the
Holy Land.