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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-19
sambe tuS etiefet fitr ben ssiuter.

2aBt Gu6 bur6 ni9ts abbalten, gu
George q. Sullipan,N o. 249
Weif: @ommeree1raBe, au sebeu, menn
Sbr @9ube unb @tiefeI brau9t. Sol
genbes fol- enti9eioen, pb man ldnger
mod bobe preiie in anbern @ei9dften
be3ablen foq. 9err Sulioan bat BEN
f6mmtli6en Waaren>Y orratb i'm Wer.
the bon mebreren Sauien6 Dollars erz
ftanben, uno berfauft bas beriibmte
@epnolos gros. Gabrifat fir 9erren,
Samen, &iaber bi0iger als irgenb Sc
manb. S6ube fir @9ultinber, tpelde
lett Sabren NIT $1.75 be3ablt nurben,
toiten bel @uliban $3.50. I'm &ei9:
baltigfeit bonn @em6bnli9fen big gum
Teinten febt Suliban uttiibertroffen
oa. 16o, 500
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@rpceries. @rpceries.

Ga siebt bieIe @roeerb. Sanblunsea in Gan
Antonio, aber tie ipenise, Die fi9 NIT Der bon
Mranfas @reseott G &C., ode bon @olebab unb
9oafon. Strase meien tonnen! Sci Yreseott's
1nSet man allies, bon ben aansbariten Staple
Waaren Bis gu ben fem ten importirten DELTA.
tehen. 9eutide perben namentlid auf bic in
Ble9fannen berpadten beutiden @emiiie auf>
merriam semadt. Sebe ISOLDE friide Gem
bungen. 1,1OtlM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-19
s,m GtmSereua edmb etore

finbet man bic beiten Solar 9ip
S9ube;
Die feinfen un5 beffen Sdube unb
Stiefel;
Oie bauerbafteftsn MbeitsI9ube;
Cine grpBe Gusmabl hpn 6errens uno
2nabenitiefeln;
Sen f66niten Worratb bon Damerts
f6ubeu UNI Slippers;
2inberf6ihe in teber @roBe unb
Aualttat;
@ummii6abe unb Stiefel;
ReilefoHer unb @eifetaf6en.
Sir aaes Dies gebe man gum
@inberella S9ubsStore,
Ode 9oufonftraBe & Mpe. 6.
17,10,3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-19

stur nod 8 Monate Bis gum l. Sanuar uno
BIS babin bietet fid bic @elesenbeit bel s arrb
a M au Der Commerce . Gtraben . Bride,
e@te @eine. 8)isfess, 8ranbies unb @isarren
gu tpottbiligen Yreifen at faufcn. Die Mnsa,
ben, tuelde 9err Baum in 8etreff feiner @aaren
n1adt, betpabrbeiten fd Bis ms tleinife Detail.
VI 1T als reeler geiddftsmann befannt unb
nenl er Die Serfiderung siebt, bas er $50
Pro6ent an feinen Waaren fpart, fann bcriel.
ben unbeoinat @lauben fdenten. 1,1ot3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-19

Seer iett GeIb fparen unb fid sIeid3eitig BITE
@enustbnuus berfGafen uiu, in Beib tuabr.
BAIT reeaer Boare au 9eIansen, Der beluae
Sarrb 8aum's @ein. unb gisarrenbanb.
lung. gr lisfert gu@ poftiu bic 8epeiie fir
bic aedtteit ieiner importirten uno einbeimi.
lden Beine, Qiqu0re unb gisarren unb 6ab er
b~iefelben biaiser aIS irsenb elm @bolefaIe. Saus
in ODER auberbalb Gun Nntonio ~bertauft.
Baum lift entfdloHen, bis gum l. Sanuar auf-
suraumen uno ieinen aunben ben Enten ieiner
Wabnabmsn s%nfommen gu Iafen. l,10tsM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-19
Der erite Jemer Mpparat Der Mtifium
3pfe Gpt1paute S}r. 4. 4

Qpfe 0pt1Qnute 9tr. a. (
Bier Monate finb ber1oEen. {eitbem
bic Birger Der 4. Mar6 lire eigene
Rompanie cNsiifion 1ofe So. Scr. A"
organifrten. Sic Mitslieoer, 10 an
3abl, uaren ieitber nidt allein tbdtis
bei GeuersbrRniteu, no es galt, 2eber
unb Gut au retten, fonberr arbeiteten
aud barauf bin, pom Stabtratb lire
eigene Npparate 3ua erbaIten. Die ues
bermittlung zines neueu S1lau1was
gems CAB Samffag Mbenb MniaB au els
uer iolenten Geierli6feit in Nuppersz
berg's @ar.en. Wos bic Greube erz
b6bte, mar, baB ber Wagen eirlbeimi.
|f6es Gabrifat TT, bon 9errn STEPHAN
Seffel angefertigt. Gin Seber mar baz
riiber einig, baB bic Mrbeiten barar bon
Observation-Disclosures ni9t iiber.
trofen perben f1nnen. Die Mitglieber
truJen aud BET ser @elegenbeit tire
neuen Mb5ei6en, uel6e in Nerp Dorf
an9efertigt ipuroen. Bon fdmmtli1en
GeuersQompanien tparen 3ablrei9e
Mitgliebtr pertreten. grerairer unter
Commando bes 1ormailnes 81 .M1iaer
er6ffnete bic Jeierli9teit. Sooann
belt gbef 9uerler cine Mnfpra1e. i'm
2aufe meI9er er I'm Namen Der 6tobt
San MutOnio ben tteuert S1lauhma
gen Der Miffon 9ofe Qompanie iibers
rei6te. 6err o. 6. Miuer eatgegmete
nit GanfestpDrten urb Der 8erfde=
rung, bob bic Rompanie bemiibt fein
tuerbe, benz Gei9ente Ii9 tDiirbig au
E3eigen. Ser nd9fe Sdritt 3ur Der
bollfdnbigung Der 4. Warb Gelerwebr,
iei elm 9brrm unb cine Marmglode,
uro er boffe, baB bic antpeienben MIberz
men our grrei@upg biefes 3pedes ibren
ginfluB i'm Stabtratb geltenb MAIDEN
iperoen. Mlberrta1 9egener perfi1erte
bierauf bic Mntpeienbert feiner Mitpirz
lung uno inadte gu 9lei9er 3eit bic err
freuli9e Mittbeiluae, baB 3tuei proulis
1ente Burger bereit feien, Qol3 unb
gifen gum 8au bes Sburmes gratis au
liefern, fnbaIo bic GLIDE bonn Gta6t=
ratb betpiaist pirb. Mu9 alderman
4ambleton erfldrte ietne 8ereitmiaigs
teit, ben 1iirsern Der A. Warb aar Ct
reitung ibres 3wedes bebilfi9 3u fem.
Wulif, Bier unb Spei5en lieferten
ben Nnuelerben geniisenben Mnrez
gungsfof, uut ben Nbenb In beiterer
3dule au perbringen. Gone Star unb
@itp 8rauerei beaeueten ibre Greigebig=
teit bur9 ueberienbung mebrerer SAB
Bier.
GDIeenbe finb Die MitaIieber Der Waifs
ion 6oie 2ompanie Rr. A: S. 6.
Mi1er, Goreman; Sbos. $. abbott,
Nf. Goreman; Wartin Braben, Sefres
tdr; 8. 9eiliguaanu. S@abmeiter;
Jobn 8. 9anfon, Standardization ;
@eorg gaen, aiff. S@lau1bireitor;
@m. Netumati, poli3eis2 apitain; Sos.
Soft, @uifab 361er, 3Dbert 2aumen,
@bas. Mbbep, aboIpb Boilers, @eorg
Killing, Geors Jdep, 1reb. Burdaro,
emil Niggli, Wm. 69ubert, 8. 36ner.
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s1mproved Condition PoWders'' fur Yfer.
be un6 Sin6bieb. Elm ansse5eidnetes nnb ct.
probtes Nulber in Der Heban6luna bon SUB.
frantbeiten aaer Mrt, oIsemeine nnpdbli9feit.
Mnmadffn Der Saut, &aabe, seIbes @afer,
Mamaef an Mbpetit. @ebramdsaumeiluna aui
Der Etitette. Sabriairt bon nnb 3um s'geriauf
BET aboIpb DreiE glamo @Iaaa, sesen.
iber bet Yofofire. Gan Hntonio.
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gIlerlef..

am Sonnabenb fanb auf Der
Mranias BOB Giienbabn bic erlte grs
ctr1ion fatt. Mebrere Der Sireftoren,
bic Wtitglieoer Deg Staotratbs unb meb=
rere Ceilings &eporter fubren nod
Dem Salaoo, UNI bic big iebt fertigen
Nrbeiten gu beli9tigen.
= Suan Mntonio @bape3, Der 8irgs
i@aft fit ben Grieoensri6ter @eueae
borh geife0t bat, sog bieielbe auriid
uno febte ben Sheriff hierbpu in SCENT
nib. Iuf Nnratbet bes Diftrittri6ters
gtoonar bat Der Sheriff einen reuen
Bomb angenommen ben Neuenoorf
1teute. Sie 8iirgen linb: s. 9. 2a=
cote, peter Nelion uab Sanaes unb
Oscar 8ergitrom. N~euenborf bat
elnen neuen pro3eB beantragt.
= Nls Marf9dQe fur bic Yro3eifiou
bes Volfsfeftes muroen ernannt: g.
U. Sitler, Cans D%eseuer, s. s.. GIif.
forb, noo &bobius, S. 5. Mi6eliobn,
Suan Garoenas, s.. Storp, .. Mabr,
numb g.. Mullalp, 6. @rpos, e. s.
@osgrobe, 8. s. @rotbaus, s. Qerf,
g. 6. Wrnolo, 2ouis Berg, Sobn Sa.
mes, Nrtbur @intber, u. g. &ibas
unb 6. @9ram. Die Marf9dle ia:
ben i'm i6warSen Grad, f6mar3em 9ut
tpeiBen 8einfleibern uno Stulpenltie
feln gu erf9einen.
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= Mdt Sabre lang lit id an nala=
rider Neuralgia, unb erbielt trob Nns
tDenbung BON alerbanb Mitteln feline
@rbolung; ba perfudte i9 Sonsaline,
unb fam NIT @emifenbaftieteit ertlds
rem, baB es elm grfolg 1T.
Greb. s. 2pu@, Nt. g., Mount pleas
fant, g. 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-19

- Wer 8ersniisen an elmer gemitb>
li9en partie Btaarb finbet, Der beIude
@Iart's 8iIIarb 9aIIe, Nr. g
IL, Mlamo StraBe. 8Or3igli9e &C.
felf9aft, Z Slide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-19

: Grembe gum 8efu9 in @aa Mnz
tonic finb eingelaben, @Iarf's Bill
larb 9alle Nr. I'll, Mlamo
StraBe, 90 befu1en.
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= S6on ieit Sabren babe i6 an
unoer6auli6teit unb Mageni6wd9e
gelitten, als man mir rietb, Sr. Mus
guf &6nig's 9amburger
Sropfen gu 9ebrauden, bic mid in
tur5er s3eit pieber 70 melt berfelten,
baB Der Wagen mieoer feline Gunfttpnen
berri6tete. = Grau gbel, Waibington>
Gbenue, @lbanp, g. 3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-19

= 8. aaIteser O Con, Apotbefer, iueIdje
iminer fiir bas @obI feiner aunbsn beforst III,
bat iett ben gerfauf bon Or. 8oianfo'S
9nReu. nnb euneen /. Gyrup ertaItcn, elm
4eilmitteL iueldes uufebIbar ole grfaIhanaen,
S6mer5en IN Der 8ruf, unb ale 2unaen.
irnntbeiten iarirt. Bur Yrobe nebmet cine
FrpbeFafde. @eiu0balids @r6ee 80 Gents
unb al 90.
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- Deute Morseri 2 llbt ftarb I'm Mls
ter bon Fl Sabten, pauI 9ober an ei,
ler Gerafranfbeit. Der Werftorbene
nor felt tnebrerea Sabren i'm Gefddfte
bes 6errn 9engg tbdtig uno peseti feis
ner 8ef9eiberbeit uno 3uborfOmmers
btit aleemeiH beliebt unb sea9tst.
6risbe ieiner af9e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-19

wmn lee 0s gelsnoe ans bebae i'm @sba4tniB, o6 Ur fr hos oertasd4st
erhaten haben: sgf7rx gsS4'n
IS @tad 81 3oa brets gang poaeue alebeaOhe far Damen gu rs 50. Die yant.
$50 Stad mien Saanel Is Sc. uub oufmdns.
$50 etad Sdmlud 5tunen 20 60. unb oufpits.
100 Sthd srauen Tanen gu Is gs. unb aufMrts.
$50 Stad un8ebldfkn GchcnsSaneQ gu .--............. Gents bic Nore.
800 % snad @abaHa , uO ansetls&tn g~otten-6lanea gu Il Gents uo auf9ats
500 Gtaf 3leberfcHe in Dem neuenen Moben. nbf noNnbem sTias
@@uas3n uno tarti8eu eal4nure in bebeutenbeu Nuanitdhn w ff halbem 4rdS
Infer Gage, BON Waarea fit ben 6austalt
1T 8robr ale k 1usors Wir cfuren 10 stad tarhldretben Damaa, bic 5orbe
ale dAt 9aranhrt 3u 40 Gents; 40 Stad 3u SO Gents ub onfpSrts; 1O0. Sid
meBn une reuben Oamaf sr bius; 100 Dusenb 'aHortrte tarHi9 Crab 90.
mmarspanetadu, ldmmti4 gu dubef biaisen Yrdien. lhier Eager BON Staylr
" + Tam mht hbTtrcfen werpeu. Dr boben pcrritb9 $50 Std Snhmn
pea; $50 Stud Bennington. braun; $50 Stld Dribt Stur. braau; $50 Std
pee pea Sslano; 300 Stud Jruh Of TIE Qcpny gebkhdt; 325 Gtad eunsbat, ae.
0taqt; T5 SMd acnabaIe ub DIAMOND 9a Gamtric; $50 etad Tarreu.
Dalaen= rmo &inoerldube aus 8bilabelpbiaa II
uno onoern 5abrkn fceten 1batn. Sn Eraien, Wfcseu ub Site Der gBadrt
nefntaten wr IeDe ecneurrsnj. Infer 9user bon Turmitius gcrbs fr 6eren
" GROCER ub Die Freie fnb biaism ale t Supor. $50 DutenS un[auntdeb' 6tm.
pen lceben erbalten, gu 60 Gents has Stad. Mn frtiaen 9Isrern fur 6dren,
Snaben ub 8incer beten mir bS Bette urb bic neueHe UNI mpbernHe gnsmobI n
Der Stabt. 20 mhree bon eer DAME unb iaem 6rrn peue oeboubet idu &c
enem Seade br Staot in unierm Stcre pcr3uipreden.
Franks Alamo Store.
49, tuw4W 81 unb SO alamO Ytasa.
, 1885-04-18

- III A0NAAAA
From a theatrical journal / Gull the fol
lowing description Of the manufacture Of
whit in stage parlanco arc termed flights. 30
Tho machines wore situated in n small low
csilingsd room, and the constant whir ensu-
ing. ps row after row Of threat was addel,
sct oneS Tooth on edge in anything but a
pleasant manner. The machine had not the
click. clack of an ordinary loom; IL was whir.
whir, whir, as II n tuning fork was being
drawn across some comb-like substance;
white tho shivery feeling the noise produced
was icily suggestive u cold water trickling
down ones bacS.
There was no shuttle, no warp versus
welt The operators fingers. taking the
place " the shuttle. draws the thread across
the row OF horizontal J-shaped needles; by
another movement the loop Of each little
elongated j presses tho thread down, when a
knot Is formed by o further thread being
passed over tho loop; and 50. after tho man.
nor Of ordinary hand- knitting. tho process
OF manufacture goes on. Both feet aud
hands are brought into requisition in the
work. which Is, TO all appearance, both mo-
notonous and to lious.
About the most interesting feature OF the
machine is the fact that the garment woven
literally hangs by a thread and should
the operator fail but ones 10 draw the thread
across tho needles, the article falls off the
machine entirely. In fact, to uso a homely
phrase, be drops his stitches" and is
obliged 20 pick them up. The measurement
OF tho armen must. Of course, he accurate.
, 1885-04-18
NOT NEEDED.
How the Yakut Starts a Fire-what Mel
VILE Saw In siberia

VILE Saw In Siberia.
Rim the Lena Delta %
CIVILIZED people imagine matches noces-
fnry to their comfort Not 50 the Nakut
TO start a fro a dry piece Of wood Is
procured, many sticks cut and re-
jected, until one entirely free from
moisture Is found. The best OF the drift
WOOD j. spiit up and chopped into proper
lengths. and hsro without rags. cotton, FAX
or sulphur Is whore the Yakut ingenuity as-
serts itself. tn buds of the arctic willow
are forever trying to peep from their blank
cts Of snow. Within these buds Is a light.
hoEy texture In the nature OF thistlodown.
The native mQlstens this down slightly and
mixes il with ground charcoal, prepared by
cooling a lighted piece Of birch in the ashes
Of his hearth. Tho floss thoroughly rolled
through the charcoal Is dried before tho fire,
becoming an excellent finder, igniting
quickly into a hot and durable point Of fra
A bundle OF hne soft sticks Is always kept
drying before the fire, which the old women,
in preparation FOR a natives journey, take
down and shape into sword blades, which
are then with a sharp knife shaved into long.
thin shavings not unlike the American stuff
known To upholstsrers as "excelsior.r This
Is preserved dry ON the journey in fish skin
bags On making a Gre a native takes n
bunch OF -excelsior' about rs large as n
robins most, punches a hole IN It and then
lays II carefully on the snow. Next taking u
pinch OF finder from tho bag. which always
hangs at his hip, he places it On his flint,
and with a quick, sharp stroke ignites and
incloses Il in the center OF his nest Of shaw
ines. which he then LIFTS up, holding Il
lightly. with his fingers spread apart for the
passage OF air, and whirls rapidly around his
head at arms length.
At first a faint. pleasant odor Of burning
birch steals upon the air, then a light streak
Of smoke follows tho revolving arm, and
and when the heat within his hand notifies
the native that n proper degree OF ignition
has boon attained he suddenly ceases his
gyrations. tears open tho smoking most, and
with a quick puff blows It into flame. Then
depositing the blazing ball In the snow no
soon piles his fagots over and around II. and
In a very few seconds his fire is in full blast
II have watched this operation a hundred
times and ha We never seen It fail. When I
tender matches they invariably refuse them.
because the shavings 80 lighted burn In
wardly and give of but little heat, whereas
by tho Yakut treatment they are almost in
stantly a glowing mass, never missing hrs."
, 1885-04-18

From the rneSnn fltl,s,
In some sections or ,bo. nor,b..a
ton Of Arizona the on.y;on q
ply. even for domcs,;c nrrnosos
serious one. This i nar,;crl.r,,. ,ho 49,,
at Ash Fork a station on tho A,lont;,
| and Pacific railroad A - -.
lovely and fertile v.lleys s,,,-ou0. H.
| place. and nlcntv If rr,ss 49, q. H.
support of larpe herd Of c,,,lo h., no
water can be bad erc,,r, e-o,, an ooaan
al tank" during Tho ,v;n,sr so.son A,
AshFork he r.;lro,d
TO sink an artes;an vol bm, g. .paoh
ing a deptb orpine bundrod Go, ,ha An
became fastened and conld NOT be ronorad
Many futile efforts were mad. 10 ran,o,o
it. but it was abandoned in de.na;r An
water used at thai station and by ,La ros
idents Of thc town il brordb, hr Ill g.,
Peach springs sixty-6ye miles 10 the vest
ward. and Is sold al 60v cents NOV har.al
A short time ago \ nrosnector s,;mn.
lated by the ino,,;rv eor water ,enortad
that he had d;scoverod a huno ,roIi -,
, 1885-04-18

The otbsr day a gentleman remarked In
the presence OF a little knot Of others on
Broad street that he could not understand
why a certain Individual was always saying
unkind, harsh things Of him Capt W. W.
Seay. an excellent judge Of human nature.
bearing the remark. quietly asked: "Did
you ever lend him any money or do him a
favor for which he has not paid your The
party said be had lone him many favors,
and then Capt Ssay said; 70, well, he will
never forgive you until he has paid you
what no owes, and this seems 10 be- the rule
under such circumstance in most instances.
, 1885-04-18

= n INtW Or IFfTTTT- M
Senator Evnrts ~reloices in excellent di-
gestive powers. A gentleman speaking with
him at the Albany banquet last week ex.
pressed surprise TINT he was able to dine out
night after night without experiencing any
III effects from the superabundance Of tue
viands and Of the diiferant wines set before
him "Oh,' said the senator, Il get ON very
well with the different wines; It Is tho in.
different wines that trouble ma
The following morning, while GA his Why
TO the %stntion. he rallied Senator Arkeil on
a mistake Ia announcing to him the tins Of
tho departure Of the train "Your son. q
said the senator. told mo that the train
leaves NJ 10. ami while at breakfast ! found
that the time Is 9s55. That decision lost ms
two pancakes he added psnsively. "and
those pancakes were particularly good
, 1885-04-18
PartIcular Phr.lclnn.

brakes Travellers Magazine
An Arkansas citizen had a sick mule. He
said to his colored man.
you know DR.. A., don't yon, Samf7
YES, sab, but 1 don't fink muffin OF i'm,
boss. He fused to scribe To- mo wen l war
sick las week. Sod be didn't scribe for mig
gahsn
That's all right He doctors horses,
doesn't her M
Il believes he do, bossr
"Well, you go down and tell him rve a
sick mule and want him az once
''Taint no yuse, he won't cum Dat doc
tor 'scribes TO white folks an horses, boss,
but he draws de line at niggahs an mules -
, 1885-04-18
CAPITAL PRIZE, $3.50
90. COO Tickets at Five Doilara Each

1857 Prizes, amounting $685. 500
Application for rates 10 clubs should
be made only to the ofice Of the company in
New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly.
giving full address.
Postal notes, express money orders, or New
York exchange in ordinary letter. Currency
by express (ali sums Of 81 and upwards
at our expenae) addressed
81. A. DAUPHIN. New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN. coz seventh st. Wishing
ton. II. @.
Make 70. Money Orders payable and adj
dress Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans. La.
, 1885-04-18

Theron =. Keator, editor of Fort
Wayne, Ind, Gazette, writes: For
the past five years have always used DIR.
King 5 Now Discovery for coughs of the
most severe character, as well rs those of
a milder type. Ii never fails to effect a
speedy cure. My friends Ia whom | have
recommended il speak Of il in the same
high terms. Haying been cured by it Of
every cough | have had for five years. |
consider Il the only reliable and sure cure
for Coughs, Colds. ETC. aCall at Gray &
Peares's Drugstore aud get a Free Trial
Bottle. large Size Sl.O0.
2 Iegsl blant~ a ,ha Isadsr a..
, 1885-04-18

be dismissed from Office distinctiyely dis.
MISSED openly and ayowedly for their
fragrant abuse of Official power and
whether their commissions run out IN one
month or many years, their dismissal
should be promptly made and boldly de
clared to the country.
, 1885-04-18

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive
~ cures piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Gray & Fearse.
, 1885-04-18

Charles Eayre Hlnkle, Jersey City Heights. y.
J. writes: NJ sou. a lad OF twelve years, was
completely cured Of terrible case OF Eczema by
to the soles OF his feet was one mass OF acabs.
Every other remedy and physicians had been
tried In vain.
, 1885-04-18

lnfantiIe Skin Beautifers- Appeal
to Mothers---Try Them.

FOR Cleansing the Skin and Scalp OF Birth IIn-
mors. for nllaying Itching. Burning and In
hAminatlOn. Tor curing tho hst symptoms OF Ec-
zema, Psoriasis MIX Crust, SEAL Head, Scrofn-
C%uticura. the great Skin Cur, and ,uticura
Soap. an exquisite skin Beantiner. externally.
and Cutieura ResolYent. the new Blood purifier
, 1885-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Stehbins. Belchertown
Mass, write Our little boy was terribly Allie
ted with S~crofuln. Salt Rheum and i.fvsiptias
ever since he was born, and nothing We could
give him helped him. until we tried Cuticnra
Remedies. which E1adualiy cured him. until he
Is now as fair as any chlld.'
, 1885-04-18

Frazier's Root Bitters are not a dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, make the weak strong,
heal the lungs, build up the nerves, and
cleanse the blood and system from every
impurity. Sold BY druggists. 800.
, 1885-04-18

rheumatism has one invincible antagon-
list, one rever yielding enemy that will
conquer it every time the opportunity is
given, and that is Chamberlain Pain
Balm. Many cases of rheumatism that
had withstood all other treatment for years,
have yielded to Chamberlain Pain Balm.
80 cent bottles sold BY w. N. Hunt.
, 1885-04-18

WIN. Gordon, 81 Arlington Ave. Charlestown
Mass, writes: "Having paid about $500 to fiHt
class doctors to cure my baby without success.
I tiled Cuticura Remedies. which completely
cured after using three packages"
, 1885-04-18

Mrs. johnson, the onco radiant Harriel
Lane of White House memory, now a
widow, is described as stu a glorious-look-
the stricken face and the dropping figure
, 1885-04-18

In some English country houses now peo
pie draw lots as to whom they shall sit next
vt dinner, and, ON the whole, it answers very
well, and gives much more variety than go
Ing IN order Of rank.
, 1885-04-18
commissioner

Incorporated In 1868 for % years by the Leg
iAlaiure for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses-with n capital OF 81 00,OO6to which a
added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its
franchise was made n part OF the present
state Constitution adopted December 2i, A
u. 1879.
71e only Lottery cucr voted on aud endars-1
by Me people Of am STATE.
IL never scales or postpones.
rs Grand Mn0Fe Nnmber BratrinOS take
place monthly.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
a FORTUNE fith Grand DrawlnR,
NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, MAY ~. lRs5
-ls0ti Monthly Drawing
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Ioo, o Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions, in Fiiths in proportion.
, 1885-04-18

A sure cure for little grubs in the skin,
Rough skin, etc. Ii will remove that
roughness frem the hands and face aaa
make you beautiful. Price SOC. Sent
by mai. Gray & Pearse, Sole Agents
, 1885-04-18

Your cuticurn Remedies are the best for Skin
diseases 1 AVE ever sold. and your CuficurA
soap the finest medicinal toilet soap in the
market.
G.. W. STAPLES, Druggist
Oaccola Mills. Wis.
, 1885-04-18

sold everywhere. rrlee cuticun. 70 cents !:
liesolFent 81 00; Soar Is cents. Prepared By
Potter Drug and Chemical Co q, Boston, Mass.
send for How TO Cure skin Dtseases-
, 1885-04-18

A Dakota man says that on clear days
talking can be heard in that dry, still nj
mosphere for more than a mile.
In the vicinity Of a bar-room IL
Is almost dangerous 10 whisper about
taking a drink The neighbors would
all turn out,
Anerican Queen: But men will buy and
sell as long as there l. hope OF gain-on,y.
Vanderbilts motto should be remembered :
Boys. don't buy what you can't pay for
, 1885-04-18
ARANsEauRArIoN

Harrison Robertson Ia PuSk's Annual
You are 50 fair
Yet she seems not to noto his praise Or care.
"a false or partial tongue might thus decla-9
That she was FAIR
you ara 50 swell
With frank indifference his phrases meet.
lin truth, twas less appropriate than discreet
To call her sweet
You are so bright
No signs OF brightness do the words excite.
IAN ordinary girl. a hatterer might
Proclaim her bright
sH r|H.i ~.
Il love you soi7
All she Is fair and sweet, and brighton loi
The metamorphosis these words bestow-
Il love You soF7
, 1885-04-18

pApV CutfcuIa SOAP. an exquisite
Dhpl perfumed Skin ~neauttfer.