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Evils OF "shop Driving"
Scientific American.


There are men who get position by
audacity, and not by merit. Such men
are sometimes found in the workshop in
the position of fOremen or bosses, aud
they make trouble for men and expense
for prOprietors. Such a foreman ap-
pears, always, as though in a great
hurry; gives short replies to questions,
as though time and words were exceed
ingly valuable with him; rushes about
the shop as though pursued by con
stable with an un2ollected debt against
him; and turns from possible Gus.
toner at an important point in CONVEX
sation to attend to a trine that would
more appropriately be left to q subor-
dinate.
Among the workmen such foremen
are troublous; they makeaquiut workers
nervous, unfinished workmen apprepen
sivc, and old stagerS angry. They upset
tho plans Of careful, systematic work
men, and induce the green hand tc
imagine that Tetensc of doing is a,
good as done. such a foreman does
other mischief, he is not content with
injecting others with his superficial ac-
tivity; he in ures the self,respect of the
workman, and impairs his usefulness.
With the useless drive that comes with
the foreman when he goes the rounds
Of the shop, comes the expectation OF
relaxation when he goes, AMI this let
tingadown of workmaaliae energy is a
natural rebound from the pre- sure of a
strain that is repulsive. This foreman
never commands; he crticises and ques-
tions. What. these studs not yet
turned' What's the troubled" 'Be sure
and get this fit right; don't you know
how to do this job2 Such greetings do
not put much force into a workman S
muscles, nor increase his desire to excel.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07

Like the Chinese, tn, Mexican Indian
sory, nts learn by imitation, and seldom
need more than one lesson, doing the
same thing o er and in the same way
until they are commanded to stop
When taught a new method they learn
it at once aud discard the old way as
completely as if they had forgotten ii
forever
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She Dl;iu't ue!Iove It.


The prettiest of literary anecdotes has
been related by Wilhelm Grimm, one Of
the pair of famous story-tcTlers. One
day little girl rang their bell and met
him in the han with the words; Are
you the Mr.. Grimm who writes the
pretty tales" eyes, | and my brother. 5"
And that o. the clever title tailor who
married the princess ~ "Yes, certainly. 4"
well" said tho child, producing tho
book, lit is said here that every one
who doesn't believe it must pay him q
thaler. Now, don't believe that prin-
cess ever married tailor. | haven't so
much as a thalsr, but here is gros-
chen; and please say hope to pay the
rest by degrees" Just then Jacob came
up, and tho brothers had an interesting
interview with the little dame; but they
could net persuade her to take away
the groschen, which she had laid on the
table.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
Colored CIergNInen.

VVharlotte N. q thurch Messe1eerl
Experience proves that white clergy
cannot get into close enough pastoral
relationship to the negro population to
accomplish their effective training, and
that clergy of their own race can and
do achieve far larger aud mora satisfac-
tory yesults in this peculiar work.
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tunes.



Mr.. Dolby declares that Dickens
cleared out Of his readings the comfort.
able fortune Of $!95, 900. OF the effect
of these readings upon Dickens mind
and body, his old agent says: The
ordinary state Of MIR. Dickens pulse was
u. david Copperfeid' brought it up
to SO; "Dr. Marigo!d," 90; the first
night of the Murder during the last
readings, it was 112, and the second,
11S; Nicholas Nickleby" brought
it to 112, and "Dombey" to ia. On
one occasion it rose to IA AT the last
reading of all, whom he wen. on the plat
form for the Christmas Carol,' his
pulse marked los, and at the conclusion
of the reading it had risen to 10. lie
himself was astounded at the high
state Of his pulse after the last cop
perfold" reading, and explained it by
the emotion he felt in parting for the
last time with the reading which he
liked better almost than any Of the
others, and which had done SO much
to popularize the whole seI1es. Although
his pulse frequently ran as high during
many other readings, the after effects
were not SO serious as when he left the
platform on the termination of the
Skies Murder" reading. On these oc-
casions he would have to be supported
to his retiring room and laid on a sofa
for fully ten minutes, before he could
speak a rational or consecutive sen
tGGce
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07

a french writ r racor Is the yer sue
cossful ~se OF concra1c fot foundations
made partly w-ii rspualt. 1t is said
thu I cs * elsti ty Or hard rubber
Ike Il T6r Of IN nate range of this ma
t'rial mlkes ii s;Pt@or to the hard
foundations FOR engines aNd machiaery
y here mas nlry or en- reto is used. Il
acts TO a sGiall hut cful extent as a
lo lerat ol OF shock.
inc nlians in front of cigar stores
6re persed!ng hose made OF wood
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
Village Nomenclature.
IExchang

A Rhode Islander proposes to found q
society whose sole oh ect shall be the
amelioratiou of village nomenclature,
or in Other words, to give pretty names
to those towns aud places which arc
now unpoetically designated as skunk
Hollow, y "Bagtown, " "Muckelrat, etc.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
New 0rNans ThneS-Democrat. !


Frank Cushing who has lived among
tina uni Indians, W o speaks Their lqu-
guag, a., :. as hr8bi] bcen sMtcd,
rs .3op'o3 into III family, in i
!nrc 9eli>cr,' in Vow Aok few
evenings since do.ct,J / Zuni story
L. ler IN tn9 to'nuja with which 10
nydriaJ | commea Is tlis stories OF sis
aae ators. In bcgiuung his tale he
lights u Cigarett :, sail UT. Cushing.
Il might sup o, !! tnat this tom
which he has learned from the uro
peans, but on the contrary it was tho
natives who taught the tpaniards the
use Of the cigarette and from the Span
iards we get the custom. In cave
which discovered on the Rio Colorado,
| found with other relics of It's former
nhabitautS, thirteen cigarettes which
must have been from 700 to 900 years
Did.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
Contains Them All.

The following short senteuce con
tains all the letters in the English al
phabet: "a quick brown fox jumps
over the lazy deg"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07

:
Tho side door of Health Officer
Neale's Office bears this notice to ped
dlus and beggarS: " o, we don't want
any matches. 10 umbrellas to mend.
on are on the right side of the door.
Stay there. We haven't few pennies
for you to get something to eat with.
Take our blessing and move on"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
The Silk Industry Explained.

lFIAClhlHSsI
"What is that?" she asked, her ey {
looking trustMgly into his That is
the silk display" 81 know--I can see
the silk. | mean those little things in
the shells like" ''Oh, those are worms, st
Worms" eyes, worms silk worms,
you know" "Not made out of silk?
"No, not made olt Of silk. They pro.
duce the fiber from which the silk is
made, just as spider produces it's web
do you understand; : "Oh, yes; ism I
that nice. And do they produce it done
up in these sweet little balls ooh,
certainly, of course they do. Why not.
Some Of them produce it on balls and
some on spools; some in ffty-yard and
some in l0Oyard lengths some of
them furnish 1t in blue, others in red
yellow, gEeeu, purple and so on. be.
lieye you see through the whole thing
now" ooh, yes; isn't it stranger III
is pleasure to show you around-you
understood everything so we'll. do
admire an intelligent woman. Let me
see, did you say you graduated" "Yes,
at Mary institute" 90, that accounts
for it, What the graduates of Mary in
sttuto don't know isn't worth knowing.
I'm tired; let's 60 home"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
Gua-Cotton rs u Motive Power.

According to reports an application
OF gun-cotton has been made in such
manner that it will eventually Super
sede the use Of steam for the purpose of
light locomotion and driving small ma
chinery.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07

From a single tree 1872 bread fruits
have been gathered, the average weight
Of each fruit being over two pounds.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
UNBELl6F.


There is no unselei;
Whoever plant a seed beneath the sod
And waits to see it push away the clod
lie trusts in God.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07

Whoever says when clouls are in the sky,
BE patient, heart light breaketh by and by, u
Trusts the Most High
Whoever lees meath winter's field of snow
Tue silent harvest Of the future grow,
Gods power mu It know.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-12
ltniern 9anSmirtbsn in's Stammbnd.

/. gs 1T fein @dGerden 10 flein,
Us brinst einen Sentner Seu Dir elm.
2. Nur benz wirb bic Rette pom Wasen
geitoblen,
Ser gu fanI III, iie absnbs in 5aus
gu bolen.
8. Oas @stter tennt ma am @inb,
Den 0ater ON Rinb, ben BERN am
@siinb.
A.. 8sim gferbebanbeI unb Rinberuertauf
Sbu bic ausen Ober ben geutel auf.
5. 9iIts. UNI elm 9ubn gu redtsn, isi
sei9eit;
Nimm On elm 81 bafir, unb LAP ben
Streit.
6. 8rossiie, Slaide unb @irtbsbaus,
Gufen ben Setteliad ms Saus.
I. Der Mann fdbrt nit @asen nidt 70
piel ms Saus.
Oils bic 6rau nit Der Sdiirse fam
tlagen binauS.
8. Der rotbe Sabn auf benz 0ade 1T ME
70 ihlimm,
Gls elm 6uB Sranntweiu I'M Seller
BARN.
8. Srsibit On aui i6Ie6te @eioe bic
Sub,
9erbirbit On bic Wil6 unS ben Miit
oaSu.
10. Der Bauer lit elm GROCER Climber,
Der mebr an iein gisb bsntt oils an
bic Rinoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-12

Die foIssnbe offisieue @arnuma
in Vesus auf Girtulation uon psrltimmels
tenn Yapierseloe uerbisnt aQsemsine Be-
adtuns: Der Sunoesi6atmsiitsr erbdlt
SelesentIi6 INNER ned psritiimmelte See
gal Genoer : Ioten unp Silbercertifitate.
Sfienbar ueritiimmelu mun6e 9eute bic
9foten, um bas YubIitum gu betrisen, ins
Dem ie ni9t msbr ais swei SGnitel (orei
6inftel elmer 0Ote mafien nod benz ges
ists pom Sunbesidasumts sinseIOii wers
beng abi4neicen. uno bic Stite bann 70
suiammentIsbsu, baB iis piscer cine pole
gfote, bic aus StIden msbrsrsr Roten ,as
l%ammenseiest lit, erbalten. Das Bublis
tum wirb abermals Dor Der Nnnabme Aus
iammenssitidslter Notsn sewarnt, psnn
lie ni4t aus ben Hummsr on beiben gns
ben II. a. an,eidsn srisbsn, bab bic
Stiide gu elmer unb berisIbsn Nots ssbSrt
batten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-12

bas Banner nit benz SSmen BON Brabant
auf benz S66fienbauie aufsusisbn, unb bas
BOLT besriBte biefss 3eiden ieiner grlOs
flung nit ni9t enbenwoaenbem Sau9Sen.
SobuIb bic 9eute aber gperbaro G'Ser.
claeS %ertanntsn, perpanoslte fi9 baS per-
porrene Carmen unb Cohen in ben einitims
mtgen Nuf:
Sell! 6eil unierm Retter! Sell benz Ses
ireier bes Saterlanoes!
Goerbaro CAB bsneu, peIde nm i'm bers
itanben, elm Sei9en OaB er ipre9en MOLE,
unb als cine uerbdltniBmdBise Stiae
ein9etreteu mar, iaSte er laut uns pers
nebmli9:
Sreunbe, Der frembe Sprann lit nun omar
aus Der Stabt pertriebsn, aber elm nod ses
fdbrli9erer Seinb orobt uns bic Sru9t uns
ieres SieSes Su entreiBen.
lInorbnuns unb 3udtIofsteit iinb ims
mel bic WSrber Der Sreibeit gepeieu. Wir
baben tsinsn Nmtmann, tsine S9Sffen
msbr, bic Stabt 1T obne 9aupt, unb bod
muB Semanb ba iein, Der beredtist 1T, bis
CUR &idtebr ~unierer 9ersosin Sobanna benz
@eiese I3tuns gu peridaffen.
ga, ia! tSnte es BON allen Seiten, gpers
barb S'Serclass iou bas 9aupt Der 9es
msinbe fem!
Nsin, bas wdrs ni9t psrifdn6is, perissts
Guerbaro; i9 bin jung uno unerfabren,
bod ftebt elm Mann unter Sud, Der ieit
Sabren sewobnt lit, bic Gnselessnbsiten
Der Stabt su leiten, Der Bel tauienb @ele.
ssnbsitsn feline 9isbs gum Solte bewdbrt
bat, Der ieiner @eiSbeit pessn ssriibmt,
isiner @sre5tistsit wessn ssIisbt wirb, unb
bieien Mann, 9uren alien 6rsunb, meinen
ebrwiirbisen Sater, miiiien mir bitten, bas
Steuerruber gu greifen unb nit feiter Sanb
bas SdiH %unierer Sreibeit in ben Sufen
gu lenfen!
Seill Ssil! Sod Iebe G'Serclaes, Der
Sater unieres Sefreiers! Sbm wo0en mir
ssbOrdsn! Ra9 Dem S9oifenbauie, mad
benz S9Oienbauiel rief beseiitert bic
Men9e.
Der alts G'Ssrclaes i9ien bic eben 10
ebrenpoIe ais bel6werli9e Nufgabe ableb;
nsn gu wouen, absr sinise trdftise Wdn.
nsr boben ibn auf ibre S9uItern unb tru:
gen ibn I'M triumph iibsr ben MarttpIas
unb bic 6reitreppe bss S96iIsnbauies bin:
uuf, wdbrenb Der Nams G'Ssrclass in
cpnnernosm Subelsebraus iibsr ben sanSsn
Wtartt erorSbnte.
Nit bodtlopfenbem Sersen bIidte gper.
barb etue Weile auf bieiss unausipre1lid
ieierli9e erbebenbe S9auipisl, bann ent.
fernte sr iid mOslidit unbsmsrtt aus benz
@eordn9e, perlieB ben Martt unb lsntte in
bic 6eueritraBe elm.
Cine fisberbafts llnssbulb bate ii9 iei.
nsr bemddtist; bic Ssbniudt beliselte
feline Sdritte unb balo tlopfte er on BEN
Sauie Der Srau pon Der Ma, iiber,suat,
baB bic aufresung Der Ra9t feline Semob.
ner mod erbaIten bate.
Sn Der Chat wurbe bas Sbor IoaIeid,
wenn aud nur CUR 9dIfte ssoiinst.
Sino Die Oamen nod auf? frasts sr.
. SimmsI, Sbr isio es, Serr G'Ser.
class. Sbr, Ser &sttsr YriHels9 rief Der
Oisner, beioe Sboyaiisel melt aufwerfenb,
tretet elm, meme Ssrriilnsn erwarten Sud,
iie piiIen gass. @is sIidli4 werben fl
isin, Sud- gu ieben!
SIM naditen Gussnblid lasen Sabint
unb ibre Mhitter IN 9psrbarbs armen uni
perscien 6~reubentbrdnen al isinsr Sruit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-12
Ole Softmeif sr psrSen burd ei

Ole 3 f 4 sr werben burd elm
chen erIafeneS Circular bes @eneraIpoits
meilters iiber bic pom lettsn gonares be-
i6lonenen aenoerunseu i'm Yortoiat bes
lebrt. Som /. Suli ab werben aIe griefe
i'm SnlunSe unb mad Canada fir 2 Gents
Die llnSe, a%nitatt pis bisber bic baIbe lln,e
befSroert, pGbreno bas neue Yorto fir
5eitunsen l Sent bas Yiunb itatt 2 Gents
betrdst. Tim Der uermsbrten 3a6frase
mad eents' Warten seniisen gu tSnnen,
ldBt oaS 9eneralpoitamt beren 9eaenpGrs
tis cine Wfense beriteaen, Uon berielben
6arbe nnb Sei9nuns, wie bic bisberiaen
l GentSr Marten, welde Die Yoitmeiiter
pom /. SUM ub bsSiebsn fonnen. Ole
ebenfaas pom GonsreB unssorbnete 0eues
rung betreiis Ginfibuang elmer Staot. @ils
polt fur srOBere Stdbte sssen cine suldts
Ii6e Hortoseblbr uon 10 Gents lit nod
ni5t sur Geife sebiebsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-12
SbIuB.

Der Sersos @eusel uno ieine @smabIin,
bic SerSosin Sobanua, bieltsn adt Gage
ipdter ibren fsierIi6en @iuSus in SriheI.
@uerbart S'SercIaes unb Sabine pon Der
aa wuresn in ibrer Gssenpart gu sinsm
slidli9sn Yaure u%erbunbeu.
@ie banfbar Sirlten unS Bolt benz
tapferen gefreier Srabants warsn, eebt
aus ben na9foIsenben 8srlsn elmer alien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-12

GbrOnit, Die >, brabantsche Geesten" ses
nannt, bentli9 beruor:
Die wedricheit, die eere groot,
Die hertoghe Wencelyn boot
Her Everaerde, en- de vrouw Johanna
Ende alternate die goede name,
Die was so groot dat let bescriven
Met ems konde, dus lat let bliven.
9luf oeuti9: Die 8irbe unb @bre,
peI9e Serso9 8sn,el, Srau Sobanna unb
bic suten Mannen ale Dem Germ gpers
barb boten, mar 10 sroB, baB i'd iie ni9t
bei4reiben %tOnnte; barum luiie ids blsis
ben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04
Sin aamfmaa,t III Bee l1nteraast.

yin N0ufmNnn III Der uttetH0ot,
benz burd Elm leibenbes unb fdreienbes
2tnb mebrere Mddte Der Sdlaf geraubt
murbe uno Der gu Der neberaensuns &C.,
lanste, baB Wlrs. @iuslcms Gcotbins
@Arup serabe ber Grtifet iei, befeu Ct far
bas 3inb benStbi8te, faufte einen Wcrratb
bacon. Mls Ct mad 9auie tam unb ieis
ner Srau bappn Mittheiluns madte, meie
Serte fe iid, benz Sinbe bon benz @etaufs
ten gu perabreiden, ba fe cine Nnbdnge.
rim Der 9cmScpathie mar. Die nddffe
Madt wurbe rieber fdlaftos psrbraat.
Nls Der 0ater am nddffen Gage mad
9auie fan, fanb er bas Sinh idledter
als ie, unb ba es abermols cine idlaficie
Nadt befirdtete, perabreidte er udbrenb
Der Nbpeienbeit ietner Trat benz 8inbe
cine Hortion beS Sprup unb iaste niats
banon. Die Madt barauf fhlief Nlies
mohl urb Der fleine Sdreier er,ruHte
am Morsen nit beiterm @efdt. Die
Mntter mar erfreut iber ben plSsli&en
punberbaren Wedfel uno obwpbl lie fd
juerit beleibist fabt.e, ale le Nufflarung
erbtelt, ieste fe bennod ben @ebrau6
bes SArups fort. Sdreienbe atnber
tnb idluflpie Nddte finb ibr iett unbes
fannt. Cine ~ein5elne Brcbe nit benz
Sprup bat nod bas 2eiben iebes ainbes
unb bas gOrurtbeil ber Mntter beliest.
Sn allen Gpctbefen 81 baben; rs Gents
bic 6laide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04
Sc =.

Be3ligll1 Der Mhairen In Buitas
t1ento, Merifo, mirb iber 2arebo ges
melbet> baB &egierungstruppen ben
&iot %uuterbriidt unb borldufig bic Hube
interchangeable baben. SIN @anaen
fin6 IL perIoner get6btet unb "a bers
nunDet morben.
Ser n6eralb" in Sallas tpirb in
allen ieinen Departements bic elettriiae
8eleu6tung einfibren.
Nabe Montel, ubalbe GpuntD.
1T s. .. @brismus, IS Sabre alt, BON
einem iungen Mat1ne Nantens 6unts
pborps erf6oHet tporben. 8eibe tparen
Na1barn, lebten aber in STREET, 6er
einsn gefdbrli9en 2arafter attnabm,
als Gbrismus bas @erii1t %ausfprengte,
9umpborps pfege berbotenen umga1g
nit feiner S9mdgerinlner, bic ibm
nod benz Sobe ieiner iungen Grau bic
Wirtbf6aft fibrten. 9umpborps traf
Gbrismus auf ber 2anbffraBe unb f1oB
i'm nieber. Ser M6rber befinbet f9
i'm @~efdngniB.
Sn 2eon Springs brannie am
Sonntag Morgen bic @pttongin oes
Germ 9ans Seele nieber. 9as &c
bdube mar ui9t perii9ert uub Der @er=
luf 1T bebeuteno. Man bermutbet
8ranbtiftung.
Mm 3. Nobember Na9mittags
l ubr 80. baben in @albeifon ale Mitz
glieber Der &nigbts Of 2abor, 1900 an
Der 3abl, bic allen 8ran9en angeb6=
rem, bic Nrbeit eingeftelt unb alle Sc
fddfte gum bo~ltdnbigen Stiliianb ges
bra6t. gs feiern Die Wberftarbeiter,
S9ifslaber, giienbabnarbeiter, Maus
ter, 3immerleute. NnftreiGer. Ieciben3>
bruder &c. &c. Sbre Mbfi9t 1T, bic ber=
lansten 3ugetdnbniRe bon Der MaI=
lorps2inie gu e%ramingen. Ser SOL
liest 10: Sie Qrbeiter Der 9inie ers
bielten 40 Gents pro Stunbe fir Sass
arbeit unb 60 Gents pro Stunbe fir
Naht- unb Sonntagsarbeit. Sic
Madden nun ben 8ori6lag, baB ibnen
so Gents pro 5tunbe fir iebe Mrbeit
be5ablt merbeu, ba es tpenig Nadts
unb Sonntagsarbeit gab. Sic Som.
pasnie eins ni6t barauf Elm unb Der
erite Strife bonn IL. Sfto6er frat elm.
Die MalorD 2inie ftelte III 6olge oefen
6arbige an uno geudlrte ibnen so
Gents pro Stunbe. SEPT berlanqten
bic &nigbts Of 2abor @ntlaFung Der
Neeer unb glnitelung Der frii6eren
lrDeiler. Ser 4sent Sapper erbat
Snitruftionen BON Der 9auptoffice in
Nem yort unb ibeilte ben &nigbts nit,
6oB elm @runo 5ur gerdnberung bes
@rbeiterperionals ni9t porIiege. Die
alien @rbeiter ieien ni9t fortgei1idt
iporoen, ipabern freipiaig eegangen.
Diefe Wittbeilung tpurbe our6 ben aQ=
gemeineH Strife b%eanttportet. 9ie
9nigbts of 9abor baben gebrobt, ben
Strife auf gang Seras aussubebnen,
tpenu ibre Gorberunsen ni9t betpiQigt
tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04
gdnbe ums ettefe1 fttr ben ssimter.

2aBt @u6 bur6 ni6ts abbalter, gu
George g.. @uIliban, Mo. 249
Weit.GommerceitraBe, gu geben, tpenrt
Sbr S6ube unb Stiefel brau6t. Sol
genbes fo0 enti6eioen, ob man ldnger
nod bobe preiie in anbern @eiddften
be5ablen fou. 9err @u0iuan bat ben
idmmtli6sn @aaren=8 orratb i'm @er.
tie bon mebreren 5auienb Dollars erz
lfanoen, uno %berfauft bas beriibmte
&eDnolos 8rOs. Gabrifat fir 9erren,
9amen, Giaber biaiger als irgeno Sc
man6. S6ube fur S9ulfinber, tpel@e
felt Sabren nit $1.75 be5ablt murben,
foiten bel Suliban $3.50. Nn &ei1s
baltigteit bonn @em6bnli9ften Bis gum
Geinfen ffebt Suliban uniibertrofen
ba. 16p, 3Wft
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04

Wo fdnbe fi6 in San Mntonip
pobl elm plab, at Dem man bic Stun=
ber bes Nadmittags pber Mbenbs i'm
Spdtberbft ober Minter in ei1er @au=
men unb Magen erquidenben Weiie
better berbringen f0nnte, als in benz eIe=
garten MufernsS Salon bon 9arnif9
unb 8aer. Wenn man ben 8eiu6 Der
begonnenen Saifon als Elm 3ei9en Der
tpa9ienben 8eliebtbeit bieies 2ofals be-
tra9ten bari, 10 f6eint Der @rfolg fir
ole 3eiten gefi9ert. 9ie berf9iebene
3ubereitung ber mobH9medenben
S6aaltbiere BEL Sarnif6 & 8aer ftebt
auf ber S6be Der 8olfommenbeit.
@auberfeit unb bortreffli6e 8eoienung
finb uniibertrofen. 8orsigli6er 2afee
unb Gbocolabe unb feines 8adtperf gu
ieber Sages5eit. 8,10,t1W
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Samurrbpioeu Seilmtttel.

SdmorrDoiben baben semobnli6 borber-
sebenoe S9meraen i'm &Iiden, 9enben unb benz
unterleibe 70 bab Der Ratient slaubt feline Rte
rem, Dber bic na6ften Srsane feien in einem
franfbaften 8uifanbe. !8eitneife finb 8eidem
bon llnberbaulidfeit gesenipartis, als Bib
bnns, llnbeba9li6teit bes Masens etc. Fine
Sen6tisteit wie S@peib, Elm unansenebmss
SUDDEN berborrufenb, nadoem man tuarm
pirb, 1T elm setuObnlider 8esleiter. 8linbe,
blutige umb iudenbe Samorrboiben Dersen
bnr@ einmalisen @ebrau9 bon 0r. 8ofonfo's
SGmorrboiben Seilmittel, peldes brett auf bic
tranfbaften Stelen e%intpirft, bic Sumor ab-
iorbirt, has 9eftise SUDDEN b%efsitist unO cine
Sauernoe Seilung berborbrinst, abseielt.
@reis 80 Gents. Ibbreiiire: Sbe ST.. 8oionto
Mebicine Co., 1iqua, Ohio.
@erfauft bel 8. &alteber C Con.
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ssm @imsersua edmb store

finbet man bic beffen Solar Sip
@6ube;
Die feinien un5 befen edube unb
Stiefel;
Die bauerbafteften Mrbeitsf9ube;
Cine groBe Musmabl bon 6errenz uno
Gnabenitiefeln;
Sen f60nifen 8orratb bon 9anens
f9uben un6 Slippers;
&inberi@ube in ieber @r6Be unb
Qualitdt;
@ummii@ube un6 Stiefel;
&eiiefoffer unb &eifetaf9en.
Stir aues 9ies gebe man gum
CINDERELLA S6ubsStore,
gde 9oufOnifrabe & abe. 6.
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Wm. 6DHtua & Sphn.

Mit benz 9erannaben ber SerbHfais
ION fteigert fi9 audi tpteber bas 8ebiirfz
niB unitres Magens fir iubfantiele
@peiien. unfere 9auptnabrung bleibt
6as Sleii@, unb UNI fol1es frif9 uno
gut gu erlangen, fann man unm6gli9
einen auperldifgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 66fing & Sobn, go.
511 Nbe. s. Sic 9erre11 baber benz
@ei6mad ibrer &unben &e6nung ges
tragen unb In ibrem gtabliFenaent cine
falte 2uftmai6ine erri@tet, tpel6e allen
Nnforoerungerl fir grbaltung unb @nt=
fernung i6dbli6er S~nsre6ienaen bes
5leifdes entfpri6t. sic baben beftdn=
big in ibren @tebb0fen einen groBen
8orratb bon Waitbieb, aus tpel6em
t1ltr bas Bette fir tire Runben getpdblt
tpirb. Wer reel bebient fem min, Der
beiu9e ben Marft, So. 511
y benue s. 1,10t1i