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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12
6. S. Maaer, WhoIe5alez Ut

6. $. @aGer, @bolefale= un6
&etailbdnbler in 6arben. Selen, Nnz
itrei9ermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt iein groBes
Eager in bieien Mrtifelrr gu Stem Oorf
preifen unb mabt gang beionbers auf
BEN seudbIten 9orratb BON giIbern .
@bromos, &upfers unb StabIftifen,
Oelgemdtoen unb pbantaiie Bilbern
aler @rt, ferner auf. Die gei1maduole
Muswabl bon B~ilberrabmen Der aqers
mo6erniten Gorm unb auf bic Maes
umfafenoen ,3ei9enmaterialen auf=
merfiam. Nde @uftrdge fur irgenb cine
ber obigen 8rau9en peroen prompt
ausgefibrt; Bilber bon ieeer @r6Be ei1s
gerabmt unb ole Mrbeiten m6gli9f
f6nea un6 gut belOrgt, bic in 6as Sad
f9lagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12
Mufreauna In 9eraa.

@roBe Nufregung mur6e In BET lmaeaenb
bon Yaris, 3eras, burd bic @eneimno beS Sru.
$. 6. @orles berborsernfen. Derlelbe mar 70
blIRos. ba6 er Fd i'm Bette ui9t berumaubres
ben. ooer nur ben 8opf gu beben bermodts. Sc.
hermann claude, ba6 er an Der Nus,ebruno
fferbe. Cine YrobeaaI9e bon Or. Rinos Newp
DISCOVERY puroe ibm gefdidt. Sie burd fiibIte
er iid setrdftigt uuo faufte cine arose il.f te
nno cine SdaGteI bon Or. Sings gtetu Qtie
%ias, nnS naGoem er Siuei Glafdea oapon ein.
genoi men baite, mar er geiuno unb bate Sc
@fnnb an Gleiid %seponnen.
Gratis. grobeaafden bel u Drei6. @robe
Glal@en 81.
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Wm. II & Sphu.

Wfit benz 9erannaben Der 9erbfiaiz
ION iteigert ii6 audi mieber bas 8ebiiriz
nib unIeres Mtageus fiir %iubtantiele
@peiien. uniere 9auptnabrung bleibt
bas 5leii6, unb UNI iol@es frif9 uno
gut gu erfangeu, fann mar Hnm6gli9
einen 5uberldifgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. S6fing & Sobn, $50.
511 Npe. s. Sic 6erren baben Dem
@efGmad ibrer &naoen Re6nung ges
trager unb in ibrem gtabliKement cine
falte 2uftmai6ine erri@tet, mel6e allen
@nforoerungen fur grbaltung unb gnt=
fernung i6dblider S~ngre6ienaen Beg
SleiI6es entipri9t. sic baben beIdns
big in ibren 8iebbofen einen groBen
8orratb BON Waftbieb, aus pel9em
MIR bas 8eite fir hire &unoen gemdblt
tpiro. Wer reel bebient fem pil, BET
beiu9e ben Marft, So. 511
Mbenue s. 1.10t1i
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9iefeSnee.

hab bic eente mad Colorado, Sen . Merifo umb
benz @eften seber, nm bic Sdminbiu9t au er.
lsidtern, 1T gar nidt notbig. Sober berniinf.
tise Wann piiroe Or. Bofanfo's Sufen- unb
2unsen : Sbrup in benz eriten grabe Der
S9pinbfudt sebrauden. Gs 1T unfebIbar in
allen Galen bon Suffen. GrtdItunaen. 8ron.
ditis, Sdmerden in Der 8ruit unb aler Shmp>
tsmen, pelde ole 8nrldufer Der @9pinbfudt
belten Ereis so Gents unb 81. 90. @erfauft
gel 8. &altebcr & Con.
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-pbotograpbien, pel9ei in gaIIa=
taps @aIIerie, 413 Ot 9ouifon>
5traBe geftDmmen merben, finb in
ieber Sinii6t pontommen un6 f6nner
nidt iibertrofen merben. Mer cine
bor5iigli@e pbotograpbie gu mdBigem
gretie tuiini9t, benz empfeblen mir mad
Gaaapaps @alerie gu geben, ui1b CT
ipirb 3ufriebengefelt tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12

- Sd bebanoelte einen 8atienten,
Der Elm Sabr lang an periotii6er Reu=
ralgia lit. &ir5ti6 bate bieier pa=
tient einen iol1en NnfaG unb i9 pers
or6nete ibm einen SbeeloHeI boa Son=
galine ole Stunbe. Mls i'd ben pa=
tienten am nd6ften Sage beiu6te. fano
i9 ibn bel ber Mrbeit frei bon S9mer=
sen.
%. u. O'8rpant, 81. B.,
2amrencetopn, Mp.
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Gtrabenbabn.

Wdbrenb bes iebigen freunoli6en
Metters tpirb bic @ompasnie am Sonn=
abenb unb Sonntag bic Cars big II
l1br Nbenbs fahren Iafen. Muf Der &be.
6 2inie merben ferner 3 Grtraears fab
ren, bic Government 9il I'm 10:15,
1I:15 unb IL: Is berlafen. Bonn
4usgangspunft an Der Snternational=
babn fabren fie ab um IL: 80 unb 12
ubr @benbs. 9as gabrgelo nod IL
ubr betrd9t 10 Gents.
u. 8eltnap,p rdfbent.
10 t2D
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12
Weite @aareit.

unermiblid in ieinem Offer, bas 8efe an
btsten, mas Der Wartt Iiefert, bat Der befannte
S@ubbanoIer 9err JAS. MARTIN Ell.
men neusn gorratb bon Damea- unb Rinber.
Sduben sinseIest, ber allies ibertrift, ipas mir
bisber IN o'sier gran3e iaben. Die banbae.
elegant UNI ieben Gub, nouten faaen iebss
6iibden, gu aieren. 8ir erluden Die Oamsn
ii6 bic neuen @aaren ansuieben uno Ne tperhen
nit uns lbereinfimmsn, bab Sas. Mfartin lei.
mem @uf, Der faibionabIe SdubbanbIer unIersr
Stabt au iein, oufredt erbdIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12

Improved Condition Powders fur Yfer.
oe nno M'nob'eb. Elm auSscaeidnetes unb CT.
Prooiss Ynlosr IN Der 8ebanbluns bon GUS.
srantpetten alsr Mrt, allgemeine llnpabIidfeit,
Mnnad!tfn Der Sant, &duSe, sslbes @afer,
Mtqnge! an Mppetit. @ebraudsanipeiIuna auf
ger Etitette. Gabri3irt bon uno gum 8erfauf
net MooIpb Orei6, Blanc Ylaaa, aeaen.
iber Der Yofoffiee, Gan gntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12

sVelvetine Powder" Dief
@rdparatiOn tpuros 3uerit. in Der preubi1den
@rmee gegen berbriibte unb s%rinbise gibe, se.
gen bas @unbreiten ODER Wunblaufen, aeaen
Rridelbise unoa ale Der lleberbibuns beS 8lutes
ent'prinsenoen Sautfranfbeiten ansspanbt.
Mls elm RulOer fir Hinber ifebt es unibertrof>
fen ia. greis 20 @ents. Yrdparirt unb gum
gerfauf bel ". 8 reib, MIamo Drug Store,
Gau Wntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12

= Oie Ma6frase mad BEN beribms
ten Or. Nugut &6nigs $ a ms
burgers a milienzM ED n
lit in msinem 9aoen gr6Ber tule mad
irgeno einem anberen beilmittel. = s.
g. @arlep, @de Der Stem uno 9amp=
lbires5 traBe, QuineD. Sis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12
Sudleus Mrniea=galbe.

Die bette @aIbe Der @elt fir Sdnitte,
NuetfGunsen, @eidpiire, Gieber. unb 3aut.
NusfdIas, GIedte, s%eiprunsene Sanoe, Grof-
beulcn unb ale Sautfranfbsiten; furirt ga.
mprrboiben ober feline 8e3ablung. 8Olise
Qualification sarantirt ober bas gelo tuiro
suriiderfattet. % Gents bic Sdadtel bel u.
9reib.
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Spfal. .$1,275,563.21
Staat Seras, 8erar. @ountp.
Sd, Sno. Witbers. Gafiirer obenges
llannter 8anf, f6m6re hermit feierli9,
baB Ser obige 8eri6t mad meinem befen
MiHen mno @lauben ri6tig 1T.
8eaei6net: Sno. Mitbers. gaflirer.
nnter3eidnet unb bei6poren in meiz
net @eeentpart am Z. Gftober 1885.
@e5ci6net: gngen .. Neeo,
Oehentli9er Notar, Berar So.
&i9tig befunben: 9r. s. 9erH.
SO. 6. Breckenridge.
g.. a.. 6tribling.
8,10t2m Sireftoren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12
Eiue Or0tnans,

Etue WfOtnGnd,
tpel1e bic Section Is bes Soften Rapiz
tells Der rebibirten ftdbtii9en Orbinans
gen abdubert unb Section II aufbebt.
Sci es bei6loKen 6ur6 ben 5tabts
ratb, baB bic II. Sectisn bes 50. &a=
piteIs Der rebibirten Srbinansen aufgez
boben lit, unb baB bic Is. Section 10
abgednbert pir6, oaB fie folaenberma-
BEN lautet:
Section Is. Wenn irsenb cine pers
ion Deridumt pber. fi1 tpeigert, bic linn
ober feinem gigentbum amferlegten
Steuern BOT benz l. Mdr3 zines iebei1
Sabres 81 3ablen, 10 1o1 Der ftdbti}1e
Collector 8ef6lag auf Bag @ruab= ober
perf6nli6e @igentbum elmer 1ol9en
perion fegen, glei6bieI Db fe bier at>
idffig if ober ni6t, unb 10 bel babDtt
berfaufen, als our 9eduua Der f9ulbi=
gen Steuern nebf ben ent1tanbenen
Soften erforoerli9 1T. Gerner fnn Der
ffdbtif9e @oaeftor Dor benz 8erfaufs=
tage oas BON ibm g~epfdnbete gigentbum
tpdbrenb breier aufeinanber foIgenber
Wo6en publi5iren. Sn ber Mn3eige 1T
bas gigentbum In berfelben Meiie 3u
bef6reiben, wiein Der StenerrpIe, unb
Der Same oes @igentbtimers babel alz
5ugeben, poer tpent1 berielbe u~nbefannt
1T, nit nunbefannt" gu be3ei6neu ; aud
miiien 3eit, pIaB unb 8ebingungent
beg 0erfaufs ~angegeben psr0en. 9ie
Soften Der publication oiirfe1 % @ts.
fir ieoes Slid 2anb ni6t iiberfteigen,,
6as in biefer Weiie anseseigt mirb uno
fino ben 8erfaufsfoifen fDlden gigens
tbums bin5u5ufigen; ~D6rausgefeBt ie>
bod, 6aB fe BON ben @ebibren abge5os
gen tper6en, Bic Der Collector fur bic
8er6fentli9ung bes 8erfaufes erbdlt.
Ser 8erfauf ion Dor Der Sbiir bes
@~ourtbauies bur6 6fentli9e 8erfeige,
rung on ben Meiitbietenben gegen 8aar
gef9eben, unb omar 1dbrenb Der gez
iebli1en Stunben. am erffen Sienitag
beg Wonats. gpIte inbeB ber @ertauf
beg auge3eisten 2anbes 1idt am fetben
Sage beenbet perben, 10 if ban.it BON
Sag su Sag fort3ufabren. unb Der Gol-
leftor bat bies am S9lufe ieber Bers
ffeigerung an~3ufin6igen. Wen1 elm
9dnbler in 2aufmannssitern, beHeu
@aaretr, mad ben ffd6tif9en Orbinails
gen, Der a6 balprert Dber @~etperbeffeuer,
ober beiben unteruorfem finb,, nod Ser
4ngabe FOLDER Waaren 3ur 8efteuerung
ober na9bem bic @etperbefeuer fdGig
~ge:poroen 1T. fa1ireu. ober cine ueber=
tragung biefer Waaren apornebmer, 10
ioa ber Collector foglei9 benz &eceiber
ooer Mfignee bic &e9nung bes f6ulbi=
gen getrages our 3ablung iberrei9en.
SIM Sale Der &eceiber pber Mlfignee
berfeblt, bic f6ulbigen Steuerrt ioSort
su sablen, 10 fo1 Der goleftpr Beidlag
auf bic Waaren legen unb 10 bieI babor
p%erfaufen, als 5ur 9edung Der i1ulbis
gen Steuern n6tbig lift. GoI1e unbe<
sablte Steuern folen ben erften Mn>
fpru6 auf bic Waarea baben.
Mngenommen unb genebmigt am %.
September 1885.
8rDan Gallagher II, Mapor.
Mtteffirt: 6. g. @lauoon, gitp glerf.
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Xeliu@ mtrD &n@ ntdt nur
bon bet M%lrffdmItif iiter5eusen; fonberr aud
&nrerl 4reis nno Dant terausforbern. Sd er.
1dIte tdglid Donffdreiben unb 9adfoIgsnbea
ftuo einioe 4us3iige aus oenleIben.
RAD 30tdgiger Aniuenbuns babf i9 ben @e.
brQa& eiugefem uuo bin %erfarut uho erfreut
90 erfiaf dlltss mas eis berfpredsn. Sd
BIN tut3idt bariber.1 +,
vMeine Grpdrtnn9en iiub iibertrofen poroeu.
Wie 3auber bat es geipirft unb mebr geIeis
fkt, ale i9 eriparfef babe
sd babe 60 nit 9ntem GrfoIge angetpanbt.A =
Die &Beife, Ii BIDDER d beipirItes mas id
binfdfk< b6t mid iittrrafdts
aei@fi9 fitub hieiae 9oFnu1sen erfaIt nor.
ben ltnb ID bin bodIi1 barber ~erfreut."
Yo)itib gorautirt, bab bas Nfftd bnruIos II
iln6 tsine f9dbIidep Subfan3en entbdlt.
HAD f1apfnng Des preifes bon 81 burG bic
POT N I19srer ~setpddang bcrfdnot. Ser.
fegelfe &irsulare 4 Gents. Bel Drugeifen au
5Qbeu. 2breHe:
Madame Fontaine, ZOE 14th St., New York,
&4<pS&MfV4i S
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: Sic ein3ige Mebi5in. bic iemals
auf MeItausteQungen, &C. nit goloe=
men MebaiIen unb Diplomas beba9t
murbe. lit bas beriihmte @6mersenbell=
mittel ct. Safobs Del.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12

Feiles S~arsaparilla" fur
ale 8lut. unb Sautf1anfbeiten. Rurirt bic
IdIimmfeu Sale bon Blutperqiftuns Bis sur
aetpobnIi9en SHINE, @ebrau1Sanneiiuns anf
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der alamo Mft's
gompanb unb gum 8erlauf an @ieberoertdufer
uno an Yrioatperionen bel v. Dreih Gan
Wntonio.
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nT 2aBt Cure @n3iise bel pans
coat & @obm MAIDEN, pel9e bic
beften Waaret, bic bette Mrbeit urb ben
beften S1nitt Iiefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12

znttss ztilest ffnb bet berartisen E4us1 tsipns
% 8eetenet; cine Dolls betpttft stne fofdk Ges
xtf6beydnberuns, bdb Der 4dttent bdr1ber erftdant.
Gle ndrfet ben 4ppefft unb perurfn9en, hab
Der a6rper an JIeif6 5ttututast; frutt ipirb Ter
Drsani5mus bHrn ie 6endbrt, uib burh tire
to6t{6e 8ttf1,tg n1f BITE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ne o1-<9<1M6638t<tt bk8t &tu1I10r66 stfrbets
5tf1tr. preis zk Gts. a @tursab st., n. q.
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Tiuansicner 8erid5t

Ser San Nntonio Matinnals8anf in
San Mntonio, Seras, beim Mbf6lub bes
@ei6afts am l. Oftober 1885.
NrnHif+
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Gin fr6bli6 Ser3! Bon alien 8aben
Oie ebelite, fir Sob uidt fell!
Rau6' Gail & Or, bu ipirft es buben
Gin neuer 2ebensmuth mirb Dir gu
She'll.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12

= 3pei fpielten nit chamber Bill
laro; BET einem unaei6idten 5toBe
fagte Der Cine: sd Summfopf!"
8lDblid Oeriebt ibm Der Inbere cine
Obrfeige unb figt binsu: SD leibe
es ni6t, bob moi meinen 6reuno be-
lei6iat!"
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Lucchese Bros,
. d II + 1T a 1 { +.

Stieiel bon 81 bis sl1, edube bon $3.50
b.s 81 so Samenldube balb su bcfoblen unb
Abiose SO Gents, SerrenI9ube bon rs Gents
be 81. 0nfertisuns bon Damenlduben cine
Spe3ialitdt. Meue Mooen erbalten mir ieben
Monat bon @aris. 6.loS3M
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Qnleihen unb 9iseonten.. S s47, 1867.

Mnleiben un6 Dsconten. IS 847,367.4 40
l1eberge5ogen ..---..--..-. 554.2 70
g. Bombs Circulation. 100000
Mnbere Bombs u. Mortg. --136, 728. 90
sJor6efungen an9eei .Mgentett 52,622.00
bal. Mati~onalbanfen 18,954.39
bal. @taatsbanfen. 1929 9
@runbeigentbum, M6bei &c. 2 ,697. 09
8eaablte Yrdmien ....... $685. 81
gbeds u. a. Werthpapiere.. 1000
8ias an anoere Banfem. $4,000
&leiaes Y~apiergelb, Nidefs
unb pennies- ....-..-- 6.98
Specie SO. 613. 80
Qeaal SENDER Moten....... Is, 1892. 96
@~inl6iungs : Gonb.....-.- 2,25O.00
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nag Wir fabren bic beffen Semben
unb Serren=S oiletteartifel, bic impor=
tirt tperben f6nt1en. &pmntt unb ber=
gletdt preiie. g aneoait& n.
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ny~ pancOait & Sobn baben
neueften Moben In Stten aller
Nrt.
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Suits n


AppstitbssTait, g~es5epfmme Der 9arute,
Gppjldbmer3 tiebtt efnett nntspfen @efatt
I'm $tntertopt &dlnner3 sstter benz edluts
3exbleffs 9rsdeSsptuounG nadj benz GHen
sejtt6e 44tresenn6, Wei5tarfeit oer etiuts
SsjdldI ssesssss| Z kssss @ai&s a isatiss
fetts G6tDtuoet, Set5fIcpfe.x Autttte bot
Eszs sfdjfets Huge 1lnrmbe, tedngffi8eMbe
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0aafz &1f6nNdsnitteI

0fenes astfs sber Dnrts6aar hrrst cine ein,tse
Application bit5es SdsbtSstttsIs ta eIdn5saSss
G41ax5 r~errvaubeit. sc Mutt auf Der GteHs, cine
natdrfi&e 6urbe bsrisbenb. Bel Aprtteftrn 5u
fa1eus ubsr 9ssea Gnspials pen "a per GprebSerz
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5otal. .$1,275 ,563. 81
Debit:

Oebtf.
gingeaabltes 2apital. -. .$125, 000. 90
ueber fiifiger Gonb.-- 100000
nngetbeilte 8epinne. -....131.366.3
Nus itebembe Scat. 8~anfnoten 100000
periDnli9e 9epofiten. -. 1872, 054.94
Depolitenz@ Certificate $780, 14,808.35
Musitebenbe &aRen=gbeds. 10000
6orberumgen b. Mat. 8anfen 9,143.93
besgl. Staatsbanfen 28,089.66
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d. A, Fontales PlsDaraion

entmidslt binhsrf 60 Eaaen
cine 6trrIite Form, bic bon
9auer il un6 Sereii Mpfdnge
idJoh mad ben ertfen 10 Ea8en
tuabr3uuetmen finb. $50 cine
bonfda6ise Biffe fdon Dor.
banbeu il iDirb biffelbe in Der
ldnrnl h~srbnufommnef. Gin
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-04-17
NO. 10.
Novelties in ParasOls.

The leading. parasols of the season
is the "Elite" This is a canopy para
sol of fourteen ribs, displaying very.
shapoly lines, both inside and out.
The materials are very luxurious,
especially in the brocaded velvets.
which have lace effects, and in the
silks with the designs in colored vel
vets. These are rendered more at
tractive by deep falls of lace. Para
soils of this shape for great occasions
are in light tinted evening silks.
White parasols have an embroidered
wreath midway. Others have triple
rows of lace, one turning up over the
edge The Butterfly is still further
adorned by lace forms between the
ribs which give the parasol the name.
The Crescent is an eight-rlbbed para
sol, the stick of which ends in a cres-
cent. This is coral-tinted, or of am
ber, she'll, or ivory. The RIBS are tip
ped in keeping. these are covered
in cases with narrow-ribbed and check
ed silks and satins, aud are lined with
changeable silks. The Newport is
trimmed with thin grenadines, Swiss.
Grape, and gauze, putfed on to colored
silk Innings, and pulled over the stick
at the top and confined with bow.
They are very pretty and destined to
great popularity.
The pongees this season lose moth
ing by their embroidered spots and
an appropriate basket-woven handle.
The handles remain still conspicu-
Gus feature. Those most frequently
used are the natural stick. Special
handles, of which there are here "A
large assortment, include porcelain,
silver, many carvings Stimulating Jap
anese work, and amusing and grote-
sque fancies. .--Ne,o York Mail and Err
press
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-04-17
Burn the Dead Animals.

The plan of burying the bodies Of
animals who have died of contagious
diseases is declared to be unsafe, as
the disease poison works its way
through the soil and infects other ami
mails. Following the experiments OF
M. Aime Girard, it is proposed to dis
solve them in concentrated sulphurio
acid, which, while destroying the
body, effectually destrosy all disease
germs. This care for dumb creatures
is all very well, bat gives rise to the
question why they should be better
guarded against infection than hu-
man creatures. Year after year myr-
lads of the victims of contagion are
buried in the earth, and the disease
poison is left to work its way upwards
to myriads of others, who in turn take
their places with the rest. Hermetic-
ally sealed burial boxes and private
funerals or cremation would no doubt
lesson the numbers of this ghastly
succession. Why should not some
such measure be enforcedP 1t is only
fair to give to our fellow-men the
same attention we bestow upon tho
beasts of the field. Philadelphia REQ
ord
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-04-17
Purity of the Language.

A language club is the latest innO-
vation in New York, where a number
of very estimable gentlemen propose
to unite for the preservation of the
English language In its purity.
To the movers in this scheme their
purpose seems, no doubt, a very lauda-
BILE one; but it is difficult task they
are undertaking. "Pure English" is
an elegant phrase. 1t suggests culture
and refinement and accurate use of
language. But what does it meanP
What is "pure Englishp" Is it the
language of Chaucer or Shakespeare,
of Byron or Tennyson or of the daily
papers in England and the United
Statesp Who is to be the arbiterP
Where is the line co be drawnp
The answer to these questions, it
will be seen, is not an easy one. Nor
is it by any means certain that it is
worth answering. The establishment
of rigid standard of purity in En-
glish, even if it could be accomplished,
would hardly be desirable. There
would be no objection, perhaps, to an
arbitrary law restricting the present
generation to the use of such words as
nave az eSudDllSHeu standing ana line
age. But we have no right to legis-
late for any future generation. Ian
guage is a means, not an end. The
same causes which first drove the in
habitants of the globe to articulate
speech in the expression of wants and
ideas are still operative. The people
of to- day have the same rights their
ancestors had to invent a name for
thoughts, sentiments, emotions, ideas
or things, and it is unjust to attempt
to charge their inventions with inpur-
ity until they have been made and
tested. If word is wanted and shows
by general acceptance that it is want
ed, it is as ''pure" as any of the Chau-
cerian or Shaksperian vocabulary.
Whatever else, then, the purists may
do, they must not attempt to hamper
the genius of American or English peo-
pie by restricting them in their inherent
right to coin words when they find
need for them. If they make the at
tempt they will surely fail.-Detroit
Free Press.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-04-17
A Seat OH a Bumper.

"This is terribly bad weather to ride
on the bumpers" said sorrowful-
looking tramp as he endeavored to
thaw out his hands with his breath and
by slapping them together and hold
ing them in his arm-pits. "It's hard
place to ride, because fellow has to
hold on all the time. If he should let
go once he would drop off, and that
would be the last of him. What do
we ride on the bumpers forP Cause
that's about the only place on a train
a fellow can get these days where the
brakemen won't bother him. The
train men stick pretty close to the ca
boose this cold weather. If they would
see one of us gentlemen on the top of
car, though, they'd come out long
enough to put him of. So we ride on
the bumpers and they don't see us.
When the train stops we hop off, for
the men come out then, and when it
starts up we hop on again. It's tough
sometimes, though, because bumper is
not upholstered like a scat in a palace
car. Delaware and Lackawanna cars
are the best for fellow, because
they've all got little platforms on both
cuuS, anu bidNtlcl Gan iiuc Ou tucu
like daisy.
"Some fellows ride on the trucks
under the cars" continued the tramp,
as he blew on his hands again. "It's
hard place, though; it's so dirty.
Another place is on a passenger train
on the first platform. The engineer
and fireman see us, but they don't
care. It's the brakemen who bother
the life out of us. Now, person
would think this first platform good
place to ride on, but it isn't. The Gin
ders are terrible. We have to fight
'em every minute. They get In our
eyes if we open them, and if we shut
our peelers the hot cinders fall on our
broadclolh and burn holes in our gar
ments.
you've heard of the baker-shop
racket, haven't youp No. That's
queer. You see we travellers some-
times get hungry, and then we work
the bakery racket. We go into bak-
cry and ask for a job, pretending we're
first-class bakers just out of work. We
go around in the shop looking with the
eye of critic at the stuff the men are
baking, as if we knew all about it, and
help ourselves to fresh cakes and good
things, just to try 'em, you know. The
men don't care because we're bakers.
I've been in many bake-shop and
helped myself to all l wanted, when if
they knew | Twas molder and not a
baker they weuld kick me out. They
uon't generally want to hire man
Just then, but when we do strike job
we work the boss for small loan, if
we can, and promise to be around the
next morning ready for business. The
next morning we are generally trying
the dodge on some other bake-shop."
-UeUeldnd Herald.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-04-17
Iooth-Pulllng by the Wholesale.

A countryman sauntered up to the
carriage of a female dentist, now en-.
tertaining crowds on our streets by
her wonderful tooth-pulllng feats, and
asked to have a molar extracted.
She asked him to point out the Offend
ing grinder, which he did by putting
his finger in a random way upon a
side tooth. He was just drunk enough
not to care which one she pulled so
she pulled one. Those who have seen
her at work know that she
pulls teeth like picking out grains of
corn, making no fuss and causing no
pain. There was flirt and CLEAN
OF steel in the suns rays and the coun-
tryman yelled out: ''Why don't you
pull it outp" The Frenchwoman
smiled, shrugged her shoulders, and
displayed the extracted tooth. The
operation had been so pleasant and
painless, and he was so tickled with
the novelty of the thing, that he laid
himself back in the carriage, opened
his mouth to its utmost, and sang out:
"Pull 'em all outr' There followed
o few more flirts, q few more CLEANS
of steel, and the countryman was
candidate for spoon vicfuals. He
went away satisfied, but when he
wakes up this morning and misses
his grinders no apology he can make
himself will ever repair the wrong
Macon (Ga.) Telegraph.