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time, and you will live better than you
have ever lived befors.-0ur Country
Home
Improving a Poor Farm.

Mr.. A. G, Sharp, OF the Richmond,
Mass. Grange gave in alecture some
items of experience in renovating
worn land, which he says involves, to
begin with, "a man chock full Of days
works."
Like the old woman who put the
poorest pork in the bottom Of the bar.
rel 80 as to have the best to eat first
all the way down, took my best land
first and have MANFRED heavily as far
as have gone. I do not believe In
ploughing up more land than I can
manure heavily every time. What
would be light coat for some lands
would be heavy for others; we must
know our soil and how much it needs
There is little danger Of putting on too
much. l began in the middle of my
farm and have cleared on an average
two acres Of rocks each year."
II have put up some new fence each
year, if only very little. 1 make all
the manure can each year, using
some sorbents-muck, ten to twelve
tons swamp hay, dry sifted coal-ashes
and some forest leaves, and then buy
all the fertilizer I dare to besides, OF
all l think l can use to advantage on
crops. We should grow more soiling
crops, such as sowed corn. Hungarian
and millet. For late fall feeding SOW
barley; even after August l this can
be done and make good green feed
for COWS after the frost has bitten the
cornstalks.
1.-THE more we can feed out on the
farm the faster we can improve it. 1t
is not safe to sell hay unless you draw
home some bran or fertilizer the same
day that you sell the hay on the return
trip, for once the money slips away for
something else you are not apt to buy
the fertilizer. There is no better fer
tilizer than barnyard manure, but
when hay is. worth over $12 ton in
the barn sell it and put every cent Of
the money you get for it into barnyard
manure if you can get that which has
been under cover for IS per cord dc
livered.
81 plough in all the barnyard ma
nure can get every spring, and never
let any manure heat in the barnyards
l believe If manure is ploughed in
green the land must get all there is in
it, and it is then out of the way in
hoeing and cultivating. Some may
make the mistake of ploughing too
deep at first. This should not be
done, but simply plough an inch deep.
er every time so as not to turn up too
much clay or hardpan at one time.
But do this gradually, and you can add
much to the value of the land in that
way in few times ploughing."
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A NATURAL ANXIETY

Prompts many q man Of family
to seek his doctors advice as
to the best means Of preventing
disease and preserving health.
In such cases the judicious
physician will recommend the
l1se of
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NERVOUS
DISEASES.

cases with II mcasur
See numerous case
phlets on nervous d
cents In postage st
with q sta temcnt of
which one of our Il
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STRUCTURES AND URINARY f
| STRUCTURE.

raise passages, urinary StnHc,
ally consult for relief and That of this cit
too difficult for the skill of specialists is proved by
ported in illustrated treatise these maladcs to which
refer with PRIDE To nrst this class of to physician
small experience is dangerous proceeding Many man
refined for life by doing while thousands annually
their lives through unskfu treatment Send particulars of
and ten cents In postage stamps, for large illustrated
tiSe containing testimonials.
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| DISEASES OF
| WOMEN.

have made these delicate diseas'
Hundreds are brought to our
on beds, and they go home we
ing our specialists, whether b,
most careful and considerable
land we get few which have moi
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which Institution long bccame famous has naturally
to extensive practice in diseases of the urinary organ
Our specialists have acquired through vast and varied eXpe
experness in determining the Cdct nature of
and hence, have been successful in nicely adapting thu
remedies for the cure of each individual
The of of the urinary having
tuted prominent branch specially of our practice at
Invalds Hotel and Surgical Institute and being in constant
cept of inquiries for complete but concise work
the and durability of these naadcs, have published
large illustrated treatise these diseases which will be
any address receipt of ten in postage stamps
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-16

unb ebrerbistig, als Der iunge grbe pore
iiberfam, 6er in gerpbnter .SbeiInabm=
lofgfeit faum einen8lid ieitpdrts mari,
un6 nit elmer bornebn na1Idlfgen
8epegung bes Ropfes, bic tpabrl1ein=
lid einen Danf ausbriiden io1te, i'm
gegriff itano, tueiter gu geben. gs 3udte
16mer3li6 in ben 3igen bes alten Man=
nes; er itanb mod INNER nit feinem
abgeaogenen &dpp9en In Der 9anb uno
iab inn nit einem ifiQenBlide na9, Ser
gu iagen f6ien: 50 alio bif 9u eez
tporben!
Db glrtbur bielen Bid bemerfte ober
Oh es ibm iebt erit eimfiel, baB ct ia
ben alien Greunb unb @efdbrten ieiner
Rin6eriabre bor iid babe, er blieb pl6bs
lid fteben.
Sieb ba, 9artmann! gBie eebt es
3bnens
Sn feiner matten, glei6galtigen
Weiie itredte er ibm bic 0ano BIN unb
f6ien etDas befrenbet, als Iie lti9t TO-
fort ergriHen tpuroe, aber benz S1i1t=
meiiter mar cine fol9e Nertrauli1feit
ieit Sabren ni6t suSbeiI semoroen; er
36gerte iie at1aunebmen, lnb als er es
enbli6 benno@ that, .gei6ab es 10 i6eu
uno borii6tig, als fiir6te er, bic feline
tpeiBe 9anb tonne in feiner bartenGauit
59aben leiben.
Sd banfe! Mir gebt es ia iotpeit gut,
2err artbur - um gergebuns; 9err
Berfow tuollte i9 iagen.
(Gortfebuns foIst.)
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pferb beitieg unb babon iagte. 6urleh
blieb ni6ts iibrig, als feinen Weg su
Sub suriid5ulesen. 9o6 gu f6limm
iollte Die @trafe fiir Die geplante lns
rebli9feit nidbt fein, benn am ndd1ten
Gage iteate fib fein pferb famnt 6linte
uno &ette tDieber eift. Ser Neger hattie,
na6bem ct fi1 in Gi1erbeit befano,
beibes am 5attel oes pferbes feigebunz
ben unb bas Sbier lauIen la1en.
Mebrere Nanger bra1ten naA
Coleman brei Mdnner, tpel1e lie beim
3erit6ren elmer Gen3 iiberraf1t batten.
= Nabe elmer 5urtb bes Srinitp BEL
Sort Wortb tuurbe Elm Danofoffer gez
funben, ber 18 golbene ubren entbielt.
Die ubren tpurben bpr einiger 3eit ei=
mem pfanbleiber geifoblen unb als
mutbmaBli6er Oieb iff Der Neger 6enrp
Befon geifgenommen tuDrben.
Die beuti6e golonie MeusBraun>
fels bat Dieberum einen ibrer dlteiten
unb eriten Nniiebler perloren. Mm 13.
Mdrs ifarb baielbit auf ieiner Garm
6err Gottfrieb 8rebmer i'm MIter bon
78 Sabren. Ser Nerforbene mar elm
braber unb ebrenfeiter Mann in Der
tpabren Beoeutung bes Mortes, unb elm
Greunb bes Gcrtf1rittes. Gein 9ln>
benfen iuirb BON Mlen, Die ibn fannten,
in gbren gebalten tper6en.
Dor mebreren Wo1en entfieI Ell
nem Manne gfames 8. 8. Buhanan
beim Biden bic piftole unb entIub fih.
Sie Gugel brang ibm am Rnie in bic
innere 6eite bes Beines, in bemielben
binauf unb an Der dubern 5eite beg
geines tuieber Big gum Rnie berunter.
Sein 3ultanb lit elm b66it bebenfli9er.
- Bei Gofe tpurben elm farbiger
Wann unb cine farbige Grau bon mebs
reren betrunfenen Mdnnern eridolTen.
Man bat Die M6rber nod nibt entbedt.
Ser farbige M6r6er 6enrp
Sobnion 1T IN @rodett gum 9obe Der,
urtbeilt tporben.
- Na4 Waco bra1te man einen gez
iDifen @omarb yleff. Der i'm sSanuar Bel
Mc@regor einen Deutiden ermorbet
batte. @egen $4,000 Biirgi9aft uurbe
ber W6roer tpieber auf freien SUP ses
febt.
= Sn 2areoo lit N6am gtual6, ben
inen bes Sai6enbiebltabls beidulbiat,
berbaftet tpDroen.
- Die GountD gommiiiioners bon
Wafbington gountp baben enbli1 ben
Norf6laa ber 8iirgen bes betriaerifthen
S6abmeiifers 2ieb angenommen unb
erbalten bana9 bon benielbeu $l2, 900.
Dieie Summe betrdgt ettpas mebr als
Die 9dlfte bes @elbes, bas 9ieb geitob=
len bot.
BON Sort Mortb f6reibt uns
9err Carl 8rooa, 6efretdr bes Nereins
n6armonie", pie foIgt: sd bin be-
auftrast Sbnen 5u beri1ten, baB fid)
unter benz l. Mdr3 b. s. bierfelbif elm
beuti6er 0erein nit yfamen ,6armos
ME" gegriinoet bat unb na9nebenben
3wed berfolgt: pnege Der @eledigfeit,
beuti6er Sitten unb Sugenoen; 6ebuna
bes @eiites our6 gegenieitise 8eiebrung
unb bur9 Meinunsstaui9, gegenleitiae
llnteritiibung in 9lrbeits= un6 Granfs
beitsfdllen, iuie au6 in anoern Qebensz
lagen, G6rberung briiberli1er @efiible
unb bas Streben nod oeutlder ginig=
feit."
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0eS atnbes 3dbne.

3dbne ino mubiame Dinge, i'm
Rommen fomDbl tpie i'm Gebatt. Sau=
ienoe Rinber iterben am 3abnen. 0err
S. s.. Wider BON Monte3uma, Ga.,
fagt: 2ebten Griibling rettete Brospn's 8
Sron 8itters bas 2eben meines fleinen
a9t5ebn Monate alten Wdo9ens, tpel=
DIES sabnte. Maan6e Meniden benfen,
bieie Mebi5in lit ilur fiir errpa6iene
2eute; aber lie 1T gerabe 10 tpertbpon
fiir bas fleine Yolt. gs gibt ibnen
8efunbbeit unb Graft unb bringt Moien
in bic Wangen inan6es frdnffl9en
Gin6es.
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geras.
Die 9catslatus.

Die Bin aur Organifation bes
iteuen gounties Nal Der6e, bas aug els
nem S5eile bon Ginnep gountp qebilbet
tDeroen foate, lit i'm Genat unterlegen.
tuurbe bic Wteoerermdguna
BON Sones giienbabn Sill pernorfen.
pie Bia, tpelde Die gfeaenten Der
llnioerlitdt nit ben, 0erpaaten ber
unioerlitdts 2dnbereien beauItra9te,
paffrte nit 13 gegen 10 Stimmen.
- Das 0aus nabm bic @enats=Bia
an gum Druid bon 1000 gopien Der re-
bibirten @efeBe.-9ie Bill gum Jiriren
bes Gebaltes ber gountpri9ter unterlsg
nit so gegen 33 @tiinmen. .-Die giirz
ger bon 9arrifon gountD erfldrten fi1
iu elmer petition gegen bic Nnnabme
Der Mnti=StritersDill.- .-Yei Gerathuna
Der 8il, tprl6e bic BEL 0irginia goint
gelegenen @al3maifer Glats an %. 6.
Sones iibertrdgt, fteate SaDlor ben g(n.
trag, bic Bin 10 ab3udnbern, baB fie
Duntingtoh oasWegere6t fit einegiien=
balm nod Hirginia point giebt, ibm
aber berbietet, Wbarfz Gebiibren au ers
beben. Oie Biq tpurbe eingetragen,
Die Bill CUR Organization oes neuen
Counties Srelanb purbe 3uerif babin
abgednbert, oaB ber Name Bretpfer fur
Srelanb angenommen tpiro, uno mad
ldngerer Debate nit 50 sesen 20 stinas
men peruorfen.
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g8idti9 fir ansipanoerer.
@rDBe YreisermdBiSuns in Der lleberfabrt.

Der unter3eihnete 1T ermadtist Yaifaee.
ideine, freie 8ef0fisuns einsefdloiien, BON 8re.
men mad Gan Antonio fit $34.l5 fir ertpad.
fene 4erfonen aus3mffeIlen. Wtit gefofiaunp
big @ep gort $2b. finber inter f2 ,5abren
3abIen bic SaIfte.
Der @reis fir bic gleiIe bon Gan gmtonio
mad Bremen betrast nilr nod einldIieblid
freier @efOffisung $40.35.
Gerner @iaets au erniebrigten Rreifen bon
Mntperpen, &abre, 2iperpool, Aueenstoun,
Shpeoen, Ddnemarf unb gtoripseen nod Gan
Mntonio nnb 3uriid.
Mdbercs gu erfabren bel
6. @rieienbed,
22,f ,tuiu Taifa9e slAgent San antonio.
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= Seoe Wolfe bat i9ren flbernen
Niidlbimmer, tuenn mir nur barauf
ieben tpo0en. &rante iolten ni6t
benfen, baB iie unbeilbar iinb, bios
iueil iie elm OuBenb Seilmittel obne
ipobltbdtige Geiultate probirt baben.
gs giebt Elm 0eilmittel i'm Wsarfi, bas
Der abiolute lleberpinoer bon Nierens
bei9meroen, DpspepEe, 2eberleiben,
unperbaulidteit, Gieber unb Ngue, unb
periobii6en 2rant6eiten 1T. Wir baben
ilatilrlid) ge3ug auf Mifbler's 2rduter
Bitters.
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- Berlin, "a. Gebruar. Ser atp6lfs
idbrise 9obn elmer biefigen Nrbeiterfa-
Mile bat ii6 bieier Sage erbdngt. neil
er anf Mnorbnung feiner gItern feinem
dltern Bruber, Der einen 8eiu1 MAIDEN
tolte, ben Sonntagsan3ug ba3u iiberz
laf1en ,nuBte.
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@aS lit Sies I?

Die2ei6tigfeit, nit tpel9erSopfpfan.
5etl IN ben Slfa Nurferies, beren gigens
tbimer 8. %. Mabaras3 1T, bermebri
uno ge5ogen tperben, ern6gli1t es ibm,
bieielben billiger 5u berfaufen, ais
irgeto elm anberes @ei9dft i'm @taate
berlnag. Nqes mas getpiini1t tpirb,
1T elm 8eiu6 feiner @epd6sbduier ne.
ben ben @teinbrii@eu, ober ieines 0er<
faufsfanbes in ber @tabt.
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nf h 1t I E,

Die Surni6ule oes San gntonio
5urnperein ipirb Mittmo1 ben 18.
Mfdrs er6ffnet tperben. Sir Mdb@en
bon 5 big 6 llbr Na6mittags unter 3eis
tung BON Surnwart @eo. 6ilgers.-
Jiir Snaben bon 6 Bis Z llbr unter
Seitung bon SurnIebrer sc. s. Neu=
mann.
Surnen fiir Grwa9fene bon Dienitag
llno Treitag Mbenbs 5 llbr an.
8. Gunge, prot. 56rifttpart.
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s5abrgang 90.
9ls)er's
OAuez .alre

snt9alt IN @slsaaiit Gsst ale Jan sampRait BET.
r;bsrias neael sas, 10 uei nan ipeiB, in feiner
aEsera a5nsi eEt9aItea it, cs entbdIt ,eia Gbis
ai an3 feline netauiid,en cher anbcru fdabIi6en
yeftanStbeile uis bat baber feiaen uadtbsiIisen
eiRfnB anf bic eontitItion, soneern IdBt ben a5rs
per 10 geiunb iuie uor ber stranf9eit
ssir aarantiren, ba5 s.yer'S sIgursGmre aue
Sdle pon taltem retnttircnbent. itillent, medieIs
uno Galleniieber, 10 ipie Don aeberIeiben, bic
enr9 Sunpfiuit berbeisefiibrt iino, beiIt. eoIte
Is mad rtiser alnipenSuns ;u beiIem uerfebIen, 70
fmo bic 9dnSter bur9 unier GirfuIar pom /. SuIi
1882 erina4tist. has geih ,ariid3n,abIen.
Or. 9. G. aper & Co., lumeII, 5AaH.
Sn allen apotbefen su baben.
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Goeesfrt,ae,,

warlm fann eim 6art 10 biz
Zig perfaufel,
Weil CT fetne Sbeilbaber unb
&eiien6e bat unb alleS fur gaar
perfauft. ST baabelt nad oem
Sabe; ualeine prUfite llnb srObe
gtnnabmert. !"
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Allen Anoertt poralts. (.

Refine anbere bIutreinisenbe Mrsnei wirb iest
ooer purbe ie subereitet, bic 70 poIdnbis ben Be-
birfnifien Der Merste unb bes qublitums i'm auaes
ueiren entsesentomnlt iuie
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G | Il h a II +
Bon g. merner.
(JpriIebung.)

:, xu9 utuouve!1 .gutlelte ueu Slpp uHD
lte febrte ibm iebt aud langfan bas
8ef6t tpieoer 5u. Sd fiir6te mid ni6t
bor Dir, tpenn Ou audb oft rauh uno
tpilb bif. Sd tueiB, Du fannf nidt
anbers. unb idb bdtte Di6 genommen,
tpie Su mart, uno Diellei9t germ genom=
men. Mbn 10 pia i9Di9 nidt, uIri9,
tpie Su iebt bi1t, tpie 9u bift felt benz
Gage, no - Die gndoige Grau berfam.
Hlri9 5udte 5ufammen; cine fams
laeroe N6tbe f9lug auf einmal in feis
mem GeF9te auf. st uollte ibr beftig
S9peigen gebieten unb bra9te bod
teine @nlbe iiber bic 2ippen.
Der Sbeint tteint, Du fimmertelt
Did I'm ytiemattoen, neil Du gana
anbere Geoanfen i'm Gopfe bditeit, fubr
Wtartba INNER erregter fort, ia tpobl,
gans anbere @ebanfen! I'm mid baff
Su Sl1 au6 ME gefiimnert, un6 iebt
fommf 9u auf einmal unb pilIit mid
aur Grau baben! 9u brau9if tpobl
Semanb, Der Sir bic @e6anfen forte
treibt, ni9t uabr, ulrif2 l1n6 oaau
1T Dir bic nd6fte Beite re6t, ba3u bin
i6 Dir gut genug? Mber 70 melt it's
oentt bod nod nid)t, baB i6 ba3u tauge.
uno ipenlt i'd Did lieb gebabt bdtte
rnebr als Mllss in Der Melt, un6 menn
es mir an's Seben gittge, DaB i'd bon
Dir lahen muB = lieber ben 2orena,
lieber ieoen Mnbern ieBt, nur Did ni6f!
gs mar Elm Nusbru9 fur9tbarer
Seloeni1aftll9feit BET bem font 10
rubigen Mdb9en. Mn benz Gturrae,
ben er in ibr enifefelt, bdtte llrid)
empftnoen fonnelt, tpie tief er ibr i'm
9er5en iaB, bielleidt empfanb er es
au9 tuirtlib, aber bas nabm Die Molfe
ai1t bon ielner Stirn un6 ni1t ben
fammenben @6etn, Der 0untIer purbe
bel 1eoem ibrer Worte. St bate feine
grmiberung barauf uno als fie iebt in
Elm lautes. gBeiren ausbrd9, ba ftanb
er itnmm neben ibr, obne elm Wort bes
Sroites ooer Der gerubigung. So
bergingen einige Minuten in qualbollem
S1ueigen. Wtartba lag nit Gopf unb
Arnien iiber ben Sl6 bingetpDrfen.
Wfan b0rte itar tbr frampfbaftesS6lu6=
5efl In6 ba5tpii1en bas einf6rmige Si=
zen oer alten gBanbubr. gnoIi6
beugte llob ulrl9 3n ibr binab; feline
Sttnlnle mar ri1t mebr raub unb bef=
tig, aber aud) ni9t milbe; es lag in ibr
i1ar Elm bumpfes 5bmer3gefiibl.
SaB gut iein, Martba! Sd ba9te,
es lolte better tperben, ipeun Du mir
ba!telt; biellei9t tpdre es aud nur
l9llmmer getnorben, llnb Du bait gan3
Hed)t, tpenn Ou es oarauf bin nidt nit
mir tpagen tpiaf. go bleibt es benn
beim Alten NIT uns Beioen.
er glng obae tpeiteren Nbf1ieb; nur
an Der 5gSsue blteb er uo1 einnlal
gegen lno Jap nag oemNtdo9e1 5uriid.
Sie Doo Den Gopf tlld9t, utlb er ging
ratg bolenos binans.
Hans fragte elfrig Der Sbibtmeiiter.
pet INN orauBeit entgegen tam. NUM-
mleoerpolfe ct langtamer, .benn bas
@ell9t ielnes Sobnes lab ni9t aus tpie
oas e1lles glndls9en Nrdutigants.
rs mar nmlonlt, gater! iagte llri6
toados: Mtart9a tuill mid ni9t.
o,,, gSil Ol9 nt9ts Did ni9t2 rief Der
que IN slilem 2oite, als oh ibm oas
ungtauoii@fe BON Der 9Delt genelbet
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9dmmtli6e Mal6iniiien unb
Generleute ber MiKouri pacificbabn
baben iebt ebenfalls bic Mrbeit einge=
felt.
- 0as Gdngerfeitsgomite in 6ou=
ffon bat gontrafte 3nm Gau BON @alle=
rien innerbalb ber itdbtilden 6alle aug
gegeben. 9as gon,ite fubieribirt ae=
genlp1rtig Gelber 3ur Musfiibruna 6es
Geites un6 finbet bereittpilIige Inter
ftibung.
Gin giienbabnarbeiter Namens
9enrD Moier tpurbe i'm DiHer= Saufe au
9oulton berbaftet. gr lit augetlaet,
i'm bergangenen Sabre in Neumerito
einen anbern Giienbabnarbeiter er11la=
gen 5I baben.
Gin Rinbesrduber Nanens Sobu
Maooor ift in CRAWFORD berbaftet iuor=
ben. st bate Dor apei Sobren in
WteGinneD elm neunidbriges Ginb
unb auberbem beri1ieoene @egen.
fdnbe geitoblen. Wor einigen Sageu
eribien bic Mutter bes geitoblenen &ims
bes, IN Beleitung zines Marfbals, uni
aabm 6afelbe ipieber itt 8elib.
- %. u. 9urlep in Grantlin,. be,
bic 4rbeit ber Gountp. .Strdflinge beaufs
fi6tigt, gerietb neulid auf Die Sssbee, Ell
men Der @efangenem auf ieiner Garm
arbeiten gu lafien. Ser plan NOR MIDI
libel, oenn er batie ia in bieiem Sale
bic 4rbeit umionit, aber beinabe fpdre
er libel babel ipeasefommen. Gin BE.
fonbers fleibiger Neser muroe BON Sur.
leD gu bieiem 3tpede auserleben .,lnt
geioe ma6ten iid auf ben Weg, be,
Weger gu Sub unb Surlep nit cine,
Tlinte betpaffnet au pferoe. untertpess
lenfte Der Neger bic Nufmerflamteit fet'
mes 8egleiters auf Wieb. tpei1es in be,
Ndbe giraffe, unb als biefer feline 8lid'
babin tuanbte, entriB ibm Der Neger BIZ
Glinte. 9fit angei6lagenem @etpeb,
berlangte bann 2ebterer ben S6liHe,
CUR 9ette, nit iuel6er er gefeiielt mai
uno loIte bieielbe, tporauf er 9urlep!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-16
3ur Beabtura.

Sd ipiinfde biern,it bas bon sepiffen 4euten
berbreitete @erhdt 3u ipiberIeeeii, oab i@ San
Mntonio berlaiien babe. SD fibre me'a &c,
fddft tpie friiber am alien Plate uno geoente
barin su bleiben. 0lein Eager bon Sduben
unb Stefeln lift frii6 uno entbalt bon Allem
bas ueuete uno bette. Ndtunssbou
SaS. Wartin,
Der suberIaiiise Sdub. .9dnbler. SO. 2s7 Som.
meree- Strabe, neben 8ette'S Apotbefe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-16
europa ltno Geras.

SEPT 1T bic 3eit nod europa
at reilen o6er Berpan6te mad
Eeras fonimer 3u Iaiien. Durd.
6iaets i'm 8ipifdenbed 3u folsenben Yrei'en:
Antuerpen, Bremen, 9amburs.
Son Gan Mntoaio aio.s.... $4e.35
Rad Gan Mntenio $34. .15
Direfte DurdbiIlsts bon europa mad ie6em
Ylate in 9eras iinb berbdItniBmd6ig billia su
baben Bel ~. g. 0o1tss0, asenf,
q. @ebIcrt, @adage gIerl,
AT l2 @efs sgominerfetr., San antonio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
Again TO The Front.

The above headline Is the opening
ode, 80 TO speak, OF Washer & August,
followed by the announcement that
their spring stock OF clothing and fur
nishing goods have arrived, and an
invitation to those Interested in such
matters to call and see them. 70 the
readers of TIE GAZETTE they are not
strangers, and the liberslity and fair
ness that has characterized them in
their dealing with the public renders
commentator ut our hands unneces.
aary. During the past two and hall
years in our city they have built up a
reputation Of which they may
Justly feel proud, and hav.
ing redeemed every promise
made their patrons through the col
umns of this paper, their advertise.
ment on the eighth page of this issue
will be read with interest by every
one who contemplates the purchase oil
aspiring suit Their stock is complete
to the minutest detail aud embraces
some of the finest goods yet offered
the buyers of Fort Worth. In the St.
lection Of their goods they have fully
met the requirements OF the trade In
style, tit and finish, and have made
prices to suit the umes. Before you
Invest in suit call and see the one
price clothiers and furni-hers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
THE IMPROVEMENT CONTINUES.

ll:l5 A. M.--The improvement
which The last statement suggesttd in
Gen. Grants condition has continued.
Since taking his coffee he has had
strong liquid nourishment twice. His
throat has been attended to, and the
irritation which began to trouble him
hss been allayed. He walked firmly
into the adjoining room to have his
mouth and throat cleansed, He Is
resting quietly IN his easy chair. His
pulse Is about as yesterday at this
hour.
1P. M.-Gen. Grant has been very
quiet since the last report. He has
taken his nourishment regularly. His
pulse is 72 He is not complaining Of
his throat. The accumulation of mu.
Gus is easily removed by gargling,
wtthou' other medication. He moves
from room 10 room, when required,
with no trouble. He ia now resting in
his easy chair, after having been ON
his bed for a few moments.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
Pure Water.

We have just finished our new arte-
sian well and offer tue public as pure
water as ever saw the surface of the
soil in this city. 1t is absolutely free
from alkali and we invite chemical
test of its purity. For any purpose
that pure water is used it cannot be
surpassed, ana we offer IL at low rates
in any quantity desired Our old and
new customers are requested to give
the water from our new we'll trial.
This water will be used in our bath
rooms, acknowledged by all to be the
finest bathing water in the city or
state, without exception. Res pect-
fully, STANDBY Il MARKLE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
An End 10 Bone-Scraping.

Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg,
H., says: Having received SO much
benefit from Electric Bitters, feel it
my duty 70 let suffering humanity
know t. Have had running sore on
my leg for eight years my doctors
told me | would have to have the bone
scraped or leg amputated. l used, in.
stead, three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and my leg is now sound and
w4lln
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cent,
bottle and Bucklen's Arnics Salve
at 25c. per box by II. w. Williams Il
Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-05
THE PATIENT MORE REsrLEss.

New YORK, April AT 8 o'clock
Dr. Shrady Issued the following bulle-
tin:
"Gen. Grant has within the past
half.hour become somewhat restless,
changing his position constantly from
his chair to the bed. He has COM
planned of pain in his throat, which
has been relieved by local applcsti on
OF cocoaine. He has occasions al Y
walked about the room. and for a
change he sat a short time in the Ii.
brary. His pulse remains the same
and his temperature is normal. He
has just taken food and Is inclined to
dose in his chair, having had an ano.
dyne administered