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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-22
Claus Der 81. .. StSstg. bonn IL. SUM, 1886.
0rpfe G1naerfabrt aacb 9auabura.

WrpRe S1nBerf91rt nam Q61tput8.
Ole Sdngerfabrt mad
9eutf6lan6, tparb geitertt auf
benz hamburger Dampfer nWefpbas
lia@ unternommen. Die SdHser fan=
ben fi6 nit ibren Nnseb6rigem, bic fi@
Der @rcurfion anf6lofen, seitig an
8Drb bes S9tfes elm unb sablrei1e
Sangesbrtber unb Greunbe gaben III
ten babin 6as Geleite. Cine Menge
@efangDereine tuaren babel reprdfetls
tirt unb es berrf@te bis 5ur Mbfabrt auf
benz G@ife, unb Dem Sod Der 6an1z
burg merifanif6en padetfabrtsM ftien=
@efeQf9aft in 9Dbofen Elm reyes 2eber
un6 Sreiben. 9ie Sdnger trlger unter
Setting BON Germ &. S6mel5, Diri.
gent bes re-. 3. Mdnner9or", einige
re9t biibf9e 2ieber Dor. Inter fr6bs
li9em Be9erflang unb bersli@em 0dns
bebrud iDurbe Nbf9ieb gerDmmerl, unb
als bic Stunbe Der Ibfabrt f@lug unb
bic ifol5e yWefpbaIia" i'm Glaggens
i@mude abging, eri9oa elm algemeis
mes 2ebepobl bonn 8orb tpie bonn Sod
uno bas SriiBen bur9 Gut unb Sii9er=
f@uenfen bauerte fort, big Der DAM
pier ben 8liden Der 3uridbleibenber
entf9mun6en mar. SIM @an5erl be-
fanben fi@ in Der &aiate 143 pafas
giere.
Sen in Dem arrangement bon grcur>
ftonen 10 erfabrenen General pafage=
Ngenten ber hamburger 2inie in Stem
Oort, ben perren s. 8. &i9arb & So,
1T es gu Derbanten, baB biefe grcurfs
on in 10 gldu3enber Weiie nod Seutl@s
Lamb abfubr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-22
g { 8.

Gin Brem3er 6er pacifebabn
poute fi9 in Big Springs Elm 8ergntts
gen MAIDEN unb brad in ein Borbea
etn. Sort infultirte er bic 8eliBerin
beflelben, bic 1ta9 einem &epplber grif
unb ben 8remfer in &opf unb Nrm
19oB. SroB ieiner Munben bpmbars
btrte Der 8remfer bic perporfenen Weiz
ber nit 8ierfaf9en, bertpunoete aDei
berfelben f6tper dnb fR6tete.
Sn bic Poitpffice au Mount pleas
liant bra9en atDei Siebe elm unb fprengz
ten bic eiierne g%elbfpinbe. IS befanoen
fi6 iebo@ ttur $50 barin, tpel6e bet
9ieben GUT 8eute fielen.-Gin Mann
gtantens urtab 6belton, tpel6er in Der
Ndbe bon Mount pleafant pobnt,
purbe bur6 elite 8artie BON 8 Mdn>
ner1 aus feinem 9auie gelodt, porauf
i'm bieielben feftnabmen unb nod eli
mem @ebiii9e f@leppten. Sort f9nitt
man ibm Die Saare, pel6e ct nod ME
bate f9netoen laRen, ab unb barauf
erbielt er BON iebert Der Mdnner atpblf
peiti6enbiebe. Sos iolte bic @trafe
bafir fein, neil CT Elm BON tim abops
tirtes Maifentinb gei9lagsn bate.
SIT 2ampaias 1T BET mtlitdrif6e
Speftafel losgegangen. 8rigabegeneral
&oberts lit nit 3 Nbiutanter eri9ienett
unb bat ben Sberbefebl iiber bas Eager
iibernDmmet.
= 9abe 6agep, 6er unter Bet Mn=
f@ulbigung fan6, ft6 an ber @rmor=
6ung ber Irau 9ancod betbeiliet gu bas
ben unb 3um 8erb6r mad Mufin ges
bra9t tpDrben mar, tpurbe bpt1 benz
8erba6t f%reigefpro6en.
= Sic bempfratii9e Contention Der
Counties Mebb unb gncinol, Die ft6
nt9t eitiger fonnte, bat atpei berf6iez
bene 9elegationert ertpdbIt.
- 9as 2pcal Option = gountp Bee
bat fi6 iu ieiner Contention fir ben
ritterfeinbli6en @uffape goof BON 6ou.
ton als 8ouberneurs : gan6ibaten cts
fldrt.
- 2ena 2ples, bic Grau eines foges
ttau1ten prominenter Mannes, err1orz
bette ben frtberen Sheriff &oberts bprt
Denton @ountD, weil CT ite, ibrer 8e'
bauptung mad, berleumbete. &oberts
bdtte Der M6rberin bic Wafe entreiBen
f0nnen, bod er that es ni9t, ltnb 10
feuerte 6as tpabntptbige Meib 5 S9lHe
auf i'm ab unb t6btete i'm. Ni9t ein>
NAL Der umtanb, baB Der @rmorbete
eine Grau unb 2 Gtnber binterlieB,
fOnnte Der ra@iii@tigen Gurie Mitleib
einfl6Ben.
Mm gmancipations : Sage fanb
man bic Jarbiee Niin Sobnfpn in San
Marcos In ibrer Mobnung ermorbet.
Sic fo1te Selbftmorb %begangen baben.
Do9 sueifelte bic SurD bararl urb tire
9ausgenufen finb besbalb auf bet
@er6a9t bin berbaftet tporben, bic
SDbnion get66tet gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-22

bert, III 6eneu Bic gieb3adter perlansen,
odB bic Sanobeb6rbe gum 8erfaufe bes
Saroes ge3tpunger tperbe. Nuf Mntrag
beg Staatsanpaltes pertpetgerte Der
Gi9ter, auf bas Mn1innen Der 8ieb5i9=
ter ei15ugeben, biele baber fi6 aber nun
on bas Sbergeri9t getpanbt uno uoQen
bort tire Gorberung bur6ieBen.
Ser S%taatsantpalt feinerfeits min
nun au9 gegen bic 8teb3i6ter borges
ben, tpel9e bic 3ablung Der pa9tgelber
berpeigern. Mobl Elm Subembmal
f6on pur6e biefe l6bIi9e Mbfi1t bort
Nuftin aus berfiinbet unb 1T gum &inz
bergeip6tt ~getuDrben. SEPT aber foll
@rnff bamit gema9t tperoen. Serner
puroen bonn Staatsanpalt bic 8eibs
titel auf 00,000 Mder 2an6, peI6es
OUT Weteranet=@ Certificate bin lit Greer
@ountp locirt tpur6e, fir unstltig er=
tlGrt.
Ni5t pentge petitionet laufen Bel
Der 3anbbeb6rhe BON Infie6lern Elm,
bic cine Seftipn S9uuanb fauften. sic
finb in GDlge ber 9irre unfdbiq, 3!abs
lung gu leiiten un6 uini6en, baB ibnen
bic BeD6rbe cine babe ober breioiertel
Settion beg 2anbes tpieber abnebme.
Die Beb6r3e bebauptet, feline Nolma9t
oa3u gu baben uno bat bic Mniiebler
ongepiefen, bas gauge 2ano aufaugeben.
Sic m6gen barauf UNI ben Gauf ether
bterta SeftiDn einfommen un6 babel
otetenige ausmdblen, bic fte in Rultur
gebra9t bdben.
Mtan min fi6ere Ma9ri6tem baben,
baB bic &ommiifiDn tpeI1e 6as Belts
rebt auf Greer gountn 3u entf1eiben
bate, bur9 alte 8ermel1ungen betpies,
baB ienes Serritorium pDm Mnfang an
ben Der. Staten gebbrte. @pute {i@
bic Na9ri6t beftdtigea, in pel@em
Si6te erf6eint ba Der @oubetreur unb
Der 2anbfommiffoner, bic 10 fir nit
benz Nuslfeaen unb unteraeidnen Der
Sanbcertiftfate fit 8eteranert bel 6er
Sanb tparens Mls pfIi1ttreue geamte
bitten fie in 6teier Nngelegenbeit gemiB
ni9t gebanbelt, fpnbert1 tpeit eber als
gewihenIpie Nemteridger.
@euttteii fiirme tparen tpdbrenb Ser
@o9e in berf9iebeneu Counties ben
Grnten perberbli9, pdbrenS arbere
6ur6 bic eTceiftbe 6ibe gu leiben batten.
Mus ben gr6Beren .Stdbtet tpur6en bers
f9ie6eue JdIe BON Spnnenfi9 gemels
bet, Bite nit t6btli@em Iusgang erbeter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-22
aein anpdhen.Metaen utehr.

@bparb Sbepberb in Sarrisburs, ST., faet
rDa Der @ebrau@ bes electric Sitter 10 ipobI.
tbatige Golgen fir mid bate, balte i9 mild fit
berpfi9tet, bieS Der leioenDen Men19beit inits
sntbeilem Sd bate a9t Sabre lang Elm b0fes
8ein unb meme aerate %bebaupteten, bab emit.
peoer her &no@en sefdabt ODER bas 8ein ab.
genomrnen tuerben r1iiNe. Statt beiIen gebraud>
te i9 bret Glaf6en Electric Sitter unb Z Sdad-
teln 8udlens Graica. Salbe unb mein 8etn TT
iest sefunb.
electric 8itters pirb ifets ben @rfols baben,
Der fur bafelbe beanlprudt pirb. Nur so
Gents bic Glai@e bel u. Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-22
NHerlet

= Sn elmer MGeD, bic bon glum-
itraBe an Der fatbolif1eu Gir9e porbet
nod Der Commensurate fii6rt, ffebt
felt 80 Sabrer cine Gen3 auf ftdbtii@em
Grunb unb 8oben, bic 6errn @auas
gber angeb6rt. Su feiner lebten @is
Bung bei9loB Der Stabtratb, bic iseua
au entfernen. Nun tommt aber sfrau
Gallagher u1b erpirtt eine1 ginbaltss
befebl, mel@er Der @tabt bas Cutter
men Der Gen3 berbietet. Mas foa iest
gei9eben?
- Sn Der Na1t bes Mentag tuur>
ben atpei Garbige attrapirt, aIs fie eben
babel iparen, bic in Stumbergs Gamp>
barb ftebenoen Waset gu plinoeri1.
2eiber entfameit bic Oiebe.
= Iufaaenb 1T es bonn &iGter Noos
nan, baB er bic Nufmerffamteit Der
Sranbiurp auf ben 3ufanb Der 0ffents
lt9en JabrfraBen lenft, tudbren6 er
anbererieits tpieber bic 0~erbeferunq
Der Straben bur6 feline ginbaItsbes
feble p%erbinbert.
= Sn &i6lane brannte bas ,Solts
beg 0errn Milbelm WenbIanb al,
Der Sal 1T UNI 10 bebauerlider, neil
Der gigentbimer bes a~bge6raunten
9auies Elm iunger anfdnser if.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-22
SUI GinberelIa gaub : gture

iino tteue Waaren eingetrofen fit bic
be%boritebenbe GrabtabrszSai
on. Wir baber uns bur9 Ben Nrz
geni6ein babon iiber3eugt, baB bieIe
Maaren: 9amen= unb &inbersG 9ube,
9erreni6ube &C., bas 8eife finb, tpas
ie i'm biefigen Marfte oferirt tpurbe.
Die Nuswabl 1T febr rei6baltig unb bic
preife inb ieber1 ge6drfniB attgemefen.
Wer elegantes unb b%auerbaftes S@ubs
5eug tragen min, Der gebe gum
Cinderella g 9ubzGtore,
gde 9ouftonftraBe & Mbe. s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-22
California meime.

9err s. s. Meper, WboIefale &
&etailbdn6ler in Wetnen, Mlamo plaaa,
1T bor &ur3em BON feiner bierten Sc
i@dftsreiie mad @alifornien suriidges
febrt. st fam iebt feline 2unoen urb
Samilie1 NIT ben beften @orten bDn
@aliforniazM einen uttb reinem Srauz
benzB ran6D berieben. &einen galifors
mia @laret berfauft ct bic @auome-$1.
portz un6 an6ere unberfdli9te @eime
1inb tets BEL Tim bprrGtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-22

= @ebrau9te Songalime bielfdlttg
gegen Neuralgie unb &beumatismus
unb fanb es elm suberldifses unb uirf>
James 6eilmittel. STIR ole berartige
@@mer5e1 1T es gang beipnberer gm.
pfeblung tuertb.
6. %. prinble, M. g., @ranb &as
pibs, Mi9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-22

Bon &inbbeit an babe i9 f6on
Or. Iuguf 26nigs SamburgerS ropfen,
ur6 Brufttbee gebrau@t uab baIte 6ies
ielbea fur gong alsgeaei@net. Sic ers
ftuea ibren 3ued ftets uno miRen bess
Ralb in meinem 9anie INNER borrdtbig
fein.-Grau Galing, ct. Sofepb, Mo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-22

"Velvetine Powder" Diefe
Rrdparation pmrbe auerft In Der preubif 6en
Mrntee gesen berbribe unb srinbige 6Ibe, ee.
gen DaS 8nnbreiten ober Wnnblaufen, segeu
Rrtdelbise nnb ale ber lleberbisnng bes 8lntes
eattpringenben Samtfranfbeiten ansenan6t.
Nls elm Rulber fit Rinber ffebt es unibertrcf.
fen ba. Rrei8 25 Gents. YrGparirt unb aur,
gerfanf bel y. 0reif, @Ian1o Drug Store
@1n Mntonio.
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condition poRders,, fir 3fe,,

be unb @inbSieb. Gin ausseaeidnetes nn6 er.
probtes Rulber in Der 8ebanblnne BON SUB.
trantbeiten auer Grt, a~lsemeine nnpdbli@fet,
Mupadien Der Saut, &dube, selbes Bafer,
Mangel an &ppetit. @ebrau@Sanpeiiuna auf
ber Gillette. Gabriairt BON mnb gum 8ertauf
bet aboIpb 9retB, Mamo @iasa, aeaens
iiber ber 8ofoffiee. @an Mntnnip.
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= Camp &iee am &io @ranbe 1T
6ur6 bas Mustreten bes GluHes iiberz
f9wemmt morben unb febt II SUB
bod unter @afer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-22

Dead Shot screp Borm 2int>
msnt iuirtt fiber unO fdnea. DieIes Ointment
tobtet bic Birner augenbIidli@ bGIt GIieqeu
ab unb betIt bic @nnSe.. SIN 8ader a~ufaeISf
TT es Elm ausseaei9netes S~eilnitteI aeaen iraenb
bel9e 8unoea beim 8ieb. %reiB SO Cents.
graparirt unb gum 8ertauf Bel u. DreiB,
Gan Mntonio. 1875 tup
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3leiber fir BEN ssrabfimd.

Die 3eit gum Mnfauf bon Griblingss
unb Sommertleibern, 9iter ur6 uns
1T gefommer. IS tpirb fi9
fir Se6ermann, BET fol9e Irtttel ges
brau1t, be3ablen,
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8amcpaft & gphtt

gu beiu@en unb 6eren Mammutbs8 or>
roth gu bet6tigen. 9ie Maaret1 finb
BON ben renommirteften Tabriten ges
tauft unb tperben gu 10 biligett preifen
berfauft, tuie nur m6sli9. Ollie &unz
ben tperben nit ibren gtntdufen sufries
ben fetn. 26,3,3Nt
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Aas Wpcseublatt.

@as gsndsemblatt.
e9Bir ienbea BON ies: 81 bas .Wo@enz
elatt" fiir ben preis bon $500 auf
tn Sahr portofrei had Deutf9lasb.
Der 9erausgeber.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas @o'
@emblatt $3.50.
&eiienbe Mgenten:
s. g. 8ml@.
St. SbaSet.
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aAtuns, SIR Serrsn! sMt Das, mas MIR aber aleiber ut faaen babea
1nb bentt barber maa+
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Netu advertisements.
- -
Please Don't Forget IT.

That DIR. II James Cdnaabis Tndica IL preparea h,
Calcutta, India, from the purest and best Nat,ys
Hemp, and is the remedy, either in that coun,,
this. that will positively aud permanr ptly en-.
Consump ion, Bronchitis. Asthma, Nassi
Catarrh and Nervous Debility. or brsak IN =
fresh cold In 2 hours. $3.50 per bottle, three 10,
ties s6 so. Ctaddock Co, ProprietoIs. 1919 RSo.
ST., Phila. dec7dSw,w
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THE END.


The Importance of neat and tasteful
house-dressing cannot be overestimated
The matron who appears before the men,
bers of her family in shabby. soiled
wrapper, and makes the excuse-if, in
deed. she takes the trouble to make one
at all-that "it is so much more comforta-
ble." has little idea of the possible con-
sequences of such course. Could she
but realize that her dress is an Syil ex-
ample to her daughters, and one produc
tive of consequences that will reach far
beyond her own span of life; that her
husband and sons cannot fail to draw COM
p,risons between her dress and that of
the ladies they meet in other homes, and
that these comparisons cannot fail 10 de-
crease their respect for her. she might be
induced to give more attertion to her per-
sonal appearance. Not even the burden
OF care and constant employment can fur
nish sufficient excuse for careless per-
sonal habits. for few things are more i'm
poItant to the well-being of family
There is an old saying to the effect that
an untidy mother has disobedient children !;
and while neither parents nor children
may realize the why or wherefore of it,
yet there is always lack of respect and
an indifference to the authority of moth
er who takes no pride in her personal ap-
pearance. And it is not the mother alone
upon whose shoulders rests the burden of
responsibility for home neatness and order
m dress; the father has his duties to look
after as we'll, and should never fail to in
sist upon the younger members of the
family presenting themselves with we'll
kept hands, clean faces. neatly-brushed
hair, and orderly dress, at least at every
meal where the family assemble.
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About Women.

Queen Victoria has now thirty grand
children.
Miss Olga Neymann, the accomplished
daughter of Mrs. Clara Newman. is es.
tablished in New York as dentist.
Mrs Rachel Frances, who died lately
in Atlanta, Georgia. left about $50 600.
most of which she had made out of her
dairy and truck farm. She was an ex.
cellent business woman.
Miss Mary d. Naylor. of indianapolis,
well known in charitable and reform work.
is talked of for State Librarian. She is
the granddaughter of Captain Robert An
derson. who was soldier of the revoiu-
ton, and was at Valley Forge with George
Washington. She is the daughter Of
Judge Isaac Naylor, of Charlottesville.
who was soldier OF 1912, and fought in
the battle of Tippecanoe.
Mrs. 6. |. Stone, DIR. Marian Fairfax.
and DR.. Lena Armstrong were among the
passengers who sailed for Glasgow, Nov.
27. They are sent by the Methodist Epis-
copal Mission of New York to the medical
mission established by the Countess of
Dufferin in the northwestern provinces of
India. The object of the mission is to in
struct native women in the science and
practice of medicine. Woman's Journal.
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Why This Perpetual Worry?

often wonder why some men will help
their wrinkles to deepen and increase their
badness by flying into such tanrums
when their meals are a trifle late or the
buttons are off their shirts. | know a
Christian man, a ''perfesser,' a deacon in
The church, who makes his wfe's lite
burden to her because of his ceaseless
complaining and scolding about tritles.
Do other readers know such husbands !?
Heaven forbid that one such has fallen to
the portion of any reader of this. | call
such men vicious We allow too many
trifles to vex and fret US. | once saw a
man famous for his mental vigor and great
learning swell up and grow purple with
rage because-he couldn't find his hat
How easy it is tor man to make family
wretched by his habit Of whining and
complaining and scolding. Life is too
short to waste any of it in such useless
mouthings.
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shawl-Rob Roy pattern They stayed mere
two days and two nights, and while my
were there the young woman got worsss ann
was 30 Ill that she had 70 Be carried 70 tho
station when the young man. who owned 70
being her husband, took her away. He was
taking her to the seaside, he told his Land
lady, the doctor having said the sea ar
would bring her round The landladys son,
who was in the iron trade. helped to carry
the POOR young woman to the station u
was quite dark, and no one took mucn
notice of them This is why the police couio
get no information from cabmen or CAD
masters, you see Now, this good woman,
the landlady, has been brought to Milldale
this morning. She will see the corpse and
he will see Mr. Foy, and hope she may DO
able to identify both She has seen Foy's
photograph and recognized it already. 80
the long and short Of it is. my dear fellow,
that l think you're pretty comfortably ous
# this mess, an / hope youth never do such
a thing again.
The vicar affected facetiousness, perhaps
% mid tie depth of his feeling. He loved
hi. friend almo as well as he loved his own
sons and hat is much, for the mans heart
over Towel with love.
The inquest was reopened on Monday, and
the evidence against CASTOR Fly was 80
complete in all is detai that the jury had
not a moments hesitation in order ng tie
immediate release OF George Cauli Id. who
left Mi ldale by an afternoon train, and off,
ciateI at an evening servic, at Phi emons
that night. How happy he and his mother
were as they sat side by side in tn railway
carria re on the journey back to London.
al think it will be lony time before
shall care TO travel at night and alone, said
the curate 1.-THE memory of tnat awful
hour between Grandchildren and Milldale
wou d be too vivid"
The complete history of CASTOR Foy-how
he married a poor girl of humble station,
and grew tired of her soon after the birth Of
child, VIII SO death left the mother weak
ened IN body and mind; how. when he found
himself getting on in the world, received
and made much of in the Umpleby house
hold, he determined to get ri of his wife
AMI marry Miss Umpleby-i| all to be read
in he criminal records Of Grandche ter, in
VIII CHI city the young man was tried for
wiliul der, found guilty. and hanged
within the prison walls fortnight after.
ward.
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(Comsinsed ftes yeEevdayJ
A DETECTIVE VICAR.
By MISS II. Il. BRADDON.

II have been shown copy of the registry
Of your marriage, or the marriage II a man
calling nimse g ,ston Foy, clerk Of Grand
chester. The name Is not common one.
Come. Mr.. Foy, we needn't proiong this
argument | never like the notion of your
marrying my daughter though l submitted
to it to please my womankind; but last
night made up my mind you shouli not
marry her: and now, my young friend,
there's the door. / wish you a very good
morningp
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school teachers, mlliners, seamstresses, house
keepers. and over-worked women genernJlN
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Price 800, or six bottles for $500.
A large treatise on Diseases of Women, pro
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Thought it Was the Cooler.

Down in Madison county. H., they tell a
dr0li story about certain Congressman,
named John M. p. He went to Chicago.
some years ago, to attend the stock show, and
put up at one of the best hotels. In the
night, he was taken with violent thirst and
started out to look for some ice water. In
the hallway near the top of the servants
stairway he found a water cooler-a new
fashioned water cooler, such as he had never
sen before. Instead of the glass or cup
which he had been accustomed to see in con-
nection with the water coolers, there was a
neat little rubber hose with a nice clean noz-
Zle.
"There," said John NJ. to himself, "that
is a sensible arrangement. l never did like
moustache in the water. | wonder where the
faucet ISL"
Presently his eyes fell upon the printed
directions, which told him to 'turn the wheel
on the top to the right as far as it will GO"
"Ah, that's it !" said the old legislator. and
he put the nozzle of the hose in his mouth
and turned the wheel.
When John M. P. came to he was lying on
his back at the foot of the stairs, and there
was crowd of porters and call boys congre-
gated about the water cooler. John M. p.
heard somebody call out in the hall:
Whats the matter there?"
And the voice of porter rang out:
"Oh some old idiot has turned on the
Ba5cock fire extinguisher I"
John M. P. found another stairway, and
quietly sneaked up to his room, without TAX
ing part in the general inquiry as to who the
old idiot might be.
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For Weak Women.

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