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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05
Matter / Mfatter I!

Matter WRitter !! M1ltter !!
Derbet SIR bes Na&ts SeftSrt werben
unb in gurer 8uhe unterbroden bur@ bas
@&reien zines tranten 3inbes, uel&es
6&mer3en bonn Dur@breden Der 5dbue
leibet? ST es Der 6al, 70 fauft cine 6laide
pom Wars. Winslcws 9pptbin8 SHrup.
St wirb ben arnlen 4leinen fcfort BON ieis
men @dmer3en befreien. Dian p~erlafe fid
oarauf es bitft. sc 1T feline @utter uuf
@rben, bic es periudte unb @u& ni&t nit
tbeilen mirbe, baB es bic GinSeweibe re-
sulirt, ben 3leinen 9alfe unb @eiuneheit
unb Der Wutter Huhe reri4aft, baB es
ME 3auber wirtt. Das Mittel ii fider in
allen Gdllen unb uasenehm bon @eidntad;
60 wirb BON elmer Der Glteften uab beiten
Dcctcrinnen in ben Ser. Staaten rers
f&rieben. lleberaa gu baben, bic 5lai&e
a1 Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05

- Gus 0alencia tpirb beri9tet: ,Nie
iunse Sdn3erin Goriba folte i'm bies.
jdbrisen Gaf6ing lire 9ermdbluus nit
benz eiuaisen Sobne eines Bantiers
feiern. Mm Is. Sanuar trat lie in
rgreelior" auf; bies folte aud lire
Notwithstanding fem. Die f66ne
Sdnserin erbielt boit allen Seiten Blu=
men uno Gei9enfe urb aus benz Or@es
iter reifte man ibr einen &orb, beRen
9edel aus rotben Garnelien uno Mais
al6dden gebil6et mar. 9n benz @rife
bling elm 3ettel nit ben Wprtel
y Seine. mi d, 0u ID 6neA
Rinb". 9as junge MdbGet bob ben
9edel in bic S6be unb i'm lelben 500.
rtente fprangen = aDei riefigs
&atten auf ibre 8ruf. -. Mie eins
8er3ueifeIte f9Ius fe NIT ben S6nbeu
na1 ben etelbaften Sbierett unb fani
alsbalb, BON 8iBmunbeu bebedt unb III
Grdmpfen fi9 tpinbenb, 3u 8oben,
SignOra Doriba 1T am @~ebirnfeber ct.
frantt unb bic Ner5te ertIdren, baB,
tpenr aud bas 2eben gerettet tperben
fanu, fur ibren @erftanb gefir6tet tuer.
ben miiHe. Mls bic llrbeberin Der grds.
li1en @9anbtbat mill man bic fitnftige
G1niegermuftet ber Sdn3erin entbedt
haben, bic in folder WeiIe bic 8erbin.
bung. tuel9e ibre pldne bur1Ereuate
unm6gli6 gentaft bat"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05

baden, tpentt te 3eter uno MOrbio
f9reiett iber bic 8erfafungsDsrlebuns
gen, beren man ii9 bur6 oiefen Gngrif
ouf bic &eligionsfreibeit i6ulblg made.
sic baben f6einbar Ge6t, ALIEN es
fann ni9t geouloet merben, penn unter
benz Dedmantel Der &elision ungelraft
ben Geieben beg 2anbes 9obn eeipros
den mir6 uno penn babel 8erbreden
begangen perben, tpel9e Die S9ulbigen
in anberen 8ebieten Der Union brett
Ing 3u9t6aus brd9ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05
SSutprrbpiSeu Setlmittel.

Samorrboibea baben sep0bnli@ borber.
aebenbe Sdmer3en i'm &iiden, 3enben nnb ben.
interleibe. 10 bab Der Watient sIaubt feline Aie.
rem, pber bic ndditea Orsane ieien IN eineui
franfbaften 8ufanbe. 8eftpeiIe fin6 8ei4en
bpu ~lnberbauIi&teit s~esenDartie, oB BID.
buua, ~JlnbebaaIidEeit 6eS MiassnS etc. Fine
6en@tisieit pie S@beis, Elm unans.nebmes
SUDDEN berborrufen6, nadbem mar parm
Nib, if elm ssp0bnli@er 8esleiter. 8linbe,
bluttae unb fudenDe 9amorrboiben iperssn
burd einmaliaen gebrau& bon Or. Boionto's
Samorrboiben SeiImittsI, ipeldes brett auf bic
franfbafteu Stelen einipirtt, bic Sumor ab.
forbirt, bas bsftise SUDDEN beieitist unb cine
SausrnOe Seiluns berborbrinst, absefieat.
Vreis so Gents. Ibbrefire: Sbe Or. BofonIs
@ebisine Co., Wiaua, Dbio.
8ertauft bel 8. Ralteber 8 Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05

Can antonic; Seras, l. SnIi 1885.
50 taufte in biefer @tabt elm @adet bon
6crsforOs Self Stating Breab @reparatioa,
uutsrsos e elmer demii@en ttnterfaduns unD
Fube, OaB bafeIbe bon reiusa aaO ni6t sitiseu
@bemitaIieu s~uiammsnsefest To.
Die Sbee bes @rof. SorsforO mar cine birs.
fi@ ~srobartise, has unbsrbauli@e peinHein.
fanre NatrOn, iueI9es in alen Gdaen bas
@nbreluItat BON allen aus BeinFeinrabm unb
siatron sufammsnsefetten 8adpulbsrn 1T,
our9 Das I0sbars pbospborfaurs aaI uub 10.
iron, ben iDirfli9en aabrnussipsrtb bes Brobes
aaO bic 8nodeniubfau5 ~erseuseuoen gtements
bef stdtur 5u erfsben.
Is 1T fiderli9 bic bette uub eefuabeie Yrd.
a~ratiOn, peIde benz @ablitum iemaIs oFsrir'
burbe unb iebe 9tutter, Der bic Gelnubbsii
ibrer Rinbfr am Ser3en Iiest fOuts tein anberei
g~ebraudeu.
50 fam uur nod bic @sFdtignns, peI9.
bonn feIisen beribmten ebsniter Yrof. Baron
bon eisbig iiber bisfe 9rdparation absessber
purbe, binsniassn, inbem er fagte: SD Be.
tradtt biefe grfnbune als cine Der nitli@fer
ea6sn, iseIae bic @idenidaft Der gleuf6bei
~Islisfert bat.s
Sci allen @rpcers 40 babsn,
Berfu@t IS. 25,11,tuw60
LE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05
geras.

= Oie bemofratif1e Contention in
6ouftou bat Daniel s. Smith als Cats
bioaten fiir bas MaDorsamt tominirt.
- Bon 81 pafo nirb gemelbet, oaB
Die gigentblmerirt bes 9otel gspanDIa
in pafo bel Norte, eine Wititpe Namens
Martine3, ibrer 1~2idbrigen So9ter Gift
einfl6Bte unb bann feltf Gift einnabm.
9as &ino mirb man am 2eben erbalten
f6nnen, bic Mutter aber ni9t.
- Der anbaltenbe &egett bat unter
ben Sdafbeerben In lbaloe @ountp ben
Sob pieler Gdmmer beranlabt.
- Sames McDonalb In Sort Mortb
Elm friiberer poIi3ift, gingin elm pfanb.
leibbaus unb lieB fi9 einen &ebolber
3eigen. Sobalb er benleIben 1T Der
Danb bate, iebte er bic Miinoung Def.
felben Dor ben 2opf unb f@oB fi@. Sic
3ugel 1T ni1t In bas @ebirr gebrungen
un6 MeDonalb lebt baber mod. 6,
bat bieie Shat i'm Merger begangert, neil
fem gater tuieber b~eiratbete.
= poftmeiiter 3abef bon goriiearto
ipurbe i'm 8unbesgeri9t gu Dallas utts
ter $3.50 8iirgf6aft geffelt fir ieber
Sal, in meIGem bic groBe Silberrebt
bes groBen Staatsmannes Mi0s on BIZ
unre9te MbreHe abgeliefert tpurbe,
Sanger Bros. ftellten bic 8irsi6aft.
= Sie giienba5narbeiter in Gong.
pietp baben fi1 benz Strife angei9loHen
Sn paleftine 1T elm @omite bon
Bargern ernaunt tporben, UNI bic ami
f9en ben &nisbts Of 2abor uno bel
Glienbabn beitebenben Siferensen 81
f9li9ten. Sas @omite bdIt nit bei6er
parteien @onferenaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05
6. &. sDaHaer. mbolefofes !,

- 6. s. @aaaer, Mboleiales uub
&etailbdnbler in Garben, Seler, Mns
ftrei6ermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Antonip empfieblt fem groBes
2ager in bieien Nrtifeln gu Nep Oorf
greiien uno ma6t gang beiOnOers auf
ben %gewdblten 8orratb BON 8ilbern:
@bromos, Rupfers unb Stablfi6en,
Selgemdloen unb pbautaiie : Bilbern
auer Irt. ferner auf Die gef9madpoae
Nusmabl BON 8ilberrabmen Der alers
m~obernften Gorm unb auf bic Naes
umfaHenbeu 3ei6enmaterialen aufs
merfiam. NGe Nuftr6ge fiir irgenb cine
Der pbigen Brau9en neroen prompt
aussefabrt; 8ilber BON ieber @r6Be ems
gerabmt unb ale Mrbeiten m6gli9ft
i@nea unb gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
i9Iagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05
California meime.

6err s. 5. M e er, Wboleiale &
&etailbdnbler in Meinen, Mamo plaaa.
1T Dor Rur3em bon ieiner pierten &c.
i9dftsreiie mad galiforuien 3uriidge'
feart. Or Fam ieSt feline aunoen uni
6amilier NIT ben beffen Sorten bon
galifprniasBeiue un6 reinem Srau.
bens Branbb berfeben. &einen galifor.
MA giaret Derfauft er bic @alpne-$1,
9orts unb onbere uuberfalf9te Meins
iab tets bel inn nDrrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05
yMmt mnb @iirben."

IS 1T gar ri1t m6gli6, ben Gon=
trait greler gu i9ilbern, ben Die 8eams
ten= ueberl6dbung - man m09te fat
fagen gbrfur@t unb Nnbetung-, mie
ie briben in 9euti6lano ibli9 TT,
nit Der @eringi6dbung bil6et, bic bier
gu 2anbe ieber unabbdngige 8irger
gegen rMmt unb Miroen" our 99au
trdgt, .als tperl1 rtQ1t einen Brief abb
brudt, ben Der fiirali9 perforbene @ou=
berneur Seymour einem um Wnfeuung
bittenben iunsen Mann f6rieb. Wdb=
renb rbriiben" Elm Nmt (unb ielbfez
benb Eein Sitell) bas b66ite Streben
faf zines ieben Siinglings 1T, p6brenb
er in benz li9 in feline unnabbarteit
bituenoen 8eamten cine Mrt bbberen
Mefens erblidt, benz dbnli9 gu tperben
fem SbeaI 1T, f1reibt @ouperneur Sep
mour-alio ielbif ein 8eamter-an ies
men iungen Iemteriu9er f~olgenoen
Brief:
Wertber 6err: Sc tbut mir leib, BOB
sic cine STEELE in einem Der &egie=
rungs> DEPARTMENTS iuden. Sd babe
nod ME einem iunsen Meni6ea su Ell,
ner iol9en Stele perbolfen ober ibn gu
einera fol6en ernannt, obne 6aB ft6
bies ipdter als elm GROCER Na9tbeil fir
ibn ermieien bat. IIes, mas i'd in
oieier 8e5iebung getbam babe, 1T mir
nod iebt Elm @egeufanb beg 8e6auz
erns. Menn Sic cine Stele betommen,
tperben Sic bieielbe in &ur5em bur9
irgenb cine Uerdnoerung tuieber berz
lteren un5 Sic tperben bann in f6lims
r1erer Sage fein, als lie aubor. Sic foIs
ten ii6 ieBt nod elmer Bei6dftisurg
urnfeben, bic bauernb 1T, in Der Sic
t9 ausbiloen f6nnen unb ni9t tets
BON Mnbern abbdngig fem
mffen. Srsen6 cine 8ef6dftigung, in
Der ct aud rur oas N6tbige fit Nabs
rung unb &Ieioung perbiert, 1T fur
einen iuugen Mann better, als 6er bette
BlaB in einert &~egierungss Separte=
ment. Sic glauben bieiI:i6t, Sic
pini9ten nur ppribergebenb cine
STEELE. Sd babe bies oft BON 2euten
geb6rt, bic oamit bic none Wabrbeit 3u
fagen glaubten, aber i'd babe 10 oft ben
f6limmen Nusgang babon geieben, baB
i'd nunmebr alen ioI9en 8erii6erar>
gen miBtra1ie. 9oratio Seymour.
8erglei9t man biemit Die oft re@t
fomii9e Selbfiiberi91bung, nit Der in
Seutf9lanb elm ieber 8eamter-unb lei
es elm blutiuuger &eferenbarius, ber in
feinem 2eben nod fem felbtberbientes
Wartfid in Der Sai6e gebabt bat-
ielbft auf BEN anfebnli9iten Gef9dftss
mann berabblidt, 10 tritt uns brett
elmer Der 9auptunteri6tebe ber in beiz
ben 2dnbern beffebenben 9lrt Der 2es
bensauHanung entgegen. WGbrenb bier
gu 2an6e bic perf6nli9e unabbangigs
felt bon iebem 8orgeiebter ober Oberen
fir 6as b6dfe Gut angefeben mirb,
gilt briiben Der r9ienR"-fet es Giir=
ftens Dber Staatsbienf-fir bic ebrens
boafe 2ebensaufgabe. 9ier gilt Se6ers
manu bana1, mas er leitet utto mas
ct tenn, braben aber mad benz 8aHgt
ben feline Stenung tn Der amtli9en Gtlis
fenfoige einnimmt.
Ser Grunb, baB 10 biele BON bribeu
bier einseipanoerte Deutfde-ndinerts
lid, ipenn fe ben fogenanute1 sb6bes
ren Stdnben" ongeb6rteu = fi9 bier
ME beimii6 fiiblen uub ME tiefe Wurs
seln f9lagen, 1T, baB tie iene beutf@e
2ebensaufafung ni9t nit Der ameris
differentiation gu pertaui6en
Derm6aen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05
ssm CINDERELLA @duh : stprs

fiub neue @aaren einsetrofen fiir bic
beporiebenbe GrIbfabrssSai
n. Mir baben uns Dur9 ben @uz
geni@ein babon itber3eugt, bob biefe
Maaren: 9amen= un6 &inber=@ 6ube,
9errenidube &C., bas Beffe ftno, mas
ie i'm btefigen Marfte oferirt uurbe.
Sic Nuswabl 1T febr rei@baltig unb bic
preiie iinb ieoem BebtrfniB a~rgemefen.
Ber elegautes unb bauerbaftes S9ubs
seug traset mill, Der gebe gum
Cinderella @9ubsGtore,
gde SoutonftraBe & Ape. s.
2,8,t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05
@rnbixk e8 ieIhR.

Der Bebsie fir biz Gittbee 9nbbius befteb
nl5t I'M aaasn bsR O. va 8anbern in 8e.
nj &5as Der @elt9eab nm @eEfoifen belei-
ben, 8. aattessr& Son, Die apotbefer, baben
cine @robe1af@e bon Or. Beianfo's Sufen.
tinb 3unsta.1 nrap fur Seofu, Der nit Sufen,
~@rtaltunsen, 4fbsHa, 66pinbfu@t ooer Gun.
sentranfbeit sepiastiR
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05

'Improyed Condition POwders'' fin Pfc.
be uno @inbpieb. Gin ausse3eidnetes unb ers
probtes Yulbsr in ber 8ebanolung bon GuB.
trantbeiten aIer Nrt, aaasmeine nnpdbIi9feit,
Anpadien Der Saut. 8auoe, seIbes @afer,
Man9el an Mppetit. @ebrau9sanpeifung auf
Der @titette. Gabri3irt BON uno gum 8erfauf
bel GboIpb DretB alamo Yla3a, aeaens
iiber ber Yoifofise, Gan sntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05

Velvetine Powder" Dtsf
@raparation purbe auerft in Der preubifaen
Mrmee eesen berbribte unb srinbise GiSe, se'
gen bas 8unbreiten ober Mun6laufen, segen
Rridelbise unb ale Der 1eberbisuns bes 8lutes
ent,prinsenoen Sauttrantbeiten ausetpanbt.
Mls elm Yulber fit 8inber febt eB uniibertrof>
fen ba. @reis % Gents. Yrdparirt unb gum
bel ". . reif alamo Drug store,
Gan Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05

Feiles S-arsaparil1a" fir
ale 8lut. nnb Sauttranfbeiten. Rurirt bic
idIimmiten Sale bon Blutberoiftuns biz 3ur
gep0bnIiden Slime. Mountaineering auf
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der alamo Mffts
COMPANY uab gum 8erlauf an @ieberbertdufer
unb an Rribatperfonen bel ". Dreik San
Mntouio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05
Bneteus Mrusea.eaIbe.

Die bette earbe Der &ert fit e6nitte,
0metf@unseu, @ef@uire, Giebsr. nnb aauts
Ausf6lae, GIedte, %seiprunstne Saube, Groii.
beuIep unb ALE Santfrautbeiten turirt ga.
r,Drrboiben ODER feline Besablnng. 8oGise
@atiSfedtion sarantirt ober baS @elb mtrb
5uriiderfattet. 25 Gents bic @damteI bet u.
Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05

r. Mm &io @ranbe tpirb init ben
Desperabos aufeerdumt. greniD
.2ope,. Der elm S9reden fir Starr
'goumtn mar, wurbe BON 8eamten cts
i6ofeu, als er f& Der 8erbaftung wis
berieBte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05

Dead Shot Gcrep Borm 2int.
ment tirft fiber unb f@nea. Diefes Eminent
tobtet bic @iirner augenblidli9 b6It 6Iiesen
ab unb beiIt bic @unbe. SIN @aFer aufgeloF
III es Elm auSssei9netes S%eiInitteI gegen irgenb
tpel9e @un6ex beim 8ieb. preiS so gents.
grdparirt unb gum 8ertauf BET u. Drei6,
Gan Mntonio. 1876 tutp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05
Cline kiuDfrlo(f CHE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ltliaannHEihEnannllIuR
II aeptS cine dberaus trduri0e @a&e f1r mats
DIES Gbepaar. gSie unb ircburd bteiem itebel tn
fur5et Yett atsetcren perben fann, 3sist Der
.,ReftuttgSs alufet, - 250 Gesten. NIT jablretheu
ratursetrenen 0ilbern, welher BON BEN alten unb bes
pabrten beuti&tnSeilsSnitttu in lleru ycrf t~erauSses
Seben wtrb, auf bic a rife @etfe. Sunse eeute,
Sprud G6iuers: mD ru m prafe, per ito
ewt9 ttnbet,1 trchl beber5iSen, unb eas pots
trefli1e Bud Ieien, ebe ne ZEN tut4ttsftn
ed tes 9eben8 ttun lBtrb fur Is Gents
tn ppfmarteu, ippobl In beutiter mite IN cnslii4er
Sprade, fret nnb irrsiam perpa6t ~perianht.
4hreIie Deutsches He'll Institut,
II Clinton Place. New York. N. 7.
Der vRettunss.M nfer" 1T IN Gan I'm
tonic Sci Budbdnbler Rte. e euSe
90 huben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-05

@mpfeblenswertb lit bas
angemein befannte utb belteb-
te Tlaihen=B Bier ber Belob=
rabsfpTder 8rauerei fir
6au sbebarf. 8eitennn9eu
Bite man brett an BITE Brane<
rel III lenben. 8,12t1S
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
4 Good Word for Cheese.

Buy several cheeses and keep them
through the winter. As they ripen.
get older. they taste better and digest
easier. Every American family should
make cheese an article Of diet. taking
the place Of more costly foods. Our
basis for esAng cheese IS AL wrong.
/, is eaten with pie. Do away with
pie. and eat cheese in the place Of
meat or as partial substitute for it.
t. crowd pie and cheese into stom-
ach already fcrammed Is - invite the
doctor and encourage patent medicine
Better eat cheese as food, spiced
with good sauce. and patronize you
own welfare. fore cheese. mote
cows. More Co. better farms and
more comforts IL home -Boston Gut
tiodtor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
NEW sERIEs-VOL. VII No. 10.

The bear sat up on end and struck
right and left, disabling several of the
serpents inside of two minutes, but it
was plain that he had no heart for the
fight The poison Of the first bite was
probably taking the courage out of
him
The battle lasted about Eve min
utes. at the end Of which time Old
Ugly began to whine like a threeyear-
old boy. He wanted to get away. and
he ceased to strike. When he did fn-
ally bolt down the path, half dozen
rattlers were clinging to him, and he
was the worst whipped bear in the
great and glorious West
Waiting about half an hour. de-
scended from my perch and followed
the path. At the end Of quarter Of
mile l found him lying dead. and
the body was SO puffed up that it
could not have been crowded into the
largest hogshead a dozen serpents
still surrounded it, rafting away in
great excitement, and at the sound of
my feet on the rocky path they turned
upon me SO menacingly that l beat a
hasty retreat.-Ner York sun
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
How TO Preserve the Eyesight.

Avoid all sudden changes between
light and darkness.
Never begin to read. write. or sew
for several minutes after coming from
darkness to bright light:
Never read by twilight or moonlight
or on dark, cloudy days.
When reading, it is best TO let the
light fall from above obliquely over
the left shoulder.
Do not use the eyesight by light so
scant that it requires an effort 20 dis
criminate.
The moment you are instinctiEely
prompted to rub your eyes, that mo-
ment stop using them.
Il the eyes are glued together Oh
waking up, do not forcibly open them,
but apply saliva with the finger. 1t is
the speedlest Gilutant in the world
then wash your eyes and face in warm
water
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
The Story OF a Greenback.

The following story appears in a
late issue of The Atlanta (Ga }
Capital:
In 1864. when a confederate camp
was located on Marietta street. an in.
cident occurred which. with its sequel.
makes an interesting "reminiscences OF
the days when the old Atlanta was
more of soldiers barrack than city.
The camp to which | allude was good
way out on Marietta, and the site is
now occupied with a number Of new
dwelling houses. DR.. Roy, of this
city, was then one Of the physicians OF
the camp. The late Capt. Alphonse
Hurtel, of the oath Alabama. had been
placed in temporary charge of the
prison, and one day IA Yankee prisoner
gave him a 800 greenback bill to keep,
fearing theft on the part of other pris-
oners. Shortly afterward the prisoner
escaped, and Capt. Hurtel sent the
telling her to keep it. and If he did not
send for it, and the confederacy fell,
to use it, When Mobile surrendered,
that 500 was a godsend to one of the
many Impoverished families Of the
Gulf city. And now the strange Sc
quel: Ten years after the close Of the
war, one day while Capt. lIurtel was
sitting in his office poor and ragged
soldier walked in and asked: us this
Capt. HurtelY' After quick glance
at the mans features, Capt. Hurtel
answered: "Yes, and you are the
soldier who gave me 800 blu in
Atlanta, Ga, during the war;" ayes,
sir, am" the soldier replied, as the
tears rolled down his cheeks, "and if
you will give me just S. Of it now
will be thankful A check for $lV
was given him. and the man fell Oh
his knees and wept like child, Once
again had the same money proven 6
| podsend in the hour of bitter need.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
Who'll Ruy2

Nv peighbor wears a cotton drees:-
She comes with inarigoli and eress
All dripping. coiled together.
The v illow baske, in her hand
Is bEiSh, with water and with sand.
This harpy. happy weather!
Who'll bayf" Who would not buyl
They grew beside April stream,
Beneath IN April sky,
Again met her flushed ani brown,
With braid and honne, slipping down:
She hooks upon me gaily.
She knows the grassy upland far-a
Who're berries ripen high and warm.
And redden deeper daily
Who'll buy." Who would not bcyy
She found them in tho summer holds
Beneath a summer sky.
Today she enters nj my gate;
She steps inside the sill to wait;
And so once more | find her
Alack the whirling leaves are brown
And he who shook the cheenuts down
Is standing there behind her.
who'll buy" Who would not buy!
They found them In the autumn woods.
Beneath frosty sky.
Dora Read Gooidis.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
The DeWdroD.


from the night clouds bosom, cool fall,
Adown the darkness roaming;
/ gladden. the hearts Of the flowers al
Anod in the purple cleaning.
Iquiver and shake
AS the night winds wake
The flowers To their swaying;
] catch tho first gleam
OF the moons bright beam
NG0WD the mountain playing.
] watch the stars peep,
And the moon from her sleep
Wake the nightingale sad to her singing;
| revel, dance,
At the moons pure glance,
And tho planets above me swinging.
hold in my heart
The fiery dart
'Iu,Icd from the snn'sgolden CULVER
glow, CLEAN,
As afire | seem,
And my myriad hues deliver;
Til, when in the east,
The day high priest
Arises in his glory,
rise IN mist
To my Zone, sun kissed,
AboVe the mountains hoary.
-Prus5urg Dt,pQtch.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20
Great Corn.

Talk about Your Kansas corn said
short necked bull-dozer on Change
the other day: its nothing to some
my father raised one time when | was
a boy. That was corn. and no mistake
about it."
Il ell us about IT," said a man with
a sandy goatee, to whom the remark
had apparently teen addressed.
Where the Old man got the seed, |
don't just know, but remember he
only had a few grains OF it: enough for
a hill or two. He planted it IN the
garden. and drove stake II the ground
alongside Of The hill. so he aou.d know
where to look Tor il. Well. sir, l never
saw corn grow like that dii II seem
Ell TO fairly jump along. ana I never
knew anything t. yield Ike it! before
or since Every stalk had aSe big
ears on it. and there was threah good
sized nnbbins oa I'll" Stalk~gad it
wasn't very good season for corr
either" ."-Chicago Ledger.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-02-20

He stands at the head-'he phre
nologist.
An exchange asks, why do people
have poor teeth" Probably because
they can't afford to buy good ones.
"How can that Mrs Jones wear
such loud colors?" why. don't you
know? She's as deaf as post"
One striking differ .nce between an
old topper and an old COW is that two
horns last the old cow lifetime.
A country boy, who had read of sail
ors heaving up anchors. wanted to :
know if it was seasickness that made
them do It,
Names potato crop is said to be
worth $8,O0O,oO0 this year. What
heaps of backache there must be in
that crop.
"You never saw my hands as dirty
as yours" said mother to her little
girl "No, but your ma did," was the
prompt reply.
An exchange thinks that when a
young lady goes to church to exhibit
her new sealskin she may be called
sack religious.
There's nothing like having good
wife around when II man has no
mind of his own, his wife is apt to
give him apiece of hers
The bee, after all, only works three
hours day. He is great deal like
II any other buzzers There is deal Of
cell about his labor.
An authority says that staying out
late at night is sure to make a man
lose his hair. We have always heard
that men who stay out late at night
have difficulty in finding the lock.
The young lady artist from the city
went into the country to sketch
cow. She selected one with a ring In
her (his) nose. They picked her up
sn the other side of seven-rail fence.
There were 100000 buttons made
in this country last year. And when
man is waiting for his wife, prepar-
/ atory to her going out with him, he
imagines she's secured at least 20. .oO0,-
! 900 of them Oh her gloves.
A new proverb says. "A restless
mind like a rolling stone gathers no
MOSS That's all right. Moss is not
what a restless mind Is after. 1t
usually gathers fame and shekels,
which are generally worth muci more
than moss.
At lecture on The Decline OF
Literature" the eloquent orator shout
el Where are the Chaucers and
Shakespeares and Millions and Spen-
sers and Macau!ayss Where are they,
say" And voice answered, sadly.
from the gallery, "AH dsad"
INV love" said wife fondly, "am
not 10 have that beautiful dress pat
tern I spoke Of: - . Be patient. my
dear" he replied, Il Will only say
there is surprise i store for you
In store for me" she snapped; "that''
where 1t will stay, \ real surprise
would he something for me at home. .
@THos. REbsOs-
A lear ~as IN her eve:
Was !, ioF 4.y- sons by.
Or tor tie year. TIA, n ber ~, ~eFe stealing
Al we..es4 j, from her sO9!'
On, no. u ~as tho To-!
: Collected by the onion she Was Fealsng.