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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-08

Sau s%Intonio, 9eras, 1. SuIi 1885.
Sd taufte In biefer eta6t elm @adet bon
SorsfOrbs Self Battling 8rsab greparatiOu,
uuter5os e elmer demifden tlnterfaduns uub
faSs, bab bafeIbe BON reinen unb ni6t siftiaea
&bemifaIien auiammensefett 1T.
pie Sbee bes Hrof. SorsforO mar eine pirt.
I'D srobdrtige, bas u~uberbauIi9e peinFein.
faare Natrpn, ipeI@es IN allen SdI[ep bas
gnorsluItat bon alien aus @~eintieinrabm unb
8atroH anfammenssfebten 8adpnIbern ia,
bur9 bas I5abare pbospborfanre aalt nnb ga.
iron, ben ipirfIiden Nabrunsstpertb bes grobes
ano bic RnOdenfubitana erseusenben elements
BET statur 5n erleben.
90 1T fiderIid bic bette unb geiunbefe @ra.
a%raticn, ueIde BEN @ublitum jsmoIs oFeriri
nxrbe, unb iebe SHUTTER, Der bic @eiunbbeii
ibrer aiuoet am Seraen Iiest, ioute tein anberei
~gsbraudeu.
Sd fann nilr nod Die Betdtieuns, mel9s
bonn fsIissn beribmtsn gbemiter Yrof. Baron
bon 2iebis iiber biefe Yrdparation abseeebeu
pur0e, binsnfiasn, inbem ct faste: sd be.
tradte bieie Grfabune ais cine Der natli9feu
gaben, tueIde bic @iFeaf6aft Der Menf6beii
1eIisfert bat
Sci allen @rpcers IN babes,
Serfndbt ee. 25, II, tuu6W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-08
aamprrhptben 0eilmtttel.

Sdmorrboioen baben sep0bnli9 borber.
se6eube @9mersen i'm &iden, 2enben unb BEN
llnterleibe. % bab Der Watient slanbt feine Aie.
rem, pber bic na6fen Orsane feien in einen
traatbaften 8ufanbe. 8ettpeife finb 8eideu
bon f~nberbauIi9teit sessnipartis, aIs Sid.
Ssas, as5fss s|e sdn Sss 9 .ia asos sse; Eis;
SUDDEN berborrufenb, na@Sem man marin
s5i,a;,. 1T eli, sin g 9,ssS! ss1 gssIsiist; g ,slnssa
irantsaftsa gt s s%iaair S,S BE ' sam OF a Il.
iorbirt, Oas .Rsftise SUDDEN befeitist anS sins
0auernbe Seiluns berborbrinst. abseteut
Yreis 80 @ents. aobreifre: Sbe DR.. 8oioufs
Mebicine Co., Wiaua, Ohio.
8ertauft bel 8. Salteser & Son.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-08
edAfuinnfndht neheilt.

Ginent alien Nr3te, Der bon Der praris au.
riidseao9ea lebt, ipurbe bur9 eiaen otinbil@en
W%fifiondr bic 8ef@reibuns eines einfa9sn
besetabilii9en Seilmittels tir bic fdneIe nnS
bauernoe SeiIuns bon 2unsenf9pinbin9t
Bronditis, @atarrb, afbma unb allen GALA.
unb 2unsentranfbeiten a%usgebdnbist. Aud
elm MlitteI fTr pofttibe, rabifale 6eiluns bon
Nerbeai9pd9e unb allen Observation-Disclosures.
Nadbem ber Dottpr bic ipunberbaren SeiltrGfte
Is fir feline 9Fidt, bas Mittel fsinen IeiOsnOen
Mitmenf6en bstannt gu MAIDEN. Bon bieiem
Mtotib uno Buni9 setrieben, banbelte er. Sd
fenoe bieies 9e3ept foitenfrei an ALE, bic es
ipinf4en, in Oeutfder, enslii@er oOer fran30F.
fder Sprade, nit boiler MntpeiIung Der Ser.
iteluns un6 bes Gebrau9s. Senbe Morefe
unb 8riefmarte, beaiebe Did auf bieie 8eituna
unD i'd fenbe es iofort. IS. u. Stones, 14S
4otpers 8lod, &o9efer, n. o.. lilo 9mh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-08
.Qiianer unb ~@erldumner1.-be

vSiigaer Mn0 WerlGamber''-be=
titelt bic rR. Srl. Dti9 .3tg." einen se=
barnilGten Nrtitel, in pel6em iie lid,
gesen Bic gef6uIoisung BON gusen
&i6ter's rTreifinniser 3eituus" ber=
tbeibigt, bab ie i'm Soloe Ser beuti9en
&ei6sregierung ffebe. Sic i6reibt:
nWir bdtte1 BON bieier einfdltisen ge:
i@ulDiguns 1es PIP. gugen &i6ter feline
Nfotis genommen, ba bieielbe oolifdns
big aus Der 2uft gegriffen, bon u big 3
erlogen un5 erffunten 1T, unb neil PIP.
@ugen &t9ter's Musfaa gesen uns rur
benefit, oaB ct fi6 our@ ben i@arfen,
oft iebr berben Saoel Der nN. .. 8.
3tg." miebetbolt ngetrofen" geftblt
bat. (Sb @ugen &i9ter bic ~. Orl.
Dtl9. 3tg." pobI f9on iemals 5u Sc
ft9te befommen bats Wir g~lauben's
taum!-Nnm. B. &eb.) Nm ~menigften
beblrfen mir elmer 8ertbeibigung bor
unieren 2elern unb Dor uniern austpdrs
tigen Goaegen, uel@e bic 5telung Der
&c. .. 8. 3tg." unb ibrer Better gut
genug fennen, um bic &i6ter'l9e Bes
f9ulbigung als bas au erfennen, mas fe
1T: cine i1fame 2ige unb 8erldumbung.
Sa ieoD9 cine anbere beutf ds
a meritanif@e g, pelde
Der PIP. &i9ter glei9fads als v&eptis
l~ienblatt" benuneirt bat, ben 8erldum=
Der bruben, an feinem Mobnort, bafiir
eeri9tli@ sur &e6enf@aft aiebeu min,
unb einaelne unferer Golegen unier
S9weigen iber Die Sadie miBbeuten
m69ten, 10 baben mir utls 3u bor1fes
benben 8emerfungen enti9loHen, bic
0a5u bienen fouen, in Der perjor bes
&ei6stagsabgeorbneten gugen Gi@ter
ei1en in a m 2lgner unb 9 r.
4 um6e biiben unb brhben an ben
pranger Der Dfentli@en Meinung gu
ftelen.."
Da bic nGreie preFe" glei9fals bon
tener ytotia Der nGreilinnigen 3eitung"
M}ittbeilung gema@t bat, balten mir
uns far berpfi9tet, iebt aud bieie ct.
pioerung Der ~. .. 9tf9. 3tg." sur
&enntniBnabme unierer 2eier au brinz
gen. IS 1T iebt Sadie bes Gei9stagss
abgeor6neter Gi9ter, fiir feline f9merer
acknowledgement bic 8emeife bei3ubrin=
gen unb bic Quelen araugeben, aus
benett er iene Mittbeilungen gef16pft,
p%ibrigenfals er fi9 niGt tpu116ern bart,
tpertt Der r2iigner unb 8erldumber"
auf Tim fBea bleibt.
Marum berffedt ii6 .aber bic Netu
Srleanfer 3eitung 1inter ben breiter
(unb i6on oft b~erflopften) Guden bes
9erausgebers elmer anbern beutf9z
amerifanif@en 3eitung (bermutbli@
Sic @bicagoer rGreie grefe") uno bers
flagt Germ gugen &i9ter (o6er, tpie
fie fi@ elegant aus3u6riiden plegt, 5 n
p. p. &i6ter) ni9f felbff2 ueberz
9roBe S9I@ternbeit mar bod ME Der
Geblef, ben man ben 6errf1aften BON
sytem Srleanfer Deutf9en 3eitung"
gum 80rtpurf MAIDEN fDnnte!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-08

Matter Mfntter Miltter ! =!
Werbet Sbr bes Nadts seitSrt ,1uerben
unb in gurer Rube unterbroden burd bas
Sdreien zines franten 2inbes, meldes
@dner3eu ppm D~urdbre@en Der 86bne
leibet? ST 60 Der Sal, 10 fault cine 6lai@e
ron Wrs. Winslows Spotbins Gnrup.
@r wirb ben arrten Rleinen irfprt bon iei,
men @dmer;en befreien. Man perlaRe fd
barauf, es btlft. sc If feline Mutter aui
Grben, bic es periudte ,tnb Sud nidt nit.
tbeilen mtrbe, baB es bic ginSeareibe re.
sulirt, ben Sleinen Stlfe unb @eiunsbeit
unb Der Mutter Rnbe neri@aft, boB es
ME 3auber uirft. Das Witttel III 1der in
allen Td0en unb ai,senebm bon @eiduad;
60 pirb BON elmer Der dlteften unb beiten
Dcctorinnen in ben Ser. Staoten Der.
fdrieben. ueberaa gu baben, bic Tlai@e
al Is @ent8. a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-08
6. s.. Mmner. mhnlefnIez l,

= 6. S. @siaer, MboleiaIe> umb
&etailbdnbler in Garben. Selen, Mn>
trei6ermateriaIen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt fem groBes
Eager in bieien Nrtifeln gu Nep Oort
preifen uno madt gang beionoers auf
ben getDdblten 8orratb bon 8ilbern :
@brOmos, &upfer> un6 Stablfti@en,
Selgemdlben uno Bbantafie : 8ilbern
aler Nrt. ferner auf Die gei9madpolle
Nusmabl bon 8ilberrabmen Der alers
m%obernffen Gorm unb auf bic A1es
%umfaRenoen 3ei9etmaterialen aufs
merffam. Ollie Nuftrdge fiir irgenb cine
Der obigen 8rau@en merben prompt
ausgefibrt; 8il6er bon ieoer @r6Be eins
gerabmt unb ale Nrbeiten m6gli1f
f6nea unb gut beiorgt, bic III 6as Sad
f9lagen.
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ttr 3eit aaf bic ODIeelt fin, pel6e
Oieie N1nerion mad fiH 3ieben merOe.
Mar b6rte bic Sttmme 0es Warners
iebr9 nidt, UNI 10 .tpeniger, als man
ne nt9t bDren nDlte. 8ietet bic BIER
bur6 eniitanoene, fortwdbrenbe Dro=
bung unb @efabr bod Die eruiinidte
@elegenbeit, fortpdbrenb bas Seer 81
pergr6Bern unb INNER neu foftipielige
&riegsriifungen por5unebmen. Wie
LANCE oas bauern miro, TT ni6t o55us
ieben = es fragt li9 eben, peI1es bon
beioen 2dnoern es finan3ieG Idnser
ausbdlt, ober tpeldem 8olfe auerit
bic @ebulo reiBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-08
@as fa.ttt aesaeben?

9urd aodmalisem gerin9 unb Mufre6ter.
6altuns bes Mutbes fam ina1des errei9t per.
ben, mas nnmosli@ erfdeint. Suaberte bof>
nunsSlo1er GaDe' bon @ieren. unb 2eberleiben
finb burd electric 8itters sebeilt iporben, nod.
benz allies iibrise berseblid beriu9t purbe.
9arumt benfe man nidt, bab es feline SeiIuns
giebt. fonbern terfnhe electric 8itters. So
giebt feline anberr mebijin, Die T. perfeft unb
iider bas Blu selniet. e...irlt 8itterS beiIt
Dbspepfiu. Sarn. un0 ole Grau.beiten BET
Nieren. llnf9dbbar in allen Ufagen. unb
2eberfranfbciten. 3u baben fit 80 Gents bic
Glaf@e bel u. Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-08
California @eine.

9err s. s. 80 Ell er, MbolefaIe &
&etailbdnbler in Weineu, Nlanlp plaaa,
1T por Gur5em bor ieiner piertett @e>
i@dftsreiie mad galifornien 5uriifges
febrt. @r fan1 ieBt feline Runoen unb
Gamilien nit ben beften @orten BON
@alifornia=M einer urb reitem Srauz
benz8ranbD berieben. &einen @alifors
nia @laret nerfauft er Die @alpne-$1.
pDrts uub anbere unberfdlf@te Meine
finb itets BEL Inn norrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-08
SIN Cinderella @dnh : stpr.

finb nere Maaren einsstroFen fur bic
bebortebenbe GrIbfabrs,5a
on. Wir baben uns bur@ ben gus
genf9ein babon iiberaeugt, bab biefe
Waaren: 9anaer= un6 Ginberz@ 9u6e,
9erreni@ube &C., bas 8efte fino, mas
ie i'm biefigea Marfte oHerirt pur6e.
Sic Gusuabl lit febr rei9baltig un6 bic
preife inb iebem 8ebhrfnib ansemeRen.
Ber elegantes unb bauerbaftes G9ubs
5eug trasen min, Der gebe gum
Cinderella S1ubs@tore,
@de 9putonftraBe 6 Nbe. s.
2,8,t1f
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S. Wrdeder.

Scr. 1852 & 264, Oftsg Commerce 5traBe,
i'm neuen Store, empieblt fein rei@s
baltiges Eager bon @iiens u,1b Ble9z
Wadren, Oefen unb 6ausserdtbi9afs
ten aler Nrt. Agent fir bic er~celenten
Saborite Sod : 0efen. Man ipre9e
Dor uno eraminire bic reue Gerie So
norite Oefen, tpel@e auf Der lebten
Nem Orleans Meltdus ftequng bic gol=
bene Mebaile erbielten. Sie befen
S9reiner : 9unbmertaeuge cine @res
cialitdt. @r6Bte Muspabl bon 8ogel=
&dfiget a1er grt. NuBerbem ftets an
0anb elm polfdnbiges MiIortment bon
Garbeu, Del, GirniB, ginieln, @las,
&itt &C., iowie frii9en 2anbretbs
@arten g amen n. Cine Rlempners
Merffatt 1T nit benz @ei9dft perbur=
ben unb- tperoen ale in bies Sad i9laz
genbe Mrbeiten prompt beforgt.
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gdbmiiat bic wrabcri Die @rd

Gdmiidft bic @rdbcri Die @r6s
beri@midung 1T eine Sfd6re, pietdtz
nole Site, bic Se6em our gbre gee
reidt. Sie Wabl ftebt stuifden 8lnmert
unb 9entmdlern unb rper bic lebteren,
als bic bauerbaften unb unbergdngli>
den, tpdblt, Der wirb bon benz #iungen
&initler, Grant Sei6, ST.. 305-
313 9ouhonfraBe, ouf bas Bette bes
bient Derben. 28,1,m1i
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9rpbire ga seIbR.

Ser Bepeis fir bic Site bes 9ubbins beteb
nidt I'M Rauen bes Games, fonbern in Be-
niisuna Der Gelesenbeit gum @erfofen OefeI,
ben. s. &alteber 6 @on, bic apotbeter, baben
cine @robeFafde bon Or. 8pianto's 9ufsn>
unb 2unsen. 9 brnp, fir Seben, Der nit Suiten,
@~rtdltunsen, Mffbma, S9DinbI u9t ooer Guns
senfrantbeit seplast 1T.
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uVelvetine Powder" Dief
Prdparattun purbe auerft in Der preubii9en
@r,nee sesen berbrIbte unb s%rinbi9e GiSe, &c,
gen ba8 8unbreiten ODER @unblaufen, gegert
Rridelbise uab ale BET lleberbibung bes 8luteS
entlpringenoen Sautfranfbeiten a~nseipanbt.
MlS elm 3ulber fir .Rinber itebt es nnibertrof>
fen ba. @reis % Gents. @rdparirt mnb amr,
gsrtamf bel ". Dreib, alamo Drug Store,
&nn Wnfnni0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-08

"Feiles S~arsapari11a" fir
ale 8lut. unb Sauttrantbeiten. Rurirt bi.
fdlimmien, Sale bon BIutberaiftuns bic ,ur
sepobnIi@en Ginne. @ebrau9sanueiiuua ouI
Ser Etifette. Gnbriairt bon Der alamo Mft'a
gompanh uab gum @eriauf an Bieberbertdnfeii
anb an @ribatPsrfcnsn BET u. Sreih Gan
Mntonio.
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d Mruiea.salbe.

9ie bette Salbe Der @elt fir S@nitte,
Ahetidmn9en, @ef@tpire, Gieber. unb Saut.
Iusf9las, Gle@te, seiprunseue Sdnbe, Grot-
beulen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten turirt ga.
morrboiben ober feline 8~e5abIung. 8olise
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elb ptrb
anriidertattet. 25 Gents bic Sda@teI BET u.
9reiB.
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uusuauberer. Die pislserabntten neue1
oeuti1eu &olonien aber f6einen gar
feline In5iebungstraft gu beliben, benin
mad @frifa finb i'm @an3er MUIR 294
perfonen ausgepanbert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-08

Dead Shot Serep Borm Clint.
ment tuirtt fiber unb idnelI. DieIes Eminent
t0otet bic @iirrner augenblidli9 bGlt GIiesen
ab tnb BELT bic @unbe. SIN @afer aufgeIof
1T es elm aasseaei9netes SeilmitteI sssen irsenb
pel9e @un6eH betm 8ieb. Hreis SO Gents.
Yraparirt unb gum 8ertauf Bel u. DreiB,
Gan Antonic. 1875 tnip
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ssImproyed Condition Powders, fir qfe,

ssImproyed Condition Powders'' fit @fe,.
be uno &inbDieb. Sin ausge3eidnetes un6 e..
brObtes Ynlber in Der 8ebanOInna pon fu5.
frantbeiten al1er alrt, aGsemeine nnpablidfeit,
anpa6fen Der Saut, &aube, seIbes fBafsr,
Der Gillette. 8abriairf BON unD gum gsrtaaf
bet aboIpb9rei6 alamo 9la3a, sesen.
iiber Der @offofiee, Gan antonio.
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@mpfeblenswertb 1T bas
aI9etnetn befannte unb belteb-
te Blai6en=8 Bier Der Belph=
rabsfp'i9en Braueret fiir
Sau sbebarf. 8eiteQnnsen
Bite man brett an bic Braites
rel TT 1enben. 8,12t1S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-08
Glue kinofrlo(f CHE

HErIh1llasnnraIa laaaHmHsrmnaHmlMma
II sepiB cine tberduS trdurise GaGe far matte
@es Gbepaa-. SIie nnb ppbur9 bieiern uebel In
fur8er Ell abSebplfen perben tdnn, 5eist Der
,GeftnneSss1nfer,s :. 25O eeiten, NIT t~dblreidea
aatursetreuen Bilpern, trelher BON BEN alien unp bee
trhbrten beuti8enS eL Snititut in glep grrt berausses
Seben pirb, auf BITE II q RITE Betfe. Sunge aeute,
Bic In ben Gtanb Der Gbe treteu ppnen, iplteu ben
GYrua S4iler8: % 'ru pr1fe, per IT'D
ewt9~ ttnbetH fpc9t b~sberSisea, unb bas nprs
treflihe BUD lsien, ebe fe Zen wt@ttgfen
cd rift hes 2tben5 tbun gEirb fur 25 Gents
In Prfmarten, ipppb in beutider tpie In enslif9er
Sprddbet fret unb iprsianI rerpadt ~reriaiot.
Nbrele Deutsches Heil-InstitHt,
II Clinton Place. New York. N. z.
Der ,Saettunss.9 lnter" If in Gan Gn'
tonic Bel Budbdnbler Rte. Zen 4
90 huben.
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s7e, szS uuc z3e Nartts8tYabe,
@an @ntpntp- ...--.--..--...EeTaS
Sauptquortter fur
8. 2anbreth & 6 ch @artea.
unb BlumenzS outen.
Goeben erbaItem Sbrem 5erbft. nnb @inter.
bebarf bon 2anOretb @arten> unb 8lumsnia.
men, nnter anberm neue Grnte &aben.;, araut-
unb Spinatfamen, fribe 8obnen unb grbien
fir Serbfpfanauns. @interrossen nnO gsrte,
Soretum, Miaet, Duraforn u, 10.
100 @fun0 81 @afo 3miebelIumen,
500 8uibel edten Sobnion @raSiamtem,
20 Yfuno Bermuda GraSlamen,
&aien- unb Stature @raSlamen, &eseue GraS.
iamen, alfalfa, rotben unb peiben aleeiamem.
Msenten fiir bic berabmten
Brin1y Pf1uege,
@Ianet IT. @amenarins, Sanb . Wfise unb
gultibators, Belle Gttb 5utter. S@neibemafdi.
men, @uif. 9. Bre1t Wurfmaidinen unb But.
der 1ltenfilien, Sarrifon BroS. & 60. gemif1te
8arben, Solutions Galitmirfarbet &C.
Carl S. Mutbs Bienenrauaer, 6onig-
GrtractcrS unb Weher,
aues gu ben riebrisfen @reifen.
J.. Huth 81 Sohn.
aan-E 3Ae t ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-10-30
A Few Little Ones.


When three years old, Willie used
to prefer playing with lead-pencil to
any other toy. When the end would
become blunt, he would come TO his
father and say:
"Papa, please speel de mark for
Willie"
There was q baby born in little
suburban neighborhood TO the north of
the city lately, and considerable cur-
iosity was manifested in the new conner
by small group of boys, ranging in
years from 10 IL, who constituted the
entire boy population of the neighbour
hood.
"Js it boy?" one of the eight-year-
Odds asked.
eyes"
"Good enough. When he grows up
he can belong to our base ball club,
and by IN by there'll be another baby
around here somewhere, and pretty
soon we'll have q nine!'
AT a certain country church it was
decided by the members to assemble
together at a given time 10 pray for
rain, which was badly needed for the
growing crops. AT the appointed
hour the people began to gather, and
one little fellow came trudging up with
an umbrellas almost as big as himself.
"What did you bring that for,
youngster 9" some one asked, with a
smile.
"So's 1 wouldn't get wet going
home," was the confident reply.
1t is safe to say that no one in the
large gathering had come similarly
provided, aud that not a housewife of
them all had set out her tubs and pans
to catch the rainewater as it would
pour from the roof in answer to the
ascending petition.
The appended letter was sent to
lawyer in reply to the latter's adver-
tisement for a boy to work in his Office.
The letter is exceedingly illiterate, but
it is running over with intelligence.
The evident zeal and earnestness of the
boy who wrote it were regarded as
fully compromising for the defects in
his spelling, and he was taken into the
lawyers employment on trial at once ::
mister
want the job mi foxes Amt rich and
got 10 rassle they arc ded. it betes
all how hard times is can do chores
an learn fast want a job in your Office
let me in JIMMY CARRlGAN.
The name of Jimmy Carrigan may
yet be renowned in the annals of the
Commonwealth.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-10-30
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
TULANE UNIVERSITY
OF LOUISIANA.
LAW DEPARTMENT..


LAW DEPARTMENT.
The next session OF this Department will
begin Monday, Nov. 18th, 1855.
This Law School is not limited to instruct
ton in the Civil Law OF Louis lana. Its
Lectures and Course of Studies are de-
signed to prepare the Student for admission
to tho Bar not only in this State, but also
in any OF the Common Law States OF the
Union. It invites to its classes all who
wish to fit themselves for the practice of
The law. Irs Professors are wellknown
Lawyers of long standing at the Bar, ripe
in experience and still actively engaged in
the practice of the profession.
FACULTY.
RANDALL HUNT, l.. L. D., Emeritus
Rector, Professor of Constitutional Law,
Commercial Law and OF Evidence.
VIM. FRACIS N1ELLEN, LII d., Dean,
Professor of Common Law and Equity.
Jurisprudence and Lectures of Criminal
Law and the Law of Pleading.
HENRY CARLETON MILLER, Pro-
lessor of Admiralty and International Law.
HENRY DENIS, Professor Of Civil Law,
and Lectures on tho Land Law of the
United States.
All communications should be addressed
to WIN. +. MELLEN, Dean of the Faculty
of Law. 10 Carondelet ST., New Orleans. La.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-10-30
OUR LITTLE FOLKS.
Queer Fancies OF Those Who are Just
Lif.iDg; Life's Curtains.
minneapolis Tribune.l

Minneapolis Tribune.l
His papa was a Clergyman who
strictly enforced the rule that the
young scion should attend Sunday ser-
vice despite his tender years. Imagine
tho feelings of this dominic parent
when, pausing at his study door, he
discovered the young man in the act OF
expelIing large bumble-bee, waving
his small arms frantically In the air
and CRYING, 1Sh-h! sh~h Get out OF
here! Get out, tell you, or papa'll
preach you to death !"
A Natural Conclusion.
[wellsboro (Pa.) AgitaSor.l
Alittle s.fresh-air child' at Eikiank,
who had never seen COW before, was
watching the milking process with
eyes full of establishment. After look"
ing on in silence for some time she
drew near, and placing her hand on
the cows distended side, exclaimed;
ssWhy. she's chock full Of 1t, amt she!"
Annie Takes an Intermissicn.
[Babyhood.l
Little Annie, four years of age,
me with ssprotracted cry
ing SPELL" Several times she seemed
Inclined to stop In response to my rep
rimands, only to resume cuisines"
with new vigor. At last she made
great effort, dried her tears, looked at
mo slyly and approached me with q
determined ttMamma, guess ! won't
finish my naughtiness.'
Fafr Warning to Grandma.
IDoston Transcript
Little Freddy was talking to his
grandma, who was something of q
sceptic. "Grandma, do you belong TO
the Presbyterian Church ?'' "No."
aTo any church 2" tNo." swell,
grandma, don't you think it's about
time to get in somewhere"
Assorted Clerical Duties.
[Elmira Gazette.]
s:Does the preacher pray when he
comes 10 your house ?" asked little
five year-old First Ward girl of a COM
panion.
.Oh, no, never" was the quick ans
swer.
"Why doesn't he ?" He always does
when he comes to our>house," contin>
ued the first, and tells mamma It's
been season Of rest to him. What
does he do when he comes to your
house 2"
"Oh,' replied the young miss with
a Sigh, che generally stays to dinner"
A Fair Poetic Start.
minneapolis Tribune.l
Neil was a serious child, with n pens
chant for poetry, She had stood for q
long time looking out at the snow
storm, when her mother said:
ssWhat are you thinking of, dear ~
ooh, was just making poetry
she answered with sigh.
.ssBut what was it! Can't you tell
mamma ?"
After considerable urging she repeat.
ed with great feeling:
IT'S sad, sad thing to stand and beg,
While the winter winds do blow,
For the cold creeps up the little ones log
And makes her SILVER SO!
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-10-30
Household Manners.

~ houeehOld manners we do not
mean company manners. Indeed we
think TINT. s set. Of manners kept only
IA 6cmpeny 10 apt to grow stiR and
rusty 1oe want OF constant use and is
not worth much at any time. Ely
h0uoehoId manners we mean the kind
~ poJlteness which we use In the inter-
Tor of orr homo circle, where politeness
oOmetlmes ID not efficiently considered.
I have seen heads of families-ladies
ae4wel1 as gentlemen-who when among
strangers never forgot any of the little
attentions that make life pleasant, who
omitted to say t'good morning" to
everybody members OF the family.
Aud how much a cheering ssg0od
morningO brIghtens the day, even If II
u cherries outside! 10 English fans
lilies OF good breeding each member, as
he enters the break Restroom gives his
hand to each Of the others In turn as
he says ssg0od morning" There Is a
pleasant ffiendliness in this custom,
whsnit comes naturally, that gives the
beginning Of the day a great charm.
Household manners which do not
include courtesy even to the lowest
dependents Of the household are not
periect manners. It is as easy to give
some kinkly greeting to the servants
AZ to ignore them altogether; and to
acknowledge their services withthanks
makes them serve you with added
readiness. The prlnceliest courtesy we
have seen exercised extended to every
one even the lowest member Of the
household. Some one once asked a
friend Of Mr.. Emerson II the great
philosopher was q man of fine manners.
Eyes, indeed" was the answer.
Whenever he enters house he makes
even the cat and dog feel more at their
ease. , Could anything be more sug-
gestive than this description Of the
genial kindness OF nature which
shed It's sunlight on every one? And
was not his faculty of making each one
feel AT his ease the best of manners ?
There is a tendency to underrate
amiability--to consider it a mark of
weakness. GA rather weak, amiabie
person." we sometimes heard said.
But no quality softens the roughness
Of life so much. A sweettempered
person is almost always sure to have
good household manners. Considera.
tion Of the feelings as we'll as the rights
Of others, nature kindly disposed and
not easily irritated--these are essen>
tlals to good manners in the household.
Polish of manner is gained by little
contact with the world. little noting
OF Its customs. But there are so many
pereons who have what are called "iine
manners" who in their own houses
holde are 30 ungracious and so regard-
less Of those who are most closely allied