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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-27
MusIanh.

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yIuss nsLyaaDsiIe. Jug PIE lammtz
IVY p.p1DNalllwen gerlreler pes Auss
tenoes g'et1sn EVE 51lammeatuaIt ao.
SagiaI!o, 0snllWlanO, SeEerrelg n1o
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-27
Ser Maaae1 ale Elm @alumeter.

SIM bb8peptifden Magen berben mad ben
Mablaeitea mnreine Safe eraeust, bic ibnt 70.
Dobl tOis bic Darme ausbebnea unb belaftisen.
Das beiie geittel sesen 8~labuusen, 8inb nnb
S@mer3en i'm 1lnferle,be, Sobbrenren unb fau.
rem unb iibelriedenoen auspnrf if Sofet.
ters MagcnbittereS. DoppelfobIen.
faures 9atron unb aufbraufenbe gbfnbrmittel
i6pa6e1 ben Masem, ipis es iest bon aerstsn
pobl berifanben ipirb. SdufigeS Trinfen, mas
cs aud fein mag, lift benz Maasen f9dolid, unb
es 1T iebenfans tidt oer @erbaruns autrdsIi6,
bern man feline Safte berOiinnt. Mit $alfe
bes 8itteren ~erlanseu bic gerbaumnasoraane
i9re perloren sesaugene &eselmabisteit unb
&raft pieoer, uern ite f9tpa9 rnb anBer Drb.
nuns finb; bies aefaiebt nidt auf einn,aI, aber
bod NIT elmer S@neaisteit, tuel9e bic 8orsas.
Ii9feit biefes Se,lmittels tennsei@uet. gs bat
nod peiter bic Wirfuns. ben Stubisans mnb
bic 2eber gu reseln, ben &5rper seser MaIaria
gu bef@iben, &beumatiSmus unb NeuraIgie 3u
ltnbern urb 2ebensiraft gu bernebren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-27
@nt. SBtina s. spbn.

nniere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleif9, un6 um iol@es frif@ urb
gut gu erlangen, faint man unm6gli@
einen 5uperldffgeren Marft finbeu, als
oen BON Wm. S6fling & 5Dbn, Mo.
81 Nbe. s. 9ie 9erren baben benz
8ei6mad ibrer &unben &e@nung ges
tragen unb In ibrem gtablifement cine
falte 2uftmai6ine erri9tet, tpel9e allen
Mnforoerungen fur @rbaltung unb Gnt=
fernung i9dbli@er Sngrebien3en bes
Sleif9es entiprt9t. sic baben bef6ns
big tn ibren 8iebb6fen einer groBen
8orratb BON Waftbieb, aus mel@em
muir bas 8eite fir tire &unoen gemdblt
tpiro. Wer reel bebient fem min, Der
befu9e 6en Morft So. 511
Mbenue s. 1,10t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-27
2eEaB.

- Ser 9iebf6nig Goobpim, befen
&lage bor benz 9iffrtftgeri9t in Muitin
fattftnben pirb, bat ni6t libel 2uit,
Elm gprnpromiB ab3uf6lieBen un6 $40
big $4,000 ieiner i6ulbigen Ya9t=
geloer gu 5ablen.
Gin S9afai6ter Namens Sobn
9arrifon bra9te bic 2ei@e feines
S9afbirten Wiaiam Mod mad Big
Springs. Mod mar. bon einem arbert
0irten, einem Meritaner, i'm 5@lafe
ermorbet tporben. Ser M6rber lit
entfnben.
- Sn bas Saus bes DetectiDes
Wiaiams gu SeTarfa1a Granger spei
Ginbre6er. @s gelang benz 9etectibe,
etnea berielben 6insfef gu MAIDEN. SIM
Werb6r fagte bet 8uri6e aus, baB er
9il6rit belize uno ein Siener bes
0errn lei.
-Sm Macogbo9es lebt eine alte
MeiB Mancie Straban. Sic mar fRrs=
li6 front unb lag int Delirium, in
tpel6em fie bon $500 ipra6, bic iie
unter einem @i6enbaufen bergraben
babe. Ma@ ibrer @eneiung fu9te fie
ta9 ibrem S@ab, upbei fi6 beraus=
neute, baB berielbe beri9punbett mar.
9ie ein5ige Berfon, bic bas Srrerebet1
NIT angeb6rt bate, mar MftB Sara6
@oB unb gegett bieie ri6tete fi9 baber
Der 8erba9t beg Diebffa6Is. Sic
purbe berbaftet un6 geftarb Elm, bas
8elb ausgegraben 5u baben nit 9ilfe
t1ebrerer @%enDfinnen, beren Nante1 fie
aber ni9t rennen min.
= Oie bier @ebiilfs z@berifs bon
Sill @ountp, bie i'm Sat1uar in trunfes
mem 3uffanb auf einem 3uge Der Nfifs
iouri pacifc 8abn amii6en @aeo urb
9iasboro nnfug trieben unb ben Cont
bucteur angrifen, iino i'm 8unhesge=
rt9t Der 8erbinberung Der Ser. ct. pD5t
f9uloig befunbett tporben. eSeber BON
ibnen tpirb 100 Dollars Strafe at sabs
len 6aben.
Sn @alOeftOn serietben Bic griiz
Der Sobn unb @bporb 8urfe, tpel6e
gemeinf9aftli6 Elm @roeerb Ge{9dft
fabrten, In Streit, in pelGem sSobn
feinem 8ruoer ein MeRer In ben Dals
itieB. @ls er feiner lntbat getpabr
Dur0e, ging ct in ben Store un6 f9oB
fi6 cine &ugel in ben &bpf. Sobn 1T
tobt. @biuarb aber. Iebt nod.
- Die Burger bon Seguin baben Be-
f6loRen, Wahertperte .3u erri1ten. Oie
Village b~erielben mirb $4,000 foffen.
Sas 5tdbt6er Gileen tpurbe BON
eiiem Wirbelturm beimgeiu@t, Ser
n1ebrere 6duier serIf6rte. SGmmtliAe
Mitglieber Der Samilie usIeton tuarbert
bur9 Die Sriimmer bes einitur3en6en
6auies berleBt, ems Der 3inber t6btlid.
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Die FLORENCE Misbttneale Ser Rtn'
bertfdeae4

Dis Florence MisbttneaIe Ser Rtns
berpdeSe. :
Tolsenbes 1T Elm Gus3us zines an ben
Deutfden Reform MeHenser in @bart,
bersbursb, Ra, sei&riebenen griefes:
Cine 8ObltbGtertn.
Osfnet bic Tbire fir fe unb Wrs.
@tnslcw mirb beweiien, baB fe bic anne,
ritaniide 5lorentiner Wadttsau Der Sins
Der lit. Dappn Tnb mir 70 aber3euat,
baB mir unierer Sup" Iebrea merbeu
gu iaSen: r@eieSnet lei Wfrs. @inslcp"
neil fte berielben bebilai4 mar, User bic
Beriphe bes 3abneaS unb anbere Bes
i&werltdteiten far 4inber hinwessuiOu.
men. Mrs. Minslpp's Sccthina Sprur
ntHtnt ben Rinbern bic S&mer5en unb
furtrt Daientrte unb Diarrbce. Or
madt ben @aurnen sart, befreit BON
@n~t5anbuns inb brinst bas &inb aIidli@
aber bic Yericbe bes 3abnens binwea.
st tbut serabe bus, mas e. Spraiebt IN
tbun, Gles unb nidt neniger. Wir ba.
ben einnnot Wirs. 8insIon 8eIehen anb
teufen fe nar bura itren Soctbina
Shrup far 4inber. Wenn mir bic WoEf
batten, trirben mir fe ais Seilanb fir
bic Rinber hinffellen - mas lie aud in
Der Thot 1T. Der Ghrup wirb In
allen apotheten 5a rs Gents per Ttal4e
pertaaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-27
: Cine meme 9frt mn Meife.

= Cine tleue grt un6 Meiie, bas
rgntree" einau5ieben, ipurbe iinsft in
paris in M%npenbung gebra9t. Wie
alidbrli6 In ben 6aten, fanb aud In
0iefem Sabre bort elm groBes Ballet
frdna@en ftatt, au tpel6eu @lt unb
Sung Der bornebmen Q~errentpelt ft9
brdngte. Sur ueberraf6uns Mler ies
bod ftanb biesmal auf ben &arter nit
groBen 9ettern: Ser @intritt lit frei."
Sonf bate jebes Billet awanaig Grancs
get0ftet unb ueber5ablungen tparen on
Der Sagesorbnung. Die Greifarte Ipds
tie Man9en berbei, ber friber ber @erlu.
dung iiegrei6 piber5tanben bate.
Als ie6o@ bic Stunoe bsr 9eimfebr
f9lug, ba fanber BITE Gdfte bic Nuss
gangstbiren BON ben r~eiaeaoften 8alets
mdb9en beieBt, bic ibnen bibf9e &ars
ten %botbielteH tuprauf NIT ebenio grDBen
2ettern als bel ben gtnsanss e~rtpdbnten
Bilets gebrudt ftanb: Scr Nusgang
toftet per perfon breiBig Grancs; tptr
f6nnet 70 liebe @dfe ni9t gratis f9ei.
ben lanen." Die ALTO @efanaenen ias
ben fi9 ge3tuungen, bas 26feselb 3l
erlegen unb 10 bra@te ber Ban cine ftatts
li9e @ebreinnabme gesen ionit.
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s.. 9raeaer,

.9tr. 262 & 264, OF. Commences traBe,
int. rteuer Store, empFeblt feta rei@s
baltiges Eager port giiens uab Ble@>
Wadren, Sefet un6 Sausgerdtb59af-
ten auer Mrt. Ngeat fur bic ercellenten
Gabortte 2o9 : Oefen. Ma1 fpre6e
Dor nnb eraminire bic tteue 6erie So
pDrite Oefen, tpel9e auf Der lebten
ITEM Orleans Weltausitelung bic gols
bene Mebaine erbielten. Die beffeit
S6reiner : 0anbmerf5euge cine 9pes
cialitdt. @r6Bte Musmabl BON 8pgels
&dfigen alIer Nrt. MlBerbent fets an
0arb Elm bputdnbiges MHprttnent bon
Garben, Del, 5irniB, pinieln, Glas,
Gitt &C., fopie frti9en 2anbretbs
@artenzS amen n. Cine GIen1pners
Wertftatt 1T nit benz @ei@dft berblts
ben unb mer6en ale In bies Sad f9las
geube Nrbeiten prompt befOrgt.
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gdmiifft bic @raberl 9ie Sri

gAmiift bic @rabcrl 9ie @rds
berf@midung 1T cine f66ne, pietdts
boae Site, bic Se6em our Gre ges
rei@t. Sic Wabl ftebt apif9ea Blumen
unb Sentmdlern uno tper bic leBteren,
dig bic b~auerbaften un6 unbergdngli=
den, tndblt, 6er mirb BON Dem inngert
&initler, Grant Sei@, SIT. 305-
313 9outontraBe, auf bas Bette bes
bient uerben. 28,1,w1f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-27
California g2efne.

6err s. 5. MeDer, @bplefale &
&etailbdn6ler tit Weinen, Mlamo pla3a,
TT Dor &uraem BON ieiner piertert @es
f@dftsreiie mad g~alifornien 5urtdse.
tebrt. ct fam iebt feline &uttbert llnb
Tan1ilien nit ben befen @prtert bon
@alifornia=W einen unb reinem Srau=
benzBran6p berieben. &einer galifprs
mia @laret berfauft ct Die @auone-$1.
pOrtz un6 anbere unnerfdli9te Meine
fiab ftets BEL INN borrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-27
@ams amsseseid,uet.

8. 8. Nttin8, EOIi3ei@ef in &norSiae, 9enn.,
i9reibt: yMeeiner Gamilie uno mir ielbit finb
Die pobltbatigen Golsen Sbrer auSse3ei9neten
Mebiain, Or. ainss STEIN Diseoberb gesen aus.
5ehrnns, au Sbea geporben. SD babe gefun-
ben, bae fe bait, mas bon ibr beripro9en tptrb
nno besbalb beaeuae ID ibren @ertb. ale met.
ne Gaeunbe, benen i'd Die Mebiain empfubL 10.
ben fie.
@arantie tpirb s%sleifet, bas Or. Sings Nen
Siscoberb gesen Iu83ebruns Sufen, grtal.
tuns, @ron9itis, Gfbma, 8r1une nnb alt
&als,, 8ruft unb 2~unsenIeiben beiIt. Strobe.
fafaen fret bel U. 9retb. @robe GIaf@en$l,
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SIM @innerena aduh z,atnre

fino neue @aaren eittsetrofen fit bic
beborfebenbe GribtabrssGais
Il. Wir babef uns our9 BEN Nus
genf@ein babon hberaeust, baB oieie
Waaren: 9amer= unb &inbers@ 9ube,
9errenf9ube &C., bas 8efte fino, mas
ie i'm bieiigen Marfte oferirt tpurbe.
Die MusDabl lit iebr rei9baltig unb bic
preife inb iebem BebirfniB a~nsemehen.
Wer elegantes unb bauerbaftes S6ubz
5eug tragen pil, Der gebe gum
GinbereIla S1ubz6tpre
gde 9oufonitraBe & Aoe. 6.
2.8t1i
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26In. d. 0IhriI. Mnr 10 81

- 26ln, "a. MpriI. Dor 10 Mona.
ten tpurbe bic Gattin bes Mrbeiters Neu.
fad In Griibl bon Drilingen entbunben,
unb beute tpieberbolte F@ biefes gIIds
li6e GamilienereigniB. Sie Mutter unb
bieieGs Babies btfinben iid tpobI. Die
nR0lnif6e 3eitung"fogt: Der f1tper
gepriifte Batter fam nit &e9t aiisrr.
fen: 9err, bait Elm mitSetnem Segen!
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= Son allen &atds unb S@nnpfz
tabafen gelten bic bon @aiI & NJ in
Baltimore %prdparirten fir Die empfeb>
Ienspertbeiten, neil fte, b6llig fret bon
f6dbli9en Wirsen, einett bur@aus
autrdglt9en 8enuB ge.pdbren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-27

- Ma6t Cure 8eitelunsen ftir Sta.
9elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, @iienble@,
&upferble9 unb 96tbe Bet Biper &
S@uItbeB 249 Martet Str.
Spart g eib unb 3eit.
@arantie fur niebrigite Marftpreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-27

Dead Shot" Serep Borm eiui.
n.etlt hotrft tider unb idnel. Dielss 4iniiuent
tootet bic Biiriner ousenblidlid bait GIieaeu
ob nnb beilt bic @unbe. SIM @dfer aufaeISh
To e elm ausse5ei4netes SeilmitteI aeaen iraenb
pel6e @unoen beim 8ieb. Rreis 80 Gents.
&rdparirt uno gum 8ertauf BET u. Dret6,
Gan Nntonio. 1875 tutp
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"Fei1es S~arsapar11a" fur
ale 8lut. nab S~auttranfbeiten. Rnrirt bic
fdlimmifen sale bon 8Intberoiftnns Bic anr
gewObnliden Slime. @ebrau9Sannsilnng auf
Ser Etitetts. Sabri3irt BON Set alamo &ft'a
Company uab gum 8erlauf an @ieberbertdafer
Mnfnnio
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eeImproved condition POWDERS, fir gf,

be uub @inbSieb. Gin ausseaeidnetes nnb cts
probteS Yulber In Der 8ebanbluna BON Sub
trarfbeiten aler art, allsemetne nnpdbli9feii,
Nntpadieti Der Saut, &dube, seIbes @aFer,
Matsel an Nppetit. @ebrau@sanpeiInng anf
bet Gtifette. Gabriairt bon unb gum 8ertauf
bel aboIpb DreiB, alamo @laaa, aeeens
iiber Der Poftofiee, Gan gntonio.
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t 8
NiIIcn
grfdJlatfte Ginpeppeipe,
3rnnIse 9eter

G~rlhllnffte G~ttnEupftpe,
8rnnIse geber
unb Malaria.
Gas t utiaaen entittsn Dresptertd aner
1rduieeliea ft8 wlenI4suSeAte6te. Eulgenbe
Gtmtfeme Seigta bereb Ddfei1 an: NHbeftfpers
Iuit, TRACER &fubIg0m4,@ pptipeb nit llebeIs
tef4, M0MIeibtefctt mad BEN GfeM, gtbuets
gang 8tBtn f9rpetttdbe pber 6eiitt9e Mas
~iyclE99lte, 4uftqten ad4 bet 9gebI3eit,
HtisE3fteit pe& xesnpesat1s1fS, eeDradfe
GziMnsnRs, Elm 0efbbt ais babe in6r irgeab
cine wesess sssiassist, es2sStnetI SETTLE
tdSbter 1trit, admsItd}e % egtpbfuna,-
ilnb ~etI1rbfrn bic Nuibenbuna zines 8ttlmiiteis, has
tirstt anf BIZ Qeber wirtt. ais Elm aebers9 eilrniitl
tA5en 9utt'S qiIlest Mot tires @lei4en. Sire
9strluns nni NtereH nab 9aut u ebenfaus prompt,
trefrt }e ale ilHreinheiten bur4 bseje bret ,9tnSs
ke1tet 6eS G1itenIStf teIestigen nnt NppetIft Sc
fnnte MffbapnHA reeamh5lgsu GttbIgans, flare
4sant unb elnen ~tfhftisen R1rper beriteuen. .$ntt'S
ptuest nerAfid4kn mtter Std cher 9eibf9uetbeH,
NOD iinb fe ftbteat BET berthslt4en Berufsarteit unb
Iint Elm srdnbu4es
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aleiber fiji ben sSribliaa.

Sie 3eit gum Mntauf BON Grhblingss
unb Sommerfleibern, Often unb un=
ter3eug TT gefOmmen. IS mirb fiG
fir Sebermann, Der fol@e glrtitel ge=
brau6t, beaQblen,
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= 9as gr6Bte 2ager BON Gepebrs
unb &epolper=P atronen unb CULLEN
BET Piper & S@uItbeB.
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@ameoait & gpbn

5u befuden un6 bere1t Mammntbs8 or.
ratb au bei@tigen. 9ie Madrea finb
BON ben renommirteften Gabriter ges
fauft unb merbeu 3u 10 biIigen prei{en
pertauft, tDie nur m6gli9. Mle Suits
ben tuerben nit ibren gintdufen 5ufries
ben fem. a26,3,3Mt
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-06-10
FASHION NOTES.
All Sorts of Novelties Suitable for Spring
and Summer Toilets. ss4.ss,

All Sorts of Novelties Suitable for Spring
and Summer Toilets. ssfs
Homespuns are much worn.
Cheviots retain their popularity.
Tailor-made costumes are more pop
0lar than ever
Cloths and serge flannels form many
pretty and inexpensive tailor-made
suits.
Mourning wells of clairette are more
serviceable as well as more fashionable
than those Of Grape. -
Crinkle striped seersuckers am made
up into pretty Gretchen dresses for lit
tie girls and misses by the thousand. !.
Grape is put on in deep broad bands
instead of many pleatings on dresses,
wraps, and the bonnet of full mourn
ing.
All shades of red are immensely
fashionable, from dark Egyptian,
Khedive, and Sultan to the new pale
shade of pink called Venus. 8N
The French round hats have the
trimmings massed at the back Of the
high crown, but American women re-
verse the order and put them in front.
High coiffures are ornamented with
shell pins, with rosettes of ribbon cut
into trident ends, and for evening toll
ct with pompons, flowers, and jewels.
The novelties most in demand in
spring wooden fabrics are those in
sober shades, fiecked with bright color
in boutonneux, bourette, and .boucle
effects.
The colors of the crinkle striped
seerauckers embrace combinations of
red and blue, red and gold, copper and
blue, ashes of roses and blue pink and
cream, and two tones of gravy T.
| Sun.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-06-10
FoDpER-coRN.

The Best Method of Growing This Profit
able Food-Crop.
It has become a common practice
among our farmers to grow fodder,
corn with which to exc out their past
ures when the dry weather strikes them
in summer. The term .sfodder-corn
is used, by common consent, to desigs
nate corn grown specially for fodder,
either for soiling or for curing for win.
Ter feed. '.Corn fodder" is the name
given to corn-stalks after the corn has
been husked. It is term betterg mn
derstood in the East than In the Vest
since in the West, as rule,
little account Is taken Of the cornBtalks
in a field Of corn. They are much Off
ener left standing in the field, after the
corn is harvested, than saved for cattle
food. When the corn is gathereds the
cattle are given the run of the field,
and crop such portions of the stalks IS
their tastes or necessities dictate, d But
the growing of fodder-corn is yearly
becoming more popular in the West,
as well as in the East, and, with the
ensilage boom, is likely to come into
general practice. gGs.G1E
We wish to say few words about
the best method of growing fodder
corn. The custom used to be to SOW ~
very thick, SO as to make the stalks
grow slender under the impression tlas
they would be better relished by the
stock than the coarse stalks of the full
grown corn. Many still continue to sow
fodder-corn in this way; but it Is aigreat
mistake. When so thickly grown it y
but little else than crude fibre ana
water, containing very small percent
age of nutriment. For soiliug, Tor
curing, or for ensilaging, 1t is better TO
grow fodder-corn not more than tNlce
as thickly as we grow field cofus
Planted in drills, dropping the kerneN
four to six inches apart, with the rows
three and half or four feet apart, OF
planted in hills eighteen inches spart'
with three to four kernels in the hali.
| the rows az far apart as we. have Just
| indicated, will give much better results
| than planting more closely. z We must
let in the, air and sunshine, in order
to develop the gums, starcnes
and sugar, which give tho stalks tilelr
nutritiVe value. Cultivating and str
ring the soil help fodder-corn just ~
much as they dolfeld crops. For carly
feeding it is best to plant early. 50 2,
| to give the corn chance to reaeh. fuii
| maturity before being cut and led q
| otherwise disposed OF. Do not allow
| the corn to hardenaor the stss1ks g
ripen, but to reach the green-corn stage
of the ear. This is the time when " y
| in its best condition and the most va.
liable for food.-Nation0l Lars SsceS
| Journal.
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FoR LADIES ONLY.

How Go Dress Becomingly and According
to the Latest Styles. s8F
Black tulle tabliers embroidered with
colored beads appear.
Beaded gloves are a novelty which
are promised us for street wear.
Triangular jets are very stylish for
trimming all sorts of head-gear.
White chenille embroidery and Roman
pearls are the trimmings Of bridal
gowns.
Chenille and beads are worked in
effectively together on the new founc-
ing laces.
IF the hair is worn high bonnet
must be small to form the apex to the
monument.
Silk skirts of every hue, fascinating
with their different trimmings of lace,
are shown to cover the maillots.
Beaded silk stockings are pretty
enough, but woe betide the wearer if
any one should accidentally step on her
foot. @
A bright ribbon, gauze scarf or
tIllufuiIS Will ldCO3 u uAoAVI hAo Aa0t
years costume into new one to all
intents and purposes.
Single fiat and raised designs In silk
pas sementerie are very effective in trim
ming the fat panels tabliers now so
much used.
Silk cashmere comes in many OF the
pretty new shades. Stripes or spots in
chenille appear on almost all of the
novelty dress goods.
The claque or opera hat will be worn
during the spring. Little trimming ex-
cept band and bow on the side can
be worn on these hats.
Black grenadines with beaded designs
woven into them are to be among the
most elegant of the new fabrics and for
summer wear the beading, when woven
in, has the great advantage of being
durable,
In Paris it is quite the thing to trim
| wool and cloth dresses with these bead
ed garnitures: but as yet we have not
| used them for such purposes. The
| coming season will, however, see hand
some worsted materials trimmed with
fancy beads in all colors.
A pretty variation of the wearing of
ribbon about the neck is to run ribbon
a quarter of an inch wide, or even mar
rover, around the throat and passing
the ends out through two horizontal
| button-holes in high linen collar, and
| tying them in diminutive bow at the
| front of the neck.-N. Y. Mail and En-
| press.
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The Youngest in the Land.


It is probable that Henry County,
Va, has not parallel in the youthful
ness of it's county officials. Judge S. G..
Whittle, circuit judge, is thirty-six years
of age; Judge H. G. Mullin, county
judge. is twenty-eight years old; John
w. Carter, attorney of the common
wealth, is twenty-four years OF age;- A.
P. Staples, State Senator, is twenty
seven years of age; H G. Peters, Dele
gate in the House. is twenty-seyen years
Of age; j. w. Tuggle, treasurer, is
thirty-one years of age; WITH M. Pey-
ton, superintendent of schools, is thirty
four years of age; John w. Piano.
clerk of the circuit court, is twenty-five
years of age; Thomas P. Parrish, treas
urer of Martinsville, is twenty-four
years of age. Chicago Herald
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NOT A ROOSTER.

CO1ored Individual Who Had More
Faith In Judgment Than In Bravery.
An old negro who had succeeded in
securing an appointment as deputy
sheriff and who was placed on guard
near machine shop to guard the prop.
erty, called on the sheriff.
.'Why, Anderson, | thought you were
on duty"
II wuz.'
..What made you come awayp"
.Wall, l 'cluded dat didn' need dat
two dollars an er ha'f er day. Mighty
good money an all dat but must git
erlaung widout it. -
"You are not afraid, are youp'
80, nor, sab, amt erfeerd, but some.
how Use got too much Judgment ter
progic ronn' dar. While ergo some
men dacome erlaung an tole me dat
eff wanted er appetite fur breckfus
ter-mor' dat I'd better drap dat gun an
g'way frum dar. My brabery tole me
ter stay but my Judgment den hoped
up an tole me ter drap de gun an ]
drapped it. Lemme tell yer, boss, I'd
ruther hab er ha'fer peck o. Judgment
den er wagin-load o. brabery. Brabery
gifts er man inter trouble but Judgment
keeps him out. Brabery longs ter de
rooster but Judgment is de property O.
de fioserfer. Use er foserfer. Thought
l wuz er rooster but amt, so now yel
ken keep yer two dollars an er hat ei
day. Use gwine off down in de swamp
an ketch some fish Arkansas
Traveller.
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BOGUS BUTTER.

The False Pretenscs Under Which Butter
ine-Malers Sell Their Goods.
The counterfeit butter men lay claim
to honesty and honor in the sale Of
their goods, 80 we like to give them
the benefit of all the facts We copy Q.
letter, giving price list, sent out by a
bogus butter firm of this city, which
claims to manufacture 80, 600 lbs. of the
stuff daily and to have capacity for
go, 900 lbs. It is as follows
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Wholesale DEALERS In
BUT IT e r,
- South Water Street.
CHICAGO, March ~, 1889.
Awaiting your orders, we remain,
Yours truly,

We shall be obliged to any Of our
readers who will point out to us any
thing in this letter which indicates that
the firm is not dealing in genuine but
ter made from cows milk. The firm
advertises itself as dealing in butter.
There is only one article entitled to 60
by that name, and that is the old-fash-
toned butter, churned from pure cream.
ALI the terms used are those that are
common to and have long been identi-
fed with honest dairy goods. Is il
either honest or honorable to appro-
pirate and apply them to the ''base
uses'' of selling counterfeit butter for
genuine9 Not a pound Of genuine but
ter is sold by this firm. National Lirs
Stock Journal.