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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-30
Mer lit sran mins1ptp ?

Da bieie 6ruse oft seitelt wirb, mp0eA
mir einfud iasen, baB iie cine Dame If,
bic es fid felt 80 Subren CUR Gufaabe ntads
tie, Trauentrantbeiten, hauptid9lid aber
Sinbertruntbeiten gu itubiren. sic bat
pie Sonititution unD bic BeoirfniFe bieier
5ablreiden 8laiien beicnbers Sepraft unb
aIs 8eiustat praftiider 3enntniGe unb
grfabruns, pel@e le i'm 2oufe zines Men>
idena'ters als 8ranfenpfeSerin unb Gr3t
geiammelt, bat fe ben Sootbins Shrup
ais beionberes Wittel fir 3abnenbe Sinber
3uiammenseieet. Dieie Mebi,in bat cine
masiide Birtuns = Ne Sibt Rube unb
@eiunbbeit unb erhGlt Cfienen 2eib. Sn
Sclse bieier Webi3in 1T Sruu Binslcw
weltberibmt sewcrben als DDbltbdterin
Der 8inber. limb bic 8inber werben sroB
unb banten tbr bafir. Nu9 in bieier 9tact
bat ie bic Sinber 3u Dant perpfi&tet.
@rcbe Quantitdten beS SDotbine Snrup
werben bier tdslid pertauftunb perbrau4t.
@ir slauben, Mrs. Binslow bat f1
bur@ bieien Nrtitel unfterbli4 semadt
unb mir ftnb aber5eust, baB bur& beniel.
ben Eauienbe BON 8inbern serettet wurben
unb buB MiliOnen benielben nod nit
@rfOls sebrau&en perben. Seine Wutter
bat ibre Bfi&t setban, penn Te ni4t
Oirs. 8inslow's Soothins Ssrup ans
wuubte. Seriu4t es GQe = 2abies giltDr
Seem OOrf. : gu ~Sertaufen Bel allen
DruSsifen. = 25 Gents bic Sluide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-30
@nter @rfuIa in iebern Heue.

8. u. BRADFORD, Yapierbanbler in gbattp.
noosa, 9en., fdreibt, bab feline 2unsen bon
elmer ftarfen grtdltuns befalIen purben unb DaB
er biele Itiitel oasesen ~erfolslos anpanOte. st
ipuroe beranlaht, Or. Rings Stem DISCOVERY
sesen ausaebruns gu beriudeu, er folste bent
&atbe unn lit bur9 ben @ebrau9 peniser Gla.
l6en gebeilt iporoen. Seit lener 3eit Bat ct
bas Yiittel sesen Suften unO grfaltuns in ieiner
8amilie itets nit sutem @rfols a~nsepanOt.
Sieielbe @rfabruns baben Sauienbe semadt,
beren ceben bur9 Die punberboae DISCOVERY
gerettet tpurbe.
@robeFafdea fret in Oer Apotbete bon u.
Dreie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-30

Gda Mntonio, Eeras, /. Suit 1885.
Sd tanFte in bieier Stabt elm @adet bon
eorsfOrOs Self 9Raifins 8reab %reparatiou,
uuter3og co elmer demif@en Inter a9ung uub
Fube. baf bafeIbe bon reinen unb ni9t siftisen
gbeuitaIien sufam1neasefett it.
Die Sbee bes @rof. Sorsforb mar cine nirt.
lid srObartise, bas unberbauIi9e tpeinEein.
faure 0atron, ipeIdes in allen Gdaen baS
enbreiultat bon allen aus @einteinrabm uub
slatron dufammensefesten 8adpuIuern if,
brrG bas IOsbare phOspborfaurs aaIt nnb sta.
iron, ben pirtIiden ~aabrunssbertb bes 8robes
anb bic ano&enfubfana erseusenben elements
Der satur gu erieben.
% 1T fiderIi9 bic bette unb geiunbefe %rd.
a~ration, tUel1e benz @ublifum iemals offerirt
psrbe, uub iebe Wlutter, Der bic @eiunbbeit
ibrer ainber am Seraeu Iiest, iolte tein anberes
gebran9eu.
Sd tnnn nur nod bic Befdtigung, tpelde
BON feIisen beriibmten gbemifer Yrof. Baton
bon 2iebis aber biefe @rdparation obseseben
iDurbe, binsufissn, inbem er faste: sd be.
traGte bieie Grfinbuus aIs cine Der nitIi@fen
@absu, ipsIde bic Bifenfdaft Der 1aenidbeit
,~eIisfsrt bnt.~
Bel anen @rocere 40 baben.
Berfudt ee. 25,11,tuw6W
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Eine Or0iuaua
CUR 9erdnberung Der Settionen 2 uno
5 bes 2. Gapitels Der rebtoirten

3ul SeIaHOerung Der Settt01en z uI0
5 bes 2. &apitels Der rebioirten
Orbinan3en.
Sci es beror6net 6ur9 ben Stabts
roth Der Sta6t San Nntonio, baB bic
Settionen 2 unb 3 BEG 2. Rapitels Der
rebioirten Sr6inan3en 10 perdnoert
tperben, baB fie tinftig lauten, pie
folgt:
Geftion 2. IS ion Bic pfi@t bes
Maribal fem, fir einen 6fentli9en
8fanoftaq gu iorgen uno ale Bferbe,
Waultbiere, @iei, &inbbieb, S9afe,
3iegen unb 9hmeine, bic innerbalb
Der unten be5ei9neten @renoen frei berz
umlaufen, ein3utreiben ober eintreiben
gu laHen. 9ieie Sbiere finb in benz
pfanbifaQe gu balten. Ser Waribal
fou iobann cine MOti3 bariiber 5 Sage
lang I'M pff3iellen Sournal per6fentlis
den unb ebenfomobl bur@ Ini9lagset.
tel am Gourtbauie, Dem Poli5eisSaupts
quarter urb benz Marftbauie, mnb baz
rauf bic gefangen gebaltenen Sphere
6fentlt9 an ben Weiftbietenbet geger
8aar Derfaufen. Ser gigentbnmer
folder Sbtere ober fem Igent baben
inoeB bas &e9t, bieielbeit opr benz Bers
faufstage ein3ul6ien unb miifen gu oies
fem 3rpede fit iebes @9af Ralb, Ser
fel ober 3iege so Gents beaablen nebt
10 Gents fit ieben Sag ober She'll Ell
mes Cages, an tDel9em bic be5ei6neten
Sbiere eingepfer9t marer. Sir Pfer6e,
Maultbiere, giel, Rlbe, Ohien nber
S6peine, bic bereits bonn Waribal.
perfauft tpurben, ftnb SIS gu 3ablen 3ur
Sedung Der Nussaben fur bas gin=
treiben, 8er6hentli@en, Gtttern unb
8erfaufen iener Sbtere. Ser &eif bes
R~aufgelOes ion in elmer Weife ber=
ipanot Deroen, uie es Seftton 4 bieIer
Oroinar3 borf6reibt.
Seftion 5. 9ieie Orbinan8 fol fi9
auf benienigen Stabttbeil be3ieben, Der
innerbalb na9fslsenoer @ren3ett liegt:
Oerielbe beginnt an Der Bride in
@rano Npenue, lduft bann n6rbli9 am
SluRe entlanS BIZ Soiepbine StraBe,
BON ba ofli6 mad NuftinftraBe. iibli6
nod @raDfonitraBe, 6itli9 nod Nines
itraBe unb baum fiblid nod Off>@oms
mereetraBe. BON bort siebt fd bic
@ren3e peitli6 nod Walnut= uno
Santa GlaratraBe, mad Snbianolaz
ftraBe; bann fioli@ mad gamargos
ftraBe, nod p~reiaitraBe, lduft bann
NIT iener StraBe entlang nod Der
Greu5ung Der PereibaftroBe, bann mad
MiqtraBe unb benz JIu1e. Nn biez
fem eutlang 5iebt fi6 bic @ren3e big
our 5unfetbabn, bana metli9. mad
SIb= GloresftraBe unb bon ba n6rbli@
mad Der @auaaostraBe, banrt pefli6
mod ber @ib>2arebpitrabe uub bon
bier n6r6li6 Biz aur &reu5ung Der
San 2uisItra6e. Bon bier tpeftli9
mad BecosfraBe, banu n6roli9 nod
San pebro Greet unb am Greet ents
lang big 3ur iibli9en @renae Der San
Pebro Springs &e~ferbation. Bon ba
mad Der peftliben @renje berielber,
baum 6itli9 mad San pe6ro 9nenue
rno iioIi@ mad berfelben Mbenue.
Son bier iibli9 nod part Mbenue unb
banrt meltli6 big aum plab, an pels
dem Sic Upper 2abor 9it9 bic StraBe
treu3t. Damn aiebt fi9 bic @renae iib=
lid Der 8ranb Mpenue entlang Bis gum
eben %ansegebenen Mnfange ber Grense.
gs tuirb ferner beftimmt, baB auBerbalb
bieier @renaen nber tnnerbalb pes II
Metlen &reiies, Der auf 9drtnetts
GfoNtfor+e he,eihna4 IN feit1e Qieoe frpi
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= SAP @oulb fdngt bereits an, feline
ginmiligung in bic Betlegung bes
Streites bur9 elm gemeini6aftlides
S9iebsgeri6t bon peri6iebenen 8ebin=
gungen abbdngig 5u MAIDEN. Ct ielbff
min iiberbaupt Ni@ts bamit 81 tbul
baben. ionbern er iiberldBt bic @9li9
tung bes @treites unb bic gefammte
&egelung Der Ingelegenbeiten ieinem
8ertrauensmann 9orie. Sie &ube ldBt
fi9 i'm 9anbe a5er bod ni9t 10 einfa9
tpieberberftelen, mie 9err ponberln
bas bur9 feline gireulare bepirten au
fbnnert meint. Die Spmpatbie zines
9beiles Der &nisbts bat er oerIoren, ba
bieie Der ueberaeugung finb, er fei bon
Sap @oulb beitoden tuoroer, um eiuaus
lenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-30

= &audern uno S6nupfern fplten
bic BON Der Girma @ail & Nr fa=
brighten Sorten beioer @atiungen
bon Sabaf ftets in @rinnerung bleiben.
&eelitdt unb @ei6mad in Der 3uberei=
tung fino anerfannte @isenf9aften III
rer 6abritate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-30
Serb. b. Qefeps 1T in garis aIeid

= Serb. b. 9eReps 1T in Yaris glei9
nod Der &tdtebr BON ieiner &eiie nod
Banana ni9t unbebenfli@ e~rfranft.
Die anftrengungen bieier &eiie unb elm
Stur5 auf benz Sampfer 8aibingtOn,
bur9 ben er fih cine innere 8erleBung
su5og, iin6 bic uria9e oieier grfrants
ung. 2eReps' Sob niirbe gerabe iebt,
in Der pretdren Gage bes Canal Bau's
Elm perni9tenoer S9lag fur bas gause
unternebmen iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-30

Sn Sort @ortb bat iid bic Wrisbt
Grader COMPANY nit einem @runbtas
pital bon $4,000 gebilbet uno einen
Charter erlan9t.
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Emil Guenther,

Gr@iteft,
DfFse, @de bon Commerce. u. MIamo. Strase,
oterbeIb Bolf & Marx,
Gan Mntcuir s...... Eeyae.
s,s,tiw1j
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-30

Wir, bic unter; Jeidneten Mitalie6er
bes Iinan3 : Som: fes baben ben 8eri1t
Ses Sefretdrs fir bic 6 Monate, tpel9e
am 81. Secenib Ct 1885 enben, forgz
fdltig sepraft un b ri6tig befunben.
Nronios p,reseott !
SeHum Mt. Bel 5inan3tomite.
Sno. W,ttbers it.
Gum 3ems:aiB: Sobn 6. G@fe, 9etr.
Oie sehnte @erie bieser Nfociation
Iiegt nun fir nnteraei9nln9en bereit.
Ndbe;res bariiber mirb bereitmillg er=
tbeilt BON
Sob 6. O@fe. 5etretdr.
4,a,t2m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-30
&albidbrlt@er 8ertdA
Der
8erar 8au< uab eetb> afoauttptt.

San Mntonio, 81. Sec. 1885.
Ser balbidbrlide 9eri1t bes 5efres
1ats FUR BEN am 81. December 1885
enoenos11 Sermin siebt iber bic fi;aans
Sleuen gerbdltniie unb ben Wertb Der
@fften tolgenben Nufl9luB:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-30
gl1f7S
<zNEErEzgzEMEM
Nillen.
sx)iaHtf Gine1tueibs,
%sramIse Geber

G)lnTtc Gfneztuetne,
granite 3kber
unb a~ttalarta.
elss ltriaHen entaeben TretpiertI dIer
EraAtse teS MenihsnseiHleAts. Solsenbe
Gr.atioaf ,ct5en bereR Daiein an. 4tppettfpers
ItJt, trnger StMblDane, &opftpeb nit MebeIs
tstt, Domeibtgtetf na6 benz Gfteu, attneis
u gfeeu f1rperttde ooer eeiftiee alts
Ifrfne9u9s Aufitoben na61 Der &ahl5eif,
@eistartctt ees 3sttPetau1entS, 1eera6fe
&ftm ntmif9, Elm @efiibI ais babe NET ireemb
cine @iltd1t eerfaaMt. G%tDtnoet SersfIes
jarbtfr utir, ean3ltdbe o ertopfnne,-
nub erfprbern bic MnneHruns zines 9eilmtttels, has
tireet duf lie eeber rirtt. GIs elm 9eterz9eitniitel
he5eu 9utt'S sgiMeu niht ibres @leiten. Sbre
9strtuns auF gliefen nnb Saut II ~ebsnfaas prompt,
inbem lie aIe tinreinbeiten bnrm bieie bret asuss
febrer oes GniteraSss b~eieitisen nnb Qipsetif, &C.
iuiee gerbdnuna reeetmabigen Stubisang, flare
61nt 1nb finea ~irdftiaen Rbrprr herteaeu. 6ntt'S
Ytuett rerhria9en peher Gtef pter 9eibi4neisen,
nod tnb ie ftbrear bi ben ta8li&en SerufSarbeit uno
ilpb Elm granhiibes
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It empfeblen ben Qsiern Der ,Greie preFe.
~ Serrn s. @. Gmeron, SupeIiss,
S%aufnaeua unb @ianbleiber. Ct bersauit ne
zen aa "a Dollars. Waububreu bon 81 90
aalmarts. nit @eraatie. Bet Gmerfon fans
man nnebrtn8enb Gelb erboIteu ober inteRiren.
GENE Snnoen biirsen bafar. 28,etIi
aSarum hunsris unb a~erlunbt ,herumIouf.n.
befou,men tann.
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WfBfnasttttfl bet aaiaIarta.
gutt's iber3aderte 8iQea.

9utt's 4inen itnb init ether OaniaensSuders
pe6e lterscaeut mef1e tieieIben 70 ansenebm ipie
Eenfecf gum Ginnehuien nnb ielbft BEN i@pAnFen
MaBen gnfrhglin mant.
vsteraa IN bahsn, IS G.s. n gsurras St., a.v'
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-02
THE COCAINE HABIT.

Form of Inebriety which is Declared to
be Most Rebellious to Treatment.
The alcoholism and the opium habit
rSust now, it seems, be added to the
cocaine habit, which is worse than
either Of the others. Cocaine was re-
Gently discussed at session in Brook
lvn of the American Association for
TIE Cure of Inebriates, and a great
many harsh things said about il. 1t
has been known to the medical profess
sion as a nerve stimulant, and lattcrly,
in combination with hydrochlorlc acid,
as local anGsthetic. 1t is a very dan
gerous stimulant, however. according
to the doctors who have made inebriety
a study.
At the Brooklyn session four physi-
clans gave their observations concern
ing twenty cases, One had seven cases
under his care and had been consulted
regarding three others. OF these seven
were physicians, two druggists and
one a journalist, so that at least nine
of them ought to have known better.
All took it hypodermically, and nearly
all took it in the hope of relieving
themselves from the opium habit, to
which they were more or less ad-
dicted. None succeeded in the effort
mt self-cure. One of the ten became
dementcd in less than n fortnight,
six had hallucinations or delusions or
both, while two were greatly ema-
ciated-one to greater extent than the
4 hnI L.f
diction to cocaine alone is quite un-
common, although cases thereof had
been reported in Europe. Cases of the
habitual use Of cocaine, with or with
cut opium, were considered most dis
astrous, less hopeful and requiring
longer treatment than where opium
alone was used.
The experience Of another physician,
who had been conversant with seven
cases, led him to think that cocaine
caused stimulation, exhilaration and
mania. The mind was in whirl from
one thought to another without power
OF concentration. The continued use
Of the drug produces a general mental
and muscular degeneration, with ex-
treme depression.
The use Of the drug as habit is al
most exclusively confined TO persons
who have been alcohol, opium or drug
takers, but it is increasing. II Is a
valuable agent, but its power for Ill Is
so great that the skilled experts who
were discussing it thought this should
net be lost sight Of in estimating its
value. It's peculiarly dangerous effects
on mind and body will, II is said. pre-
clude its general use as stimulant,
and 1t is declared that it is more rebel
llous to treatment, requiring a longer
time for satisfactory results than any
other form Of inebriety.-D Detroit Free
Press.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-02
ALLEGED WISDOM.
Bits OF Practical Philosophy From Strict
IY Hontoneso stnndnoInt.

tits OF Practical FhnosOphy From strict
Iy Bostoneso Standpoint.
The sharper the point of the lead
pencil, the greater the chance of its
breaking. 1t is the same with the head
that conceives sharp things for the
mouth to utter.
II is said that every man has his
price; but anybody intending to pur-
chase will do well to purchase in large
lots. It comes cheaper. A champagne
lunch or box of inferior cigars will
oftentimes do the business.
Let us be charitable to our opponents
during an election campaign. No
doubt the lies they tell about our man
are quite as pleasant to them as are the
lies we utter in regard to their candi-
date comforting to us.
That was n thoughtful woman who
invariably left light for her absent
husband when she retired, with the
hopeful remarks "While the lamp
holds out to burn, the vilest sinner
may return" But her commentary
was not flattering to her lord and
master.
"All is fair in love and war;" We
are therefore to infer that politics are
neither love nor war.
Observation is u lens adapted to all
visions, and whose uses II constantly
will see many things hitherto undreamt
Of
Whatever we look upon is more or
less affected by our own individuality.
What is beautiful to one, to another is
ugly and distorted. Some persons
are never able to see any thing pleas
ant, even in looking-glass.
A tight tit will give corns on the feet,
and the essence OF corn will give tight
tit to the head.
We are told that woman is not n
reasoning animal. In proof of this,
look at the man whom she chooses for
q husband.
A cat is like an old pin-cushion,
which feels very smooth to the touch;
but carees it too fondly. and you are
likely to receive a scratch.
The .sedle is not egotstical; Il is not
forever tringing its eye to the front.
Never malt long between two opin-
ons. Remember the man who sat up
all night celebrating whether he
hould take Off his right or left stock
ng first.
A pen-wiper is not to be despised.
The pen marks which it receives are
)ftentimes more lasting than those
which are made upon the paper.
1t is well for our parents that we are
commanded to honor them; otherwise
hat duty might occasionally be neg
ected.
There is an exception to all rules.
Generally speaking, heat expands; but
when a man becomes heated, he beli:-
lies himself considerably.
OF course, young man. your fresh
ness is very annoying to those about
you, but in getting salted, sec to it that
you do not become corned. That were
worse than your freshness.-BostoR
Transcript
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-02

WE would be pleased TO know Of ihin
or woman who has never had headache cr
been subject TO constipation. AS these
seem to be universal troubles little advice
may be in order Why should persons
cram their stomachs with nauseating puf-
gative pills, etc, which sickcn and deblitatb
when such pleasant and sterling remedy
Us Prickly Ash Bttcrs will act mildly and
effectively on the liver, kidney, stomach
and bowels, and at the same time tone up
and strengthen the whole system, causing 8
headache, constipation and all such dis
tressing evils to quickly disappear.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-02
SOWING OF WHEAT.
Experiments Proving That Light Seeding
Il by Tar the Hest.

Il by Far the Hest.
Almost every farmer who has mad,
any sort Of study Of the question ha,
his own theory Of. the amount Of wheat
which il IS advisable to SOW to the acr,
in order to secure the best results. Tn,
difference in opinion is rcmarkabla.
some farmer sowing two or three
times as much as others, but without
apparent benefit from so doing. It is
an important point to determine the
exact amount which win yield the bes,
results anl beyond which il i an un-
necessary expense to 90 With low
prices for wheat il is Of the utmost i'm
portancc that every item in the cost OF
production should be kept at tie iow-
est possible point consistent with 200 |
farming. In the cultivation Of many
acres tho cost of the seed Is no incon-
siderable item, and any thing that will
assist in reducing that outlay ought TO
be welcomed by all.
AT the Ohio Experimental Station
during the past season some expert
ments have been made in this direc-
ton, the results Of which are of great
value. Plots Of land were carefully
prepared and sown with wheat at the
rate Of ?, 3, 4, 2, 6, and S pecks To
the acre. At CD pounds % the bushol
this is the proportion OF 30, %, GO. 7j,
%, lOj and l2O pounds to the acre.
Tho result was somewhat remarkable
and shows that within certain limits
one quantity of seed produces no
more than when half as much Is used.
The plot upnn which 80 pounds 10
the acre was planted yielded 42.G bush
els per acre, 52 pounds Of seed gave
i3 bushels. 60 pounds Of seed gave -. 2
bushels, - pounds Of seed caye 42.2
bushels. 90 pounds OF scol gave $50
bushels, los pounds Of seed gave 81
bushels, 10 pounds Of seed gave 2s.G
bushels.
The largest yicld was from a sowing
OF - pounds per acre, but the quality
OF the grain was poor. being but 81
pounds per bushel. whereas the grain
from the plot seeded 40 the rate OF 30
pounds weighed coo pounds per
bushel. The best r-su't By all odds
was obtained from the lightpst seeding.
This i furthermore sIhstanliated by
the fact that on the light-sceded pot
the straw was but e.91g pounds TO r. @
acre, while on the 75-pound plot IL
was 1913 pounds. these being tho
highest and low Yields. On the 30
pound plot II only required 2l0.G
pounds ot straw 10 each 100 pounds Of
grain. whlle on the lZj-poand plot ill
pounds Of straw yielded the same
amount Of wheat
Tho Irresistible conclusion then Is
that light seeding Is by far the best a..
though this must u c0urso be largely
determined by the peculiar character
istic1 OF the soil Of various localities. -
San Francisco Chronicle
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-02
The CITY OF IS.


In shc weird old days Of the long agons
But the fishermen woke, one startled dawn.
On the coast of Brittany
10 hoar the white waves on the shinelo hiss,
And roll out over tho city OF Is,
Aud play with Its sad debris.
For the town had sunk in single night
And twas only yesterday
That the bride had blushed in her young
That the priest had knolt TO prav.
That the fisher cried his wares IN the street,
And oil the life OF the city complete
Went on In It's old time way.
And stin the city lies unicr the sea.
with each square and uome and spiro
Distinct rs some cherished fair memory
,,Oi vanished hearts desire,
That once like n beautiful palace stood
hock based TO defy the wind aud the flood.
Iimo crumbie and tempesfs ire.
Aud rs tho sweet memory buried deem.
u crewept By the hoOdng years
VIII stu NIL its shadowy old life keep
with ghosts OF its joys and tears,
roeull, IN the wavc-drowncd city oils
Inc people live over. in care or bliss
lhcir shHdowy hopes and fears.
Whom the sea Is rouph-so the sailors say
And the sunny waves arc green,
And the winds with the whte.caps are at
Tie tips OF the spires are seen.
And. reering far down through tho lucent
deep,
rhey gimpses catch of the city aslcep,
Agloam with It's fairy sheen.
Or on boats bccalmcd, when the lazy swclls
Sleep, lulled by the idlo air,
They hear. sweettoned, the low music OF
Roll. calling the town to prayer.
70 ever the shndowy joF OF Old
hinps on. and forever the bells are tolled
10 echo some soul despair
Each life 10 n sea stll sweeping above
Somc sunkcn CITY OF Is
The ionI cherished dream of n cherished
loyo
That onlv IN dreams we kiss.
What lcrtctdavs are sunk dcep In the soul
ApoNv whose lost treasures to days waves
roll
To mock what our sad hearts mlssi
oh, the ,glimpsos rare OF the submerged
past!
They CLEAN In tho light awhile.
10 mock us with visions, that may not last
vi faces thnt used to smile.
AND now md then from tire busy to-day
Ihc ochoinR tones OF the far away
our listening heart Jeguile.
But not in the sunken city oils
Shall the heart It's treasures see.
No pilgrims forlorn TO an old-time bliss
. And vanished past are we;
for all the glad music OF oldtn times
h only faint echoes OF grander chimes
That ring In the time TO bel
--Hdrpcr's Md0azinS
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-02
CATARR RH


Mrs. NJ A. Dauphin, Of Philadelphia, is
well known TO the ladies Of that city from
the great good she has done by means Of
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
She writes Mrs. Pinkham of n recent In
teresting case. "a young married lady
came 10 me suffering with a severe case Of
Prolapsus and liberation. She commenced
taking tho Compound and IN two months
was tHty restored. In proof Of this she soon
found herself in an interesting condition.
Influenced by foolish friends she attempted
TO evade tho responsibilities Of maternity.
After ten or twelve days sho came 10 me
again and she was indeed in a most alarm
ing state and suffered terribly Igavo her
a tablespoonful Of tho compound every
hour for eight hours until sho fell asleep,
she awoke much relieved and evidently
better. She continued taking the Com
pound, and in due season she became the
mother OF fine healthy boy. But for tho
timely use Of the medicine she believes her
life would have been lost.n
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-12-02
A Wonderful Ice Cavern.

II Is reported from Vienna that q
great ice cavern has been discovered
on the southern slope Of the Dachstein,
or Schneoberg, the very conspicuous
lofty mountain in Lower Austria which
Is visible from the ramparts of the cap
ital. The general direction of the cav
ern runs from south to north, and II
has been explored for a distance of six
hundred metres, q sharp precipico
seemingly fourteen metres deep having
stopped for the time further progress.
The cavern is from five to six metres
broad, and very lofty, giving an inn
preston that the ice Is enormously
thick. The explorers are of opinion
that n subterranean lake will be found
in the cavern. IN Y. Post.