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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23

ma Grau q. @arber.i n e, bererl
&eftauratiOn In 8ictoria, Seras, allen
&eiienben auf's bOrtbeilbafteite befannt
mar, bat ifbt an 4benue 6. go. 232,
elm prioat . 8oarbinsbOuie erSHnet.
Quf CUTE Ra@e unb gequemIi6teiten
fir 9erren, oenen Elm eisenes Seim
mangelt, pirb bic gt6Bte Sorsfalt bers
ipanbt. preife mdBig.. 8et6Higung
unb @ubnuns per Sag, @o9e ober
Monat. 6,4,t3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23
,,0ie mebicimiid1e Sacmltat Der Tut
0erSttGt 0ptt S9tt M1ttpntp."

Nv
berfttat nptt Satt MittDntp."
9a beitreite nod NAL giner, oaB mir
bier In San Mntonio in ber uMetropole
Der Snteligen5" lebea,-uub 5par midi
nur bon 5eras, Ionbern bonn geiamm:
ten Siben Der Ser. Staaten!
Tins 1T es bier ni6t r1ur cine gaga:
tale, cine llnibetRtdt gu 9riinben, ion.
bern mir perfigen bier au9 iiber Elm
berartiges @elebrten>M aterial, baB mi,
bas seiammte profeHoren : &olesium
aus benz &reife unierer MitbHrser 3u'
iammenieBen f6nnen.
Wer bas ni9t gIaubt, ben brau6t
man Bios auf bic 8ei6liHe gu pertpei
fen, tpel9e bieier Sage BON benz Muf'
ft9tsratb ber rl1niperfttdt BON Sar
Mrttonio" gefaBt tpurben. Mar be.
f9loB ba ni6t nur, cine mebieiniI9e
Gacultdt au griinben, fonbern mon
i9ritt aud foglei6 CUR 3ufammenfe.
bung beg bic Gaeultdt biloenben Yro.
fenoren=R olesiums.
9aFelbe peiit - absefeben bon ben
Niifenten = 16 Namen biefiger Ner3te
uno IpOtbeter auf, unb omar bic fol.
getoen:
9r. Spring, 9efan unb prpf,
fir Mugen> nnb Sbrenleiben.
Or. s. 9erft Dr. Supplies,
Yrofeforen ter @birur9ie.
9r. Chem, Dr. CROP, prof.
fur @eburtsbilfe unb Grauentrants
beiten.
8 r. SuIius 8rauaoseI
Prof. ber Wnatomte.
9r. Saptor, prof. fur 0Dsiene.
9r. Serrell, prof. Der pbDio,
logic.
Sr: Nbo1pb 6erft 9i,ursi.
i9e Clint.
9r. 9owrp, Clint fur inaere
Rranfbeiten.
9r. Sting; Sberapeutit.
9r. &ubolpb' Wenger, 8 r.
@arotbers, Yrof. Der Bat6olosit
unb Sifologie (3elen9emebe ae.)
9r. Berrep, Nnatomii@e lie
bungen.
81. Sobns, Sauts unb Sc:
i9le9tsfranfbeiten.
Beorg &alteper, profeRor be,
Gbemie.
Das foa uns nal cine anbere Stab
Der Welt BON glei6er @r6Be Sun Mn'
tonios na6ma9en, aus rbeimif6em"
Material fold cine qelehrte G6rbers
i6aft gu formiren. 3war ftebt bic
gan3e @ei9i6ts nur auf benz gapiere
unb benz 2aieu m6@te es fat f6einerl.
dig ob bic 3uiamueniebuug bes Bro'
feforen : @oaegiums no6 3eit gebabi
bdtte, big Die 9odf6uIe fertig baftanb.
aber es ma6t fi9 oo9 i66n, Timber.
ftdts profefor gu feiu, ieIbt tuentl biz
ba3u. geborige uniberTtdt nod gar midi
eriftirt.
9a ia iher fur3 ober lang aud bic
rebicinif9e Gacultdt Der etaats Uni,
beriitdt gegrtnbet tperben fol. bic nat
@albeflon tcmmeit tuirb, m66ten mir
uns ben 8oridlag erIauben, aud bic
6ortigen profeforen ben biefgen Greis
fen gelebrter Ntebieiner au e~ntnebmer.
0ieaei9t uirb babur6 fur bic bann
nod iibrigen sablrei9en iingeren
Ner3te San .Mntonios 2uft gei9aft,
oaB fte gu elmer eintrdgli9en proris
~gelangen f6nnen, mas Bel Der iebigen
ib~erftarten 2onturrens ni@t m0slia 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23
Gin 1tuiberiQImittel

50 nod rtdt entbedt tuor6eu; ba aber hoe.
aieffeus bier 6luftel Der menidtihen &rant,
teiteu Don llHreine m 8lute berriihren,
70 tor1utt cine Mebisin, Die eiuer gelunben
i3uftanb 6ieier 6tlifsfeit b~erftelt, einer1
1lutuerlaluntttel 10 tabe, tuie es moglt6 1T.
&1er's SariaparilIa ibt anf oas 8lut III
itbeui Stabiunt ieiner 8ilbung einen Gin-
fluff als, .uuo etgnet iid baber fir cine gro,
eere Mauuisfaltisfeit bon &rantbeiten ais
irgeno eine aabere bisber befanute arsnei.
0eibtpiire uit6 &arfunfel,
bic etter getu5bnliden 8ebanOluns @iber.
faan6 leifeu, tpeihen Dor gper'S Sarias
partGa nod uerbdltnibmdBig tur3er an.
~usubung.
Serr 6. &. Nlurrap, aus charlottesville,
3d., i9reibt nus, er iei Sabre lang nit
Gei9ipiren bebaftet getueieu, bic ibln piel
2etbeu 5uge5ogen j; mno auf bieie folsten
&arfunfel, beren er mebrere slgleih bate.
Da fiug er an aper's Sariaparila 81 se>
bralld3en, unb nadbem er brei Slaihm ein=
genonrner, peridipanbeu bic Sarfunfsl,
iinb nun bat er ieit feds SeGreu audi niGt
Elm Dldtterden gebabt.
Sene tifilde Grenfbeit, sic G sros
pteln, 1T Sic furhtbare llriad)e nit; bis
ger llebel, unb nit Gus;tbrlng rennen
mir nur cine aus mctserea Gltidl gefd6rli=
merL Mnsihlase, Sdiuarsu. mebe allact,
~geld)molene Driiien, idiuah'' ruo ah9e3ehrts
RnsIeln, utregelmdBigfr Nppet!t mo dhn-
lide Dtnge finb sicmlid) iidlcre Gn's;dlta
elmer Heigung gu Gfrppbeln. Mlalid)cS
@eid)t, bas lonft bibld mare, III Snr.t ans.
idlng ooer baBlihe Sledtn %cntItcltt, oc boil
unretuem Blute berriibren nno altitgen,
tpie n6tbigs &per's S%ariaparil!a III iRti oas
ue5ef 5u beilen.
Mue bic an Blutfraniheitcn leioell, iulltsa
eiuer erniliben 8eriu6 nit Gper'S Gar
iaparila MAIDEN. oabei mi!ien fle Gle sPnl-
Der, Salben uno 6antluGlfer %permeinell,
uor3iiglid fold tpabtfeile une werth!oir @t;i
tliren, bte nid)t nur feline Seiluag bfr5S
fibren, ionbern. iogar b6ufig-h Gran!1at.
ten, Die fe angeblih beilcu iolcil, Der rd..i!1-
sntru lilo befeitigen.
Aper'S SarlapariQa,
Hubsrsitet uon DR.. $, 8. aper & 60. 'aOpcu, wsef.
Sn allen Gpotbeseu ~ beben. areis s.; fe4s
Stui4en, -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23
nT Die eleganteiten Nn3iige mad
WaB bel PantDaff 6 Ssbn.

B6 Nn ben v0llantp Gprmice
Wprfs" iino bic 9erren 9bafer, 8ras
ben unb s.. s. 8Obrie betbeilist-alIo
geciegene praftif6e Mduner in bielem
Sic liefetn @efmie bon galpas
nilirtem @ifeH uno .3innod9er, SaucD
Bar Girtures, 3inn, Gupfer unb Glen
&c. &c. Office unb Merfftdtte
ytD. 81. Me1ts@ ommeree 5traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23
Mnset8e fur Stenersabler.
Office bss itdbtiIden Steuer. Collectors,
Mnmhmnnn Neh1nhe. 2immer So. 81. (

Office bss ftdbtii6en Steuer. Collectors,
aampmaun @ebduSe 3immer SO. 81.
Sas 4ublitum pirO bierburd benadridtiat,
baB bic fGbtiIden Steuer . Giften fir bic Nn.
meIbuns beS ~fteusrpai9tigen giaentbumS-
perl0nIiaen iuie liesenOen 8efibes far bas
init benz 1. Wldra 1888 beginnenbe Gisfaliabr
iebt often Iiesen uno bis aum 80. Stunt 1858
auaiesen perben..
ane 9ieienisen, pelde bisrbon b~etro6en
peroen, peroen bOaidft eriudt, fid baIo sinsu-
finoen unb i9r gigentbum Dor Dem llnterseid.
ncten gu beriteusrn, pie eS bas @efet p%erlangt.
Sole @uiianc,
Stdotiider NHefcr.
Gan antonio, 20. Sebruar 1888.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23

Die idNwere Wintertof unb Der
Mangel an frif9er 2uft pirtt na6tbeis
Zig auf ben gat3en pbpti9en Me9as
nismus. aper's S~ariapariaa 1T 6as
re9te Wtittel, bas man i'm 6riibiabr
nebmen iOll i'm bas 8Iut 3u reinisen,
ben 36rper au ftdrten, bic 2eber 3u
Sbdtigteit an3uresen, unb bic @eIun6,
belt unb 3raft tSieoer bersufelen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23
Wer. &. g. Gpsipeu. elm befon

Scr. S. 3. gospel, elm befannz
ter Burger BON Brownsville, Seras,
tbeilt Golgenbes aus eigener @rfabrung
nit: Na9bem i'd cine 3eitlans an
Siarrboe g~elitten unb beri9iebene @fez
bi3imea gebrau9t bate, berfu6te. i6
eine Glaf6e bon @bamberlains GoIic,
Cholera unb Diarrboes9 eilmittel, meIde
mid fofort pieberberfeate. Sd ems
pfeble bies Miitel allen 2eibenben.
8ersauf bel &. @bb 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23

= &eu6buten fam boladnbig tork
trolirt unb iebe @efa6r bermieben tpers
ben, bur9 bdufieen @ebfau9 bon
@bamberIain's Suiten.M ebiain. Mi9ts
8eferes Tam beri9rieben tperben. 8er=
fault bon SC. Gobn& 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23

Die bette Gribiabrsmebiain unb
Slutreinigunssmittel finb elm paar DO.
len st. patrids pillen. Die S9a6teI
toftet rs Gents ulo He betpirtt mebr
als irgenb cine Dollar ebi3in. @aran.
tirt unb berfauft bon &. obn&Go
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23
2n nerpadten.

Ser unteraei6nete iu6t fur ieineu
i90n an GluB 9elegenen f@attisen
picnic > plab einen pd6ter. 8a6er,
8ebaube, Gang : platform &C.
CD. Sraben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23
@ E rla n a 1

tDirb elm 3nabe i'm Nltsr BON 14-16
Sabren, UNI bas S9riftieBen su lernerr.
Na@3ufragen III Der @rp. Der nGreisn
8relle".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23
&. q. q betner,

GROCERY : 6dubIer, gde Ntamos uub
QaDaca > Gtrobe, fabrt elm pollfdnbiges
Eager BON GtdpIe rnb Ganep Groceries.
8iIIig lie Warftpreife. gae
WaareH lperben fret ins 9aus eelisfsrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23

~ Sbr fpnrt @eIb, tOeun ibre Cure
Drudia6eu Bel Scbnou BIOS.
anFertisen dbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23
2ln nas 0ubIifunt !

CHAs. j: WHITE IL nidt Idnser elm GIN.
bon mir, uno BON benz beutiasu Da.
tua an in er ni@t mebr bere9tist, 8abIunaen
fir mid in Gmpfang gu nebmsn.
Srau s.. QS. GrpS,
aseutin fir 8bites Iib .Maf6iueu.
Can Antonio, Is. gpriI 1888.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23
416O.OOO.

@sr s.ein gIid berfudt unb obise Gumme
or siaea 3beiI baben In Der 2~ouifiana. cher
ax9 $4,000 In Der eitile Sabana 96tterie &C.
ptnnen modte, penbe fd fit 3idets an
DUCK RIscHE, Mamo Ptada.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23

nr SobnonB Bros. Iiefern bic
beiten unb biaiefen Srudia6en. @ebt
gu ibnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23

81. nteb. Wups. pr.attifder
Mr3t. Office in bet Nlbini'f6en Wpos
tbefe, SO. 215 Nlamo Ylaaa. SeIes
pbDn 299. San Mntonio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23
0eiO 40 perIetbem

o5us Rommiffions. gebabren
bon $1,000 an aufudrts anf l Bis 10 Sabren
auf 9hpstbeien bon cuIfibirtem 2ane, elm.
as;duntes @eibeIanb nnb @runbetaentbum in
erdetren Gtdbteu In 9eras., Mnfauf unb
BtrIdngernng bon 8enbors qiens.
Grancis Smith, @albwea & Co.,
go sommsrtese trabe, Gan autoniO, Ieras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-23
Spiel @aaren @ei61ft
bon
PAUL WAGNER.

Die rcihlte uuo ele9antefte Muemahl
bon art;tsln, pslde f& bsfonbsrs gu
@eburtstaas, unb Scd3eits s.@efdenfen
eisnen, ale
Silberplattifte Waaren.
Statuen pom 3roaie, Serra . Gotta,
Bor3elan unb Mlabaiter.
&elisiSis Sisureu, @ruelfre unb SO.
ienfrdn5e.
glumen- 8a len unb ampeln.
Ta1en, fsin becOrirte.
Glbums in GROCER auswob'.
photographers allsr Writ.
SeupenirS nit 81 Iniihtef Don San
Mntcnip, far so Gents.
Biloers une Biloer= Rabmen.
Wuiifbpien unb ubren
Spern8ldier unb 6ernrpbre.
Taidenmelier unb Sheeren.
Samen- uno 6erren.9oil Nseefaire
@elbtaiden far Ssrren unb Damen.
Damen. 6anbtafden.
Brief. Murpen.
5dreibseu9e unb Noti3ba@er.
8iltensG artens @tuis.
Damen Arbeits: 4dItden UNI RSrbe.
5anb=5 piesel unb 3dmme.
8aud- Glide unb @erpice.
Sisar,en @tais.
3eitures Mappen.
Spa3ierftfde.
8csel. uno gidbcrn adfise.
Wcccr6ecns, 3itbern uub Sarmoniels.
Wufdeln in GROCER auspabl.
'6iidsMpparate.
Bapiere unO icnltise Materialisn sur
Gnferti8uns bon Papier Blumeu.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
RELIGIOUS GLEANIhGS.

Dr. Joseph Parker has just completed nine teen years ofpastoral service fn. City Temple, London.
 "The Kings Daughtersr now number 2o,- 900 in the United States. The society is to have monthly paper.
 The total cost of thexecent Methodist gen. eral conference is said to have been SIS, 900, or over $3, 900 day, which made $20, 900 in excess of the sum provided for by the churches
 The Lutheran church Is doing grandrwork and achieving wonderful success in America. In 1870 the number of communicants in that denomination in this country was less than 100000. Now there are over 1,oO0,O0O
 The eleventh worlds conference of Young Mems Christian associations is to be held in Stockholm this summer. These conferences are usually held once in three years. The last one was in Berlin in the summer of 1884
 AS an illustration of the changed attitude of the world toward Christian missions, the entertainment at the Mansion house, in Lon don, of the delegates to the international missionary conference by the lord mayor, who is a Belgian and Roman Catholic, Is significant.
 The Church army has become an i'm portant institution in the church of England. It reports 160 evangelists for the year, indi- eating an increase of ffty-five. In addition to this considerable number of the officers who have passed through the course of train ing, who for various reasons were not quite fitted for the difficult work, have become Scripture readers and lay helpers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
TIE WORLD OF SPORT.
Events on the Race Track and Nc,
 from tho Diamond

Events on the Race Track and Ncws
 from tho Diamond.
 NEW YORK. June 28.-At Sheepshead bay. First race. one mile; Eolian first. Fitzroy second. Terra Gotta third; time, 1:40k, but one-h half second slower than Ten Broeck's record against time. Considering the heavi- ness of the track, the weight carried and the fact that it was made ia race, this perform ance was far superior to Ten Broeck's. Second race. tho great z-year-old selling stakes, three-quarters of mile; Little Barefoot frst, Corlnth second, Beck third; time, 1:16H. Third race, the sporting stakes, one mile; Tile Dos first, Long Knight second, Choctaw third; time, l:42S. Fourth race, the Knickerbocker handi- cap, mile and three farlongs; Richmond first. Elkwood second, Triboulet third; time, 2:21k. Fifth race, mile and furlong; Brown Duke 1, Brother Ran second, Valiant third; time, 1:55. Sixth race, one mile on tn, Cambyses first, Oarsman second, Vol unteer third; time, 1:45.
 CHICAGO, Juno 28.-Ths racing here yes terday was postponed on account of rain. Tho entries for the OakwOod handicap will stand.
 WEDNESDAYS BASEBALL GAMES
 At Philadelphia-Philade 5; New | ' f. II. Errors: Philadelphia, 3; New York, 8 Batteries: Buf1lnton and Clements, Welct and Ewing.
 At Boston-Boston, 13; Washington, Hits: Boston, IA; Washington, 1. Errors Boston, 8; Washington, 12. Batteries: Rad bourn and Kelly, Whitney and Mack. At Detroit-Detroit, 10; Chicago, f. Hits Detroit, 5; Chicago, 6. Errors: Detroit, l Chicago, 9. Batteries: Gstzein and Bennett Borchers and Farrell.
 At St Louis-St. Louia T; Cleveland, 3 Hits: St Louis, 8; Cleveland, 9. Errors St Louis, 4; Cleveland, 3 Batteries: Hud son and Boyle, O'Brien ard Trimmer. At Indianapolis = Indianapolis Pittsburl game postponed on account of rain. | At Louisville-Louisyille- Brooklyn gam postponed on account of rain. At Kansas City-Kansas <City-Athleti game postponed on account of rain. At Cincinnati Baltimore gam postponed on account of rain. At Buffalo-Buffalo, 12; Troy, g. Hit.
 Buffalo, IA; Troy, II. Errors: Buffalo, Troy, s. Batteries: Tanning, Reidy an Groves, Paddock and Banning.
 At Hamilton-Hamilton, O.; Syracuse,
 Hits: Hamilton, 6; Syracuse, 10. Error
 Hamilton, 4; Syracuse, 4. Pitchers: Hoo
 and Murphy.
 At Toronto-Toronto, B; Albany, 6. Hit
 Toronto, IS; Albany, 1. Errors: Toronto,
 Albany, 9. Pitchers: Shepard and Foreman | At London-London, 6; Rochester, l
 Hits: London, 6; Rochester, 9. Errors: Lo
 don, 13; Rochester. 10. Pitchers: McKeog ' and Barr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
CREATIONS LOWER ORDERS.

A mocking bird in Albany, Ga., whistles Boulanger's march.
 w. M. Dye, of Jessup, Ga, has hairless COW. He says she sheds of every spring and takes it cool through the summer.
 Baltimore is growing over her three carrier pigeons, which flew 300 miles in Q little over six hours, and so broke the record for that distance.
 A Georgia man has mule that is driven to school of week days and to church on Sum- days, and is so intelligent that if given tho reins he will go straight to his destination according to the day.
 A Palatka, Fla, fisherman the other day baited a hook with grub. gave it a toss, which landed it at the root of tree jutting over the bank. A greedy and fat old spider of the genus araneida bounced on the grub and ran up the tree, carrying grub, hook. line and all.
 H. K. Gairdner, of Elberton, Ga, has a little dog that, unless he is tied, will go to the Methodist church every Sunday morning be. tween the ringing of the first and second bells, and although the same bell is rung several times during the week he pays no at tention to it except on Sunday morning
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
Brodie Getting Very Tired.

NEwBuRG, N. Y., June 2s.-Steve Brodie, who is floating down the Hudson from Albany in rubber suit, arrived here in a badly ex- hausted condition His left arm is nearly useless He says he will never hsake such a fool of himself again He left here last even ing, but it is doubtful whether he can stand tho strain on his system long enough to reach New York. While Brodie was here yester- day Max Greiner, aged %, had a fit and fell into the river from dock. Brodie jumped into the river but could not save the drown ing man.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
Two Letters.

Two LOftof1.
 About this time the indulgent parent o1 the college young man is puzzled by the fol. lowing contradictory correspondence: "DEAR ,Sm-I regret to inform you that your son is too fast for tho moral atmosphers of tho, college, and unless he puts on tho brakes he must not return next term.
 "CoLL4KaR PREsDENT." "DEAR SmInclosed find your sons bfl for seven suits, English style. The young man h too slow for this place, and unless hs spudges up, I will run him out of town next term CoILEGE TAILOR" -Springheld Union.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
The Y.le.Harvard Race.

BOSTON, June 2s-A New London special says that MT. Watson, the coach of the Har-
 yard crew, will insist upon the course being
 changed before his crew will row Yale. Mir. Watson shows that the east side of the river, or the side that Yale is to row on, is shorteg
 than the Harvard course. Mr. Watson ln- sista that the course be marked out a straight line, and it is supposed that arbitra- tion will result in @ settlement of the matter before the race.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
con,on Bros. & Co.
POPULAR Entrance Floor !

We have the confidence of the People and the announce
 ments of our Bargains
 meet with immediate
 response.
 Wonderful attractions in every
 Department. Every Section and every Counter
 of this Floor.
 We propose to make this week a series of offerings of season able and fashionable Goods III our various departments which are positively unprecedented m the commercial history of the city. Realizing the necessity o' making rapid sales in order to reduce our too heavy stock we have marked the Goods down to prices that we know will sell them quickly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
A New Opia4e.

'sWhere Is your brother now, Dr1gsbyr "Hes about to go on trip to EuropA Hs made fortune, you know"
 ''Is that sof Howts
 "He got up remedy for sleeplsssnA, ], which Is 50 excellent that he sold tho T1Eh1 to make 1t at great hgure.n
 "Who did ho sell 1t tof'
 ''To . dealer in police supplies. .3e1 ancetn Journal :>
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
A Drawing Car6s

A-Drnwing Ca1tS
 Soon tho seaside hotel
 That's not doing too we'll Of successwm demand more gener6uB1seEe; So the news will go forth
 To tho west, south and north, That tho sea serpent's made bis appearance od shore. Boston Budget
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
Science Solves All ProDlsms.

Scionoe Solves All ProD1snns.
 Great Scientist Don't bother me now.
 Wife-But Imust; there is not . thing in this house to eat
 'That reminds me. I've inst finished an elaborate article on What Primitive Man Ate,' and"-
 "What want to know Is what k . certain cultured man and his wife to eatt"
 "HumphI We'll, let me sec. Ohi Jnst cit down and read that article. It will take away your appetite, my dear."-Omaha World.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
LIGHT AND AIRY.
To tho Shore.

To tho Shore. To tho shore, to the shofo Where the mad surges sweep And old oceanss fierce roar Lulls tho victim to sleep; Where tho garb chat at home Would hAvo worked e . 64thh ls tho thing for tho foam, And the bather.s dehahk. To, the xhore, to tho sbos0 Where the.sun,s melting ny Makes oneH face rcd and sorA And were baked all tho day; Where tho heart that Of lato So de1ightedly throbbed Gets e halt in it's gait AS VIC think how wo're robbed.
 Boston BudSe&
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28

Circumstances Alter Caees. knew girl named Mary Carty, Who, tho poor, was halo and hea<tS She used to wear gingham gown And took my mothers washing down. But now she's making quito . stir, With quite . fortune left to her. She now assumes the air blase And spells her name Marie Carte.
 Albany Unios
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
Ffra at RaadinU.

READING, Pa., June 2S-The screen house,
 roller mill, ore house and other outbuildings attached to the Isabella furnace, at Isabella station, have been burned. Loss estimated at $75 GOO: fully insured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
Bargains in Real Estate.

Any one who wants c bargain in Real EBfate had better look at that Property we arc onermf on South Rim street Lot about e by iSo win buildings ah1Ady renting for over 10 per cent on the price we ask for the property.
 Also on South Main street we have Lot v1fA old House, about 60 by 16o which h tugt the plncc If you want to build . businc0 oe tsnems1t block.
 Just below this we have new block. vhich with another building on same lot rente for S41Y per year. We will sell at . price on which h VII erty and Benedict, Lot i2o by 100, tust ris for graded. On West Clay. two good Lots 30 ey teo. price right. On Baldwin street, just below wan inGton street school house several good toeR. oif ferent sizes and prices. On South Main, two Lots 50 by l5o, opposite Buckle Shop. Also in Brooklyn we have good property to sell Building Lots, one minutes walk from corner Drug store, $500 each. Three good Houses on John St., tssoo. $seoo. $28o0. good House near the new church on Charles A nice Home for some one on North Kim near | easy.
 On West Main opposite new Stores, nioe
 On North Main, Burton and Summer streets | several new houses on easy terms In fact you want Property in any part of the city, whether . Lot, House or Business Property you will find the best list at
 A. F. ABBOTT 6 SONS, 1os Bank St. ~ Open Tuesday and Saturday evenings from
 7.aoto s.so o'clock.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
Not . Pleasing Prospect.

"Won't we get any dinner today, mar asked little Johnny Mcswlhgen, rather anx' iously, as the congregation sang the closing hymn at the morning service last Sunday.
 "Of course we will, Johnny" whispered his mamma. What put that question into your headp
 "Why, everybody's singing, 'We'ro going homo, to dine no .'"-Pittsburg Chyon iele.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
Hdtalaeld.

10 speak the words her tongu6 did falteA But all her tears and prayers were 1dlo3 Hcr father forced her to the halter, For hold determined on tho bridal She did not wish to stir up stx3fe, And 50 her feelings she did suo$hegs But sad'u be her maxxied lhe-
 ghe welded ono but loved anothefs
 -Boston. .Cou3er;
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
A Ianso. of Ma,

"Do you like Browning, dearT asked Pittsburg girl visiting in Boston, and who thought she must converse upon subjects with which Bostonians arc supposed to b. most familiar.
 1T don't think ever saw him play, the reply, "but fancy he cannot be as good as MT. Kelly at tho bat"-Pitzbuzg .Chrp,' iclA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
Repominated for Congress.

MONTPELIER, Vt, June 26.-Hon. w. w. Grout has been unanimously renominated for congress by the second district Repub-
 licans. H. c. Duf1e, of Bradford, was chosen presidential elector.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28
Weather Indications.

For Friday, slightly warmer, partly cloudy
 to fair weather, preceded by rain near the coast, with variable winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-28

The Iino of His Profession. 'sWhere did you get that now boiled shirtf asked one tramp of another. "1 came by it honorablS In the 1neot my profession"
 'sThe line of your professional s'Yes, sir. The clothes 1ine.y-MsTchanf TT1Velex.