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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
rnE noMAp's RETURN.

SOW clad in rags that hang In tags aroaa0 NV
M. trsmn maae tracks toward neigsoorins
stanks for shelter from the storm
IAhe a outyering apo, his shiyesing shape ne
hid beneath the hay; -, =.
And there ho slept Till morning esept WA S~
10 mid u day, .,.,n.. ana
Then up he rose and shooR MS S'"SASs
walked about the FARM
While DER the hill with eaWs aaite sAtN'' $50
crows new in alarm
Ma NET q tramp, Of dummy STAMP wnus@
clothes were wet with dew,
And sasd 10 him: you're looking slim, goo@
sir. how do sou dor
the searcerow groaaed as through him noaaso
chilly northern breeze; -.
Then halfway tEFaed, and, seomhs, hpuihs@
tho tramp who's ct his knees.
The tramp felt hurt, ana WIN spur 'A~
dummy disarFansedi
Att for Iay- ess :JE . be-. and oAef eloshes
exchanged. - "a
Thcn in Dqw blouse vert 10 LAG nouas ~AS
raped up9a the doors
A worasa snSa called HIN BY nsme aud thso
fell uosa the kOor -.
He knew % aa:-tA!s iG.ls cot, was si@
mother home;
He sase.l insenny. raised her seusiy. and sAse
\ satlasn START;
.Hs kncw her Aov and kisSed her ogsH' tnea
clssped her 70 his heart
Now bout the farm upoa his arm, hs mo@Ss
leans Al times,
ana, as lazy waIa, lists 70 han Eslk scat NE IN
other siimes.
Her greatest i0y lies IN her boy, araeEery AAes'
she sits
Ana watches hiro, now asa. cad tn, bst~esn
Whles as she knitA.
The scarsesoWs clothes, iESe lovers ross
tween bcCk.ieayes neS ~ pressed.
Are ircaed CUT smeogh, Laa "a : groove 'assta
the caves o. the attic rest.
Eaca sunday mora Eaca he has gone seouI Una
farm 10 stray
Ms uotner goes 10 see tsoss clothes s=i e'e'
thea weep and pray
In aceeais Wild as<s that her eai!d b made o.
l0F.ps beat
Tapt he az siay with her siw-g, Esgermoss 10
part
Up tho so.1ra stair that mothers prayer most
surely will te heard,
And Goa Will give her while Ehe'n I've eOatsHt
meat lhFouga His HOnL
-nUaT AaS0ip.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
He Said He Was Asleep.

Joe" Blackburn. the other day. lay
stretched on Tongue in one of the
rooms in the capitol, reviewing some
committee report about to bs su bmit-
ted to the sanate when one of the
pages entered and gave him q card.
Without rising Joe" read the note on
the card peevishly, with:
''Oh. the devil She here again?
told her last week couldn't do any
thing for her.
The visitor was a woman who had
been twice dismissed from the depart
ment of the interior, and reinstated
after the first dismissal on the recon-
mendation Of Senator Blackburn. He
was unwilling, however. to interfere
again. as he was confident that she
did not deserve 1t.
IL cannot see her." he said impa-
tiently. Get rid Of her ans way. Tell
her I'm asleep. or anything you like. "
Quickly returning to the woman in
the entry. the page said:
Senator Blackburn told me to tell
you that he was asleep"
'Ah, he says he's asleep. eh2" she
exclaimed. 'Well, will you be kind
enough to return and ask him when
he intends to wake up?"
II is the first time, | think, that
Joe" was ever caught mapping. -
NeW York Tribune.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

held me bound" he sald-'-and I ic~s
yOul"
But she smiled happily.
'She ia too proud to hold you against
your will. she said.
''Win you comse"
'.Anywhere-with you to leadF' he
answered passionately.
She held out her hand.
III will lead you to your happiness -"
she said. quietly.
The journey was q short one. and
neither spoke many words on the way.
both were full of the thoughts of what
the coming interview would Bring
forth,
Csril. especially. cudgelled his brain
to think what his fair companions real
motive could be, and he was inwardly
gnawed with the pangs of doubt and
of remorse-doubt whether Daisy
would be strong enough to let pride
overcome love, or whether the passion
would be too strong for her; and re-
morse for the part he acted towards
her; and which cansed feeling of that
dangerous emotion, pity, to spring mp
in his heart towards the woman he had
treated so coldly, and who loved him
so well.
Aura. on her part had halt-mused
half-expectant expression, which in
creased Cyril's perplexity. as every now
and again he gave swift look into her
clear eyes.
At length they reached their destina-
ton and the evening sun bathed the
landscape in crimson splendor AS they
drove up to the gate. How familiar
was the scene!
Those seem to be the very same
meadow daisies whose heads switch
ed of, years ago" Cyril said; and then
another memory came back and no
broke of. signing.
Mrs. Danton came running out to
meet them. and elasped her long-lost
truant in her arms.
Welcome home, my sont" she cried;
then turning to Miss Raymond: '.And
Daisy. too! You two together? So you
succeeded. then. true heart. and won
him back again.
Cyril uttered a sudden cry.
''Daisyr' he cried. you Daisy ?
OhH' and then swift comprehension
flashed on heart and brain. He turned
and caught her to his heart. Forgive
me! Forgive mel my true lovel
know YOU now--so changed and yet
the same; my little cousin, Aura Ray
mond Vane-my own sweet DaisyI ="
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
INGENIOUS INVENTIONS

A BhHssh Of NowburR, N. u, 20
vented chair whlsh registers the naa'@
OF persons who sit in Il during the daI'
A sKfPPrSo rope has just been Pa'ess
IN England which plays music, tno -
turning Tho rope aetsinyi In motion : ~
musical box which W lxo1 at the end o Z
Of the handles. :,
A FHESoHMAS claims TO hsvo inveasD.
thermometer so sensitive that w
needle win defieet two inchss upon " I
tran5e OF a psrsSn into the room wa''''
has been placed. !.
A Fnssca engineer recently inven'sss J
improved key which sampiisics and IT,
lasting tho tuning Of stringod instflpass.
Tho violonoelIsts N tho Grand Vpsa
Paris have had them adapted 70 tnsg
struments, Iand Pleycl. tho piano VI \
mas purchased the right TO use them /"
pianos.
Mn, Jous MABon, an inteiigcps -
o. Whits Oak Springs, fii., hos disees n !,
plan which he ihinks win do away WY I
necessity Of dehorning cattle. he nas
celyod tho idea that tho applicspoa
certain chomloal substance 10 the W..
INC norm soon after tho birth Of ss
VIII completely prevent tho groWEh y I
morn, and that no horn win ever WA
nc has tired tho experiment on iOs's 4
calves this spring Some OF them ~ ".
over two months old, cad no hoFa sHs
Ssgun 10 grow,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

EwErF Tor vAsvEa coaH S0rs' rAEa Fas
'sa DIVA o.. o Ia bscks wANs 4
oulrn my way. saplias, far III tssss "a l
yrlh. Whpsp, Use e3aiia' wta bar ssxg
Ga mT,fl6at.lsgth. WhpoPi r4stsa s&s
wAggn rug asa down hlllFr
YIr fell oEeF the mace. ana ths Cssssa \
back AHa iaCgasd until Tho ciias'sg Fa
shook In reNpoaAs,
oEe GHrsRo three days tAseg, a j
cci6asl was walking oFer bis paalasal.s
dse!dal, Upon Epug1sehlBs Old Seas "a
n stop and SEQ shD Old ssll8@. III til
old sala lying On thr hosg His ss1 "a
. sllSg aaa ~ hsA aa Cd chskes 4
wound shout hha head
WY, hsil9A, sssplv
Tho Oh fsglcs raised hifnseif u -
back against tho wza. Lcokcd 81 lbs gaaa
sad SAD
"Whst ysu wantrs edsns rouuf yasaa \
waasa tee aH nc ter ausak ssfns ~ !
haAaas ssw plxani 80 sn. Bow fsf =
waSter ssos u yna Drwnk ~ ID
tha fxScs an VIVA oAser trr wAn9
taaa am' sSs tsre aa ww pieces a. =
vss&s up nsfxs mSSnia' wta ~ a
s< ianptA skS os blame tod frAHk =
f@ahan' 'swma esAa sisk, Wy, Dc esaara ]
y-aa@x fss@S an al sLas @a't sesAs
cAAi~s paay eompansd uw % spaa4anS !
~ blanss ssaff lwf ssss ,@sz FsF shsa 4
hiss bean waiAsrfA' 10 eLoas Ter a rns
dak esnh xxx de tfrrt ka paas' ia
rAo, sm' swear asa a. Ygi Gag % ssa
ms boat .uFAihia' r@se dAs I gWiss 4
gus, ~ Sph Arn g,t 1sasna de haas ga
rrway fntn zero an lzmms dal -
uassn' me dFtak 70 oss dew psSsa-
OrtK r. EAs1
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
looks Like Chauncey N. Denew

A. R. Wbitney's resemblance to
Chauncey M. Depew continues to bring
him into odd experiences of mistaken
identity. He was up town during the
gathering of Republicans. when a gem
tleman rushed up to him and said hast
lily: "Why how do you doP How do
you dop I'm very glad to see you. I
thought you had sailed for Europe. {"
Mr.. Whitney at once discerned what
the trouble was and replied: "No; I
changed my mind and concluded to
stay at home this summer" Where
upon the other said: well. I'm
awful glad you didn't go away, for the
state committee has just fixed upon
Saratoga as the place for holding the
state convention, and as / am ieetle
short, know you wouldn't mind civ :
ing me a pass" The pass has not
yet been drawn up. --New York Star
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
CARRIED en- sToRks.
dow Lktis rtiras Hide fran EsFsgs
Sahsa snat Ahyssiaim.

dow Lstl~ niras Ride fram Eassgs
Sabsa ssat Ahys.isia.
A German asthVS, Ado,Bh EbelisG y
ing In the G1rtsEldAsss asserts that b ~
u curru1tly bnlSovsd III CAIRO shas waEal
aud other email birds crr@a frusn Esfra
Nubia add Alyssina 90 tbs backs u saita
aad cranes and dcsal.a tbs rrsain q =
versatiohs which b. had with sevssa q
pendent Witnesses, all testfyins y
same thiAs In Ihea prucc~dt 49,
por, IN the Hotel d. ME-. related Ne =
Gus sssry 10 all present bat, nssEssl
cnsuEh, found uneoilSvlnR ears ~ =
oas WAC did not laugh was ths fnsy ~
eali0g Ven ReaEIlA. tAe faa1us AIRS
traveller and creeping nFrhm, ne =
csseSr@tad authority Of COR time On ne ~
81 Afrsra On ashfaR bic epiniua
marked; let eth@rs lanxh. tbeT Esa
nstAlaE seous IA do net laueh' g J
Wing q vol kBowu 70 me. ssoat -
rnaas meatsen Of Il Ia my work u ] ~ :
Aay personal proof 10 justify 10 ] 90 !,
Rive aay warrant fer a. Ny dtscafrF
may 20 call Il" soAtinueS Herr 49,
would have kept 70 myself, evea Z
hougiA had thus expressed himself ~
not new authority for IL In ihs go
editioa Of DR.. Fstsrmsnn's Rrcss ~
travels find tho following PrOt =. =
OF Munich, related To mo In Jerusalea =
tho weal.kn0wn Swedish traynles, -
BORG, made an Interesting obscFvases !
the Island Of Rhodes, whnro he was ~ l.
Ia the autumn, vines the storks go |
hooks over the seas 70 Rhodes, -.
hsard tho notes Of small birds 80
scing able to SEQ them, but on one CO.. n
ne observed party Of stcrks Just Y - :.
alghted, and saw several small bifns VI
on their backs, having been thus et,
transported by them across the sea
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

@Whut Is Il ter do widP'
@Drinkr
"E.ooks AXE II moll, BE- sweos,~ sam saiH.
~ be took pp eco Of shs bottles.
a gIeam Of mischief Shown IN ths
'Cslonal's eye. ayes" he repsscd, az is
the bcsa stuiY you ever tasted. supwoss we
open bottled"
"Vss wild you. Ten 700 dAs sssAa pssv. .
Tho CslOaei nEled RohAoA SAm tesk .
liberal swallow, smackcd his moash, shasR
his head, gathered up Tho boaosn Of Ids
shirt, rusbea II round and round. drsans.k
tbs goblet, smacked his msatA axAla anA
fhcn SAID:
"Kf dla mat do JUDGE u do de ssai csw Z
doan knew what ~. Rf Dc dog weod soaso<n
dldn' blew its breath IL dAt aAaR w@ a.
Alas fell IN ds~ an oo@ida' ga 01e.r
@Try ssms more"
: Ise wid ys1- Tell you del news
Tbs csloAa hlled old Sans glass. Ma
sat Sowu sa Tho steps, drank tho wine.
reached Down, took UP btSokbaL rubbed
tho top Of ms head with il, ana, saoawisv
moving his shoulders, remarkeds HRf az
angel didn't 90 In or washin' dat kAca WV
Use dc wast goat cher seed. He lsr hia
golden slippers In dar, sho. Coin. how
many rails would halter spdIt yosi FUR Won
Ter 1st mo satisfy my aportAts Wild dat
1ulcei"
"Absut two thousand.n
I'm wild you. wy, do way I feels noyv
ken split dat many In err halter day. Yarc.
twist do gsl'uaik o. dat bottls an gsrl ~
juice cut Bats II. De bilir spring "a AZ
work JAKE, yare; take yarc, chillun,
nneer did iinsw tel dis mint whit or arnars
nlaA ~, sab, wen git through split-
Mn III aoh ra'is yju know what I'm gwins do
o S"hs up ter town, sab, an practice
s o i4w' im gwino tor walk In de court
house aa say YER DO ledge, ! Is, les hol' my
Den wen hams my garment tor a. iSdga
rs gwine turn loose, / is, an, ,stonish foiss
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
Went South for Husbands.

Three Yankee girls are here teacn-
ing school, and I'll bet that some of
our widowers will marry them before
the year closes. Away back before the
war. when Yankee girls usad to come
south and teach school. our widowers
married them as fast as they came.
They were smart self-reliant and
economical, and that is the kind of 4
wife a widower wants. BM 4rp. IN
Atlanta Constitution.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
nay WALK TO CHURCH

Breathing tbe summer scented air
Al0ng the bowery mountain ways
Each Isoad's day morning repair
To serve any church q mile away.
Below, the glorIons river lies
A bright broad breasted, sylvan sea-
And round the sumptuous highlands rise,
Fai- as tbs hills OF Galiiee
Young dowers are in my path. Ihear
Music Of unrecorded tone.
The heart OF Beauty beats so near
It's pulses modulate my own
The shadow on the meadows breast
Is not more calm than my repos0
As. step by step am the guest
OF every living thing that growa
AN, something melts along the sky.
Aud something rises from the ground,
And fills the inner ear and eye
Beyond the sense OF sight and sound
1t is not that strive to see
What Love in lovely shapes has wrought
Its gracious messages to me
Come, like the gentle dews unsought.
L merely walk with open heart
Which feels the secret in the sign;
But oh, how large and rich NV part
In all that makes the feast devinsI
Sometimes hear the happy birds
That sang ia Christ beyond the seq
And eoftly His eonsoling words
Blend with their JOYOUS minstreisys
Sometimes In r0yal Festure glow
The lilies that He called so fair,
Which never toll nor spin, vet show
The loving Fathers sender care
And then along the fragrant hills
a radiant presence seems to move,
And earth grows fairer as it fills
The very air Il breathe with iOYa
And now see one perfect face.
And hastening to nv ehurehs door,
Find Him within the holy place
Who. all my way, vent on before
--HoTdLio Nelson Popsrs, in Rarpsy's Haga-
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

I wooed hcF long as lovers 10
With hish and verse aHd Uiliss,
Told how my Life would b ) blank,
Without her hove 10 ali a.
Itold her how my thrDOS.ns tsArs
Was schlnE az - crack 81
She Uttered whsa pressed her hsnf.
And sricd: Oh. cheese the Fseksgr'
Hook her Of 20 eat leo cream
fed bee tons " eaaly.
And tho a. last ia touched hsr heart
when s1e aaii; You 20 a dAaiyFi
But when tried 10 speak Of lore.
How waA almost crazy.
Sae gaily slapped TIC atgh her gloTc,
And S-rbled: e You're asay"
IchanRed my tactics thsn, aEa t5.d
OF hSgses, b5ala and laad
OF hOs In gold my father Fg.ise,
With servants at command. ...-
tod her abe shOuii be . qgsaa
And move Amoug tho too.
Her head saHx gvatly Oa ny bsoasA
Size fhtfwFesl w. Fs#sft a,st q"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18
1T WAS DEW "PIzEN."
cams Experience with Cham.
pagne-A Story with q Moraa.

0I.ogEL BILL Ro@~
ms, tho planter, has
Just returned frwsa
New Orleans. al q
was sit.uR on hfs
porch vines en- ga
a egro known as
Crow Sam came upA
" WY, Law ma,
Coin, weutS IN air
dcra bottles Wild gOl'
nAika. - -.......
"Cham pa ns.r
tho Col0nol rrtAicA.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

AoV' SsLb fou DAT RIGHT NOW -
Pps.y nigh ter death. Fill up dis glass
sa,i n san. All, amt losif it's tano a.
you, Col'ni" % f'on man. did
any wealth. s"s you possess
rou s aoes sahi ken Asll you dat rlvb,
an, I.,1,o owns ,s, al dis lam down blow ware
Iaaisiata p ! ,el you, Use gwins up Ter 10
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-11

-
mel6es fir bic umliegenben Counties
ben Mittelpuntt Der S1la9tsS uoutrie
biloe. Sic lit iebt UNI 10 mebr bieier
Mn1i6t, neil tberaa III ben 8iebsu9t.
trei6enben Na6barsG ounties mebr unb
mebr Mnltalt getrofen miro, S9la6ts
bieb au mditen.
Gs iheint aber, als Oh Die Sbee bes
reinen &ieien. &efrigerotors fir Seras"
nod INNER ni6t aufgeseben lit. Mie
9err 5tobbatt bor 2ursem erlt nit.
tbeilte, baben bic 5tdote sort Wortb.
6oufon unb bot allen @albsfon SER
Gieb3i9ter NfoeiatiD1 1eue unb, tpie
es beibt, iebr liberale Mn%erbietungen
gemadt bic BET ber nd6ften Beriamms
lung Der @efe0f9aft-mabrl9einli9 i'm
Mdra = CUR BeidIuBnabme borgeleat
perben fouen. 0b ber rd1ffe 8erlu1,
ben monopolififden &ieiens& efrisera.
tor in's 2eben gu rufen, erfolgrei1er
fein tpiro, als bet i9mdbli6 gei1eiterte
erffe 9outoner 8eriu6, bleibt inbeB
imnter nod mebr als fragli6. obglei1
oieies Mal bic Gapitalma6t bon Sal
beiton fur bas Proieft in be S1ranten
tritt. uns mill es fdeinen, als OBJ
bafelbe ni@t auf naturgemdBen 0orbes
biuguugen fuBe.
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= Z a &.

Sn Douiton tuuroe Elm ginbrudss
SiebitabI bel Dem &IeiberbdnbIer Moore
oetiibt. Sie Oiebe boben cine erpBe
Wenge ueuer Gleiber erbeutet.
Sn G~eorsetopn Fiir5te BEL einem
Neubau bas 8erif elm unb 8 Mrbeiter
puroen babel f6per perlebt.
Sine gr6Bere @eleui9aft bon Ra=
pItaliiten bon Widita, 2anfos, III in
@alueton eineetroHen. Dielelben be,
abf6tigeu, Seras gu bereiien, UNI fir
ibre Rapitalien portbeiIbafte Mnlaee gu
iu9en.
= Sie N6timmung tber ben beab=
f@ti9ten Mnf9IuB bon Ofs9oI an
Dallas bat bas folsenbe Gefultat erge.
ben: Sur ben NuidluB -, bosegen
145 9timmen. Sic Observation-Disclosures
mar cine febr i6paGe. Die 8efat0s
tung. bob Die 5teuerlat bur6 ben Mns
f9luB erb6bt merben tpirbe, bat su Der
Ntlsbnung bieier MaBresel gefiibrt.
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Gin w~eriiimaunasmtttei.

Gran @b0be @beaIeb IN Yeterioa, glab
eeuntb. Soipa ersablt bic folsenbe bemerfens.
ipertte @efdidte, beren @abrbeit bon ben Be.
ipcbnern ienes Stabtdens berbiirgt pirb sd
bin rs Sabre alt unb bin lanse Sabre binbur9
BON 9ierenIeibsn NIB @eldbmtbeit s~epeinist
iporoen. Sd mar idliebIid nidt mebr i'm
Stanoe, mid aIltin anSutteiben. Sept bin i9
b0lie fret bon alien eeiosn unb Samer5en uno
Tam fcear meine Sausarbeit gang allein Der.
ridten. Das psr6aufe id ben electric 8itters,
ipelde mid bSlis b~sriinst unb mid con aller
Rranfbeit unb alien Siedtbum bsfrtit baben.~
Man berfude cine Glafde. Die fIeine GIalde
toftet so Gents, bic sroes 81 unb III ,u baben in
Der ApOtbete bon u. DrstS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-11

8eru9e bic st. patrids
pillen unb per9leide ibre Wirfung
nit berienigen anberer pillen. sic Be-
fiBen bic guten gigeni@aften dlterer
pfdparate un6 3uglei6 bic metropolitan
9eiImittel, tuel9e bic moberne WiKen.
f9aft entoedt bat. Mls elm Mittel gez
gen Gatarrb un6 2eberleiben iteben Bic
st. patrids Pi0en unerrei1t ba. gu
boben Bel 81. gobn & Co., gde
Meft. Commerce unb Sibs OfftraBe.
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ssene Refrigerator. prpieete.


ginigen uuferer RapitaliFen.-beibt
es in eiHer Mittbeilung aus Dallas
bonn Z. Gebruar,-if elm plan fir cine
fleinere Nefrigerat0r Mnlage borgelest
uorbeu, Der aroBen 8eifau fin6et. Sir
6iefeH plan bat Der &eFrigerator in
81 Bafo gum MuIter gebient, mobl Der
bette unb Dpufommenfte Don alien foIs
den Nnitalten, bic i'm tIeineren Maa6.
ffabe betrieben tperoen. gr bat nift
mebr als $4,000 gefoifet unb madt
Elm ausge3el6netes @eihdft. Das Sc
beimniB feines grfofges liegt eben in
benz lmffnnbe, baB er i'm tleineren
WaaBltabe arbeitet unb niemals au biel
5u leiteu Derfu1t. Mles mas Ct bros
ouSirt, finbet obue S9pierigfeit Nbfab,
unb bic ginnabmeu, peIhe CT ersielt,
besablen uiGt nur CUTE 3inien fur oas
M%nlaeetapital, fonberit ah9 nod biibl9e
Dibioenben.
Die 0srrn in Dallas Fno geneigt
ansunebmer, baB cine MnffaIt BON. dbn>
li9er Seilfungsfdbigfeit, tpelde iinges
fdbr benfelben 2oftenaufuanb erfOrs
bern tpiiroe. In Dallas nod bel gr6Bere
ginfinfte i6ern tpiiroe, als In 81
pafo, aus Dem einfa@en @runoe, neil
Dallas 10 re9t I'M MitteIpunfte oes
MdffungssO ifrifts urb gu gleider 3eit
i'm bebbltertfen 9beile bes Etaates liegt,
mitbin bic geiammte probuttioit bes SIC.
f~rigerators GbfaB finbet f6nnte, p9ne
erit tpeite Streden berf9idt tuerben 3a
mafen. Sic finb Der Mnli1t, baB,
tuern Elm Refrigerafor : @eI1dft In
Seras gu einem getptunbringenben gee
ma9t tnerben fol-, es burdbaus moths
menoig III, bafeIbe, tuie iebes artbere
gef9dftli9e unterne6nen bon fIeinen
gtnfdngen aufgebaut unb aImdlig aus
ben eigenen geroienfen pergroBert
tperben muB.
Wie elmer Der 6erren benlertte, Tel Der
Gebler bel alen bisberiger teranii1en
Refrigerator : pruietten, BOB lie glei@
BON D~ornberein au groBartig an9elegt
lpnrben uu6 au niel errei1en t%uolten.
Bon Anfang an iDlle ct mad bemielben
Waabftabe erriGtet iperben, iuelnen
bQs Mrmour'lfe ilufernehmen iehf
bohe. Mom peraeiye bn6ei cber hnS
"a Sobre oetntsi bot. Ria SisIes inf
hen Wuuft oeIonat Ell mn "a istt s,ehe
unb bos lie erii oII,nafia i'm aoufs Ssr
Qeit grfohp,,,so Ssrru SIR
monr In hen Gtonh osishf Sohe Sns
mdd5fie Sohr INNER @rnssres ~ msns
80 k~4.>~- -.
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Or. Waferaug, Der in gang 5eras
rlbmli6f betannte 6~pe5ialif, bat fi9
in GoIge sablrei9er an i'm ergangener
IufOtberungen beranlaBt geieben, San
Mntonio einen 8eiu6 ab5uifatten. ct
bat i'm Waperid 0oteI, 3iamer
81 unb So, Quarter genDmmen, mo- er
BON iebt ab fonfultirt tperbert tanr. Ct
bat ieinen Mufentbalt Bis gum Is. D. M.
fefseiebt. Or. Wafer5ug bat nit groBem
grfolse in Dallas unb in allen grDBe>
rem Stdbten oes States protti3irt uub
i9 in ieinen Spe5ialitdteu LIBERAL aus.
geSeidnet. Wer berbinbert fem iolte,
ben Or. Wanersug peribnli@ auf3u.
iu6en, fam nit ibm in Corresponding
treten. 13.1,tum1M
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QaMen ,ueroea etfsi6iesuna tire.

&opfmebes, S9tpimmen DOR Den Mu.
gen. Magenfdure, unrube, l1nberbaus
li9feit, beitdnoigen ober aeitueiien uers
b6ien Ropfldmer3en, &aden ober Nie=
reni@md6e, 54merSen in ben s@ul=
tern unb peridiebenen &6rpertbeiIen,
ibrer M~atti9feit unb 56md9e bur1
bas @innebmet bon g simmons i=
Der : Regulator finben. Mlt
unb Sung fouen i'm gebrau9en. Ct
idntedt ni@t libel, lit rein begetabilii1
unb ni@t na@tbeilig fit bic 3arteite
Contribution. Nur Der bon s. $. Sci.
lin & So. bereitet, lit edit.
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abrsflse rssiarirtt grieis an
New Orleans National Bank,
Aeip 9rIeaus, Ga.

ger9eGet ni1t, ~ issss y ~ sa e..
nsr1Is 8sanrtgnrb nno earIt, iutl6e bic 3ie.
bansen Ititsu, cine Garantis a~bIoIuter gbrlidl.
keit wnb 1i~nbcfenIi9fit III. 6a6 Das Slid
Ssbta aIsi9 boIb II iinb aienaTb peisIaaea
hqun, ipel9e slummer eiusn @eluinn 3isbtn ipirD.
MtrGeFet and nid3t, bab BIC NussabIuna
fdnmttt9tt Gsninue bon Bier Nation al.
8anfen bon slslp Drleaue garantirt
mfrb, nsh bic 2ooie bon BEN @rdfiDenteu 81.
ntB 9naiiuit& tnterl9riebsn finb, DeHen gris
tiIcgieH 10 bfn bo6ifen @eri9teu anerfannt
purb<n htf5dlb bEtst Gu9 Dor iygenb teIdjen
1a@obnlnHgsn eber a%uenbnien &absIen.
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8Iument5pfe In alien Gr6Ben.
&dfige fir @anarien.@ 6eel. Mocking
birds, Bapageien unb gidh6rnGen.
SaTen fit ganarien > g6gel, better
Qualit1t.
Gutterndpfe unb 8obewannen fir
@6sel. Bel Saul Wagner.
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SSH, bic unter3sidntten BanEen unb Wanf.
halfes, iDtrbeu ole Genuine, iuelde in Der Qoui.
llama Gtoot8.qotferie setDgen uu6 uus prdieu.
thu iusroer. an unisren 8atltifd ausbesablen.
J. \. 0GLEsBY, Pres. Lom;siana Mari Bank,
PIERRE EANAUx, Pres. State Nat7 Bank,
Z. BALDWIN, Pres. NeU Orleans NatI Bank,
CARL koHN, Pres. Onion National Bank.
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s. 3. gtiibben, 3orbma6er.
4orb unb &obrpaaren tets an 9anb.
&eparaturei tperben prompt beforgt.
80. "a Nsenue .. IA, 1,t2Mi is
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sa- Sbr ipart @elo, tpenu ibre Cure
Srudia9en Del Sobnfon gsos.
anferttgeu ldBt.
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Gard.

This is to certify, that the Connec-
ticut Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford, Conn.,, A. Moye. Agent,
has in all respects fully complied with
the laws Of Texas, and that said
Company is entitled to do business
in this State. Z. L. FOSTER,
Commissioner.
Austin, January 10th, 1888.