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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18
Gin Mrbeitersltrtbea iiber bic 9arif=
Sraae.

Sn pittsburg, pennipIpamia, bat bic
rNmalgamateb M1ociation" in ibrer
Gibung. bom ID. Stunt bic folgenben
Bei6lRHe angenommen:
yWir, bic 0ertreter Der gifens uttb
GtabIarbeiter FER Ser. Staater, in eis
rer Qonbention berfammelt, tpeIhe bic
Staten Stem Oort, Nep Serfep, penns
fblbanien, Ohio, Wef @irginien, Sen.
tudb, Silinois, Wtfouri, Wisconfn,
alabama &C. b~ertritt, ertldren u1s bier
bur6 gu @unifen bes Wortes: vNme.
rifa fiir Nmerifaner, eingeborene ipie
naturalifrte, unb enborfiren ben @us.
iprn6, ipeI9em Daniel @ebiter i@on
Dor 81 Sabren getban Bat, baB-wenn
bas Bolt fir feline Mrbeit einer emit,
ipre9enben Qobn erbdlt, es au1 quite
6eimfdtten, CUTE &%leibung, CUTE Nab.
ruug unb bic MitteI 3ur Graiebumg feis
tter 2inber baben nirb, baB bic Mrbeit
bann bi1ig un6 bas Bolt 9ltifli6 ieia
tpirb."
Sci es beBbalb beftbloGen, baB ums
ferem Oafirbalten nod bic 8irger unb
bic Snbutrieu biefes 2an6es in teiner
beferen Weife gei9hbt uerben fbnnen,
als baB elm S1ub3pl auf Die ginfubr
aller bonn Muslarbe Der imporiirten
@rtifel geIest mirb. iuel6e bon uns
feren Mrbeitern bier probu3irt tuerbea
f6nnen.
gbenfO bef9loKen, bob mir auf bas
auerenti@iebenfte gegeu ir~genbuel6e
6erabiebuug bes iebigen S@ubaoles
finb, uub baB mir hermit unier unbes
bingtes 0erbammungssllrtbe itber bic
8eiimmungen bes Mil'i9en Sarif.
8orf9lags ausipre6en, neil mir Der
felten ueber3eugune iinb, baB bic I'm.
nabme befelbeu fir bic Snterefen Der
anerifanif9en Mrbeiter perberbIiG fem
tuirbe. Mir eriu1en baber bic Ron.
grebs Mbgeoroneten a6tungspou, gegen
Bite MiQssBin au fimmen.
Dieter Bei9luB Der tpeitperbreiteten
unb iebr eiufluBreidem 26rperi9aft Der
g~ereinigten gifens unb Stablarbeiter
tuiro ni9t Derfeblen, in ben Mrbeiters
freifen bes gai3en Qanbes feline Wir.
flung 3u iiben unb fam aIs cine gtrt
bon Ans unb 8orsei9en gelten. auf
tuel9er Settle Der 3arif'Grage, bic our
enti@eibenoen partei . Grase semaGt
tuorben 1T, bic groBe Mense Der ameri.
tanif9en Nrbeiter unb beionbers bic
srobeH arbeiters8 erbinbumsen bes San.
bes iteben tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

Trii@ss ssleiiA. I'm bieie Sab
res3eit lit es notbwenbig, baB ales
-Gleif@ tibl ulO babur6 frif9 gebalten
pirb. Ser &efrigerator BON
PRowN : JAcosTE, $50. oil 2oioDaz
StraBe, bietet bic @arantie, bob Mles,
mas bieie 9erren ~lieferr, poraieli9- III.
Mle Sortem Gleii@, 99infen, Wurf,
Slide &c. &c. 9lae Befelunge1 tperoe,r
prompt aussefiibrt urb bas Gleif9
mirb in irgenb tinem 6ta6ttbeile frei
abgeliefert. 2,6,5M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18
Sphnfpn. @ras.

gs giebt fnum cine onbere 5utier.
pflan3e, -fast Elm Beri9t aus Bropn
COUNTY = pel6e BON ibren 9emunoes
rerr 10 in ben 6immel erboben uu6
aaberfeits tpieber 10 iber alles MaB
binaus gef9mdbt fSorben tit, tpie Sohrt.
ion @ras. Wie Iebr aber aud bic Nns
iGten bartber auseinanbergeben m6.
gen, OF Der Mnbau biefer 5utterphan3e
ftr ben Tartnbetrieb tuiinf1enspertb
fei ober ni9t, sepiB lit, baB bole ues
6ereinftimmung oariiber berrfdt, baB
fe bier in Brotpn gountp auf bas Dor.
5iigli9fe gebeibt. Dor Ginger 3eit
bradte 9err 8. 6. Mlcorn elm BIZ
f@el Sobnfon s@ras in unfere Office,
peldes 6 SUB bod mar; Dor elm paar
Sa8en bradte Capt. elliot elm 8hf9el
bon feiner Garm nit, tpel6es cine 6bbe
bon 8 SUB unb 10 3ol batte, unb In
biefem AugenbIid fpmmt fogar Mat
Wiliams bonn 8lantet Greet nit einem
Bhf@el bon 8 SUB unb 3 3ol. Mie
ole Die 6erren mittbeilen, f6anen fie
|biefe @rasart breimaI i'm Sabre In
8rOwn g0untD i9neiben, 70 bab ber
Nder 10 bis IL Sonnen 9eu giebt.
Das Sobnion . 6eu bat einen Marfts
tuertb ban SIG bis $18 per Come; ba
"a elm iiberidbrises Gros III, fam man
re@nen, baB 6as 9eu einen reinen
Nuben bon SO ergibt, mitbin BON
800 Big $120 Der MGer; bas .biefetS
tDie Der aIte &ufbins in Bprb's Store
ju faeet pfegte, piogar bic S@afe
ro91I Slider 1T, bab elm Oraneen.
Garteut h Gloriba unb Elm Weinberg
In GaIifornien ni9t better aablt, be-
tonbers tuent man In Detra9t 5iebt,
boB bic 0euernte eemaGt tpirb, Obne
baB man cine tinffIi@e 8eudferuno
notbnenbig bat, baB cine MiBernte ME.
mails gu befir6teH, uno bob 2anb, aui
benz bieie 10 f9ere unb eintrdsIi@e
6euernte se3oeetl tperben fam, Id
Grotun 60. 5i IS Biz $5 per Gder su
baben In.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18
gu fmblf Sid

Gdmad, neil beiu glnt unrein lit. Wan
i0nute chen 10 gut e~rluarteu, Sab Der &C.
iuubheitssufanb eiiter Stabt uolltommelt
iein fotle, ipeitt fe unreineS @aiier uuo
idlrdte Mb;ugsfaHdle bat, pie oab ein 10
suiammengeieeter Wied)anisnmas, tpie Der
menidlide &orper hi Douiter Srbnung
fem fol-, menu bnrd ffiue t~leiniten &e-
bergen llnreines 8iut flieBt. 8eibt bn,
bae jsber Eropfen Der stuei ODER brei
@alonen glut, bic bu baf, ale brittbalbe
Minutel burd 5er3 unb 9unge paiiirt, unb
ba6 bif5es 1lnt auf feinem Wese anoGen
urb Mastel, Sirn uno Nerneu, iopie ollie
iibftgen fuiiigen unb feiten Tbeile bes 4ors
pers bil6et? 9as 8lnt 1T Der grobe Gr'
tldhrer. ober, tpie ote Bibet fi9 auSoriidt:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

w uu0 uttbueIUultUIB v
in 8eaug auf bas @ef9le9t Der am
beuti9en unterri9te tbeiInebmenben
36gltnge ber 9o9i9ule beftebt. Sen
352 Mdb9en fteben bier nur 274 Ruas
ben gegeniiber.
Mie uns 9err 3ub1 mittbeilte, Be-
i9rdnft fi@ bas MiBberbdltnib tibrigens
ni9t rur auf bic Quantitdt Der 36gs
hinge, ionbern aud auf bic Qualitdt
ber 2%eifunseu. Dieienigeu Der W6bs
den fiub our@peg um Elm gan3 8ebeus
tenbes better, als bieienigen Der Qna=
ben. nebrigens 1T bies cine bebauers
li9e $batia9e, iber bic bon @eiten Der
Qebrer unb 2ebrerinnen in allen 2ebr,
Gdhert geflagt tpirb. 9as mdnnIi9e
nSungsM merifa" bot eben 5u bel bers
f6iebenes = Der S@ule fer~nliesenbes =
Dummies 3eug i'm Ropfe, tint NIT ben
feiBigerett utb ffrebiamerei1 Mdbden
glei@en S@ritt baItert au f5Hnen.
Snterefant lit elm ueberblif iiber bic
Nationalitdt Der am bedti6en Inter,
ri6te tbeilnebmenben S1iiler unb
S9hlerinnen. Son ben 626 tparer
1888 Deutf6e
1913 Mmerifaner unb Srldnber
IA Meritaner
81 berf9iebener Nationalitdt,
D. 3. polen, B6bmen, &uilen, Gran3o,
len unb GRANDDAUGHTER.
Gin gutes 3eiden FIR bic Nusbauer,
nit mel9er bic S9iiler an benz lnter'
ridis t~beilnabmen, lit bic SbatiaGe,
baB nur 8 unter ibnen im 2aufe bes
Sabres ~aufb6rten, eine berbdItniBmdBig
getpiB febr 9iinfige 3ifer.
Oie on ft1 febr erfreuli9e Sbatfa9e,
baB bic 3abl Der am beuti9em Inter.
ridte tbeiInebmcnben 36elinse 10 itetie
%3ugenommen bat, bat leiber aud ben
uebeliidnb aur GoIge gebabt, oaB ems
3elne Der 2ebrtrdfte Hart ~iiberbiirbei
finb. CUR g~ntlaHung berieiben bal
fid bic Mnffeuung eines reuen 2ebrers
eigentli@ als cine u~nbebingte Notbtpen,
6igteit berausgeffeIt.
So iopobI Der ftdbtif9e SOUL <Gns
p~erintenben, Gerr 8. 6. Smith, unter
oefen fdbiger 2eituns bic Greif6ulen
fG iebr Dortbeilbaft entpidelt baben,
benz beuti6en unterri@t iebr pobltpDl.
lenb gegeniiberifebt, tpie aud Der Mapor
@allagban, 10 aweifeln mir uidt barar,
baB es biefen beiben 9erren g~elingen
tuirb, ben Gtabtratb bon ber Notbpens
bisteit elmer fol@en grpeiterung bes
Qebr . perfouals unferer ftdbtiiden
S@ulea au iiber3eugen.
8iellei@t gelingt es bann aud I'm
2aufe BET 3eit, baB man benz beutfden
nnterri@t = namentli9 in ben b6beren
gIaHen = etipas mebr 3eit mibnen
fam, Dbmebl anertannt tuerben muB,
baB man bereits ieBt tbut, mas fi6 TN.
ter ben obmaltenben 8erbdItnifen err
Freider ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

Gin 9oftor, Der bel 9ambz
9ube brau6t. Sn ben Rofern
etnes mittelt bes 9ampfers vNoorbs
Lamb" aus Inttuerpen fir3li6 in Stem
Oort eingetrofenen PaHagiers, zines
Sottor Grnf Magner, entbedten bic
3oQ'8eamten bel ber unteriu9ung niGt
Deniger als 1928 paar Damers utb 81
paar 9erren @lace : 9anbi6ube, 50
gaar feibeme 0anbf6ube, 1926 paar
Baumpolen > 9anbi@ube, 236 feibeue
9alstii6er unb 20 paar 6ofentrd9er.
Srob Ser 8eri6etung bes 8efbers,
baB CT bic betreffenben Qrtitel gu ieis
nem peri6nlt6en 8ebarf mitgebra1t,
nabn,en Die 36qner bod an, baB Der
Doctor beabfi@ttgt babe, einen 9anbs
f9ubs9aoen gu er6fnen unb belegten
BITE gei@muggelten Waaren mil 8e.
f@Iag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18
,,0as 9ebem ses Settles. "

81 es az perluunberu, oaB, iuenn oas
Blut In ietnen 8eftanbtbeilen nidt boil.
foumen rein TT, bu 70 uiele Gnjethen ulbe'
ffreibliher rlebel oil Dir tnbet
Nper'S Gorlaparila ftebt bod iiber auen
an6eru aIterirenoen ita0 blntreiuigenDen
&rsueien. Gum Beuetie bienen folgenoe
8. 6. Brod aus 2otpen, Wla1., iagt:
SD perfaufe Mper's @ariaparina idon lett
rs Sabren. Nad nieiner ariidt jinc in
hieier Mebistn bic beften unb i%ptrtiamften
Mfttel entbalten, bic CUR Seilung FOLDER
&rantbeiten b%eitragen, tpeld]e aus Der Hn'
reinheit bes Blutes berriibren."
Gugert s. 9iu, M. D.. 38l @etite Ine,
Nem-Dorf, faet: SD babe ME ettpas &C.
fuHoer, baS ole blntreiuigenSes tno trdftt.
genbes Mtttel Hper's SariapariAa gletf,
tOunt. sic entiprttt ibrem .3pede uou'
fOMrnen."
Nper'e @ariaparilla erneif iid gleid
miriam bet alIen Grideinungen bon Stro.
pbelu, bel @elHfuiiren, &~arfunfeIn. Bldss
deuy Musidt6gen, &reu3peb, Ratarrb
u. ~. oaber TT fe bic bette
arabliuss. NIB @aussalramei
bie I'm 5anoef to.
IS III erfaunlidb," iaet Scr. Cutler BON
Cutler 8rotbers & 60, Bottom, rtpte ftd1
Mptr's Sariaparila
psrfanft.1
8absrsitss pom DR.. j. 6. aper b Co.. aOweu. Wsaif.
Ursis q; fe&s SIai9sn, IS. Bertb ss bic dIaf&e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

1ds Mir baben Germ albert
Nnrb nj a II II, ben einaigen auberldf.
figen Yiano. Skinner in San Mntpnio,
engagirt, itimmen pianos fir 50, repa.
riren pianos entipre@enb bilig ur5
g~arantiren ole Nrbeit. Ollie bon uns
gemietbeten pianos tperben ieben Mos
nat umionft geitimmt.
Sbos. @oggan& Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18
Mr,t : GteQeaeiudl.

Gin iunser 6eutl6er Mrat iu6t In Ell.
net beuti6en Golonis bis Suli Stelung.
@efdlige Oferten unter E. X. 10 an
&ubolf Moffe, Berlin, S. W.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18
@abls Mmsetge.

Da i'd felt 7 Sabren aIs @ebalfs Sheriff
geoient babe. 70 fibIe i6 mid aucIii3irt, baS
Mmt oeS Sberifs gu reriualten unb fitnbise
MID hermit ais aanbibat fur bafeIbe an-son
Dem ssilea Der fimmbers@tiatsn Burger bon
8erar @snntb abbansis. 4dtunssboa
R. 3. Mleranber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

~ Die morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company liefert pdbrenb bes
Sommers bic frif6eften Seeff6e. Mb.
lettering frei Ing 6aus. 24,5,t-
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Iei allen Mrten 2eberleiben giebt
es ui9ts beferes mie Or. Iueuit Q6s
MICS beriibmte 9amburger Sropfen.
sic fnb in allen Npotbefen fir so
Gents bic Tlaf6e au babeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

b@r Die "Milk = Shakes lit ber
@entrals Npotbefe, 2O4 eftsgommeree.
9trabe finb bic fdlteften unb erfris
i4enbiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

nay 3apitaIiiten unb SoI6e. tpeI1e
ibr @elb in @run6eigentbum anleeen
t%polell, bermeiien mir auf BITE Mn3eige
Der 6errer 6. 8. OignotpitD & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

sas- Has 2ager in fertigen an3isem
1T 6iefes Sabr better unb rei6baltiger
|" Musmabl unb preiien dig ie bel
p~ancoaf 6 5obn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

ss Die feinften unb mobernften
SomTerbtite. 8eiebt uniere ausgez
jei9neten Strobbiite fit so @ents.
pansnaf It & Spbn.
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e
sSOuthern Mortgage ComnanyO

"Southern Mortgage Company"
berleibt @eIb, auf 3eit unb su
Staten nod Wunf@ oes 8orgers. Nimmt
"Vendors Lien Notes" an. Gpre9t
in SO. 43 Solebab GtraBe Dor ober
i6reibt unter POST Office Drawer L,
Sun Nntonio, Seras.
20. S. Yatteripn,
Is ,tum1@ prd]ibent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

"a gistaltes gi1p, Selber, Ronz
greBs uttb anbere Mineralpafier in Der
Central. Mpotbete, 204 Weit.gommeree<
StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

sar Die eIeganteiten 4n3ise mad
WlaB bel pansoait 6 Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

sd- Geinfe umb biuisfie Grudia'
DEN bel 5 obno 8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

~ 8Iut. Oransen GObapaHer lit
beliciDs In Der Central : Apotbefe. gs
'tpirb beutf@ geIprp6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

ssNEW ERA, SDbramlif@ err 3 emg @ er.
Bette Eafdmaf9ine Der gSeH. Sci, arbet unb @D epat. @raM9, duad uO bMs.
Die Sditnbrabe nb bur9 b@ 8eus gepunpt. Das 8rF6un bs 8uaes, ne aui bm
Badtut obu fonfwe Ba9. Maldntn, saJi9 banon. Rein 8ddm BEL Der aihet;
brufa9t feline @Idmf9mG5en. aae guen 3eus, bon ben fdnRen SahenFofen bic an ben
a0bfsm seppiasn, sdnn9 sssnbt ome aemns oSr grNn, ub Ons Sen @ebuauS bon
gbemifMn oMr fonT@en 9rnmat ema9 bar1 CUTE StIc I'M @aMr. Die gBSfhe
fam in ssm gara Ser St 6fMat psben. EB-ssSs Nafdtne nfO af : satn saranar.
asenten prlanst. w - <G ChabOt.
SAMPLER in 6aushanunas .Gemafanben. San Nnhnip
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g. s. GtenenSpm & Co., 6dnbler
in Sapeten unb Sen t ernor.
bdngen SO. 237 Mefi : Commerce.
GtraBe, baben in ber furaet. 3eit ibrer
@ef66ftstbdtistett einen rambaften gr.
folg auf5uweiien. SIN beforatipen Sad
leiiten fe wabrbaft fintlerif9es unb
geben @arantie fir ole lire Nrbeiten.
Sbre Sape5ir.N rbeiten finb duBerft mds
Big i'm preife unb tperben an 9auers
bafttgfeit nirsenbs iibertroffen. tutp
@roquet.Se ts gu $1.25,
6drgematten,
&inbermaget au $3.50.
Weritaniide WaHerftibler,
Bafe Balls unb Bats,
bel pauI Wagaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18

Die reihiie unb ~elesantefte Muspab
bon Nrtifeln, welde ft4 b~eicnbers ~
@eburtstasss unb 5cG3eits : @eidenfen
et9nen, als
@ilberplattirte Waaren.
Statuen BON Bron3e, 9erro . Gotta,
Bor5elan unb Mlabafer.
&elisiDie Gisuren, grueifre unh Ros
ienfrdn3e.
Bluunen.V aien unb Nmpeln.
Eafen, fem becorirte.
albums in GROCER Guswabi.
photographer aller 9rt.
Scupentrs nit 81 Nnfidten BON San
Mntcnic, far so Gents.
gilpers unb Bilber=R obmen.
Wuffbpien unb l1bren
Spernsliier unb Ternrobre.
Eafdenmefer unb S1eeren.
Oauten> unb 9erreneE oilet WeceGaire.
@elbtafden far Ssrren unb Damen.
Oamen.S anotaiden.
Brief-M appen.
9&reib3euse unb gioti3ba9er.
8iFtenzG artens @tnis.
DamensN rbeitS< 4dfden unb 4Srbe.
6anb<5 piesel unb 2dmme.
8aud-Etide unb Serbtce.
@isarrensG tuis.
3eitunss. Wappen.
Spa5ierfSde.
gOsel- unb @tdhOrn.R Sfse.
N~cccr6ecns, 3itbern unb 1armOnieas.
Wuideln in srOBer Guswubl.
Tifd.Mppurate.
Bapiere unb icnfise WateriaIien 3nr
Nnfertisuns bon Yapier.B Iumen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-18
@%eifenber Mgent:
s.. g. 8mi1.
6 . T q | s.

San Nntpnio 0, IS. Stunt, '88.
Ser bemtlube 1tmterrtdt ia ben ssrei=
fd1tlet.
Germ Mler. &ubn, benz guperine
tenbenten iiber ben beutf9en unterri9t
an ben ffd6tif@en Greii6ulen, berbanten
mir cine &eibe ftatiftf9er Mittbeiluns
gen, tuel@e bon SntereHe fit bic 2efer
Der sGreiem prefe" feiu tperben.
Oiefe 3ablett aeigen Dor NIem bic
erfreuli6e Sbatia@e, baB bic getbeili.
guns an benz beutf9en unterrihte in
ben biefsen Greii9ulen in ftetem
Wa@stbum begrifen III ur,b 3tpar in
eiaem procentfabe, ber melt gr6Ber 1T,
als bic aqgemeine 3unabme BET 8ep6l'
ferung.
gs nabn1e1 an benz beuti9en Inter.
ri@te tbeil:
SIN s6uIiabre 1856. ...42O
1861. .532
k. m roOr ON 0nN
Morris tribune., 1888-07-18
v,.,.or. q Hospitai patients.

One of the very amusing. though at
the same time considerably annoying,
occurrences incident TO charity hospital
experiences Ii the daily arrival OF all man
ner Of indigestibls food for the patients.
which Ia either sent In or brought to the
hospital by interested friends and rela.
tiyes. ssThe first thing q woman does
when she comes to visit her husband,
son or lover" said hospital surgeon on
q recent occasion, els to give him bath
"a bathf" -
"Yes. o bath of tears. She cries all
over him. don't you understand Ana
then she talks lot of stuff, regular
mush, you know; and when she has him
all stirred up, pulse way up, fever rising,
and everything In fine condition, she
tries to make finish of him by feeding
him lot of pie, cake, crullers or some
thing of that kind We usually watch
them and take the stuff away down to the
Office. but very often woman conceals 1t
under her apron, and we find under the
mans pillow after her departure an apple
Die. a Tot of custard, cake, fruit. tobacco,
and even whisky. Why. man was
brought In here insensible the other day
erom n blow on the head, dealt by the
gentle hand Of the new aqueduct elevator
We had him propped up In bed with his
| head I'M an Ice pack, all tied mp In rub
Der bag, and his feet IN Q vapor bath
Presently his wife, children. sister
| brother-in-law, and most Of the rest o.
| his relatives gathered In line outside TIT
doorway. Ills wife insisted on going u
stairs. of course, and came flying down
| and said she was going right home to ge
him some breakfast, that he hadn't had
mouthful to eat since early IN the morn
inr, and she knew she could cook hin
something that would bring him roun'
ali right. No wonder he was faint lynn
there all day with nothing to eat o
| drink. New York Sun.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-18

There Is plenty Of evidence that the
Russian serfs, supposed In England to
have been 80 torpid, wrtthed dercaly under
their bondage. Brigandage became the
normal disease Of Russia, forthe brigands
were bands of escaped serfs who some
times banded into armies and threatened
OF pillaged cities. Each pretender was
dreaded because he offered protection to
the serfs, and their attachment was the
single reason for the rise Of the ruffian
Pugatschef, mere marauder, who gath
cred armies of 90, 600 and shook the throne
Of the great Catherine. Moreover, M.
Rambaud brings out the fact that down to
@ very late period the serfage hampered
the czars, the people hating the system 80
fercely that Russian statesmen informed
the court that If an invader issued de-
cree of Acknowledgement ell patriotism
would disappear.
A population so embittered against it's
owners naturally looked to the central au-
thority, as 1t had done when oppressed by
less regular means. This feeling of reh-
ance on the central power manifested all
through Russian history might not Of it.
self have built the autocracy, but that the
house OF Rurik. always self willed and
fierce, felt that only in perfect per
sonal power power as of deity--could they
find protection against the mobiles and de-
pendent princes who from age to. age
threatened even their lives. It was ne
cessary, II they were 10 reign at all, to
reign fierce1y, to allow of no resistance, to
destroy whole families leagued against the
throne. Cars and people therefore played
into each others hands, until at last Peter
the Little could say with truth that In
Russia no one was important except the
man whom the car addressed, and he
only 80 long as the car addressed him.
London Spectator.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-18
Tho Flesh of Diseased Animals.

Il Is held Also by many, even amongst
those who are not vegetarians, that some
serious diseases which now affect the
human family would be prevented II
animal food were not part Of human sus-
tenance. It Is urged that flesh derived
from diseased animals finds its way freely
into the human body, and that BY Its In.
PRODUCTION diseases are introduced.
The fact that the flesh Of diseased ami.
mails does find its way into the market
and on to the table Ia beyond question.
Our wise and discerning Jewish brethren
have taught us this truth In unmistakable
form. They, In obedience to their ancient
law, have all their animal food duly In
spected. Their returns on the subject are
worth recording. In 1878, out of 2,806
oxen killed In London no fewer than 2, 1856,
or nearly q third, were rejected as dis
eased. Out of $3.50 calves 785 were re-
jected. Out Of 1850 sheep 1900 were
rejected. In the year 1879, In the course
of fifty weeks, out Of total Of 1887
oxen 1851 were rejected; out Of o total Of
1901 calves 1,028 were rejected; Of SO, 800
sheep II, 1928 were rejected. In 1880, from
July to Dec. 26-twenty-f1ve weeks
out Of Is, 116 oxen 8, 148 were rejected. OF
calves numbering 1,964 as many as 884
were rejected, and out OF 1918 sheep
$685. were refused for food because Of the
presence Of disease.
II this analysis be applied to the animal
food consumed outside the Jewish pale In
the United Kingdom, about one-third Of
such food gives some evidence Of disease;
so that flesh eaters who are not Jews are
partaking Of diseased flesh during four
months Of each year Of their Hyes.-Ben-
jamin Ward Richardson In Longman's
Magazine,
Morris tribune., 1888-07-18
slriofxeta I'm Algeria.

Accounts are published Of the devasta-
tion caused by crickets In Algeria the
insects resemble but are not Identical
with either locusts or grasshoppers. Last
year swarms Of grasshoppers rayaged the
colony. This year the crickets have taken
their place. They spring Like grasshop,;
pers, but have more rapid and sustained
hight. They form clouds which shut out
the HIGHT of the Sun When they alight
on the ground they destroy every trace OF
vegetation. They sometimes fall ex'
hausted on the ground In such numbers
az to cover It with layer Of dead bodies,
from which pestilential calculations arise.
The correspondent Of Paris newspaper,
In letter from Algeria, says that the
railway trains have been stopped by the
insects between Constantine and Batna:
The method still employed to check the
evil in the African possessions Of France
Is the old and expensive one Of digging
long trenches at right angle to the ad-
vancing swarms, and placing on the most
distant side q sort Of fence formed by a
web of cloth. The advancing insects
strike against the cloth, fall into the pit,
and are there covered with lime or mold.
The Algerian authorities have spent 70O.-
600 francs in destroying them, and now
contemplate q further expenditure OF
1000, 600 francs to complete the work.
London Times.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-18

il. Hill, it is said. wishing to be
in position to influence the opinion
of the people along his lines Of road
has purchased controlling interest
In Scandinavian paper published In
Chicago, but circulated largely
through the northwest. This great
monopolist Is in line for that kind OF
governmental reform represented by
Grover Cleveland and 1t is but natur-
al that his newly purchased paper
should come into the same position.
It is also perfectly natural for the
paper up the street to swallow the
editorials of this changed Chicago
paper with evident relish. It Ii not
natural however, for voters to change
their minds because of such antics.
when the force which inspires them
is understood.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-18
A verv Delicate Mission.

"My dear madam, said the chairman
of the committee of the Maine Benevolent
fraternity calling on the Widow Gushing
ton, "allow us to intrude on your great
sorrow SO far as to say that your lamented
husband
Burst Of tears from Mrs Gushington.
She has an attack Of faintness. One Of
the committee supports her.)
'That your lamented husband was IN
sured In our association for $4,000.
(Mrs. Gushington exclairns: "Poor. poor
Charles, and bursts into tears again The
committee greatly affected.)
"And that the money viii be promptly
paid to you in sixty days"
Mrs. Gushington Gin another burst OF
tearsrGood gracious, thought you'd
brought it with youl-Lewiston Journal