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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-06-21
TO ADVERTISERS.
The Free Press Recognized by Geo. p.
Rowell 4 Co., as Ahead as an
Advertising Medium.

rho well known advertising agency Of
GO p Rowell Il Co. of New York City have
;ssued an annual Newspaper Directory for
thirty wears or more, and these publications
have been generally recognized AZ authority
,,s IN the matter Of newspaper circulation.
1.-the regular issues of the Directory they
have included all the newspapers published
in Tho United States and Canada. Quite
rscnntly, however, they have issued con-
sopsed list. 1t gives only ho' best newspa-
ners as advertising mediums, and hence is
vroo,ically better, because more convenient
han their larger Directory. Four-tifths of
the newspapers of the United States are
nracHeally "counted out" by intelligent ad-
ppartisers. who only want to know Tie best.
Hence tho value of the work under notice.
a'hs publishers in the preface well say:
.,It sifts the wheat from the chat. 1t d.
,scts the attention of an advertiser toward
nancrs which he should aud ought to use,
and tends to intercept portion of that pa
tronaco which goes to publications which
cost greatly in excess of any power to bene-
A. which they possess. lttakes the general
,,ouud. that the best Is the cheapest"
We need scarcely say that on this plan,
the PRpp PBEss is given by this book tsee
mage 1851 as tic advertising medium of San
Marcos aud Hays county. it being the only
one on tie Ast. We respectfully invite the
attention of advertisers, both at homo and
abroad, to this fact.
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Tho smnIIpor IN p1erieo.

There Is one popularity about the Mex
lean people which do not recollect ever
having seen in print, and that j their ut
ter disregard Of the disease 30 dreaded by
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. have been IN
Durango several years. and 1t IL quite
common there 30 see children In an ad-
yanced stage Of tho disease playing on the
streets with perfectly healthy children.
20 say that Was 8stOgbded but family
expresses my feelings when | first went
to that country. but / soon learned that
the disease was considered an especial
dispcnsation Of Providence for the clean
sing away Of tho wickedness Of humanity,
and those who pass through It are consid-
cred as among tho purified.
Smallpox IL not nearly 30 virulent In
Mexico as We have II IN this country, and
there Is no such q thing rs vaccination
thought q by native Mexicans. ] could
never end any vaccine virus there, and
had 10 send 20 the States for u. Amed
cans take tho precaution Of vnccinating'
and can call 10 mind but one fatal case
outside Of natives during my stay In Mex
ico-that one q young English officer who
fcll q victim % tie discage a short tino
after arriving ia The country. II there is
such place as pCst house In Mexico l
never Lizard u lt--Globe- Democrat.
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MARCOS THURSDAY
u.n OF the Idnntisnonn.

Tho idsntiscopo Is an affair something
liko book cover with sheet OF glass In
place OF leaves OF tho book. Tho fact on
which tho instrument claims It's useful
ness Is that when tho bony sabric Of the
head OF any ono has reached maturity
neither the Iris OF the ego nor the area OF
measurement Of the facile perpendicular
undergo perccptiblo alteration. Therefore
obtain an authentic photo, taken after n
person has reached maturity. Score tho
face OF tho photo with parallel lines (hor
izontal and perpendicular at equal dis
tances from each other. using tho exnct
measurement OF the diameter OF the Iris
as unit 10 regulate tho distance each
line shall be from tho next, Then take
photo-samo sizo as first-of any ono
claiming TO DO tho original Of the first and
scoro II IN q like manner, uslng the iris OF
lis eve as tho unit OF It's measurement.
Put these two photos into tho identi.
scope, one on oithor cover leaf" facing tho
sheet Of glass. Draw the covers together
until the reflections Of the two photos nre
thrown on tho glass in the Same spot.
Manipulate tho covers" until the refeo
ton OF line Of ono photo Is blended with
tho reflection of tho corresponding line of
the Other. Then the reflection Of every
line ON one photo must fall exactly on the
reflection Of the corresponding line on the
other photo. II not according TO the
principle on which tho identiscope claims
It's uso the photos cannot DO Of the same
sitter.
Tho identiscope was exhibited at o
Photographic exhibition held Mt Bristol,
and q reward Of Gl00 offered to my ono
who could disprove tho accuracy of Its
principle or produce two photos of diifor'
emit sittcrs which would exactly coincide
with ono another. Many attempts were
made TO obtain this reward, but all have
failed. Photos of brothers so much alike
that they could hardly DO distinguished
from ono another, when tested were found
to DO distinctly different in size. Tho
fact romans that photo Of tho fabby
faco Of the Australia butcher and one OF
the aristocratic countenanco of the real
Tichborne before he left home, although
to the eye almost rs dissimilar MS pos
siblo, when measured and compared by
this simple and scientific little invention.
are found To be absolutely similar.---E,
N. Sabel In Detroit Free Press.
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Exit OF the GaliOws.

ALBANY, June 4:--Governor Hill to-
day signed the bill abolishing hang
ing for all murders committed after
Jan. 1. 1889, and substituting death
by electricity therefor.
The bill consists of elaborate and
carefully drawn amendments to the
Code of Criminal Procedure, provid-
ing that the prisoner sentenced to
death shall be Immediately sentenced
to death shall Immediately be convey
ed to one of the state prisons and
there kept in solitary confinement
until the day of execution, to be Wis
tied only by officers, or by his rela-
tives, physician, or Clergyman or
counsel. The Court imposing SEN
tence shall name merely the week
within which the execution is to take
place, the particular day within such
week being left to the discretion OF
the principal officer of the prison.
The execution is required to be prac-
tically private, only officials, clergy
men, physicians and limited number
of citizens being allowed to be pres
ent. After the execution funeral
services may be held within the pris-
on walls, and the body delivered into
the custody ofrolativos, II requested,
otherwise it shall be decently inter
red within the prison grounds.
The bill IS the outcome Of rec
concentration contained in the tho
first annual message Of governor Hill
in 1885.
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NUMBER rs.
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

Uso lemon Juice and salt to remove iros
rust
When hinge crcafn put little graphite
or soft lead pencil on tho place OF friction.
A solution Of pcarlash In water. thrown
upon Ore, win oxtinguish II Immediately.
Applcsauce Is much improved by the ad-
dtion OF a tablespoonful Of butter and rs
quircs less sugar
To preserve tho elasticity Of India rubber
wash II flvo or six times n year with slightly
alkaline water.
Corlxs may be mado dir and wator tight by
keeping them for five minutes under melted
parafllno; ohey must DO kept down with
wiro screen.
Tho best way when hot grease has been
spilled on floor Il 10 dash cold water over
II, 80 as TO harden 1t quickly and prevent 1t
striking into the boarda 81
In mixing mustard for table use mover add
vinegar, which destroys its life and flavor.
Boil water for moiatening It, and let tho
water become blood warm.
For cleaning brass use thin paste Of plate
powder, two tablespoonfuls Of vinegar, four
tablespoonfuls of alcohol. kub with piece
of flannel; polish with channels.
A good dislnfectant is mado by dlsolving
hnlf dram OF nitrate OF lead In n pint Of
boiling water, then dissolve two drains OF
common salt in eight or ton quarts of water.
A good handful Of rock salt added TO the
bath Is tho next best thing after an ocean
dip" and gnrgle Of weak solution Is q
good and ever ready remedy for sore
throat.
Cracks In stoves and .stovepipcs are readily
closed by a paste made Of ashos and salt with
water. Iron turnings or filings, sal ammo
MAC and water make n harder and moro dur
able coment.
In nervous prostration, rest and sleep nre
tho first Indispensable conditions. A change
Is always in order to mako thom possible.
The dict must no generous, the food well
masticated and eaten slowly.
TO tako rust out of steel rub tho steel with
sweet oil; in day or two rub with finely
powdered unslacked limo until the rust oil
disappears, then oil again, roll in wooden and
put in dry place, especially II it be table
cutlery.
In eevere sprain OF tho ankle immerse the
joint us soon as possible in pail OF hot water,
ana Keep III tnero Tor ilteen OF twenty
minutes. After removing IL keep IL bandaged
with hot cloths wrung ont Of water, or rum
and water.
Ono Of tho cheapest and best modes of do.
stroylng insects in pot plants is to invert tho
pot aud dip the plants for few seconds In
water warmed to 1870 degs, A German paper,
referring TO this plan, says that tho azalea
will stand 1913 degR without injury. We
usually heat the wdter pretty WE'LL and pour
in cool until 100 dega Ia reached
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Yearly advertisers allowed the privilege
of quarterly change
Business Cards, one inch or!ess, one year,
S. Cards IN Business Directory, one year,
So. go,
Local and business notices willb 2harged
tan cents per line each insertion.
Advertisements for Schools, Churches ana
benevolent Societies, half rates.
Marriage and Obituary Notices, OF over ten
Unos. chnrged rs advertisements.
Calls up0n candidates, their replies ana
their circulars, and Nil notices of personal
character, (if at ali admissible into our col
umng), will be charged aa advertisements.
4 cross mari: upon the paper indicates
th.t tho time for which the subscription was
paid has expired.
All advertisements and subscriptions due
in advance.
Any OF orr friends would do us special
favor By giving Ms the names OF any per
CONS within their knowledge who would be
likely to subscribe for the FREE PRESS, so
that we may send specimen copies to srch
persons
Our terms for announcing candidates are
s15 for state md district Offices, % FOR
county oilices, and 53 for precinct and mu-
nicipaI Terms, cash.
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Tho ,ynmon Of Cnnri.

They have strange way in this littlo
place, l found, Of betrothing the girls TO
the young men before tho latter leave tho
town. AS very few Of them nre able to
either read or write, long years pass by
without q word from the lover or "spoza"
reaching the patient girl at home. 1t Is
not rare thing to meet hore young cou-
pies who were engaged for ten. twelve or
even fifteen years before fortune was
sufficiently favorable to nllow thom to
marry. Ono cannot soon get rich on
thirty cents day. and that Is tho wages
of man In Capri This "a, perhaps, tho
reason why 30 many men leave the island,
leaving tho women at homo 80 take caro-
of the vineyards and olive groves.
1t Is very picturesque scene, these
women with their gay costumes, rich com
plexions, bright, flashing eyes, at work In
the fields, or leading their flocks Of goats
mp the mountain side to pasture. Their
feet are always bare and become 30 hard
that it Is simply wonderful what they can
endure They will walk over the ronds
covered with sharp, ainty stones, climb
tho rugged mountain sides, and be quito
as comfortable as If walking on the soft
est carpet In fact, for hardness, their
feet resemble those Of the western girl,
who, when told by her mother that there
was red hot coal under her foot, drawled
out, without moving an inch. (Which
foot 10 1t under, mammy2" Yet the feet
Of these women are by no means mis-.
shapen, but, on the contrary, arc perfect
models for an artist. Woman.
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The Iron Duke to his Soldiers.

"Do your duty" were the words oil
Lord Wellington to his soldiers Just
before the bastle Of Waterloo and his'
tory tells US how we'll they obeyed.
The Same advice might properly bk
given to every living man ut this time.
Thore arc many men who would do
their whole duty In time OF war OF
great need, but who sadly neglect 1t 10
times of peace, they would gladly risk
their lives for their country, but when
there Is no such great occasion, neglect
their plain simple duties to their God,
their families and themselves. It Is
DOT for want Of honor nor because they
do not love their families, but from
pure neglect; Us an instance, statistics
compiled by the national authorities
show that moro deaths result from
bowel complaints than any other one
Gauss, except consumption. yet not more
than one family in six are provided with
medicines that will relieve or cure the
Diseases. It is the duty of every man
to look after these small matters9 and
protect their families, and they are GER
tainly at least guilty Of criminal care
lessness If they neglect to do so. No
one can plead poverty in this instance,
as the best remedy there is for the pur
pose only costs but % cents The article
we refer to Is Chamberlain's Colo,
Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy. II is
certain cure for cramps, collie, cholera
morbus, dysentery, d.arrbma, bloody
fiux, cholera infahtum, and bowel com,
plant in all It's forms. No family can
afford to be without 1t during the sum.
mer months as great suffering and even
life may be saved by it before o physi
clan could DO summoned or medicine
procured. Do not delay, but procure u
Of once, before il is forgotten.
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tnn.cnts of q womon,s nandbng,

"Wbet do you curry Ia that bag2" said
tho big man to tho business woman
pointing to tho little black handbag that
IL her insopGrablc companion.
I'M show you" said she; and then she
took out two handkerchief, one for use
and ono for show, lend pencil with the
point broken, stick Of gum, unchewed;
Il lump of gum, chewed; George William
Curtis editorial on Matthcy Arnold's
death, cut out Of Ilarper's W!kly; three
keys that don't fit anything in particular,
one latch key that does fit. bond street
library card, three Days theatre seat
coupons, tiny box of face powder, three
capsules Of quinlno, FIVE visiting cards.
seven letters, five Of then from ono mani
spring suits cut out of the Sunday paper
a season ticket TO the American Art asso
ciatiou's prize exhibition, an unposted
letter to her mother, three rubber bands.
three postal cards, shoe buttoner, den
lists appointment card, four hairpins, an
unpublished moss agate, coral brooch with
the pin broken off. half Il mustard leaf, n
piece Of paper with quotations from Nine
blavatsky on theosophy written on II, a
sample OF yellow ribbon TO be matched, q
card photograph OF another girl and o
purse containing one three cent piece and
q postage stamp.-New York Graphic
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~ Am Other Idpcf or IcIID''
cgI not included in the ADORE list, mr.
nisEcd at proporti2Nate rates or or
,Iered separately at publishers price,
free Of charge and postage pTei'a'd ."
all cases. 49, q,
me nauy lose. ceased ~ fsiiares' r'I'e,J o
- ,,.,,v t,efs out ofihe mails. make 10 sb-'-1.'
- rs,,-ss.ry % t.-I -a-sila-tlle sun' ~ '''i-'
ursr-. reg. ster.d iefiC- 90 errH-
T.. sac arrival q al Puhiie'ti1us a.
Tf.Ff4- .-esH-lEtis tire AZ sr''-.i -
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49,. ----s..,7 .-ra- 'ss. uh'lh is Ffi-ff- u
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The Rich and Poor.

The richest man IL very poor
II he have naught but gold
No wish but TO increase his store
And have his namo enrolled
Upon the list OF wealthy men--
No pity for his kind,
While brooding In his golden den,
To love aud mercy blind.
No trusted friend sits at his board
lie owns not kith nor kin
He thinks of nothing but his hoard,
And plays lifc's game to win.
And when he dies lifo's game is Ger
All, then what is no WORTH
just what the beggar is--no more
Namely, six feet Of earth.
The poorest man is rich enough
Compared to wealthy Dives,
II he be made of better stuff,
And on his labor lives,
lie lives his life from envy free
And covets no mans store,
And in his heart sweet charity
Is rooted to the core.
He has known the touch of poverty,
Has felt tho sting of want,
And struggled bravely to get free
From hunger grim and gaunt.
And so he has heart to feel
For others on the sod
And this is wealth, substantial, roal--
A wealth that comes from God.
Anon.
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Gen. John NJ. Palmer, the demo-
cratic candidate for governor Of Hi
nois. is a native Of Kentucky and II
years Of age. HO was originally a
Douglass democrat but was a Lin
coin elector in 1860. During the
war ne was q maior-general and was
elected governor Of Illinois in 1868.
He has acted with the democratic
party since 1872
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s,sEUass;HE ES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS st the Aethools'
Church every Sabbath, Rev. ". II. H. Biggs' Pastor
Sunday School at IN. Singing At O,elo.N y. ~
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday. Young Neu P'''
meeting on Monday night. 80 r,-.A
BAPTIsT.-Preaching at the BApusl HluIcH
every SUNDAY Rev. ". y. Beverley FastoI
Sunday School st $50 =. m. Young neu P-5e.
meeting Trcsdav night. Congregational prayer
meeting Wednesday night.
observation-disclosures sud aud 4th suhdaJs
each month pASLOI'
school every Sabbath At $50 an PRAYER At ,,'I
ing every thursday At T.so ?, m All a-e iny ,
60 attend. -
CHalSTIAN.-EldeT -.
tended 10 all. -.,.t
PROTESTANT RPIsCoPAL.--R Rev: "a.h'tall'
Pastor. Services the 2ud and An sundsJa ID ~aeH
month Sunday school every sunday. -,
GATH0iIC.-scrvicrs Etb sunday 70 &c"
hev. Es'har smith Pastor.
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How Is it with your

Do you relish your food9 Is your al.
gestion good? Are your bowels reguiari
DO You have tired or languid feelingi
Is your tongue coatedf Does your
back achei Is your skin sallowf Il
your eystem Is in a bad condition take
St. Paftok's Pills they will aid your
digestion, improve your appetite, reg.
ulate your bowels, correct your biliou
disorder and make you feel like o ne,
narSOn
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T. ss-s-lfisl o. god lszifl, ~ a. tlis ssason
b. fs rF.a- los.. or-- t1 ne r.,vsIty o. ir-Il-
nv gee ll...,l. ss-z1-sz1sri e 80 digestive
r4---s ard fhs rsakerrF efecf - ne
tfas1lz1r- rfzs11. Ho1sf's -ars- faflila p
w1-1arsIl r.ssli-l-t 90 cIssfirg a. aTf-ilit.
frrlrr u1s f.rssfi1n. ard giving sirelg1h %
re ul1.1s srs-sr- No BE- file rlmt o. takt
D. - er-f o. - Ho1s-s sarsaI ifii1.
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TETTEB AND SALT.RHEUM,

The itching and smarting OF these
diseases causes almost perpetual mis-
cry, but that can be relieved almost In,
stantly by applying Chamberlain's Eye
and Skin Ointment, and its continued
application has cured great many
bad cases. Try % cent box and you
viii be surprised as VOL as delighted
with Its effect
For Sale by Reynolds & Daniel.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.
7 II. PORTER, East Side the Square.
Our Clubbing List for 1855.

We are prepared to club the FREE PRESS to new
or renew,ng subscribers with the following publ
,a,ops nj te rat es specified below II ordered at the
same time with our paper. In the FIRST column we
give the regular price OF each publication sihgy'
in the second the price Of the same and the FREE
PREss together. ua,L H.
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A pocret dynamo and scoop net prom
Zee 20 superseds tie can q angle wogzIis-
fhe rod and tie mlunoW bucket Ito
United States steamer Alhatross las bocn
cited with electric fishing Lights for the
conduct Of scentifc research. aid rTeiiIl
mary ezrerirneufs with thee lights have
revealad THE fact that the curiosity q nsh
O. t1vastira.s tbs -uuWolted Tsoialoe
b-l-cs tea - fbs Lght T. E-oa-s-D-ei
= r. fTeua
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MALLS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE ~. ~ NM
PROM SAN MARCOS posi- OFFICE
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va. from Ia-fls-l ar-ire 90 -s1 y. r.s -''t ~
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rgrr- .--f-.- o., y r. cf1srs e. lab. q =
49, --sfT. ---a.r 81 feTr-f daily
B1an-o. ia W-ri5-rlHg-Arr EenitT- VEL
-stttv Ard Friday. 90 p. 1rrarls tl---.b-
Thrr-1ay .ua sa-lrizF a. A. 4
crrr-E EIrLs.
f-r-rsl Delivery frtra ~ e. y y 80 10
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ERTISING RATES.

Legal and Transient Advertisements will
be charged One Dollar por square for the
Srst insertion, and Fifty Conts per square
,or each additional insertion. square is
the space of one inch Fractional squares
will be counted rs full squares.
Advertisements for three months or more
will be charged at the following rates
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TIMES OF HOLDING CouErY AxD PRRciNor oouaTs-
ness-4th Mondays in January, April, July ,Octo-
Der.
Commissioners Court-2d Mondays In February
Nay, August and November. :.
Justice Court, Precinct No. Last Mohu"y :"
each MONTH at Gan ARGOS. ~, ,,,
Precinct No. 2-2d Friday In each month M 'O''!
" SD q" Wimherley's MIL
" a. 4-4th Sat. Dripping Springs
rowS OFFICERS.
Asyor-Hammett Hardy. ct,
Gouncil-w. d, Wood, W. Donaldson VI"
Johnson, ID. A. Glover, I'd. }, l., uIeo"'
Smith, Dan Hoiheinz and WIN, Glesen,
Marshall. NJ. Turner.
Street Commissioner }. W. DnnfoTth. ,,
Council meets the first Wednesday IN each ~ L
Public school Trustees meet first Tuesday In each
month at the Mayors office.
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Good Appetite

No nan is hero to bis hired help
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
OFFICE e..

coNeREssnAE--sTH DISTRICT:
Eon. l., W. Moore, OF Fayette County.
SENATOR -25TH DIsTRIcT:
Hon. ", IT, Burgess, of Guadalupe Co.
aerngsnSrArIvEs-9lsr DISTRICT:
Hon. Geo 7. MoCi ehee, of Hays Co.
HON, ]. L. Ellison, of Caldwell Co.
DISTRICT oouRT--2ssD DIsrRIor.
Hon, H. Teichmueler, Presiding Judge, Laor"hge
T. NJ Bethany. Attorney, Austin Co.
rtMHs oY HOLDING COURT.
HAys.-lst Mondays in March and September May
continue three weeks.
COUNTY oEFI0Ehs.
Ed T. Kone, Judge County Court.
Jas, c. Burlcson, Dist. and County Clerk
B. Mcbride County Attorney.
Jas A. Nren Sheriff, J. NJ. Turner Deputy, :,
c.s. Cock, Justice of the Peace Pre-. no 10 :
Il. 4. Vaughn, . =. :. .
II. G. Hubbs, +, :.
30. Rowe, =, a. :
W. W. Slack, -
III. Patterson, County Treasurer
X. 4. FortsUn, Assessor.
Otto Groos, Surveyor.
". Il. Owen Com'r Precinct No.
Il. A. Vaughn 4"
Fl. G. Hubs, "
Peter Schmitt. "
W. l., Steel, Constable precinct No
]. Eolen,
Jepp Henson,
S. X. Stone,
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PLAQUES OF EGYPT.

Portinnrity Of tho Egyptian Fly - Had
Luck 60 Drive Them Away-rhe inoes'
san, Demand FOR Dnckshish-A BED
Among the Fieas.