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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17

ben. 9as gauge 8autuert pirb bur@
@as unb bur6 @lettricitdt erIeu6tet.
Gerner 1T es NIT Sampfbei3unss : 0or>
riGturgen Derieben, nie ~nberbaupt Mls
leg borbanben 1T, mas bic moberre
8au Se@nif an GerbeRerungen auf3us
tpeiien bat.
Ser SiBungsiaal bes &eprdientans
tenbaufes miBt "a 3u 96 SUB, Der beg
5enates "a gu 70 SUB. 9ie Stats
bibliotbef nimmt eitett 68:124 Sub
groBen &aum elm. SIN @an5el1 befins
ber fi6 i'm &apitol ni9t tperiger als
1856 &dume.
8om bierten5 todrerfe aug fhbrt eine
Sreppe nod Der auBenfeite Der gepaltis
gen &uppel bie-nebenbei bemerft-bie
gr6Bte irgenb zines &apitol @ebdubes
Der Ser. Staten lift. SOUR bas &apis
tol in Der Bunbesbauptitaot Wai5ins.
ton un5 bas Rapitol bes States Netp
Oort gu Nlbanp balten ben @erslei9
nit 6emienigen 81 Wuitin aus, afoppbl
mas Die @r0Be Beg 8aumertes, als aud
mas bic ar6itettOnii@e S96nbeit beis
ielben a%nlangt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17
nod benz Ritus Der Greimaurer feiere
lid eingepeibt.

- Die Commercial Travellers Pro-
'tective Association" Der Ser. Gtaaten
bat iber 10000 Mitefieber unb lit
bielei6t bic fdrtffe Organization Der
grt in ber WeIt. Scr. Sobn &. Stone,
Der Setretdr urib 6dabmeifier SO. 70
Dearborn 9traBe, Chicago, iast, baB
er felt stuan3is Sabren Sutpeilen BON
&rdmpfen unb bili6ier 3olit befaller'
tuurbe. bic ibn BON 3-6 Sasen ars
Bett fefelten. Wdbrenb er in ct.
9ouis Der lebten Sabresueriammlung
Der MfOciation beippbnte, taufte er fi6
cine Glafde bon ngbamberIains 2olit,
@bolera unb Djarrboe &emebD" unb
gebrau@t fe feitbem nit gntem grfolse.
IS III bic ein3ige Mebiain, bic er ie 9es
funbeH, tuel@e cine f9nelle un6 bolIs
ftdnbige Sur benerfiteligt. 2einer tanr.
0bne tie fiber reiien. Berfauft BON
81. @obn & Co., gde Meft Gons
merces unb 9aboft.9 traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17
9ie GHfte sdhteieaers.

Ser Brenbam u8oltsbote" f1reibi:
r8esisli6 ber Sdlei6er.8 tffe, bic SRI.
Nep benz 6taate Seras geI9entt bat, ers
fabren miriaus suberldffser Quele, baB
bic Safte i'm Nuftrage zines @omites
angefertigt murbe, uno atpar fir elm
@raboentmal, bas San Mntonio BEN
beriibmten Deuti9sSeraner feben ipolte.
Warum Die 8lite Der Ginflerin ni6t
a%bgenommen iDurbe, Diien mir ni6t.
IS 1T uns aber erinnerli6, baB bor
ettpa bier Satren In San "Mntonio cine
8euegung i'm @ange mar, 66lei9er
elm Denfmal az ieber, aud baB biele
Semegung aaf San NntoniO beidrdnft
mar = ni6t, baB anbere 2anbestbeile
nibt bereit getueien tDdren, tbeil au
nebmen, fDnbern neil San Mntonio es
alein tbun mDlte. Ob bas Grab bes
unuergebli9en S9lei@er auf benz Nas
tionalfriebbofe in Gan Mntonio nod
INNER nit benz einfa6en 9ol5treuae ges
siert lit, f6nnen uas bielei6t uniere
San Amtonier gonegen fagen."
Sarauf lit au ermibern, baB Jrdulein
Nep uidt i'm Nuftrage bes Homite's ar.
beitete, foubern, baB lie aus eisenem Nns
triebe i'm 1auie beg Or. 9. Sabra biers
ielbit, bic Bute S@leiders anfertiete.
Die 8tife tpdre aber DomGomite i6erli1
aeeeptirt tporben, bdtte fi1 baHelbe nit
ber Ginftlerin iiber sic Mrt unb Weiie
bes u~nterbaues einigen fbnnen. 9o9
bariiber sinsen bic Mnfi6ten melt aus
chamber unb bic borbanbenen @elos
mittel geboten ginl6rdntung.
Sobann mar es ni9t San MntOnio
aQein, tpel9es bas DenfmaI erri6teu
tpolte, ionbern ber gauge &ongreBDis
ftrift mar aufgeforbert tporben, fi9 au
betbeiligen. Selbtperftdnoli6 lieferte
aber San Intonio bas meifte 8elo.
Das Grab bes u%nbergeBIiGen S9Ieis
der 1T beute NIT einem @ranitsO belist
ge5iert, bon benz bic rGreie preFe" in ibs
rer Drummer bonn %. StIi 1885 cine
genaue 8ef6retbung gab. Die feier.
li9e Gntbllfang bes Dentmals fanb
ON Samitag ben Is. Guguit 1885 ftatt.
Sas Sentmal fDftete $1,000.
Wir fpre9en iebo9 unfere Greube ba.
riiber aug, bab SRI. NeD bic tpobIges
lungene Butte Sdlei1er's benz Staate
gum 8ei9enf gemadt bat unb bab biee
felbe iunmebr our immeru1brenoen
grinnerung an ben sroBen beutl9same.
rifanif6en Staatsmdnu i'm nellen Ga
pitol plab finben mirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17

aas- Srau u. @arberi e, berert
&eitauratiOn in 8ictoria, Seras, allen
&eiienben auf's bortbeilbaftefte betannt
mar, bat iebt on @benue s. Wo. 232,
elm pribat : 8oarbingbDuie er6fnet.
auf CUTE Slide unb 8equemli6feiten
fir Serren, benen elm eigenes 9eim
manselt, lpirO bic sr6Bte Sorgfalt bers
manbt. preiie mdBig. 8efbitisuug
uno Wobnung per Sag, Wo9e ober
Monat. 6,4,t3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17
@rOBe Bargains til staot : @rnuo:
ffiifen.

Gin fiinfaig older umfaHenbes Std
2anb, sIatt wie ein Slid nit feinem
goben, 6ftli@ BON oer Stabt, amif9en
8urnets ur6 2amar.9 traBe rn6 i1tterz
ba15 2 Meiler bonn Mittelpuntt BET
Stabt unb 8 8lods bon elmer ge@arters
ten StraBenbabnIinie unb MaHerleitung
ON Militdr Nbenle, 1T ioeben In 2ots
bon biibf9er @r6Be unb in ipeiten
StraBen ausgele9t tuor6en. Dieie 2ots
finb iebt gum preiie BON $50, $75 unb
800, auf let6te Sermine ober eesen
baar, gum 8erfauf. Gutter Sitel unb
M~arrenteesD eeos. Gommt iofort unb
mir 5eigen @u6 biefe unb anbere
@runotide, bic SIR 5u einem Bargain
baben f6nnt.
Grunbeigentbimer i'm Count, tpel9e
berfaufen pollen, m6gen uts bamit Be-
%auftraaen, ba mir biele Nuftrdge bon
bier unb austpdrts baben.
@bas. 8. 9ignonit.D & 6 o.,
go. l Wef : 9ouiton StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17
Ser Ornun @aruut

Mner,B 8iletg 10 beliebt inb liegt oarin,
bah man ftb fets aif ibre abfiibrenbe
Mirfuuu p~erialien fam, tpdhrenb fie bod
ME iibfe Tolgei 5uriidlafien; utb 3tpar einz
fad, neil re rein pffan5lib fino, ulo tpeber
Rdlomel nod irgenb eine anbere fh6blihe
Nrauei enthalteH. DeSbalb 6arf man ie
5u6erfiGtlt9 gebea, OBJ Der &ranfe alt ober
jung iei.
Sn ben Glib nuo @ef.G taaten, tpo
Gt6rungert Der Qeber 10 bdufig porfommen,
habeu ih 4tqer'B BiIleu alS unihdbbarer
Geaea erprobt. Q. SO. Batne BON Netp=
Berne, 50. g. f9reibt:
SD mar LANCE nit eiuer1 Magetz uno
Qeberieiber Aequalt. Die perfdiebeneu Gr5-
neien, bic i'd nabn, balfen mir nidts,
Bis id aufug Mpers 8ilisr gu nebnisn.
Die{e tbatea mir foglei9 gut. SD nabnt
bacon uier Woaate lang regelmdbig etn,
uab tpurbe poufomnten geiuno.A
Sfl qarls Netu,gnglan6 fi1b nddf ben
QunaeRfrantbeiten bic Magen- uno o es.
bdrm e.9eto en- am bdnfigfen.
@aseni9ua9s
,,b 6artleibiefeit frben iih faf allge.
uein. 6err @alaner, praftiIder Gbemi-
Ter in Horburp, Ufai., Der largc an Nfa-
genimfDdHe fitt, fdreibt:
Gin Treuno bereoete MIDI Gper'S Bilen
~ Iebnen, unb bd mir eas erfte S6ddtels
den Tidt piel balf ipoIlte i'd ie aufgeben;
aber Ct br6ngte mid bamit fort5nfabren,
uno ebe t1 bas 5fpeite @hdhtelhen uer@
brandt, ftng i'd an grleidternIlg 5u pers
ipilren. Sd fubr fort fte gu nebnler, bis
to- eli GMdmtel6ea perbranf1t bate. I'm
mid tur5 in faiieu, i1 bin iett geiunb, nnb
barfe es Sbrer &unft als Gbetnifer, bic iber
bic rletnige gebt."
&opf nnb Magen iteben thinner in Sbrt'
pQtbie su chamber; ulb 6abrr rlbren ge-
iD51nlid bic qudien6en Sopfifmer5en,
beaen ptele, beiouoerS 6ranen, altsgeiest
{tnb. Mrs. 6arriet q. Ntarble BON Yougb=
feepie, 81. o., ihreibt uns, ie babe Sabre
lang an &opfi6u1er3 g~efitte1, uno babe 1te
etiras qefuabeh, ba8 ibr utebr als nar uor>
iibergt6enSs Grleidteriing ueridaft babe,
BITS lie ~ Mper's Ytaen gegri6en babe;
ieitbem erfreut fe fid ether poflfdnotge11
@eIunobeit.
Ayer's 4tllen,
8absrettet Don
81. q. 8. ater q Co.. as,usa, geak.
So alien apotbeseu ~ babsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17
Bur gieftpa6er 9afeufraae.

9ie Sab. Stems" bringt in ibrer
lebten Summer einen bonn II. Mai oas
tirten 8riefe bes Maior .. $. @rnit,
pel6er als 8unbesbeamter bic Mrbeiten
i'm @albeftoner 5afert %leitet; bet Brief
beantmortet cine Mnfrage, tpel9e Ser
.. Scalp an ben 8unbes : Snsenieur
geifeat bate, uub Iautet tpie folgt:
~Sn 8eantmDrtung Sbres S6reibens
bonn TO-, in tpel6em sic UNI Musfunft
iiber bic 9afen.@apa3itdt IN @albeiton
unb an .anberen puntten Der Serasfiiife
bitten, 5eebre i'd mid mit3utbeilen, baB
innerbalb Der Barre bas Mreal nit eis
ner 3iefe BON "a SUB Dber mebr i'm
@albefoner 9afen 1904 Mder betrdgt.
bel Sabine 100 Nder, bel gabalo Pab
433 Mder, beim Mranfas paB 60 older
unb bel 8ra3os Santiago29 Nder. -
Das Mreal nit einet Siefe BON 80 pber
mebr SUB betrdgt BET @albefton 1853,
bel paB gaballo 139, bel Nranias paB
IS unb BET 8rasos 5antiagO II Nder;
bas Mreal BON 80 Sub Siefe Bel Sabine
1T bon mir ui9t bermehen tporben, urts
fabt aber pabrf9einli6 80 Nder. eyn1
@albefoner Qafen lit Elm MreaI bon So
Mdern, pel9es cine Siefe bon so Ober
rtebr SUB bat, tDie iol9e an feinem ats
oeren punfte Der Ghfte gefunben lpirb."
Sieie Nngaben zines anerfannt tii6s
tisen unb fdbisea Sngenieurs, weI@er
aud @runb bon uiieni@aftli9en uns
terfu6uHgen fpri6t, bringen nad Der
Nnii6t ber Nems bns Waterial fir cine
enogiltige gntf9eibung in Der terani=
f9en SiefpaHer. rnb 6afenfraee.
8alpefton, fa8t Die Stems, 1T ber eim.
sige Seebafen, mel9en Seras bat;
ale iibrigem fogenannten 9~afenpldBe
ftnb ni9ts neiter als grperimente unb
Spielereien; @albeton bat innerbalb
Der Barre breimal mlebr 9afenrdume,
als bic anberen 1ogenannten 6dfen s1s
iammen baben, unb babel cine Wal1ers
tiefe, pel6e an feinem Der anberen
punfte nur anndbernb gu finben 1T.
Die Beb6lterung BON Seras fant in
biefer Grage ui9t ldnger bebumbuggt
merben, ie eber Die 2anbi6winbIer unb
8ubmer bas einleben, befo better fir
fie; es giebt eben nur einen Bunft on
Der 8erassG tfte, uel6er gu einem Sief=
tuaersS afen gema1t tuerbeu farn unb
Der Bunft 1T 8albeiton; bas 1T es
tbatid9li9, mas ber Ser. Staaien .SSns
eenieur in feiner Mittbeilung fa9t, bic
3ablen, wel9e ct bel brinst, leiben feis
men. Wiberiprud, uno unfere Serass
Delegation in Wafbington ioIte babon
Wntia nehmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17
@roquets@ Sets gu $1.25,
0dngematter,
&inbermasen au $3.50,
Meritanii6e WaKertubler,
8aie Balls unb Bats,
BET pauI Wagner.

10 Or. 80 aKer5mg, Der be-
riibmte Speaialiit, III pl6Bli6 telegras
pbii6. nod ieiner 5e~imatbsitah Dallas
berufen tporben. Ser Softor mirb lie.
bod am 20. bieIes Monats mieber bier
eintrefen unb bann fir breiBig Sage
bier bleibeu.
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Lone Star Brewing Company.

Sie idbrIide 8eriammlung Der Mf.
tiortdre ber Gone Star 8rauerei finbet
an 5. Sum- 1888 in Der Office Der
Gempagnie fatt.
8. g. Berg,
$3.50 8icesPrdfbent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17

a Or. 29aTer5mg, Der Be.
riibmte Speaialiit, TT pl6Bli@ teleeras
pbif6 nod ieiner 9eimatbsifabt Dallas
berufen porben. Ser Dottor ipirb ies
bod am 20. bieies Monats tpieber bier
eintrehen ugb bann fir breiBig Sage
bier bleiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17

sas- Serr SEP so. Bell, elmer
ber d~lteiien @inpobner bon San @ns
tomb unb Mitbegrtnber bes Supeliers
gei9dftes Sell 8ros. bat in $50. 266
@ommerceitraBe, i6rdg g~egeniiber bon
ieinem alien @ei6dfte, auf eigene &e6z
rung einen e~leganten SumelierIaben
er6ffnet. @r mirb beitrebt iein, ieinen
friibereu Gutben ben 8etpeis gu lie.
fern, baB aud in ieinem neuen llnters
nebmen &eenitdt unb 3ubprfommenbeit
ihm als &i6ti9nur bienen iperben.
9a Serr Bel f9on ieit lem Sabre 1852
als @ef6dftsmann betannt 1T, biirfte
es iiberfllffig fem, feline &eellitdt nod
Defenders berporsubeben. Wer Cobb,
Silber,S a9en ober @oelieine faufen
Mil, beiu6e 6errn Bel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17
0eues @rpcern > @elddft.

@de bon Mlamo & 2abaea : StraBe
bat Serr s. S. &beiner cine neue
@rocerD er6fnet. Sober &dufer pirb
f6 bon Der 8otaisli9feit uno 8ilis.
felt ber Waaren iber3eugen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17

say~ Serrenbemben uno SoiIetteartis
teI in uniibertreffi1er Muspabl BEL
paneoa & Sobn,
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g. &. Nhetner,

Grocery . 6dnoler, gde @larnos unb
2abaea StraBe, fabrt elm bolitdn6iges
Eager bon STAPLE unb GancD @roeeries.
8iIIigite Marttpreie. NQe
Waaren tperben frei ins 9aus seliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17

aas- Wir lenten bic aufmerflamfeit
Der Seller auf bic Nn5sise BET 9errer
@bas. 8. StgnomitD 6 Co.,
tpel6e ben Mns unb 8erfauf bon 8runb.
eigentbum bermitteln unb augenblidli6
tuertbooles Stabteigentbum oferiren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17

sas- Die slegauteftsn an3tige mad
NaB bel pantoat & Sebn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17
@nnrem Wei66it
-bpn-
PAUL WAGNER.

Die reidie unb elesanteife Musnab
bon Nrtifeln, welde T4 heicnber8 3u
@eburtstass. unb 9Od;eits . @eidenfen
eisnen, uls
Silberplattirte Waaren.
Statnen bon Bronze, Terra : @rtta,
Ycr3elan unb Mlabaffer.
&elisiSie Gisuren. @ruciire trsb So
fenfrdn5e.
glumen.Y aien unb Nmpeln.
Tafen, fein becorirte.
Glbums in GROCER GuSwabl.
photographer alIer Nrt.
Spupenirs nit 81 Hnfdteu BON Sun
Mntcnio, fur so Gents.
gilpers unb Bitbers Nabmen.
Wuffbpien unb 1tren
S~pernsldier unb Ternrcbre.
Eaidenmef5er unb Sdeeren.
Samet> unb SerrensE Gilet Nece5uire.
@elbtaiden far 0erren unb Damer.
Damen.6 anbtaiden.
DrtefsMappen.
9dreibseuse unb @cti3bider.
giftensRarten @tuis.
DamensG rbeits sRdfhen unb RSrbe.
6anbzS pie8el unb 2dmme.
&aud.Eiide unb Serriee.
@isarren>@ tuis.
3eitunss' Wappen.
Spa3ierfSde.
8Osel. unb @idborn.R dfiSe.
M~eecrbecns, 3itbern unb Sarmcnicas
Muideln in GROCER suswubl.
id.Mpparute.
Bapiere unb fonfise Wateriulien CUR
Gnferti8uns BON Rapier. BlumeI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17

~ Biuiee preiIe fir ueberi6nb In
&omnfrs tnb WintersRIkiberil BET
9~ansoaft q 6obn.
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$3.50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-17

stinctivcly rs the scnhird to tho pillows md
the mir Still, even though IL musical mill
ionairc from the start, his careful father has
felt it viii never do to let him run wild.
The boy is never allowed To- get into bad
musical company oi the Jim Grow order
Few parents, however, transmit such an or
gani2ation to their children And yet they
have transmitted one, and surrounded it
with infl' noes to call it out. The children
will have to cope with it all their lives.
Why not think, then, of what has already
been left the children, as well as of what may
be left them in money, if business turns out
we'll If father has bequeathed child an
irritable temper, why not, in mercy, try to
bequeath him the example of "A parent who
has governed and controlled the same in
trinity for lifetime. The child inherits not
merely what the parent inherited, but the
good or the bad use the parent made of such
Inheritance, the calming or the inilamng in
luence of the life lived in the chld's pres
ence. There are people in plenty in the land
money. What is wanted is more who sue
coed in leaving them intelligence, purity,
self-control, the memory of II happy home,
conservation to high way of living. 1t is Il
rare father who has not reason to look back
with terror and rcmorse on great many
things he has already left his children, and
for which they will have to be saints, in
deed, if they ever "rise up and call his
memory blessed. Boston Herald.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-17

Three large wolves having made havoc
among the train dogs of party of fur hun
tiers, price was set upon their heads. An
old experienced wolf is not easy to catch {;
indeed. his cunning in avoiding all traps is
quite wonderful. But an old Canadian.
hoping to gain the reward. set some spring
traps, which he fastened by chain to "a very
large piece of wood. A terrible storm kept
the old trapper at home for three days, but
ut length he visited his traps, and found one
wolf caught and dead. The second trap had
been set of without catching its prey, while
the third trap had disappeared. After long
and vain searching the old Canadian gave up
hope of discovering his lost trap, and solaced
himself by having gained one prize for the
one wolf he had shared
A month afterward the people of Green
Lake about ninety miles distant from the
spot where the traps had been set saw a wolf
walking ON one of their lakes apparently with
much difficulty. 1t was pursued and killed,
and then discovered to be the very wolf which
had stolen the trap, for the cumbrous steel
was still attached to his leg. The wretched
animal must have suffered much rs lie wan
dered through the forest for whole month,
dragging the heavy trap i'll the midst of the
most intense cold. lie was reduced to mere
skeleton from hunger, and this strange oc-
currence proves a tenacity of life in the wolf
difficult to understand
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-17
Not all Rose COlored.

"The man who goes to housekeeping after
having lived in a boarding house most of his
life, naturally rejoices at the change because
after all, there is nothing like putting ones
feet under ones own mahogany, don't you
knowi' remarked a benedict; but those who
are not so privileged should not imagine vain
things. The man of the house has a thou
sand more responsibilities than the man who
boards, and these, in a measure, balance the
advantages. For instance, it not infrequently
happens that the servant becomes obstreper-
Gus and has to be discharged"
"Then he finds that there is coal to carry
up; that there are furnace fires to rake down
and keep ablaze; that there are window shut
tiers to shut, and that the milkman and tho
baker come at disgustingly early hour in
the morning, and that if he wants cream for
his coffee and rolls for his breakfast he must
get up and answer their knocks at the gate
He finds, too, that there are clocks that all
the time demand winding, that there are peo-
pie who seem to make it a Business to ring
bis door bell and ask where Mr. Smith lives,
and that there are a thousand and one little
errands that Bridget used to do that he has
to do now himself. Oh, yes; there are n
good many things to mitigate the joys Of
housekeeping, especially when you happen 60
be without a servant girl n-Philaueiph ia
Bulletin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-17
English Servant Girls' Faults.

The modern servant girl does not know
her work, and, worse luck, there is no one to
teach her, and that is the plain truth of the
matter. Nopublic institution, however good,
can really fit a girl for domestic service"
In large institution girl learns nothing of
the difficulties and trials of a small estab-
ishment, where instead of being member
Of one large body, with distinct and clearly
defined duties, she finds herself thrown on
aer own resources and obliged-most difficult
task of ALTO think for herself. | remem-
Der very well the experience of a friend of
mine, who took girl from large home"
where orphans were taken care of and
trained as servants The girl came, a neat,
gentle faced lass, respectful willing and
obliging III short, a treasure, whom mistress
and maids We're, for wonder, unanimous i'll
praising. One day missed her and asked
the cause. ooh, she has left; said the work
was too hard
Never, never again will take girl from
one of those institutions. The girls are good,
well trained in manners and mind, anything
You like, but they are not taught to think.
Why, that very girl used to leave the nur-
sery brooms and pals outside the door, and
when checked for it said naivcly; "Ohl l
thought the girl whose turn it was to clear
up would put them away Another time
nurse found her wandering around the nur-
sery regions looking for the lift to convey
the dirty boots and shoes downstairs to be
cleaned, and she finally gave me warning,
dissolved in tears, because she could not
really manage the work, and on her return
"home' | had a sharp letter from the matron
in reply to mine, wondering chow | could
think of overwOrking child so shamefully!'
because | asked her to do work all my other
nurse girls had done easily, and which her
successor, the daughter of an old servant, of
her own free WILL supplemented by taking
the mending of some of the house linen off
my hands Until mistresses are prepared to
teach their servants themselves they will not
have good ones, or in fact servants at all in
the real sense of the word English Paper.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-17

You are feeling depressed, your appetite is
poor, you are bothered with Headache, you
are tidgetty, nervous, and generally out of
sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up, but
not with stimulants, spring medicines, or bit
tiers, which have for their basis very cheap,
bad whisky, and which stimulate you for an
hour, and then leave you in worse condition
than before. what you want is an Alternative
mat will purify your blood, start healthy ac-
ton If iiycraud Kidneys restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength. such
medicine you win md in Electric Bltters,
and only 80 cents q bottle at Dcaupre y Low
rCy's Drug store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-17
Hints for Those Who Trave!.

The journey being over and the first resting
place reached, comes the unpacking. Now
it will be seen if brains have been used in
filling the trunks and all possible contm-
gcncics forcsccn. We will hope so, and that
the tired Traveller will find all she needs with
out diving to the bottom of even one trunk
Now the housekeeping talent will come into
play; everything that is left out Of the trunk
for future use will be put as nearly as possible
in the same position in the strange room that
it would occupy i'll the familiar bed chamber
at home If handkerchiefs are usually kept
in the left hand corner of the upper bureau
drawer, in they go in the same place in the
hotel bureau. Thus no time is lost in looking
for things; we know by instinct where to go
to find everything, and our tired heads are
saved worry and trouble. But one caution
ON leaving the temporary resting place;
Don't rely on feeling sure" that "A certain
drawer or closet has not been opened. If the
owner put nothing i'll there, perhaps the
chambermaid did, and there is no thought SO
comforting, when seated in the train again,
as to reflect that every spot has been ex.
amined before the room was left and that
nothing remains behind. Marie Gozzaldi in
Good housekeeping,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-17

Rewardedure those VINO read
RtGN( UthlS and them act: they Will md
hEGlLl Y honorable emf oyment that Will
" not take them fir IN their homes
and families The profits are large and sure
tut every industrious person, many nave
mudc and are new making scNeml hundred
dollars "A month 1t is easy tor any one 10
make IS and upwprds per day, who is willing
h. work. Either sex, Young or old eapNN'
not need Il we start you, Eve ythlhg new
No sUeclal ability required: you, reader, can
do II rs well MS any one. Write 70 us AT once
for full particulars. which we mail Tree. Adj
dress Stinson 4 Co.. Portland, Maine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-17
ADVICETo MOTHERS.

Mrs. WIEsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used for children teething. II
soothes the child, softens the gums, ellays all
pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
for diarrh9a Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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