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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-08-03
sAsYs BIRTHDAY.

On rainy day In June,
You were born, you little loon.
You did nothing else but cry
Through the hot month OF July.
August brought no fun or frolic,
For all through 1t you had the collo.
September nearly saw you on
With tit Of whooping-cough.
crazed with watching in October,
Father seldom came home sober.
Through November, duh and dreary,
You contrived to make us weary,
December brought no Christmas joys,
Instead Of peace, twas noise, more noise
January's ice and thaw
Found you yelling nav and nav.
February being short,
We were MT bored as much, / thort.
March came in with a noisy whoop,
Then, Of course, you had the Group.
April came with fitful shower,
Howyour lungs Increased in powerl
May was worse than any yet.
Cutting teeth had made you fret.
Now you We come to June once mora.
And although you we vexed US sore,
Still on this your natal day,
drink your health, and hope you'll stay
-Chas. r. Loomis, in Puck.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-08-03
Peanuts and chufas. Etc.


Several farmers have insisted that
the best time and place to plant Span
ish peanuts, or chufas. is after small
grain harvest on stubble land. We
have no doubt that it is a good idea.
but 1t is by no means wise to rely main-
ly on crop Of field pens peanuts, or
any thing else to Sc planted on stubble
land. 1t is good policy to have always
a surplus of seed of these crops as well
as of sorghum, buckwheat, etc, that
we may plant according to circum-
stances. 1t is frequently the case THAT
stubble land can not be got into co0ds-
tion to plaut any thing until too late.
Chufas and peanuts (spanish) may pc
planted until July i; field peas a Iittio
later (for forag0. Southern Cuiti-
vator.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-08-03
Utilizing Surplus Fruit.

Farmers as we'll as professional
orchardists ought to make prepare
tions to get the greatest value possible
out of the abundant fruit crop. The
means of utilizing the surplus fruit
most available to the farm is feeding
to stock and drying or evaporating.
OF course eveey wide-awake farmer
will give his hogs all the fallen, partly
decayed and otherwise worthless fruit.
But after marketing to the extent that
may be practicable the fresh, ripe
fruit, drying or evaporating must be
resorted to. Evaporated fruit always
commands higher prices than the Or
dmary sun-dried, and every one should
procure or make cheap evaporator if
possible. The best cheap driers for
sun-drying are made as follows, using
for the frame light strips Of plank one
and half inches wide by one inch
thick:
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-08-03
Advice to Young Horse Trainers.

John Splan gives the following adj
vice to your trainers: IF I was going
to advise a boy on the subject would
say first he must have u natural love
for the horse in his character. and
then the determination to learn, aud
the harder he applies himself the bet-
ter for him. The younger he com
mences the better and to be an expert
he wants to commence at s.the lower
round Of the ladder. that is, TO groom
and properly care for a horse. While
this part Of his education IS going on
he must not neglect bis achool
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-08-03

The ''real rcd poppy" has recently
been found to have tho valuable power
OF binding with its roots the soil n
which It grows in such a manner thut
il will prove most valuable in support-
ing embankments. Already several
engineers have undertaken the sowing
Of railway emhankmeuts with peoples.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-08-03
encounter With a Cat.

Charles Sites, of Newark, N. j.. had
an encounter with cat recently that
he will not soon forget. He was walk
ing between two piles OF lumber in the
street when his attention was attracted
by an ugly growl. He scarcely had
time to turn to see whence it came be-
fore cat sprang beneath the boards
and planted its teeth in the calf of his
leg His flesh was further torn by his
efforts to shake the animal of, and fin
ally. at the risk of having his hands
bitten, he seizel it around the neck and
had to choke it into insensibility before
the vicious brute gave up the fight.
Even then he had TO remove its fangs
from his leg BY main force. st Louis
Globe-Democrai.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-08-03

AT the funeral OF the late Mrs.
Henry Hoffman at Sassamansville,
Berks county, Pa, there were used up
at the funeaal feast 200 pies, Is loayes
o. bread. 60 dozen rolls and cakes. a
eau and large quantity Of ham
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-08-03

1t isn't so bad to be disappointed in
love as in marriage.
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SEGA 9.

: Sa 8aiirop bat Der Yroceb geeen
Die OIL bem Nufrubr bel @ebar Greet
Setbeili9ten be9onnen. 9ie 3uiant=
meniebung Der SurD nabm 3pei Sage
in Nnipru9.
: Sn paris, 2amar gountp, fiel
ein Deutf9er, Namens Senrp 2efer,
Elm G6neioer bon Brofeflion, ber ii1
III bas Geniter geieBt bate unb einge=
f6lafen mar, aus bem aDeiten Stod.
tpert auf Die StraBe berab uno itarb ios
fort an ben bierbei erlittenen 8erlebunz
gen.
= Sie Stabt Yaris, 2amar @ountp,
ipurbe am 29. Sttober bon einem stpor
nltr gang fur3e 3eit anbaltenoen aber
iiberaus beftigen Wirbel6urm beimges
iu9t, bet betrd9tli6en S1aben anri1.
tete. 3ablrei6e 9d9er puroen ahges
bedt uno mebrere 5duier fart beI6d.
6igt. @s lit Elm Wunoer, baB feiM
Weni9ealeben babel gu @runbe gegans
gen ilt.
= Cine Nusabt bon @bideiatp uub
@boctams Snbianern, welbe als Gldger
Dor benz 8unbesseri6te gu paris auf,
getreten mareH, beabfi6tigen ii6 bems
nd6ft bei9merbefiibrenb an ben @on.
sreB in Waibinston gu tpenben unb bic
0erlegung bes 8unbesgeri@tes mad
Musfogee pber mad Gainesville gu
berlangen. Sn paris, ertldren iie,
berrid1e elm iOl6es 8orurtbeiI gegen
bic Snbianer, baB elm iol6er lliemals
iein &e6t Dor ben SeI9worenea etlans
gen f6nne. 3i9ter Bopman bat es
felbft sugegebeu, oaB bic Surp in benz
betrehenben Jalle nluenig N9tung bor
benz @eiebe betuieien babe"
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Ginen flaIitImeu gadhruf

fiir ben In Der 2eaoenwortber Golbatens
beimatb Derforbenen Wm. @iebelit
brin9t Der alte 2angen in feiuem r&an.
ias Selegrapb". Sir 2iebbaber bon
Slid nit Sauce 1T oer Na6ruf beion=
bers intereh hant, unb es nirb bieIeIben
wObl ni9t Wunber llebmen, baB Der
alte 9an9en an 56Iulle feiuer eaItros
nomii9en 2ei6enreSe ieluen oabinges
f6iebenen SreunO eriu9t, Quatier Fiir
i6n gu MAIDEN. So einen Gif@binmeI
tuiinf9en lie iicb tpobl aub = rua6
Gif6en ffebt fein Sim. = Sod bier
ber Refrolog:
rWil9elm SiebeliIt, meiu dIteEer
Greunb in Nmetita, 1T babin. 9lIs i9
1858 auf Der 8auz9ltaoemie in Berlin
fuoirte, mar pbas WaIol1lob6en bon
9ie6eliii" in Der SorotbsensStraBe in
Berlin uniere Stammtnsipe. Sort
murbe Siublaters 9resOener Walo.
idiDB6en getrunten. geionbers Slid
nit elmer ertra Sauce ipar mein 2iebs
lin9ss @eridt. 1872 traf i'd Siebelilt
in @bieago als 8efber bes Wigwams.
Wir erfannten uns 8eibe fogIeid uno
bas @rite, mas er fagte, mar: ,sSebt
giebt's aud mieberJii6 nit Der Sauce."
ST ging na9Omaba, i'd ua9 2anfas.
@ines Sages mar i'd gum geiu9 in ber
alten Surnballe, ieBt &umpf's, unb fab
auf Dem Sun6 Counter Slid, BET bie
famofe Sauce Batte. Sol1e Sauce
ua6te ftiiber Siebeliii, iaetei6 su mel.
mem SegIeiter, oa tlopfte mir Semanb
auf bic 56ulter unb iogte: vDir batte
lie teBt aud gemaGt." 5iebe ba, es
NOR mieber meiu lieber 9iebslilt. Sc.
oesmal beiu6te i9 i'm, menni i'd Do mar
unb bdtte ids geabnt, als i9 sulebt in
Seabenwortb mar, i'd ndre germ in's
Solbatenbeim gefabren.
9ebten Jreitag Mittag ein Yiartel por
2 1br tarb ct bort unb wutbe 5amifag
Wormittag 8 llbr nit miltdrii6en @bs
rem auf benz Snbalioen Gir9bof beer
bigt.
Tempt Passati! Seine JiidIaree,
feline froben @rinHerungeu, fein Wieoer.
feben bier mebr. Q4ir werbeu ale alt
nnb fallen ab ipie bic iDelten 8l1tier BON
gaume bfs 2ebens. Nfad1 mir bort
Quarter, alter lieber Surge, 10 lange
i'd nod ausbalte, benfe id Dein.
8. bDn 2angen.
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tbumli6 fiji I'M 3inmer, unb als ct
aufblidte, iab TT fie, biuausblideno.
fteDen, unb stDei i9mere, iiltmme Sbrdz
nen follten iiber ibre Wangen.
Gin tiefes 2eio griff inn pl6bli9 in's
Ser3, er fErang ouf lie a1 unb f6loB fie
in ieine 4rme. 9ilbegarb, fagte er,
unb Der Son ieiner Stiinme tlang pies
Der, mie ant eriteu Sage ibres 3uiame
mentreffens, mein fiiBer, lieber @ngel,
meine ni9tl tpeine ni9tl Iber nun
faut iie in feline Qrme unb i9lu93te
bitterli6.
Warum biit benn beut' 10 segen
mt92 fo-fo gang anoets2
Wsine ni6t fagte er no9 einmaI,
6as nd9iie Nial bring id Sir ben
59n;pp nit unb = uno neil Du i'm
gar 10 germ baif, wiI i'd ibn Dir
f9enfen.
Sic lddelte uuter Sbrdueu uab
i6aute i'm nit ben freunbliden Nus
gen an.
9u bift bod ipirfli9 elm gutter, ein
gu gutter Mann, fagte iie, aber bas bers
lang i'd unb iuill i@ ia gar ui6t. Nur
fagen iOlft mir, mas gu beute bat2
yfun feb, ertuioerie ct, i9 babe iebt
biel gu benfeH unb gu urbeiter. i6 babe
elm groBes, i6meres @ramen gu MAIDEN.
Gin @ramen2 fragte lie.
Sa, baff Du f9on einmal babon gez
bort, mas oas beoeutet, penn Semano
bas NiieHorsg gramen ma9t2
Sic fflug bic 9dnbe 3uiammen.
Gin aneiIOr2 fragte iie ftaunenb, bas
bit Su2 9u biit elm Nfefor?
yto6 nibt, CAB er la@enb 3ur Nnt.
mort, aber i'd mid elmer perben.
8 Su mein-fubr fie fort, bann biit
Su Ia mobl eigentlid Elm gang bornebs
mer Serr? Damn tpirF 9u lpobl an
@noe nod gar einmal Elm @rceqen3s
Serr2
st belt fie ld9elnb i'm Nrm.
Wo Su binoentii2 iagte er. sic
i9aute au ibm auf.
unb bas aIio Iiest Dir i'm &opf
fagte lie, bas gramen; o gu armss
SdaBerl' gu, Du lieber, lieber Mtann |!
Gin tiefer Seuf5er Der 8erubigung
bob ibre gruft; ibr @ef6t mat pie
berfldrt. 5H benz Nueenblide b6rte
man ein leiies &roBen on ber Sbiir
brauBen, unb nit eiuem Sau6sen fog
fie bin, i'm su 6fnen.
Sas 9unoel! rief fie, bas Iiebe quite
DunOel! llnb fie bob Sdnipp, ber
ieinem 9errn auf benz ipoblbefannten
Wege na6gelaufen mar, froblodenb in
ben Nrnen empor. Sm gtu mar er
beg MaulfOrbes entlebiet unb bann
bernabm ulan, tpie Ell iid nit f6lap.
penocr 3unge Die MI6 f6meden lieB.
bon Der iie beute einen groBen 3opf fur
ibn beforgt bate.
(Xortfehuno foInf
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ltmnernterft iibcrrnmpelt.

llnpprberseiebeue llrIa6en fir Mialaria finoen id
uberaa. Sine gum 5betI nit @aHer Sefhate 9pbenz
ientuns in Ger Ndbe 2Bcbnun9, cine auf frber
@runoe errt6ete gebduuns uup piete anbere, auf
erlen Slid mod lpeit ferner hesenbe uriaben brinsen
atnplphdrilde MaSnleu berppr, aus penen M bic Set
me entmtdeIn, bic beim 6tnabmen 6ieber aer gr unp
ror Ilem bic 9eflrdtete Maldria ereu9en. @irp Sc
mane unperbpft prn malaria arti9en 3uitdnben be-
fallen, 10 plte bel fer erIeu parauf btnceutenpen
perasenbeu beebenhen Gliyir, genannt 9piteer Nia
senbttterS, 9reifen hu5 felt LANCER alS etnem Orttels
labrbunbert unh auf pen peri6epnn 1beilen uniere8
Suit NIB gEaGer einsedludten Miasmen neHtralilirt
bat. 0aS 8ttterS re3t ben Wiasen, bic Gebdrme uno
bic eeber ,ur 1bdtiSte an, trebt ansebenben &beu=
eer @ieren unp ber 9lae @8 bef6r6ert seiunpen Sla
unp Gppet unb bilft gum leiteren Grtra9en Der Sc
trehen oeS bpben MIterS.
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Cages ssWenisfeitem.
z II Ian b.

= Scr. Gam Souiton bon Seras,
ber Gobn beg beriibmten Generals
Soulton, beiu6te in MaiDington ben
Staatsiefretdr Blaine, um ibm fiir Die
Mrt unb Weile gu banfeM, in welder er
beg 8enerals 6ouiton in ieinem gu6e
40 Sabre i'm SongreB" Grtudbnung ges
than.
= lleber bic 8lutsGeboe III 6arlan
Goun!D, GentudD, tpirb aug 8arbours
billie beti6tet: Ri6ter Selpis bot iebt
nit ieinen 2euten ben ganaen S6aus
pIab Der Sumulte unter Ieiner &ontrolle.
Dle 6omaro partei pirb geapuhgen,
ben Staat gu DstIalien. 2epis bat ejne
fleiue. aus 65 po.5tlsljA bemaffaeten,
uneri@rpdeaen 2euten beitebenbe5ruppe
unter ii9, bic Seben entruaffaem, ben fie
betpaffnet borfinben. &i6ter 2etpis 1T
entI6lofen, Dor feinem Mittel 3uriids
suf6reden, um enbli6 &ube uno ORB
nung tpieber beraulteuen.
= Wus bem 5taate Colorado tpirb
itarfer S6neefaa beri6tet. Sn 9ene
ber liegt Der S9nee bereiis iiber Z 3ou
bod uno babel f6neit es immer nod
tpeiter.
= 9as Ser. Staten 3ransport.
S6iif rMonongabela" 1T bon Samoa
in San 6raneiseo eingetroffen. Nn
8orb beg 56iifes befanb fd Der Me.
tau 5arg nit ber 2eife bes am 16.
Mdr3 pdbrenb beg Ortans Bel Npia err
trunfenen Gapiidns S1oonmafer bon
oer rVanbalia". Das s9iff bra1te
au6 bic bur9 5auder tDieoer bonn Mees
resgrunbe beraufgebra9ten @ef6ube
Der v8anbalia" unb bes 8rentOn" nit
3uriid.
: Su philadelphia slou5te man
tuieber einmai, Saseott, ben Wi0rber
bes gbicagoer MIlliondrs Snell, ertpif1t
5u baben, alleiu cs fteate Iid3 beraus,
baB ber iunge Mann, ber i9 alerbings
bur@ iein i9eues Weien per6d6tig ges
madt battle, Elm Maun Namen5 Sas
muel gOmman mar, BET megen zines
0iamanteus8au bel benz er $35, 900
erbeutet bate, 3tuei Sabre i'm 3u6ts
bauie gu Columbus, Obio, geielIen
bate.
slanb.
= Sn Sale on Der Saale bat Ser
profeKOr Dr. @oide, elm nabmbafter
@elebrter auf bem @ebiete Der beutI6en
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Selbitmorb begans
gen. inoem er li9 bic &eble nit feinem
NaIirzWleiier bur6fhni!t.
= g8ie aug 8elgrab mitgetbeilt pirb,
beabF6tigt Der 81 = &6uig 0filan bon
SerbieH ii6 bemnd9ft nit elmer paris
ierin 3u Derbeiratbeu.
= Sn Wfabrio uurben bic @ortes er=
6Ifuet, unO apar obne 3bron &ebe.
- Sie &eprGientanten Der in @tben
anfdiiigen Gremben ina6ten benz Ser.
sog bon Sparta un6 ieiner iungen Sat.
tin, Der &ronprinSeiin Sophie, ibre
Iuftuartung unb bra6te benz iungen
paare ibre 8ltidwiini6e bar. gu @b.
rem bes @rafen Serbert gismarf fanb
beim britiiden @efanoten Elm @alas
Diner ftatt, 3u luel1sm au9 bic lbmis
rdle Der I'M piraeus liegenben euglie
Iben, beutf9en unb italienil6en Sc
i1maber eingelaoen mor6en maren.
- Sn ber centralsamerifaniitben &e.
publit Guatemala iit tpieber einmal
cine Der bort ibliden &ebolutioueu
aus9ebrO6en. Sn ber Probins Santa
&oia fano Elm &iot itatt, Der bon ben
&eglerun9struppen erit mad breitGgigem
Sample unteroriidt Derben fonnte.
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Sin aeIunoer alter 9Ranu,

Wr. Sos. Wilion BON NaensSprings,
Sls., Der bic 60ger Sabre iiberi6ritten
bat, iagt: SD babe biele Mebi3inen
probirt, baooH mebrere iebr CUTE; aber
nic babe i9 cine gefunben. bic 10 iebr
Qaes erfiillt. mas fir Fie beaniprudt
mirb, tpie @bamberlains @olics, @bo.
leras unb 0iarrboe Meoi3in. @s lit
mirtli9 cine Dunberbare MeOi5in. Gum
8ertauf bel &. @Obn & Co., Galteper &
5obn unb allen anberen ApOtbeten.
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9te ,teue @ntSetfuua.

Sic GIe baben S6re Sreunhe unb Setannten faspn
gre9en biren Steueift np sic aud ielbit Giner BON
Oenen, irel6e an Iih ielbf erfabren baten pie sut
ote8 lltttel 1T. gBenn Sic eS ienalS perudt baben
eann iino Sic aud elm treuer 6reuub bdppn 0enn
iper etnmal enen 8eriub NIT Dr. Sings Neuer Gnts
eedun9 SemaGt bat, her bait e5 aud prn Der 3et an
tmmer IN ietnem 0auie. gBenn sic eS nr6 niemals
9ebraut Baben, uno einen Suen pher etne Grtdltuns
baben inlten, rrer trsenp en aenen ber 9unse, hes
9aleS rber her Sruit, eann per6afeu sic fitb cine
Sla)de bterprn unp reru6en Sic eS. Der 6rfclg
mtre in ehem Sale sarantirt, pher cas- @ep pirp 5us
rndgeSablt. grpbelaldeu gratis in her gpptbete
OretB, 3bpmpIpn & So.
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: gu ben isbt in benz fanatii6 taz

: gu ben ieBt in bem fauatii6 faz
tbolifben @egeHben gaperns tagenbeu
S9wurgeri6ten itsllen Sittl!9feitss
8erbre6en unb Meineibe ein eridredenb
groBes Contingent. 9luf Der 3ages-
orbnung oes mittelfrdntii9en S9purs
geri6ts ifanben 27 Gdlle, bapon 10
Sittlidteiiss s8erbre6en, s Meineibe, 4
&inbest6btunqen. gsim oberpfdlsiI6en
S6wuraeri6t ebenfalls 81 6dle, uno
atpur Is Weineib> unb Z Sittli9teitss
Berbre6en. Beim nieberbaDriI6en
Shmurgeribte 16 6dqe, popon Z Silt,
!idteits 8erbre6en unb 3 Wteineibsz
Gdle. 0fuB bic 5batfa6e ni9t sum
yta6centen anregen, baB oerartige Ser.
bre6en gerabe in bisien ofrommen @es
genben" bel ipeitem 5ablrei6er linb, aIs
ionIimo i'm &eide2 8eiipielsipeiie BOP,
pelt 10 bdufig, als in benz als iocialsoe,
mOfratif6 unb freigeiitis perf6rienen
Sa6Ien2
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Scr erfte gdritt.

8ieleitt lit SIR sau3eS Spitem auser Sronuns, sic
t6Hnen nht elien, ntGt idIafeu, ni6t beuten tur3
Sic t6nnen RifS tbun, ME Sic wohi m68teu, un6 Ste
fra9en fA eriaunt, mas S9nen ei9entIt5 feble. sic
plteu etne iplde g8arnun9 nht unbeahtet laIeu 0aS
Sic trau6en elm @erpens Stdrtuns8 MttteI, uuo In
Gletrie gter5 meree sic Naes fiuneu, mas iur Ser
ieuanS Res nuturltden 3utanpe5 Shrer 9erpen nbiba
it,. ueberrai4erpe Geiuiate foiSen eem @ebrauae
her, be 9eroouuns ppuiebt fh nieecr in eere9elter
2eetie uno eeber unn Rteren nebmen ibre Ibdttgeit
pieher ME trlber Gal. Wlan periude cine 6laite.
HreiS so 9entS bel " DreB, 1bempicn & g. uup
allen aneeren Nppthetern.
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unb Die 5tubenten.

g 6tbe unb Die 5tubenten.
@6tbe iaB emit in v9uerbads Seller"
in Seip5ig unb goB 3u Dem Dein, oen
er Ii6 bate geben laien, itets 8afer.
@inigen Stubenten am yfsbentiihe,
toel6e ii6 an reinem Wein beleftirt bot.
ten, mar bieIe Mii6ung bes nobel aus.
Iebenben Serrn, ben iie iibrigens nibt
tannteu, aufgefallen uno iie batten ts
ni6t unterlaRen t0nnenL ii6 iiber bieie
prO3sbur luliig gu MAIDEN. Giner bies
fer luffigen StuoeHten ging an BEN Dit,
meiIter beran unb fragte nod BEN
@runbe Der @tif6ung. .Dns min i6
Sbnen fagsn, mein Ser" erpiberte
Der Sidter unb CAB folsenbe menig Be,
fannie gereimte Nnttport:
8oNer ALIEN madt itumn,
DaS betpeiien I'M @aIer oi, Slide;
gSein ollein madt bunm,
Dns bepciIen bic Serr'n AM Glide;
Siepeil i'd nun feneS bou 8eiocn modlt fein'
90 trinf i'd nit 8aTer bermiIdt ben @ein.~
9ieie poeIiebole 2tntuort hattie nQtilr.
lid ibre Wirftng ni9t berFeblt.
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5n 0abr6eit ber 9brige
Die bier omerifonifheu 0rie

Die bier 0meritanif9en 9riees.
i3ifte s5roquois", nalert" vMobican"
uno gydpfc" linO i'm Safen BON Sonos
lulu liattontrt, unb follen aud bis mad
oen 9teutpablen bort bIeiben, un i'm
Galle neuer unruben gum e6ube Der
auf 9aluaii pertreienen ameritaniI6en
Snterefen au bienen.
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~ 8ebriiber @riber, go.
246 Commerce StraBe, fino prattii6e
Supeliere unb ubrma9er. Sic belors
gen prompt alle 2eparaturen uno Iab.
ren biefeIben in ber gei9idtefen Weiie
aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-30
(6ortissuns foIst.)

Sin Mann, Der 40 Sabre Nebi3in prattisirt
bat, lOllte SaIs bon 3uder unterf9eioen fon>
nen; left, mas er fast;
SOtebo, O., San. 10. 1887.
5rn. 3. .. @beneb & @o.-Neine Serren!
- SD bin felt 40 Sabren meif in Der ollaes
meinen drjtliden 9rariS aeipefen, unb m6d)te
faser, bab in ali meiner @raris unb Grfabruna
id ME elm Yrdparat eeleben babe, bas id, nit
70 biel gertrauen auf Grfolg berfdreiteu fonnte,
ais 8 alPs & atarr6 Sur, fabrisirt bor So,
nen. Sabe es gar bieIe MaIe beridrieben, unD
bic @irEuns 1T punberbou, unb mo6te gum
S9lub fasen, bab i'd nod einen Gall bon sta.
tarrb su firoen babe, ben eB nidt turiren mir.
be, penn man eS Den GnDeiiungen semGB Gin,
ndbme.
5n @abr5eit ber 9brige
6. 6 @prfuh, Wl. D.,
Office 2l5 Sumnit Ctr
Sir pOllen einbuuOert Dollars fir ieben 8aa
bon aatarrb eebsn, ,ber nidt NIT 9alPs & q.
tarrb aur gebeilt tueroen fann 5nnerlid)
9enonmen
.. J. gbentB C Co., eisentb., &oIeSO,O ..
eB- Ssrfauft bon apotbefcrn, rs 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-30

rag Sir hie feinfe Serfeps
y tier luenoet @u9 on Riol.
ba ia & WeIton.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-23
Miss Anthony on colbert EIsmere.

People who imagine that woman suffrage is the
only subject that Miss Anthony gives moments
thought to would be amused to read the account
given by a Washington paper of recent dinner Of
the Six O'clock Club. This club is composed Of
the most influential literary and scientific people at
the capital, and on this occasion Miss Anthony was
the honored guest and sat at the right of the chair
man of the club, Dr. VIM. A. Hammond, the very
man who is popularity supposed to spend his time
in weighing woman's brains and pronouncing them
hopelessly deficient.
After the dinner, DR.. Hammond announced that
the subject for discussion would be "Robert Els
mere" 1t is interesting to note that of the one
hundred and eight persons present less than a
fourth held up their hands when asked by the
chairman who had read the book. Our general
however, was equal to the occasion. She had read
the book and she is reported as saying on this oc-
casion that she found nothing new in the book
Those questions in it that trouble theoogians have
all been discussed and settled by the Quakers long
ago. Miss Anthony found food for reflection in it
for she said: "What troubled me most in reading
the book was to see the remarkably reckless way
in which young people marry. Any outsider could
see that those two people were not fitted to marry.
wondered by what means young people could
come to know each other before marriage = Wom-
ans Tribune.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-23

IT is only by assuming that the right of suffrage
is "fanced obligation that its privileges and
duties can be lightly dismissed. In a country like
Russia, suffrage may be considered by those in
power as ''fancied obligation y but, under
government by the people, its obligations are posi-
tive and real. 1t is an instrument of justice and
guaranty of liberty. Nor can the most ingenious
casulstry demonstrate that the obligations of citi-
zenshp which create suffrage are real for men and
altogether fanciful for women.
Not until suffrage is regarded as
sacred duty will voters put their coincidence as well
as their brains into the ballot.
Nor does this duty seem any less sacred when
exercised by woman. We are unable to under
stand why it should be any more odious for a
woman to vote for a new alderman than for new
minister; why, if women send their children to
schools in which seven-eighths of the teaching is
done by women, it should be any more odious for
them to choose the men and women who are TO
serve on the school committee; or why it should
be any more odlous to vote for mayor or governor
than for school committee. 1t is such distinctions
as these which seem fanciful not the obligations
that underie them.
If woman suffrage comes, it will be because Of
elements of duty and justice which enter into it;
it will be because 1t is felt that the women citizens
of this country should have the same political and
legal privileges as men wherever their interests are
identified it will be because the State needs wom-
an quite as much as woman needs the State. And,
if women exercise this privilege with fidelity, it
will be because they accept it of the sacred
obligations that pertain to their children, their
homes and their country Christian Register,
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-23
Have You a Boy to Spare?

The saloon must have boys, or it must shut up
shop. Can't you furnish it one? 1t is great fac
tory, and unless it can get at least 100000 boys
from each generation for raw material, some of its
factories must close out, and its operatives must be
thrown on cold world and the public revenue will
dwindle One family out of every five must con-
tribute boy to keep up the supply. Will you
help? Which of your boys will lit be? The minotaur
of Crete had to have trreme full Of fair maidens
each year; but the minotaur of Americans de-
mands city full of boys each year. Are you
father? If not, some other family has had to give
more than It's share. Are you selfish, voting to
keep the saloon open to grind up boys, and then
doing nothing to keep up the SUPPLY Golden
Censur