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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-04
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benz bur4 elm leibenbes .unb fHreienbes
Sinh n1ebrere Nddte Der S9laf geronbt
murbe unb Der 5u Der ueber3eusung aes
lanste, baB Wrs. Winslpns Spcthing
Snrup Ssrabe Der NrtiteI jei, befIen er far
bos 3inb benSthi8te, faufte einen Vcrratt
baecn. Mls er mad 1auie fam unb ieis
ner 6rau BACON Mittheiluns maate, mel.
serte fe ii@. benz 3inbe bon Dem @etoufs
ten 3u rerabreiden. ba fe cine Nnhdnge-
rim Der ScmSOpatbie mar. Die nddite
Madt murbe mieber idlaftos psrbro4t.
Als Der 8ater oul nddifsn Ga8e mad
Sauie fam, fanb er bas Sinh f1ledter
ais ie, unb ba {: abermals cine idlafcie
Madt befardtete, perabrei4te er wdbrenb
Der Nbpsienbeit feiner~ Traa benz 9inbe
cine Bcrtipn bes Sprup unb iaete ni1ts
bapon. Die Nadt barauf iHlief Nles
wrbl unb Der tleine Sdreier eruadte
am Mcrsen nit beiterm @etdt. Die
Mntter mar erfreut iber ben plSelihen
puneerbaren Wedfel unb obppbt (e li&
3uerit telsibiSt fibl.e, ale Re guffldruns
erbielt, ieste fe bennod ben @etran@
bes Garmps fort. @areienbe Rinber
unb idlalcie Na&te finb ibr Jest unbes
fannt. Cine s%in3elne Brcbe nit benz
Sprup bat nod bas 2eiben iebes 9inbes
uno baS Vorurtheil Der Wntter befieat.
Sn allen apotbefen au baben; Is Gents
bic Hlafhe.
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Cine f&tpieriae Soperatiom.

Gin @eporter bes rSeroloA purbe seferu
Germ @m. Sarbis bon Santaqnin, 1tab
County, borseitent. Dieter Serr 1T elmer bon
Denen, bic bur9 Or. Yrentice bon boaiser
8Iinbbeit furirt tpurben. 8or etma II Sabreu
aos fi6 gr. Sarbis elm sussnleiben gu, bas f@
bon Sabr gu Sabr b~eridiimmerte, bis nod s
Sabren boaise grblinbuns eintrat. Sabre lang
maste er umberssfibrt tuerbeu, ba sr nidt mebr
i'm Stanbe mar, ieIbft ieinsn @sg gu inben.
Dor etpa elmer ISOLDE beiudte er Or. Yrentice
unS Der 0oftor enti@Iob fid, an inn cine Obe-
ration Der fOsenannten @esenbosenbaut borau.
nebmen-eine Der fdpierisfen SSerationen,
bic Is siebt. Gin Mefer purbe einsefetta ami.
i9en benz tpeiben nnb benz Sur9fdtisen Ebeile
bes auses unb Damn tuurbe elm 9beil Der Sris
ausseidnitten unb bic Sriibune bon Der 2inte
%eatfernt, porauf bas Muse iorsfaltis perbun.
ben ipurSe. @efrrn fam Der Patient gum Dot>
tor, Der ben gerbanO abnabm, porauf Der ga
tient pieber leien tonnte. Or. #rentiee bermas
ale g~ribunsen Der einie au entfernen unO bic
NhPsue ouutY ltuI gu hNuWeu. QN Altf pte CT
bas ause pieoer beilte, mar s~erabeou number.
bar unb bic Operation bate febenfaas einea
slansenben erfols. Ser alte Serr,-Mr. Sar-
bis 1T bereits bel Sabren-laste, bab bic Sps.
ration bnrdaus ni@t f@mersbaft ge~efen fei
unb bab bic Anpenbuns bon 8etaubunssmit.
teIn sar nidt n0tbis gepefen ipare.
Or. Gulbertfon bon Snbiana pobn'e Der
Operation bel unb als Der Reporter biefen iiber
BEN Gal fraste, faste ~berielbe: sd babe abn.
li@e Sperationsn fdon oft borsenommsn uib
tpei6 baber cine CUTE gang eenau Don elmer
fdledten gu unterf9eiben. Sebet Sanbsrif
bes Or. Prentiee mar fiber unb meiterbaft.
Da CAB es fein 36sern uno fein 3aubern unb
bic Operation bate gar ni9t mufersiltiser
aussefibrt iperben fEnnen. Gold cine Ope.
ration fam aber s~erabe,u als elm Y~rdfiein an.
geieben perben. Mer bieIe auSflbren fam,
Der fanm iebe bornetmen. Sd babe ben alien
GERM feiieem oft seieben unb pas &eiultat ent.
fpriGt SrQtommen BET t~poblseluugenen Spe>
ration"
Or. gulbertion 1T eine AutOritat auf bieiem
@ebiete, BITE algemein anertannt ipirb, unb Or.
Yrentiee bat baber teinen @runb eS gu beoau.
ern, bab Serielbe 3euse feiner Operation GENE.
len if.-(Sa alt 2afe @ith Seralo)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-04
~ Geinite unb biaigfie Drudia,
den bel s o INF On BROS.
@us. SBatua q sptu.

llnfere 0auptnabrung 1T unb bIeibi
bds Gleif@, unb INN foI@es frif9 uno
gut at erlanger, fam man nnm6glid
einer auperldifgeren Marft finben, ala
ben bon Wm. 06fing & Sobn, go.
511 NDe. 6. Die 9erren baben BEN
@ef@mad ibrer Gunben &e9nung &C.
trageil unb In ibrem gtablifement cine
taIte 2uftmaf9ine erri9tet, tuel6e allen
Mnforberungen fur grbaltung unb gnts
fernung f@dbliGer Sngrebien3en bes
6Ieif@es eHtipridt. sic baben beffdns
big in ibren 9iebb6fen einen groBer
@orratb bon Waftbieb, aus tueI9em
Itur bas Bette fiir lire &uuben setudbIi
tDir0. Wer reef bebieut fein mill, BET
6eiu@e ben @artt, go. 511
Arenue 9. 1,10t1
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@abl : Yrpflamtatipm.
Mapors Office,
Stabt San Nntonio, Seras,
1S. Snnuur. 1899

AOs ONWNHbI AOOOs
Sn Golge Der mir burM ben Ireibrief
lnb bic Sr6inansen Der Stabt San
Nntonio iibertragenen Qutpritdt, erIaf5e
i'd, 8rpan @aQagban, MaDor Der Stabt
San Mntonio hermit meme Yrotlamas
tim unb orbne an unb beffimme, BOB
cine Wabl am
3weiten Monteg int Tebrnar 1889.
(alio ON eIften Sage bes befaeten Mo.
nats) absebalten tpirb, UNI Bic folgens
ben Beamten gu ertpdbIen, ndmli9:
Mapor, &eforber, Solicitor. GtraBens
fommiRdr uno sm6lf Siabtratbsulit.
glieber.
Oie @ttmmpldBe in ben berfGiebenen
Warbs perben bon s ubr Morgens bis
6 ubr Mbenbs an ben folgenben Grten
ofen fem:
Marb go. 1. poIi5ei : 0oupiquar.
tier, Militdrs pla5a; Wabl.8oriiben6er,
Simon R6nisbeim.
Warb No. 2. @de ga1t unb Dole
roia 5traBe; Wabls 8orfibenber, s.
q. Sande;.
Warb go. 8. gde 2arebo unb Wef.
0Oufon etraBe; Wabl : @orfBenber,
Sobn Stappenbed.
Waro go. 4. Grif9's Sole; Wabls
8orfBenber. s. 8ilemoin.
Waro $50. 5. Gpmmer's @arteu
@de NDe. 8 unb 3ebnte GtraBe +;
Wabls8 orfibenber, @ujtab JralG.
Warb go. G.. @de Gin .nnb NoIau
etraBe; Wabls8 orfBenber, Wm. s.
page.
Warb go. Z. gde MatasOrba unb
0ictoria @traBe; Wabl : D~orfbenber,
CHARLES u. 9ennp.
Warb go. s. 2O7 SID : Nlamo,
@traBe, gde Nilita @troBe; Wabl.
8orfBenber, g. 90. McNaifer.
Die Wabl tpirb absebalten unb bic
Ueridte oariber Derben eiagerei1t in
uebereinfimmung NIT Seftion 20 bes
ffdbtii9en Greibriefes unb nit Dem
StaatsgefeB, Nfte bonn IA. Mdr3. 4.
Suli 1887, ber 20. 9egislaiur, Seite
81.
Die Stimmgeber in ieber Warb film.
men fir einen Mapor, einen &etorber,
einen Solicitor, einen StraBentpmmifs
fdr, einen alderman ibrer reipettipen
Warb unb bier Ml6ermen at large.
Gum 3eugniB bierfir unterfdreibe
i'd bier meinen Hameu unb babe beraii.
~zA laBt, baB bas Sieael. Der Stabt
kRSD San Mntonio an 0ieiem IS. Gage
beg Sanuar A. D. 1889 bin3ugefigt
tpirb.
BRIAN galIagban n,
Masor.
8ei6einigt:
6. g. @lauoOn, @iip gIert.
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Ser falte WtubftpB,

Der Die fabIen 3ipeise eriaauern ma6t, irirb BON Dem
reiden Gpifurder btnter ieinen bier Wdnben niat pers
ipirt, 'aber ale weiden mcutsen Deden, bic er auf
sutsebetster Sfen austrbmt, f6nnen ibm baS Waarf in
ben Gnp6en nidt eripdrmen, ipenn ibn bas Gieber nit
eit8en arauen %umipannt bait. s ptetter8 M a.
9enbitters lit has Gltytr, welfe8 iein burdfdltete8,
bebenbes @ebetn nit belebenper 0arme burditrbmt
mnb Bite hph9rabise Sise unb BEN ermattenben Sdweib
%beieitist, pelde beim gSedielfteber nit benz Sdhttels
frpit abwe4ieln S4leidenbe8 Gieber, Watl3bei4iperz
ben, santser @eidmad, fur8 iehs befanate Sprnl BON
malariaartigen arantbeitcn inuB BOT btefer ~frdftisen
unb slet&3eitis s~einnben unb gut befpmmenben Me=
satrifdes acpfreb, 9ppetitmansel, S4IaHpisteit,
NbeumattsinuS unb Sdmdde werben ebenfans bura eS
furirt. I'm cine pplftdnbtse Cur gu e~r3telen, ipute man
eS reselmdbis sebrau9en.
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galifornia meiue.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes 9as
ger bon feinen California Weiner Bel
0errn s. 5. Meper am alamo
YIaaa. 6err Meper fE@t bic Weine
an Or unb SteIe aus ri.b fault brett
aus benz 2eler Ter Wein3iGter. als
gutem Qenner gelingt es Tim tets, bic
beIfen Sorten au~s3utpdblen. ct fann
feline 2un6er uu0 Ganilien hit einen,
gute1 9ropfen Derfeben. 2otbz unb
WeiBueine in bor3iigli1er QuaIitdi
bon iebt ab $1.00 Der 8alone = frei
ins 0ous geliefert.
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Ridter s. N. 2inbisb bon @ainespiae,
Ssr., III elm gut unb Surtbsilbaft betannter
@tann in Seras Ct mar in Dr. @rentiee'a
8ebanbluns Dor 4 Sabren unb last an Sdlu6s
eines tiralid an Or. @rentiee seri6teten 8rie.
fes Sbre 8ebanoIuns bat mir srobe Oicnits
geleifet mno bin i'd Sbnen banfbar bafir. 81
foate mid freuen, bon Sbnen gu borem.
@rgebenf
s. W. Qtnbfeh.
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Ser Gamiliemar5t

ooer 4oidbrise grfabruns eines bsutf9ea arg
ties. 9ieies Bud foa fsinespess ben Sauss
arst in jcbem Sail erfsten, absr trctbsin niro
Go fid als gang unsntbebrlider &attseber in
ieoem Sausbalte bepdbIen. 90 Seist, ME
&ranfbeiten berbitst uno i'm Gnfanssfaoium
betGmpft perben tonnen. &e3epte unb Be-
benslpeiie in alien 8rantbettsfduen senau an.
seseben. SIR 25 @euts in Roifmarfen fret
berionbt. Man a~sreifire: |ribate gltnic
s. 9ispenfarp, Is 9. @Dnftun Gtr.,
S3etu 9prf, u. y.
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&i6ter ~. .. @rief's tleine Sodier
@obie in Sort @ortb, gsras, bel9e bieIe Sabre
lang i@ielte, ipuroe bon Dr Yrsntiee in he.
niger ais elmer Minute operirt unb sIei9t
iest elmer ipaniiden Sd0nbeit. Dies if nur
elm GaG unter Sunberten, no Or. Yrentiee
total fdielenbe ausen in normale umuanbelte.
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1@r pianOs. - @roBe preiIe,
l@ledte Waare, NOten NIT 3iuien,
binheube Rontrafts, tpertbloIe @arans
item &C., mtfett bef Oener e~rtpartet
iuerben, bic pianos anb OrgeIn BON
0aufrern, Rrdmern, 2onfguations.
0dufern unb berglei9eu faufen. Ser.
meibet bies, iubem Sbr Bel benz saber.
IdffgeH 0auie BON Shos. Gogsan &
gros., San antpuio, fnuft.
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Der CINDERELLA gAttb Store,
gde Of.QoufontraBe unb Mpenue G


Ode Ofs5ouifonfraBe unb Nbenue c..
bat feinen gorratb BON @duben fur
0erreH, Dnmer unb Rinber fir bic bes
b~orffebenben Saiions erbalten, uno III
i'm Stan6e, alen Mnfprii1en, welde
man on elm elegantes ooer an bauers
bates unb preispiiroiaes 51ubperf
felt, gu geniigen. Der GinbereIa
Soul Store lit elm lebr beliebs
ter @intaufsort; namentlin oeutl1er
9amen, niGt nur Der 3ubprfommenben
8e6ienuns ipegen, fonbern tbatid9li9
ueil bic f~eilsebotenen Waaren in ieoer
6inii6t fmpfe5Iensnertb finb unb ga.
tisfattion seBeben baben. Man finbet
bier bas 8OraigIi6fe, mas GuBbetleis
bungsfinftler rlur leiIfen t6nneu;
S9ube fir ben Baliaal, Iusgebes
f@ube, @6ube fiir's 9aus unb ffarfe,
babel bod elegante G1ube fur &in6er.
9erren uerbett in elei9er Weiie be-
bient. ales pnBt ME ange8oiIen.
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Ignite & Lytle Coal Co.

Ssrfudt Die sptIe.apbIe. @inbetmtde
Snbutrie. 8iais unb gut. $500 per Come.
Sfiee: 215 ct. MarD's StraBe.
3 pbon 4ss
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sa- IS 1T feline @efobr bamit pers
bunben, GbamberIains 9uftensM eoi3in
ben &inbern gu seben, ba fe feline
f9dbli9en Subffan3en entbdlt; iie 1T
unerrei9t fur @rfdltuns unb 8rdune.
Gum 0erfauf bel VI. @obn & Co., s.
Raltener & Sobn unb auen 9russiten.
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30 N. s. Gntterfibe, 1896
Ghs QouifOns6 traBe, plumbers, Sos
un6 Steam ; Gitters, balten fi9 benz
publifum fiir dlein ibrGa9 f9lagenben
Mrbeiien empfnblen unb peripre9en
pronipte Beforgung aler Neftrdge.
aroHIeuGter, Sos Girturss, 9a6emans
men, @loiets &c. ftets an 9an6.
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sd5 9bos. @ og ga & 8ros.
toben has boaffdnbigfe Eager bon M2us
iitaIieni in Der 6tabt unb geben Sebem
ben n6tbigen Absus ober @abatt.
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@reiuns @efrigeratpr i. MART,
vac GhbsAlamosu ub Martine3sG traBe
tfbrt fril9es, sepbfeltes unb gerdu6er.
fss 9letid; alle 6orien Wnrf, Slide,
&ulieru, @eHtgel. Milb. Muftrdae
fuerDer prompt ausgefhbrt. OHen ben
garseu Tag. 4,12,6Wt.
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~ 3~apiiaIilten unb SO!6e, tuel9e
ibr @elb in @runoeigenibum aulegen
tDotIen, beripeifen mir auf bic Nuseige
Der 0erreu 6. 8. 9igMopitp & 60.
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Dr.. Prentice,
(Inssfommen bon eOnbon, @nslunb).
TT t1H Measer<S otel, Gait Antouio,
BIG 5um 9. Sebruar.
Office S%tunben nur BON
10-3 ubr.
Die Mm8ens, Obren= ,tnb Groniid,e
3ranfbeitem.


Dr.. grentiee's sbfsm Der a%usenunterlu.
Dung 0eine eisene erfnbuaa) 1T in mebreren
Der sr0bten Sospitaler euroYas einsefabrt
noroen anb biele Der leitenben a~meritani1den
aerate sebrau6en es. 9ur@ feline Ynpenbuna
h'eroen aae auseniibel ~beieitist unb Die ausen
%setninnen biel bon ibrer serlorenen starts
tsieber.
AGe aera'e Der staOt ino boFidf einsela.
benz Or. @renties's @bfem tennen gu Iernen
nnb 8eusen ber Sperationea su fem. ST.,
Rremtiee bat habrenb Der Ietten 10 Mouatt
niebr als 1000 ausen bonn SdieIen befreit.
Gs bernria9t tpeais uber gar feline S&meraeu
uno 1T oft in 80 Setunben aetban.
Der folsenbe Brief bes 8oriibenben ber tltab.
gommifton stebt cine Sbee bonn @ertbe bee
nsuen Or. @rentiee'iaen Sbaems:
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s@- 81 Bros. liefern bic
beite1 uro biIigifen Drudia9en. @ebt
3u ibnen.
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sdr- Sbr fpart @eIb, tpenn ibre Cure
Drlidla@en BEL Sobufon Bros.
anfertigen Idbt.
The Southern herald., 1889-08-30
ROBBED By WEEDS.


The Difference Between Two Pieces OF
Farm Land Described by u Traveller.
l have In mind two pieces of corn
growing contiguously, only the line
fence between the fields indicating the
ownership OF the two pieces. The
quality of land is evidently the same in
both and the corn on both pieces had
grown to about the same height
There was apparently but little differ
ence in the two fields at the time the
spindleS began to show in the stalks.
But really there was this difference
one received frequent and careful cult.
vation with view to destroy all weed
growth; the other had only superficial
manipulation of the soil. The careful
hand which had with great painstaking
and this kind goeth not out without
such-sought to eradicate root and
branch of these troublesome tenants
at-will' in one piece was wanting in
the other The weather now came on
hOG 1ho NOIn III bIlt
rows spread itself like a green bay
tree and held on wonderfully late into
the season before the leaves rolled or
gave much evidence that the dry
weather was telling upon it In the
other lot a carpet of green weeds in the
shape of barnyard grass, Roman worm
wood, sorrel and smartweed sprang up
between the rows, and not only pur-
loined the nutriment OF the soil, but
what was of full as much consequence
to the corn plants, drank In the mois-
ture afforded by dews and scant showers
and with their network OF fbrous, sur
face-feeding roots imbibed the moisture
from the soil, and practically throttled
the corn on its own ground, and set its
leaves curling three weeks before the
others. stunting its growth and dimin-
ishing the crop fully one-half below
that of the clean-kept field. -Massa-
chusetts Ploughman.
The Southern herald., 1889-08-30
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

For corns and bunioRs nothing is
as cooling as the beaten white Of an
egg.
Treat tired or inhamed eyes with
bath OF warm water Eve parts and
witch hazel one part three times day.
Olive oil saturated with camphoF
makes an excellent application for in
tiammatory swellings, also for rubbing
rheumatic joints.
Berry Cream Cake.-Two eggs, a
cupful Of sugar, a cupful Of sour cream,
teaspoonful Of soda, two cupiuls of
berries, and flour to make a stiff batter
When troubled with neuralgia
pains heat a flat-iron, put double
fold Of flannel on the painful part, then
move the iron to and fro on the flannel.
The pain will cease almost immedi-
ately.
"A family can be comfortable with
less heat and more fresh air than is
generally supposed; and in rooms heat
ed by furnaces or stoves and lighted by
gas, too much care regarding ventila-
ton can not be exercised.
TO can fruit, with the juice rich
and delicious, you must not put drop
Of water in it. The water fades the
fruit and renders it tasteless. Stew
fruit in its own juice. The juice can be
extracted from over-ripe and inferior
fruit to can with. Fruit canned in this
way is rich and delicious, and will keer
for years.
Potato Salad. cold potatoes in
small slices Put into q dish two eggs
seven tablespoonfuls OF vinegar. one
tablespoonful OF butter and half a tes
spoonful OF mustard. Put the dish into
boiling water and stir until the dressing
is as thick as good cream. Add sail
and pepper and pour all over the pota-
toes. Good Housekeeping.
When fire bricks become cracked
they may be mended with cement
formed Of equal parts OF salt and soap
stone powder (Which is bought Of any
druggist). Mix these ingredients with
water to thick paste, and apply. tt
remove clinkers from fire brick, put ar
oyster shell or two on clear, bright
fire, and the bricks will be bright and
clean.
-Currant Shrub Strain a pint
bowl of rich red currant juice; add 8
pint OF water. Sweeten the shrub tc
the taste with sugar. and CRATE sprink.
ling OF nutmeg over the top. Add &
lump of ice to the pitcher containing the
beverage, and serve it in tiny glasses
or tumblers. 1t is very refreshing
summer drink for we'll persons as vel
as invalids. IN. Y. Tribune.
AT the first sign Of the separation
Of the butter from the milk, rinse the
sides Of the churn and the cover will
water at the churning temperature Al
soon as grains OF butter as large az
mustard seed, and not larger than ker
nels of wheat, appear stop the churr
and reduce the temperature to fifty
eight degrees or below, by pouring ii
cold spring or iced water. 1t is better
to let the churn stand fifteen minutes
or so, after pouring in the water, fol
the granules of butter to harden, as fa
cools slowly because poor conductor
OF heat.
The Southern herald., 1889-08-30
Things to Be Remembered.


That the tongue is not steel, yet it
cuts. That cheerfulness is the weather
OF the heart That sleep is the best
stimulant, nervine safe for all to take.
That 1t is better to learn to say mo
than to be able to read Latin. That
cold air is not necessarily pure, nor
warm air necessarily impure. That a
cheerful face is nearly as good for an
invalid as healthy weather. That there
are men whose friends are more to be
pitied than their enemies. Phat advice
is like castor oil, easy enough to give,
but hard enough to take. That wealth
may bring luxuries, but luxuries do not
always bring happiness. That grand
temples are built Of small stones, and
great lives made up OF trifing events
That nature is rag merchant. who
works up every shred and rag, and end
into new creations That an open mind,
an open hand, and an open heart would
everywhere find an open door. That It
is not enough to keep the poor in mind;
give them something to keep you in
mind. That men often prech from the
housetops while the devil Is crawling in
at the basement below. Thatlifss real
heroes and heroines are those who bear
their own burdens bravely and give a
helping hand to those around them.
That hasty words often rankle in the
wound which injury gives, and thatsofi
words asspage iti forgiveness cures, and
forgsllulness takes away the scar :
London Culver.
The Southern herald., 1889-08-30

In manyinstances it has been proven that
Z: b. B. Botanic Blood Balm5, made by
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, will blood
poison in its worse phases, even when all
other treatment fails.
A. p Brunson, Atlanta, Ga, writes ~
hadM running ulcers on one leg and on
the other, and felt greatly prostrated. i be-
lieve / actually swallowed barrel of medi.
cine, in vain efforts to cure the disease.
With little hope l finally acted on the ur-
gent advice of friend and got bottle OF
B. b. b. l experienced a change and my
despondency was somewhat dispelled. /
kept using it until had taken sixteen bot
ties, and all the ulcers, rheumatism and all
other horrors of blood poison have disap-
peared, and at last l am sound and well
again, after an experience of twenty years
Of torture"
Robt. Ward, Maxey, Ga, writes: "My
disease was pronounced tertiary form OF
blood poison. My face, head and shoulders
were mass of corruption, and finally the
disease began eating my skull bones. My
bones ached; my kidneys were deranged,
lost flesh and strength, and life became a
burden. All said l must surely die, but
nevertheless, when had used ten bottles
OF B. B. B. was pronounced well. Hun.
dreds OF scars can now be seen on me. ]
have now been well over twelve months"
The Southern herald., 1889-08-30
Two Hundred and Eighty Years Of I'm.
vnrowauoaut

pfOVom0nGs
In 1909, after traversing the Hudson
River from its mouth to Albany, and care
fully noting the grandeur and beauty on
either side Of this magnificent highway OF
nature, Hendrick Hudson wrote these
words:
at is as beautiful land as one can tread upon" I"
Two hundred and eighty years have mar
velously increased the beauty Of the great
river called by his name, and could he re-
turn 70 the scenes of his manhood, he
would hnd many more lovely sights
than those upon which his eyes rested
in the early part of the seventeenth
century The natural beauties of the
Hudson are much the same, and no
description can exaggerate them; but the
magnificent steamers that ply between New
York and Albany, the innumerable sailing
craft that dot the surface of the mighty
river, the never-ending clusters Of canal
boats that are being towed up and down,
the beautiful villas that one encounters at
every turn, the magnificent monuments,
perpetuating heroic deeds, that we find here
and there along the banks of this noblest
river OF the continent, add an endless va
riety to the scenery, and resistless charm
to the eye of the traveller.
The New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad runs along the bank OF the Hudson
river the entire distance between New Yorl
and Albany, and is the great Trunk Line
that connects the metropolis of the Western
world with the famous health and pleasure
resorts Of Central, Northern and Western
New York, including in its list the Catskill
Mountains, Saratoga, Lake George, Sharon
and Richfeld Springs, Lake Ontario, the
Berkshire Hills, Niagara Falls, the Thou.
sand Islands, Lake Champlain, the River St
Lawrence, and hundreds of others.
The New York Central is part OF the
great national highway across the CONT.
nent, and for the beauty of its scenery, the
number and Importance of the cities through
which it passes, its almost total lack oi
grades and curves, this great four-tracA
railway is unsurpassed in Europe or Amer
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The Southern herald., 1889-08-30
FORTUNES FREAKS.
Strange Manner in Which a Lost
Competence Was Regained.

! was sitting in my study, my head
propped upon my hand, wondering II
the time had come when must actual
II be bread-and-butter writer; SO far
J had never written without being sure
J had something to say, but now we
had had potatoes for dinner without
any embellishments for three days,
things were becoming grave. yet the
public we're always demanding humor-
Gus articles. As ! sat there, two or
three plots came to my mind. those /
had laid aside for future use, but
couldn't iix them up. smiled de-
Elsively; how often had said to
younger writer's: Never give way to
moods Or walt for inspiration; II you
make authorship your liiework. attend
70 It as 10 any other business; force
yourself to the routine Of working at IL
every day like any other bread-and-
butter affair" or course had thrown
il gratis advise about talent, artistic
feeling and training my common sense
for others was a good enough affair,
but It did not work just now for me.
looked over at my vacant safe In
he cofAsFs moi ulree years ago II had
contained silver. iewelry and bills. not
e mention some bonds, the interest Of
which might see us comfortably through
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